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connect to another device wirefree using infrared
You can use the infrared port of your phone to
communicate wirefree with other infrared devices.
You can browse the Internet or check your emails if you
connect to a laptop computer, or you can send contacts,
business cards, calendar entries, ringtones and game
commands from one handset to another.
To communicate via infrared you need to activate the
infrared port.
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To activate the infrared port:
1
Ensure that the infrared ports of the sending and
receiving devices are pointing at each other and are
within one metre of each other.
2
Activate the infrared port on your phone by pressing
Menu, scrolling to and selecting Phone settings, then
selecting Others. Select Infrared activation and press On
to activate. When
blinks, your phone is trying to
connect to the other device, or the infrared connection
has been lost. If data transfer is not started within one
minute of activation, the connection is cancelled and
needs to be started again.
3
When the user of another phone sends you names and
numbers via infrared, you will receive them as text messages.
Note: Do not point the infrared beam at anyone's eye or
allow it to interfere with other infrared devices. This device is
a Class 1 Laser product. Two devices linked by infrared
should not be more than 1 metre apart.
manage your photos and sounds with the
media album
Your Media album stores various media items from other
sources, such as photos, downloaded images and sounds.
1
Press Menu and scroll to Media album.The following
options are available:
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Photos
This allows you to view all the photos in My photos
Images
Choose from a range of preset images or view images
received from other sources, such as Orange World
sites. When you view an image, press View, then
Options to Send, Rename, Delete, Set as wallpaper or
access the Properties of your selected image.
Sounds
This option allows you to listen to the recorded voices
and melodies received from other sources.
Voices
Listen to the recorded voices.
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