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VM7 0 1 User Guide - English Some of the cont ents in this manual ma y differ from y our phone depending on the softw are of the phone or your service pr ovider .
2 T able of Cont ents T able of Cont ents 2 Device Ba sics 4 Y our Device Overvie w 4 V iewing the Display Scr een 8 T urning Y our Device On and Off 1 1 Bat tery and Char ger 1 2 Device F unction Ke .
3 T able of Cont ents Synchr onizing Accounts 1 1 7 Synchr onizing Y our Google Account 1 1 8 Applications and Ent er t ainment 1 2 2 Android Mark et ™ 12 2 Music 1 2 4 GPS Naviga tion 1 2 7 Google .
4 De vice Basics Y our De vice Overvie w F ront V iew 1. Pr o ximity Sensor s sense pr oximit y to war ds other objects (such a s your head) so that t ouch commands are n ot accidentall y activat ed during a call. Not e Please be car eful not t o cover the sensor s with a pro tectiv e film, pouch, or a pro tectiv e case not authorized b y L G.
5 2. Sta tus Bar pro vides information about y our device’ s status and op tions, such as signal str ength, ringer set ting, messaging, and ba t tery char ge. The Status Bar displa ys icons indicating tha t you’v e receiv ed notifications (on the left) and icons indicating the de vice's status (on the right), along with the current time.
1 0. Applications T ab opens the Applications screen t o view installed applica tions. 1 1. T ouchscreen display s all the information needed t o oper at e your device, such a s the applications, call sta tus, the Contact s list, the dat e and time, and the signal and bat t ery strength.
7 1. 3.5mm Headset Jack allo ws y ou t o plug in a headset for conv enient, hands-free con ver sations. CA UTION! Inserting an accessory into the incorr ect jack may damage the de vice. 2. Camer a Lens as part of the built -in camer a, lets y ou tak e picture s and videos.
8 De vice Basics V iewing the Displa y Scr een The Sta tus Bar appears a t the top of the scr een. It displa ys icons indica ting that yo u’ve r eceived notifica tions (on the left) and icons indicating the de vice’ s status (on the right), along with the curr ent time.
9 GPS On – Indicat es that GPS is on. GPS Communicating – Indica tes that the de vice is receiving location da ta from GPS. Airplane Mode – Indicat es that the device is in Airplane Mode. Speakerphone On – Indicat es that Speakerphone is on. No microSD – Indica t e s tha t no micr oSD car d is installed.
10 De vice Basics Alarm Clock – Alarm Clock. New Gmail Message – Indica tes a ne w Gmail message. New T ext or Multimedia Message – Indicat es you ha ve r eceived a new t ext or multimedia me ssage. New Email – Indicat es a new Email me ssage.
11 T urning Y our Device On and Off T urn your device on and off and w ake-up the scr een by using the P ow er/Lock Ke y . T urning Y our De vice On ● Pr e ss and hold . T urning Y our De vice Off 1. Pre ss and hold for t wo seconds until y ou see the pow ering -down animation on the displa y screen.
2. Pre ss P ow er off and then tap OK t o pow er off the device. Y our screen r emains blank while your phone is off (unless the ba t tery is char ging). W ak e Up the Screen If you don’t use the device for a while, the scr een and backlight will shut off to conserv e bat t ery pow er .
13 De vice Basics Installing the Bat t er y 1. Install the ba t tery . ● Remo ve the bat t ery from it s packaging. ● Insert the bat t ery into the ba t tery compartment in the back of the de vice, making sure the connect ors align (see st ep in the following illustr ation).
14 De vice Basics Remo ving the Batt er y 1. Make sur e the power is turned off so tha t you don’t lose any unsa ved it ems. 2. Lift the back cov er using the fingertip cutout loca ted on bo t tom of the co ver and remo ve it. 3. Lift the bat t ery using the fingertip cutout and r emove it fr om the device.
15 De vice Basics 2. Plug one end of the USB cable int o the device's Cha r ger/Acc essory P ort and th e othe r end in t o an electrical outlet. The char ge time varies depending upon the bat t ery level. W ith the LG-appr oved Li-Ion ba t tery , you can rechar ge the bat tery befor e it becomes complet ely rundown.
16 De vice Basics ● T urn W i-Fi off when not in use. ● Deactiva te the GPS when no t needed. Most applications using this function will periodically query the GPS sat ellit es for y our current location; each query dr ains your bat tery . ● Do not w ait until your bat tery is complet ely deplet ed before char ging your de vice.
17 De vice Basics De vice F unction K ey s The L G VM7 0 1 comes equipped with four main function k ey s that can be used on any scr een to access added functions. Menu K e y The Menu K ey ( ) activa te s an av ailable menu function for the curr ent screen or application.
18 De vice Basics ● Not all applications ha ve Options men us; if you pr ess on a screen tha t has no Options menu, nothing will happen. Some applications ha ve more Op tions menu it ems than can fit in the options menu; t ap More t o open the additional it ems.
19 De vice Basics Using the Notifica tions Panel Notification icons r epor t the arrival of ne w messages, calendar ev ents, alarms, as w ell as ongoing ev ents, such as when y ou are on a call. When you r eceive a notification, t ext appears briefl y and the notification icon will be displa yed in the Sta tus Bar .
20 De vice Basics T o clear all notifications: 1. Open the Notifications P anel. 2. T ap Clear at the t op right corner of the panel. All ev ent -based no tifications will be clear ed; ongoing notifications will r emain in the list.
21 Device and W eb Search Using T ext Entry 1. Pre ss > . When you pre ss on the Home screen or in the o ther applications that support this, the Quick Search Bo x will open automaticall y . ● In some applications, such a s Gmail, Contacts, Br owser , and Android Mark et TM , the applica tion’ s ow n search bo x opens when you pre ss .
22 De vice Basics ● Y ou can use the Search pr eferences t o configure some aspect s of Google W eb search (for e xample, whether it mak es suggestions below the Quick Sear ch Box a s you t ype), and what device fea tures y ou want t o include in searches.
● Ta p :A single finger tap select s items, links, shortcut s and let t ers on the on-scr een ke yboard. ● T ouch and hold : T ouch and hold an it em on the screen b y t ouching it and not lifting your finger until an action occurs.
Y our Home Scr een The Home screen is the st ar ting point for man y applications and functions, and it allo ws y ou to add it ems like application shortcut s, folders, or Google widget s to giv e you inst ant access to informa tion and applications. This is the default page and accessible fr om any menu b y pre ssing .
25 ● T o u c h a n d h o l d t h e H o m e s c r ee n d o t s o n the lo wer left or right of the scr een to vie w thumbnails of the Ext ended Home screens, then t ouch one to go t o that specific scr een.
26 De vice Basics Overvie w Opening and Switching Applica tions Multi-t a sking is ea s y with Andr oid ™ . Opened applica tions can k eep running in the backgr ound when you open another applica tion. There’ s no need t o quit an application befor e opening another .
27 T o open multiple applications: 1. T ap an application icon to open it. 2. Pre ss . 3. T ap and tap the icon for the other application y ou want t o open. – or – Simpl y t ap the icon if the application y ou want is alr eady on your Home scr een.
28 De vice Basics Applications The following is a listing of the default applica tions av ailable on both the Home/Ext ended scr eens and the Applications scr een. Application Icons Bro wser – Launches the W eb brow ser . Calculator – Launches the Calculat or application.
29 De vice Basics Application Icons Maps – Launches a dynamic map that helps y ou find local businesses, locat e friends, view maps and get driving directions. Market – Bro wse, search for , and download applications on the Android Mark et. Messaging – Pro vides access t o your t ext messages.
30 De vice Basics Cust omizing Y our Home Screen Y ou can customize y our Home screen b y doing the following: ● Crea ting Shor tcuts ● A dding W idgets ● Crea ting Contact shortcuts ● Crea ting F older s ● Changing the Background (W allpaper) Cr ea ting Shor tcut s Shortcuts ar e different fr om the Home screen W idgets.
31 5. T ouch and hold the on-screen icon. This cr eat es an immediat e shor tcut of the select ed icon and closes the Applications scr een. The new shortcut then appears t o hov er ov er the Home screen. 6. While holding the on-screen icon, position it on the curr ent screen.
32 De vice Basics ● Latitude ● Music playlist ● Set tings 5. F ollow the on-scr een instructions (if necessary) t o add the new shortcut t o your curr ent Home screen. T o delet e a shor tcut: 1. Pr e ss t o activat e the Home screen. 2. T ouch and hold the desired shortcut.
33 T o remo ve a W idget: 1. Go to the Home scr een on which the widget is locat ed. 2. T ouch and hold the widget. This unlocks it from it s location on the curr ent screen. 3. Dr ag the widget ov er the T rash and relea se it. ● This action does not dele te the W idget, just remo ve s it from the curr ent screen.
34 De vice Basics Changing the Device's W allpaper T o change the Home screen w allpaper: 1. Fr om the Home screen, pr ess > W allpaper . – or – T ouch and hold an empt y spot on the Home screen, then t ap W allpapers . 2. T ap Gallery , Live w allpapers , or W allpaper s .
35 Changing the Screen Orient ation This device is capable of changing the orient ation of screen cont ent when the orienta tion of the device itself has changed. The de vice’ s built -in accelerome t er senses mov ement and changes its angle/ orienta tion.
36 De vice Basics 1. Slide the QWER TY ke yboard out t o enter t ext. 2. Use your finger s to ent er the desir ed te xt. ● Pr e ss t o dele t e char acter s t o the left of the cursor . ● Pre ss once to capit alize the next le t ter y ou type. ● Pr e ss twice for all caps; pr ess it again to switch back.
37 Ent ering T ext W ith the On-screen K eyboar d The on-screen k eyboar d display s automa tically when you t ap a t ext entry field. T o manually displa y the ke yboard, simply t ouch a te xt field where y ou want t o enter t ext. There ar e tw o t ypes of methods tha t you can use: Andr oid ke yboard and Swype.
38 De vice Basics 1. T ap a te xt field where y ou want t o enter t ext. 2. Enter t ext. ● T o ent er numbers or s ymbols, tap . ● T o ent er let t ers again, t ap . ● T o configure Andr oid ke yboard set tings, tap > Android k eyboard se t tings .
39 ● Auto-capit alization allow s you t o automa tically capitalize the fir st let ter of a sent ence. ● Show se t tings ke y allow s you t o set whether t o displa y the Set tings K ey or alw a ys hide it. ● V oice input allow s you t o set on which on-screen k e yboard y ou want the v oice-input Microphone ke y or turn voice input off .
40 De vice Basics 3. When you finished t yping, pre ss t o close the ke yboard. Using Swype Method Swype is a t ext entry method tha t allow s you t o enter a w ord b y sliding your finger fr om let t er to le t ter , lifting your finger be t ween w ords.
41 ● Cr ea t ea squig gle (lik e an S shape) t o cr eat e a double let ter (such a s “pp” in “apple”). ● T o ent er a capitalized w ord, slide y our finger abov e the t op ro w of the ke yboard and then slide back do wn t o the next le t t er(s).
42 De vice Basics ● Audio feedback allow s you t o turn on sounds gener at ed by the Swype applica tion. ● V ibra te on k eypr ess allow s you t o activat e a vibra tion sensation as y ou ent er te xt using the ke ypad. ● Show tips allow s you t o turn on an on-screen flashing indica tor tha t pro vides helpful user information.
43 T ips for Editing T e xt Y ou can edit the te xt you ent er in te xt fields and use menu commands t o cut, copy , and paste t ext, within or across most applica tions. T o cut/copy and pa ste the t ext: 1. T ouch and hold the te xt field that cont ains the te xt.
44 De vice Basics 1. Fr om a computer , or from your de vice's Bro wser , navigat e to www .google.com . 2. On the main page, select Sign-in > Crea te an account no w .
Making Calls There ar e sever al conv enient wa ys t o place calls from y our device. 1. Pre ss > . 2. Ent er a phone number using the on-screen dial pad and t ap . ● If you en ter a wr ong number , tap to er ase digits one b y one. ● T o er ase the entir e number , touch and hold .
46 Dialing Options Aft er entering n umbers with the dialpad, y ou can use the following dialing options. Pre ss t o view the following op tions: ● Add t o contacts : T ap to add the ent ered number as a ne w contact, or t o an existing cont act entry .
47 During an emer gency call, tap an option. ● Speaker On t o activat e speakerphone mode. (If you ar e in speakerphone mode, the option is displa yed a s Speaker Off t o deactivat e.) ● Dialpad/Hide t o show or hide the on-scr een dialpad. ● End t o end the current call.
48 TTY Use A TTY (also known a s a TDD or T ext T elephone) is a telecommunica tions device that allo ws people who are deaf , hard of hearing, or who ha ve speech or language disabilitie s, to communica te b y telephone. Y our device is compatible with select TTY de vices.
49 ● Dialpad t o display the dialpad. ● Bluet ooth (Only a vailable when a Bluet ooth headset is connect ed to y our phone) to conduct the call via the Bluet ooth headset for hands-fr ee conver sation. (F or det ails about pairing the phone with a Bluet ooth headset, see P airing Bluet ooth Device s on page 1 7 4.
50 Phone T o dial or sav e phone numbers with pause s: 1. Ent er the phone number . 2. Pre ss > Add 2-sec pause or Add wait . 3. Ent er the additional numbers. 4. T ap t o dial the number . – or – Pre ss > Add t o contacts t o sav e the number in your Cont acts.
51 Using Dir ect Dialing W ith Direct Dialing, y ou are able t o directly sa ve a contact t o your Home scr een. 1. Pre ss > > Add > Shortcuts > Direct dial . 2. T ap a contact fr om your Cont acts List. The cont act will appear on your home scr een.
52 Y our phone notifies you of incoming calls in the follo wing wa ys: ● The phone rings or vibr at es. ● The backlight illuminat es. ● The screen displa ys an incoming call me ssage. T o decline a call and divert it to v oicemail: ● T ouch and dr ag to the left.
53 Call Log The Call Log tab of the Phone applica tion lists all r ecent incoming, outgoing, and missed calls. V iewing the Call Log The Call log is a list of the most recentl y placed, receiv ed, or missed calls. It offers a con venient w a y to redial a n umber , r eturn a call, or add a number t o your Cont acts.
Y ou can also touch and hold the entry t o open a menu with mor e options, t o communicat e with that cont act in other wa ys. ● Call t o make a call. ● V iew contact (for entries sa ved in Contact s) to vie w contact informa tion. ● Edit number befor e call t o edit a number before y ou redial.
– or – Search for an e xisting contact name and tap an e xisting contact t o add the new number t o that existing cont act. (F or more information about cr eating and editing contacts, see Cont acts on page 7 9.
Y ou can stor e phone numbers and cont act entries in your phone. Y ou can also synchr onize them with your Google TM Account, Micr osoft Exchange account, or o ther accounts that support s yncing cont acts. (F or more information, see Cont acts on page 7 9.
57 W irele ss & net works se t tings This group of se t tings lets y ou control y our device's W i-Fi set tings, Bluet ooth, VPN, and Mobile net works.
58 W i-Fi se t tings F or details on y our device’ s Wi-F i feature s and set tings, see Connecting t o Wi-F i Net works on page 1 3 4. Bluet ooth set tings Y our device’ s Bluet ooth capabilities let y ou use wirele ss headsets, send and r eceive pictur es and files, and more.
59 Int ernational Dialing Set the int ernational dialing code for outgoing calls. 1. Pre ss > > Set tings > Call set tings > Interna tional Dialing .
60 Sound set tings In the Sound set tings menu, y ou can configure call and no tification ringt ones, audio volume s, as w ell as some rela ted se t tings. Ringer T ypes The Phone ringt one alerts you of incoming calls. Selecting Ringtones for V oice Calls 1.
61 1. Pre ss > > Set tings > Sound > V olume . 2. Adjust each volume le vel. ● Ringtone : Changes the v olume of your call ringt ones and notifications (if applicable). ● Media : Changes the v olume of your music, videos and o ther media.
62 T o switch to silent mode: 1. Pre ss > > Set tings > Sound . 2. T ap Silent mode . (A green checkmark will appear .) – or – Pre ss the down v olume but t on until you see on the screen. – or – On the default lock scr een, dr ag t o the left.
63 Set ting V arious F eedback T ones T o hear t ones when you use the dial pad t o dial a number: 1. Pre ss > > Set tings > Sound . 2. T ap Audible touch t ones. (A gr een checkmark will appear .) T o hear sound when you t ap but tons, icons, and other on-scr een items: 1.
64 Displa y Set tings Adjusting y our device's displa y set tings not onl y helps you see what y ou want, it can also help increa se bat t ery life. Changing the Backlight T ime Length Select how long the displa y screen r emains backlit after t ouch the screen or pr ess a ke y before the scr een dark ens.
1. Pre ss > > Set tings > Language & ke yboard > Select language . 2. T ap English or Español . Set ting the Device Aut omatically t o Ro tat e the Screen Choose whether the de vice automa tically switches the orient ation of the scr een as y ou turn it sidew ay s or ev en upside down.
66 Animation Op tions Choose whether y ou want t o enjo y animat ed tr ansitions for some effects (such as when opening menus), for all support ed effects (such as when na vigating from one scr een to another), or t o remo ve all animat ed tr ansitions (this set ting does no t affect tr ansitions in non-native applica tions).
67 Using W ir eless Net works Y ou can use information from W i-Fi and your service pr ovider's ne tw orks to det ermine your appr oximat e location, for use in GPS applications, when y ou search, and so on.
68 Y our Device's Lock F eatur e Locking Y our Device Pre ss . Locking the scr een prev ents accident al screen t ouches from activ ating phone functions. Unlocking Y our Device 1. Pre ss to w ake up the phone. (See W ake Up the Scr een on page 1 2).
● If you ha ve set up PIN or P asswor d, ent er the PIN or Pa sswor d. Aft er entering it, t ap . The last scr een you w ere w orking on opens. When you can’t r ecall your unlock P at tern, PIN or P asswor d: 1. T urn the pow er off. 2. Pre ss and hold the following k e ys for o ver 1 0 seconds: Do wn V olume K ey + + .
Y our Device's Unlock P at t ern, Pin, or P assw or d F eatur e Y ou can increase y our device’ s securit y by cr eating a scr een unlock pat t ern (disabled by default), b y crea ting a PIN, or b y choosing a Pa sswor d.
71 Fr om then on, any time y ou wish to turn the phone on or unlock the scr een, you m ust dr aw y our unlock pat t ern or ent er the PIN or Pa sswor d t o unlock the screen. Changing the Lock Code 1. Pre ss > > Set tings > Location & securit y > Change screen lock .
72 Cr edential Stor age Set tings Y ou use credential st or age to e stablish some kinds of VPN and W i-Fi connections. T o allow applica tions to acce ss your de vice's encrypt ed stor e of secure certificat es and r elat ed passw ords and o ther credentials: 1.
73 1. Pre ss > Set tings > Location & securit y > Clear stor age . 2. T ap OK in the confirmation dialog bo x. Account s Set tings The Accounts se t tings menu lets y ou add and manage all your email, social ne tw orking, and picture and video sharing accounts.
74 3. T ap the t ype of account you want t o add. 4. F ollow the on-screen st eps to ent er the requir ed (and optional) account information. 5. Configure the account. Depending on the kind of account, you ma y be asked t o configure the t ypes of dat a you w ant to s ync to the device, name of the account, and o ther det ails.
75 Configuring Account S ync and Display Op tions Y ou can configure backgr ound data and s ynchronization options for the applica tions on your de vice. Y ou can also configure s ynchronization options for each individual account. Some applica tions, such as Gmail TM and Calendar , ha ve their own s ynchronization set tings.
76 If you disable this op tion, the Gmail and Calendar applications will not aut omatically receiv e update s until the y are manuall y refr eshed (using their r espective op tions menu). 3. T ap Auto-s ync t o enable or disable whether changes y ou make t o information on the device or on the web ar e automaticall y synced with each o ther .
The Contact s application let s you st ore and manage cont acts from a v ariet y of sources, including cont acts you ent er and sav e directl y in your de vice as w ell as contact s synchr onized with your Google account, your PC, compa tible email progr ams (including Exchange Serv er), and your F acebook friends.
78 7 . T ap a phone number field and enter a phone number . T ap Email, postal addr ess, Or ganization, or More t o input additional contact information. 8. When you'r e finished, tap Done . Adding a Cont act to Y our F av orite s F a vorit es cont ains a short list of the contacts y ou communicate with most oft en.
If you find duplica te entrie s in Contact s, you can join them int o a single entry . If you find tha t unrela ted cont acts wer e joined in error , you can separ at e them. Changes made t o information fr om one source do no t automa tically change the information on the other sour ces.
80 T o divert calls from a cont act to y our voicemail: 1. Pre ss > > Cont acts . 2. T ap the name of a contact t o view its de tails. 3. Pre ss > Options .
81 ● If the contact cont ains information from a r ead-only account, y ou will not be able t o delet e it; you will only be able t o change the s ync set tings for that account or delet e the account itself.
82 Assigning Dir ect Dialing Number s Speed dialing, as a vailable in other featur e phones, is not a vailable. Ho we ver , you ar e able to dir ectly sa ve a contact t o your Home scr een. T o set a contact a s Direct dial: 1. Pre ss > > Add > Shortcuts > Direct dial .
83 Assigning a Pictur e to an Entry Assign a pictur e to displa y each time a certain contact calls y ou. 1. Pre ss > > Cont acts . 2. T ouch and hold the contact's entry . 3. T ap Edit contact . 4. T ap the Picture F r ame icon. 5. T ap T ake phot o t o tak e a new pictur e.
84 Selecting which Cont acts ar e Display ed Y ou can hide contacts tha t don't hav e phone number s. Y ou can also configur e which groups of cont acts you w ant t o display in the Cont acts List. T o set whether cont acts without phone number s are displa yed: 1.
85 T o connect by using Quick C ontact for Andr oid ™ : 1. T ap a contact's pictur e to open Quick Cont act for Android. 2. T ap the icon corre sponding t o the t ype of communication y ou want t o start. Depending on the contact informa tion sa ved, the a vailable actions will be displa yed abov e the name.
86 T o call a contact’ s default number: 1. Pre ss > > Cont acts . 2. T ouch and hold the contact's entry . 3. T ap Call contact . (F or more information about placing phone calls, see Making Calls on page 4 5.) T o send a te xt or multimedia message t o a contact’ s default number: 1.
87 3. Pre ss > Import/Expor t > Import from SD card . 4. If you ha ve more than one account on y our phone, tap the account int o which you w ant to import the contact s.
88 If you w ant t o send and receiv e email messages thr ough an ISP (Int ernet Service Pro vider) account (such as Outlook), y ou will first need t o set up an IMAP or POP account. ● Int ernet Message Acce ss Pro tocol(IMAP) – This mail r etrie val pr ot ocol is frequentl y used in lar ge net works and commercial and institutional se t tings.
Corpor at e Email (Outlook) The main Email application also pr ovides acce ss to y our Outlook Exchange serv er via your device. If y our compan y uses Microsoft Ex change Server 2 00 3, 2 00 7 and 2 .
● Server : Y our ex change server r emot e email addre ss. T ypically start s with mail.XXX.com. Obtain this information fr om your compan y netw ork administr at or . ● If your ne t work r equires SSL encryp tion, tap the Use secure connection (SSL) box t o place a checkmark and activa te this additional le vel of securit y .
91 ● While in a message, pr ess t o select messaging options, such a s Delet e, F orward, R eply , Repl y all, or Mark as unr ead . Crea t e and Send Email 1. Fr om the Inbox, pr ess > Compose . 2. Enter the r ecipient’ s email addre ss in the T o field.
92 T o repl y to an email message: 1. Fr om the Inbox, t ap an email message t o view it. 2. With the email me ssage display ed, tap either Repl y or Repl y all . – or – W ith the email message displa yed, pr ess and t ap either Repl y or Repl y all .
93 2. T ap the Corpor at e account field to r ev eal the account’ s synchr onization set tings scr een. 3. T ap Account set tings. ● Account name : Displa ys the name used b y the device t o tr ack the account. ● Y our name : Displa ys the name tha t recipient s view when r eceiving email from y ou.
94 ● Sync calendar : Synchr onizes y our ex change calendar entries bet ween y our device and the r emot e ex change server . A check mark indicat es the featur e is enabled. ● Out Of Office : Allow s you t o configure y our Out Of Office set tings.
2. T ap an y of the following options: ● Background da ta : Allow s dat a synchr onization to occur a s a background function and doe s not affect an y current use of the de vice. ● Auto-s ync : Requir es the device t o maintain synchr onized with the remot e server pr oviding da ta t o your select ed applications.
96 ● Mobile T ap t o use the ke ypad t o ent er a wireless phone n umber directly . ● Email Y ou can also enter the r ecipient’ s email address. 3. T ap a matching entry fr om the on-screen dr opdown list. This list is popula t ed by ma tches found from your managed account s.
97 2. Compose your r eply or use the pr eset message s or icons. ● T o ent er a message, use your on-scr een ke yboard. (See Ent ering T e xt on page 3 6). 3. Insert an emoticon or a Smiley . ● T o ent er an emoticon, t ouch and hold on the on-scr een ke yboard.
98 Composing MMS Me ssages 1. Pre ss > > Messaging > New me ssage . 2. T ap the T o field and ent er the recipient’ s phone number or email information. As y ou enter the phone number or email addr ess, matching cont acts appear on-scr een.
99 ● Recor d : Start s recor ding your me ssage. ● Play : Pla ys back the curr ent recording. ● Stop : St ops the recor ding. Once st opped, tap either Use this recor ding (at t ach it to y our message) or Discard (delet e the current r ecording and r e-recor d).
100 T o repl y to a multimedia message: 1. Pre ss > > Messaging . 2. Fr om the message list, tap a multimedia me ssage to open it s content s. 3. While viewing a message, t ap the te xt field and t ype your r eply message. 4. Once complet ed, tap Send .
101 Adjusting Message Se t tings 1. Pre ss > > Messaging . 2. Fr om within the Messaging scr een, press and tap Set tings . 3. Adjust the following se t tings according t o your needs: ● Delet e old messages Enable this option t o delet e older t ext me ssages when the limit for maximum number of t ext me ssages is e xceeded.
102 ● Set priorit y Set the priorit y lev el for MMS. Choose from Lo w , Normal, or High. ● Notifications Enable this option if y ou wish to r eceive a notification in the St atus Bar when a ne w t ext or multimedia me ssage arrives. ● Select ringtone Allow s you t o select a ringer to sound when a ne w message is r eceived.
103 2. T ap a message entry t o open the Messaging application. Deleting Old T ext Message s Delet e messages or me ssage threads y ou ha ve r ead whenev er you lik e, or ha ve y our device dele te them aut omatically for y ou. A thread is a serie s of te xt conver sations bet ween t wo people.
104 ● Gmail is web-ba sed : Y our messages ar e stor ed online, on Google ™ server s, but you can r ead, write, and or ganize messages b y using the Gmail application on your de vice or a web br ow ser on a comput er .
105 Set ting Up other Email accounts via the Device The Email application only r eveals all curr ently added Email accounts. T o view additional email account s within the main Email screen, the y must first be added. 1. Pre ss > > Email . 2. F ollow the on-screen instructions t o setup an Email account.
106 >>: Indicat es that this me ssage was sent dir ectly t o you. > : Indica tes tha t you w ere CC'd on this me ssage. (No indicat or): Indicat es that this message w as sent t o a group that include s you. T o open your Inbo x when Gmail is running: ● When reading a me ssage, pre ss > Go to inbo x .
107 The Google T alk online status will appear ne xt t o the name of the sender of each message if the sender ha sa Google account. If y ou want t o contact the sender , touch the Cont act's picture ID t o open Quick Cont act.
108 Accounts and Me ssaging 3. T ap the contact name t o open that message. When reading a me ssage or when it s t ab is selected, y ou can press > Mark unread t o r e turn a read message t o the unread st ate. F or e xample, t o remind y ourself t o read it again lat er .
109 3. Enter a r ecipient's addre ss. As you ent er te xt, matching addr esses ar e displa yed fr om your Cont act list. Y ou can tap a suggest ed address or contin ue entering t ext t o ent er a new one. 4. Pre ss > Add Cc/Bcc t o copy or send a blind carbon cop y to r ecipients, if necessary .
110 2. T ap Repl y , Repl y all, or F orwar d . ● Repl ying t o or forwar ding messages without changing the subject adds y our reply t o the current conv ersa tion.
111 2 . T ap Archiv e , Delet e , or Labels . Y ou can also press > Add star , Report spam, Mute, Mark r ead/Mark unread, Not important/Mark import ant, or More ( Deselect all, Help, About). ● The chosen action affects the select ed batch of me ssages.
112 2. T ap Labels at the bot tom of the scr een. 3. In the dialog box that opens, check the labels y ou want to assign t o the conver sation. 4. T ap OK . Starring a Me ssage Y ou can star an important me ssage or conver sation to mak e it eas y t o locat e again.
113 Reporting Spam The Gmail webmail service is quit e effective at pr ev enting spam (junk mail) from r eaching your Inbox. When you do r eceive spam you can help impr ov e the Gmail service by r eporting the conver sation as spam. T o r epor ta con v ersation a s spam: ● When reading the email, pr ess > Report spam .
114 Fr om the Inbox, pre ss . 2. Enter the w ord or wor ds to sear ch for , then t ap the Search icon t o the right of the te xt field. A list of re sults will appear , displaying all of the con ver sations with emails that cont ain the wor d(s) you searched for .
115 T o select which conv ersations t o synchronize: 1. Pre ss > > Gmail . 2. Pre ss > More > Set tings > tap y our account > Sync inbo xe s and labels . The Synchr onization set tings screen opens, displa ying a list of your Gmail labels.
116 1. Pre ss > > Gmail . 2. Pre ss > More > Set tings > tap y our account > Signatur e . 3. Enter a signa ture and t ap T ap OK . Changing Gmail Set tings Y ou can change a number of set tings for Gmail. Each Google account has its o wn set tings, so y our changes affect only the curr ent account.
117 ● Batch oper ations : When checkmarked, this fea ture allo ws y ou t o perform various oper ations on multiple conv ersa tions at once ● Sync inbo xe s and labels: Allow s you t o manage which conver sations are s ynchronized and ho w oft en.
118 Synchr onizing Y our Google Account By default, there ar e no accounts managed by the de vice. These must be added manuall y . T o add an account (using a Google account t ype as an e xample): 1. Pre ss > > Set tings > Accounts & s ync .
119 Synchr onizing Y our Corpor at e Account Y our device is capable of s ynchronizing with y our company’ s Ex change Server s. T o add a new Corpor ate account: 1. Pre ss > > Set tings > Accounts & s ync . 2. T ap Add account > Corpor at e .
120 ● P eriod to s ynchronize calendar : Configure s how man y day s worth of calendar the de vice and server should s ynchronize.. Choose from : T wo w eeks , One month , Three month , Six month ,o r All . ● Email check frequency : Configure s the frequency which the de vice queries the r emot e server for new email change s.
121 Privacy: F act ory Dat a Re set Re set ting the device r estor es all the factory default s and er ases all per sonal dat a, including from the int ernal stor age, information about y our Google Account, any o ther accounts, your s yst em and application set tings, and any do wnloaded applications.
122 All your d evice’ s featur es ar e accessible through the Applica tions list. Andr oid Mark et ™ Android Mark et pro vides dir ect access t o applications and games t o do wnload and install on y our device. Accessing the Mark et 1. Pre ss > > Marke t .
123 7 . Y ou will be notified when the item is do wnloaded and installed on y our device. 8. On the Android Mark et scr een, press , t ap My Apps , tap the inst alled application in the list, and then tap Open . Launching an Installed Google Application 1.
124 Music Y ou can play audio file s that are st ored on y our device's micr oSD card. Cop y audio files from y our comput er onto the micr oSD card before y ou open the Music application. The Music application supports audio files in numer ous formats, including MP3, M4A (DRM-free AA C files, from iT unes ® ), AMR, MIDI, and OGG V orbis.
125 Assigning a Song as a Ringt one 1. Pre ss > > Music > Songs . 2. T ouch and hold a song you’d lik e to use a s your ne w ringtone. A Cont ext menu is displa yed. 3. T ap Use as phone ringt one t o set the select ed song as your ne w default ringtone.
126 1. Pre ss > > Y ouT ube . 2. T o search for videos, pr ess or t ap . 3. Enter the t ext t o search for or t ap to sear ch by v oice. 4. If entering t ext, t ap a sug gestion belo w the search bo x or tap t o search. 5. Scroll thr ough the search r esults and tap a video t o watch it.
127 GPS Na vigation GPS Services Y our device's built -in GPS capabilit y gives y ou access t o a number of location-based service s, including Maps, Na vigation, and T eleNav™ GPS Na vigat or . Activ ating Location Mode Befor e using an y of the location-based services, y ou must turn on y our device's location mode.
128 sat ellite image t o locat e an addre ss or a landmark, and you can vie w some locations as if y ou wer e strolling down the str eet. If you join Google Latitude, y ou can view y our friends’ locations on your maps and shar e your loca tion and other information with them.
129 ● If promp ted, r ead the What’ s new message and t ap OK . 2. T ap the magnification icons t o zoom in or out of the current map view . – or – Pre ss t o utilize other Google Map featur es. ● Choose from: Search , Directions , My Places , Clear Map , Join Latitude , and More .
130 New Y ork” . 3. T ap .Markers with le t ter labels indica te sear ch matches on the map. 4. T ap a marker t o open a balloon that contains a label. T ap the balloon t o open a screen with mor e information about the location, a s well as op tions for obt aining directions.
131 Na vigation Another Google Maps na vigation application is a vailable on y our device. It uses y our current loca tion (pro vided b y GPS communication t o your de vice) to pr ovide v arious location-based service s. 1. Pre ss > > Naviga tion .
Y our device's dat a capabilities let y ou wirele ssly access the Int ernet or your corpor ate ne t work thr ough a varie t y of connections, including: Connecting t o W i-Fi Net w orks W i-Fi is.
● If the net work is secured, y ou will be prompt ed t o enter a pa sswor d. (Ask y our net work administr at or for details.) ● When you'r e connected t o a net work, y ou can tap the net work name in the W i-Fi set tings scr een for det ails about the speed, securit y , addre ss, and relat ed set tings.
134 connect ed automa tically the ne xt time you come within r ange of this net work. T o forge t a Wi-F i net work: Y ou can also make the device for get about the det ails of a Wi-F i net work that y ou hav e added. F or ex ample, if you don't w ant the device t o connect to it aut omatically or if it is a ne t work that y ou no longer use.
135 Launching a W eb Connection ● Pre ss > > Bro wser . Once the Bro wser loads, y ou are dir ected to the home page. V ir tual Privat e Net works (VPN) Fr om your device, y ou can add, set up.
Set ting Up Secure Cr edential Stor age If your ne t work administr ator instruct s you t o download and install securit y certificat es, you m ust first set up the de vice’ s secure cr edential stor age. 1. Pr ess > > Set tings > Location & securit y > Set passw ord .
137 3. When prompt ed, enter y our login credentials, and then t ap Connect . When you ar e connected, the VPN connect ed icon appears in the St atus Bar . 4. Open the W eb bro wser t o access resour ces such as intr anet sit es on your corpor ate ne t work.
138 Selecting Once you’v e learned how t o scroll, y ou can start na vigating the W eb. T o select items or links: ● Simply t ap a link or an item. Links, which are displa yed as underlined t ext, dir ect you t o W eb pages, select special functions, or e ven place calls.
2. Pre ss > More > Select te xt . 3. Use your finger t o drag acr oss the t ext y ou want t o cop y . The selected t ext is highlight ed in or ange, with a tab a t each end of the selection. Y ou can no w use the technique s described in T ips for Editing T ext on page 4 3 to past e the copied te xt int o a te xt field.
140 ● W indow s : Displa ys the curr ently active Br ow ser window s as a list. T ap a window entry t o launch that window . ● Refr esh : Reloads the curr ent W eb page and display s the most current informa tion. ● F orwar d : F orwar ds you t o a previousl y view ed page.
141 ● Default zoom : Allow s you t o increase or decr ease the magnification lev el that the Br ow ser uses when first opening a W eb page. Choose from: F ar , Medium, or Close . ● Open pages in o vervie w : When checkmarked, W eb pages are displa yed in an ov erview .
142 ● Set home page : Allow s you t o enter a URL t o set as y our Home page. (See Set ting the Br ow ser Home P age on page 1 4 5). ● Inv er t color : Displa y pages in inv erted color . 4. Pre ss to r eturn to the Br ow ser . Adjusting Br ow ser Privacy Set tings 1.
location, y ou must also ha ve location sharing enabled in the Set tings application. ● Clear location access : Allow s you t o clear the permissions to acce ss your location tha t you’v e gr ant ed to w ebsit es in the past. If those w ebsit es want permission t o access your location again, you m ust gr ant it again.
144 2. T ap More > Set tings > Set home page . 3. Delet e the current addr ess and ent er a new URL. If y ou are vie wing the W eb page you want t o set as the Home page, tap Use current page inst ead. 4. T ap OK t o complet e the proce ss. Re set ting the Brow ser to Default 1.
145 ● Bookmarks : Displa ys a list of y our curr ent bookmarks. ● Most visited : Displa ys a list of y our most fr equently visit ed websit es. ● History : Displa ys a r ecord of your br owsing hist ory . These recor ds are or ganized into folder s such a s: T oda y , Y est erda y , 5 day s ago, and 1month ago.
2. T ap either the Most visited or History tab. 3. T ouch and hold an entry from the list t o displa y a Conte xt menu. 4. T ap Set as homepage t o assign the select ed entry as y our new homepage. Adding Bookmarks t o Y our Home Screen 1. Fr om any open W eb page, press > Bookmarks .
147 Av ailable ASR commands include: ● ● Call <Name> t o call an entry in your Cont act List. (See Making a V oice Call With V oice Dialer on page 1 4 9). ● ● Dial <#> t o call a spoken phone number . ● ● Redial t o call back the last Contact y ou dialed.
148 Calling a Phone Number with V oice Dialer 1. Pre ss > > V oice Dialer . 2. When you see “List ening,” say “ Dial ” follow ed immediat ely b y a phone number .
149 T ext -t o-Speech The t ext -to-speech featur e allows the de vice t o pro vide a verbal r eadout of on-screen da ta such a s messages and incoming caller informa tion (based on Caller ID). T e xt -to-Speech Set tings 1. Pre ss > > Set tings > V oice input & output > T ext -to-speech se t tings .
150 V oice Search V oice Search use s built -in voice r ecognition softw are t o listen t o your spok en wor ds, convert those t o t ext, then launch a Google sear ch using that t ext. 1. Pre ss > > V oice Search . 2. Speak clearly int o the microphone.
151 T aking Pictur es T aking pictures with y our device's camer a is as simple as choosing a subject, pointing the lens, and pre ssing a but ton. T o t ak ea pictur e: 1. Pr e ss and hold the camera but t on locat ed on the right side of the device.
152 Camer a Set tings Fr om the camera mode, t ap each icon t o adjust the following camer a set tings. ● ● Set tings ● ● F ocus mode t o set the focal propertie s of the camer a lens. Choose from Auto (default), Normal , Macro (close up images), or Off .
153 achiev e the most natur al-looking colors for y our pictures. Choose fr om Auto, Incande scent, Daylight, Fluor escent, and Cloudy . ● ● Zoom t o zoom in on an object. Y ou can adjust the zoom fr om 1x to 4x. V iewing Y our Pictures The Gallery is where y ou can access the Gallery of stor ed camer a images.
154 3. T ap a picture in an album t o view it. ● ● T ap a t the t op left corner of the scr een t o r e turn t o the main Gallery scr een at an y time.
155 3. With the pictur e display ed, tap Menu > More > Set as. 4. Select an option. ● ● Cont act icon t o assign the pictur e to a Cont act entry as a pictur e ID. T ap an entry from Contact s, crop the image and t ap Sav e t o assign the pictur e.
V ideo Set tings Fr om Video mode, t ap each icon to adjust the follo wing camcorder se t tings. ● ● Set tings ● ● Color effect t o apply differ ent color effects t o your videos. Choose fr om None , Mono , Sepia , Negativ e , Aqua , Ske tch , and Mono-Negativ e .
157 ● ● T ap More t o view the det ails of the video. T o play a video: 1. Pre ss > > Gallery t o view the gallery st or ed on the microSD car d. ● ● Scroll left or right t o view mor e albums. 2. T ap an album t o open it and view its cont ents.
158 T o change your Calendar vie w: ● ● Pr e ss > Da y , W eek, Month, Agenda, or T oda y . Each vie w displa y s the e vents in y our calendar for the period of time that y ou specify . V iewing Ev ent Details Y ou can vie w mor e informa tion about an e vent in a number of w a ys, depending on the curr ent view .
159 Cr eating an Ev ent Y ou can use Calendar on your device t o creat e event s that appear on y our device and in y our Google Calendar on the W eb. T o crea te an e vent: 1. Open the Calendar , and pr e ss > Mor e > Ne w e v ent . ● ● Y ou can also touch and hold a spo t in Da y , W eek , or Month view .
160 multiple addr esses with commas ( , ). If the people t o whom you send invit ations use Google Calendar , they'll r eceive an in vitation thr ough their Google Calendar and by email. ● ● T ap to sear ch the GAL(Global A ddress List)*, if y ou set up a Microsoft Ex change account.
161 T o delet e an event: ● ● Fr om Agenda, Day , or W eek vie w , tap an e vent t o vie w the ev ent details. Then, pr ess > Delet e ev ent . T ap OK t o confirm. ● ● Fr om Day or W eek vie w , touch and hold the e vent then t ap Delet e ev ent in the Cont ext menu.
R esponding t o an Event R eminder If you se t a reminder for an e vent, the r eminder notification appear s in the Status Bar when the reminder time arriv es.
163 2. T ap the but t on to the right of each calendar t o show or hide it. If is displa yed, the calendar is shown. If is not displa yed, the calendar is hidden. The st atus of the calendar is also displa yed in t ext under the calendar's name. T o stop s ynchronizing calendars t o your de vice: 1.
164 zone when tr a veling. ● ● Home time zone Opens a dialog where y ou can set the time zone to use in Calendar when y ou're tr a veling (onl y av ailable if you ha ve the Use home time zone set ting check ed). ● ● Set alerts and notifications : Opens a dialog box t o configure e vent r eminders.
165 2. T ouch and hold the folder's title bar . 3. Enter the ne w folder name. 4. T ap OK . T o organize it ems on the home screen in a folder: ● ● Just dr ag a shortcut, an icon, or a folder and drop it in the de sired folder .
166 ● ● When the Clock application is running, it switches t o screensa ver mode aft er a few minut es. Simply pre ss a device k e y to w ake the phone up again.
167 Alarms The Clock application also allo ws y ou to se t alarms. T o set an alarm: 1. T ap at the bot tom of the Clock scr een. 2. T ap an existing alarm t o change its time and other at tribut es or t ap A dd alarm t o add a ne w one. 3. T ap T ime t o set the time of the alarm.
168 7 . T ap Label t o enter a name for the alarm. 8. When you'r e finished, tap Done . 9. Pre ss to r eturn to the main Clock scr een. T o change alarm set tings: 1.
169 2. Enter n umbers and arithmetic oper at ors on the Ba sic panel. 3. Dr ag the Basic panel t o the left t o open the A dv anced panel. 4. T ouch and hold the Calcula t or’ s display t o open a menu where y ou can copy wha t you’v e ent ered and access other t ools.
170 Bluet ooth Bluet ooth is a short -r ange communications t echnology that allow s you t o connect wirelessl y t o a number of Bluet ooth de vices, such as headse ts and hands-free car kit s, Bluet ooth-enabled handhelds, comput ers, print ers, and wir eless phones.
171 – Bluet ooth is on. – Bluet ooth is connect ed to a Bluet ooth device. The Bluet ooth Set tings Menu The Bluet ooth set tings menu allow s you t o set up man y of the char act eristics of your de vice's Bluet ooth service, including: ● ● Ent ering or changing the name your de vice uses for Bluet ooth communication.
172 ● ● Scan for device s : If the Bluet ooth-compatible de vice (such as headsets, de vice, printer , or comput er) you w ant to pair with isn't on the list, mak e sure the t arge t device is set t o be discov er able, then tap Scan for de vices to scan again.
173 T o disconnect a paired de vice: Disconnecting a pair ed device br eaks the connection bet ween the de vice and your L G VM7 0 1, but re tains the pairing. A t a lat er point when you wish t o reconnect the de vice, there is no need t o setup the connection information again.
174 1. V erify your Bluet ooth is turned on. 2. Fr om the Bluet ooth set tings page, touch and hold the name of the pr eviously pair ed device (under the Bluet ooth de vices section). This opens the connect ed device’ s menu options. 3. T ap Disconnect & Unpair t o confirm deletion.
175 3. Pre ss twice, then checkmark pictur es and/or videos to shar e. 4. T ap Share > Bluet ooth . 5. T ap a paired de vice. ● ● The ext ernal Bluet ooth device must be visible and comm unicating for the pairing t o be successful.
176 Y our De vice's microSD Car d and Adapt er Remo ving the microSD Car d T o safely r emov e the microSD car d from y our device, you fir st need t o unmount it. W ARNING: On the Android OS 2.3, you can do wnload applications from Android Mark et and store them on a microSD car d as well as on the device.
microSD Icon Indica tor s The following icons sho w your micr oSD card connection sta tus at a glance: - microSD car d has been unmounted fr om the device and is safe t o remo ve.
178 ● ● Slide the W rite Pr ot ection lock tab do wn into the “Lock” position t o pre vent o verwriting of da ta. T o allow da ta t o be added or remov ed from the microSD car d, slide the Writ e Prot ection lock tab up int o the normal position.
Connecting Y our Device t o Y our Comput er Before using y our device's mass st or age capabilities, y ou need to pr epare your de vice's dat a services t o s ynchronize with y our deskt op or lapt op computer . Once you ha ve connect ed the device t o the comput er , y ou can tr ansfer your dat a to or fr om the microSD car d.
2. Open the Notifications P anel (on your device) and t ap USB connected. 3. T ap Char ge only > Done t o unmount the microSD car d. 4. Disconnect the USB cable from y our phone.
181 Inde x A Accessing R ecently -Used Applications 3 4 TTY mode 5 9 Accessing T ext Messages 9 6 Accounts 7 3 Accounts and Me ssaging 8 8 Accounts Se t tings 7 3 Activa ting Location Mode 1 2 7 A cti.
182 Inde x Deleting a Message or Me ssage Thread 1 00 Device Ba sics 4, 6 Device F unction Ke ys 1 7 Device Se t tings 5 7 Dialing and Sa ving Phone Numbers W ith Pause s 4 9 Dialing Fr om the Contact.
North American Dialing 5 8 O Opening Menus W ith V oice Dialer 14 8 P P airing Bluet ooth Device s 1 7 2 Phone 4 5 Plus (+) Code Dialing 5 1 Preparing Y our Device for VPN Connection 1 3 5 Prepending .
Card 1 7 8 V iewing the Call Log 5 3 V iewing the Displa y Screen 8 V iewing Y our Calendar and Events 15 7 V iewing Y our Pictures 1 5 3 V irtual Privat e Net works (VPN) 13 5 V oice Dialer 1 4 6 V o.
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