Panasonic Gsm Gprs Mobile Phone Ebgu87 Operating Instructions

							Camera Menu  37
Brightness With image on preview screen, move (scroll) to the right to 
increase brightness or to the left to darken.
 Brightness setting may not work well in dark conditions.
  indicates brightness range (-2 to +2).
PREVIEW SCREEN OPTIONS
Twilight ModeIn the Camera Menu  with image on preview screen...
Take a picture in low 
light.1.Press 
 ().
2.Press  (Twilight Mode).
3.Scroll to On or Off, press  .
If on, Twilight Mode remains on until you turn it off 
(repeat steps1 to 3) or until you exit the camera.
Close Up ModeIn the Camera Menu  with image on preview screen...
Take a close up shot.1.Press 
 ().
2.Scroll to Close Up Mode, press  .
3.Scroll to On or Off, press  .
If on, Close Up Mode remains on until you turn it off 
(repeat steps1 to 3) or until you exit the camera.
Close Up may not work well in dark conditions.
EffectIn the Camera Menu  with image on preview screen...
Take a picture in sepia-
tones, monochrome 
(black & white) or as a 
negative (reverse 
colors).1.Press  
().
2.Scroll to Effect, press  .
3.Scroll to desired effect, press  .
The selected effect remains on until you turn it off 
(repeat steps1 to 3) or until you exit the camera.
FrameIn the Camera Menu  with image on preview screen...
Add a frame to a 
picture.1.Press  
().
2.Scroll to Frame, press  .
3.Scroll to desired frame, press  .
Press   to briefly view a frame. The display 
automatically returns to list of frames to select.
The selected effect remains on until you turn it off 
(repeat steps1 to 3) or until you exit the camera.
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Self TimerIn the Camera Menu  with image on preview screen...
Set a delay timer (10 
seconds) for taking a 
picture.1.Press  
().
2.Scroll to Self Timer, press  .
3.Scroll to On or Off, press  .
If on, the self timer remains on until you take a 
picture, until you turn it off (repeat steps1 to 3) or 
until you exit the camera.
4.Once the self timer is on, press   to take a picture.
The timer ticks and the LED blinks for 10 seconds. A 
camera shutter sound plays when the picture is 
being taken.
Image FormatIn the Camera Menu  with image on preview screen...
Select photo file type 
(JPEG Fine, JPEG 
Normal, JPEG 
Economy or PNG).1.Press  
().
2.Scroll to Image Format, press  .
3.Scroll to desired format, press  .
The selected format setting remains until you 
change it (repeat steps1 to 3).
Data FilesIn the Camera Menu  with image on preview screen...
View images in data 
folder (where all saved 
pictures are stored).1.Press  
().
2.Scroll to Data Files, press  .
3.Scroll to Picture folder, press   (Open).
4.Scroll to desired files, press   or press 
 (Menu) for 
other options 
View, Rename, Copy, Move, Delete or 
Property.
MMSIn the Camera Menu  with image on preview screen...
Immediately send a 
photo by MMS 
(Multimedia Messaging 
Service).1.Press 
 ().
2.Scroll to MMS, press  .
3.Continue with step 3 in “Create” on page 41 to create 
an MMS message.
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							Games Menu  39
GAMES MENU
 Warning: Battery times will be shorter when playing 
games (because backlighting is constant).
To open the Games Menu:
1.From standby, press   to open main menu display.
2.Scroll/move to highlight Games Menu icon  , 
press 
.
TETRIS®
Fill in lines (rows) with 
block shapes.
Te t r i s
®; © Elorg 1987.
Tetris Logo by Roger 
Dean; © The Tetris 
Company 1997
All Rights Reserved.
In Games Menu  ...
1.Press  (TETRIS®).
2.Press   to enter game menu.
3.Scroll to desired game (Endless, 99 Line Attack, 99K 
Pts Attack), press 
. 
4.Move using navigation key, or use 2, 4, 6, and 8 keys 
to move blocks. Press   to rotate blocks.
Notes:
Select Options from game menu to see score records 
or clear hi-score.
 To turn off sound, see “All Sounds” on page 69.
HERDING 
SHEEP
In Games Menu  ...
Move the sheep dog to 
herd sheep into their 
pen.1.Scroll to Herding Sheep, press .

Press   for help screen.
2.Scroll to desired game level, press  .
Select Score to view or clear score information.
3.Press   to begin game.
4.Move using navigation key, or 2, 4, 6, and 8 keys.
Notes:
 Press 
 to pause and turn sound on/off. Press   to 
resume play.
 Press  to exit.
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							Messages Menu  41
MESSAGES MENU
SMS: Short Message Service allows you to send and 
receive text messages to mobile phones on the same 
network or any network that has a roaming agreement.
MMS: Multimedia Messaging Service allows you to attach 
images and music to text messages. The recipient can 
play it as a slide show (multimedia). MMS messages can 
be sent to another mobile phone with MMS capability or to 
an e-mail address.
e-mail: Create and send an e-mail message.
To open the Messages Menu:
1.From standby, press   to open main menu display.
2.Scroll/move to highlight Messages Menu icon  , 
press 
.
MMSMultimedia Messaging Service allows you to attach images 
and music to text messages. The recipient can play it as a 
slide show (multimedia). MMS messages can be sent to 
another mobile phone with MMS capability or to an e-mail 
address.
When you receive an MMS message notice, the message 
notice indicator ( ) displays, along with an audible tone 
or vibration. Continue with “Inbox” on page 43.
SETTING THE PHONE FOR MULTIMEDIA MESSAGING
Before you can send a message, you must program the 
Message Center number (issued by your wireless service 
provider). See “Settings” on page 49. The Message Center 
number may be preprogrammed on the SIM card.
CreateIn Messages Menu  ...
Write an MMS 
message.1.Press  (MMS).
2.Press  (Create).
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3.Scroll to desired option, press  .
4.When you finish adding files and text, press   (Ok) to 
go to address screen.
5.Scroll up to To : line, press 
 (Edit), To List appears.
To enter a phonebook address, press  , scroll to 
desired recipient, press  , scroll to Recall, press 
.
Press 
 (Menu), scroll to Add, press   to enter a 
phone number or e-mail address.
6.Press 
 (Menu) scroll to desired option:
7.If desired, scroll to Cc: to send a copy to another 
recipient. Or scroll to Bcc: to send a blind copy. 
8.Scroll to Subj:, press  , enter subject, press   
twice.
9.When you finish the message and return to the Create 
screen, press   (Menu).
Add ImageScroll to folder, press  , scroll to image, press 
. Press   to continue adding to message.
Add TextEnter message text, press   twice to save. See 
“Appendix A: Text Entry” starting on page 91. If 
you are in an alphabet entry mode, you can enter 
a preset user message. To edit an existing 
message, see “Preset Messages” on page 75.
Add SoundScroll to folder, press  , scroll to sound file, 
press  . Press   to continue adding to 
message.
Slide TimeEnter time (1 to 30 seconds).
Te x t (color) Move to desired color, press  .
BackgroundMove to desired color, press  .
AcceptSave recipient entry and continue creating your 
Multimedia Msg.
AddEnter another recipient address.
EditEdit recipient entry.
DeletePress   to delete recipient entry.
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10.Scroll to desired option, press .
InboxIn Messages Menu  ...
First choose if you want 
to receive an MMS 
message, then 
download it to your 
phone. Inbox stores 
MMS message notices 
and messages you 
have received. 1.Press  (MMS).
2.Scroll to Inbox, press  .
3.Scroll to Noticebox (number of notices appears), 
press .
4.Scroll to desired notice header 
and press  (Menu) 
for these options: 
SendSends message to recipient(s). A copy is saved 
in the outbox.
SaveSaves message in outbox. Message can be 
edited or sent at a later time.
Slide ShowPlays images, sounds, and text so you can verify 
the message before sending.
Other OptionsResend Attempts: Scroll to Maximum or 
Custom, press  .
Send ID: Scroll to Hide or Show, press  .
Report: Scroll to Ye s or No, press  .
Delivery Time: Enter time (in hours), press  .
ReceivePress   to receive message. When complete, 
message moves to Receivebox. Press   
(Cancel) to stop message transmittal. 
RejectPress 
 to reject message.
Receive AllPress  , then press   (Menu) to select which 
messages to receive.
SortPress  , then select Date, Address or Size.
PhonebookPress  , then select SIM Phonebook or Mobile 
Phonebook to save to.
ProtectPress   to protect message from being 
overwritten.
DisplayPress   to choose whether messages are 
displayed by Subject or Address.
DeletePress   twice to delete.
StatusPress   to view number of notice, received and 
unused messages. 
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To read messages in the Receivebox:
1.Press  (MMS).
2.Scroll to Inbox, press  .
3.Scroll to Receivebox (number of unread messages 
appears), press  .
4.Press   twice to play the message (view images or 
slideshows), or press 
 (Menu) once for these options:
OutboxIn Messages Menu  ...
Outbox stores sent 
messages and draft 
messages (waiting to 
be sent) that you have 
created.1.Press 
 (MMS).
2.Scroll to Outbox, press  .
3.Scroll to desired option. 
SortPress  , then select Date, Address or Size.
PhonebookPress  , then select SIM Phonebook or Mobile 
Phonebook to save to.
ProtectPress   to protect message from being 
overwritten.
DisplayPress   to choose whether messages are 
displayed by Subject or Address.
DeletePress   twice to delete.
StatusPress   to view number of notice, received and 
unused messages. 
SentPress   to view a list of sent messages. Scroll to 
desired message, press   to view the message. 
Or, press   (Menu) for more options.
DraftShows messages that have not been sent. Scroll to 
message, press   (Menu) for options (Send, 
Send All, Sort, Phonebook, Protect, Display, 
Delete, and Status). Or, press   to view 
message.
PendingShows messages which failed during sending (i.e., 
broken connection prevented sending, etc...)
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Server ListIn Messages Menu  ...
You must configure 
MMS on your phone 
before sending or 
receiving MMS 
messages. Your 
wireless service 
provider will supply the 
configuration 
information.1.Press  (MMS).
2.Scroll to Server List, press  .
3.Scroll to an empty server profile, press  .
Create up to 3 servers.
Choose Server Auto to automatically set.
4.Scroll to Edit, press  .
5.Profile Name is highlighted, press   (Edit) and enter 
the Profile Name, press   twice.
6.Scroll to Server URL, press  . Enter url, press   
twice.
7.Scroll to Gateway IP, press  . Enter IP address, 
press  twice.
8.Scroll to Bearer Type, press  . Scroll to Circuit 
Switch or GPRS, press   twice.
To choose a desired server profile, go to the Server List, 
scroll to desired server name, press   twice to set.
SettingsIn Messages Menu  ...
Personalize MMS 
message settings in 
your phone.1.Press  (MMS).
2.Scroll to Settings, press  .
3.Scroll to desired option, press  .
Font SizeScroll to desired font (text) size, press  .
DisplayScroll Inbox or Outbox, press  . Scroll to 
Subject or Address, press  .
Send SettingsScroll to desired option (Resend Attempts, 
Send ID, Report), press  .
Reset Snd SettgsReturn all Send Settings to default. Press 
 to reset to default.
Receive SettingsSet to receive or reject a message from an 
anonymous sender. Press  , scroll to 
Accept or Reject, press  .
Report AllowedScroll to Permit or Reject, press  .
Auto ReceptionScroll to Enable or Disable, press  .
Player ModeScroll to Automatic or Manual, press  .
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SMSYou can send and receive text messages (up to 160 
characters) to mobile phones on the same network or any 
network that has a roaming agreement. A message is sent 
as a single message, but may be received as up to 3 
messages (depending on the recipient’s phone settings).
When you receive an SMS message, the message 
indicator ( ) displays, along with an audible tone or 
vibration. When Read displays, press   to read the 
message. Scroll up and down to view the message.
SETTING THE PHONE FOR SHORT TEXT MESSAGING
Before you can send a message, you must program the 
Message Center number (issued by your wireless service 
provider). See “Settings” on page 49. The Message Center 
number may be preprogrammed on the SIM card.
Create SMSIn Messages Menu  ...
Write an SMS message 
to send to another 
mobile phone.1.Scroll to 
SMS, press .
2.Press  (Create SMS).
3.Enter desired message text
, or press   (Menu) for 
options Copy, Cut, Paste, User Msg. (common phrases), 
Char. List, Input Mode, or Cancel.
4.When finished, press  (Ok) for send options.
5.Enter destination mobile phone number, press  
twice.
6.Press 
 (Menu) and select No or Ye s to request 
delivery confirmation, press 
 to send.
Create E-SMSIn Messages Menu  ...
Write an SMS message 
to send to an e-mail 
address.1.Scroll to 
SMS, press .
2.Scroll to Create E-SMS, press  .
3.Enter desired message text
, or press   (Menu) for 
options Copy, Cut, Paste, User Msg. (common phrases), 
Char. List, Input Mode, or Cancel.
4.When finished, press   twice (Menu>Ok) and enter 
subject, press 
 twice.
5.Enter destination e-mail address, press  twice.
6.Press 
 (Ok) to send.
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