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184 Section 2K: Using Bluetooth
Turning Bluetooth On and Off
By default, your phone’s Bluetooth feature is turned off.
Turning Bluetooth on makes your phone “available” to other
in-range Bluetooth devices. To make your phone visible to
other devices you must also set your phone’s visibility to other
than Hidden. (See page 186.)
To turn Bluetooth on:
1. Select > Settings > Bluetooth > Enable/Disable.
2. Select Enable to enable Bluetooth.
To turn Bluetooth off:
1. Select > Settings > Bluetooth >Enable/Disable.
2. Select Disable to disable Bluetooth.
Bluetooth Status Indicators
The following icons show your Bluetooth connection status at
a glance:
v
– Bluetooth feature is active. It turns to green when
connected to a Bluetooth device.
v
–Your phone is discoverable by another Bluetooth
device.
v
–Your phone is communicating with a Bluetooth
device.
Note:
Enabling the Bluetooth settings affects the battery’s talk and
standby times.
- Phone User Guide 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Welcome to Sprint 7
- Introduction 8
- Want to keep track of 9
- It’s easy to check right 9
- Your Phone’s Menu 10
- 5: MY CONTENT 11
- 6: PICTURES 11
- 8: TOOLS 12
- 9: SETTINGS 13
- 4: READY LINK 14
- 5: WIRELESS BACKUP 14
- 6: LOCATION 15
- 7: BLUETOOTH 15
- 8: MESSAGING 15
- 9: SECURITY 15
- 0: OTHERS 16
- *: PHONE INFO 16
- Getting Started 17
- Setting Up Service 18
- Unlocking Your Phone 19
- Setting Up Your Voicemail 20
- Sprint Account Passwords 21
- Getting Help 22
- Sprint 411 23
- Sprint Operator Services 24
- Using Your Phone 25
- Phone Basics 26
- Front View of Your Phone 27
- Key Functions 28
- Viewing the Display Screen 31
- Features of Your Phone 34
- Turning Your Phone On and Off 36
- Installing the Battery 38
- Removing the Battery 38
- Using the Phone Charger 40
- Displaying Your Phone Number 42
- Making and Answering Calls 43
- Dialing Options 45
- Answering Calls 46
- Using the Speakerphone 48
- Missed Call Notification 50
- Calling Emergency Numbers 50
- In-Call Options 52
- End-of-Call Options 53
- Saving a Phone Number 53
- Finding a Phone Number 54
- Plus (+) Code Dialing 55
- Using Speed Dialing 56
- Using Abbreviated Dialing 57
- 2. Press 58
- Entering Text 59
- Abc > ABC > abc 60
- Customizing the T9 Settings 62
- Section 2B 65
- Sound Settings 66
- R-Link Floor Tone 67
- Selecting a Tone Length 68
- Using Voice Prompt 69
- Setting Up Key Press Echo 69
- Alert Notification 71
- Silence All 71
- Display Settings 72
- 2. Select On or Off 74
- Standby Mode 75
- Power Save Mode 75
- Changing the Text Font Size 76
- Changing the Background 76
- Sleep Mode 77
- Location Settings 78
- Messaging Settings 79
- Managing Preset Messages 80
- Setting a Callback Number 81
- Adding a Customized Signature 82
- Airplane Mode 85
- TTY Use With Sprint Service 86
- 911 Emergency Calling 87
- Phone Setup Options 88
- Auto-Answer Mode 89
- Display Language 89
- Setting the CurrentTime 90
- Setting Any Key Answer 91
- Setting the Side Key Guard 91
- Setting Text Entry Options 92
- Setting Abbreviated Dialing 93
- Setting Headset Mode 94
- Wireless Backup 95
- Setting Your Phone’s Security 97
- Accessing the Security Menu 98
- Lock Services 99
- Changing the Lock Code 99
- Locking the Pictures Menu 99
- Restricting Calls 100
- Using Special Numbers 101
- Erasing Phone Content 102
- Resetting the Browser 103
- Resetting Favorites 103
- Resetting Default Settings 104
- Resetting Your Phone 104
- Through SMS 105
- Changing the Passcode 106
- Your Phone’s Security 107
- Controlling Your Roaming 110
- Experience 110
- Understanding Roaming 111
- Roaming on Analog Networks 112
- Set Mode 114
- Using Call Guard 115
- Using Data Guard 116
- Managing Call History 117
- Viewing History 118
- Call History Options 119
- No Caller ID 120
- No Caller ID or Private 121
- Call History 122
- Erasing Call History 122
- Using Contacts 123
- Adding a New Contacts Entry 124
- Assigning a Group Entry 125
- Finding Contacts Entries 126
- Contacts Entry Options 127
- Editing a Contacts Entry 128
- Assigning Speed Dial Numbers 129
- Secret Contacts Entries 132
- Dialing Sprint Services 133
- Section 2G 134
- Using Your Phone’s Calendar 135
- Event Alerts 136
- Event Alert Menu 136
- Going to a Given Date 137
- Viewing Events 137
- Erasing a Day’s Events 138
- Purging All Events 138
- Using the Call Alarm Feature 139
- Call Alarm Menu 140
- Adding To Do List Items 140
- Settings 142
- Using Your Phone’s Tools 143
- Using the Calculator 144
- Updating Your Phone 144
- World Clock 145
- Using the Countdown Timer 145
- Displaying Your User Address 146
- Finding Icon Definitions 146
- Section 2H 147
- Using Voice-Activated Dialing 148
- Programming Voice Dial Tags 149
- Reviewing Voice Dial Tags 149
- Managing Voice Memos 150
- Reviewing Voice Memos 151
- Voice Memo Options 152
- Erasing Voice Memos 153
- Setting Up Screen Call 154
- Announcement 155
- Reviewing an Announcement 156
- Erasing an Announcement 156
- Using Sprint Ready Link 157
- Ready Link Call Alerts 159
- Making and Receiving a Sprint 160
- Ready Link Call 160
- 1. Press 161
- Sprint ReadyLink 161
- Volume: Adjust the voice 166
- Speaker:Switch the 166
- SPEAKER 166
- Sprint Ready Link Options 167
- Group List, or Contacts List 168
- 3: @ : ; / * ) ( 170
- Save(left 171
- Next (left 172
- Group List 173
- 3. Select Ye s 174
- Restarting Ready Link Service 176
- Setting Ready Link Guard 176
- Ready Link List 178
- Using the Built-in Camera 179
- Taking Pictures 180
- Camera Mode Options 183
- Setting the Self-Timer 184
- Using the Zoom 184
- Taking Multiple Shots 185
- Selecting Camera Settings 186
- Camera Icon Indication 188
- Storing Pictures 189
- In Camera Folder Options 190
- Saved to Phone Folder 191
- Sending Sprint Picture Mail 192
- Managing Sprint Picture Mail 195
- Uploading Pictures 196
- Using Bluetooth® 199
- Turning Bluetooth On and Off 200
- Setting Auto-Accept 203
- Bluetooth Profiles 204
- Pairing Bluetooth Devices 205
- Sending Data via Bluetooth 207
- Sprint Service Features 209
- Section 3A 210
- Using Voicemail 211
- Voicemail Notification 212
- NewVoicemail Message Alerts 212
- Messages 213
- Voicemail Options 214
- Sprint Callback 216
- Clearing the Message Icon 217
- Voicemail Menu Key 218
- Using SMS Text Messaging 219
- Send Msg option 220
- Accessing SMS Text Messages 221
- Editing Preset Messages 222
- Using SMS Voice Messaging 223
- Accessing SMS Voice Messages 224
- Making a Three-Way Call 225
- Using Caller ID 226
- Responding to Call Waiting 227
- Using Call Forwarding 228
- Sprint Vision 229
- Sprint Vision Applications 230
- Your User Name 231
- Finding Your User Name 232
- The Sprint Vision Home Page 232
- Net Guard 233
- Navigating the Web 235
- Selecting 236
- Going Back 236
- Going Home 236
- Accessing Messaging 237
- Accessing Instant Messaging 239
- Accessing Wireless Chatrooms 240
- 1. Select > My Content 241
- SprintVision 241
- Selecting an Item to Download 242
- Downloading an Item 242
- Using My Content Manager 243
- Exploring the Web 245
- Opening the Browser Menu 246
- Creating a Bookmark 247
- Accessing a Bookmark 247
- Editing a Bookmark 248
- Deleting a Bookmark 248
- Going to a Specific Web site 249
- Reloading a Web Page 249
- Sending a Web Page 249
- Restarting the Web Browser 250
- Using Your Phone as a Modem 251
- Sprint Vision FAQs 253
- Sprint Voice Command 255
- Getting Started With Sprint 256
- Voice Command 256
- Making a Call With Sprint 258
- Safety and Warranty 261
- Information 261
- Important Safety Information 262
- General Precautions 263
- Your Phone 264
- Your SCP-3200 by SANYO 266
- With Your Phone 267
- Caring for the Battery 268
- Radio Frequency (RF) Energy 269
- FCC Radio Frequency Emission 270
- FCC Notice 271
- Owner’s Record 272
- Manufacturer’s Warranty 273
- Warranty 275
- 260 Section 4B: Warranty 276
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