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U s i n g th e m u s i c p l a y e r
Your Vertu phone includes a music player for listening to music
tracks, recordings or other MP3, MP4, AAC, eAAC+ or Windows
Media Player sound files that you have transferred to your Vertu
phone. Music files can be received via Bluetooth, MMS or using the
File Manager in Vertu PC Suite.
To open the music player scroll to
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pl a ye r
Music files that you transfer to your Vertu phone are automatically
added to the list of songs in the music player.
Press and hold the
EN D
CD-ROM
The Vertu CD-ROM works on a compatible computer with a
CD-ROM drive, with Microsoft® Windows® 2000, Microsoft®
Windows® XP or Microsoft® Vista® installed. You need at least
250 MB of free disk space and administrator rights to the PC.
C o n n e c ti n g t o a c o m p u te r
To connect your Vertu phone to a computer you need either a Vertu
USB data cable or Bluetooth wireless technology equipment and
software.
Ve r t u P C S u ite
Vertu PC Suite includes the following applications to extend the
functionality of your Vertu phone:
Backup
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Synchronise
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Connect to the Internet
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Install applications
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File manager
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I n s t a l l i n g Ve r t u P C Su i te
Insert your Vertu CD-ROM into the PC's CD-ROM drive.
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Click on the install now button.
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Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
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Vie w i n g t he e le c t ro n i c R e f e re n c e M a n u a l
Start the CD-ROM as described above.
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Click on the Launch PDF button.
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S e tt i n g u p M M S, b ro w si n g an d e - m a i l
Start the CD-ROM as described above.
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Click on the order settings button.
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Your computer must be connected to the Internet to set up MMS,
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browsing and e-mail.
R e g i s te ri n g y o u r Ve rt u p ho n e
Start the CD-ROM as described above.
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Click on the register phone button.
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M e n u
A d dit io n s
M us ic
key to stop the music player.
Contacts
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Messages
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Image store
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Multimedia player
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Your computer must be connected to the Internet to register your
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Vertu phone.
Care and maintenance
Your Vertu products have been crafted from some of the finest
materials and care should be taken to keep them in good condition.
Damage caused to your Vertu phone by failing to observe
these care instructions is not covered by the warranty.
C e r am i c s a n d sa p p h i re
Ceramics and sapphire are very hard materials but are also brittle
and can be scratched by harder materials or objects. They can also
be damaged if dropped.
Avoid the following:
Contact with other hard materials such as diamond jewellery,
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nail files, abrasives, and mineral crystals.
Dropping or knocking the product on hard surfaces.
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Repeated rubbing against hard surfaces.
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Le a th e r
All Vertu leather products are made by expert craftsmen. Each
leather hide is unique and has natural markings which should be
considered part of the individuality of fine leather. All leather can be
damaged and should be treated with care.
Avoid the following:
Exposure to water and high humidity.
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Dropping, rubbing or knocking on hard surfaces.
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Exposure to extreme temperatures.
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Contact with oily substances, make-up and solvents.
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M e t a l
Vertu metals are finished to a high standard and care needs to be
taken to maintain their appearance.
Avoid the following:
Contact with chemicals such as solvents, alkaline and acid
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solutions, cola-based drinks and exposure to salt water. Wipe
with a clean, soft cloth as soon as possible if contact occurs.
Contact with sharp objects.
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Dropping or knocking against hard surfaces.
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Metal polishes.
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Ha llma r ks
If you have a gold or platinum Vertu phone, hallmarks are stamped
as shown below to authenticate the precious metals used. Each
precious metal is tested to ensure that the purity of the alloy
conforms to the exacting standards of the European Convention
Mark under the jurisdiction of the Swiss Assay Office.
The hallmark is made up of several stamps, which each have an
individual meaning. It is located on the backplate underneath the
serial number.
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