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Using Wireless Messaging Features
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Text Messaging (SMS)
You can send and recieve text messages only in GSM mode. While using the Nextel
iDEN digital network, you can only recieve text messages.
In GSM mode, you can send and receive text messages up to 160 characters in size.
While using the iDEN network, you can recieve messages up to 500 characters long.
The advantages of text messaging include the following:
• Text messages are sent instantly.
• Text messages can be sent or received at any time, except during a data call, Walkie-
Talkie call, or Talkgroup call.
• Most mobile phones support text messages, so most recipients can read text
messages that you send.
Note: You cannot synchronize text messages with your desktop computer, and you
cannot use text messages to send or receive attachments or voice notes.
Media Messaging (MMS)
Media messages are composed of 1 or more pages, and each page can contain up to 1
picture, text region, and sound. Thus, when the recipient opens your media message,
the experience is similar to watching a simple slideshow. The recipient must download
the message before viewing it.
You can create media messages of up to 100 KB in size, including pictures and sound
files.
The advantages of media messages include the following:
• After the message has been downloaded, media messages essentially “play” the
picture or sound you attach to the message, so the recipient does not have to
download each attached file.
• Media messages can be sent or received any time your Smartphone is turned on and
not in a voice or data call.
Instant Messaging
You can use MSN
®
Messenger on the Smartphone to send and receive instant
messages. MSN Messenger on the Smartphone provides the same chat environment as
MSN Messenger on your desktop computer. For example, you can chat with a single
MSN Messenger contact, or with several contacts at once. You can switch between
active chats, block contacts, and configure display settings, such as your name and
current status (Away, Online, and so on).
An external QWERTY mini-keyboard for easy text entry can be purchased at sprint.com
or by calling call 1-800-NEXTEL6.
For information on setting up the Smartphone for instant messaging, see “Sending and
Receiving Instant Messages” on page 72.
- Contents 3
- Getting Started 8
- Earpiece 11
- Power Key 11
- Internal Display 11
- Setting Up Your Smartphone 13
- Charging the Battery 14
- Charge the battery 16
- Charging Times 17
- Battery Use and Maintenance 17
- Removing the Battery 17
- Remove the battery 17
- Turning Your Smartphone On 18
- Wirelessly Synchronize E-mail 19
- More Set-up Options 19
- Nextel Worldwide 20
- Service 20
- Customizing Features 20
- The Sync Cradle 21
- Connect the mini USB cable 22
- Accessories 24
- Another Carrier 25
- Customer Care 25
- Understanding Status Messages 26
- Finding More Information 26
- The Basics 27
- Using Menus 28
- Using the Home Key 28
- Using the Home Screen 28
- Nextel Layout 29
- Change the Home screen layout 29
- Using the Start Menu 30
- Using the Quick List 31
- Using the Back Key 31
- Indicator Meaning 32
- Backlight Dimming 33
- Basic Information 33
- Entering Text and Numbers 34
- Entering Text in T9 Mode 35
- Entering Numbers 37
- Entering Symbols 37
- Performing Common Input Tasks 37
- Securing Your Smartphone 38
- Removing the SIM Card 39
- Removing the SIM card 40
- SIM card 41
- Using a Headset 43
- Managing Memory 44
- Dial the last number called 47
- Making Emergency Phone Calls 48
- Receiving a Phone Call 49
- Managing Phone Calls 50
- Call Forwarding 51
- Speed Dials 52
- Voice Shortcuts 53
- Change a voice shortcut 54
- Play a voice shortcut 54
- Delete a voice shortcut 54
- Advanced Calling Options 55
- Special Dialing Codes 56
- Phone Services 57
- Call Restrictions 58
- Directory Assistance Plus 58
- Setting Up Wireless E-mail 59
- With Outlook 60
- Synchronizing Automatically 61
- Setting up Personal E-mail 62
- (POP3 or IMAP) 63
- Using Wireless Messaging 64
- Features 64
- Text Messaging (SMS) 65
- Media Messaging (MMS) 65
- Instant Messaging 65
- Working with Accounts 66
- Creating Messages 67
- Edit predefined text 69
- Insert a sound into a message 69
- Turn off signature 70
- Saving a Draft of a Message 71
- Requesting a Delivery Receipt 71
- Importing Text Messages 73
- Working with Messages 74
- Reply to a message 75
- Forward a message 75
- Delete a message 75
- Download an attachment 76
- View an attachment 76
- Working with Message Folders 77
- View message folder contents 78
- Setting up MSN Messenger 79
- Using MSN Messenger 79
- Sign in to MSN Messenger 80
- Sign out of MSN Messenger 80
- Add an MSN Messenger contact 80
- Send an instant message 80
- Services 82
- Placing Worldwide Calls 83
- Networks 83
- Searching for a Network 84
- Using Wireless Data Services 85
- Internationally 85
- Voice Mail 88
- Changing Your Password 89
- Recording Your Name 89
- Advanced Voice Mail Features 90
- Delivery Options 91
- Working with Group Lists 91
- Message Forwarding 92
- Alerts, and Talkgroup Calls 93
- Answer a Walkie-Talkie call 96
- End a Walkie-Talkie call 96
- Managing Walkie-Talkie Calls 97
- One Touch Walkie-Talkie 99
- Call Alerts 99
- Receiving Call Alerts 100
- Using the Call Alert Queue 100
- Talkgroup Calls 101
- Join a Talkgroup 102
- Make a Talkgroup call 102
- Answer a Talkgroup call 102
- Turning Off Talkgroup Calls 103
- Recent Calls 104
- Saving to Contacts 105
- Walkie-Talkie Calls 106
- Contacts, Calendar, and Tasks 108
- View the contact list 109
- Find a contact 109
- Filter the contact list 109
- Create a new contact 110
- Delete a contact 110
- Making Calls from Contacts 111
- Contact Cards 112
- Using Calendar 113
- Viewing Your Schedule 114
- Using Tasks 115
- Create a new task 116
- Mark a task as complete 116
- SIM Manager 117
- Select only new contacts 118
- Search for contacts 119
- Sort the contacts list 119
- Edit a SIM contact 119
- Delete selected SIM contacts 119
- Your SIM Card 120
- Voice Notes 121
- Settings 122
- Phone Calls 124
- Configure caller ID 126
- Configure channels 126
- Answer calls automatically 126
- Allow last number redial 126
- Activate flip options 127
- Set headset options 127
- Edit a Talkgroup calling area 128
- Vibrate All 129
- Notifications 129
- Talkgroup calls 130
- Setting ring tones 131
- Add your own sound 131
- Delete a sound 131
- Voice Volume 132
- Power Management 132
- Accessibility 133
- Regional Settings 133
- Date and Time 134
- Phone Networks 134
- Data Connections 135
- Add a URL exception 136
- Edit a URL exception 136
- Delete a URL exception 136
- Create a dial-up connection 136
- Working with VPN Connections 137
- Data Connections for GSM 138
- Create a GPRS connection 139
- Edit a GPRS connection 139
- Delete a GPRS connection 139
- Certificates 140
- Flight Mode 141
- Profiles 141
- Security 142
- Change the SIM PIN number 143
- View keypad lock instructions 143
- Enable GPS Lock 143
- Owner Information 144
- Phone Information 144
- Remove Programs 145
- ActiveSync Desktop Client 146
- Create a partnership 147
- Synchronizing Outlook E-mail 148
- ActiveSync Error Messages 149
- Camera and Camcorder 150
- After Taking a Picture 151
- Managing Stored Pictures 151
- Changing Picture Settings 151
- Video Clips 152
- After Recording a Video Clip 153
- Managing Stored Video Clips 153
- Changing Video Clip Settings 154
- Video Clip Settings Options 155
- Access the Send menu 155
- Send in an e-mail message 156
- Send via infrared 156
- Media Theater 157
- Return to thumbnail view 158
- Picture Controls 158
- Rotate a picture 158
- Flip a picture 158
- Manage Pictures 160
- View clip details 163
- Send in a media message (MMS) 163
- Opening Camera and Camcorder 164
- GPS Enabled 165
- Making an Emergency Call 166
- View your location later 167
- Enhancing GPS Performance 168
- Setting Privacy Options 169
- Using GPS with Map Software 170
- Software Compatibility 171
- Check COM port settings 172
- Clearvue 173
- Java Applications 174
- Deleting Java Applications 175
- Set permission options 176
- Grant or deny permission 176
- Beaming Information 177
- Using Your Smartphone as a 179
- Internet 180
- Using the Favorites List 181
- Refreshing Web Pages 182
- Clear memory 183
- Wireless Data Services 184
- Guides and Demos 185
- Windows Media Player 186
- About Libraries 187
- About Synchronization 188
- About Playlists 188
- Audio Codecs 189
- Video Codecs 189
- Playing Audio and Video Files 190
- Play items repeatedly 191
- Play items in a random order 191
- View file properties 191
- Copy files to your Smartphone 192
- Update a library 192
- Remove an item from a library 192
- Customizing Settings 193
- Shrink oversized video 194
- Play video in full screen 194
- Change background playback 194
- Change how time is displayed 195
- Troubleshooting 196
- Solitaire 197
- Calculator 198
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