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Page 1: User Guide
User guide SmartWatch 3 SWR50... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Getting started................4 Introduction..................4 Overview.................... 4 Charging.................... 5 Attaching or detaching the wrist band..........5 Turning on and off................6 Setting up your SmartWatch 3 ............6 Connecting to Wi-Fi®................ 8 Cloud sync..................9 Learning the basics..............10 Using the touchscreen..............10 Dimming and waking up the screen.......... - Page 3 Using the stopwatch function............25 Checking flight and hotel reservations..........25 Getting traffic information..............25 Tracking packages................25 Using your SmartWatch 3 as a standalone device......25 Android Wear application.............27 Android Wear on your phone or tablet..........27 Selecting applications for voice actions.......... 27 Installing suggested applications.............27 Connecting and reconnecting............27 Pairing with another wearable device..........
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Page 4: Getting Started
Getting started Introduction Your SmartWatch 3 accessory is powered by Android Wear and supports voice commands. You can ask questions like “When is my next meeting?” or “How do I get to the train station?” and get answers immediately. You can also use your SmartWatch 3 to receive and reply to messages, view appointment notifications, and glance at weather updates –... -
Page 5: Charging
Charging Before using your SmartWatch 3 for the first time, you need to charge it for approximately 30 minutes. Sony chargers and USB cables are recommended. To charge your SmartWatch 3 Plug one end of the USB cable into the Micro USB port of your SmartWatch 3. -
Page 6: Turning On And Off
To detach the SmartWatch 3 from the wrist band Gently push the bottom of the SmartWatch 3 downwards while holding the frame firmly. The SmartWatch 3 pops out of the frame. Turning on and off To turn on your SmartWatch 3 •... -
Page 7: Set Up Using Nfc/Manually
To set up your SmartWatch 3 using NFC ® Make sure that your Android™ phone or tablet is connected to a Wi-Fi ® network and that it maintains a Wi-Fi connection throughout the setup procedure. Phone or tablet: Make sure that the NFC function is turned on and that the screen is active and unlocked. -
Page 8: Connecting To Wi-Fi
Connecting to Wi-Fi® Your SmartWatch 3 supports Wi-Fi® and can automatically connect to saved Wi-Fi® networks when it loses a Bluetooth® connection with your Android™ phone or tablet. When your SmartWatch 3 is connected to a Wi-Fi® network, it can automatically stay synced with your phone or tablet as long as the phone or tablet is also connected to a Wi-Fi®... -
Page 9: Cloud Sync
To turn off notifications Open the Android Wear application on your Android™ phone or tablet, then Find and tap Block app notification. Scroll down to find the app that you want to block, then tap it. You can also block notifications directly on your SmartWatch 3. By turning off unnecessary notifications, you save battery power when using Wi-Fi®. -
Page 10: Learning The Basics
Learning the basics Using the touchscreen Swiping • Swipe up View more cards, if available. • Browse down through options in a list. • Swipe down View previous cards, if not dismissed. • Browse up through options in a list. •... -
Page 11: Home Screen
• Drop the wrist on which you are wearing the SmartWatch 3 to your side. To dim the screen by dropping your wrist, you must first activate the wrist gesture function. To activate the wrist gesture function . Home screen The home screen can show the time and date and the status of your SmartWatch 3. -
Page 12: Cards
To scroll up using wrist gestures Make sure that the Wrist gestures function is activated. Activate the home screen on your SmartWatch 3. Flick your wrist away from you in the upwards direction, then turn it slowly back towards you. To scroll down using wrist gestures Make sure that the Wrist gestures function is activated. - Page 13 To view cards Swipe upwards on the screen or turn your wrist away from you. To see all the text on a card, tap the card. To view a tutorial about how to handle cards, go to the main application screen on your phone or tablet, then find and tap Android Wear >...
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Page 14: Viewing Status Icons
• Traffic • Flights and reservations • Boarding passes • Shipping confirmation for packages • Public transit info on nearby trains and buses • Friends’ birthdays • Public alerts • Reminders to leave on time for upcoming appointments • Hotel and restaurant reservations To customise Google Now on your phone or tablet From the application screen on your phone or tablet, find and tap Google. -
Page 15: Basic Settings
Basic settings Accessing settings You can view and change settings directly on your SmartWatch 3 via the Settings menu. You can access the Settings menu using the power key, voice commands or the home screen. To open the Settings menu using the power key Make sure that the screen is active on your SmartWatch 3. -
Page 16: Airplane Mode
To activate the automatic screen lock Make sure that the home screen is active on your SmartWatch 3. Swipe once from right to left. Tap Settings. Find and tap Screen lock. to confirm. To set your unlock pattern, draw a pattern. Redraw the pattern to confirm it. -
Page 17: Restarting And Resetting
Restarting and resetting If your SmartWatch 3 stops responding, it is recommended to restart the device using the power key. When this restart method does not work, you can force the SmartWatch 3 to shut down. No settings or personal data get deleted during a restart or shutdown procedure, whether it's forced or not. -
Page 18: Using Your Smartwatch 3
• Email • Calendar • The Music application from Sony and other standard Android™ music players • Lifelog • Google applications such as Google Keep, Google Maps and Gmail You might need to update these applications to the latest version in order to achieve optimal compatibility with Android Wear. -
Page 19: Handling Emails
SmartWatch 3 to send text messages to contacts that are saved on your phone or tablet. To send a text message Make sure that the home screen is active on your SmartWatch 3. Say "OK Google". If the command is recognised, the "Speak now" screen opens. -
Page 20: Handling Incoming Calls
Handling incoming calls When a call comes in on your Android™ phone or tablet, you can see who is calling on the screen of your SmartWatch 3. You can then use your SmartWatch 3 to accept ® the call and speak, for example, into a Bluetooth headset to communicate with the caller. -
Page 21: Music
When you are listening to music on your Android™ phone or tablet (using a music player application such as the Music application from Sony, for example), a card representing the song appears on your SmartWatch 3. This music card gives basic details about the song and allows you to control the playback. -
Page 22: Finding Your Phone Or Tablet
Listening to music saved on your SmartWatch 3 Before you can listen to music saved on your SmartWatch 3, you must first pair the ® SmartWatch 3 with a Bluetooth headset. Once this pairing is established, you can then use either the Music application or the Google Play Music application to listen to your music. -
Page 23: Notes
To set a reminder Make sure that the home screen is active on your SmartWatch 3. Say "OK Google". If the command is recognised, the "Speak now" screen opens. Say "Remind me" and then say what you want to be reminded about. For example, you could say "Remind me to run at 7pm"... -
Page 24: Counting Steps
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Page 25: Setting A Timer
To snooze an alarm when it sounds • Drag to the left. To show all alarms Make sure that the home screen is active on your SmartWatch 3. Say "OK Google". If the command is recognised, the "Speak now" screen opens. - Page 26 • Use the stopwatch. • Use the timer. • View your agenda for the current day. • ® Listen to music saved on your SmartWatch 3 with a connected Bluetooth headset. • Keep a record of your outdoor activities. • View your step count.
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Page 27: Android Wear Application
Android Wear application Android Wear on your phone or tablet When the Android Wear application is installed on your phone or tablet, you can customise the settings for your SmartWatch 3. To open the Android Wear application • From the main application screen on your Android™ phone or tablet, find and tap Android Wear. -
Page 28: Pairing With Another Wearable Device
To reconnect your SmartWatch 3 • Open the Android Wear application on your Android™ phone or tablet, then tap > Connect SmartWatch 3. Pairing with another wearable device If you have paired your phone or tablet with the SmartWatch 3 using the Android Wear application, you can use the Android Wear application to pair your phone or tablet with another watch or accessory that is powered by Android Wear. -
Page 29: Android Wear Help
FORGET WATCH Tap to unpair your SmartWatch 3 from your phone or tablet Android Wear help You can get online help about Android Wear on your Android™ phone or tablet. To get help about Android Wear Open the Android Wear application on your Android™ phone or tablet, tap > Help &... -
Page 30: Important Information
Important information Using your accessory in wet and dusty conditions To ensure the water and dust resistance of your accessory, the cover for the Micro USB port must be firmly closed. Your accessory is water and dust resistant in compliance with the Ingress Protection (IP) ratings IP68, as explained in the table below. -
Page 31: Legal Information
Prior to use, please read the Important information leaflet separately provided. This User guide is published by Sony Mobile Communications Inc. or its local affiliated company, without any warranty. Improvements and changes to this User guide necessitated by typographical errors, inaccuracies of current information, or improvements to programs and/or equipment, may be made by Sony Mobile Communications Inc. -
Page 32: Fcc Statement
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Any change or modification not expressly approved by Sony may void the user's authority to operate the equipment.