Sony Ericsson K770i User manual

Welcome to your new phone, designed for

Vodafone Mobile Internet – the internet is

now mobile!

Life is short, so we’ll assume that you’ve used

a mobile phone before. This quick guide will

just focus on the things

that might be different.

We’ll also show you some

of the other features and

services that you can use

to make the most of now.

If you need more help,

see the User Guide or

your local Vodafone

website.

Setting up your phone

What the keys do

What the keys do 2

Entering text

Other differences

Making voice and video calls

Using the camera

Sending messages

Vodafone Mobile Internet

Downloading stuff

Other features

Music player

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Setting up your phone

Before you can start exploring your new phone,

you’ll need to set it up.

Insert your Vodafone SIM card as shown.

Make sure the gold contacts and the cut-off

corner are positioned correctly.

Insert a memory card (Memory Stick™ Micro),

if one is supplied. This increases the phone’s

memory.

Replace the battery and cover as shown, and

charge it if necessary. See the User Guide for

full details on charging.

Press and hold the top power key to

turn it on (or off).

When prompted, select Normal mode

– select Flight mode only when you don’t

want the mobile signal activated.

Then you’ll be taken through a basic setup.

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What the keys do

The navigation key. Press it in [ ] to select the option

in the bottom centre of the screen. In the Home screen

this opens the main Menu.

Press it up pfor Vodafone live! (ofine), right ufor My

Files, down qfor Contacts, and left tfor Messaging.

The Call key makes and answers calls. In the Home

screen, it opens Call history.

The End key ends calls. Press it to return to the Home

screen.

The soft keys select the options on the bottom left or

right of the screen. In standby mode the left soft key

opens the main Menu, the right soft key opens the

Toolbar.

The Toolbar lets you view and open bookmarks,

shortcuts, applications, and recent calls and messages.

Press it again to return to the previous screen. Press t

uto move between the Toolbar tabs.

The Clear key. Deletes items, text and numbers.

Back key. Press to take you back to a previous menu or

screen. Press and hold to return to the standby screen.

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What the keys do 2

Camera key

Volume keys

Charger/headphones

port

Power keyCover unlock

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Entering text

Switching text entry modes

To switch between predictive text [T9] and

multitap [Abc], press and hold the *key.

Briey pressing the *key also cycles

through the different upper and lower case

options in the text entry modes.

Predictive text

If you’re happy with a word or letter

combination, press the navigation key uto

OK it.

To see the other word or letter options, press

the qkey.

Symbols and numbers

Press the 1key repeatedly for commonly-

used symbols (in predictive text mode press

the 1key then repeatedly press the qkey).

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Different phones sometimes use

different ways of entering text, but it

doesn’t take long to get used to it.

For other symbols press More > Add

symbol.

Press the #key for a space.

Press and hold a number key to enter that

number.

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Other differences

Turn silent mode on

To switch to silent (vibrate only) mode, press

and hold the #key when you’re in the Home

screen. To turn your ringtone back on, press and

hold it again.

Key lock

In standby mode, press *and then the right

hand soft key. You’ll see the ‘lock’ icon on the

screen. Press the same keys again to release the

keyboard.

3G (also known as UMTS)

The Vodafone 3G network is a more modern,

faster mobile network. As well as letting you

make video calls, you should also nd that

downloads are signicantly quicker, videos and

music can be streamed straight to your phone,

and browsing in Vodafone live! and the mobile

internet should be much snappier.

Here are some more differences you

may nd between this phone and your

last one.

So you can do a lot more in the ve minutes

before the train arrives.

To nd out if you’re in a 3G area, look for the

3G symbol in the upper menu bar of the

screen.

You’ll still be able to use the existing 2.5G

network at all other times.

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Making voice and video calls

Choose a contact or enter a number

Press qto open your contacts list, and

choose a number to call (it must be a 3G

mobile to receive a video call, and you must

be in a 3G area).

Press the key. This opens your call

history, so you can choose a recent number.

Enter a number using the keypad.

Make a voice or video call

Press the key to make a voice call.

Press More > Make video call to make a

video call. If the 3G network isn’t available,

you can choose to make a voice call instead.

Start the Video call screen

In standby mode, press Menu > Organiser

& Tools > Video call to bring up the Video

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Even though you’re miles apart, now

you can talk face to face.

call screen. The small screen shows what the

person you’re calling will see (you’ll see them

in the larger screen). Use a headset for the

best sound quality.

Adjust a video call

Press More for settings and other options, such

as swapping screens, and turning the camera

on and off.

Answer a call

Press the key.

You’ll see an on-screen alert if there’s an

incoming video call.

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Using the camera

Amazing things happen around us every day.

With your phone’s 3.2 megapixel camera, now

it’s easy to capture that moment. And it’s just as

easy to share it.

Turn the camera on

Turn the phone sideways, then press down

on the end of the lens cover where it says ‘3.2

megapixel’. Slide the lens cover open to turn

on the camera (even if you’re not in standby

mode). Close the lens cover to turn the

camera off and return to the previous screen.

To turn the ash light on, press *. For other

settings, see the next page.

Use the volume keys to zoom in or out, and

press the navigation key tor uto adjust the

brightness.

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Take a photo

Press the camera key half way to set

the focus. When the green dot stops ashing,

press the key all the way down to take the

photo.

The photo is automatically saved in Menu >

My Files > Camera album.

Press to delete it. Press to take

another photo.

Send your photo

You can send your photo in a message to

another mobile, or to an email address. See the

Messaging section for more details.

Press Send > As message.

When you’ve taken your picture, press More

> Edit in PhotoDJ™ for a range of editing

options.

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How many times have you thought

‘If only I had a camera with me’?

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You can also upload it to an online blog page

by choosing More > Blog this.

Camera and video settings

To change other settings, press Settings

when the camera is active.

Use the tukeys to choose from a range of

different options.

Many of the number keys act as shortcuts for

the most used settings. Press 0when the

camera is active to see a menu of shortcut

keys.

Take a video

To turn on the video recorder, press q[ ].

Press to start recording, and press it

again to stop.

Press More > Play to play it.

To send a video in a message, make sure that

the video length is set to For MMS.

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View your photos and videos

Press View when the camera or video is

active.

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photo or to record a new sound.

Note: press Yes if asked to resize a photo, and

make sure you’re using For MMS mode for your

videos. If you add a video clip then you may not

be able to add anything else.

To see how your message will appear, press

Send your message

Press Continue.

To send to a mobile > Enter phone no.. To

send to an email address > Enter E-mail

addr.. To use a number or email address from

your phonebook > Contacts lookup.

Then press Send.

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Sending messages

The best time to share your thoughts,

photos and videos is now.

Creating a multimedia message (MMS) is just

like writing a text message – but now you can

add photos, videos or sounds as well. So now

you can show as well as tell...

Start a new message

Press tin the Home screen, or go to Menu >

Messaging. Choose Create new > Message.

Add text

Just write your message using the keypad.

To send this as a text message, press

Continue. To add pictures, videos or sounds

(MMS messaging), press and hold qto

highlight icons in the lower menu bar.

Add more

Select the icon to add a photo, or

for videos and sounds. Select to take a new

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