LG-P970 User Guide - English Contents Guidelines for Safe and Effi Cient Lock Your Phone
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LG-P970 User Guide - English Contents Guidelines for safe and effi cient Lock your phone ....................... 28 use ............................................... 5 Unlock screen ...........................29 Important notice ........................14 Home ...................................... 29 1. Phone memory ..................... 14 Adding widgets to your home 2. Optimising battery life ............14 screen ...................................... 30 3. Installing an open source OS.. 15 Getting back to a recently used 4. Using unlock pattern.............. 16 application ................................ 31 5. Connecting to Wi-Fi networks ...17 Onscreen keyboard ................... 33 6. Opening and switching Entering accented letters ...........33 applications .............................. 18 Google Account Set-up ............. 34 7. Installing the LG PC suite on your Creating your Google account ....34 PC ............................................ 18 Signing in to your Google 8. Connecting your phone to a account .................................... 34 computer via USB ..................... 20 Calls/Contacts ........................... 36 9. Unlock screen when using data Making a voice call ....................36 connection ................................ 21 Making a video call ................... 36 10. Do not connect your phone In Video call Menu ....................37 when you power on/off your PC 21 Calling your contacts .................37 11. Hold your phone upright ...... 22 Answering and rejecting a call ... 37 12. If the screen freezes ............22 Adjusting call volume ................ 38 Getting to know your phone ......23 Making a second call ................ 38 Installing the SIM card and Viewing your call logs ................38 battery ...................................... 25 Call settings ..............................38 Charging your phone .................26 Contacts ................................... 40 Installing the memory card ........ 26 Searching for a contact ............. 40 Formatting the memory card ..... 27 Adding a new contact ................40 Your Home screen .....................28 Favourite contacts .....................41 Touch-screen tips ..................... 28 2 Messaging/Email ....................... 42 Video camera ............................ 54 Messaging ................................ 42 Getting to know the viewfi nder ...54 Sending a message ...................42 Shooting a quick video .............. 55 Changing your message settings 43 After shooting a video ................55 Setting up your email ................ 43 Using the advanced settings ......56 Microsoft Exchange email Watching your saved videos ...... 57 account .................................... 43 Adjusting the volume when Others (POP3, IMAP, GME) email viewing a video ......................... 57 account .................................... 44 Multimedia ................................ 58 Composing and sending email ...45 Gallery ...................................... 58 Working with account folders .....46 To change how the contents of an Adding and editing email album are displayed ..................58 accounts ................................... 46 Music ....................................... 59 Social networking ..................... 47 Playing a song .......................... 59 Adding your account to your Using the radio ..........................60 phone ....................................... 47 Searching for stations................ 60 Viewing and updating your Listening to the radio .................60 status ......................................47 Transferring fi les using USB mass Removing accounts on your storage devices .........................61 phone ....................................... 48 How to save music/video fi les to What’s New .............................. 48 your phone ............................... 61 Camera ...................................... 49 How to move contacts from your Getting to know the viewfi nder ...49 old phone to your current phone 62 Using the focus mode................ 50 How to send data from your phone Taking a quick photo ................ 50 via Bluetooth .............................63 Once you’ve taken the photo ..... 50 Google applications ...................65 Using the advanced settings ......51 Maps ........................................ 65 Viewing your saved photos ........ 53 Market ...................................... 65 Gmail........................................ 65 3 Contents Talk .......................................... 66 Sharing your phone’s mobile data Google Search .......................... 66 connection ................................ 78 Utilities ...................................... 67 Portable Wi-Fi hotspot settings .. 79 Setting your alarm .....................67 To share your phone’s data Using your calculator .................67 connection as a portable Wi-Fi Adding an event to your calendar 67 hotspot ..................................... 79 Recording a sound or voice ....... 68 To rename or secure your portable Sending the voice recording ...... 68 hotspot ..................................... 80 Using SmartShare .................... 81 The Web .....................................69 Enabling Wi-Fi Direct to share Browser .................................... 69 through SmartShare ..................82 Using options ............................69 How to use On-Screen Phone ....82 Settings ..................................... 70 On-Screen Phone icons .............83 Wireless & networks.................. 70 On-Screen Phone features ........ 83 Sound ....................................... 71 How to install On-Screen Phone on Display .................................... 72 your PC .................................... 84 Gesture .................................... 72 How to connect your mobile phone Location & security ...................73 to your PC .................................84 Applications .............................. 74 To check the phone to PC Accounts & sync ...................... 75 connection ...............................85 Privacy ..................................... 75 To disconnect your phone from your SD card & phone storage .......... 75 PC ............................................ 85 Language & keyboard ............... 76 Phone Software update ............. 85 Voice input & output ..................76 Copyrights and trademarks ...... 87 Accessibility .............................. 77 Date & time .............................. 77 Technical data ........................... 89 About phone .............................77 Troubleshooting ......................... 90 Wi-Fi ........................................ 78 4 Guidelines for safe and effi cient use Please read these simple guidelines. age and health. Not following these guidelines may The exposure standard for be dangerous or illegal. mobile devices employs a unit of Exposure to radio frequency measurement known as the Specific energy Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR THIS DEVICE MEETS limit stated in the international INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR guidelines is 2.0 W/kg*. Tests for EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES SAR are conducted using standard operating positions with the device Your mobile device is a radio transmitting at its highest certified transmitter and receiver. It is power level in all tested frequency designed and manufactured not to bands. Although the SAR is exceed the limits for exposure to determined at the highest certified radio frequency (RF) recommended power level, the actual SAR of the by international guidelines device while operating can be well (ICNIRP). These limits are part of below the maximum value. This is comprehensive guidelines and because the device is designed to establish permitted levels of RF operate at multiple power levels so energy for the general population. as to use only the power required to The guidelines were developed by reach the network. In general, the independent scientific organisations closer you are to a base station, the through periodic and thorough lower the power output of the device. evaluation of scientific studies. The Before a phone model is available for guidelines include a substantial sale to the public, compliance with safety margin designed to assure the the European R&TTE directive must safety of all persons, regardless of be shown. This directive includes 5 Guidelines for safe and effi cient use as one essential requirement the The highest SAR value for this protection of the health and the device when tested for use at the safety for the user and any other body is 1.43 W/kg. person. * The SAR limit for mobile devices The highest SAR value for this used by the public is 2.0 watts/ device when tested for use at the kilogram (W/kg) averaged over ten ear is 1.27 W/kg. grams of body tissue. The guidelines This device meets RF exposure incorporate a substantial margin of guidelines when used either in the safety to give additional protection normal use position against the for the public and to account for any ear or when positioned at least variations in measurements. 1.5 cm away from the body. When SAR values may vary depending on a carry case, belt clip or holder is national reporting requirements and used for body-worn operation, it the network band. should not contain metal and should FCC SAR information position the product at least 1.5 Your mobile device is also designed cm away from your body. In order to meet the requirements for to transmit data files or messages,