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`or strict liability, arising outof or in connection with the use or performance of lh'rs software.
`This product includes software based in part on rhework ofthe independent JPEG group
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`Chants 1: Introduction
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`1. Introduction
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`Oangratuiations on purchasing the NCKIA 9000
`Cbntmnicztor The NCKEA 9000 Corm11nicator
`is a versatile oormunicaion tool: it is a (But
`phone, n1-zsaging device, atxaezesterninai and a
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`us‘ ng the NCNA9000 Cbmmnicator. The rest of
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`The NCKJA 9000 Oorrrmnicator has two inter-
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`the oorrtrunioator interface (seefigure 1-2). The
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`The word "interface" errphasises the fact that
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`oonrmnicati ng with the " outsideworid" (for ex-
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`earpiece and rri orophone are on the backside of
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`Cellular Data Ttananmon
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`The NCNA 9000 Commniczior enploys the
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`mail and to establish connections with remote
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`Cellular data connections can be made from
`most locations where your cellular phone oper-
`ates However, it isrecorrrrendedtha you move
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`sion iseffioient. In general, youshouldnot expect
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`phones in rretropolitan areas where cellular
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`phone interiacelif on) and rerncvethebattery.
`Then replacethe battery and establish a new
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`- The data connection works be! when the
`oorrrnunicator is in a stationary position.
`fittenpting cellularccmrunicationwhilein
`a rmving vehicle is not recorrn'ended_ Fax
`transniseon is more easily irrpaired than
`dataor short rreaagetransrn'se'on.
`
`- Do not plaoethe oornmnicator on a metal
`surface
`
`- Check that the oeilular signal strength on
`the conmmicatordisplaysis aifficient {see
`chapter 2 "Getting Started: Oorrrnunicatcr
`Interface Farts—|ndicz1crs" and cheater 14
`"Fhone Interface Eisplay Indicators” ofthis
`rrenual). Moving the oorrrrunioetor within
`aroomespe::iallyto\.»\i«srdawindoliv, mayre
`slit
`in a stronger signal.
`if the cellular
`signals are not strong enough to support a
`voice ll, a data connection should not be
`atten'pted until you can finda locationwith
`better signal reception.
`
`To helpwith cellular data transmission, the corn-
`munioator has an outgoing oonnunications
`manager called the Document outbox. When you
`
`send faxes, short rressagesand ma'l, they always
`gofirst tothe-Document outbox.TheCutboxfirst
`prepare-sycurfax_ short rressage or mail and then
`sends it through thephone i riterfaoa If the phone
`interface is off or the cellular signal strength is
`inadequate the document will not be sent until
`the phone intetfaoeissivitched on and the signal
`strength is sufficient. You do not haveto worry
`about whether the phone or fax called night be
`off or busy: afterthefirst atterrpt, theDocurnent
`outbox tries to send the document nine rrore
`tin'es
`
`TheDocument outbox can beaoowed intheFax.
`S\:1S Mail and Notes applications rrein views,
`whereit isshown at thebottomofthefolderslist.
`The Document outbox isdiscussed in rnoredetail
`in chapter 12"Dccurnent O.rtbox"_
`
`There is no docurrent inbox When you receive
`faxes. short rnesagesor fetch mail, they go di-
`rectly in their own received dccurrent folders
`Each application shows a received document
`folder containing documentsthat can beviewed
`intha application. For ee<arr°ple,theFaxq:iplica
`tion si1owstheReoeivedfaxestolderandthelv1ail
`appliwion st1owsthei%oeived mail folder.
`
`lrrportant Safety lnforrretion
`
`Traffic Safety
`
`Qnerating Environment
`
`- Do not usethe cormuniaorwhiledriving
`a vehide Park the vehicle before using the
`ccrrrrunicator.
`
`- Always secure the oonrrunicator in its
`holder, and ensurethat the locking mecha-
`nism on top of
`the holder is properly
`engaged; do not plaoethe oommnicator on
`the pamenger m or where it can break
`ioosein aoollision or sudden stop.
`
`- Theuw of an alert devioeto cperatea vehi-
`cle‘s lights or horn on public roads is not
`penritted.
`
`- Rarrerrber, road safety awaysoornesfirst!
`
`- mmerrbertofollowanyspecial regulations
`in force in any area, and always switch off
`your
`ccn'n"unicator‘s phone
`interface
`whenever it is forbidden to um a cellular
`phone. or when it may cause interferenceor
`danger.
`
`-
`
`ation of an radio transrnittin
`uip-
`%,
`inciudirgg
`the
`NCHAQ 63000
`C>orrrmnicator,neyinterfere~.iviththefunc—
`tiondity of inadequately protected medical
`devices Ccneilt a physician crther'renufac-
`turer of the medical device if you have any
`questions Cther electronic equipment may
`alsobeeibject to interference.
`
`
`
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`Samsung Ex. 1405A p. 10
`
`

`
`1-—-4
`
`Inportait E-tafety lnforrniion
`
`- Aswithotherrmbileradiotrarianttingequip~
`rrent,
`users are
`advised that
`for
`the
`satisfactory operaion of the equipment and
`for the safety of personnel, it is reoorrmended
`that theequipment should only beused inthe
`nomcel operating position.
`
`- Lkasareadvisai to smitch orffthe phonein-
`tertaoe when at a refuelling point (wvioe
`station).Usersarererrindedoftheneedtoob-
`serve restrictions on the use of
`radio
`equipment infuel depots(fua storageanddis
`tribulion areas). oherrioal plants or where
`blasting operetionsarein progress
`
`- Do not storeor rryfiarm‘able liquids, gases
`or es(plos've materials in the same empat-
`rrent as the oorrrrunioator.
`its parts or
`aot%ories
`
`- Oilyqualified personnel shouldinstall orse'v-
`ice the corrrruniwor in a vehicle Faulty
`installation or service may be dangerous and
`I'r'ayinvaidateanywarrantywhich rnayapply
`tothe unit.
`
`inieotion srsterre electronic
`- Elettronic fuel
`anti-skid braking systems, electronic cruise
`oontrol systems and other electronic wslems
`can malfunction duetothelackcf protection
`from radioagnals Chedcregularlythat all oel-
`lular phone equipment
`in your vehide is
`mounted and operaing properly
`
`- wrrerrberto rrakebeckupoopiesofall in'por-
`tant datato protect against itspossibielossor
`alteration.
`
`- Wl1enoonneiingtheoonm.:nlc“.:tortoaFCor
`piinta, please refer to the User's C-hides of
`thosedevicesfor detailed safdy instructions
`
`- The infrared beam of the oorrrrunie-ior may
`interfere with the functioning of other infra-
`red devioesthat are not i|'D°\0€f'tifiBd. Do not
`point the infrared beam at anyone’s eye
`
`- Consult aircraft permnnd asto whether you
`may usetheoorrmunicator interfaoe applica
`tionsin ar:airc1aft.However.alwayssNitc:l1 off
`the phone interfaoe when in an aircraft. The
`useof oellulartelephonesin an aircraft maybe
`dangaoustotheoperationoftheairoraft,dis-
`rupt the oellular networkand isillegd.
`
`- Failuretoobservetheseinstructionsrraylead
`to sdsperision or denial of oellular telephone
`aerxdoestotheoffendenorlegal actionorboth.
`
`Emergency Cells
`
`The NCKIAQOOO Oorrmunicator, like any cellular
`phone, operates using radio signds cellular and
`iandline networks as well as user— prograrmad
`functionswhidw cannot guaranteeoonnection in
`all oonditions Therefore you should never rely
`solely upon any oellular phonefor mntial oorn
`rrunications (eg. medical emergencies).
`
`Remerrber,to makeor reoehreanycallstheoorrr
`n'unicator’s phone i nterfaoe rrust be switched on
`and in a sentoe areawith adequate oetlular sig-
`nal strength.
`
`Bnergenoyoallsrrraynot bepossibleonall oe|u-
`lar phone networks or when certain network
`seniitns andfor phone featuresare in use Cnatk
`with local oellular service providers
`
`Some networ|<sn‘ey requirethat a va|idSM card
`is properly inserted in the oorr'rrunicator_
`
`To makean en'ergencycal|:
`
`-
`°
`
`If the deuioeooveris open, clomthe oovvsr_
`If the phone interface is not on, switch it on
`(presetheq) key).
`- H195 and hold the C key for several seoondsto
`reaciythepl‘nneir'Ierfaoeforc2J|s|fthereiSanac—
`tive data or fax call, drop the call first by
`pressingthe€
`key
`- Keyintheemergencynun'berforyourpresa'n
`location [eg., 112 or other official emergency
`nurrber). Emergency nurrbersvaybylocation.
`- PresstheI" key.
`If certain features are in um (call barring, fixed
`dialling, closed user group. system lock, keypad
`loclg etc), you mayfirsi need to turn tho£~Bfea—
`turesoff beforeyou can makean ernergencyoall.
`Qnnaalt this document and your ll oellular
`serviw provider.
`
`when making an emergency call, remerrber to
`give all the neoemery information as acxzurately
`a possible. %rnerrber that your oellular phone
`may bethe only rneensof oonrmnioation at the
`soeneof an accident — do not cut off the cal until
`given perrrisaon to do so.
`
`
`
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`Samsung Ex. 1405A p. 11
`
`

`
`Chapter 1: introduction
`
`‘E—5
`
`Using This Manual
`
`Theceilutar phonedescribed inthisrrenual isap-
`proved for use in the digital oeilular networks
`Anurrberoffeaturadesoribed inthismanuai He
`Had Network Services They arespeoial mrvioes
`provided by cellular service providers Beforeyou
`can take advantage of any of these Network
`Services you must subscribetcthe senrloe(s} you
`require from your home service provider. You can
`then activatethesefuncrtions asdescribed in this
`manual. The manual activation oorrrnands for
`various savioes are not presented in this guide
`(eg, using the* and # charactersfor activat-
`ing or deactivating services) The NCKJA 9000
`Corrrnunicrior, nevertheless, is capsule of han-
`dling ocrrmands given in that form For these
`ocrrrrands please consult with your service
`providers
`
`WARNING!
`This apparatus is intended for use when s..Ip-
`plied with power from a Lithium-Ion battery
`and chargers ACH-4E ACH-4X and ACH- 4A
`Clher usage will invalidate any approval given
`to this apparatus and may be dangerous
`
`Use only aooemcries approved by the oorr‘rnu-
`nicat or manufar1urer_ The use of any other
`types will invalidate any approval or warranty
`applyi ng to t he apparat us and may be danger-
`ous
`
`When you disconnect the power cord of any
`accessory. grasp and pull the plug, not the
`cord.
`
`About Various $rvioes and Access Codes
`
`In orderto utilisethe conrrunicaticn capabilities
`of the NCKlA 9000 Cbrmunicator, you may have
`to subscribeto certain services sepaatdy. If the
`service requires a mparate phone nurrber or spe-
`oifio settings they rrust be stored in the comm-
`nioatcrssettings For e-<an'ple
`- Fax sending and rewiving requires that fax
`seniice is available in the network you are us
`ing and activated for your SIM card.
`- Lbing the oorrrmnicaor asa fax-rmdem re-
`quires that daa mvice is available in the
`network you are using and activaed for your
`SIM rd.
`
`-
`
`Internet accessalso requiresthet data service
`is available in the network you are using and
`activated for yourSM card. In addition. to ac-
`oessthe Internet. you rrust have obtained an
`Internet Access Fbint from an Internet arvice
`provide“ {contact your dealer for details).
`The ccrrm.micatcr usa severe access codestc
`protect against unauthorised use of your oom-
`rmnicator and the SIM card. You can rrflte
`
`changestctheaccesscodesinthesettingscfthe
`Security application(seeohapter ‘l0“Eystem Se-
`curity‘)orinthephoneinterfaoe(seechapter‘l4
`"Fhone Interfaces Menus — Security Qitions
`(Menu 5)”).
`
`For access codes that car be changed and are
`used by both interfaces you can make the
`changesvia ether interface
`
`The corrmrnicator interface-‘s Internet applica-
`tions use passwords and user namestc protect
`from unauthorised use of Internet and Internet
`services. These paarvordsarechanged in theset—
`tingsof thelnternet applicdions
`
`The acmssoodes you need rrost often are the
`Lodtocdetprovidedinthesalespaokegemndthe
`Ferscnal Identity Nurrber (PIN) code (provided
`with the SM card}. The access codes are de
`scribed in rmredetail in chapter 10 "arsterrc Se-
`curity" See also chapter 14 “Fhcne Interface
`Menus» &curity Cpt ions (Menu 5)."
`
`
`
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`Samsung Ex. 1405A p. 12
`
`

`
`About Contact lnforrretion and Texts
`
`About Contact Information and Texts
`
`Wth the comrunicator interfaces text editor,
`you can create new texts in many mpiicetions
`(Notes, Fax. EMS Mail. Calendar). The editor,
`however. works in each application in a waythat
`reflexis the sending fomtat of that application.
`For exarrpie, because short ne cannot be
`longer than 160 characters or contain text for-
`mattingsthestriseditoronlyaiiowsyouto open
`texts that are shorter than 161 characters and
`removes tect fomfitings For this reason, the
`tart editor is calla! Note editor in the Notes ap-
`plication, Mail editorinthe Mail application, and
`so on.
`
`NI contact information (names addresses, phone
`nurrbers errafl addresses etc} you store goes
`intothe Ccntactsdiredory. Ffldw application and
`interface has itsown \«"iE'.W oftheoantactsdireo
`tory The inforrration shown depmdsonthe in-
`formation the wasted application can use For
`exarrple, when you are rraking a call via the
`phone interface, you can View the name and the
`phone nurrber(s) of the contact — poable fax
`nurrt:-era ema'J addressasjobtitles, etc, arenot
`shown.
`
`You can c.Jstcn1‘se your contact information ac
`oordi ng to your preferences, see chapter 3 “Con-
`tacts Oistorrising Contact Cards" O.istom's'ng
`only affects new contact
`information, existing
`contacts will not be affected. If you custorrise
`your contact oardten'p|atein an eariy phase you
`will not haveto rrranuallyedit your contact cards
`
`
`
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`Samsung Ex. 1405A p. 13
`
`

`
`Chapter 2: Gating Siarted
`
`2—’i
`
`2. Getting Started
`
`When you open the sales package, check that it
`contai nsthe following:
`- NCKEAQOOO Oorrrrunicator PAE-‘l N
`- This Users Manual and the con'bined Quick
`C-hide and Accessories Guide
`
`- High Fewer Battery BLK-48 seetheAoo1sso-
`rieeG.:ide)
`- Adapter FAR-1, seetheficcesenriesaiide)
`- Accharger, 5eetheAoceeson'esG.1ide
`- Software for Fcoonnectivity and a list of AT
`corrn“andsonadiskette(seechapter10"are
`tern Oonneoting to a PC‘)
`- A sticker with the corm'unicator‘s wial
`nurrber and the lock code (see chapter 10
`"System 8eourity— Aooeescodes’)
`
`information about other NCNA 9000
`- For
`Ccrrmunicator accessories, see the Mowe-
`rieecuide
`
`Thiechapterooverethefollowingtopicra
`
`- Howto install a vdid SIM (ad, eee“SlM
`Card"
`
`- How to supply power to the oorrrmniaor,
`m"Connec:or§' and ‘Battery’
`- How the comrunicator operates, see “Oom-
`rrunicator Applications“
`and "Conm.ini—
`cator Interface"
`
`- How to pereonaiiee your oorrmun