14 Getting to know your P800
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First time start-up
Please read “Guidelines for safe and efficient use” on page 172
before you start using your P800.
When you start your P800 the first time
1. Press the
On
/
Off
button to turn on your P800, keeping the flip
closed. The language selection dialog opens.
2. Select one of the languages from the list. Read more about
selecting a language in “Language selection” on page 140.
3. When you have selected a language, the phone powers down.
4. Open the flip. Press the
On
/
Off
button again. The
Setup Wizard
starts automatically and guides you through the essential
settings. These include time and date settings, and
information on the Jog Dial, text entry, and status bar. Follow
the instructions on the screen.
5. The
Power menu
opens. Select
Phone on.
6. Enter your PIN when the dialog box appears and press .
Press to delete a digit.
Turning your P800 on and off
By default the
Power menu
prompts you to choose normal
operation or
Flight mode
each time you press the
On
/
Off
button.
These settings can be turned off. See “To use the power menu”
on page 51. In
Flight mode
the phone and Bluetooth functions are
switched off, but you can still use the other functions. Set your
P800 in
Flight mode
where use of mobile phones is not allowed.
Importing phone book entries
You may want to import existing contact information from
another mobile phone to your P800. You can do this in several
ways:
• Beam the phone book entries from the other phone by
infrared or Bluetooth wireless technology and save the set to
Contacts
. See “Sending and receiving contact details” on
page 99.
• Synchronize the SIM and the internal memory on the other
phone with one of the PC PIM applications supported by
your P800. Then you can synchronize this information with
Contacts
.
Note When you synchronize
Contacts
with your PC PIM
application the SIM information is not synchronized. You might
get two versions of the same contact. See “Synchronization and
backup” on page 130.
