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  • Page 2 08/02/04 Added Welcome information with short versions of Wizards, Adding Contacts, etc. 08/04/04 Development stopped in this document. A clone was made entitled Ogo Quick Reference Guide (14338)—See below*. Ogo Quick Reference Guide 08/24/04 This version is a clone of the 0.11 version of (14338).

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    1.3. Device and Keyboard.............................. 8 1.3.1. The Ogo Device ............................8 1.3.2. The Ogo Keyboard............................. 9 1.3.3. The Ogo Shortcut Key ..........................11 1.3.4. 8-Way Navigation Key ..........................12 1.3.5. ALT Key 12 2. Home Screen.................................. 13 2.1. Taskbar ................................. 14 3.
  • Page 4 Ogo Manual 5.3. Closing Chat Sessions............................38 5.4. Banners................................. 39 6. Mailbox ................................... 40 6.1. Mailbox Options Menu ............................41 6.2. Mail and SMS Icons .............................. 41 6.3. Reading an E-mail or SMS Message........................42 7. E-mail and SMS................................43 7.1.
  • Page 5 Ogo Manual 10.8. System Settings ..............................60 10.9. Setting Ogo Volume/Vibration ..........................60 10.10. Verifying Your SMS Number........................61 11. Battery Charging and Low Battery Warning ........................62 11.1. Battery Charging Level ............................62 11.2. Low Battery Warning............................. 62 12. Ogo Help..................................64 12.1.

  • Page 6: Welcome

    Ogo Manual 1. Welcome! Welcome! Thank you for purchasing Ogo. Ogo gives you the opportunity to stay in touch with family, friends, business contacts, and others while on the go. Ogo consolidates a wide array of electronic messaging features into one cool mobile device. Ogo’s features include: Instant Messaging (IM): Chat with your AOL, MSN, and Yahoo! contacts using Ogo.

  • Page 7: Conventions Used In This Reference Guide

    Ogo Manual 1.2. Conventions Used in this Reference Guide Item Definition Navigation Press Physical key on the keyboard. The command always refers to physical keys. Button Onscreen button that performs an action when you select it and press Enter. Actions...

  • Page 8: Device And Keyboard

    Ogo Manual 1.3. Device and Keyboard 1.3.1. The Ogo Device Note: All screens shown in this Guide are for reference only, and may differ slightly from what you see on your Ogo. Figure 1: Ogo Device 14295 Rev. 0.9 9/3/04...

  • Page 9: The Ogo Keyboard

    Ogo Keys and Key Functions Name What it Does Shortcut Keys Power Powers your Ogo on and off. Mailbox Shortcut to your e-mail inbox, where you can see incoming e-mail and text messages. Instant Shortcut to the instant messaging screen, where you can chat...
  • Page 10 Ogo Manual Name What it Does Navigation Keys Enter Activates a selected item on the screen. Outer arrows The outer ring of arrows of the 8-Way Navigation key. Left and right arrows move between tabs. Up and down arrows scroll one page at a time (page up/down).

  • Page 11: The Ogo Shortcut Key

    1.3.3. The Ogo Shortcut Key You can press the Ogo shortcut key at any time to display a list of all your new e-mail and SMS messages, open IM chat sessions, and drafts of messages you have not yet sent.

  • Page 12: 8-Way Navigation Key

    Ogo Manual 1.3.4. 8-Way Navigation Key Figure 4: 8-Way Navigation Key Outer Ring Inner Ring Outer Ring: Left and right arrows move between tabs. Up and down arrows scroll one page at a time (page up/down). Inner Ring: Left and right arrows scroll left and right within a screen. Up and down arrows move between lines in a screen.

  • Page 13: Home Screen

    Ogo Manual 2. Home Screen Figure 6: Home Screen Home Screen Item For more information… Taskbar: See current message and status information in the Taskbar that is Section 2.1 displayed at the top of each screen. Mailbox: View and respond to e-mail and SMS messages, and manage Section 6 received messages.

  • Page 14: Taskbar

    Battery status Diagonal bars show the battery charge level. (See Section 11). Signal strength Vertical bars indicate the strength of Ogo’s network connection. If a G appears in the status, GPRS service is on. CAP/ALT icon status The CAP and ALT icons share the same space in the Taskbar.
  • Page 15 Ogo Manual Table 3: IM Community Status Icons Icon Name Description Online During sign-in, this icon will alternate with the signed off icon in a half second intervals. Away Busy, be right back or new away message Offline Online Be right back...

  • Page 16: Getting Started

    3. Push the other side down to slide the battery into place. 4. Replace the back cover. 5. Make sure that the battery has been properly installed before powering on your Ogo. To remove the battery: 1. Power off your Ogo.

  • Page 17: Connect Charger

    Now that your Ogo is charging (or is fully charged), press the Power On/Off key: When your device is powered on, you will see the screen shown in Figure 10. When your Ogo connection is established, the Activation Wizard Welcome screen appears.

  • Page 18: Activation And Messaging Wizards

    This section summarizes the steps that take you through the Activation Wizard. Once you have powered on your Ogo, follow the steps in the Activation Wizard to confirm your rate plan and activation fee, and to select a payment method.
  • Page 19 Ogo Manual 3. The next screen to appear is the Activation Wizard welcome screen. Select Next and press Enter to continue. 4. The next screen explains payment options. Select Next and press Enter to continue. 5. The available rate plan screen appears.
  • Page 20 Ogo Manual 6. With the 17.99 rate plan selected, press Enter. A message box appears, listing details about the plan. 7. After scrolling to read all the information, select OK and press Enter to continue. This returns you to the available rate plan screen: Scroll to read the rest of the service plan information, then with Next selected, press Enter.
  • Page 21 Ogo Manual 10. Select one of the two payment methods. When you have chosen the method you want, Select Next and press Enter to continue. 11. If you selected Set up recurring credit card payment, you will see the following introduction screen.
  • Page 22 Ogo Manual 13. The recurring payment agreement screen appears. Review the Recurring Payment Agreement, select I Agree, then select Next, and press Enter to continue. This completes the sequence of screens that apply specifically to credit card billing. The next screens you see will ask you to provide information about your usage address (see Step 18).
  • Page 23 Ogo Manual 16. The next screen asks you if your usage address is the same as your billing address. The usage address is the location from which you will be using your Ogo. • If this address is the same as your billing address, select Same and press Enter.
  • Page 24 21. When your account has been successfully created, the following activation success screen appears, providing you with the SMS number of your Ogo. Write down this number and give it to your friends so they can send SMS messages to your Ogo! 14295 Rev. 0.9 9/3/04...

  • Page 25: Messaging Wizard

    All screens shown in this manual are for reference only, and may differ slightly from what you see on your Ogo. 3.4.2.1. Preparation for Messaging Setup To use Ogo for instant messaging, you must have an existing IM account. You can sign up for an account by going to one of the following sites: AOL: www.aol.com...
  • Page 26 Yahoo!), the Sign In Option screen appears. From this screen you can choose to automatically sign in to your IM account when you start up your Ogo. Press Enter to select or clear the check box, then select Next and press Enter.
  • Page 27 11. The next screen is the Account Summary screen. Here you can review all of the premium portals and other e-mail accounts you have set up on your Ogo. You can choose to remove IM or e-mail services by selecting the service and pressing Enter to clear the check box for that service.

  • Page 28: My Status

    Ogo Manual 4. My Status From the My Status screen you can log on/off or sign in/out, change your IM presence, add a new community. You can also globally set your status for all communities when your device is closed.
  • Page 29 Ogo Manual Figure 11: My Status Screen Yahoo! 14295 Rev. 0.9 9/3/04...

  • Page 30: Instant Messaging (Im)

    IM contact. If you are trying to start a chat with a contact using MSN, Ogo will open a new compose message screen so that you can send the selected IM contact an e-mail.

  • Page 31: Adding An Emoticon To Your Chat

    Ogo Manual 5.1.2. Adding an Emoticon to Your Chat With Ogo, you can use the standard sets of emoticons supported by your selected community (see Figure 13). Emoticons can only be used in chat sessions. Note: Emoticons can only be viewed in the view message section of your chat screen.
  • Page 32 Ogo Manual Icon Name Shortcut Frowning :-( or :( Foot-in-mouth Cool Money-mouth Surprised Kissing Laughing Lips-are-sealed Happy :-) or :) Sticking-out-tongue Undecided :-/ or :-\ Wink ;-) or ;) Yelling >:O Note: Keys with ALT in front of them mean that you must first press Emoticon, ALT and then the corresponding letter or symbol.
  • Page 33 Ogo Manual Icon Name Shortcut I don't know Nerd N (nerd) Eye-rolling Thinking P (ponder) Disappointed :-| or :| Don't tell Smile :-) or :) S (smile) Tongue out :-P or :P or :-p or :p T (tongue) Confused :-S or :S or :-s or :s...
  • Page 34 Ogo Manual Icon Name Shortcut Left hug ALT Q (ap) ALT R Airplane ALT S Sleeping half-moon Telephone receiver (T) or (t) ALT T Broken heart (U) or (u) ALT U (pi) ALT V Pizza Wilted rose (W) or (w)
  • Page 35 Ogo Manual Icon Name Shortcut Batting eyelashes Applause =D> Crying :(( or :-(( Blushing :"> :( or :-( Angry X-( or X( Cool Sick :-& shock :O or :-O kiss laughing :)) or :-)) nerd Rolling eyes Thinking Big grin...

  • Page 36: Im Options Menu

    Ogo Manual Icon Name Shortcut party <:-P ALT J cowboy <):) ALT K loser ALT L Nail biting :-SS ALT O phbbbt! >:P ALT P Smug :> or :-> ALT Q Rolling on the floor laughing ALT R shhh ALT S...

  • Page 37: Delete An Im Contact

    Add a Friend 5.2.2. Delete an IM Contact Ogo allows only a limited number of contacts, so removing a contact you no longer chat with is a good idea. To delete a contact: 1. Go to the IM community where you want to remove an IM contact (if you are not signed in to the IM community, do so).

  • Page 38: Block Or Ignore A Contact

    The maximum number of active chats is reached. (The maximum number of chats is 20, 21 if Help chat has no previous history) Manual close: From the Ogo pop-up press Clear to delete a chat session. Sign out: Signing out of any IM community closes all open chat sessions.

  • Page 39: Banners

    Ogo Manual 5.4. Banners Banners appear onscreen to notify you when one of your contacts comes online or when a new message has arrived. Banners are for information only and disappear after a few seconds. To specify events when a banner will appear: 1.

  • Page 40: Mailbox

    Ogo Manual 6. Mailbox To access the Mailbox, press home, and select Mailbox, or use the Mailbox shortcut key. Figure 18 Accessing the Mailbox Figure 19: Mailbox Folders Text View Toggle Indication Toggles between Subject/Message Active Tab and Date/Time sent...

  • Page 41: Mailbox Options Menu

    Save on AOL will appear only when you are in the AOL mailbox folder. When you mark a message to be saved on the AOL server, it will be saved on the AOL server the next time your Ogo synchronizes with the AOL server. The Saved on AOL option menu item is also provided on the view e-mail screen.

  • Page 42: Reading An E-Mail Or Sms Message

    Ogo Manual Icon Definition Saved on AOL Server (unread) Marked to save on AOL Server (read) Saved on AOL Server (read) 6.3. Reading an E-mail or SMS Message To view an e-mail or SMS message, select the message and press Enter.

  • Page 43: E-Mail And Sms

    Ogo Manual 7. E-mail and SMS Note: Before you can send an e-mail message, you must first set up at least one e-mail account with a premium portal provider. If you have not set up an e-mail account during registration, you’ll see “SMS Only”...

  • Page 44: Replying To An E-Mail Or Sms Message

    Ogo Manual Figure 21 Sending Message from Options Menu Replace Insert Template and Edit Template to Insert Quick Text and Edit Quicktext 7.2. Replying to an E-mail or SMS Message 1. Open the message and do one of the following: •...

  • Page 45: Saving A Draft Of A Message

    You will see a pop-up confirming that you want to delete the message. From the Mailbox screen, select the message, press Options, and select Delete this Message. Press the Ogo shortcut key, highlight the draft message to be deleted and press Clear. 7.6. Addressing Your Message 7.6.1.

  • Page 46: Message Sent To New Recipient (Address Clipboard)

    Ogo Manual Figure 23: Adding Additional E-mail or SMS Replace Insert Template and Edit Template to Insert Quick Text and Edit Quicktext 2. Press Enter to access your contacts. 3. Choose the e-mail address or mobile phone number of the next recipient.
  • Page 47 Ogo Manual Figure 25: Address Clipboard Select the address you want to save and press Enter. Figure 26: Address Designation (E-mail or SMS) E-mail Designation Mobile Phone Designation (SMS) From the Address Designation screen, you can add the address to an existing contact, create a new contact, or cancel.

  • Page 48: Clearing And Editing Addresses And Address Fields

    7.7. Receiving E-mail Attachments When attachments are sent in e-mails, you will receive a message from Ogo stating that the attached file cannot be delivered to your Ogo and the e-mail will show the file name in the e-mail. 14295 Rev. 0.9 9/3/04...

  • Page 49: Contacts

    Ogo Manual 8. Contacts Figure 28: Contacts Screen FIX the ICONS All Tab Group Tab Address Type Contact’s Alerticon Address of Contact Contact’s Name (E-mail or SMS) e-mail address SMS address The Contacts screen has several tabs. In the All tab, each line shows a contact and is composed of an alerticon and the contact’s name used in their contact profile.

  • Page 50: Contact Profile Fields

    Ogo Manual 5. To add additional fields, select the Add Field button and press Enter, or press the Options shortcut key and select Add Field. 6. A pop-up appears, showing a list of fields such as Mobile Phone, Main Phone, and E-mail Address.

  • Page 51: Alerticons

    Ogo Manual Field Name Number Characters Notes Allowed Allowed Main Phone The following characters can be used 0 – 9 * Company All characters can be used Home Phone The following characters can be used 0 – 9 * Work Phone The following characters can be used 0 –...

  • Page 52: Choosing Alerticons For Your E-Mail/Sms Contacts

    Ogo Manual 3. Select the Alerticon field and press Enter to access the alerticon palette. 4. Select an alerticon to play the animation associated with that alerticon. 5. When you have selected the alerticon you want to associate with a contact, press Enter.
  • Page 53 Ogo Manual Figure 31: New Group Pop-up 2. Insert a name into the New Group field in the screen, select OK and press Enter. This will create a new tab in your contacts. 3. Press the Options shortcut key, select Add Contact to Group and press Enter. This will bring up a list of all of your contacts.

  • Page 54: Quicktext

    Ogo Manual 9. QuickText 9.1. General Description There are eight predefined QuickText messages available for quick insertion into any chat or message text field (E-mail or SMS): 1. What's your number? 2. Where should we meet? 3. When should we meet? 4.
  • Page 55 Ogo Manual 4. Edit the message by typing your changes into the QuickText edit pop-up. (Use CLR to delete extra characters.) 5. Select Save and press Enter. Your new QuickText message is ready to use! 14295 Rev. 0.9 9/3/04...

  • Page 56: Settings

    Yahoo! Sign In 10.2. E-mail Settings Use settings on the E-mail tab to manage your e-mail accounts and how Ogo stores e-mail messages you have sent. Add account: To add an e-mail account, select Add E-mail account and press enter.

  • Page 57: Device Settings

    Ogo Manual Sent items to keep: To tell Ogo how many sent items you want to keep, select Sent items to keep and press Enter, then from the pop-up select the number of items (from 10 to 50) and press Enter again.

  • Page 58: Sounds Settings

    Vibration: To turn vibration on or off, select Vibration, then press Enter to select or clear the check box. Key tones: To turn on or off the sounds Ogo makes whenever you press a key, select Key tones, then press Enter to select or clear the check box.
  • Page 59 2. Select the time zone you want (such as Pacific Time or Mountain Time) and press Enter. Note: Ogo does not currently recognize time changes for daylight savings time. When daylight savings time is in effect in your area, you must manually change to the next time zone (one hour ahead) to adjust.

  • Page 60: Network

    To turn vibration on or off, use the inner ring of the 8-Way Navigation key, and press left or right. To mute your Ogo, press down on the outer ring of the 8-Way Navigation key. To un-mute, press 14295 Rev. 0.9 9/3/04...

  • Page 61: Verifying Your Sms Number

    Ogo Manual Figure 32: Volume / Vibrate Pop-up Vibrate On Indicator Figure 33: Volume / Vibrate Pop-up Mute Indicator 10.10. Verifying Your SMS Number To find out your SMS number, from the Home screen, select Settings and press Enter. Select the Network tab.

  • Page 62: Battery Charging And Low Battery Warning

    11. Battery Charging and Low Battery Warning When your Ogo is powered off and the charger is connected, the screen will indicate that the battery is charging. The charging indicator shows one of two states: Battery Charging or Battery Fully Charged.
  • Page 63 Ogo Manual Figure 36: Low Battery Warning 14295 Rev. 0.9 9/3/04...

  • Page 64: Ogo Help

    Ogo Manual 12. Ogo Help If you need help or have questions about Ogo, from the Home screen, select the Help icon. You will see two tabs—one for live support via IM, and the other for technical support resources available by phone and for FAQ information available on the Internet.

  • Page 65: Important Safety Information

    Ogo Manual 13. Important Safety Information 13.1. Radio Frequency (RF) Energy When your device is powered on, it receives and transmits RF energy. While this device complies with U.S. regulatory requirements concerning exposure of human beings to RF energy, you always want to minimize exposure.

  • Page 66: Accessories

    Ogo Manual Consider your alternatives: Let device receive your messages and then respond to them at your convenience. Ask a passenger to view your messages. Pull off road and park in a safe location before using device. 13.4. Accessories Only use AT&T Wireless-approved accessories. Using unapproved accessories may cause the device to not operate properly resulting in property damage or even injury.

  • Page 67: Radio Frequency Signals

    Ogo Manual Also, bring it in for service if any of these become very hot to the touch or do not operate normally after following the instructions. Do not disassemble the device, charger, or any accessories. Doing so could cause further damage and could void the warranty.

  • Page 68: Battery Safety Precautions

    Ogo Manual 13.10. Battery Safety Precautions For the safe use of lithium ion batteries always follow the instructions provided below. Improper handling of lithium ion batteries may result in injury or damage from electrolyte leakage, heating, ignition, or explosion. Danger: Never use the batteries with anything other than specifically designed equipment.

  • Page 69: Health And Safety Information

    Ogo Manual SAR levels of various devices and at various positions, they all meet the government requirement for safe exposure. For body worn operation, to maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines, use only accessories that contain no metallic components and provide a separation distance of 1.5cm (0.6 inches) to the body.
  • Page 70 Ogo Manual by this device should not contain any metallic components. Body-worn accessories that do not meet these requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements and should be avoided. The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this model device with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guidelines.

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