LG GD910 User manual

User Guide
Table of Contents
GD910

1
Content
1. User Safety nformation ............................................................1
2.Getting Started........................................................................3
2.1 Inserting SIM card...............................................................3
2.2 Charging the battery............................................................3
2.3 Switching the phone on or off.............................................3
2.4 Setting up voice mail...........................................................3
2.5 Setting up WAP and Data Account......................................3
3. Phone Layout.............................................................................3
3.1 Icons overview ....................................................................3
3.2 Keypad overview.................................................................3
4. Tools box ...................................................................................3
4.1 Calendar...............................................................................3
4.2 To do list..............................................................................3
4.3 Alarm...................................................................................3
4.4 World clock..........................................................................3
4.5 Stopwatch ............................................................................3
4.6 Health ..................................................................................3
5. Settings ......................................................................................3
5.1 Phone setup..........................................................................3
5.2 Call Setup ............................................................................3
5.3 Network setup......................................................................3
5.4 Security setup......................................................................3
5.5 Restore factory settings.......................................................3
5.6 User profiles setting.............................................................3
6. Bluetooth ...................................................................................3
7. Phone Book ...............................................................................3
8.Messages..................................................................................3
8.1 Text messages (SMS)..........................................................3
8.2 Multimedia message (MMS)...............................................3
8.3 Chat......................................................................................3
8.4 Broadcast message ..............................................................3
9. Calls...........................................................................................3

2
9.1 Making a call.......................................................................3
9.2 Answering a call..................................................................3
9.3 Call history ..........................................................................3
10. File Manager............................................................................3
11. Audio player ............................................................................3
12. Video player.............................................................................3
13. Video recorder .........................................................................3
14. Camera.....................................................................................3
15. Games......................................................................................3
16. Connectivity ............................................................................3
16.1 Connecting to the Internet.................................................3
16.2 Transferring files ...............................................................3
17. Multimedia ..............................................................................3
17.1 Image viewer .....................................................................3
17.2 Sound recorder ..................................................................3
17.3 Distinguishable sound .......................................................3
18. Additional functions ................................................................3
18.1 Calculator ..........................................................................3
18.2 Units converter..................................................................3
18.3 Currency converter............................................................3
19. Troubleshooting.......................................................................3

3
1. User Safety nformation
Please read the following guidelines to ensure safe usage of the device
and its accessories.
Do not switch the device on where the use of mobile phones is prohibited
or when it may cause interference or danger.
Keep the device away from dust, excessive moisture and humidity,
extreme high or low temperatures, open flames or lit tobacco products.
Keep the device out of reach of small children.
Do not use the device near fuel, chemicals or any potential explosives.
Switch the device off in hospitals or near medical equipment.
Switch the device off in aircraft, as wireless devices can cause
interference with the aircraft system.
For road safety, use the device with its hands-free while driving to keep
your hands free to operate the vehicle.
Keep the device away from the car airbag.
Only qualified personnel may install, repair or disassemble the device.
Follow any local regulations for disposal of the device, its battery and
accessories.
Use only original batteries and chargers approved for this device. Do not
connect the device with incompatible products.
Note: Failure to comply with these safety instructions may be dangerous, and
will invalidate the product warranty.
2.Getting Started
To begin using the phone, a SIM card must be inserted into the phone and
the battery has to be fully charged. The following section provides instructions
on how to insert SIM card and charge the battery.
2.1 Inserting SIM

4
card
Warning: must be turned off in order to exchange for the SIM card.
Note: Before removing the back cover and battery from the phone, always
switch off the power and disconnect the phone from the charger or any other
connecting device. Always store and use the phone with the back cover attached.
To insert the SIM card into the phone:
1. Remove the back cover by pushing it upwards to detach it from the
phone.
2. Remove the battery from the phone.

5
3. Insert the SIM card:
Carefully slide the SIM card into the SIM card slot until the base
of the card fits in the base of the slot.
Check to ensure that the bevelled corner of the SIM card is on top
of the slot and that the gold-coloured area of the card is facing the
inside of the phone.
4. Insert the battery:
Align the gold-coloured contacts of the battery with the
corresponding connectors in the battery slot.
Push the opposite end of the battery until it fits into the battery
slot.
5. Place the back cover onto the phone:
With the extruding piece of the cover facing down, slide the cover
until you hear it click into place.
2.2 Charging the
battery

6
Note: Use only original chargers approved for use with this particular
model. The use of any other types may be dangerous, and will invalidate the
product warranty.
To charge the phone battery:
1. Connect the charger to an AC wall outlet.
2. Open the I/O slot cover of the phone.
3. With the triangle symbol on the charger plug facing upwards, connect the
power cord from the charger to the I/O slot.
4. The battery indicator bar on the phone starts scrolling and the red light on
the charger is lit. It may take several minutes before the battery indicator
bar appears on the screen. Note that you can use the phone while it is
charging.
5. When the battery is fully charged, the bar stops scrolling. To stop
charging the phone, disconnect the charger from the phone, and then
from the AC outlet.
Note: Charge the battery for at least 12 hours before using the phone for the first
time.
2.3 Switching the phone on or off
To switch the phone on or off, press and hold the Power key.
After it is switched on, the phone goes through various start-up stages while
it is loading software.
During the start-up, you may need to enter a PIN (Personal Identity
Number) to activate the services in your phone:

7
Your PIN is usually provided by your network provider.
If you make a mistake while entering you PIN, press Clear to delete the
number.
Press OK to confirm PIN.
2.4 Setting up voice mail
To set up voice mail on your phone:
1. Select Menu > Messages.
2. Scroll down to select Voice Mail Server.
3. Select Option > Edit.
4. Press Edit to enter a name for the voice mail server.
5. Select Option > Done.
6. Scroll down to Number. Enter the voice mail server number provided by
your network provider and press OK to confirm.
2.5 Setting up WAP and Data Account
If WAP and Data Account are not already set up in your phone, contact
your network provider to obtain setting information. Then:
1. Select Menu > NETWORK Services > Browser to enter or edit the
WAP setting manually.
2. Select Menu > NETWORK Services > Browser >Input network
address to enter or edit the Data Account setting manually.
3. Phone Layout

8
3.1 Icons overview
The table below describes the icons which appear on your phone.
Network signal strength indicator
Battery level indicator
Roam indicator
Bluetooth connection indicator
GPRS session indicator
Alarm clock indicator
Chat indicator
Call forward indicator
Stopwatch indicator
Missed calls
Messages
Service mail
Voice mail
MMS status indicator
3.2 Keypad overview

9
1. The left up key
Press the send key to make or answer a call.
In idle mode, use this key to retrieve Call Logs.
2. The left middle key (OK key)
The OK key operates the function as indicated on the lower left corner of
the screen, and to confirm selection of highlighted items or entered text
and numbers.
In idle mode, use this key to retrieve Main menu.
3. The left down key(Power key)
Press the power key to end or reject a call.
Press and hold the key to switch the phone on or off.
When in other modes, press this key to go back to idle mode.
4. The right up and down keys (+ and - navigation keys)
In editing mode, use the + and - keys to scroll highlight to up and down
respectively.
In menu mode, use these keys to move between menu options.
In camera mode, press the + and - keys to adjust camera focus.
In calling mode, use the keys to adjust sound volume.
In idle mode, press the + key to go to Distinguishable sound and the -
key to go to Photography.
You may also set the shortcuts options for these keys in idle mode
according to your preference.
5. The right middle key
The right middle key operates the function as indicated on the lower right
corner of the screen,
Or exit the menu.
In idle mode, use this key to retrieve phone book.
4. Tools box
4.1 Calendar
Select Calendar to view the calendar and one of these options:
View Tasks to view task notes on a particular date. To add task notes to a
date:
1. Select Add, and then enter the date to add task notes.
Other manuals for GD910
8
Table of contents
Other LG Watch manuals









































