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User Guide
Thank you for choosing the Pantech Breeze IV.
The Pantech Breeze IV has many features
designed to enhance your mobile experience.
From its EZ to read menus, to its sleek, stylish
design, we know you will enjoy the entire
Breeze IV experience.
This User Guide contains important and useful
information that will maximize your familiarity
with all that the Pantech Breeze IV has to offer.
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Melodies Specifications MIDI, i-Melody , MP3 , AMR, W A V , Design AA C, AA C+, WMA Clamshell phone with internal Camera and external display In t egr a t ed 3M CMOS Camer a Displays • Resolution up t o 2048 x 1536 • W Q V GA L CD with 3 . 0” in t ernal (3M AF pix els) display • 3GP Video r ecor ding/pla ying up • qqV GA TF T L CD with 1. 44” t o 15f /s (Q V GA siz e) external display • Self -timer f unction (Off / 5 secs / • 9 lin
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Dimensions & Weight Operating Frequency W eigh t: 102 g (with st andar d • GSM /GPRS/EDGE 850/900/ ba tt ery) 1800/1900 MHz, UMTS/ HSDP A 850/1900/2100 MHz Dimensions: 106 .5 mm X 53 mm netw orks in North A merica, X 17 . 4 mm South A merica, Eur ope, Af rica, Power Management and Asia-P acific wher e these (Performance) networks are supported Battery Standby Talk • A ut oma tic band swit ching Capacity Type Time Time St andar d Up to Up to
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Specifications ................................... 2 Breeze Mode Phone overview ................................8 1. Calls and address book Using Shortcuts .............................. 10 Making, r eceiving and ending a Menu overview ................................. 11 call ........................................................ 34 Quick & Easy .................................... 14 O ptions during a call .................... 36 SIM card and battery ..................... 17 Checkin
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Contents 3. Multimedia 6. Settings Camera .............................................. 60 Phone status .................................... 92 Photo album .................................... 66 Sounds & alerts .............................. 92 Video album ..................................... 68 Displa y settings .............................. 93 Voice command setting ............. 93 4. Useful Features Magnifier ........................................... 72 Advanced Mode Calendar .......
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2. Messaging Other files ....................................... 145 Receiving messages ................... 110 Managing memory ..................... 145 Creating and sending text Playing games............................... 145 messages ......................................... 112 4. Useful Features Creating multimedia Magnifier ......................................... 148 messages ........................................ 113 Calendar .......................................... 149 Messa
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Contents 5. Connectivity 7. Appendix Bluetooth ........................................ 162 Alert message ............................... 180 Using USB Mode .......................... 165 Troubleshooting checklist ....... 181 Using the web browser.............. 165 Saf ety inf orma tion ...................... 184 Setting pr ofiles ............................. 167 Saf ety pr ecautions ..................... 185 About the ba tt ery usage ...........187 6. Settings FCC Hearing-Ai
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Phone overview Earpiece Internal display Quick Call Keys Left/Right Soft key Perform the functions shown at the bottom line of the display OK key or access Browser Press to enter menu system Navigation key Camera key Scr oll thr ough the menu options Power on & off / Menu exit / End key T urn phone on / o ff , ends calls, e xit Voice Command menus Send key Voicemail Clear key Return t o pr e vious scr een or delet es Vibrate mode characters in text mode. Microphone
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Volume up / Speaker Camera down External Display Flash LED Indicators Microphone 2 Internal antenna Micro USB Message, Call, area (Ear Mic. & Battery Charger) note: Holding the de vice b y the in t ernal an t enna ar ea migh t aff ect the quality o f all calls. 8 9
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In Menu mode, Main Menus can be accessed by pressing the number k e ys (1 t o #) corresponding to their location on the screen. Example: A ccessing the Phone menu. note: The phone has integrated Mode adv anced noise suppr ession t echnology . 1. Select Menu. T o ensur e v oice quality , please do not 2. Press for Settings. co v er micr ophone en tries as indica t ed. 3 . Pr ess for Phone Mode. 4. Pr ess the U/D scroll key to Using Shortcuts selec
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Menu overview Messaging AT&T Services User Guide Breeze mode Con v ersa tions Sa y a Command Calculator menu O ptions A T & T F amilyMap Tip Calculator Address Book A T & T Na viga t or Create Message St op W a t ch Contacts A T & T Music D elet e Groups Games & A pp s Settings D elet e F a v orit es Con v ersa tions Phone St a tus myA T&T Settings Templates M y A ccoun t Sounds & Alerts F ix ed Dial Settings Mobile Email Bluetooth Numbers Memory Browser
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Advanced mode menu Messaging Picture Address Mobile AT&T GPS Browser My Stuff A T&T Home A pplica tions Con v ersa tions Book Email Na viga t or Bookmarks Contacts A udio O ptions A T&T Enter Groups Games Create FamilyMap A ddr ess Message F a v orit es Picture Hist ory D elet e Settings Video Manage D elet e F ix ed Dial Tools Con v ersa tions Numbers Other F iles Templates S Used Space Service Settings Numbers Memory S N SIM dependen t Network dependent 12 13
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Video Tools AT&T Music myAT&T Settings N Magnifier Music Player Phone Mode A T&T Recen t Calls So ftw ar e Shop Music Sound Pr ofiles Camera Update Video Camera Displa y Reset Media Player N Call Alarm Clock TTY Calendar Phone Phone Pill Reminder Network Information User Guide Connections Notepad Network Voice Memo W orld Time Connectivity Calculator S Security Tip Calculator Con v ert er St op W a t ch Timer Sa y a Command 12 13
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Quick & Easy Keys Functions Perform the functions shown at the bottom line of the display by using these soft keys. Scr oll thr ough the menu options in Menu mode. In st andb y mode, L eft Scr oll: A ccess My Stuff menu Righ t Scr oll: A ccess Calendar menu Up Scr oll: A ccess Create Message menu D o wn Scr oll: A ccess Contacts menu Select a menu f unction or st or e user -input inf orma tion, such as names. Also use this k e y f or confirma t
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Keys Functions Mak e or r eceiv e a call. Sho w the r ecen t call list in st andb y mode. Re- dial the last call number if pr essed and held in st andb y mode. Complet e the curr en t call. T urn on/ o ff the phone if pr essed and held. Cancel user input and return to standby mode while in Menu mode. Q uickly connect t o the v oice mail serv er if pr essed and held in standby mode. Enter numbers, letters or special characters. Go to the dial ~ scree
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Keys Functions Change v arious t e xt input modes if pressed at the t e xt- editing screen. A djust the earpiece v olume while making a call. Con tr ol the Ringt one v olume, vibr a t e mode and silen t all mode in standby. Mut e the ringt one o f the incoming call if the v olume up k e y is pressed. Reject the incoming call if the v olume do wn k e y is pr essed and held when y ou r eceiv e an incoming call.
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About your battery SIM card and battery Y our phone uses a Li-Ion ba tt ery . About your SIM card Make sure to use an authorized W hen y ou sub scribe t o y our battery and charger only. For netw ork oper a t or , y ou r eceiv e a mor e det ails, please inquir e a t SIM (Sub scriber Iden tity Module) your nearest dealer. card containing your registration note: Your phone is powered by a information, PIN code, etc. Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) ba tt ery . Thi
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2. Insert the SIM car d Installing/removing SIM card into the slot. and battery The gold contacts 1. Remo v e the o f the SIM car d ba tt ery co v er should go against from the unit. the metal contacts T o fit the ba tt ery of the phone. co v er , put it on Put the contacts the guide rail and of the battery into push up. the hole located at the top of the unit and then insert and press the lower side of the battery until you hear the “ click”. Mak
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Getting started the phone. If the contacts at To charge your the battery are not properly battery aligned, damage could occur 1. T o char ge, to the phone and the battery. connect the charger adapter as shown right. Correct Incorrect 3 . T o r emo v e the battery, push the Correct Incorrect bottom of the battery to upwards (1) and r emo v e (2) the battery. Push the SIM car d Correct Incorrect in the arrow direction as shown. 18 19
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2. T o r emo v e Essential display the adapter indications connecting, pull Signal str ength. The gr ea t er the the adapter number of bars, the stronger away as shown the signal. W hen netw ork is in right. searching mode is displayed. F ligh t mode is activ e. Turning the phone on/off A call is being made. W hen To turn on y ou ar e in no service ar ea, is 1. Pr ess and hold . displayed. To turn off NS Call forwarding is acti
