Nokia 3120 - User Manual

Nokia 3120

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 4 – Contents
  • Page 11 – FOR YOUR SAFETY
  • Page 13 – Network Services
  • Page 14 – General information; Typographics used in this user’s guide; Insert; Menu; Access codes; Security settings
  • Page 16 – Overview of the functions in the phone; Changing the front and back cover
  • Page 17 – PC Suite; Before you can use GPRS technology; Setting up the phone for a service; Pricing for GPRS and applications
  • Page 18 – MIDP Java; applications; Nokia OTA settings service
  • Page 19 – Keys and connectors; Power key; Create message
  • Page 20 – Exits from any function.; Making a connection to a service; Standby mode
  • Page 21 – Contacts; Go to; Wallpaper; Gallery
  • Page 22 – Essential indicators; Incoming call alert
  • Page 23 – Divert all voice calls
  • Page 24 – Installing the SIM card and the battery; so be careful when handling, inserting or removing the card.
  • Page 26 – Charging the battery; Charging
  • Page 27 – Switching the phone on and off; Insert SIM card; PIN code request; OK
  • Page 28 – Normal operating position; Locking the keypad; Automatic keyguard
  • Page 30 – Insert the key mat on the
  • Page 32 – Making a call; Clear; Options during a call; Making a call using the contacts directory; Searching for a contact; Last number redialling
  • Page 33 – Voice messages; Speed dialling a phone number; Speed dials; Making a conference call; Options; New call; Call; Conference
  • Page 34 – Private; Answering or rejecting an incoming call; Silence; Divert if busy; Call waiting
  • Page 35 – Loudspeaker
  • Page 36 – Setting predictive text input on or off; Dictionary; Using predictive text input
  • Page 37 – Nokia; Tips for writing text; Matches; Spell
  • Page 38 – Writing compound words; Using traditional text input; Phone language
  • Page 40 – Insert contact; View details; Select
  • Page 41 – Help text activation; Accessing a menu function; By scrolling; Settings; Back
  • Page 43 – List of menu functions; on SIM card
  • Page 48 – Message settings; Text messages; Writing and sending messages; Messages
  • Page 49 – Writing text
  • Page 50 – Options for sending a message; Sending options; Done; Send to list; Writing and sending a SMS e-mail
  • Page 52 – Reading and replying to a message or a SMS e-mail; messages received; Show; Copy to calendar
  • Page 53 – Inbox and outbox folders
  • Page 54 – Copying contacts
  • Page 55 – Message counter
  • Page 56 – Multimedia messages
  • Page 57 – Keying in the service settings manually; Writing and sending a multimedia message; Settings for the
  • Page 58 – Settings for the multimedia messages; Reading and replying to a multimedia message; Multimedia messages memory full; Reading the message later:
  • Page 59 – Inbox, Outbox, Saved and Sent items folders
  • Page 60 – Shared; Deleting messages
  • Page 61 – Line for outgoing
  • Page 62 – Info messages; Settings for text and e-mail messages
  • Page 63 – Overwrite settings
  • Page 64 – Font size setting
  • Page 65 – Service commands; Recent calls lists
  • Page 66 – List; Received calls; Call counters and call timers; Call register
  • Page 68 – Shared memory; Selecting settings for contacts; Saving names and phone numbers (Add contact); Selecting settings for
  • Page 69 – Saving multiple numbers and text items per contact; Phone
  • Page 72 – Deleting numbers, text items or images
  • Page 73 – Sending and receiving a business card; Receiving a business card; Via text message; Assigning a number to a speed dialling key
  • Page 74 – Info numbers; Service numbers; My numbers; Caller groups
  • Page 75 – Tone settings
  • Page 76 – Personal shortcuts
  • Page 77 – Screen saver
  • Page 78 – Power saving; Time and date settings; Clock; Date
  • Page 79 – Auto update of date and time; Call settings; Call divert
  • Page 80 – Anykey answer; Automatic redial; Speed dialling; Summary after call
  • Page 81 – Send my caller identity; Line for outgoing calls
  • Page 82 – Phone settings
  • Page 83 – Cell info display; Welcome note; Network selection; Confirm SIM service actions
  • Page 84 – Using the menu; Display settings; To select a wallpaper picture
  • Page 85 – Colour schemes; Operator logo; PC; Display brightness
  • Page 87 – Mark; Enhancement settings
  • Page 89 – Restore factory settings
  • Page 90 – Alarm clock; When the alarm time expires
  • Page 91 – Bookmarks
  • Page 93 – Calendar; Day notes; View
  • Page 94 – The other options for the calendar views may include:; Making a calendar note
  • Page 95 – With tone; When the phone alarms for a note; Launching a game; Games; Open
  • Page 96 – Other options available for a game or game set; Other options available for an application or application; Game downloads
  • Page 97 – Memory status for games; Game settings
  • Page 98 – Launching an application; Other options available for an application or application set
  • Page 99 – Downloading an application; Browsing the pages of a service
  • Page 101 – Memory status for applications; Calculator
  • Page 102 – Making a currency conversion; Countdown timer
  • Page 103 – Stopwatch; Time observation and time splitting
  • Page 104 – Lap times; Time observation; Viewing and deleting times
  • Page 105 – Basic steps for accessing and using services; Make a connection to the given service. See page
  • Page 106 – Saving the service settings received as an OTA message
  • Page 107 – Activate; Settings when GSM data is the selected data bearer
  • Page 110 – Services; Using the phone keys while browsing
  • Page 112 – Clearing the cache memory; Direct calling; Disconnect from a service; Appearance settings of the multi-mode browser
  • Page 113 – Selecting Cookie settings
  • Page 114 – Receiving a bookmark; Downloading; Service inbox
  • Page 115 – Service inbox settings
  • Page 116 – Authority certificates; Viewing the list of authority certificates; Security indicator
  • Page 118 – Nokia Application Installer
  • Page 120 – Battery statements; Charging and Discharging
  • Page 122 – CARE AND MAINTENANCE
  • Page 123 – IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION; Traffic Safety; Operating environment; Electronic devices
  • Page 124 – Pacemakers; Hearing aids
  • Page 125 – Vehicles; Potentially explosive atmospheres
  • Page 127 – To make an emergency call:
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Summary

Page 4 - Contents

4 Copyright © 2004 Nokia. All rights reserved . Contents FOR YOUR SAFETY ............................................................................................ 11 General information .......................................................................................... 14 Typographics used...

Page 11 - FOR YOUR SAFETY

11 Copyright © 2004 Nokia. All rights reserved . FOR YOUR SAFETY Read these simple guidelines. Breaking the rules may be dangerous or illegal. Further detailed information is given in this manual. Do not switch the phone on when wireless phone use is prohibited or when it may cause interference or d...

Page 13 - Network Services

13 Copyright © 2004 Nokia. All rights reserved . ■ Network Services The wireless phone described in this guide is approved for use on the EGSM 900, GSM 1800 and GSM 1900 network. Triband is a network dependent feature. Check with your local service provider if you can subscribe to and use this featu...

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