Sony Ericsson M600i User manual

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M600i

Quick Guide

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SIM card and battery

100%

2.5 h

1. Remove the battery cover.

2. Insert the SIM card under the SIM ejector,

with the contacts facing down.

3. Insert the battery with the label side up

and the connectors facing each other.

4. Slide the battery cover back into place.

5. Connect the charger, with the symbol on

the charger plug facing upwards.

6. During charging the infrared port indicator

is on.

7. Wait about 2.5 hours for the battery to be

fully charged.

8. Remove the charger from the phone by

tilting the plug upwards.

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Getting started

To turn on the phone

1. Press and hold the

On/Off button until

you hear the

welcome sound.

2. Select Phone on, or

Flight mode where

the use of mobile

phones is prohibited.

3. Enter the PIN code provided with the SIM

card if the Enter PIN dialog appears.

The first time you use your phone, a setup

wizard will help you to enter the basic settings.

To make a call

Using the keyboard, enter the phone number

and press OK, or select Call on the screen. You

can also make a call from Contacts .

Navigation

To navigate menus and select items, use the

Jog Dial and the Back button or tap the screen

with your fingertips or the stylus.

Jog Dial

Rotate the Jog Dial to

scroll lists up and

down, adjust sound

volume or move

through a multimedia

message. Press the

Jog Dial inwards to

select a highlighted

item.

Back button

The Back button is located on the left side

of the phone, next to the Jog Dial. You can use

this button when you, for example, want to

back from one menu to another. A long press

on the Back button locks the keyboard.

Stylus

Use the stylus to operate the touch-sensitive

screen.

Keyboard

Your phone has a full

alphanumerical

keyboard, with dual

functionality keys.

Mostofthekeyshave

two characters

Inwards

Down

Back

button

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located on the lower part of the key – press the

left or right side of the key to type these

characters. In text fields you get access to the

characters or symbols at the top of the key, for

example the numbers 1-9, by pressing the

key first.

Activity menu

The Activity menu is displayed whenever you

switch on your phone. It is the starting point

for performing a variety of tasks and for

accessing applications via the Main menu .

Activity menu overview

A. Today’s

information.

Check your

unread email,

missed calls,

tasks and

upcoming

appointments.

B. Shortcuts bar.

C. Touch options

bar, including

the More

menu and

various commands.

The Activity menu offers you an overview of

the day’s events and tasks (A). You can

personalize this overview and select, for

example, which headings to show. To explore

theoptionsavailable,selectPreferencesinthe

More menu.

The Activity menu also includes shortcuts to

common applications (B). You can change

these predefined shortcuts to quickly reach

your most frequently used applications and

links. Using the Jog Dial, navigate to the

shortcut you want to change and select

Replace in the More menu.

Multitasking

Your phone allows you to multitask. For

example, while making a phone call you can

browse the Internet for the latest financial

news. You can have several applications open

at the same time, and you can simply switch

betweenthem usingTaskmanager. Leaving an

application via Task manager, rather than

closing it, lets you return to the same view

when you later switch back to the application.

To open Task manager, tap in the upper

right-hand corner of the screen. Below the

divider, the last five used applications are

listed. If you want to start a new application

from here, select Main menu.

ALT

Today!

Email (15)

Calendar (2)

Tasks (9)

Inbox (0)

Recently missed calls

Calls Select More

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Email and push email

Your phone is designed to be a true mobile

email device. Create, send and receive email

messages and invite people to meetings in the

same convenient way as if you were using

your computer at your office or at home.

With a push email application in your phone,

email messages received in your ordinary

mailbox are automatically forwarded to your

phone. Some push email applications also

keep your Calendar fully updated, without any

need for additional synchronization. Constant

access to your company’s global address book

is another push email benefit. Please consult

your email service provider for further details.

Downloading settings

Settings for Internet/WAP browsing, email

and MMS may be downloaded from your

network operator, or from Sony Ericsson. In

the first place, contact your network operator.

To download settings from Sony Ericsson

On your computer, browse to

www.sonyericsson.com/supportandfollowthe

instructions on the screen.

Synchronizing

Using Bluetooth™ wireless technology, an

infrared connection or the supplied USB cable

you can synchronize your phone contacts,

appointments, tasks and notes with the

corresponding information in your computer.

The necessary software can be found on the

PC Suite CD delivered with your phone.

For more information on synchronization,

please see the User Guide, or the Web Guide at

www.sonyericsson.com/support.

Memory Stick Micro

A Memory Stick

Micro™ (M2™)

provides extra

storage space,

suitable for pictures,

music, applications

and documents.

Your phone comes

with a Memory Stick

in place. If you want to remove it, open the

cover and press the edge of the Memory Stick

inwards. To re-insert the Memory Stick, press

it into the slot, contacts facing down, until it

snaps into place.

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Added dimensions –

Accessories from Sony Ericsson

Desk Stand CDS-60

Advanced Car Handsfree

HCA-60

Bluetooth™Headset

HBH-GV435

Clear sound with

lasting comfort

Your phone’s best

assistant: connect

a USB cable,

charger and

portable handsfree

Excellent stereo

sound for voice

and music in the

car

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Congratulations on your purchase of the Sony

Ericsson M600. Enjoy effective email and

touchscreen high speed Internet on the go. In

additiontopre-installedmultimediacontent,youhave

more waiting for you at www.sonyericsson.com/fun.

Check also out Sony Ericsson Application shop at

www.sonyericsson.com/applicationshop to get the

maximal usage of your M600.

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Transferring contacts

from a SIM card

If you have an old SIM card with valuable

contacts information, you can easily transfer

this information to your new phone.

To copy from SIM to Contacts

1. Select Contacts.

2. In the More menu, select View folder >

SIM to open the SIM card.

3. Mark the entries that you want to copy.

4. In the More menu, select Copy to

Contacts.

Try and Buy applications

The Try and Buy applications in your phone

represent a wide variety of business and

entertainment applications. They have been

pre-stored on the supplied Memory Stick,

whereyou alsofindinformationonhowto buy

the applications.

For additional software, visit the Sony

Ericsson Application Shop at

www.sonyericsson.com/applicationshop.

EN/LZT 162 039 R1A

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