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- Page 1 ENGLISH GPRS Phone USER’S MANUAL MODEL: G8000 Please read this manual carefully before operating your set. Retain it for future reference. Revision 1.1 P/N : MMBB0079905 PRINTED IN KOREA G • P • R • S • P • H • O • N • E • G • P • R • S • P • H • O • N • E...
- Page 2 ENGLISH GPRS Phone USER’S MANUAL MODEL: G8000 Please read this manual carefully before operating your set. Retain it for future reference.
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Page 5: For Your Safety
For Your Safety All radio transmitters carry risks of interference with electronics in close proximity. Mobile Phones must be switched off at all times in an aircraft. Avoid pointing active infrared port at eyes. Do not use your phone near petrol stations, fuel depots, chemical plants or blasting operations. - Page 6 Do not touch the charger or phone with wet hands. For your safety, use ONLY specified ORIGINAL batteries and chargers. Please note: Batteries should be disposed of in accordance with relevant legislation. Only use ORIGINAL accessories to avoid damage to your phone.
- Page 7 For Your Safety Radio wave exposure and Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) information This mobile phone model has been designed to comply with applicable safety requirement for exposure to radio waves. These requirements are based on scientific guidelines that include safety margins designed to assure this safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.
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Page 8: Table Of Contents
Contents Before Use ................Accessories ........... How to insert the SIM Card ............How to install Battery ............ How to charge the Battery ..........How to disconnect the charger ............. How to switch On and Off ..............Part of the Phone 1. - Page 9 Additional Functions ............How to use Fax and Data 1. Making and Receiving fax calls ........... 31 2. Making and Receiving data calls ......... 31 Menu functions ................Menu Tree ................1. Messages 1.1 Write ................34 1.2 Inbox ................39 1.3 Outbox .................
- Page 10 ................5. Organiser 5.1 Phone book ..............71 5.2 Schedule ..............77 5.3 To Do ................80 5.4 Memo ................81 ................. 6. Games 6.1 Pocket athletes ............83 ................7. Utilities 7.1 Alarm clock ..............84 7.2 Calculator ..............85 7.3 World time ..............
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Page 11: Before Use
Neckstrap User’s Manual Battery Data Cable/CD CAUTION • Always use genuine LG accessories. Failure to this may invalidate your warranty. Note • Accessories may vary in different regions; please check with our regional service company or agent for further enquiries. -
Page 12: How To Insert The Sim Card
How to insert the SIM Card Before Use 1. Switch off the phone. Push up the button or the back of the phone and pull the battery away from the phone. 2. Insert the SIM card into holder. Make sure that the SIM card is inserted properly and that the gold contact area on the card is facing downwards. -
Page 13: How To Install Battery
How to install Battery Before Use 1. Position the lugs on the bottom of the battery into the retaining holder. Then, push the top half of the battery into position. 2. Slide the battery cover into position. -
Page 14: How To Charge The Battery
How to charge the Battery Before Use To connect the travel adapter to the phone, you must have installed the battery. 1. With the arrow facing you as shown in the diagram gently push the plug on the battery adapter into the socket on the bottom of the phone until it clicks into place. -
Page 15: How To Disconnect The Charger
How to disconnect the charger Before Use Disconnect the travel adapter from the phone by pressing its side buttons as shown in the diagram. Notice • Ensure the battery is fully charged before first using the phone. • Do not remove your battery or the SIM card while charging. •... -
Page 16: How To Switch On And Off
How to switch On and Off Before Use If you experience a problem with your phone whilst it is in use, or your phone will not switch off, remove and reinsert the battery. Then switch the phone on. Switching On Hold down key until you see the switch on graphic. -
Page 17: Part Of The Phone
Part of the Phone Before Use Main body of the Phone 1. Earpiece 12. Camera 2. Status Icon 13. Internet Hotkey 3. Main LCD 14. Message Hotkey 4. OK Key (Centre Softkey) 15. Search Key (Right Softkey) 5. Favorites Hotkey 16. -
Page 18: Outside Of The Phone
Before Use Outside of the phone 1. Voice Recorder Key (Top) 2. Camera 3. External LCD 4. External Speaker 5. Antenna... -
Page 19: Key Description
Key Description Before Use The following shows key components of the phone. Key Shape Key Name Description Left Executes various functions according to Menu explanations. Right Executes various functions according to Search explanations. Executes various functions according to Menu selections. Side Keys •... - Page 20 Before Use Key Shape Key Name Description Internet Hotkey Enables connection to Internet. Message Hotkey 1. Moves to the top of Message Menu when pressed. 2. Moves to the Write Message Menu when hold down. Favorites Hotkey Moves to the top of My Menu. Profile Hotkey Moves to Select Profile Menu.
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Page 21: Alphanumeric Keys
Key Description Before Use Alphanumeric Keys Each key can be used for several symbols. There are shown below. Description . ! ' 1 ? @ _ A B C 2 Ä À Á Â Ã Å Æ Ç a b c 2 ä à á â ã å æ ç D E F 3 Ë... -
Page 22: Display Information
Display Information Before Use The screen displays several icons. There are described below. Icon Name Icon Name Antenna On line Call Divert Status of GPRS No Service Area Roaming Headset Silent Key Handsfree Incoming E-mail General Automatic response Vibrator Alarm Setting New Incoming Silent Message... -
Page 23: Top Menu Icons
Display Information Before Use Top Menu Icons Icon Description Messages Call Multimedia Internet Organiser Games Utilities Settings Favorites SIM services (Dependent on SIM card) -
Page 24: Basic Use
Standby Display Basic Use Using the Menu < 1. Open the folder and press [Menu] key. 2. Press key to select the desired menu, and press [OK] key to execute. You could also directly execute the menu desired by pressing the corresponding number of the menu. - Page 25 Standby Display Basic Use REFERENCE • Entering and Saving Numbers - Pressing key while entering numbers will delete numbers sequentially from the last, and holding the button down will delete all numbers. - Pressing key while entering numbers will move to the Standby Display. - Press [Save] to save the numbers you entered at the Contacts Registration Display.
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Page 26: Receiving A Call
Basic Use Receiving a Call Receiving a Voice Call 1. In case Folder open is set in answer mode, you can answer a call by opening a folder, or if the folding is open, by pressing any button except when the folder is already opened. 2. - Page 27 Standby Display Basic Use Searching Contacts > Press [Search] key from the standby mode to search for telephone numbers from Contacts and address for sending messages. Accessing Internet Press key from the standby mode to move to the Internet Menu, where access to Internet is available.
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Page 28: How To Read Received Messages
Basic Use Multimedia Press key from the standby mode to directly move to the VOD Menu, where you can access VOD service and play video. Camera Press key from the standby mode to directly move to the Camera Mode, where you can take pictures, record videos. Voice Recording Press Voice Recorder Key (See page17) at the upper portion of the phone from the standby mode to immediately record voice. -
Page 29: How To Adjust The Keypad Tone
Standby Display Basic Use REFERENCE • In ‘Screen theme’ menu, you can also change the themes of Power On/Off. How to adjust the Keypad tone Use side keys from the standby mode to adjust volume. 1. Press key on the side of the phone from the standby mode to increase the volume. -
Page 30: Saving Phone Numbers
Basic Use Saving Phone Numbers You can save unregistered telephone numbers from the Recent call list. 1. Select the unregistered telephone numbers from the Last Call List. < 2. Select Save as new by pressing [Option], to register a new name, then select icon to move to the Contact Registration display. -
Page 31: In Call Menu
Standby Display Basic Use In call menu 1. If you select New call, you can make a call. 2. If you select SMS, you can send a message during a call. 3. If you select Search, you can search phone book entries during a call. -
Page 32: Additional Functions
How to use Fax and Data Additional Functions Making and Receiving fax calls 1. Set Baud rate. 2. Connect PC and phone by a data cable. 3. You can activate Fax program in PC. Making and Receiving data calls 1. Connect PC and phone by a data cable. 2. -
Page 33: Menu Functions
Menu Tree Menu functions 1 Messages 3 Multimedia 1 Write 1 Camera 2 Inbox 2 Camcorder 3 Outbox 3 Image gallery 4 Draftbox 4 Media player 5 Settings 6 Templates 7 Emoticon 4 Internet 1 Home 2 Bookmarks 2 Call 3 Settings 1 Call register 4 Go to URL... - Page 34 Menu functions 5 Organiser 8 Settings 1 Phone book 1 Profiles 2 Schedule 2 Phone 3 To Do 3 Display 4 Memo 4 Network 5 Security 6 Modem 7 Memory status 6 Games 8 Language 1 Pocket athletes 9 Phone info 10 Reset settings 7 Utilities 9 Favorites...
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Page 35: Messages
Messages [Menu 1] Menu functions You can use your phone to send short messages, multimedia messages, and E-mail. You can also read and store received messages. Write [Menu 1-1] You can write a multimedia message, email, or short message to send or save as draft. - Page 36 Menu functions 1. Select MMS from the list of messages to send, then press [OK]. 2. Select a format from the list to send, then press [OK]. 3. Input phone numbers you wish to send to and press [Down] key. You can enter more than 1 recipient, and either the number >...
- Page 37 Messages [Menu 1] Menu functions E-mail 1. Select E-mail from the list of Write, then press [OK] key. 2. Enter email address under To and press down key. You can enter more than 1 recipient and either directly enter or press Search for getting e-mail addresses or telephone numbers saved in the Phone book.
- Page 38 Menu functions How to Use T9 T9 allows you to input text quickly. In T9, you only need to press the key with the corresponding letter once. This is based on a built-in dictionary to which you can also add new words. ·...
- Page 39 Messages [Menu 1] Menu functions · Adding a new word in the dictionary When no word is blocked, you can add a new word in the dictionary in the following way: < 1. Press [option] and select Add dictionary. 2. Key in the word by using T9 and press ·...
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Page 40: Inbox
Menu functions Inbox [Menu 1-2] You will be alerted when you have received a message. When you have received a message, you will be given the option to read, save or delete it. Icons Used in the Inbox Unread E-mail Read Voice Recording Read E-mail VMS Recording... - Page 41 Messages [Menu 1] Menu functions • Read message option menu 1. Reply : Replies immediately after viewing the message. 2. Forward : Forwards a selected message to another party. You can modify the message. 3. Get number: If the selected message has the phone numbers (more than 3 figures), you can extract and save it in Phonebook.
- Page 42 Menu functions • Read message option menu 1. Reply : Replies immediately after viewing the message. 2. Forward : Forwards a selected message to another party. You can modify the message. • Option menu < Press [Option] key from the Inbox. 1.
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Page 43: Outbox
Messages [Menu 1] Menu functions • Option menu < Press [Option] key from the Inbox. 1. Get subjects : Only mail headers will be received. 2. Delete : Deletes the selected message. 3. Delete all : Deletes only e-mails in the Inbox. E-mails in your phone are all deleted. - Page 44 Menu functions • Read message Option menu < Press [Option] key from the Outbox. 1. Forward : Forwards the selected message to another party. You can modify the message. 2. Get number : If the selected message has the phone number(more than 3 figures), you can extract and save it in a phonebook.
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Page 45: Draftbox
Messages [Menu 1] Menu functions • Option < Select Inbox and press [Option]. 1. Edit : Edits a selected message. 2. Multiple : Deletes a message or messages. delete Select one or multiple messages and press > [Delete]. 3. Delete all : Deleted all messages from Inbox. - Page 46 Menu functions • Option < Press [Option]. 1. Multiple : Press key to select one or multiple > delete messages, then press [Delete] key to delete the messages selected. 2. Delete All : Deletes all the messages in the Draft Box. 3.
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Page 47: Settings
Messages [Menu 1] Menu functions E-mail 1. Press [OK] to edit a message. > 2. Press [Delete] to delete a message. • Option < Press [Option] from Inbox. You can use the View details, Edit, Delete, and Delete all menu. Settings [Menu 1-5] Sets matters pertaining to messages. - Page 48 Menu functions • Message centre You can set the Service centre number when you send a message. 1. Press O [Ok] and the phone will show Service centre address. 2. Press < [Edit] and write the desired address to set a new Service centre.
- Page 49 Messages [Menu 1] Menu functions • Auto retrieve Skips the message alert to directly view the original message. • Validity period This network service allows you to set how long your text messages will be stored at the message centre. •...
- Page 50 Menu functions - Access point : If you select GPRS as Bearer, you can see name address of Gateway to contact e-mail server provides. For more information, contact your service provider. E-mail account You can set up to 20 e-mail accounts to use e-mail. 1.
- Page 51 Messages [Menu 1] Menu functions • Channels You can check the selected channel index by pressing [OK]. < And you can edit, add or delete channels by pressing [Option]. To activate or deactivate channels, press [Mark] or [Unmark]. • Languages You can select the language pressing [Mark] or [Unmark].
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Page 52: Templates
Menu functions Templates [Menu 1-6] Adds, edits, or deletes Templates. 1. Select Templates from the Message Menu, then press [OK] key. 2. Select the term desired from the Preformatted and Emoticons, then press [OK] key. 3. You can view the terms entered. <... -
Page 53: Call
Call [Menu 2] Menu functions You can activate or cancel the function such as call divert, call settings; in addition, you can check the cost and the duration of calls. Call register [Menu 2-1] You can check the record of missed, received, and dialled calls. In the options of missed calls, received calls, and dialled numbers you can check: •... -
Page 54: Call Divert
Menu functions All calls You can save the phone number and check the date, time for a call. Or, you can call back to the other party. Call divert [Menu 2-2] The Call divert service allows you to divert incoming voice calls, fax calls, and data calls to another number. - Page 55 Call [Menu 2] Menu functions All fax calls Diverts to a number with a fax connection unconditionally. All data calls Diverts to a number with a PC connection unconditionally. • The submenus Call divert menus have the submenus as shown below. •...
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Page 56: Call Duration
Menu functions Call duration [Menu 2-3] This function allows you to view the duration of incoming and outgoing calls. You can clear the duration record by using Reset key after entering the security code. Last call You need to input Security code to delete it. All calls <... -
Page 57: Call Costs
Call [Menu 2] Menu functions Call costs [Menu 2-4] This network service allows you to check the cost of your last call and all call costs. To clear the counters, you need the PIN2 Code. You can set the cost limit by pressing On. Last call This function allows you to reset the last call costs. -
Page 58: Gprs Data Counter
Menu functions - On If you have selected On, the number of remaining units is shown. You can make and receive charged calls as long as the specified cost limit is not exceeded. You can set the cost limit by pressing - Off If you have selected Off, Call cost limit is canceled. -
Page 59: Settings
Call [Menu 2] Menu functions Settings [Menu 2-6] You can set the menu relevant to a call by pressing [OK] in this menu. Call waiting If this service is enabled, you can accept a waiting (incoming) call. • Activate Activating the corresponding service. •... -
Page 60: Call Reject
Menu functions • Off If you select this, your phone number will not be displayed on receiver’s phone. Call reject You can set or cancel the list to reject an incoming call. 1. If you select Deactivate and press [OK], the lists existed are canceled. -
Page 61: Auto Redial
Call [Menu 2] Menu functions Hold on You can hold a call temporarily, and then activate answer message. 1. You can set Activate/ Deactivate by pressing key. 2. You can select one of Normal, or User mode by pressing key. 3. -
Page 62: Multimedia
Multimedia [Menu 3] Menu functions Camera, movie camera, image gallery and play video functions. Camera [Menu 3-1] Camera 1. Select Camera, then press [OK] button. 2. Focus on the subject to capture the image from the Camera Standby Mode, then press [Take] button. -
Page 63: Camcorder
Multimedia [Menu 3] Menu functions Camcorder [Menu 3-2] 1. Select Camcorder, then press [OK] button. 2. Focus on the subject you want to capture from the Camera Standby Mode, then press [Rec.] button. Time available for filming the movie is denoted in the lower portion of the display. To save the movie after filming, press [Save] button. - Page 64 Menu functions Deleting Image 1. Select the image you intend to delete from the Image List, then < press [Option] button. 2. Select Delete from the Option List, then press [OK] and ‘Yes’ to delete the image you want to delete. 3.
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Page 65: Media Player
Multimedia [Menu 3] Menu functions Sending Image File in MMS You can send the images in MMS. > 1. Select an image you want to send and press [MMS]. 2. Key in To, Title, Message and others, then press [Done]. 3. - Page 66 Menu functions Moving to the Previous or Next File < 1. Press [Option] button while video is playing, then select Next file to move to the next file. < 2. Press [Option] while video is playing, then select Previous file to move to the previous file. REFERENCE •...
- Page 67 Multimedia [Menu 3] Menu functions Viewing Video File Info < 1. Select the video file from the Video File List, then press [Option] button. 2. Select File info from the Option List, then press [OK] button. 3. File name, and the date of the file are shown. Sending Video File in MMS 1.
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Page 68: Internet
Internet [Menu 4] Menu functions The phone supports WAP (Wireless Application Protocol). Press Internet from Top menu or press Internet Hot Key. Then, press Home. REFERENCE What is a Wireless Internet? • Refers to the wireless access to the Internet. The current access methods include modem and wires, whereas the wireless utilizes the wireless network of mobile phones. -
Page 69: Settings
Internet [Menu 4] Menu functions REFERENCE • If any bookmarks are not saved, only the “Add new” menu is available. Settings [Menu 4-3] You have to set the following items before connecting the internet. You can make up to 9 profiles. Homepage This setting allows you to enter the address (URL) of a site you want to use as homepage. -
Page 70: Go To Url
Menu functions Idle Time out By setting the time limit (10~600 sec.), the service will be disconnected if there is no data transfer. Bearer • GPRS : Input the Access point name to connect to the external network. User ID & Password : Input User ID and password to connect to the gateway. - Page 71 Internet [Menu 4] Menu functions • Ring tone Download You can download up to 10 Ring tones directly through the WAP service if supported. The last ring tone is deleted when downloaded ringtones are more than 10. You can use them in Profile menu.
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Page 72: Organiser
Organiser [Menu 5] Menu functions Phone book [Menu 5-1] You can search or add phone numbers and corresponding names. You can also give each person a ring tone and photo image. Speed- dial allows you to dial the numbers directly. You can also access this menu through Organisers. - Page 73 Organiser [Menu 5] Menu functions Icons for Registering Contacts Name Memo Number Image E-mail Bell Group Icons for Telephone Numbers General Office Mobile Pager Home Search Allows you to search by name, contact number, and group. • Name 1. Select Search from the Menu. 2.
- Page 74 Menu functions the search result list. • Group 1. Select Search from the Menu. 2. Press to select Group, then select a group and press [OK]. 3. All the contact numbers in the mobile phone and SIM are displayed. 4. To view the details of a contact, select the name from the search result list and press [OK].
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Page 75: Caller Groups
Organiser [Menu 5] Menu functions • Making a Call with the Searched Number 1. Once you have found the required entry, press the to dial the number. • Editing, Sending, Copying, and Moving Contact Number < Press [Option] for various functions. 1. -
Page 76: Speed Dial
Menu functions Speed dial To make calls easily, you can designate a speed dial to frequently used directory numbers. • Viewing Details of Speed Dial 1. Select Speed dial from the Menu, and press [OK]. 2. To view details of a speed dial, select an item in the speed dial list and press [OK]. -
Page 77: Service Dial Number
Organiser [Menu 5] Menu functions Clear phonebook Allows you to delete all contacts stored in your mobile phone and SIM card. 1. Select Clear phonebook, then press [OK]. 2. To delete all contacts stored in your mobile phone, select Clear phonebook and SIM. -
Page 78: Schedule
Menu functions Schedule [Menu 5-2] Allows organize your schedule, repeat the schedule and set the alarm. View Schedule 1. Select Schedule from Organiser, then press [OK] button. 2. Press key to select the required date, and press [OK] button. 3. Select the schedule you want from the Schedule List for the corresponding date. - Page 79 Organiser [Menu 5] Menu functions Scheduler Icons Title Time Repetition Alarm Ring Tone Date 1. Select Schedule from Organiser, then press [OK]. > 2. Select the date you want to add a schedule to, then press [Add]. 3. Input Time and Subject. 4.
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Page 80: Monthly Schedule
Menu functions Monthly schedule 1. Select Schedule from Organiser, then select the date you wish < to add a schedule to then, and press [Option]. 2. Today : Views today’s date. Select Today, then press [OK] key. 3. Go to date : Jumps to a specific date. Enter the desired date, then press [OK] key. -
Page 81: To Do
Organiser [Menu 5] Menu functions To Do [Menu 5-3] Allows you to add, edit, and delete notes for a task. View 1. Select To Do from Organiser, then press [OK]. 2. Select the required note from the To Do list to view the details. 3. -
Page 82: Memo
Menu functions Option < 1. Select To Do from the To Do List, then press [Option] key. 2. Delete : Deletes the selected note 3. Delete All : Deletes all the notes. 4. Done/Not yet : Shows whether the task is done. If the task is not Done, an arrow will appear on the note. - Page 83 Organiser [Menu 5] Menu functions Delete < 1. Select the memo you want to delete, then press [Option]. 2. Select Delete to delete the memo. 3. Select Delete all and input Security code to delete all memos in the list. >...
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Page 84: Games
Games [Menu 6] Menu functions Pocket athletes [Menu 6-1] This game makes you feel that you are an athlete. You can enjoy 100m Sprint, Skeet Shooting and Archery. How to use key for a game 1. Navigation key : You can change the menu. 2. -
Page 85: Utilities
Utilities [Menu 7] Menu functions Offers useful functions such as alarm clock, calculator, world time, unit converter, Timers, Voice recorder, PC sync and Contents manager. Alarm clock [Menu 7-1] 1. Select Alarm clock from Utilities, then press [OK] button. 2. The current time is shown. >... -
Page 86: Calculator
Menu functions Calculator [Menu 7-2] Allows you to perform addition (+), subtraction (–), multiplication (x), and division (÷). 1. Select Calculator from Utilities, then press [OK] button. 2. Number : Enter numbers. 3. +, –, *, ÷ : Press, (+), (–), (x), and (÷). -
Page 87: Unit Converter
Utilities [Menu 7] Menu functions Unit converter [Menu 7-4] Allows you to convert units of foreign currency exchange rate, length, area, weight, and volume. Currency 1. Select Unit converter from Utilities, then press [OK] button. 2. Select Currency. 3. Press to select Domestic or Foreign and enter value. -
Page 88: Timers
Menu functions Timers [Menu 7-5] Allows you to use, D-Day Counter, and Stopwatch. D-day counter Denotes the number of remaining days for a specific event. 1. Select D-day counter from the Timer List, and press [OK] key. 2. Select the event you want, and press [OK] key to view the number of remaining days. -
Page 89: Voice Recorder
Utilities [Menu 7] Menu functions Voice recorder [Menu 7-6] Recording voice > < 1. If you want to record a voice, [Record] press or press [Option], and then select Record. 2. Start voice recording. 3. To stop recording, press [Stop]. >... -
Page 90: Pc Sync
Menu functions PC sync [Menu 7-7] PC sync is a program to synchronize Personal Information Management between PC and the phone by a data cable. • Data synchronization 1. Select PC sync from the Utilities menu and press [OK]. 2. Start data exchange by pressing •... -
Page 91: Settings
Settings [Menu 8] Menu functions Allows you to set time, date, display and security for your phone, in addition to setting language, call list and other matters related to the video telephony. Profiles [Menu 8-1] Allows you to set ring tones, message alert, key tones, etc.. You can set Profile for different mode. -
Page 92: Phone
Menu functions - Message alert type Allows to alert when receiving a message for different modes. - Message tone Allows to set the message tone. - Warning alert Allows to set the Warning alert. - Alert for Allows you to set the incoming alert tone for each call, group call, or all calls. - Page 93 Settings [Menu 8] Menu functions Date 1. Select Date from Phone, then press [OK] key. 2. Enter the current date. 3. Change to date format by pressing 4. Select DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY or YYYY/MM/DD you want by pressing Y: Year M: Month D: Day 5.
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Page 94: Display
Menu functions Display [Menu 8-3] Allows you to set features such as backlight, contrast, theme, initial display title etc. To set the display, select Display from the Phone Management List, then press [OK] key Backlight Allows you to set lighting functions such as backlight and others. To set lighting, select Backlight from the Display, then press [OK] key. - Page 95 Settings [Menu 8] Menu functions • Brightness You can select level of brightness among Bright, Medium, or Dark. Contrast Allows you to adjust the display contrast. 1. Select LCD contrast from the Display Setting List, then press [OK] key. 2. Press key to adjust the display contrast.
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Page 96: Network
Menu functions Standby title You can set the standby title display or not. If you select On, you can set a message that will be displayed when you are in the idle mode. Network [Menu 8-4] You can select a network, which will be registered either automatically or manually. -
Page 97: Security
Settings [Menu 8] Menu functions Security [Menu 8-5] 1. Select PIN code request in the Security menu, and then press [OK]. 2. Set ON/Off. If you set On, you have to enter the PIN code when you switch on the phone. 3. - Page 98 Menu functions Call barring The Call barring service prevents your phone from making or receiving certain category of calls. This function requires the call barring password. You can view the following submenus. • All outgoing: The barring service for all outgoing calls. •...
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Page 99: Closed User Group
Settings [Menu 8] Menu functions Closed user group (network dependent) Use this function to restrict usage of the phone with numbers that belong to certain user groups. When this function is used every outgoing call is associated with a group index. If a group index is specified, it is used for all outgoing calls. -
Page 100: Modem
Menu functions • Security code Used to change PIN for your phone. Unlike PIN Code or PIN2 Code, there is no limitation on the number of times for incorrect entry of the PIN. • Barring password Used to change call barring password. Modem [Menu 8-6] Speed If you use Serial, you should select Speed first. -
Page 101: Memory Status
Settings [Menu 8] Menu functions • Serial 1. Connect the phone to PC with Serial cable. 2. Select Serial by pressing OK. 3. Operate the PC program. Memory status [Menu 8-7] Allows you to view all used memory. Select Memory status from the Phone Management List, then press [OK] key. -
Page 102: Language
Menu functions Language [Menu 8-8] Allows you to select the language for your phone. 1. Select Language from the Phone Management List, then press [OK] key. 2. Press [OK] key or numeric keys to select the language you want. Phone info [Menu 8-9] <... -
Page 103: Favorites
Favorites [Menu 9] Menu functions Allows you to take advantage of easy, convenient functions for connecting to the menu of your choice directly. You can select from 9 different types and adjust numbers for My Menu. > 1. Press [Add] key to register menu. The same menu can not be repeatedly registered, and the set menu will not allow >... -
Page 104: Supplement
Date of Purchase Trade Name Place of Purchase Telephone Number Serial Number Telephone Numbers Secret Code • Thank you for purchasing a product manufactured by LG Electronics. • Forms and functions of our products may be subject to change without prior notice. -
Page 105: Care And Maintenance
Care and Maintenance When using this unit, basic safety precautions as below should be always followed. • Do not touch the adapter with wet hands. • Do not disassemble this unit. (Take it to a qualified service technician when repair work is required.) •... -
Page 106: Caring For The Battery
Unlike other battery systems, there is no memory effect that could compromise the battery’s performance. • Use only LG batteries and chargers. LG chargers are designed to maximize the battery life. • Do not disassemble or short-circuit the battery pack. -
Page 107: Technical Data
Technical Data General Product Name : G8000 System : GSM 900/DCS 1800 Ambient Temperatures Max : +55°C Min : -10°C... - Page 109 Memo...
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