LG GD570PK - User Manual

LG GD570PK

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – User Guide; Congratulations on your purchase of the
  • Page 4 – Contents; Understanding Your
  • Page 5 – Safety Information; Violation of the instructions may cause minor or; Do not disassemble or open crush, bend or; For Your Safety
  • Page 6 – Avoid dropping the phone or battery. If the; Charger and Adapter Safety; The charger and adapter are intended for indoor
  • Page 7 – Battery Information and Care; Please read the manual of proper installation and
  • Page 8 – Never store your phone in temperature less than
  • Page 9 – Keep batteries away from babies and small
  • Page 10 – General Notice; An emergency call can be made only within a
  • Page 11 – The data saved in your phone might be deleted; FCC Part 15 Class B Compliance
  • Page 12 – Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
  • Page 13 – Connect the equipment into an outlet on a; FCC RF Exposure Information; Bodily Contact During Operation
  • Page 14 – Vehicle-Mounted External Antenna
  • Page 15 – Your wireless phone, which contains a radio
  • Page 16 – What does “SAR” mean?
  • Page 18 – Can I minimize my RF exposure?
  • Page 19 – Do wireless phones pose any special risks to
  • Page 20 – Where can I get further information about RF
  • Page 22 – Your wireless handheld portable phone is a low
  • Page 24 – Antenna Care
  • Page 25 – Hearing Aids
  • Page 26 – Health Care Facilities
  • Page 28 – Do not paint your phone.; FDA; Do wireless phones pose a; Do wireless phones pose a health hazard?
  • Page 29 – What is the FDA’s role concerning the safety; Support needed research into possible biological
  • Page 30 – National Institute for Occupational Safety and
  • Page 36 – What has the FDA done to measure the
  • Page 37 – complies with safety guidelines.; What steps can I take to reduce my exposure; The scientific evidence does not show a danger
  • Page 38 – What about wireless phone interference with
  • Page 39 – Where can I find additional information?
  • Page 40 – Give full attention to driving -- driving safely is
  • Page 41 – If necessary, switch off the phone by holding; Getting Started
  • Page 43 – Important: The SIM card and its contacts; Installing the Memory Card; Ensure the microSD’s gold contact pins face
  • Page 44 – When ejecting a memory card, be careful
  • Page 45 – Installing the Battery; Align the battery’s gold contacts with the gold; WARNING: Do not remove the battery when; the phone is on, as this may damage the phone.
  • Page 46 – Charging a Battery; With the battery installed, unfasten the Headset /; Important: Verify that the handset battery is
  • Page 47 – Plug the adapter into a standard AC wall outlet.; WARNING: You must unplug the Travel
  • Page 48 – Low Battery Indicator; PIN Code Request
  • Page 49 – Language; Setting Up Your Voicemail; Follow the instructions below to set up Voicemail:
  • Page 50 – Accessing Your Voicemail; key on the keypad, or by using the
  • Page 51 – Understanding Your Phone; Features of Your Phone; VGA Camera with 4x Digital Zoom
  • Page 52 – Open View of Your Phone
  • Page 53 – key allows you to directly access to your
  • Page 54 – Microphone
  • Page 56 – Side Views of Your Phone
  • Page 57 – Back View of Your Phone; Camera lens; is used to; Viewing the Display Screen
  • Page 58 – Icons
  • Page 59 – Ring after Vibrate; Bluetooth headset connected; Flight mode is on; Background music playing
  • Page 60 – Backlight; Backlight Timer setting.
  • Page 61 – Brightness; Highlight the; My Account; From Idle mode, press
  • Page 62 – Call Functions; Call Settings; Making a Call
  • Page 63 – To recall any of these numbers:
  • Page 64 – Edit Contact; : Allows you to send an Audio; Making a Call from the Contacts; Understanding Your Contacts; Adjusting the Call Volume
  • Page 65 – Answering a Call; Accept soft key to answer the; Call Logs; Menu
  • Page 66 – All Calls; Press the left or right navigation key highlight
  • Page 67 – Note: With the call details displayed, press the; at any time to exit the; Dialed Calls
  • Page 68 – Vibrating Mode; until the; Options During a Call
  • Page 69 – Call Waiting; Accept soft key or
  • Page 70 – Putting a Call on Hold; To place a call on hold:
  • Page 71 – Using the Speakerphone; Spk. Off soft key to turn the
  • Page 72 – Muting or Sending Key Tones; During a call, press the; Options soft key, and; select; Disable Tones to turn the key tones off.; To turn them back on, press the; Send Tones to turn the key tones on.
  • Page 73 – Searching for a Number in Address Book; Address Book and press
  • Page 74 – Making a Conference Call; Setting up a Conference Call; Having a Private Conversation With One
  • Page 76 – Menu Navigation; From Idle mode, press the; Menu soft key to access the; you can access them by pressing the
  • Page 77 – Selecting Functions and Options; Soft Keys; Press the left
  • Page 78 – Navigating Menus and Options
  • Page 79 – Using Shortcuts; Menu soft key to
  • Page 80 – Entering Text; Changing the Text Input Mode; Your phone has the following text input modes:; • : this mode allows you to enter words with
  • Page 82 – Using T9 Mode; To enter a word in T9 mode:
  • Page 84 – Using Symbol Mode; Right soft key to select Sym.; Using Number Mode
  • Page 85 – Using ABC Mode
  • Page 86 – Storing a Number in the Phone’s Memory; Select
  • Page 87 – First Name text box.
  • Page 89 – Storing a Number in the SIM Card
  • Page 90 – Yes soft key to confirm; Finding Contacts Entry; Once a contact is saved, it is easy to locate it.; Enter the first few letters of the name in the text
  • Page 92 – My Profile
  • Page 93 – Set Speed Dial; : allows you to assign a speed; Call soft key or; to dial the selected; Message soft key to send a text; Dialing a Number from Contacts
  • Page 94 – Creating and Editing a Caller Group; To create a new group:
  • Page 95 – Open; Groups and scroll through the list with the; Speed Dialing
  • Page 96 – Setting Up Speed Dial Entries; Deleting all of the Contact Entries
  • Page 97 – Mobile Backup
  • Page 98 – Messages; Types of Messages
  • Page 99 – Create Text Messages; Creating a Simple Text Message; Options soft key when you finish
  • Page 100 – Text Entry Mode
  • Page 101 – Create Multimedia Messages; Creating and Sending a Multimedia Message; Press the; Down; until the multimedia file icon you want highlights.
  • Page 102 – Options soft key to enter a phone; Conversations
  • Page 104 – Viewing a Multimedia Message from the Inbox; Voicemail
  • Page 105 – Email; Setting up your email
  • Page 106 – Retrieving your email; Audio Postcard
  • Page 108 – Using the Instant Messenger Options
  • Page 109 – Drafts; Message Settings
  • Page 110 – Message Alert
  • Page 111 – Sound Settings; Browse HiFi Ringers®; Changing Your Settings
  • Page 112 – Volume; . Use the Navigation key to; Set soft; : the phone rings using the ringtone
  • Page 114 – Display Settings; : allows you to choose a photo from; Color Theme
  • Page 115 – Main Menu Style; Circle style
  • Page 116 – Bluetooth®; About Bluetooth; This option allows you to turn Bluetooth
  • Page 117 – : The Bluetooth headset can be used; Faves; Time and Date
  • Page 118 – The following options are available:; Set Time; : allows you to select whether your; On; : the phone automatically updates the; Off; : you need to manually set the time and; Languages
  • Page 119 – Change Codes
  • Page 120 – • : You must enter the PIN each time the; Fixed Dial Number; : You can only call phone numbers
  • Page 122 – Auto Rotation; settings are returned to default values.
  • Page 123 – on the memory card will be deleted.; Connection; USB Connection Mode
  • Page 124 – Using your phone as a mass storage device (Mass
  • Page 125 – : You are connected to the first
  • Page 127 – : Allows you to answer an incoming call; Flip Open; : Allows you to answer an incoming; Minute Minder
  • Page 128 – TTY
  • Page 129 – Application Settings; for; Application Settings and press
  • Page 130 – Memory; Software Update
  • Page 131 – web2go and press; Home; web2go Browsing
  • Page 132 – Enter URL; Bookmarks; Saved Pages
  • Page 134 – Voice Command; Organizer
  • Page 135 – Follow-up Commands Available; Yes; : Return to the main Voice Command; Exit
  • Page 136 – : You will no longer receive voice
  • Page 137 – Telenav GPS Navigator
  • Page 138 – Telenav GPS Navigator and press; Maps and Info; Access to Google Maps; Alarm Clock
  • Page 139 – Calendar; Adding an event to your calendar
  • Page 140 – Notepad
  • Page 141 – Options; Calculator
  • Page 142 – World Clock
  • Page 144 – Down Navigation key to move to the; Unit Converter
  • Page 145 – Using the Camera; Note: Do not take photos of people without their; Do not take photos in places where cameras are; Taking and Sending a Photo; Camera
  • Page 146 – Configuring Camera; My Album Online
  • Page 147 – Add Voice; Viewing Photos; Configuring Camera Options; On-Screen Icons in Camera Mode
  • Page 148 – Settings Options in Camera Mode
  • Page 150 – Options soft key, the following
  • Page 152 – My Album; Recording a Video
  • Page 153 – Configuring Camcorder Options
  • Page 156 – Playing Back Videos
  • Page 158 – Media; Media and press; Photos
  • Page 159 – Music Player and press; From here, you can access a number of folders:
  • Page 160 – Transferring music onto your phone
  • Page 161 – Creating a playlist
  • Page 162 – Sounds
  • Page 163 – Images; Images and press; Select the files you wish to view.; Wallpapers
  • Page 164 – Use the Navigation keys to select
  • Page 165 – Faves Icons; press the; Menu soft key to access the main; Other Files
  • Page 166 – Faves GalleryTM; Add a Fave; From the Idle screen, press; Note: You can also select Get; Enter the contact’s information, if
  • Page 168 – Arrange a Fave
  • Page 170 – Charger; Accessories
  • Page 171 – Trouble Shooting
  • Page 173 – Limited Warranty Statement
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Summary

Page 3 - User Guide; Congratulations on your purchase of the

GD570 User Guide Congratulations on your purchase of the advanced and compact GD570 phone by LG, designed to operate with the latest digital mobile communication technology. Some of the contents in this manual may differ from your phone depending on the software of the phone or your service provider...

Page 4 - Contents; Understanding Your

2 LG GD570 | User Guide Contents For Your Safety .................3 Getting Started ............. 39 Understanding Your Phone .............................. 49 Call Functions ................60 Menu Navigation ........... 74 Entering Text .................. 78 Understanding Your Contacts ..............

Page 5 - Safety Information; Violation of the instructions may cause minor or; Do not disassemble or open crush, bend or; For Your Safety

3 Safety Information Please read and observe the following information for safe and proper use of your phone and to prevent damage. Violation of the instructions may cause minor or serious damage to the product. Do not disassemble or open crush, bend or • deform, puncture or shred. Do not modify or ...

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