Nokia N91 Manuale utente
Quick Start Guide
Nokia N91
Contents
1. Getting started 3
2. Using the handset 5
3. The UMTS network
and video calls 7
4. Using the camera 9
5. Picture and video
messaging (MMS) 10
6. Vodafone live! 13
7. Downloading 15
8. Other services and
functions 16
Disposal of mobile phones
You can dispose of your old
phone at any Swisscom sales outlet.
Swisscom actively pursues an
environmentally-friendly recycling
policy.
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1. Getting started
In just a few minutes we’ll show you how easy it is to use
the features of your Nokia N91.
1. Insert your SIM card and battery
Swing open the SIM card holder. Place your SIM card in
its socket (gold contacts facing down). Swing the holder
closed again and insert the battery (gold contact edge
first). Place the upper edge of the cover in place, and slide
it forward until it clicks shut.
2. Turn it on
Press and hold the Power key on the top of the
handset. (You do the same to turn it off again.)
The battery may need charging (a full charge should
take at least 90 minutes).
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2. Using the handset
Keys and navigation
Power key (on top of phone): Press and hold to turn your mobile phone
on and off. Press briefly to bring up the Profile menu (use this to select
Silent mode).
Send key: Starts or answers a call. Press (in standby mode) for Call Logs.
Soft keys: Press to choose whatever option is displayed in the bottom
left or right of the screen. In standby mode the left soft key opens
Messages, and the right one starts Vodafone live!
Navigation key: Press to select an item or open a folder. Press the key
sideways to navigate round menus, scroll through lists or play games.
In standby mode press for New text message, for Gallery, for
Camera, for Go to and for Contacts.
End key: (During a call) Ends a call. At all other times takes you directly
back to the Standby screen.
Menu key (on side of phone): Always brings up the main Menu screen.
Press and hold to bring up the Application Switching window.
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Edit key: Brings up a text Option menu when entering text. You can also
use this key to mark more than one item in a list (for selection).
Clear key: Acts as a delete key when entering text.
Folders and applications: Press the key in standby mode to go to the
main menu. This is where all your folders and applications are stored. Use
the navigation key to move around them, and press it to open a folder
or start an application. The Options menu lets you move or rename
folders and create new ones. Choose Exit to quit an application, or press
to go to the main menu.
Application switcher: More than one application can be open at the
same time. To quickly move to another open application, press and hold
the key. Use the navigation key to scroll to the application you want,
and press the navigation key to make it active. Remember, your applica-
tion will open at the same place that you left it.
Menus: Some folders contain more than one menu (shown as tabs at the
top of the screen). Use the navigation key to move sideways through
them. Other menus have sub-menus (indicated by an arrow): press to
see their contents.
Marking selections: To select more than one item in a list (for deletion,
say), highlight each item you want to mark and press and then .
You’ll see a tick appear beside each selected item.
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3. The UMTS network and video calls
UMTS
The UMTS network supports faster data transmission and takes speed and service
availability to a new level.
Swisscom Mobile is introducing a variety of new services specifically for the UMTS
network. As well as being able to make and receive video calls, with Vodafone live!
you can also enjoy Live TV and Replay TV (see page 16).
UMTS service indicator
When the UMTS symbol [ ] appears next to the signal bars, you’ll be able to take
advantage of the faster, richer functions of the UMTS service. Of course, you’ll still be
able to use the existing network at other times.
The UMTS network is growing rapidly – check out www.swisscom-mobile.ch/umts
for more information on where the service is available.
Video calls
When the UMTS symbol [ ] appears you can make and receive video calls with your
Nokia N91. The person you are calling must have a mobile phone that is compatible with
video telephony and be in a UMTS area too.
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To make a call from standby mode, enter a phone number or press and select
a number from your Contacts list. Then select Options > Call > Video Call.
Note: your caller will see the view from the camera on the back of your phone.
During a call, selecting Options brings up an option menu including turning off the
loudspeaker and muting the microphone.
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4. Using the camera
With the built-in 2 megapixel digital zoom camera it’s easy to take photos and
video clips. You can send these to friends and family as a picture or video message
(MMS – see page 10).
Take and send a photo or video clip
1. Turn on the camera
Press and select the Camera application. To take a video press the navigation key .
Press Exit to return to the main menu.
Press or to zoom in or out. The Options menu lets you change the Settings for
image quality and video length, or choose sequence (multi-shot) mode and self-timer.
2. Take the photo or video clip
Press to take a picture or start recording a video clip (press Stop to stop recording).
Photos and videos are saved automatically in the Media > Gallery > Images or Video
clips sections of the main menu.
3. Send the photo or video clip
Now press Options: choose Play to see your video clip. Select Delete to delete what
you’ve taken and try again. Otherwise you can choose Send, then select Via multi-
media. You can also add it to a picture or video message later (see page 10).
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5. Picture and video messaging (MMS)
With picture and video messaging (MMS) you can not only send text messages – you can
send pictures, video clips and sounds as well!
Create and send a message
1. Create a new message
In standby mode, press Messag.. Select New message, then Multimedia message.
2. Enter the text
Press to take the cursor to the Text field. Write your message using the keypad. Press
0 for a space, C to delete, 1 to cycle through common punctuation, and press and hold
the * key for all symbols. Press the key for the text Options menu.
Note: Press the # key to cycle through the Predictive ( ) and Multitap ( )
modes, in normal or lower-case. If words are underlined, press the * key to cycle through
alternative words. Press and hold a number key to enter that number, or press and hold
the # key to go to Numeric mode.
3. Add a photo or video clip
Press Options > Insert object twice and select Image or Video clip. Choose the photo
or video you want to send, and then press Select. You’ll now see it as part of your
message.
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