User manual O2 COCOON

[. . . ] Contents Welcome Chapter 1 ­ Before using your mobile What's in the box?Cocoon description The Nest External display Internal display Function keys Navigation key x x x x x x x x x Customise your profile Reset your profile settings x x Chapter 6 ­ Multimedia Pictures Video & Sounds Camera Video camera Other files Manage x x x x x x Chapter 2 ­ Getting your Cocoon ready to use Inserting your SIM The battery Charging the battery Important battery information Inserting your memory card CD Rom and USB cable x x x x x x x Chapter 7 ­ Clock & Alarm Clock Alarm Locations Settings x x x x x Chapter 8 ­ Browser Chapter 3 ­ Basic functions Turning your mobile on Turning your mobile off The menu Shortcuts Main menu map x x x x x x x x x x x x O2 Active Bookmarks Enter address History Manage Chapter 9 ­ Messages Chapter 4 ­ Before using your mobile The basics ­ making and ending calls During a call Voice in-call menu Video in-call menu Voicemail 901 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Chapter 5 ­ Profiles Selecting a profile x x Create new message Reading messages Inbox Drafts Sent messages Unsent messages Email Message settings Memory status Chapter 10 ­ Email Create an email Checking for emails Reading an email Inbox Drafts Sent Outbox Settings x x x x x x x x x Chapter 13 ­ Contacts Adding contacts View contacts Managing your contacts x x x x Chapter 14 ­ Settings Internal Display External Display Phone Calling Music & Calls Network connections Network Connections Security Factory reset x x x x x x x x x x x Chapter 11 ­ Music player Before you dive in Windows Media Player 11 Copying music to your Cocoon Downloading music on the move Receiving music via Bluetooth Music player menu Listening to music Listening to the radio x x x x x x x x x Chapter 15 ­ Get synching Synchronise your contacts and calendar Transfer music files External storage device Sync with your Apple Mac x x x x x Chapter 12 ­ Tools & Games Bluetooth Games Calendar Calculator Notepad Voice recorder World Clock Stopwatch Converter Synchronisation O2 Memory status x x x x x x x x x x x x x Chapter 16 ­ Don't panic In plain English Trouble shooting x x x Chapter 17 ­ The important safety bit at the back Safety information for mobiles Mobile care Driving safety Electronic devices Other safety guidelines Cautions Warranty statement Mandatory statements x x x x x x x x x Welcome to your new O2 Cocoon Thanks for buying the O2 Cocoon. You've got so much more than just a fantastic music phone. It's an extraordinary piece of technology, delivered in a cool, sleek style. [. . . ] The following screen will appear on your O2 Cocoon Click here to return to contents page. Identifies music will be saved to your internal display 6. Drag and drop songs here so you can add to your O2 Cocoon 8. Click here and your computer will select a list of tracks in no specific order to add to your O2 Cocoon 9. Synchronising key 5 1 2 6 7 3 8 4 9 Top tip If you've inserted a memory card, then click Next device to switch between the internal and external memories. Ensure internal memory is highlighted before you drag and drop otherwise the music will be saved to your memory card and not your O2 Cocoon. *Only available if you've inserted a memory card. 104 Final bit · · Click on your computer's library and scroll through the content available Select a playlist, album or song and drag across to Drag items here Cocoon tip To delete a track or album, just click on the name and press the delete key on your computer. · · When you've finished adding albums, playlists or a track, click on Start Sync Your music will now transfer to your O2 Cocoon (or external memory card). Make sure you wait for the confirmation that this is complete before you remove your O2 Cocoon Click here to return to contents page. 105 Receiving music via Bluetooth You can receive MP3 files from friends via Bluetooth. For details on sending and receiving content via Bluetooth click here. Click here to return to contents page. 106 Music player menu · Select Music Player from the main menu then choose from the following Albums Know the album name and not the artist?You can then even search for a track on that album. Tracks Know the name of the track rather than the artist?Then select tracks and scroll through the list available. Genres In the mood for a particular kind of music, select genres and scroll through to find alternative, rock, pop, soul and R&B or jazz. Now playing Select Now playing and view the last track you were playing or the track currently being played. For further details click here for details on listening to your music player. Playlists If you've created a playlist and saved it to your Cocoon you can select it here. Maybe it's a playlist for on the way to work, or on the way home, or step to the beat with a gym compilation. Artists Select to find a specific artist you've saved on your Cocoon. FM radio Need to catch up on the latest news on the way home or prefer to listen to your favourite DJ then your O2 Cocoon becomes an FM radio as well. For full details on listening to the radio click here. · · Scroll through the artists available ­ they're even in alphabetical order ­ and select the one you want Choose to listen to all the tracks on a specific album or select an album and search for an individual track Click here to return to contents page. 107 Tips for managing your music player menu · When you're in the music player menu select Options and choose from Please note Not all options are available at one time but will be available as you scroll through the Music Player levels. Select View as Select to change how you view your albums. You can choose to view album cover artworks or just choose from a list. · · · Select Music Player ­ Albums ­ Options ­ View as Choose to view your albums as a list or as an album cover By selecting Album cover you'll get more detail on your music ­ the year the album was released, the name of the album, the artist, and the genre of music Choose to enter the sub menu. Settings Select to amend the music player settings Play mode You decide whether to listen to your music tracks one after the other or whether your O2 Cocoon randomly selects tracks for you to listen to. Surround sound Surround sound produces a 3D surround effect for music when listening to music using headphones Background play Select from the following options · · · Background play Choose whether the music continues to play or not when you come out of the Media Player function Home screen Select whether the details of the current track being played are displayed on the standby screen Track change Turn on to receive notification of a track change when you're not on the standby screen Year it was released Genre of music Artist Album cover artwork Album name Sleep timer If you're listening to music you can set the time the music plays before your Music Player turns off. Choose from one of the preset options or select User timer and set your own. Otherwise for manual control select Off. Click here to return to contents page. 108 Play · Scroll through your music albums and artists then highlight a track and select Options ­ Play to play the highlighted track Track rating Select to rate your own tracks · Scroll to a track and select Options ­ Track rating · · Press left and right on the navigation key to rate the track out of five stars Select Done to save Send by Bluetooth Select to send the selected track by Bluetooth. For details on Bluetooth click here. Play All Select Artist / Album / Tracks / Genre and then select Play All to listen to your tracks one after the other. Play All with Shuffle Select Artist / Album / Tracks / Genre and then select Play All with Shuffle. Your O2 Cocoon will randomly select tracks for you to listen to. Click here to return to contents page. 109 Listening to music Use the headphones to listen to your music whilst on the way to work, or use the in built stereo speakers so friends can hear the latest tracks you've downloaded. [. . . ] O2 or its authorised agent was not notified by the Customer of the defect within fourteen (14) days after the appearance of the defect within the Warranty Period; or b. the Products were not returned to O2 or its authorised service agent within thirty (30) days after the appearance of the defect within the Warranty Period; or c. deterioration of the Products due to normal wear and tear; or d. use other than in accordance with the user manual; rough handling; exposure to moisture; dampness or extreme thermal or environmental conditions or a rapid change in such conditions; corrosion; oxidation; unauthorised modifications or connections; unauthorised opening or repair; repair by use of unauthorised spare parts; accidents; forces of nature; or other actions beyond the reasonable control of O2 (including but not limited to deficiencies in consumable parts, such as batteries which all by their nature have a limited lifetime, and breakage or damage to the camera lens) unless the defect was caused directly by defects in materials or workmanship. 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