Sanyo Sprint SCP-4900 Manual De Instrucciones página 14

Front View of Phone
1. Volume keys
2. Memo key
3. Softkey
(left)
4. Navigation
key
5. WEB
6. TALK
7. Menu/OK
8. SPEAKER
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14. LED
(red light)
13. Headset
Jack
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12. LCD (display)
MSG
11. Softkey
(right)
10. BACK
9. END/POWER
Your Phone's Features
Lets you adjust the receiver volume during a call, or
1. Volume keys:
ringer volume in Standby mode. Lets you off the ringer while ringing.
Long press for Memo recording, and short press for Memo
2. Memo key:
option. When receiving incoming calls, long press for Screen Call start,
and short press for ringer off.
Lets you select the menu corresponding to the bottom
3. Softkey (left):
left line on the LCD.
Lets you navigate quickly and easily through the
4. Navigation key:
menu options. It takes a shortcut to the menu (see page 48 for setting).
Lets you launch the Browser.
5. WEB:
Lets you place a call, receive a call, answer Call Waiting, use
6. TALK:
Three-Way Calling and Voice Dial.
Lets you see the phone's menus, select menu options.
7. Menu/OK:
Lets you set the Speaker Phone Mode to on and off, use
8. SPEAKER:
Voice Dial and long press for Memo recording.
Lets you disconnect a call and return to Standby mode.
9. END/POWER:
Lets you mute ringer when receiving incoming calls. Or turns the
phone ON and OFF.
Allows you to clear characters from the screen, mute ringer
10. BACK:
when receiving incoming calls, back up menu levels or display
Time/Date while the phone is in use.
Long press for Key Guard setting in the Standby mode.
Lets you select the menu corresponding to the bottom
11. Softkey (right):
right line on the LCD.
Displays the phone's main menus, features, mode, etc.
12. LCD (display):
Insert the plug of the headset (must be purchased
13. Headset Jack:
separately) for hands-free listening.
Incoming Call / Notification (Message, Voicemail or
14. LED (red light):
Alerts etc.) = Red blinks.
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