U~'sGJidefor Nokia3510
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`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0001
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`

`
`DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
`We, NOKIA CORPORATION, declare under our sole responsibility that the product
`NHM-8NX is in conformity with the provisions of the following Council Directive:
`1999/5/EC.
`Acopyofthe Declaration ofConformitycan be found from
`http://www. n oki a.co m/ phones/ d eel a ratio n_of_ conformity/.
`
`Copyright© Nokia Corporation 2002. All rights reserved.
`
`Reproduction, transfer, distribution or storage of part or all of the contents in this
`document in any form without the prior written permission of Nokia is prohibited.
`
`Nokia and Nokia Connecting People are registered trademarks of Nokia Corporation.
`Other product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks or
`tradenames of their respective owners.
`
`Nokia tune is a trademark of Nokia Corporation.
`
`Dance2 Music, Bum per and Lin k5 are trademarks of Nokia Corporation.
`
`US Patent No 5818437 and other pending patents. T9 text input software Copyright (C)
`1997-2002. Tegic Communications, Inc. All rights reserved.
`
`Includes RSA BSAFE cryptographic or security protocol software from RSA Security.
`
`Nokia operates a policy of continuous development. Nokia reserves the right to make
`changes and improvements to any of the products described in this document without
`prior notice.
`
`Under no circumstances shall Nokia be responsible for any loss of data or income or any
`special, incidental, consequential or indirect damages howsoever caused.
`
`The contents of this document are provided "as is". Except as required by applicable law,
`no warranties of any kind, either express or implied, including, but not limited to, the
`implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are made in
`relation to the accuracy, reliability or contents of this document. Nokia reserves the
`right to revise this document or withdraw it at any time without prior notice
`
`The availability of particular accessories may vary by market. Please check with the
`Nokia dealer nearest to you.
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`Issue 1
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`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0002
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`

`
`Quick and easy
`
`This Quick Guide explains the basic
`functions of your Nokia 3510 mobile
`phone. More information on these
`functions is given in chapters 3-6.
`• Making a call
`• Before you can make your first
`call, see Installing the SIM card
`and the battery to learn how to
`insert the SIM card, install and
`charge the battery, and switch on
`your phone.
`1. Key in the area code and phone
`number and press '5> .
`2. Press <§/ to end the call.
`• Call functions
`• Answering a call: Press '5> .
`• Ending/rejecting a call: Press
`<§/ .You can also press
`Silence to mute the ringing, and
`then either answer or reject the
`call.
`• Adjusting earpiece volume:
`During a call, press the scroll
`keys.
`• Calling your voice mailbox:
`Press and hold \G> .If the phone
`asks for the voice mailbox
`number, key it in and press OK.
`
`• Speed dialling: First assign a
`phone number to a speed dialling
`key (see page 19). Then press the
`speed dialling key you want and
`'5> .
`• Answering a waiting call: First
`activate Call waiting service (see
`page 1 0). Then you can answer a
`waiting call by pressing '5> .
`The first call is put on hold. Press
`<§/ to end the active call.
`• Sending a text message
`1. Press Menu, select Messages
`and Write message
`2. Key in a message. See Writing
`text on page 11.
`See also Text and picture
`templates on page 23.
`3. To send the message, press
`Options and select Send.
`4. Enter the recipient's phone
`number and press OK to send the
`message, or search for the phone
`number in the phone book. Press
`OK to send the message.
`For more information, see
`Messages (Menu 2) on page 21.
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`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1 032-0003
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`

`
`• Locking and unlocking
`the keypad
`To lock the keypad:
`•
`In standby mode, press Menu
`and \!:) within 1.5 seconds
`to lock the keypad.
`
`To unlock the keypad:
`•
`In standby mode, press
`Unlock and \!:)w ithin 1.5
`seconds to unlock the keypad.
`
`To set the keypad to lock
`automatically:
`• Press Menu, Settings, Phone
`settings and Automatic
`keyguard. Select On to
`activate the keyguard and
`se lect the time after which
`the keypad automatically
`locks.
`
`viii
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`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1 032-0004
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`

`
`Contents
`
`List of menu functions ................ iv
`
`Quick and easy ............................ vii
`
`FOR YOUR SAFETY ..................... xii
`
`General information .................. xiv
`Stickers in the sales package ............... xiv
`Access codes ............................................. xiv
`
`Overview of the functions of
`the phone .................................... xv
`Multimedia messaging service ............. xv
`Polyphonic sound (MIDI) ........................ xv
`GPRS (General Packet Radio Service). xvi
`WAP (Wireless Application Protocol). xvi
`
`1.Your phone .............................. .
`Keys and connectors .................................. 1
`Standby mode ............................................. 2
`
`2. Getting started ......................... 3
`Installing the SIM card and the battery 3
`Removing the SIM card .......................... 4
`Charging the battery ................................. 4
`Switching the phone on and off ............ 4
`Keypad lock (Keyguard) ............................ 5
`Changing the covers .................................. 6
`Putting on the carrying strap .................. 7
`
`3. Call functions ........................... 8
`Making a call ............................................... 8
`Last number redial ling ........................... 8
`Calling your voice mailbox ................... 8
`Speed dialling a phone number .......... 8
`Making a conference call ...................... 9
`Answering or rejecting an
`incoming call ............................................... 9
`Call waiting .............................................. 9
`10
`Options during a call..
`
`4. Writing text.. .......................... 11
`Setting predictive text input on
`or off ........................................................... 11
`Using predictive text input ................... 11
`Writing compound words .................. 12
`Using traditional text input .................. 12
`Tipsforwritingtext ................................ 13
`
`5. Using the menu ...................... 14
`Accessing a menu function ................... 14
`
`6. Menu functions ...................... 15
`Phone book
`(Names- Menu 1) ................................... 15
`Selecting the phone book settings .. 15
`Saving names and phone numbers
`(Add name) ............................................. 16
`Saving multiple numbers and
`text items per name ......................... 16
`Searching for a name in the
`phone book ............................................ 17
`Editing a name, number or
`text item ................................................. 17
`Erasing names and numbers ............. 18
`Copying phone books .......................... 18
`Sending and receiving
`a business card ...................................... 18
`Assigning a number to
`a speed dialling key ............................. 19
`Voice dialling ......................................... 19
`Adding a voice tag ............................ 20
`Making a call using a voice tag .... 20
`Replaying, changing or
`erasing a voice tag ........................... 20
`Service numbers ................................... 21
`Ringing tone per name ....................... 21
`
`ix
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`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1 032-0005
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`

`
`Messages (Menu 2) ................................. 21
`Writing and sending text messages 21
`Options for sending a message ........ 22
`Text and picture templates ............... 23
`Inserting a text template into a
`message
`........................................ 23
`Inserting a picture template
`into a message .................................. 23
`Reading and replying to
`a text message ...................................... 23
`lnbox and outbox folders ................... 24
`Erasing text messages ........................ 24
`Chat
`........................................ 25
`My folders and Archive folder .......... 25
`Voice messages ..................................... 26
`Info messages ....................................... 26
`Service command editor .................... 26
`Text message settings ......................... 26
`Receiving multimedia messages ......... 27
`Multimedia messaging settings ....... 28
`Viewing multimedia messages ......... 28
`Viewing the received message ...... 28
`Viewing a saved message ............... 29
`Call register (Menu 3) ............................ 29
`Missed calls and received calls ........ 29
`Dialled numbers ................................... 30
`Erase recent call lists .......................... 30
`Call counters and call timers ............ 30
`Tones (Menu 4) ......................................... 31
`Profiles (Menu 5) ..................................... 31
`
`Settings (Menu 6) .................................... 32
`Time and date settings ....................... 32
`Clock settings .................................... 32
`Date settings ...................................... 32
`Automatic update of date and
`time ....................................................... 32
`Call settings ........................................... 33
`Call divert ........................................... 33
`Anykey answer .................................. 33
`Automatic redial ............................... 33
`Speed dialling settings .................... 33
`Call waiting service .......................... 33
`Summary after call ........................... 34
`My number sending ......................... 34
`Line for outgoing calls .................... 34
`Phone settings ...................................... 34
`Language ............................................. 34
`Keyguard settings ............................. 34
`Cell info display ................................ 34
`Welcome note .................................... 35
`Network selection ............................. 35
`Confirm SIM service actions ......... 35
`Help text activation ......................... 35
`Start-up tone ..................................... 35
`Accessory settings ............................... 35
`Security settings ................................... 36
`Restore factory settings ..................... 37
`Games (Menu 7) ....................................... 37
`Starting a game .................................... 37
`Game services and game settings ... 37
`Organiser (Menu 8) ................................. 38
`Alarm clock ............................................ 38
`Calendar .................................................. 39
`Making a calendar note .................. 39
`When the phone alarms for
`a note ................................................... 40
`
`X
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`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0006
`
`

`
`Tools (Menu 9) ......................................... 40
`Screen saver .......................................... 40
`Screen saver activation timeout .. 41
`Receiving screen savers via
`MMS or picture messaging ............ 41
`Calculator
`........................................ 41
`Making a currency conversion ...... 42
`Countdown timer ................................. 42
`Stopwatch
`........................................ 43
`Time observation and
`time splitting ...................................... 43
`Lap times ............................................ 43
`Viewing and erasing times ............. 43
`Mobile Internet services, WAP
`(Menu 1 0)
`........................................ 44
`Basic steps for accessing and using
`WAP services ......................................... 44
`Setting up the phone for
`a WAP service ....................................... 44
`Saving the service settings
`received as a text message ............ 44
`Keying in the service settings
`manually ............................................. 45
`Settings when GSM data is the
`selected data bearer ........................ 46
`Settings when GPRS is the
`selected data bearer ........................ 46
`Making a connection to
`a WAP service ....................................... 47
`Browsing the pages of
`a WAP service ....................................... 47
`General guidelines for using the
`phone keys .......................................... 48
`WAP direct calling ............................ 49
`Ending a WAP connection ................. 49
`Appearance settings of the WAP
`browser
`........................................ 49
`
`Download settings ............................... 50
`Bookmarks .............................................. 50
`Receiving a bookmark ..................... 51
`Service inbox ......................................... 51
`To set the phone to receive
`service messages ............................... 51
`The cache memory ............................... 52
`Security indicator ................................. 52
`Authority certificates .......................... 52
`SIM services (Menu 11) ......................... 53
`
`7. Battery statements ................. 54
`Charging and Discharging ...................... 54
`
`8. Genuine Accessories ............... 55
`Battery ........................................................ 55
`Indoor .......................................................... 55
`Standard Charger (ACP-7) ................. 55
`Battery Charging Stand (DDC-1) ..... 56
`Indoor and Vehicle .................................. 56
`Personal Headset Kit (HDC-5) .......... 56
`Vehicle ........................................................ 56
`Mobile Charger (LCH-9) ..................... 56
`Plug and Play Handsfree (PPH-1) .... 57
`Mobile Inductive Loopset (LPS-3) ....... 57
`
`9. Care And Maintenance .......... 58
`
`10. Important Safety
`Information ................................. 59
`
`LIMITED WARRANTY .................. 63
`
`Your Details ................................ 64
`
`Index ............................................ 65
`
`xi
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`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1 032-0007
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`

`
`FOR YOUR SAFETY
`
`Read these simple guidelines. Breaking
`the rules may be dangerous or illegal.
`Further detailed information is given in
`this manual.
`
`0 Do not switch the phone on
`
`when wireless phone use is
`prohibited or when it may cause
`interference or danger.
`
`Don't use a hand-held phone
`while driving.
`
`~ ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST
`& INTERFERENCE
`
`All wireless phones may get
`interference, which could affect
`performance.
`
`& SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS
`
`Follow any regulations or rules.
`Switch the phone off near
`medical equipment.
`
`Wireless devices can cause
`interference in aircraft.
`
`& SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT
`& SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELLING
`
`Don't use the phone at a
`refuelling point. Don't use near
`fuel or chemicals.
`
`& SWITCH OFF NEAR BLASTING
`
`Don't use the phone where
`blasting is in progress. Observe
`restrictions, and follow any
`regulations or rules.
`
`mJ USE SENSIBLY
`
`Use only in the normal position.
`Don't touch the antenna
`unnecessarily.
`
`xii
`
`~
`
`QUALIFIED SERVICE
`Only qualified personnel may
`install or repair phone
`equipment.
`
`D
`
`Bl
`B
`
`ACCESSORIES AND BATTERIES
`Use only approved accessories
`and batteries. Do not connect
`incompatible products.
`
`WATER-RESISTANCE
`Your phone is not water-
`resistant. Keep it dry.
`
`CONNECTING TO OTHER DEVICES
`When connecting to any other
`device, read its owner's guide for
`detailed safety instructions. Do
`not connect incompatible
`products.
`
`~
`
`CALLING
`Ensure the phone is switched on
`and in service. Enter the phone
`number, including the area code,
`then press ~ .Toendacall,
`press <§/ . To answer a call,
`press ~ -
`
`til
`
`EMERGENCY CALLS
`Ensure the phone is switched on
`and in service. Press <§/ as
`many times as needed (e.g. to
`exit a call, to exit a menu, etc.) to
`clear the display. Enter the
`emergency number, then press
`~ .Give your location. Do
`not end the call until told to do
`so.
`
`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1 032-0008
`
`

`
`Network Services
`
`The wireless phone described in this guide is approved for use on the EGSM 900 and
`GSM 1800 networks.
`Dualband is a network dependent feature. Check with your local service provider if you
`can subscribe to and use this feature.
`A number of features included in this guide are called Network Services. These are
`special services that you arrange through your wireless service provider. Before you can
`take advantage of any of these Network Services, you must subscribe to them through
`your service provider and obtain instructions for their use from your service provider.
`r:l. Note: Some networks may not support all language-dependent characters
`~ and/or services.
`Check the model number of any charger before use with this device. This
`device is intended for use when supplied with power from ACP-7, ACP-8 and
`LCH-9.
`Warning: Use only batteries, chargers and accessories approved by the phone
`manufacturer for use with this particular phone model. The use of any other
`types may invalidate any approval or warranty applying to the phone, and
`may be dangerous.
`For availability of approved accessories, please check with your dealer.
`When you disconnect the power cord of any accessory, grasp and pull the
`plug, not the cord.
`
`xiii
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`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1 032-0009
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`

`
`• PIN2 code (4 through 8 digits):
`The PIN2 code may be supplied
`with the SIM card and is required
`to access some functions, such as
`charging unit counters.
`
`• PUK and PUK2 codes (8 digits):
`The Personal Unblocking Key
`(PUK) code is required to change
`a blocked PIN code. The PUK2
`code is required to change a
`blocked PI N2 code.
`
`If the codes are not supplied with
`the SIM card, contact your local
`service provider for the codes.
`
`• Barring password: The barring
`password is needed when using
`the Call barring service, see
`Security settings on page 36. The
`password is supplied by your
`service provider.
`
`General information
`
`• Stickers in the sales
`package
`The stickers contain important
`information for service and
`customer support purposes.
`Attach the [A] sticker to Your
`Details page of this owner's guide.
`
`• Access codes
`• Security code (5 digits): The
`security code protects your
`phone against unauthorised use,
`and is supplied with the phone.
`The preset code is 12345. Change
`the code in the Settings menu,
`see Security settings on page 36.
`Keep the new code secret and in
`a safe place separate from your
`phone.
`
`Set the phone to request the
`code, see Security settings on
`page 36.
`
`• PIN code (4 trough 8 digits): The
`Personal Identification Number
`(PIN) code protectsyourSIM card
`against unauthorised use. The
`PIN code is usually supplied with
`the 51 M card.
`
`Set the phone to request the PIN
`code each time the phone is
`switched on, see Security
`settings on page 36.
`
`xiv
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`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0010
`
`

`
`Overview of the functions of the phone
`
`The Nokia 351 0 phone provides
`many functions which are very
`handy for daily use, such as a
`Calendar, Clock, Alarm clock,
`Countdown timer, Calculator,
`Games, and many more.
`
`A range of accessory covers is also
`available for your phone. To change
`the covers, see Changing the covers
`on page 6.
`
`• Multimedia messaging
`service
`The multimedia messaging service
`enables you to receive multimedia
`messages. These messages can be
`made up of text. graphics and sound.
`The graphic part can be saved for use
`asasc~ensave~andthesoundpart
`can be saved for use as a ringing
`tone.
`
`Note: The default setting of
`the multimedia message
`service is on (Allow
`multimedia reception is set
`to Yes), and your operator or
`service provider may charge
`you for every message you
`receive.
`
`• Polyphonic sound
`(MIDI)
`Polyphonic sound consists of several
`sound components played at the
`same time through a speaker. The
`polyphonic sounds make ringing
`tones sound like real melodies
`compared to the beeps in traditional
`ringing tones. The polyphonic sounds
`are used in ringing tones, message
`alert tones and in gaming for
`background music and sound
`effects. Your 3510 phone has sound
`components from over 40
`instruments that can be used for
`polyphonic sounds. A maximum of
`four instruments can be played
`simultaneously. The format
`supported is the scalable polyphonic
`MIDI (SP-MIDI).
`
`You can receive polyphonic ringing
`tones via multimedia service, see
`Receiving multimedia messages on
`page 27 and Tones (Menu 4). You
`can also download them via WAP via
`Tone services menu. See Tones
`(Menu 4) on page 31.
`
`XV
`
`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0011
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`

`
`• WAP (Wireless
`Application Protocol)
`You can access various WAP services
`such as news, weather reports,
`entertainment. cinema and online
`games. These services are specially
`designed for mobile phones and they
`are maintained by WAP service
`providers.
`Check the availability ofWAP
`services, pricing and tariffs with your
`network operator and/or the service
`provider whose services you wish to
`use. Service providers will also give
`you instructions on how to use their
`services.
`See Mobile Internet services, WAP
`(Menu 1 0) on page 44.
`
`• GPRS (General Packet
`Radio Service)
`GPRS is a technology that allows
`mobile phones to be used for
`sending and receiving data over the
`mobile network. GPRS is a data
`bearer that enables wireless access
`to data networks such as the
`Internet. The applications which use
`GPRS are WAP, MMS and SMS
`messages.
`Before you can use GPRS
`technology
`• You need to subscribe to the
`GPRS service.
`For availability and subscription
`to GPRS service, contact your
`network operator or service
`provider.
`• You need to save the GPRS
`settings for the applications used
`over GPRS.
`See Setting up the phone for a
`WAP service on page 44.
`See Text message settings on
`page 26.
`Fees for GPRS and applications
`Both the active GPRS connection
`and the applications used over GPRS,
`for example WAP services, sending
`and receiving data and SMS
`messages, require a fee. For more
`detailed information on fees,
`contact your network operator or
`service provider.
`
`xvi
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`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0012
`
`

`
`1. Your phone
`
`• Keys and connectors
`
`1
`
`Your phone
`
`1.
`
`Power key, <D
`Switches the phone on and off.
`
`While in the phone book or in
`menu functions, or when the
`keypad is locked, briefly pressing
`the power key turns the phone's
`display lights on for
`approximately 15 seconds.
`Selection keys, ~ and <:2/
`The function of the keys depends
`on the guiding text shown on the
`display above the keys, for
`example Menu and Names in
`standby mode.
`
`2.
`
`3.
`
`Scroll keys, <Q;> and ~
`
`4.
`
`5.
`
`6.
`
`Enables scrolling through names,
`phone numbers, menus or
`settings. Also adjusts the
`earpiece volume during a call.
`
`~ ends an active call. Exits
`from any function.
`
`~ dials a phone number, and
`answers a call. In standby mode,
`it shows the most recently called
`number.
`W - ~ enter numbers and
`characters. Pressing and holding
`[;> calls your voice mailbox.
`\?:> and ~ are used for
`various purposes in different
`functions, for example, when
`locking the keypad.
`
`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0013
`
`

`
`Your phone
`
`I
`
`•
`1
`0
`
`xxxxxxx
`
`• Standby mode
`When the phone
`is ready for use
`and no characters
`have been
`entered by the
`user, the phone is in standby mode.
`The selection keys in standby mode
`are Menu and Names.
`
`xxxxxx Indicates the cellular
`network in which the phone
`is currently being used.
`
`'f
`
`Shows the signal strength
`of the cellular network at
`your current location. The
`higher the bar, the stronger
`the signal.
`
`0
`
`Shows the battery charge
`level. The higher the bar, the
`more power in the battery.
`Other essential indicators in
`standby mode:
`
`B
`
`You have received one or
`several text or picture
`messages. See Reading and
`replying to a text message
`on page 23.
`
`QD
`
`You have received one or
`several voice messages. See
`Voice messages on page 26.
`
`-o
`
`~
`
`tf
`
`iSl
`
`fY'
`
`..j
`
`"l"
`
`The phone's keypad is
`locked. See Keypad lock
`(Keyg uard) on page 5 .
`
`The phone does not ring for
`an incoming call orforatext
`message when Incoming
`call alert is set to Off and
`Message alert tone is set to
`Off. See Tones (Menu 4) on
`page31.
`
`The alarm clock is set to On.
`See Alarm clock on page 38.
`
`The countdown timer is
`running. See Countdown
`timer on page 42.
`
`The stopwatch timing is
`running in the background.
`See Stopwatch on page 43.
`
`All your calls are diverted to
`another number, Divert all
`voice calls. If you have two
`phone lines, the divert
`indicator for the first line is
`!..:t- and for the second line
`is Y. See Call divert on
`page 33.
`
`Calls are limited to a closed
`user group (network
`service). See Security
`settings on page 36.
`
`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0014
`
`

`
`Getting started
`
`3. Insert the SIM card into the
`phone. Make sure that the SIM
`card is positioned correctly and
`that the golden contact area on
`the card is facing downwards.
`
`4. Replace the battery.
`
`5. Replace the back cover. Make
`sure that the locking catches on
`the sides of the covers go in the
`notches on the phone.
`
`2. Getting started
`
`•Installing the SIM card
`and the battery
`• Keep all miniature SIM cards out
`of the reach of small children.
`• The SIM card and its contacts can
`easily be damaged by scratches
`or bending, so be careful when
`handling, inserting or removing
`the card.
`• Before installing the SIM card,
`always make sure that the phone
`is switched off and you can then
`remove the battery.
`1. With the back of the phone
`facing you, press the release
`button. Slide and lift the back
`cover off the phone in the
`direction of the arrows.
`
`2. Lift the battery out of the phone,
`the end side first.
`
`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0015
`
`

`
`Getting started
`
`Removing the SIM card
`If you need to remove the SIM card
`from the phone, remove the back
`cover and the battery, press the snap
`of the SIM card holder down and
`gently push the SIM card towards
`the top of the phone.
`
`• Charging the battery
`1. Connect the lead of the charger
`to the socket on the bottom of
`your phone.
`
`2. Connect the charger to an AC
`wa II socket.
`The text Charging is displayed
`briefly if the phone is switched
`on. When the battery is
`completely flat. it may take a few
`minutes before the charging
`indicator appears on the display
`or any calls can be made.
`You can use the phone while the
`charger is connected.
`
`4
`
`The charging time depends on the
`charger and the battery used. For
`example, charging a BLC-2 battery
`with the ACP-7 charger takes about
`3 hours and 45 minutes.
`
`• Switching the phone on
`and off
`Press and hold
`the power key,
`<D.
`Note that if the
`phone displays
`Insert SIM
`card even
`though the
`SIM card is
`properly
`inserted, you
`should contact
`your network operator or service
`provider. Your phone does not
`support 5 Volt SIM cards and the
`card may need to be changed.
`If the phone asks for a PIN code,
`•
`key in the PIN code (displayed as
`****), and press OK.
`See also PIN code request in
`Security settings on page 36 and
`Access codes on page xiv.
`If the phone asks for a security
`code, key in the security code
`(displayed as*****), and press OK.
`See also Access codes on page
`XIV.
`
`•
`
`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0016
`
`

`
`Warning: Do not switch the
`phone on when wireless
`phone use is prohibited or
`when it may cause
`interference or danger.
`
`TIPS ON
`EFFICIENT
`OPERATION:
`Your phone has a
`built-in antenna.
`As with any
`other radio
`transmitting
`device, do not
`touch the
`antenna
`unnecessarily
`when the phone
`is switched on.
`Contact with the
`antenna affects
`call quality and may cause the phone
`to operate at a higher power level
`than otherwise needed. Not
`touching the antenna area during a
`phone call optimises the antenna
`performance and the talktime of
`your phone.
`
`Getting started
`
`•Keypadlock(Keyguard)
`You can lock the keypad to prevent
`the keys being accidentally pressed,
`for example, when your phone is in
`your bag.
`• Locking the keypad
`
`In standby mode, press Menu
`and then \?::> within 1.5 seconds
`to lock the keypad.
`When the keypad is locked, -o
`appears at the top of the display.
`• Unlocking the keypad
`Press Unlock and then \?::>
`within 1.5 seconds to unlock the
`keypad.
`• When keyguard is on
`To answer a call, press ~ .
`During a call, the phone can be
`operated normally. When you
`end or reject a call, the keypad
`will automatically be locked.
`• Automatic keyguard
`You can set the keypad to lock
`automatically after a certain
`time. See Keyguard settings on
`page 34.
`
`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0017
`
`

`
`Getting started
`
`Note: When Keyguard is on,
`calls may be possible to the
`emergency number
`programmed into your
`phone (e.g. 112 or other
`official emergency number).
`Key in the emergency
`number and press ~ .
`The number is displayed
`only after you have keyed in
`its last digit.
`
`• Changing the covers
`Before changing either cover, always
`switch off the power and disconnect
`the phone from the charger or any
`other device. Always store and use
`the phone with the covers attached.
`1. To remove the back cover of the
`phone, with the back of the
`phone facing you, press the back
`cover release button and slide the
`cover off the phone. See
`Installing the SIM card and the
`battery on page 3.
`
`2. Gently pull the front cover off the
`phone starting from the bottom.
`
`3. Replace the key mat on the new
`front cover, if necessary.
`
`4. To replace the front cover, align
`the top of the phone with the top
`of the front cover and gently
`push the phone towards the
`cover. Ensure that the locking
`catches on the sides go in the
`notches on the phone, and that
`the cover is locked into place.
`
`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0018
`
`

`
`5. To replace the back cover of the
`phone, direct the back cover
`towards the locking catches on
`the front cover and slide the back
`cover until it locks into place. See
`Installing the SIM card and the
`battery on page 3.
`
`• Putting on the carrying
`strap
`1. Take off the back and front cover,
`see Changing the covers on page
`6.
`2. Lift the power key from the edge
`shown in the picture.
`
`Getting started
`
`Insert the carrying strap by
`threading the strap as shown in
`the picture and tighten.
`
`3. Press the power key back in.
`Make sure it is properly in place.
`4. Replace the front and back cover,
`see Changing the covers on page
`6.
`
`You can also remove the power
`key completely, but make sure
`not to lose it.
`
`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1032-0019
`
`

`
`Call functions
`
`3. Call functions
`
`• Making a call
`1. Key in the phone number,
`including the area code. To edit
`the number on the display, press
`<Q:> or ~ to move the
`cursor and press Clear to delete
`the character to the left of the
`cursor.
`For international calls, press \?>
`twice for the international prefix
`(the + character replaces the
`international access code) and
`then key in the country code,
`area code and the phone number.
`2. Press '5:> to call the number.
`3. Press ~ or End call to end
`the call (or to cancel the call
`attempt).
`Making a call using the phone book
`1. See Searching for a name in the
`phone book on page 17.
`2. Press '5:> to call the number
`on the display.
`
`Last number redialling
`In standby mode, press '5:> once
`to access a list of the 20 numbers
`you most recently called or
`attempted to call. Scroll to the
`number or name you want. and press
`'5:> to call the number.
`
`Calling your voice mailbox
`In standby mode, press and hold
`[;> ,or press [;> and '5:> .
`If the phone asks for the voice
`mailbox number, key it in and press
`OK. See also Voice messages on
`page 26.
`
`Speed dialling a phone
`number
`Assign a phone number to one of the
`speed dia~ keys, (from \l/
`through
`'' ).and you can call that
`number in either of the following
`ways:
`•
`Press the speed dialling key you
`want and then press '5:> .
`If Speed dialling is activated,
`press and hold a speed dialling
`key until the call is started. See
`Speed dialling settings on page
`33.
`See also Assigning a number to a
`speed dialling key on page 19.
`
`•
`
`Verizon Wireless
`Exhibit 1 032-0020
`
`

`
`Making a conference call
`Conference calling is a network
`service that allows up to six people
`to take part in a conference call.
`1. Make a call to the first
`participant.
`2. To make a call to a new
`participant. press Options and
`select New call.
`3. Key in or search the phone book
`for the phone number of the new
`participant and press Call. The
`first call is put on hold.
`4. When the new call has