Page 1 Important Safety Precautions Read these instructions. Breaking the rules may be dangerous or illegal. Further detailed information is given in this user guide. WARNING! Violation of the instructions may cause serious injury or death. 1. Never use an unapproved battery since this could damage the phone and/or battery and could cause the battery to explode.
Page 2 Important Safety Precautions 1. Do not expose the battery charger or adapter to direct sunlight or use it in places with high humidity, such as a bathroom. 2. Do not use harsh chemicals (such as alcohol, benzene, thinners, etc.) or detergents to clean your phone. This could cause a fire.
Page 3 6. Unplug the power cord and charger during lightning storms to avoid electric shock or fire. 7. Only use the batteries and chargers provided by LG. The warranty will not be applied to products provided by other suppliers. 8. Only authorized personnel should service the phone and its accessories.
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents How to Remove Your microSD™ Important Safety Precautions .1 Card ............19 Contents .........4 Battery Temperature Protection ..19 Welcome .........9 Battery Charge Level ......19 Signal Strength........20 Technical Details ....... 10 Screen Icons ..........20 Important Information ......10 Making Calls ..........
Page 5 Shortcuts Item List ........ 30 Camera Features ........41 Video Camcorder Feature ....43 Quick Access to Features ..31 Picture Editing ........44 Vibrate Mode .......... 31 Video Editing........... 46 Mute Function ........31 Call .............47 Quick Volume Adjustment ....31 1.
Page 6 7. Calendar ..........62 5. Apps ............87 Contact List ..........87 8. Drawing ..........63 Message List ...........88 9. Note ............64 Play ............64 Alarm............91 Camera .............91 1. mobile music ........64 mobile music..........91 2. My Pictures .......... 65 My Media ..........91 3.
Page 7 2.9 Home Screen Order....100 7.2 Phone Memory ......118 7.3 Card Memory .......118 3. Games & Apps ........101 7.4 USB Mass Storage ......119 4. Phone Settings .........102 4.1 Airplane Mode ......102 8. Phone Info .........119 4.2 Media Mode .........102 8.1 My Number ........119 4.3 Set Qwerty Shortcut ....103 8.2 SW/HW Version ......119 4.4 Keyguard Setting .......103...
Page 8 11. Drawing Pad ........125 12. USB Mass Storage ......126 Call History ...........127 Keypad ..........127 Bluetooth..........127 E-mail .............127 IM.............127 TV & Radio ..........127 Voicemail ..........127 Safety ..........128 TIA Safety Information .......128 Safety Information ......131 Caution: Avoid potential hearing loss...........138 FDA Consumer Update .....140 10 Driver Safety Tips ......149 Consumer Information on SAR ..152 FCC Hearing-Aid Compatibility (HAC)
Page 9: Welcome
The Bluetooth® word mark and logos screensavers are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc, Built-in 2.0 Megapixel digital camera ● and any use of such marks by LG 3-D Rotation (Three-axis ● Electronics is under license. Other accelerometer) trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.
Page 10: Technical Details
Technical Details users in the same specific area. This Important Information results in a 10-fold capacity increase This user’s guide provides important when compared with analog information on the use and mode. In addition, features such as operation of your phone. Please soft/ softer handoff, hard handoff, read this guide carefully prior to and dynamic RF power control...
Page 11: Bodily Contact During Operation
separation distance of 0.79 inches FCC RF Exposure Information (2.0 cm) must be maintained WARNING! Read this information between the user’s body and the before operating the phone. back of the phone, including the In August 1996, the Federal antenna, whether extended or Communications Commission (FCC) retracted.
Page 12: Fcc Notice And Cautions
Technical Details and its accessories may not cause FCC Notice and Cautions harmful interference, and (2) this This device and its accessories device and its accessories must comply with part 15 of FCC rules. accept any interference received, Operation is subject to the following including interference that causes two conditions: (1) This device CDMA Standard...
Page 13: Part 15.105 Statement
undesired operation. generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not Any changes or modifications installed and used in accordance not expressly approved in this with the instructions, may cause user guide could void your harmful interference to radio warranty for this equipment.
Page 14: Phone Overview
Phone Overview Earpiece Lets you hear the caller. Unlock/Lock Key Unlocks or locks the Touch Screen and keys in standby mode. Light Sensor Detects the amount of light and adjusts the brightness of the LCD screen. This conserves power and extends LCD screen life. Proximity Sensor When you are close (within 2 to 3 cm) to the sensor during a call, the LCD...
Page 15 2.5-mm Headset jack Allows you to plug in an optional headset for convenient, hands-free conversations. Camera Key Use for quick access to the camera feature. Press once to activate the camera. Press and hold the Camera Key to record video. Side Volume Keys Use to adjust the MASTER VOLUME in standby mode* and the EARPIECE...
Page 16: Getting Started With Your Phone
Getting Started with Your Phone The Battery Removing the Battery Note 1. Turn the power off. Slide the It is important to fully charge the cover lock latch down in the battery before using the phone for the direction of the arrow. first time.
Page 17: Turning The Phone On And Off
Turning the Phone Off to the travel adapter. When connected as shown below, the 1. Tap , or press the Unlock LG logo on the USB cable should at the top edge of the face toward you. phone. 2. Press the Power/End Key for a few seconds until the display turns off.
Page 18: Charging With Usb
USB port on your PC. Note The LG USB Driver is downloadable from the following site: http:// mobilephones.us.lge.com > Click Mobile Support > Select a Carrier (Telus) > Select a Model > Click USB Cable Driver to download.
Page 19: How To Remove Your Microsd™ Card
How to Remove Your Battery Temperature microSD™ Card Protection If the battery overheats, the phone 1. Gently press and release the will automatically turn off. When exposed edge of the microSD™ you turn the phone back on, a pop- Card to eject it. up message will let you know that 2.
Page 20: Signal Strength
Getting Started with Your Phone 4. Tap Phone Info. Signal Strength Call quality depends on the signal 5. Tap Icon Glossary. strength in your area. You can tell how much signal strength you Making Calls have by the number of bars next to 1.
Page 21: Correcting Dialing Mistakes
Correcting Dialing Mistakes Receiving Calls If you make a mistake while dialing 1. When the phone rings or a number, press the Clear/Voice vibrates, simply press the Send Commands/Voice Recorder Key on the phone or tap once to delete the last digit Answer on the screen.
Page 22: Menu Tree On The Screen
Menu Tree on the Screen Calendar Videos Left Menu Drawing Ringtones Call Note Games Contact Apps Play Call History Voicemail Quick Menu mobile music New Number My Pictures Contact List Favourites My Videos Message List My Sounds Send Alarm My Ringtones Message Games Camera...
Page 23 Backlight Answer Options Apps Wallpaper Auto Retry Tools Screensaver TTY Mode Menu Fonts One-Touch Dial Bluetooth Menu Dial Font Auto Prepend Voice Recorder Menu Style DTMF Tones Voice Commands Time Format Do Not Disturb Calculator Home Screen Order International Dialing Ez Tip Calculator Games &...
Page 24: A Quick Glance At The Touch Screen And How To Use It
A Quick Glance at the Touch Screen and How to Use It 4. You can only use touch keys Touch-Sensitive Soft Keys when the Touch Screen is unlocked. Tap , or press the 1. Make sure your hands are clean Unlock Key at the top edge and dry.
Page 25: How To Unlock
How to Unlock How to Scroll Using the Touch Screen Touch the screen, and then drag (or flick) up and down to scroll the screen up or down. Touch the padlock Press the Unlock Key image to unlock. at the top edge of the phone.
Page 26: Shortcut Menu
Shortcut Menu Touch Screen Features and Access It’s quick and easy to access menus and features using the LG9600 Touch Screen. With the Touch Screen, you have instant access to Messaging, Calling, Main Menus, Contact List, and Idle Screen Settings by just tapping with your fingertip.
Page 27: Touch Screen Menu Tree
Touch Screen Menu Tree Main Menu Access To access the Main Menu in standby mode, first unlock the Touch Screen (the Touch Screen is locked by default). Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the phone. Then tap the Menu Key to access the Main Menu.
Page 28: Touchpad Shortcut Menu
Touchpad Shortcut Menu Standby Mode Idle Screens Customize your Touch Screen to have instant access to features you want as close as a single tap. The LG9600 has three Standby Mode Idle Screens for quick, direct access to several frequently used device features. Favourites: Displays the favourite Contacts you want to instantly display, call, message, or view for contact history.
Page 29: Changing Standby Mode Idle Screens
To Add: Tap ADD FAVOURITES, Changing Standby Mode Idle ● More, or ADD MEDIA to view Screens the items you can add. Choose Standby mode idle screens are the one(s) you want (checkmark listed near the top of the Touch appears).
Page 30: Shortcuts Item List
Touchpad Shortcut Menu Shortcuts Item List Alarm My Email 2.0 TELUS Mobile Radio Bluetooth My Pictures TELUS Mobile TV Bookmarks My Videos TELUS Navigator Calculator New Multimedia Message Touch Settings Calendar New Text Message Wireless Web Camera Notepad Ez Tip Calc TELUS mobile Messenger 2.0 Message...
Page 31: Quick Access To Features
Quick Access to Features Vibrate Mode Quick Volume Adjustment Sets the phone to vibrate instead Quickly adjust the ringer and of ring ( earpiece volumes by pressing the is displayed at the top of the phone). To set vibrate mode, Side Volume Keys ;...
Page 32: Ignoring A Waiting Call
Quick Access to Features Ignoring a Waiting Call Voice Commands If you don't want to answer the Voice Commands allow you to do incoming call, tap on the Touch things by verbal command (e.g., Screen. The Call Waiting beep make calls and confirm Voicemail). stops, and the call goes to your For more information, see page 78.
Page 33: Entering And Editing Information
Entering and Editing Information Text Input Each time you tap a data entry field, the Touch Screen automatically displays Touch Keys, allowing you to change the input. For example, in a name field, alphabetic Touch Keys appear, but you can tap to select and enter numbers instead.
Page 34: Changing Input Method
Entering and Editing Information To enter text, you can either "type" with the Touch Keys or "write" with your fingertip. When writing with you fingertip, the Touch Screen translates your movements into characters. 1. Tap a text field, and then tap the manual writing icon on the right side of the display.
Page 35 The following tables may help you understand how the Touch Screen translates movements into characters. Diaeresis...
Page 36: Contacts In Your Phone's Memory
Contacts in Your Phone’s Memory Storing Basics 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the at the top edge of the phone. phone. 2. Tap the Call Key 2.
Page 37: Editing Individual Entries
Editing Individual Entries Speed Dialing 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key Allows you to make phone calls quickly and easily to numbers at the top edge of the phone. stored in Contact List. You must set Speed Dials in your Contact List 2.
Page 38: Adding A Speed Dial
Contacts in Your Phone’s Memory Adding a Speed Dial Deleting a Speed Dial Allows you to set up your Speed 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key Dials. at the top edge of the phone. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the 2.
Page 39: Storing A Number With Pauses
3. Tap the Contact you want to edit. Storing a Number with Pauses 4. Tap to edit. EDIT Pauses allow you to enter 5. Tap the phone number, tap the additional series of numbers to Options icon , and then tap access automated systems, such Pause or Wait.
Page 40: Camera Features
Camera Features 3-D Rotation (Three-axis accelerometer) Rotation 3-D Rotation is a feature that gives you flexibility in how you view content on your screen. Simply turn your LG9600 device from vertical to horizontal (or horizontal to vertical) and get a whole new perspective. The LG9600 senses the change in orientation and automatically adjusts content to fit the screen.
Page 41: Camera Features
Camera Features Light Exposure Control Control exposure by setting the The built-in 2.0-megapixel camera Photometry to Average or Spot. is complete with optics for superior photo results, including various SmartPic Technology options, effects, and controls. Refer When SmartPic is turned on, the to the next page for the icons of picture taken is automatically the features.
Page 42 Camera Features Camera Settings Touch Screen to access the menu settings shown below. Touch Screen for setting menu. Camera Touch Keys Record Video Take Picture My Pictures Touch Screen for setting menu. Back Auto Focus Self Timer Flash Brightness Auto Save Resolution Shot Type White Balance...
Page 43: Video Camcorder Feature
Color Effects Video Camcorder Feature To catch a certain mood, use the Resolution Color Effects option to set video to You can set the recording Normal, Negative, Aqua, Sepia, Resolution to 640x480, 320x240, or Black&White. and 176x144. Saving and Sending Note After recording, you can send it in If you record in VGA format, you can...
Page 44: Picture Editing
Camera Features Picture Editing With the LG9600's many picture editing features, you have endless possibilities for creating fun pictures. While viewing a picture, tap the Options icon , and then tap Edit. Editing Touch Keys Back Stamp Undo Composition Save Adjustments Pen Drawing look you want.
Page 45 Adjustments Saved Picture Edits Improve your photos by adjusting Don’t worry about losing the CONTRAST, BRIGHTNESS, BLUR, original photo. When you save or SHARPNESS. Tap , and a photo with edits, it’s saved as then tap the scroll bar of each a copy;...
Page 46: Video Editing
Camera Features Video Editing 1. Access My Videos, and then tap the video clip you want to edit. When you select a video to edit, 2. Tap the Options icon , and a video editing player screen is then tap: displayed.
Page 47: Call
Call Send Name Card/Set As Call Favourite 1. Contact to select one of Message ● the following: Allows you to view your Contact List. New Text Message/New 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key Multimedia Message at the top edge of the phone.
Page 48: Voicemail
Call 5. Tap a Call entry to view the 3. Voicemail entry. Options from here: Allows you to view the number of new voice messages recorded to place a call to the ● in the Voicemail box. Once you number. have exceed the storage limit, old Tap Message to send a ●...
Page 49: New Number
4. New Number 5. Favourites Allows you to make a new call Allows you to create your number. Favourites Contact List. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the at the top edge of the phone.
Page 50: Send
Send List, Favourites to copy the Send address from a Favourites entry, New # to manually enter the 1. Message New # address. If is selected, Each message (Text or tap the Options icon Multimedia) has a destination choose: address and text based on the type of message you want to send.
Page 51: Name Card
Using Options Cancel Message Allows you to cancel the message. When entering your message text, tap the Options icon , and then Before entering the text field, tap the option you want: the following options are available. Insert Quick Text Allows you to Save As Draft/Priority Level/ insert customized quick text.
Page 52: My Pictures
Send 5. Tap the desired contact list, and 3. My Pictures then tap DONE Send a Picture Message using the Touch Screen 6. Tap Via Multimedia M... or Via Bluetooth. 1. Unlock the Touch Screen, and then tap or press the Unlock 7.
Page 53 9. Tap Text, Sound, Name Card, or Add Slide Inserts multiple Subject to enter your message. pictures into a picture message. Use the pop-up keypad, or tap Priority Level Gives priority to the message. 10. Tap High/Normal/Low DONE 11. Tap Delivery Report On/Off SEND...
Page 54: My Videos
Send 3. Tap 4. My Videos SEND * Adding Slides to Your Picture Sending a Video Message using Message the Touch Screen When you want to send multiple 1. Unlock the Touch Screen, and pictures, use the Add Slide option. then tap or press the Unlock This allows you to create one...
Page 55 Using Options Delivery Report On/Off Tap the Options icons , and then Read Report On/Off tap an option: Slide Timer By default is 12. Preview Displays the video Allows you to customize the message as the recipient would slide timer. see it.
Page 56: My Sounds
Send 9. Tap the file you just created in 5. My Sounds the list, and then tap Send. Sending a Voice Message using the Touch Screen 10. Enter the destination address(es) by tapping 1. Unlock the Touch Screen, and Contacts to copy the then tap or press the Unlock...
Page 57 13. Tap Priority Level Gives priority to DONE the message. 14. Tap SEND High/Normal/Low Using Options Delivery Report On/Off Tap the Options icon , and then Read Report On/Off tap an option: Slide Timer By default is 12. Preview Displays the Sound Allows you to customize the message as the recipient would slide timer.
Page 58: Calendar
Create 6. Calendar Create 1. Unlock the Touch Screen, and 1. Contact then tap or press the Unlock at the top edge of the Allows you to add a new number phone. to your Contact List. 2. Tap the Menu Key to access Note the menu.
Page 59: Message
Tap a field, enter information, 3. Alarm ● and then tap DONE Allows you to set up to ten alarms. At the time set, an alarm 6. Tap to save. SAVE notification will display on the 2. Message screen and the alarm will sound. Allows you to send message.
Page 60: My Pictures
Create 4. My Pictures 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the Allows you to take pictures straight phone. from your phone. 2. Tap the Menu Key to access Tips the menu. To take a clear picture, set the ●...
Page 61: My Videos
5. My Videos 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the Lets you record video messages phone. with sound. 2. Tap the Menu Key to access 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key the menu.
Page 62: My Sounds
Create 6. My Sounds 7. Calendar Allows you to select a sound or Allows you to keep your calendar record a new sound. convenient and easy to access. Simply save your appointments, 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key and your phone will alert you with at the top edge of the a customized reminder.
Page 63: Drawing
3. Tap Create. 8. Drawing Allows you to draw freely so 4. Tap Calendar. you can simply save the image, 5. Tap the Subject field, fill it in, send it in a message, or set it as and then tap SAVE Wallpaper.
Page 64: Note
Play 9. Note Play Allows you to add, read, edit, and 1. mobile music delete notes. TELUS mobile music lets you 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key browse, preview, and download at the top edge of the music directly to your phone so phone.
Page 65: My Pictures
Options in standard view: 2. My Pictures Allows you to view and manage Set As/Take Picture/Get New photos stored in the phone. Pictures/Play/Edit/Manage My Pics/Rename/Print/File Info Shortcut With the screen unlocked, spin the idle screen to display Shortcuts, and to send the Picture By then tap My Pictures (if it is set as a Multimedia Msg/Via Bluetooth Shortcuts menu).
Page 66: My Sounds
Play 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key Note To scroll to options not viewed on the at the top edge of the screen, apply gentle upward pressure phone. to the Touch Screen. 2. Tap the Menu Key to access Select a video file by tapping it, and the menu.
Page 67: My Ringtones
Ringtone 5. My Ringtones ● Allows you to select a ringtone or Contact ID: Tap the Contact ● download a new ringtone. to identify with the selected ringtone. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the Alert Sounds: Tap the option to ●...
Page 68: Mobile Tv
Connect 5. Tap Get New. Connect You can also select from the 1. Wireless Web already installed games. The Browser feature allows you to 7. mobile TV access news, sports, and weather from your Telus Wireless device. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key Accessibility and selections within at the top edge of the this feature depend on your service...
Page 69 Panning is when you move within 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key screen content by moving your at the top edge of the fingertip (or stylus) to the area you phone. want to see. 2. Tap the Menu Key to access the menu.
Page 70 Connect annunciator and command Search Allows you to search for ● bar area, to view pages. You text on the web page. (Search can open the command bar Text is not case sensitive.) by tapping the icon at the History Displays a list of visited ●...
Page 71 Flash Set to On/Off. Home Returns to the Home ● Page. Manage Memory Manages the ● memory used by the browser. Favourites Allows you to ● You can choose from Clear All, add bookmarks. Clear Cache, Clear Cookies, and Allows you to enter a Web ●...
Page 72 Connect 4. Tap Wireless Web. Entering/Deleting Text, Numbers, or Symbols 5. Tap When text, numbers, or symbols 6. Tap Settings -> Display -> need to be entered on the screen, such as Web addresses, a Touch Thumbnail Keypad will appear. Simply touch the characters you want, and then To access thumbnails when the option touch...
Page 73 Unsupported Flash media: - Out of memory. If the Flash content requires more memory Flash media that requires a ● than what is available on the higher version of Flash available LG9600, an Out of Memory error on the LG9600. message will appear.
Page 74 Connect Fit To Width A browser function that resizes the current Web page to fit better with the width of the screen. [Before Fit To Width] [After Fit To Width] Fit To Width icon: Allows you to adjust the zoom level of the Browser screen.
Page 75: Bluetooth
2. Bluetooth Shortcut With the screen unlocked, spin the idle The LG9600 is compatible screen to display Shortcuts, and then with devices that support the tap Bluetooth Bluetooth® Headset, Handsfree, Dial Up Networking, Stereo, Note Phonebook Access, Basic Printing, Read the user guide of each Bluetooth® Object Push, File Transfer, Basic accessory you are trying to pair with Imaging, and Human Interface...
Page 76 Connect appears to ask whether your 2. Tap the Menu Key to access device codes match with the other. the menu. Consult the Bluetooth® accessory 3. Tap Connect. instructions for the appropriate passcode (typically “0000” - 4 4. Tap Bluetooth. The zeroes).
Page 77 Icon Reference in Adding New When your LG9600 Device device finds an audio device When the Bluetooth® wireless connection is built and paired When your LG9600 device finds a PC devices are found, the following icons display on your Bluetooth When your LG9600 Menu.
Page 78 Connect Icon References When 5. Tap the Options icon ● Successfully Connected 6. Tap My Device Info. When an only-mono 7. Tap RENAME DEVICE. headset is connected to your LG9600 device 8. Use the pop-up keypad to enter When an only-stereo a new custom name.
Page 79 Discovery Mode Supported Proﬁles Allows you to set whether your Allows you to see the profiles your device is able to be found by LG9600 phone supports. other Bluetooth® devices in the 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key area.
Page 80 Connect TIPS ● Headset supports the use of a TIPS compatible Bluetooth® headset for mono voice. ● Basic Printing Profile is a profile to transfer user-generated images (JPEG) ● Hands-free supports Bluetooth® to a printer. headsets and may also support other installed compatible Bluetooth ●...
Page 81 Rename Device: You can Auto Pair Handsfree rename the name of the paired If you attempt to pair a device that device. is part of the handsfree/headset profile, “PAIR” is selected. Your Incoming Security: Allows device will automatically attempt you to set permissions before to pair using a “0000”...
Page 82: My Email 2.0
Connect Exchange Name Card: You For headset devices: ● can get name cards from other Remove Device: You can devices and transfer your name remove the device from the card to other devices, except pairing list. audio devices. Rename Device: You can Send Picture: You can transfer rename the name of the paired images to a device that supports...
Page 83: Messenger 2.0
Get alerts from your LG9600 when 4. Messenger 2.0 new email has arrived. Allows you to send and receive an Adding a My Email 2.0 Shortcut Instant Message at any time. With the screen unlocked, spin the 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key idle screen to display Shortcuts.
Page 84: Go To Site
Connect 5. Go to Site 7. Navigator 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the at the top edge of the phone. phone. 2. Tap the Menu Key to access 2.
Page 85: Download
Download Download 2. Videos Allows you to connect to the 1. Pictures browser to download videos. Allows you to connect to Media 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key Center and download a variety of at the top edge of the images to store in My Pictures.
Page 86: Ringtones
Download 3. Ringtones 4. Games Allows you to connect to Media Refer to page 66 for more Center and download various information. ringtones. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the at the top edge of the phone.
Page 87: Apps
Quick Menu 5. Apps Contact List 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key Allows you to view contact list. at the top edge of the 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key phone. at the top edge of the 2.
Page 88: Message List
Quick Menu 5. Options: Message List REPLY ● Your phone will alert you when you have new messages, as shown ERASE ● below: FORWARD ● By displaying a message on the ● screen. Tap the Options icon ● By making a sound or vibrating, Reply With Copy Replies to the ●...
Page 89 Extract Address Information Message Settings from the message displays for Allows you to configure settings for you to add to an existing entry your messages. or create a new Contact entry. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key Message Info Allows you to at the top edge of the check the received message...
Page 90 Quick Menu Message Settings Submenu Allows you to directly download pictures, videos, and voice Descriptions messages. Message View (BY CONTACT/BY Quick Text TIME) Allows you to display and add text BY CONTACT: Message View By phrases. These text strings allow Contact will display all messages in you to reduce manual text input INBOX-CONTACTS, sorted by time...
Page 91: Alarm
Alarm mobile music Refer to page 58 for more Refer to page 63 for more information. information. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the at the top edge of the phone.
Page 92: Wireless Web
Quick Menu Wireless Web Settings Allows you to access to wireless 1. Sounds Settings web. Provides options to customize the 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key phone’s sounds. at the top edge of the phone. 1.1 Master Volume Allows you to set volume settings.
Page 93: Call Sounds
1.2 Call Sounds 2. Tap the Menu Key to access Allows you to set how the phone the menu. alerts you to incoming calls. 3. Tap Settings. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key 4. Tap Sounds Settings. at the top edge of the phone.
Page 94: Alert Sounds
Quick Menu 5. Tap Call Sounds. 1.3 Alert Sounds Allows you to select the Alert Types 6. Tap Call Vibrate. for when you receive an incoming 7. Tap a setting. Text Message, Multimedia Message, Voicemail, Emergency ON/OFF Tone, or Missed Call. 1.2.3 Audio Output 1.
Page 95: Keypad Volume
1.5 Service Alerts Note For Emergency Tone, the options are Allows you to set any of the four limited to Alert, Vibrate, and Off. Service Alert options to either ON or OFF. 8. Touch the setting(s) you want. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock at the top edge of the 1.4 Keypad Volume...
Page 96: Power On/Off
Quick Menu Call Connect Alerts you when the 2. Display Settings call connects. Provides options to customize the Charge Complete Alerts you when phone’s display screen. the battery is completely charged. 2.1 Banner 1.6 Power On/Off Allows you to enter text to display Allows you to set the phone to on the Lock Screen.
Page 97: Backlight
2.2 Backlight 2.2.2 Module Backlight Allows you to set the duration of 2.2.1 Phone Backlight the Qwerty keypad backlight. Allows you to set the duration of 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key the phone backlight. at the top edge of the 1.
Page 98: Wallpaper
Quick Menu 6. Tap the screen background you 2.3 Wallpaper want to set. Allows you to choose the kind of Lock Screen/Favorites/ background to display on the idle Shortcuts/Media/Module screens for Lock Screen, Shortcuts, Shortcuts Media, Favorites, and Module Shortcuts. Fun Animations 7.
Page 99: Menu Fonts
5. Tap Dial Fonts. 2. Tap the Menu Key to access 6. Tap a setting. the menu. Normal/Large Only 3. Tap Settings. 4. Tap Display Settings. 5. Tap Menu Key Fonts. 6. Tap a setting. LG Gothic/LG Serif/LG Edge/LG Joy/LG Script...
Page 100: Menu Style
Quick Menu 2.7 Menu Style 2.8 Time Format Smart Menu is an innovative, 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key streamlined way to display and at the top edge of the access your menu options. It allows phone. you to touch what you want to do 2.
Page 101: Games & Apps
3. Games & Apps 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the Provides options to customize phone. the phone’s games and apps settings. 2. Tap the Menu Key to access the menu. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the 3.
Page 102: Phone Settings
Quick Menu 6. Tap a setting. 4. Phone Settings Provides options to customize the On/Off phone’s specific settings. 4.2 Media Mode 4.1 Airplane Mode 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key Allows you to use the functions at the top edge of the of the phone that do not require phone.
Page 103: Set Qwerty Shortcut
4.3 Set Qwerty Shortcut 4.4 Keyguard Setting Allows you to, if desired, set the Allows you to set Qwerty Keyguard device to automatically start a Text when the Qwerty keypad is Message or Notepad entry when connected to the phone. you open the Qwerty flip and begin 1.
Page 104: Voice Commands
Quick Menu Call Alert Ring Only/Caller ID + 4.5 Voice Commands Ring/Name Repeat Allows you to customize the Voice Command feature to suit your Active with CLR... ON/OFF needs. enables or disables the CLR key to activate the Voice Command 1.
Page 105: Location
4.7 Location Note The phone does not always receive Allows you to set GPS (Global GPS satellite signals when indoors Positioning System, the satellite- or under poor atmospheric and assisted location information environmental conditions. system) mode. When a location lock mode is activated in the Security Menu, the 1.
Page 106 Quick Menu 4. Tap Phone Settings. 4. Tap Phone Settings. 5. Place your finger on the Touch 5. Scroll up the list, and then touch Screen, apply gentle upward Security. motion to scroll up the list, and 6. Enter the four-digit lock code. then tap Security.
Page 107 4. Tap Phone Settings. Dial-up Modem Allow All/Block All 5. Scroll up the list, and then touch 4.8.3 Phone Lock Security. Protects your phone from 6. Enter the four-digit phone lock unauthorized use. Once the code. phone is locked, it's in restricted 7.
Page 108 Quick Menu 6. Enter the four-digit lock code. 7. Tap Camera Lock. 7. Tap Phone Lock. 8. Tap a setting. 8. Tap a setting. On/Off Unlocked The phone is not 4.8.5 Lock Phone Now locked (Lock mode can be used). 1.
Page 109: System Select
4.9 System Select 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the The System Select submenu allows you to set your preferred system. If phone. your phone cannot find a preferred 2. Tap the Menu Key to access network, it automatically selects a the menu.
Page 110: Nam Select
Quick Menu Automatic (Automatic A/ 5. Scroll up the list, and then tap Automatic B): You can make/ NAM Select. receive calls in your home or 6. Tap a setting. roam network. The roaming rate NAM1/NAM2 applies when not in the home service area.
Page 111: Call Settings
5. Call Settings Note Auto with Hands-free is available when Provides options for customizing any external device or Bluetooth® the handling of both incoming and device is connected to the phone, or if outgoing calls. the Speakerphone is ON. 5.1 Answer Options Allows you to determine how the 5.2 Auto Retry phone will answer incoming calls.
Page 112: Tty Mode
Quick Menu TTY Full: 5.3 TTY Mode - Users who cannot talk or Allows you to attach a TTY device hear send and receive text to communicate with parties also messages through TTY using TTY devices. A phone with equipment. TTY support can translate typed characters into voice.
Page 113: One Touch Dial
Connecting TTY Equipment to a TTY equipment display. Terminal 7.4 One Touch Dial 1. Connect a TTY cable to the TTY Allows you to initiate a speed-dial connector on the terminal (the call by touching and holding the TTY connector location is the speed-dial digit.
Page 114: Auto Prepend
Quick Menu 5.5 Auto Prepend 5.6 DTMF Tones Allows you to set the DTMF tone 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key length. at the top edge of the phone. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the 2.
Page 115: Do Not Disturb
5.7 Do Not Disturb 5.8 International Dialing If set to on, you can initiate an 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key international call. at the top edge of the phone. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the 2.
Page 116: Touch Settings
Quick Menu 6. Touch Settings Note Example: A device in China is trying to Provides options to customize the reach the U.S. number 201-555-5555 phone’s Touch Screen settings. (the Reference Country is Canada). Replace the "+" code with the IDD 1.
Page 117: Memory
7.1 Save Options Note The Calibration setting allows you Allows you to select which memory to calibrate the Touch Screen for (phone or memory card) to use to improved touch accuracy based on save your files. your touch. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the 7.
Page 118: Phone Memory
Quick Menu 7.2 Phone Memory 7.3 Card Memory Allows you to see information Allows you to see information about the memory in your phone. about the memory on your card. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the at the top edge of the...
Page 119: Usb Mass Storage
7.4 USB Mass Storage 2. Tap the Menu Key to access Allows you to customize USB Mass the menu. Storage. 3. Tap Settings. 8. Phone Info 4. Tap Phone Info. Allows you to view information 5. Tap My Number. specific to your phone and software.
Page 120: Icon Glossary
Quick Menu 8.3 Icon Glossary Games & Apps Allows you to view all the icons and Refer to page 66 for more what they represent. information. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the at the top edge of the phone.
Page 121: Tools
Tools 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key at the top edge of the Your phone tools include Bluetooth phone. Menu, Voice Recorder, Voice Commands, Calculator, Ez Tip 2. Tap the Menu Key to access Calculator, Calendar, Alarm Clock, the menu.
Page 122: Send Msg To
Quick Menu 3.2 Send Msg to <Name or 3.3 Go to <Menu> Number> Press the Clear/Voice Command/ Press the Clear/Voice Command/ Voice Recorder button on your phone to activate the Voice Recorder button Voice Commands function. The on your phone to activate the "Go to"...

Page 123: Calculator
3. Tap Tools. 4. Calculator Allows you to perform simple 4. Tap Calculator. mathematical calculations. You 5. Enter the numbers to get the can enter numbers up to the sixth value you want. To cancel a decimal place. Calculations can calculation, tap Reset be made with up to 3 lines at one...
Page 124: Calendar
Quick Menu Touch the Total bill field to 8. Stopwatch ● display a keypad for entering the Allows you to use your phone as a amount. stopwatch. Start measuring time START by touching and end by Touch the left and right arrow ●...
Page 125: World Clock
9. World Clock Note to set to daylight saving Set DST Tells you the current time in time. another time zone or country. 1. Tap , or press the Unlock Key 10. Notepad at the top edge of the Refer to page 64 for more phone.
Page 126: Usb Mass Storage
Quick Menu 12. USB Mass Storage Note Allows you to transfer content from When you sync music from your PC, your phone to your Windows® a folder named my_musicSYNCHED XP or Windows Vista™ PC (or appears, but manually transferred files vice versa) when your phone is will not show on your handset and will appear in the my_music folder.
Page 127: Call History
Call History TV & Radio Refer to page 47 for more Refer to page 68 for more information. information. Keypad Voicemail Refer to page 48 for more Refer to page 48 for more information. information. Bluetooth Refer to page 77 for more information.
Page 128: Safety
Safety * American National Standards TIA Safety Information Institute; National Council The following is the complete TIA on Radiation Protection and Safety Information for wireless Measurements; International handheld phones. Commission on Non-Ionizing Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation Protection Signal Those standards were based on Your wireless handheld portable comprehensive and periodic phone is a low power radio...
Page 129 FCC regulations. responsibility; Phone Operation Use hands-free operation, if ● available; NORMAL POSITION: Hold the phone as you would any other telephone Pull off the road and park before ● with the antenna pointed up and making or answering a call if over your shoulder.
Page 130 Safety of Wireless Technology Research. Care Facilities Persons with pacemakers: If you use any other personal medical device, consult the Should ALWAYS keep the phone ● manufacturer of your device more than six (6) inches from to determine if it is adequately their pacemaker when the phone shielded from the external RF is turned ON;...
Page 131: Safety Information
Aircraft transfer or storage facilities; vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas FCC regulations prohibit using your (such as propane or butane); areas phone while in the air. Switch OFF where the air contains chemicals your phone before boarding an or particles (such as grain, dust, aircraft.
Page 132 Safety guide in an accessible place at all Do not short circuit a battery or ● times after reading it. allow metallic conductive objects to contact battery terminals. Violation of the instructions may cause minor or serious damage to Replace the battery only with ●...
Page 133 hazard. of the battery. The phone shall only be Please read the manual for ● ● connected to USB products specified charger and charging that bear the USB-IF logo or method. have completed the USB-IF Do not damage the power cord ●...
Page 134 Please use only an approved ● charging accessory to charge The battery pack has a protection ● your LG phone. Improper circuit. Do not use near places handling of the charging that can generate more than port, as well as the use of an...
Page 135 responsible for teaching about intended for indoor use only. the safe handling and use of Insert the battery pack charger ● batteries, as well as supervising vertically into the wall power their proper use and care. socket. Keep the battery away from ●...
Page 136 If not, it may cause excessive heat explode. Only use the batteries or fire. and chargers provided by LG. If you put your phone in a pocket ● The warranty will not be applied or bag without covering the...
Page 137 If the phone does not stored in the magnetic strip. work, take it to an LG Authorized Talking on your phone for a long Service Center. ● period of time may reduce call Do not paint your phone.
Page 138: Caution: Avoid Potential
Safety Do not turn your phone on or off ringing in the ear), hypersensitivity ● to sound and distorted hearing. when putting it to your ear. Individual susceptibility to noise- Use accessories, such as ● induced hearing loss and other earphones and headsets, with potential hearing problems varies.
Page 139 If you choose to listen to your discontinue use and consult your portable device in a noisy doctor. environment, use noise- You can obtain additional cancelling headphones to block information on this subject from out background environmental the following sources: noise.
Page 140: Fda Consumer Update
Safety National Institute for emit low levels of Radio Frequency Occupational Safety and Health (RF) energy in the microwave range while being used. They also Hubert H. Humphrey Bldg. emit very low levels of RF when in 200 Independence Ave., SW standby mode.
Page 141 as wireless phones before they can to the user that is not necessary be sold, as it does with new drugs for device function; and or medical devices. However, the Cooperate in providing users of ● agency has authority to take action wireless phones with the best if wireless phones are shown to emit possible information on possible...
Page 142 Safety working group activities, as well. The term “wireless phone” refers The FDA shares regulatory here to handheld wireless phones responsibilities for wireless phones with built-in antennas, often called with the Federal Communications “cell”, “mobile”, or “PCS” phones. Commission (FCC). All phones that These types of wireless phones are sold in the United States must can expose the user to measurable...
Page 143 4. What are the results of the conditions under which people research done already? use wireless phones, so we do not know with certainty what the results The research done thus far has of such studies mean for human produced conflicting results, and health.
Page 144 Safety A combination of laboratory studies which the phone is held, or which and epidemiological studies of model of phone is used. people actually using wireless 6. What is the FDA doing to find phones would provide some of out more about the possible the data that are needed.
Page 145 a series of public information All phones sold in the United documents on EMF issues. States must comply with Federal The FDA and the Cellular Communications Commission Telecommunications & Internet (FCC) guidelines that limit Radio Association (CTIA) have a formal Frequency (RF) energy exposures.
Page 146 Safety The FCC website (http://www.fcc. methodology for measuring the gov/oet/rfsafety) gives directions rate at which RF is deposited in the for locating the FCC identification heads of wireless phone users. The number on your phone so you can test method uses a tissue-simulating find your phone’s RF exposure level model of the human head.
Page 147 risks, you can take a few simple wireless phones? steps to minimize your exposure The scientific evidence does to Radio Frequency (RF) energy. not show a danger to users of Since time is a key factor in how wireless phones, including children much exposure a person receives, and teenagers.
Page 148 Safety precautionary; it was not based on The FDA has tested hearing aids for scientific evidence that any health interference from handheld wireless hazard exists. phones and helped develop a voluntary standard sponsored 11. What about wireless phone by the Institute of Electrical and interference with medical Electronic Engineers (IEEE).
Page 149: Driver Safety Tips
FDA web page on wireless phones 10 Driver Safety Tips (http://www.fda.gov/cellphones/) Your wireless phone gives you the Federal Communications powerful ability to communicate Commission (FCC) RF Safety by voice almost anywhere, anytime. Program An important responsibility accompanies the benefits of (http://www.fcc.gov/oet/rfsafety) wireless phones, one that every user International Commission on Non-...
Page 150 Safety attention off the road. weather conditions. Rain, sleet, snow, and ice can be hazardous, 2. When available, use a hands-free but so is heavy traffic. As a driver, device. A number of hands-free your first responsibility is to pay wireless phone accessories are attention to the road.
Page 151 or otherwise stationary. But if you Dial 911 or other local emergency number in the case of fire, traffic need to dial while driving, follow this simple tip -- dial only a few accident, road hazard, or medical numbers, check the road and emergency.
Page 152: Consumer Information On Sar
Safety you can still use your wireless Consumer Information on phone to lend a hand. If you see a broken-down vehicle posing no (Specific Absorption Rate) serious hazard, a broken traffic This Model Phone Meets the signal, a minor traffic accident Government’s Requirements for where no one appears injured or Exposure to Radio Waves.
Page 153 literature related to the biological the maximum value. Because the effects of RF energy. phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels to use only The exposure Limit for wireless the power required to reach the mobile phones employs a unit of network, in general, the closer measurement known as the Specific you are to a wireless base station...
Page 154 Safety maintained between the user s government requirement for safe body and the back of the phone. exposure. Third-party belt-clips, holsters, SAR information on this model and similar accessories containing phone is on file with the FCC and metallic components should not be can be found under the Display used.
Page 155: Fcc Hearing-Aid Compatibility (Hac)
*In the United States and Canada, While some wireless phones are the SAR limit for mobile phones used near some hearing devices used by the public is 1.6 watts/kg (hearing aids and cochlear (W/kg) averaged over one gram of implants), users may detect a tissue.
Page 156 Safety phone with your hearing device is best use. the best way to evaluate it for your In the above example, if a hearing personal needs. aid meets the M2 level rating and M-Ratings: Phones rated M3 or M4 the wireless phone meets the M3 level rating, the sum of the meet FCC requirements and are likely to generate less interference...
Page 157 To enter that the Hearing Aid Compatibility rating for your phone is maintained, secondary transmitters such as Bluetooth and WLAN(this phone does not have WLAN) components must be disabled during a call. See Page 91 for instructions to disable these components.
Page 158: Accessories
Accessories There are a variety of accessories available for your phone and three easy ways to purchase them: shop online anytime at www.telusmobility.com, visit one of our Telus Communication Stores. Chargers Portable Stereo Speakers Batteries Holster Bluetooth Headset Bluetooth Headset USB Cable QWERTY Keypad (Optional) LG9600...
Page 159: Limited Warranty Statement
Customer Service Department (2) The limited warranty extends of LG. LG shall bear the cost of only to the original purchaser of shipping the product back to the the product and is not assignable...
Page 160 LG, including damage caused by shipping, blown fuses, (7) Damage resulting from use of spills of food or liquid. non LG approved accessories.
Page 161 THE DURATION OF THE EXPRESS WARRANTY HEREIN. LG SHALL 3. WHAT LG WILL DO: NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE LOSS LG will, at its sole option, either OF THE USE OF THE PRODUCT, repair, replace or refund the INCONVENIENCE, LOSS OR ANY...
Page 162 Handsets, P.O. Box 240007, Huntsville, AL 35824 DO NOT RETURN YOUR PRODUCT TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS. Please call or write for the location of the LG authorized service center nearest you and for the procedures for obtaining warranty claims. LG9600 | User Guide...
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