A Consuming Experience: Nokia 7710: 4.0.1 firmware vs. 4.10.0 firmware upgrade

Comparison of differences between old and new manuals, 7 February 2006

Recently, updated firmware for the Nokia 7710 smartphone was released - version 4.10.0. As I couldn't find an official guide to the new features of the 4.10.0 firmware and their use in practice, apart from the changelog listed on the My-Symbian forum for the Series 90, I decided to compare the user guide/manual before and after the new firmware.

I've written a review of the 4.10.0 upgrade. Also, below are the key changes in the manual (text differences only, the software I tried didn't compare pics) - they are best assessed when viewed in conjunction with a copy of the full new manual as the comparison is line by line rather than more intelligently by text content. I've also not included minor changes like "device" to "smartphone". Also, some of the changes appear to be corrections or additions of items which should have been in the original manual, but weren't. For length reasons I've just made a judgement call as to which bits to include below (including a silly one like "screw up" just for light relief!), and apologies if I've missed anything major out - I don't think I have but I pulled them out manually so mistakes are possible.

[Updated 25 March 2006:] The table below is only an extract - you can view or download the full comparison table but it's 3 MB.

Original: Nokia_7710_UG_en.pdf (9312134 Issue 2 EN) - 4.01.0 firmware
Modified: Nokia_7710_APAC_UG_en_en.pdf - 4.10.0 firmware

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#	Nokia_7710_UG_en.pdf (9312134 Issue 2 EN) - 4.01.0	Nokia_7710_APAC_UG_en_en.pdf- 4.10.0	#
950	Desk key. Press to open the Desk application, which	Desk key. Press to open the Desk application, which	1065
951	is the main view for the smartphone. For more	is the main view for the smartphone. For more	1066
952	information, see "Desk" on page 31. A long press opens	information, see "Desk" on page 32. A long press opens	1067
953	a list of recently used applications that you can switch	a list of recently used applications that you can switch	1068
954	to.	to. Can also be used to open alternative My view. For	1069
		more information see "My view settings" on page 118	1070
955	8	8	1071
956	Esc key. Closes dialogs or returns to previous view.	Esc key. Closes dialogs or returns to previous view.	1072
957	It also cancels actions in dialogs where Cancel button	It also cancels actions in dialogs where Cancel button	1073
958	is available.	is available. If an application stops responding, press	1074
		this key for at least 5 seconds to close the applications	1075
		running in the background and free some memory. To	1076
		prevent out-of-memory situations, it is a good idea to	1077
		Copyright ©	1078
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	1079
		14	1080
		regularly close unused applications by pressing the	1081
		key.	1082
1862	To add a background image, press	To add a background image, press , and select	2002
1863	, and select	Display > Set background image.... Select the image and	2003
1864	Display > Set background image.... Select the image. Tap	tap Insert.. To further personalise the display,	2004
1865	Preview if you want to view the image. Otherwise, tap	see "Themes" on page 123.	2005
1866	OK. To further personalise the display, see "Themes"	Copyright ©	2006
1901	33	Active standby	2040
1902	Copyright © 2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	To open the active standby view, press	2041
		, or tap	2042
		in Desk.	2043
		This view contains four application icons that you can	2044
		customise, the default status bar, profile indicator, date,	2045
		and time.	2046
		To change a background image, press	2047
		, and select	2048
		Display > Set background image.... Select the image, and	2049
		tap Set.	2050
		To select the applications for active standby, press	2051
		, and select Tools > Settings. Tap	2052
		, and select each	2053
		application from the list.	2054
2052	. To switch between views, press	. To switch between views, press	2214
		.	2215
		To change the orientation of the dialler or speed	2216
		dialling view, press	2217
		, and select View > Landscape	2218
		mode/Portrait mode.	2219
		Tip: You can also press	2220
		to change the orientation.	2221
2065	To call a number in your directory, tap Contacts in	To call a number in your directory:	2234
2066	the Dialler window, select a contact in the directory,	•	2235
2067	and tap Call. If the contact has more than one phone	In landscape mode, tap Contacts in the dialler window,	2236
2068	number, a list opens with all the contact's phone	select a contact in the directory, and tap Call. If the	2237
2069	numbers. Choose a number from the list and tap OK.	contact has more than one phone number, a list opens	2238
		with all the contact's phone numbers. Select a number	2239
		from the list, and tap OK.	2240
		•	2241
		In portrait mode, Start writing the name of the contact	2242
		in the input field. When you see a matching contact in	2243
		the list above the input field, tap it and Call. If the	2244
		contact has more than one phone number, phone	2245
		numbers are listed as separate contacts. To switch	2246
		between letters and numbers, press and hold the #	2247
		key.	2248
2765	To open a message, double-tap it. If there is a Web	To preview a message, tap it once.	2959
2766	link in the message, you can open it by tapping the	To open a message, double-tap it. If there is a Web link	2960
2767	link.	in the message, you can open it by tapping the link.	2961
		To turn message preview on or off, press	2962
		, and	2963
		select Display > Preview mode.	2964
2829	the same message.	the same message.	3027
		To delete all sent messages automatically, open the	3028
		Sent folder, press	3029
		, and select Tools > Delete sent	3030
		messages. Define the the maximum number of	3031
		messages allowed in Sent folder or the number of days	3032
		after which the messages are deleted.	3033
2944	. Select the	. Select the	3150
2945	recipient from the list and tap Add. Tap Done when you	recipient from the list, the phone number you want to	3151
2946	have selected all recipients.	use, and tap Add. Tap Done when you have selected all	3152
		recipients. You can also select a contact group as a	3153
		recipient.
2968	more expensive than sending just one message.	contact group may be more expensive than sending just	3174
		one message.	3175
		To delete all sent messages automatically, open the	3176
		Sent folder, press	3177
		, and select Tools > Delete sent	3178
		messages. Define the the maximum number of	3179
		messages allowed in Inbox or the number of days after	3180
		which the messages are deleted.
3004	message. To open a message in Inbox, double-tap it.	To preview a message, tap it once.	3222
		To open a message, double-tap it.	3223
3256	save the messages to be retrieved later. Select Reject	messages to be retrieved later. To retrieve the messages	3482
		later, set this setting to Retrieve immediately. Select Reject	3483
3257	message if you want to reject multimedia messages. The	message if you want to reject multimedia messages. The
3280	Special message types	Smart messages	3507
3281	Your smartphone can receive different types of messages	Your smartphone can receive many kinds of smart	3508
3282	that contain data, also called Over-The-Air (OTA)	messages, text messages that contain data, also called	3509
3283	messages. Examples of these are picture messages,	Over-The-Air (OTA) messages. Examples of these are	3510
3284	business cards, ringing tones, or calendar entries.	picture messages, business cards, ringing tones, or	3511
		calendar entries.	3512
3521	frequency and the possible end date. When you have	tap Repeat. Define the repeat frequency and the	3753
3522	specified all the required details, tap Done.	possible end date. To make the entry private, so that	3754
		the details are not shown to others when your calendar	3755
		is synchronised with a networked PC calendar, select	3756
		Synchronisation:Private. When you have specified all the	3757
		required details, tap Done.	3758
3595	will go off. To repeat the task, tap Repeat. Define the	will go off. To make the task private, so that the	3833
3596	repeat frequency, and the possible end date.	details are not shown to others when your calendar is	3834
		synchronised with a networked PC calendar, select	3835
		Synchronisation:Private. To repeat	3836
		the task, tap Repeat. Define the repeat frequency,	3837
		and the possible end date.	3838
3597	To edit a note, double-tap it, and make the changes.	To edit a note, double-tap it, and make the changes.	3839
3598	To mark the selected task as complete, press	To mark the selected task as complete, press	3840
3599	,	,	3841
3600	and select To-do note > Mark as completed.	and select To-do note > Mark as completed.	3842
3601	To make a note private so that the details will not be
3602	shown to others when your calendar is synchronised
3603	with a networked PC calendar, press
3604	, and select To-
3605	do note >Mark as private.
3667	instructions.	instructions.	3905
		Based on the type of the SIM card you use, your device may	3906
		be able to automatically add the correct settings for WWW	3907
		browsing and MMS.	3908
3704	.	.	3946
		To enable or disable flash animations, press	3947
		, and	3948
		select or clear Display > Enable flash. Disabling flash	3949
		animations may speed up browsing.	3950
3731	Navigating	Navigating	3980
		Tip: Tap and hold the stylus on a Web page to open	3981
		menu for showing or hiding images, enabling or	3982
		disabling flash animations, navigating, and other	3983
		functions.The content of this menu varies.	3984

3771	Tip: Tap on an image or link by holding the stylus
3772	down for about a second to open a popup menu. This
3773	has options to save the image or open the link in a new
3774	window. Zoom option is available in the popup menu
3775	when you tap and hold the stylus down anywhere on
3776	a web page.
3874	with plug-ins. Plug-ins enable the use of Flash animations	with plug-ins.	4120
3875	and other extra functionality.

3925	whether to keep it or not. If you tap Save or press the	whether to keep it. To save the picture, tap Save.	4170
3926	centre of the scroll key, the picture is saved	Images are saved in the folder displayed in the title area	4171
3927	automatically in the Images application in the folder	of the screen. To send the picture as an e-mail	4172
3928	displayed in the title area of the screen.	message attachment, multimedia message, or using	4173
		Bluetooth connection, tap Send. To discard the	4174
		picture without saving it, tap Delete	4175
3968	viewfinder. The better the picture quality, the more	viewfinder. The better the video quality, the more memory	4216
3969	memory the picture consumes.	the picture consumes.	4217
3983	viewfinder. The better the video quality, the more	The better the video quality, the more memory the picture	4233
3984	memory the video consumes.	consumes.	4234
4033	the subjects to squint their eyes. The contrast may also	the subjects to screw up their eyes. The contrast may	4284
4124	to which the image is added.	to which the image is added.	4374
		To set an image as a wallpaper, press	4375
		, and select	4376
		Tools > Set image. Crop the image with the stylus, if	4377
		necessary.	4378
4222	To draw a filled ellipse or circle, press	To draw a filled ellipse or circle, press	4479
		, and	4480
		select Tools > Sketch tools > Filled oval.	4481
		To undo changes, tap Undo; or press	4482
4223	, and select	, and select	4483
4347	To delete a selected video from the smartphone,	To delete a selected video from the smartphone,	4606
4348	press	press	4607
4349	, and select Media clip > Delete.	, and select Edit > Delete.	4608

		Nokia Audio Manager	4631
		Nokia Audio Manager is part of Nokia PC Suite. With Nokia	4632
		PC Suite you can edit, store, and synchronise your	4633
		smartphone data with a Microsoft Windows based PC	4634
		system. For more information on PC Suite and installation	4635
		instructions, see the Nokia PC Suite User Guide provided on	4636
		the CD-ROM supplied with your smartphone, "Nokia PC	4637
		Suite" on page 146, and Nokia PC Suite online help.	4638
		With Nokia Audio Manager, you can create and organise	4639
		digital music files on a compatible PC and transfer them to	4640
		a compatible phone.	4641
		With Nokia Audio Manager you can also do the following:	4642
		•	4643
		Play CD audio.	4644
		•	4645
		Save CD music tracks to .aac format.	4646
		•	4647
		Play .aac, .mp3, and .mp4 music tracks.	4648
		•	4649
		Create, edit, and play .m3u playlists.	4650
		•	4651
		Organise music tracks and playlists in the Nokia Audio	4652
		Manager Music Studio.	4653
		•	4654
		Transfer .aac, mp3, and .mp4 tracks from the Music	4655
		Studio to a compatible Nokia phone.	4656
		•	4657
		Transfer playlists from Music Studio to a compatible	4658
		Nokia phone.	4659
		•	4660
		In the Small Player mode, play the tracks in the current	4661
		Music Studio or CD Player window.	4662
		Nokia Audio Manager is organised around a Music Studio,	4663
		a desktop workspace from which you can organise and	4664
		copy tracks to your phone. Music can be placed in the	4665
		studio from any Windows folder.	4666
		The CD Player allows you to save CD audio files in .aac	4667
		digital format, which you then add to the Music Studio and	4668
		transfer to a compatible Nokia phone.	4669
		You can make Nokia Audio Manager the default music	4670
		player for all supported file types.	4671
		For information on other features of Nokia Audio Manager,	4672
		see Nokia PC Suite online help.	4673
		Note: Do not connect the smartphone to your PC	4674
		before you install the Nokia PC Suite software from the	4675
		CD-ROM supplied with your smartphone.	4676
		Opening Nokia Audio Manager	4677
		You can open Nokia PC Suite applications from the PC	4678
		Suite main window by clicking the icons.	4679
		1To open the PC Suite window, do one of the following:	4680
		•On the Windows taskbar, click the Nokia PC Suite	4681
		icon.	4682
		•On your computer desktop, double-click the Nokia	4683
		PC Suite icon.	4684
		•In the Windows Start menu, click Programs > Nokia	4685
		PC Suite.	4686
		2Click the Transfer music icon.	4687
		Copyright ©	4688
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	4689
		87	4690
		Tip: You can access the Nokia PC Suite help from the	4691
		main window Help menu. The Help menu item Order	4692
		Settings takes you to a web page where you can order	4693
		settings for your Nokia smartphone messaging and	4694
		browsing features, such as WAP/GPRS, multimedia	4695
		messaging, and Internet settings.	4696
		Transferring tracks to your	4697
		smartphone	4698
		With Nokia Audio Manager you can transfer music tracks	4699
		to your smartphone from a CD. First save music from a CD	4700
		on the PC, then transfer the tracks from Audio Manager to	4701
		the smartphone.	4702
		Tip: With a USB cable (DKU-2) connection, you can	4703
		transfer large files such as music files between your	4704
		smartphone and the PC more quickly than with	4705
		Bluetooth connection.	4706
		To transfer music from a CD to a compatible PC:	4707
		1Insert a music CD in the CD drive of your PC.	4708
		2In the Nokia PC Suite main window, click Transfer Music	4709
		to open Nokia Audio Manager.	4710
		3Click CD Player, and select the tracks you want to	4711
		transfer to your smartphone.	4712
		4Click Save tracks. The files are saved to your PC in .aac	4713
		file format.	4714
		To transfer music from a compatible PC to your	4715
		smartphone:	4716
		1Click Music Studio to view the saved tracks.	4717
		2If no tracks are visible, click File > Search. Click Browse	4718
		and Start search. See "Finding tracks on the hard disk"	4719
		on page 88 for details.	4720
		3Select a track, and click Edit > Track or Playlist to	4721
		change the track and artist names.	4722
		4Connect your smartphone to the PC. Nokia Audio	4723
		Manager automatically detects the smartphone, and	4724
		the Mobile Phone pane shows the music tracks stored	4725
		earlier on this smartphone.	4726
		5In the Mobile Phone pane, right-click the phone or	4727
		memory card folder to which you want to transfer the	4728
		music, and select Create Folder. Name the folder (for	4729
		example, Music).	4730
		6Select the phone folder to which you want to transfer	4731
		music.	4732
		7In Music Studio, select the tracks you want to transfer	4733
		to the smartphone, and click Transfer to phone. When	4734
		the transfer is complete, the files appear in the list.	4735
		The music tracks are now saved in your smartphone,	4736
		and you can listen to them on your smartphone.	4737
		Tip: If you have a memory card in your smartphone,	4738
		save the music on the memory card to save space in the	4739
		smartphone memory.	4740
		Copyright ©	4741
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	4742
		88	4743
		Editing CD track information	4744
		You can edit track titles in the CD Player window. The new	4745
		titles are used as file names whenever you save the tracks.	4746
		If you have already saved the track, add this track to the	4747
		Music Studio, and edit the title there.	4748
		To change the title of a CD track, do one of the	4749
		following:	4750
		•	4751
		Double-click a track title, and enter the new title name.	4752
		•	4753
		Right-click a track title, and select Modify title from the	4754
		pop-up menu.	4755
		Finding tracks on the hard disk	4756
		You can scan your hard disks and CD drives for supported	4757
		music files and import them into the Music Studio.	4758
		1Click File > Search. The Search disks for music dialog box	4759
		appears.	4760
		2Click Browse... to select a drive and folder you want to	4761
		scan for tracks.	4762
		3Select the file type to search for: .mp3, .mp4, or .aac	4763
		audio files or .m3u playlist files.	4764
		4Click Start search. Tracks are automatically added to the	4765
		Music Studio window.	4766
		5Click Cancel or search another drive or folder.	4767
		Adding tracks to the Music	4768
		Studio	4769
		You must add tracks to the Music Studio window before	4770
		you can work with them. Adding a music track to the	4771
		Music Studio does not automatically add it to a playlist.	4772
		To add music tracks to the Music Studio, do one of	4773
		the following:	4774
		•	4775
		In the Music Studio window, click Add. Browse your	4776
		Windows folders for music files supported by Nokia	4777
		Audio Manager. Double-click a file or highlight files,	4778
		and select Open.	4779
		•	4780
		Click File > Search. Set the search criteria, and select	4781
		Start search. Tracks and playlists are automatically	4782
		added to the Music Studio.	4783
		•	4784
		From Windows Explorer, drag Nokia Audio Manager	4785
		supported files onto the Music Studio window.	4786
		Nokia Audio Manager automatically loads music tracks to	4787
		the Music Studio window after you save the tracks from a	4788
		CD into a folder on the PC. If you want to deselect this	4789
		option, select Options > Preferences > Miscellaneous, and	4790
		clear Add saved tracks to Music Studio automatically.	4791
		Copyright ©	4792
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	4793
		89	4794
		Editing track information	4795
		The track record for each track contains general	4796
		information, including track title, artist name, duration,	4797
		size,and type. You can only edit the track title and artist	4798
		name.	4799
		1Right-click a track name, and select Edit... from the	4800
		pop-up menu.	4801
		2In the Edit Track dialog, enter or edit the track	4802
		information.	4803
		3Click Save.	4804
		Playlists	4805
		Creating a playlist	4806
		Nokia Audio Manager allows you to organise music tracks	4807
		as a playlist. You can create and work with playlists in the	4808
		Music Studio window.	4809
		1Select the tracks in the Music Studio that you want to	4810
		add to a new playlist.	4811
		2Click Edit > Create New Playlist.	4812
		3In the Save as dialog box, select the Windows folder in	4813
		which the playlist is saved, and enter the playlist name.	4814
		Adding tracks to a playlist	4815
		To add tracks to a playlist, do one of the following:	4816
		•	4817
		Select tracks in the Music Studio window, and create a	4818
		new playlist.	4819
		•	4820
		Copy or cut tracks to the clipboard, and paste them	4821
		into an existing playlist.	4822
		•	4823
		Drag-and-drop tracks into an open playlist in the Music	4824
		Studio window.	4825
		•	4826
		Drag-and-drop tracks from Windows Explorer into an	4827
		open Music Studio playlist.	4828
		To copy tracks into a playlist, in the Music Studio	4829
		window, do the following:	4830
		1Select and right-click the tracks you want to add to the	4831
		playlist.	4832
		2From the pop-up menu, select Copy.	4833
		3Right-click the playlist to which you want to add	4834
		tracks, and select Paste.	4835
		Adding playlists to the Music Studio	4836
		You can group tracks and save them as a playlist. When	4837
		you load a playlist into the Music Studio, you can play,	4838
		edit, save, or remove it.	4839
		To add playlists to the Music Studio, do one of the	4840
		following:	4841
		•	4842
		Click Edit > Create New Playlist. If tracks are highlighted	4843
		in Music Studio, they are automatically added to the	4844
		new playlist. Select the Windows folder to which you	4845
		want to save the new playlist, enter the playlist name,	4846
		and click Save.	4847
		Copyright ©	4848
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	4849
		90	4850
		•	4851
		In the Music Studio window, click Add. Browse through	4852
		your Windows folders for playlist files supported by	4853
		Nokia Audio Manager. Double-click a file or highlight	4854
		files, and click Open.	4855
		For more information on Nokia Audio Manager, see PC	4856
		Suite online help.	4857
		Editing playlist information	4858
		Each playlist contains a playlist title. You can edit this	4859
		information and save it. In the Music Studio window,	4860
		right-click the playlist name, and select Edit...	4861
		1In the Edit Playlist dialog, enter or edit the playlist title.	4862
		2Click Save.	4863
		Finding playlists on the hard disk	4864
		You can scan your hard disks and CD drives for supported	4865
		playlists and import them into the Music Studio.	4866
		1Click File > Search. The Search disks for music dialog box	4867
		appears.	4868
		2Click the Browse... button to select a drive and folder	4869
		you want to scan for playlists.	4870
		*3Select the file type to search for (.m3u playlist files).**	4871
		4Select Start search. Playlists are automatically added	4872
		to the Music Studio window.	4873
		5Select Cancel, or search another drive or folder.	4874
		Removing music tracks and	4875
		playlists from the phone	4876
		To remove music files and playlists from the phone:	4877
		1Connect your phone to the PC. If Nokia Audio Manager	4878
		is already running, it automatically detects the phone	4879
		connection.	4880
		2In the Mobile phone window, you can see the type of	4881
		phone connected and the music content currently	4882
		stored on this phone.	4883
		3 Highlight phone tracks and playlists. Click Remove at	4884
		the bottom of the Mobile phone window. Or, right-	4885
		click a track or a playlist, and select Remove. To remove	4886
		all tracks from the phone, right-click a track in the	4887
		Mobile phone window, and select Remove All.	4888
		To remove tracks from an open playlist:	4889
		1To open the playlist in the Music Studio window, click	4890
		the plus sign [+] next to the playlist name.	4891
		2Select the tracks you want to delete from the playlist.	4892
		3Right-click the selected tracks, and select Remove	4893
		from the pop-up menu.	4894
		You can also drag-and-drop the tracks from the	4895
		playlist into the Music Studio tracks list.	4896

4377	file format.	file format. You can create and edit track lists with	4907
		MusicPlayer of Nokia Audio Manager. Nokia Audio	4908
		Manager is part of Nokia PC Suite.	4909
4378
4440	Managing tracks	Managing tracks	4971
		To add a track to a track list, press	4972
		, and select	4973
		Track> Add to track list....	4974
		To remove a track from a track list, press	4975
		, and	4976
		select Track> Remove from track list.	4977
		To set a track as a ringing tone, select a track, press	5007
		, and select Tools > Set as ringing tone.	5008

4473	Track lists	Track lists	5013
4474	Note that you cannot create new track lists in Music	To create a new track list, press	5014
4475	player, but you can transfer track lists created elsewhere to	, and select	5015
4476	your smartphone. You can use a memory card or	Track > New track list....	5016
4477	compatible computer to transfer the track lists. For	To open a track list, press	5017
4478	information on transferring track lists to your smartphone,	, and select	5018
4479	see the Nokia PC Suite Guide on the sales package CDROM.	Track > Change track list..., or Recent track lists to open	5019
4480	To open a track list , press	one of the last six track lists that you used.	5020
4481	, and select Track >	Track list view	5021
4482	Change track list..., or Recent track lists to open one of the	To rename a track list, press	5022
4483	last six track lists that you have used.	, and select	5023
4484	86	Track list > Rename....	5024
4485	Copyright © 2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	To add tracks to a track list, press	5025
		, and select	5026
		Track list > Add to track list.... Open the location of the	5027
		tracks, select the tracks, and tap Add.	5028
		To delete the track list, press	5029
		, and select	5030
		Track list > Delete track list.	5031

5235	Use this authentication procedure each time you add a	Use this authentication procedure to check all new	5802
5236	new certificate.	certificates.	5803
5341	You may have to set up several Internet connections,
5342	depending on the sites you want to access. For example,
5343	browsing the Internet may require one setup, whereas
5344	browsing your company's intranet may require another
5345	connection.
5346	The Messaging application also uses the Internet access
5347	point to send and receive e-mail and multimedia
5348	messages. See "Messaging" on page 45.
5545	VPN management
5546	Go to Desk > Control panel > VPN management. For
5547	details see "Virtual private networking" on page 115
		My view settings	6121
		Go to Desk > Control panel > My view settings.	6122
		Normally you tap the	6123
		key or tap	6124
		icon to return to	6125
		Desk. With My view settings you can set your smartphone	6126
		so that alternate taps of	6127
		open either Desk or your	6128
		favourite application	6129
		To select the application that opens when you press	6130
		the Desk key in Desk, tap	6131
		, and select the	6132
		application from the list.	6133
6185	In Log, you can view and clear log messages. You can view	In Log, you can view and clear log messages. You can view	6774
6186	the message type, the time when each message is	the message write, the time when each message is	6775
6187	recorded, and the beginning of the log message.	recorded, and the beginning of the log message.	6776
6424	formatting.	formatting. Formatting also removes the password	7022
		protection of the card.	7023
6432	, select Tools > Backup/Restore... and tap Restore.	, select Tools > Backup/Restore... and tap Restore.	7031
		To set a password for a memory card, press	7032
		,	7033
		select Tools > Set password..., and enter the password in	7034
		both fields. To edit the password, press	7035
		, and select	7036
		Tools > Edit password....	7037

6482	and select Options > Create > Text	and select Options > Create text	7090
6483	message / Multimedia message .	message....	7091

6525	Copyright © 2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	7134
		140	7135
		Converter	7136
		You can use the Converter to convert units of	7137
		measurement and currencies.	7138
		Note: The converter has limited accuracy and rounding	7139
		errors may occur.	7140
		To convert a unit, select the unit type in the left	7141
		column, select the unit to convert from in the upper	7142
		field of the right column, and the unit to convert to in	7143
		the lower field. Enter the value to convert in the upper	7144
		Amount:field. Tap the right column to refresh the	7145
		display, if necessary.	7146
		Converting currency	7147
		To set the base currency, press	7148
		, and select Set	7149
		base currency. Select the default currency from the list.	7150
		To set the exchange rate before converting, press	7151
		, and select Edit currencies.... Select the currency to	7152
		edit, tap Edit, and enter the current exchange rate.	7153
		To add a new currency, press	7154
		, and select Edit	7155
		currencies.... Tap New, and enter the required	7156
		information.	7157
		To delete a currency, press	7158
		, and select Edit	7159
		currencies.... Select the currency, and tap Delete. Tap	7160
		Delete again to confirm.	7161
6609	Message deletion interval (hours): - Define how often all the	Message deletion interval (hours): - Define the time period	7249
6610	read messages are removed.	after which all the read messages will be removed.	7250
		A PC with the Windows 2000 or Windows XP operating	7462
		system	7463
		•	7464
		At least 250 MB of free disk space and additional space	7465
		for music tracks	7466
		•	7467
		Either a USB port for cable connection or Bluetooth	7468
		wireless technology equipment and software for	7469
		wireless Bluetooh connection	7470
		Copyright ©	7471
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	7472
		147	7473
		•	7474
		Bluetooth wireless technology equipment should come	7475
		with one of the following Bluetooth stacks: Microsoft	7476
		Windows XP Bluetooth (included in XP SP2),	7477
		WIDCOMM BTW 1.4 and BTW 3.0, Toshiba Bluetooth	7478
		Stack for Windows XP/2000, VT BlueSoleil Bluetooth	7479
		stack for Windows XP/2000. To check what Bluetooth	7480
		stack your PC has installed: in the Windows Start	7481
		menu, click Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device	7482
		Manager, or in the Nokia PC Suite main window, click	7483
		Help > About > System Information.	7484
		•	7485
		To install drivers for the DKU-2 cable, you need	7486
		Windows 2000 with Service Pack 3 or later, or	7487
		Windows XP with Service Pack 1 or later.	7488
		Installing Nokia PC Suite	7489
		Install Nokia PC Suite from the CD-ROM, or from the Nokia	7490
		PC Suite Web-page at www.nokia.com/pcsuite.	7491
		To establish a connection between your smartphone and	7492
		the PC, you also need drivers on your PC. Drivers for DKU-2	7493
		USB connection and Bluetooth connection are installed	7494
		automatically when you install PC Suite or when you	7495
		connect your smartphone to the PC with the Get	7496
		Connected wizard.	7497
		Before installation	7498
		If you have an earlier version of Nokia PC Suite (5.x or 6.x)	7499
		installed on your PC, the earlier version is automatically	7500
		replaced during the installation. If you need to uninstall	7501
		the older version manually, the installation program will	7502
		ask you to do so.	7503
		If you want to use a Bluetooth connection, you must	7504
		install Bluetooth wireless technology software on your PC.	7505
		For more information on Bluetooth software you can use	7506
		with Nokia PC Suite, see "System requirements for Nokia	7507
		PC Suite" on page 146.	7508
		If you are upgrading (for example, from PC Suite 6.41 or	7509
		earlier to PC Suite 6.6), synchronise your smartphone with	7510
		existing PC Suite before upgrading, to avoid duplicate	7511
		calendar appointments. When you have installed PC Suite	7512
		6.6, rerun synchronisation.	7513
		Installing PC Suite 6.6 from a CD-ROM	7514
		1Insert the CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive of your PC,	7515
		and click the installation option to start installing	7516
		Nokia PC Suite 6.6.	7517
		2Select the language, and click OK. The installation	7518
		program starts.	7519
		3Follow the instructions on the screen. You must read	7520
		and accept the licence agreement before continuing.	7521
		If you have an older version of Nokia PC Suite installed	7522
		on your PC, you are informed that it will be uninstalled.	7523
		You may be asked to restart your computer during the	7524
		installation.	7525
		4When the installation is complete, the Get Connected	7526
		wizard opens automatically, and you can select the	7527
		connection types you want to use.	7528
		Copyright ©	7529
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	7530
		148	7531
		Installing PC Suite 6.6 from the Web	7532
		1Open a web browser, and go to www.nokia.com/	7533
		pcsuite > Download. The Download Assistant opens.	7534
		2Select Nokia 7710 from the list, and click Continue. If	7535
		there are two versions available for your smartphone,	7536
		you are asked to select your PC operating system.	7537
		3Select the language to download in the drop-down list,	7538
		and click Download.	7539
		4Save the file on your PC. Click Continue, and follow the	7540
		instructions on the last screen of the Download	7541
		Assistant.	7542
		5Browse to the downloaded file	7543
		Nokia_PC_Suite_66_xx.exe (where xx stands for the	7544
		language), and click it. The installation program starts.	7545
		6Follow the instructions on the screen. You must read	7546
		and accept the licence agreement before continuing.If	7547
		you have an older version of Nokia PC Suite installed on	7548
		your PC, you are informed that it will be uninstalled.	7549
		You may be asked to restart your computer during the	7550
		installation.	7551
		7When the installation is complete, the Get Connected	7552
		wizard opens automatically, and you can set up the	7553
		connection types you want to use.	7554
		Connecting your smartphone and a PC	7555
		Selecting a connection type	7556
		When you have installed Nokia PC Suite, the Get Connected	7557
		wizard opens automatically and guides you in configuring	7558
		the connection type you want to use.	7559
		You can connect your smartphone and a PC with a USB	7560
		cable or Bluetooth wireless technology.	7561
		Connection type details	7562
		DKU-2 USB cable is a fast and reliable data transfer	7563
		method between a smartphone and a PC.	7564
		Bluetooth wireless technology connects your smartphone	7565
		wirelessly to your PC within a short range. The smartphone	7566
		and the PC must be within a 10 metre (about 30 feet)	7567
		radius of each other.	7568
		If you did not receive a cable with your smartphone, you	7569
		can buy one from your Nokia retailer.	7570
		Connection status	7571
		You can see the connection status at the bottom of the	7572
		Nokia PC Suite main window.	7573
		If the smartphone gets disconnected, you can reconnect	7574
		your smartphone to the PC in Get Connected. Open Get	7575
		Connected from the bottom of the PC Suite main window.	7576
		Copyright ©	7577
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	7578
		149	7579
		Connecting your smartphone to a PC with a	7580
		cable	7581
		1In Get Connected, select Cable connection as the	7582
		connection type.	7583
		2Connect the cable to the PC when Get Connected	7584
		prompts you to do so, then connect the other end of	7585
		the cable to the smartphone.	7586
		3The first time you use a cable connection, you must	7587
		wait until Get Connected finishes installing the	7588
		required drivers.	7589
		Connecting your smartphone to a PC using	7590
		Bluetooth	7591
		1Make your smartphone discoverable to other Bluetooth	7592
		devices, and activate the Bluetooth connection of your	7593
		smartphone. For instructions, see your smartphone user	7594
		guide.	7595
		2When you activate Bluetooth for the first time, you are	7596
		asked to give a name to your smartphone. The name is	7597
		used whenever you pair your smartphone and a PC.	7598
		3If you use a Bluetooth adapter, ensure it is plugged into	7599
		the PC.	7600
		4In Get Connected, select the Bluetooth stack you want	7601
		to use from the list of supported Bluetooth stacks.	7602
		5In Get Connected, follow the instructions to pair your	7603
		smartphone with the PC.	7604
		Pairing devices for Bluetooth connection	7605
		To use Bluetooth as the connection type, you must pair	7606
		your smartphone and the PC. Pairing means to associate	7607
		two devices so that they can communicate with each	7608
		other. You only need to pair the devices once, before you	7609
		use the connection for the first time. Follow the	7610
		instructions in Get Connected.	7611
		When you are prompted to enter the passcode, enter the	7612
		passcode generated by Get Connected. Or, enter a passcode	7613
		of your choice (1-16 characters, numeric) on the PC, and	7614
		enter it again on the smartphone. This passcode is used	7615
		only once, and you do not need to memorise it.	7616
		You must authorise the connection between your Nokia	7617
		smartphone and your PC. Select Yes when you see a	7618
		connection request on the smartphone display.	7619
		You can set your PC as authorised, so that individual	7620
		connections between your smartphone and your PC do not	7621
		need separate authorisation. Open the Paired devices view	7622
		on your smartphone, select your PC, and edit the PC to be	7623
		authorised or trusted, depending on the term used in your	7624
		smartphone.	7625
		Remote configuration	7626
		(network service)	7627
6819	Go to Desk > Device manager.	Go to Desk > Device manager.	7628
7012	for at least 5 seconds to free some memory. If this	for at least 5 seconds to close all applications	7822
7013	does not help, switch off the smartphone, and switch	except the currently used one. If this does not help,	7823
7014	it back on. If there is still no response, switch the	switch off the smartphone, and switch it back on. If	7824
7015	phone off, remove the battery, wait for at least ten	there is still no response, switch the phone off, remove	7825
7016	seconds, and replace the battery. To avoid problems	the battery, wait for at least ten seconds, and replace	7826
7189	CARE AND MAINTENANCE	Always use original Nokia batteries for your safety. To check	8000
		that you are getting an original Nokia battery, purchase it from	8001
		an authorized Nokia dealer, look for the Nokia Original	8002
		Enhancements logo on the packaging, and inspect the	8003
		hologram label using the following steps:	8004
		Successful completion of the four steps is not a total	8005
		assurance of the authenticity of the battery. If you have any	8006
		reason to believe that your battery is not an authentic original	8007
		Nokia battery, you should refrain from using it, and take it to	8008
		the nearest authorized Nokia service point or dealer for	8009
		assistance. Your authorized Nokia service point or dealer will	8010
		inspect the battery for authenticity. If authenticity cannot be	8011
		verified, return the battery to the place of purchase.	8012
		Copyright ©	8013
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	8014
		157	8015
		Authenticate hologram	8016
		1When looking at the hologram	8017
		on the label, you should see the	8018
		Nokia connecting hands	8019
		symbol from one angle and the	8020
		Nokia Original Enhancements	8021
		logo when looking from	8022
		another angle.	8023
		2When you angle the hologram	8024
		left, right, down, and up, you	8025
		should see 1, 2, 3, and 4 dots on	8026
		each side respectively.	8027
		3	8028
		Scratch the side of the label to	8029
		reveal a 20-digit code, for	8030
		example,	8031
		12345678919876543210.Turn	8032
		the battery so that the	8033
		numbers are facing upwards.	8034
		The 20-digit code reads	8035
		starting from the number at	8036
		the top row followed by the	8037
		bottom row.	8038
		4Confirm that the 20-digit code	8039
		is valid by following the	8040
		instructions at	8041
		www.nokia.com/batterycheck.	8042
		To create a text message enter the 20-digit code, for example,	8043
		12345678919876543210, and send to +44 7786 200276.	8044
		•	8045
		For countries in Asia Pacific excluding India: Key in the	8046
		20-digit code, for example 12345678919876543210, and	8047
		send to +61 427151515.	8048
		•	8049
		For India only: Key in 'Battery' followed by the 20-digit	8050
		battery code, for example Battery	8051
		12345678919876543210, and send to 5555.	8052
		National and international operator charges will apply.	8053
		You should receive a message indicating whether the code	8054
		can be authenticated.	8055
		What if your battery is not authentic?	8056
		If you cannot confirm that your Nokia battery with the	8057
		hologram on the label is an authentic Nokia battery, please do	8058
		not use the battery. Take it to the nearest authorized Nokia	8059
		service point or dealer for assistance. The use of a battery that	8060
		is not approved by the manufacturer may be dangerous and	8061
		may result in poor performance and damage to your device	8062
		and its enhancements. It may also invalidate any approval or	8063
		warranty applying to the device.	8064
		To find out more about original Nokia batteries, visit	8065
		www.nokiaoriginals.com/check.	8066
		Copyright ©	8067
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	8068
		158	8069
		Nokia original enhancements	8070
		A new extensive range of enhancements is available for	8071
		your phone. Select the enhancements which accommodate	8072
		your specific communication needs. Some of the	8073
		enhancements are described in detail below.	8074
		List of compatible enhancements:	8075
		Audio	8076
		Fashion Stereo Headset	8077
		HS-3	8078
		Headset	8079
		HS-5	8080
		Stereo Headset	8081
		HDS-3	8082
		Boom Headset	8083
		HDB-4	8084
		Wireless Headset	8085
		HDW-3	8086
		Wireless Clip-on Headset	8087
		HS-3W	8088
		Wireless Boom Headset	8089
		HS-4W	8090
		Inductive Loopset	8091
		LPS-4	8092
		Car	8093
		Headrest Handsfree	8094
		BHF-3	8095
		Plug-in Car Handsfree	8096
		HF-3	8097
		Mobile Charger	8098
		LCH-12	8099
		Advanced Car Kit	8100
		CK-7W	8101
		Covers	8102
		Changeable covers	8103
		Data	8104
		Connectivity Cable	8105
		DKU-2	8106
		Memory Card	8107
		DTS-64	8108
		Wireless GPS Module	8109
		LD-1W	8110
		Imaging	8111
		Nokia Remote Camera	8112
		PT-6	8113
		Image Album	8114
		PD-1	8115
		Power	8116
		Battery	8117
		BP-5L	8118
		Compact Charger	8119
		AC-1A	8120
		Travel Charger	8121
		ACP-12	8122
		Copyright ©	8123
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	8124
		159	8125
		Some of the enhancements are described in detail below.	8126
		For availability of the enhancements, please check with	8127
		your local dealer. A few practical rules for enhancements	8128
		operation:	8129
		•	8130
		Keep the enhancements out of small children's reach.	8131
		•	8132
		When you disconnect the powercord of any accessory,	8133
		grasp and pull the plug, not the cord.	8134
		•	8135
		Check regularly that all mobilephone equipment in a	8136
		vehicle is mounted and operating properly.	8137
		Use only batteries, chargers and enhancements	8138
		approved by the phone manufacturer. The use of any	8139
		other types may invalidate any approval or warranty	8140
		applying to the phone, and may be dangerous.	8141
		Battery	8142
		# Variation in operation times may occur depending on	8143
		SIM card, network and usage settings, usage style and	8144
		environments.	8145
		Wireless Clip-on Headset HS-3W	8146
		Easy-to-wear wireless headset with a clip-on main body	8147
		and earpiece for both business and pleasure.	8148
		The headset uses Bluetooth wireless technology between	8149
		the main body and a compatible phone. Basic call handling	8150
		from headset and LED indicating active wireless	8151
		connection.	8152
		Type	8153
		Tech	8154
		Talktime#	8155
		Standby#	8156
		BP-5L	8157
		Li-polymer	8158
		up to 3.5	8159
		hours to	8160
		12 hours	8161
		up to 175	8162
		hours (7 days)	8163
		to 220 hours	8164
		(9 days)	8165
		Copyright ©	8166
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	8167
		160	8168
		Boom Headset HDB-4	8169
		This small and lightweight headset has a beautiful and	8170
		distinctive Nokia design. Gives you excellent audio quality	8171
		and you can answer or end calls by pressing the button on	8172
		the microphone part of the headset.	8173
		Nokia Advanced Car Kit	8174
		CK-7W	8175
		The Nokia Advanced Car Kit CK-7W offers user-friendly	8176
		handsfree communication and works with both wireless	8177
		and wired connections	8178
		This kit includes:	8179
		•	8180
		Handsfree Unit HF-5	8181
		•	8182
		Remote Control CU-7	8183
		•	8184
		External HF Speaker HFS-12	8185
		•	8186
		Microphone HFM-8	8187
		•	8188
		Data Cable CA-27	8189
		•	8190
		Mounting Plate MK-2	8191
		•	8192
		Power Cable PCU-4	8193
		•	8194
		User/Installation Guide	8195
		Copyright ©	8196
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	8197
		161	8198
		Travel Charger ACP-12	8199
		A fast and efficient way to charge your phone battery.	8200
		Suitable for active travelers. Powerful multivoltage	8201
		charger.	8202
		Note: Plug types vary according to different markets.	8203
		Copyright ©	8204
		2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	8205
		162	8206
		Care and Maintenance	8207
		Use chargers indoors.	8249
		•	8250
		Always create a backup of data you want to keep, such as	8251
		contacts and calendar notes, before sending your device to	8252
		a service facility.	8253
7245	use an approved holder or carrying case.	case, belt clip or holder is used for body-worn operation, it	8270
		should not contain metal and should position the device the	8271
		above-stated distance from your body.	8272
		In order to transmit data files or messages, this device requires	8273
		a good quality connection to the network. In some cases,	8274
		transmission of data files or messages may be delayed until	8275
		such a connection is available. Ensure the above separation	8276
		distance instructions are followed until the transmission is	8277
		completed.	8278
7248	not hold the device to the ear with the hearing aid. Always	not hold the device to the ear with the hearing aid. Do not	8281
7249	secure the device in its holder, because metallic materials	place credit cards or other magnetic storage media near the	8282
7250	may be attracted by the earpiece. Do not place credit cards or	device, because information stored on them may be erased.	8283
7251	other magnetic storage media near the device, because
7252	information stored on them may be erased.
7350	If you need to make an emergency call while the device is	If certain features are in use, you may first need to turn those	8387
7351	locked and in flight profile, you may be able to enter an	features off before you can make an emergency call. If the	8388
7352	emergency number preprogrammed in your device at the lock	device is in the offline or flight mode, you must change the	8389
7353	146	profile to activate the phone function before you can make an	8390
7354	Copyright © 2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	emergency call. Consult this guide or your service provider for	8391
7355	code field and tap Call. The device will confirm that you are	more information.	8392
7356	about to exit flight profile to start an emergency call.
7357	Consult this guide or your service provider for more
7358	information.
7359	Some networks may require that a valid SIM card is properly
7360	inserted in the device.
7392	This device meets RF exposure guidelines when used either in	SAR values may vary depending on national reporting and	8428
7393	the normal use position against the ear or when positioned at	testing requirements and the network band. Use of device	8429
7394	least 2.2 cm away from the body. When a carry case, belt clip	accessories and enhancements may result in different SAR	8430
7395	or holder is used for body-worn operation, it should not	values. Additional SAR information may be provided under	8431
7396	contain metal and should position the product at least 2.2 cm	product information at www.nokia.com.	8432
7397	away from your body.	* The SAR limit for mobile devices used by the public is 2.0 W/	8433
7398	In order to transmit data files or messages, this device requires	kg averaged over 10 grams of body tissue. The guidelines	8434
7399	a quality connection to the network. In some cases,	incorporate a substantial margin of safety to give additional	8435
7400	transmission of data files or messages may be delayed until	protection for the public and to account for any variations in	8436
7401	such a connection is available. Ensure the above separation	measurements. SAR values may vary depending on national	8437
7402	distance instructions are followed until the transmission is	reporting requirements and the network band. For SAR	8438
7403	completed.	information in other regions, please look under product	8439
7404	* The SAR limit for mobile devices used by the public is 2.0	information at www.nokia.com.	8440
7405	watts/kilogram (W/kg) averaged over ten grams of body	Copyright ©	8441
7406	tissue. The guidelines incorporate a substantial margin of	2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.	8442
7407	safety to give additional protection for the public and to	167	8443
7408	account for any variations in measurements. SAR values may
7409	vary depending on national reporting requirements and the
7410	network band. For SAR information in other regions please
7411	look under product information at www.nokia.com.