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Summary of Contents for Ogo CT-25E
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Charging the Battery ..............10 Powering On Your Ogo ..............10 Using the Messaging Wizard............11 Using the Home Screen ...............11 Using the Application Selector .............12 Using the Ogo as a Phone ............12 Bluetooth Pairing instructions............12 Data Sheet..................13 Using the Mailbox ................15 Accessing the Mailbox..............15 Using the Compose Screen ............15... - Page 3 Ending a Phone Call ..............26 Muting a Phone Call ..............26 Dialing an Outgoing Phone Call ...........27 Using the My Status Screen ............29 Accessing the My Status Screen..........29 Logging On/Off or Signing In/Out ..........29 Changing Your IM Status .............30 Adding a New IM Account or E-mail Account.......30 Removing an E-mail Account ............31 Using the News Screen..............33 Adding News Feeds ..............33...
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Page 4: Welcome
Welcome! Thank you for joining the Ogo community! Ogo is all about connecting, creating and sharing with anyone, from anywhere, all the time. You can flirt, chat, rant or sweet-talk from the bus, the bar or a park bench. Read on to see how to get started! -
Page 5: Getting To Know Your Ogo
Earpiece and Lets you conduct a phone call when the flip Microphone cover is closed. Ogo Clip Can be replaced by any of the Ogo Clip accessories. USB Charger Socket Connects to the provided USB cable for charging the device. -
Page 6: External Keys
Vol + Use these keys to adjust the speaker or headphone volume during a call or to adjust the ringer volume when no call is Vol - active. You can silence the Ogo by pressing and holding the Vol - key... -
Page 7: Identifying The Keyboard Functions
Identifying the Keyboard Functions Mailbox Compose Back Instant Power Messaging On/Off Home Clear Options Application Selector Scroll Wheel Button Scroll ALT CAP Emoticons 8-way Enter Wheel Figure 1: Ogo Keyboard... -
Page 8: Shortcut Keys
Shortcut Keys Name Description Power On/Off Powers your Ogo on and off. Mailbox Shortcut to your Inbox, where you can see incoming email and text messages. Instant Shortcut to the Instant Messaging Messaging screen where you can chat with your contacts. -
Page 9: Text Keys
Name Description Inner Press the: • Arrows Left and right arrows to scroll left and right within a screen or a line of text. • Up and down arrows to move between lines in a screen or the lines of text in a message. Enter Press this key to activate the highlighted item on the screen. -
Page 10: Getting Started
Push the other side down to slide the battery into place. Replace the back cover. Charging the Battery Connect the charger's power plug to the charging socket on the front of your Ogo (Figure 3). Charge your Ogo for 12 hours. Figure 3: Connecting the Charger Note: Make sure that the battery has been properly installed before charging or powering on your Ogo. -
Page 11: Using The Messaging Wizard
(Figure 4) appears. This is the screen that is displayed each time you power on. Figure 4: Home Screen Each icon represents one of the Ogo's applications. Use the arrow keys or the Scroll Wheel to highlight the desired icon. The name of the application is shown at the bottom of the screen. -
Page 12: Using The Application Selector
Accept or Reject incoming calls using the external keys. • When the flip cover is open and no headset is connected, your Ogo is in speakerphone mode. Use the navigation keys to access all phone options. •... -
Page 13: Data Sheet
Bluetooth 2.0, optional WiFi(will be tested later not now) • Contact & Calendar—synchronized OTA, Bluetooth or USB • And…OgoClips, keep expanding your Ogo… IM—MSN and ICQ built–in; other communities can easily be supported • Email—push Email supporting POP3, IMAP4, SSL, MS Exchange server, and MSN Hotmail—supports multiple... - Page 14 Navigation 8–way navigation, menu selection wheel, application hard keys, talk/end & volume Display QVGA 320x240 TFT 262k colors Sub display 132x32 pixels, mono STN Memory 64MB RAM, 128MB Flash Connectivity Bluetooth 2.0, GPS, optional WiFi (802.11 B/G) on OGO2.0 Wireless CDMA2000 1xEV-DO(Rel.0) Dual band Cellular bands/PCS bands...
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Page 15: Using The Mailbox
Using the Mailbox The Mailbox screen lets you see and manage your e-mail and SMS/text messages. If you see a number displayed in the Mailbox icon (錯誤! 找不到參照來源。), you have new or unread e-mail or SMS/text messages. Before you can send an e-mail message, you must first set up an e-mail account with a portal provider. If you have not set up an e-mail account during registration, you see “SMS Only”... - Page 16 Contacts icon Figure 6: Identifying the Contacts icon Scroll to highlight the contact you wish to send an e-mail to and press the Options key; an Options pop- up window will appear (錯誤! 找不到參照來源。). Make sure that Compose is highlighted and press E N T E R ; a blank Compose screen with that contact's e-mail address already inserted into the To field will appear.
- Page 17 Optional: You can also use accented Latin characters commonly used in European languages with your 錯誤 找不到參照來源。 on page 錯誤! 尚未定 Ogo’s Extended Character palette. For more information, see 義書籤。. Scroll to select Send and press E N T E R . Note: You can also press the Options key, select Send ( ), and press E N T E R to 錯誤...
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Page 18: Saving A Draft Of A Message
If all of the recipient addresses for your message are mobile phone numbers, your message is sent as an SMS/text. The From address that the recipients see is your SMS/text (also called MSISDN) number. The From address you see when sending the message from your Ogo is your default e-mail address. Saving a Draft of a Message After composing a message, if you want to save it as a draft;... -
Page 19: Deleting The Draft Of A Message
From the Mailbox screen, select the message and press the Options key. Select Delete this Message and press E N T E R . • Press the Ogo key, select the draft message to be deleted, and press C L R . -
Page 20: Instant Messaging (Im)
Instant Messaging (IM) The IM screen allows you to chat with your IM contacts in MSN. The number displayed in the IM icon indicates the number of open chat sessions (read and unread). Accessing the IM Screen You can access the IM screen in two ways: •... -
Page 21: Identifying Im Contacts Status Icons
Accessing IM Chat Messages Using the Ogo Key An easy way to read and respond to IM chat messages is to use the Ogo key. You can press this key at any time to access a list of your current IM chats, as well as recent e-mail and SMS/text messages. For more 錯誤... - Page 22 Type your message. Select Send and press E N T E R to send your message. Note: You cannot IM chat with a contact who is offline. For MSN, a Compose message screen opens so that you can e-mail the offline contact.
- Page 23 Closing an IM Chat Session You can close an IM chat session in the following ways: • Ogo key: Press the Ogo key to display the Ogo pop-up window. Then select the IM chat session and press C L R . •...
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Page 24: Using The Phone
If you see a number displayed in the Phone icon, you have that many waiting voice messages. Note: You must have a Bluetooth headset paired with your Ogo in order to use the device as a cellular phone. For more information see on page 錯誤... -
Page 25: Receiving An Incoming Phone Call
Receiving an Incoming Phone Call When a call comes in to your Ogo, a pop-up window will appear asking if you want to Accept the call, Reject it or Silence it (錯誤! 找不到參照來源。): Press E N T E R to accept the call; the connection will be made and an Incoming Call screen will be displayed showing the caller's name or phone number, and a call-duration timer (錯誤! 找不到參照來源。):... -
Page 26: Ending A Phone Call
Muting a Phone Call To mute a phone call (disable the Ogo's microphone so the other party cannot hear you): Press E N T E R and scroll down to the Mute option in the Call options pop-up window (錯誤! 找不到參... -
Page 27: Dialing An Outgoing Phone Call
Access the Phone screen by selecting the Phone icon from the Home screen and pressing E N T E R . Type the phone number on the Ogo's keypad; the number will appear as typed in the Dial screen's Dialed number field. Type the phone number as an uninterrupted string with no spaces. The characters may be used when necessary. -
Page 29: Using The My Status Screen
Using the My Status Screen From the My Status screen you can log on/off or sign in/out and change your IM status. The My Status screen shows whether you are online and available. Use the outer ring of the 8-Way Navigation key to switch between the IM and E-mail tabs. -
Page 30: Changing Your Im Status
• Be Right Back Scroll to select the status you want and press E N T E R ; your IM status when Ogo is closed is set. Adding a New IM Account or E-mail Account From the Home screen select My Status and press E N T E R . -
Page 31: Removing An E-Mail Account
Removing an E-mail Account From the Home screen select My Status and press E N T E R . Use the outer ring of the 8-Way Navigation key to select the E-mail tab. Press the Options key, then select Remove E-mail Account and press E N T E R ; the Account Summary screen appears. -
Page 33: Using The News Screen
You can select the news bundles that interest you, and they will be automatically provided to your Ogo. To activate new news feeds, power up your Ogo and select Check for updates on the System tab of the Settings screen. Your Ogo will display a pop-up notification that news channels were successfully... -
Page 34: Accessing News Feeds
Accessing News Feeds The News Reader screen (錯誤! 找不到參照來源。) may contain several tabs, depending on the number of news feeds you have configured. Each of the other tabs displays a single category of news. Green envelope icons indicate unread items and pink envelope icons indicate items that have been read. Select a news item and press E N T E R to read it. -
Page 36: Using The Extras Screen
From the Home screen select the Extras icon (錯誤! 找不到參照來源。) and press E N T E R to display the Extras screen. From the Extras screen you can access technical support information and play games on your Ogo. Use the outer ring of the 8-Way Navigation key to switch between the Games and Tech Support Info tabs. -
Page 37: Viewing Technical Support Information
The Blocks Game The Blocks game comes pre-installed on your Ogo. In this game, you rotate shapes as they fall so that they fit together with as few spaces between them as possible. Table 2 shows the keys that can be used to play the Blocks game. -
Page 39: Setting Your Preferences
Setting Your Preferences You can control many aspects of how your Ogo looks, sounds and behaves by customizing the settings. Accessing the Settings Screen From the Home screen select the Settings icon (錯誤! 找不到參照來源。) and press E N T E R to display the Settings screen. -
Page 40: Setting Phone Preferences
Setting Phone Preferences Use the settings on the Phone tab to configure how your Ogo will respond to various calling conditions. Table 3: Phone Settings Option Description The following Call forwarding options may be configured to Enable or Disable: •... -
Page 41: Setting Im Preferences
Brand autosignature e-mail messages: These words brought to you by Ogo. Find out more at www.ogo.com. To set the number of sent items you want to keep in the Outbox tab, select Sent items to keep, and press E N T E R ; a pop-up window appears on screen. -
Page 42: Setting Device Preferences
10m, 30m, 1h, 2h, 4h, 12h. Setting Device Preferences Use the settings on the Device tab to control the look of your Ogo screen and how it displays alerts when messages are received, sent, or deleted. Table 7: Device Settings... - Page 43 Confirm msg. delete, then press E N T E R to select or clear the checkbox. When you send an e-mail or SMS/text message to an address that is not already in your contacts list, you can have Ogo ask whether you want to add that address to your contacts list after sending the message.
- Page 44 Select Open and press E N T E R ; a pop-up window appears exhibiting the names of all of the Bluetooth devices My devices that are paired with the Ogo device, and offers the option of un-pairing them. This option scans the airwaves for available Bluetooth devices to connect to.
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Page 45: Setting Sounds
Setting Sounds Use the settings on the Sounds tab to control the different kinds of sounds your Ogo makes. Table 8: Sound Settings Option Description To set the volume level for all of Ogo’s sounds, select Volume, then use the... -
Page 46: Setting The Time And Date
(with audio tone). • To mute your Ogo, press down on the outer ring of the 8-Way Navigation key. To un-mute, press • To turn vibration on or off, press left or right on the inner or outer ring of the 8-Way Navigation key. -
Page 47: Setting Network Preferences
Select the format you want to use for displaying the date. Network time Shows the current time and date on the network. Setting Network Preferences Network settings are primarily used by your carrier to help troubleshoot issues with your Ogo. Table 10: Network Settings Option Description Active network Shows the name of the active network. -
Page 48: Setting System Preferences
Check for updates • Downloading upgrade is displayed while software upgrades are being downloaded to your Ogo. • Software update is ready indicates that software download has been completed. The upgrade takes effect the next time you power on your Ogo. www.ogo.com... - Page 49 Part # IXP00228 REV1 © 2007 IXI Mobile, Inc. All rights reserved.
- Page 50 FCC Regulations: This mobile phone complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This mobile phone has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
- Page 51 4RF Exposure Information (SAR) This model phone meets the government’s requirements for exposure to radio waves. This phone is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR.