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Nexus One User s Guide 3 Contents Contents 3 About this guide 11 Your phone and accessories 15 What s in the box 16 Getting to know your phone 17 Installing the battery SIM and microSD card 18 Charging your phone 22 Using the headset 23 Monitoring the status and trackball lights 24 Status light 24 Trackball 24 Turning the phone on and off 25 Android basics 27 Starting Android the first time 28 If you don t have a SIM card 28 Your Google Account 29 Additional accounts 30 Google services 31 Getting to know the Home screen 32 Using the touchscreen 36 Using the phone s buttons 37 Using the trackball 38 Using the onscreen keyboard 39 Entering text by speaking 42 Editing text 44 Opening and switching applications 46 Working with menus 48 Options menus 48 Context menus 49 Monitoring your phone s status 50 Status icons 50 Notification icons 51 NOUG 2 1 update1 101 Nexus One User s Guide Contents 4 Managing notifications 52 Searching your phone and the web 54 Locking your screen 57 Customizing the Home screen 58 Connecting quickly with your contacts 60 Optimizing battery life 61 Connecting to networks and devices 63 Connecting to mobile networks 64 Connecting to Wi Fi networks 66 Connecting to Bluetooth devices 69 Connecting to a computer via USB 72 Connecting to Continue to download »
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Index A Air bag See supplemental restraint system 1 9 Air bag warning light 1 11 Air cleaner housing filter 8 20 Air conditioner Air conditioner operation 4 5 Air conditioner service 4 9 Air conditioner specification label 10 14 Air conditioner system refrigerant and lubrication recommendations 10 8 Heater and air conditioner controls 4 3 Air flow charts 4 6 Alarm system See theft warning 2 12 Anchor point locations 1 32 Antenna 4 35 Anti lock brake system ABS 5 25 Anti lock brake warning light 2 10 Ashtray See cigarette lighter and ashtray 2 19 Audio system AM FM radio with cassette player 4 10 AM FM radio with cassette player and compact disc player 4 28 AM FM radio with compact disc CD player 4 22 FM AM radio with compact disc CD player 4 15 Auto lock free running hubs 5 20 Automatic Automatic power window switch 2 27 Automatic transmission fluid ATF 8 13 Driving with automatic transmission 5 8 Transmission selector lever lock release 5 11 B Battery 8 16 Battery replacement See multi remote control system 3 7 Before 
To use this function refer to Setting with the State key and Setting with the City key on pages 6 7 and 6 9 SETTING WITH THE State KEY The State key is used when you select a state province to set the destination 1 Select the State key 2 The display shows the screen to select states Input a state province name How do I use the Point of Interest POI feature 6 7 REVIEW COPY 2004 Titan tzw Navigation System OM navi USA English nna 04 02 04 debbie INV1907 INV1908 INV1909 When the Last 5 States key is selected the history of the previous five settings will be listed 3 The display shows the state list Select a state province name 4 The screen returns to the DEST SETTING POI screen When the state province is set the display shows the selected state province next to the State key Input the state province name INFO If you do not know the facility name you want to go to select the List key so that the facility names will be listed in alphabetical order 6 8 How do I use the Point of Interest POI feature REVIEW COPY 2004 Titan tzw Navigation System OM 
