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Page 2 Psst... This guide isn't all there is... For the online user guide, even more info, and troubleshooting help, go to www.nokia.com/ support. For info on Nokia Service terms and Privacy policy, go to www.nokia.com/privacy.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Safety Get started Basics People & messaging Camera Internet Phone management & connectivity Product and safety information...
Page 4: Safety
All wireless devices may and other accessories example, in aircraft, in be susceptible to interference, approved by Nokia for use with hospitals or near medical which could affect this device. Third-party equipment, fuel, chemicals, or performance.
Page 5 device micro USB connector, breaks, do not touch the glass may be compatible. Do not parts of the device or attempt connect incompatible to remove the broken glass products. from the device. Stop using the device until the glass is KEEP YOUR DEVICE replaced by qualified service personnel.
Page 6: Get Started
Get started Keys and parts...
Page 7 Micro-USB Loudspeaker Your phone uses S40 connector Antenna area software. Headset connector The antenna area is Some of the accessories (3.5 mm) highlighted. mentioned in this user Scroll key guide may be sold End/Power key Tip: Lock the keys when separately.
Page 8 Insert a SIM card and battery The SIM1 holder under the battery can be used for both 3G and 2G SIMs. 1. Switch the phone off, 2. If the battery is in the and remove the back phone, lift it out. cover.
Page 9 3. Lift the cover of the 4. Line up the battery 5. Press the back cover SIM1 holder, and put the contacts, and push the down until it locks into SIM in, contact area face battery in. place. To switch the phone down.
Page 10 Insert a memory card 1. Open the memory card 2. Push the card in, 3. Push the card in until it cover. contact area face down. locks into place. Close the cover.
Page 11 Charge the battery Tip: You can use USB charging when a wall outlet is not available. Data can be transferred while charging the device. The efficiency of USB charging power varies significantly, and it may 1. Plug the charger into a 2.
Page 12 Copy content from your old phone Bluetooth on on your new 5. If asked, create a one- phone, select Menu > time passcode (such as Settings > Connectivity > 123), and select OK. Bluetooth. 6. Check that the codes 2. On your new phone, match on both phones.
Page 13: Basics
Basics Explore your phone Menu Select 1. To see the apps and 2. To go to an app or 3. To open the app or features of your phone, feature, press the scroll select the feature, press press Menu. key up, down, left, or right. Select.
Page 14 Back 4. To go back to the 5. To go back to the home previous view, press Back. screen, press...
Page 15 Write text Press a key repeatedly go back to letter mode, until the letter is shown. press and hold #. Type in a special Switch predictive text on character or punctuation or off mark Select Options > Press and hold *, and Prediction, and select On select the character.
Page 16: People & Messaging
People & messaging Make or answer a call 1. On the home screen, 3. To end the call, press type in the phone number. 4. When someone calls To type in the + character, you, press to answer. used for international calls, press * twice.
Page 17 Save a name and phone number 3. Type in the phone number, and select OK. 4. Write the name, and select Save. Add new contacts to your phone. 1. Select Menu > Contacts. 2. Select Add new.
Page 18 Send a message 2. Select Create message. See 5 on page 25, 6 on 3. Write your message. page 25, and 7 on page 4. To add an attachment, such as a photo or video, select Options > Insert object. 5.
Page 19 Get social 2. Select My apps > Notifications. Tip: Add Notifications to your home screen to see the latest updates. Switch notifications off In the Notifications app, Use the Notifications app select Options > Settings, to see what's happening clear the check box, and with your friends.
Page 20: Camera
Camera Take a photo 2. To zoom in or out, scroll up or down. 3. To take the photo, select Tip: To record a video, press the scroll key to the right, and select Capture the best The photos are saved in moments with your phone Menu >...
Page 21 Take a panorama photo 1. To switch the camera the panorama photo on, select Menu > automatically. Photos > Camera. Tip: You can take a 2. Select > panorama photo with the 3. To take the first photo, phone in landscape or select portrait position.
Page 22: Internet
Internet Browse the web Tip: To search the and switch Column view to internet, write a search word in the address bar. If asked, select your default search engine. Zoom in Select a section of the Catch up on the news, and page.
Page 23: Phone Management & Connectivity
Phone management & connectivity Share your content using Slam 2. Select Phone visibility > Always visible to make your phone visible to others. 3. Select, for example, a photo to share and Options > Share > Via Slam. With Slam, sharing your 4.
Page 24 See 8 on page 25, 12 on your network service After the update, go to page 26, 13 on page provider. www.nokia.com/support 1. Select Menu > to get your new user Settings > Phone > Device guide. updates.
Page 25 7 You can send text messages services are third-party any calls can be made. that are longer than the services and not provided by 4 Operating the device in character limit for a single Nokia. Check the privacy hidden mode is a safer way to...
Page 26 If you have, or the Nokia privacy policy or 10 Nokia does not provide a have tried to, access other applicable terms. warranty for or take any confidential info or a secure...
Page 27 21 Some content is generated this may damage the device. by third parties and not Nokia. Do not connect any voltage The content may be inaccurate source to the audio connector. and is subject to availability.
Page 28 23 If the product contains support info, see the warranty maps of either of the below and reference leaflet included countries, the info with your Nokia device. corresponding to the country in question applies: Ecuador: INSTITUTO GEOGRÁFICO MILITAR DEL ECUADOR;...
Page 29: Product And Safety Information
• Make sure the flight profile is on for the first time, you are result in data costs. You may not activated. asked to create your Nokia also need to subscribe to some • If the device keys are locked, account. To make an features.
Page 30 Important: Activate both • Keep the device dry. normal temperature, cellular and internet calls, if Precipitation, humidity, and moisture can form inside the your phone supports internet all types of liquids or device and damage it. calls. The phone may attempt moisture can contain •...
Page 31 Nokia products and where to your device, memory card, substances and must be taken find collection sites, go to or computer, or write down to their respective collection www.nokia-...
Page 32 Nokia may make human health. All Nokia Copyright protection may additional battery models products are in compliance to prevent you from copying, available for this device. the applicable industry modifying, or transferring...
Page 33 Battery safety Accidental short-circuiting can foreign objects into the Always switch the device off happen when a metallic object battery, or immerse or expose and unplug the charger before touches the metal strips on the it to water or other liquids. removing the battery.
Page 34 (6 inches) from Accessibility solutions shielded medical devices' the medical device. Nokia is committed to making function. Consult a physician • Not carry the wireless device mobile phones easy to use for or the medical device's in a breast pocket.
Page 35 For more in the platings. The surface of connections from sources information, visit the Nokia this device contains stainless you do not trust. website at steel. • Only install and use services www.nokiaaccessibility.com and software from sources Protect your device from (in English).
Page 36 Nokia does not endorse or be delayed until such a equipment in your vehicle is assume liability for such connection is available. Follow mounted and operating sites. the separation distance properly.
Page 37 Note restrictions in areas with Certification information The exposure guidelines for fuel; chemical plants; or where (SAR) mobile devices employ a unit blasting operations are in This mobile device meets of measurement known as the progress. Areas with a guidelines for exposure to Specific Absorption Rate or potentially explosive radio waves.
Page 38 Industry Canada. These messages, select Menu > the ICNIRP guidelines for use requirements set a SAR limit of Settings > Nokia account > of the device at the ear is 0.85 1.6 W/kg averaged over one News and Offers. W/kg. Use of device gram of tissue.
Page 39 Electrical information of the device This information applies only in Mexico.
Page 40 Mobile phone Supplier Nokia Model 301.2 Charger AC-20 The following electrical characteristics apply for NOKIA U chargers only. Input 100-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz, 120 mA Output 5 V, 750 mA Rechargeable battery supplier Nokia SIM card model 3,7 Vcc...
Page 41 Diversion contrary to law is under no circumstances shall the essential requirements prohibited. Nokia or any of its licensors be and other relevant provisions The contents of this document responsible for any loss of of Directive 1999/5/EC. A copy are provided "as is".
Page 42 Please check with prohibited to the extent provided as is. Nokia does not your local Nokia dealer for permitted by applicable law. make any representations, further details and availability...
Page 44 Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use the MPEG-4 Visual Standard by of such marks by Nokia is a consumer engaged in a under license. personal and noncommercial activity and (ii) for use in...

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