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Features of Your Sprint PCS Vision
Multimedia Phone
Congratulations on the purchase of your Sprint PCS Vision Multimedia
Phone MM-5600 by Sanyo. This phone is lightweight, easy-to-use, and
reliable, and it also offers many significant features and service options.
The following list previews some of those features and options and
provides page numbers where you can find out more:
Dual-band/tri-mode capability allows you to make and receive
calls while on the Sprint Nationwide PCS Network and to roam
on other analog and 800 and 1900 MHz digital networks where
Sprint has implemented roaming agreements (page 71).
Sprint PCS Vision provides access to the wireless Internet in
digital mode (page 228).
Email provides quick and convenient text messaging capabilities
(page 246).
Sprint PCS Voice Command
SM
lets you dial phone numbers by
speaking someone’s name or the digits of their phone number
(page 265).
Games, ringers, screen savers, and other applications can be
downloaded to your phone to make your Sprint PCS Vision Phone
as unique as you are (page 250).
The built-in organizer lets you schedule alerts to remind you of
important events (page 94).
The Contacts directory (page 86) can store up to 500 numbers
and 300 email and Web addresses in 300 entries (entries can store
up to seven numbers each). A separate Sprint PCS Ready Link
Contacts List (page 149) provides easy access to up to 200
personal contacts and 200 company-provided contacts.
The equipped miniSD memory card and its adapter allow you to
expand the phone’s available memory space (page 134).
The built-in camera allows you to take full-color digital pictures
and videos, view your pictures and videos using the phone’s
display, and instantly send them to family and friends using
Sprint PCS Picture Mail
SM
service (page 166).
Sprint PCS Ready Link allows you to enjoy quick, two-way,
“walkie-talkie-style” communication with one or several
Sprint PCS Ready Link users (page 146).
The Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) lets you place and
receive calls by speaking to your phone (page 116).
The Media Player allows you to enjoy streaming video and audio
with your phone (page 206).
Section 2A: Your Sprint PCS Vision Phone – The Basics 15
- Sprint PCS Vision 1
- Multimedia Phone 1
- MM-5600 by Sanyo 1
- Table of Contents 2
- 3B. Sprint PCS Vision 10
- 3C. Sprint PCS Voice Command 11
- Welcome to Sprint 13
- Introduction 14
- Getting Started 15
- Setting Up Service 16
- UnlockingYour Phone 17
- Setting Up Your Voicemail 18
- Sprint PCS Account Passwords 19
- Getting Help 20
- Sprint PCS Operator Services 21
- Your Sprint PCS Vision Phone 22
- Section 2A 23
- Feb 25, 05 (Fri) 24
- R-Link Web 24
- Key Features 25
- Viewing the Display Screen 27
- Turning Your Phone On and Off 30
- Battery Capacity 31
- Installing the Battery 31
- Removing the Battery 31
- Charging the Battery 32
- Using the Travel Charger 32
- Displaying Your Phone Number 33
- Making and Answering Calls 34
- Correct Incorrect 34
- Dialing Options 35
- Answering Calls 36
- Setting Answer on Hold 37
- Using the Speakerphone 38
- Changing the Ringer Volume 39
- Muting a Call 39
- Missed Call Notification 40
- Calling Emergency Numbers 40
- In-Call Options 41
- End-of-Call Options 42
- Saving a Phone Number 42
- Finding a Phone Number 43
- Call (left softkey) during 44
- Using Speed Dialing 45
- Using Abbreviated Dialing 45
- Entering Text 46
- Section 2B 49
- Sound Settings 50
- Calendar/Alarm 51
- Selecting a Tone Length 52
- Using Voice Prompt 52
- Setting Up Key Press Echo 53
- Alert Notification 55
- Silence All 56
- Display Settings 57
- To set your standby display: 61
- Changing the Screen Saver 62
- Changing the Background 63
- Changing the Font Size 64
- Sleep Mode 65
- Location Settings 66
- Airplane Mode 67
- 911 Emergency Calling 68
- Phone Setup Options 69
- Auto Answer Mode 70
- Display Language 70
- Setting Any Key Answer 72
- Setting the Side Key Guard 72
- Using the Mini-Flashlight 72
- Setting Abbreviated Dialing 73
- Using the Stereo Headset 74
- Setting Message Notification 75
- Editing Preset Messages 75
- Setting a Callback Number 76
- Setting Your Signature 76
- Setting Your Phone’s Security 77
- Accessing the Security Menu 78
- Unlocking Your Phone 79
- Lock Services 79
- Restricting Calls 80
- Using Special Numbers 81
- Erasing All Voice Tags 81
- Erasing All Downloads 82
- Resetting Your Phone 82
- Changing the Passcode 83
- Section 2D 85
- Understanding Roaming 86
- Roaming on Analog Networks 87
- Set Mode 88
- Analog setting 89
- Navigating Through Menus 90
- Menu Navigation 91
- Menu Structure 91
- Viewing the Menus 92
- 8. Settings 93
- 9. Tools/Extras 94
- Managing Call History 95
- Viewing History 96
- Call History Options 97
- Erasing Call History 99
- Using the Contacts Directory 100
- Displaying the Contacts List 101
- Adding a New Contacts Entry 101
- Finding Contacts List Entries 102
- Contacts List Entry Options 103
- Editing a Contacts Entry 104
- Assigning Speed Dial Numbers 105
- Secret Contacts Entries 107
- Dialing Sprint PCS Services 107
- Personal Organizer 108
- Managing the Scheduler 109
- Using Your Phone’s Scheduler 110
- Event Alerts 111
- Event Alert Menu 111
- Using the Call Alarm Feature 112
- Call Alarm Alerts 113
- Call Alarm Menu 113
- Using the To Do List 115
- To Do List Items 117
- Displaying Your User Address 118
- Finding Icon Definitions 118
- Using Your Phone’s Tools 119
- Using the World Clock 120
- Using the Stop Watch 120
- Using the Calculator 121
- My Content Manager and 125
- Downloaded Data Options 126
- Sorting the Downloaded Data 127
- Viewing the Memory Space 127
- Erasing the Downloaded Data 128
- Section 2I 129
- Programming a Voice Tag 133
- Reviewing Voice Tags 134
- Erasing a Voice Tag 134
- Using Digit Training 137
- Phone Status Command 138
- ASR Help Command 138
- Using the Voice Recorder 139
- Playing Voice Recordings 140
- Voice Recording Options 141
- Setting the Recording Guard 142
- Erasing Voice Recordings 143
- Recording Call Memos 143
- Reviewing Call Memos 144
- Erasing Call Memos 144
- Setting Up Screen Call 145
- To record your name: 146
- Reviewing an Announcement 147
- Erasing an Announcement 147
- Using the miniSD Card 148
- Removing the miniSD Card 150
- Write-Protect 151
- Formatting the miniSD Card 152
- Displaying the miniSD Folders 153
- Playback Functions 154
- Adjusting the volume 154
- Selecting Playback Mode 155
- Clearing the DPOF Print Order 156
- Reviewing an Order Summary 157
- Using Sprint PCS Ready Link 160
- Ready Link Call Alerts 162
- Ready Link Call 163
- Redial and press 165
- Events (right softkey) 167
- Sprint PCS Ready Link Options 170
- To edit a group name: 173
- 5 above and skip step 6 173
- Group List 174
- Setting Ready Link Guard 177
- Link Calls 178
- Section 2L 180
- Taking Pictures 181
- Always Off 182
- Password 183
- Camera Mode Options 184
- Using the Macro/Normal Switch 185
- Setting the Flash 185
- Setting the Self-timer 186
- Taking Multiple Shots 187
- Taking Stitch Shots 188
- Selecting Camera Settings 189
- Setting Auto Delete 190
- Setting Your Favorite Mode 190
- Camera Status Area 191
- Storing Pictures 193
- In Camera Folder Options 194
- Expanded View 195
- Picture Thumbnail View 195
- Saved to Phone Folder 196
- Saved to Phone Folder Options 197
- Taking Videos 199
- Video Mode Options 201
- Selecting Camcorder Settings 202
- Video Status Area 203
- Storing Videos 204
- In Camcorder Folder 205
- In Camcorder Folder Options 205
- Video Thumbnail View 206
- Sprint PCS Video Mail 210
- Take Picture during 212
- Take Video during step 3 on 213
- From Your Phone 214
- To download pictures: 216
- To download videos: 216
- Your Phone 218
- Section 2M 220
- Playing a Video or Audio Clip 223
- Multimedia Options 225
- Multimedia FAQs 226
- Sprint PCS Service Features 230
- Section 3A 231
- Using Voicemail 232
- New Voicemail Message Alerts 233
- Access Messages 234
- Voicemail Button Guide 234
- Voicemail Options 235
- Clearing the Message Icon 237
- Voicemail Menu Key 238
- Making a Three-Way Call 240
- Using Call Forwarding 241
- Your User Name 243
- Finding Your User Name 244
- OK (left 245
- Net Guard 246
- Navigating the Web 247
- Selecting 248
- Going Back 248
- Going Home 248
- Multimedia 249
- Sprint PCS Messaging 251
- Displaying Messages 252
- Sending a Text Message 253
- Message Options 254
- Message List Options 255
- Message Details Options 256
- Message Folders 258
- Erasing Messages 259
- Signing Up for Updates 259
- Using Email 260
- Using Instant Messaging 262
- Accessing the Download Menus 264
- Selecting an Item to Download 264
- Downloading an Item 265
- Accessing Games 266
- Playing Games 267
- Accessing Ringers 268
- Assigning Downloaded Ringers 269
- Purchasing Ringers 269
- Screen Savers 270
- Purchasing Screen Savers 271
- Exploring the Web 272
- Using the Browser Menu 273
- Creating a Bookmark 274
- Accessing a Bookmark 274
- Editing a Bookmark 275
- Deleting a Bookmark 275
- Moving a Bookmark 275
- Going to a Specific Website 276
- Reloading a Web Page 276
- Restarting the Web Browser 276
- Sending a Web Page 277
- Sprint PCS Vision FAQs 278
- Sprint PCS Voice Command 279
- It’s Easy to Get Started 280
- Voice Command 281
- Safety Guidelines 282
- Warranty Information 282
- Section 4A 283
- Following Safety Guidelines 285
- Caring for the Battery 287
- FCC Notice 288
- FCC Radiofrequency Emission 289
- RF exposure? 297
- RF energy? 303
- Owner’s Record 305
- Terms & Conditions and 306
- Manufacturer’s Warranty 306
- Terms and Conditions 307
- Terms of Picture Mail Service 315
- 8. Privacy Statement 317
- PRIVACY POLICY 317
- (b) Anonymous Information 318
- (c) Use Of Cookies 318
- (g) Email Communications 319
- (h) Security 319
- 13. Disclaimers 322
- 14. Indemnity 323
- 15. General Provisions 323
- Index 315 329
- Index 316 330
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