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OGO
User Manual
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OGO User Manual Table of Contents Introducing the Ogo ......................................................................... 1 Features ................................................................................................. 2 Accessories ............................................................................................. 3 Getting Started ................................................................................. 4 Inserting the SIM Card and Battery ........
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Table of Contents IM Status Icons ..................................................................................... 29 Changing Your Status ............................................................................. 30 Sending an Instant Message .................................................................... 31 Adding Emoticons to Your Instant Messages ......................................... 31 Receiving an Instant Message ...................................................
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OGO User Manual Handling an Incoming Call – Ogo is On, Cover is Closed ......................... 52 Handling an Incoming Call – Cover is Open .......................................... 52 Handling a Waiting Call ...................................................................... 53 Handling Multiple Calls ............................................................................ 53 Swapping Calls ................................................................................. 53
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Table of Contents Browsing the Web .......................................................................... 72 Requesting a Specific URL ....................................................................... 73 Working with Bookmarks ......................................................................... 73 Adding a Bookmark ........................................................................... 73 Removing a Bookmark ............................................................
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Introducing the Ogo Introducing the Ogo Ogo is an easy‐to‐use handheld device that offers a variety of mobile communication methods including e‐mail, instant messaging, SMS, RSS, voice, and Web browsing. Ogo's interface and functionality were designed to enhance Web2.0 usability featuring a high resolution screen, and built‐in stereo speakers for an optimal audio‐visual experience. The full keyboard and sleek design encourage user interaction for constant connectivity to live commun
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OGO User Manual Figure 2: Ogo Device (Cover Open) Features The key features of your Ogo include: Text and Instant Messaging: Send a quick text message (SMS) or chat with contacts on your ICQ or Windows Live Messenger lists. Ogo's finger friendly full‐featured keyboard makes it fast, efficient and easy. E‐mail Anywhere: Read and reply to email from multiple accounts. Ogo lets you manage messages from multiple accounts easily and efficiently, whether you're sitting in a restaurant
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Introducing the Ogo Surf the Web: Browse the web from practically anywhere. Blog, browse, check out your favorite websites or the latest news and gossip — with Ogo you're in touch. Contacts List and Calendar: Ogo's Personal Information Manager lets you carry your calendar and contacts’ information with you. Note: The availability of some of the services described in this manual depends on the specific version of the product purchased. Accessories Your Ogo is provided with the
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OGO User Manual Getting Started Before you can begin to enjoy your Ogo, you need to insert the following components into the device: SIM card Battery Inserting the SIM Card and Battery Before you use your Ogo, you need to insert the SIM card and battery into the device. ► To insert the SIM card and battery: 1 Turn your Ogo over and remove the back cover (Figure 3). Figure 3: Removing the Back Cover 2 With its label facing up, gently slide the SIM card into the SIM card slo
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Getting Started Figure 4: Inserting the SIM Card 3 Now, with the battery label facing up, match the battery contacts with the contacts in the battery slot. Push the battery in, contacts‐side down first (Figure 5). Figure 5: Inserting the Battery 4 Push the other side down to slide the battery in until it clicks into place. Note: To remove the battery, gently lift it up from the side opposite the contacts. 5 Replace the back cover (Figure 6). Note: Make sure that the batter
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OGO User Manual Figure 6: Closing the Back Cover Charging the Battery The first time you charge the battery, it is recommended that you charge it for 8 hours. ► To charge the battery: 1 With the battery properly inserted, connect the charger’s mini‐USB power plug to the mini‐USB connector on the front of your Ogo. 2 Plug the charger into an electrical outlet. While the battery is charging, an animated battery icon is displayed. When the battery is fully charged, the icon displa
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Getting Started Identifying the Low Battery Warnings When battery power becomes low, a Battery Low pop‐up message appears. When this happens, charge your Ogo as soon as possible. If the battery level becomes critically low, an additional Battery Low! pop‐up message appears, indicating that you must shut down the device and recharge its battery. For more information, see Charging the Battery on page 6. Checking the Battery Power 7
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OGO User Manual Working with the Ogo To make it easy for you to enjoy Ogo, we recommend that you take a few minutes to get acquainted with the screen, the keyboard, and a few of the general features. Interacting with Your Ogo – Terminology & Tips In this manual, the following terms have been used in the instructions to describe the ways in which you interact with your Ogo: Select refers to moving the focus on the screen to a tab, field, button or option. The selected option is
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Working with the Ogo Powering On Your Ogo for the First Time Once your Ogo is fully charged, hold down the Power key until the screen turns on. The first time you turn on your Ogo, a setup wizard appears, ready to guide you through the initial stages of setting up your device settings. The first screen of the Messaging Wizard prompts you to select a language. Once you have set the language, you are ready to begin to use your Ogo. ► To set the language: 1 When prompted, scroll to
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OGO User Manual Using the External Keys Use the following external keys for easy operation of the phone while the Ogo cover is closed. Table 1: External Keys Key Name Function Pressing this key accepts an incoming call, or switches between an active call and a call on Call hold. Pressing this key when no call is active navigates to the Dialed calls list. Pressing it again re‐dials the last call. Pressing this key hangs‐up an active call, or rejects an incoming call. Pressing
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Working with the Ogo Keyboard Functionality The convenient layout of the Ogo keyboard enables you to easily access the various functions of your Ogo device. Figure 7: Ogo Keyboard The keyboard includes navigation and selection keys, shortcut keys, and text/character insertion keys. Note: Depending on the model, your Ogo may have either a QWERTY or a QWERTZ keyboard. Navigation Keys The following keys enable you to navigate within the Ogo’s screens, and to select and activate
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OGO User Manual Key Name Function 8‐way The outer left and right arrow keys Navigation Key enable you to move between tabs or to move to the beginning or end of a line of text. The outer up and down arrow keys scroll one page at a time (page up/down), or move to the beginning and end of the message. The inner arrow keys enable you to move left and right or up and down within a screen or within lines of text. Options Displays the Options menu for the current scree
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Working with the Ogo Key Name Function Instant Navigates to the Instant Messaging Messaging application, enabling you to manage your ICQ and/or Windows Live Messenger contacts, send and receive messages, and more. Messages Navigates to the Messages application, enabling you to view, sort, and send e‐ mail and SMS messages. Compose Opens a screen where you can write a new e‐mail or SMS. Home Navigates to the Home screen. Back Displays the previously viewed scree
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OGO User Manual Key Name Function Capitalize Inserts a capital letter. For example, hold down the CAP key and press D to insert the capital letter D. Holding down the CAP key for more than 3 seconds locks the CAP key. To release the CAP key, press it again. Emoticon Displays the emoticon palette, enabling you to include emoticons in your instant messages. Space When pressed alone, inserts a space bar/Symbol in text. When pressed in conjunction with ALT, displays
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Working with the Ogo Changing the Writing Language Depending on the specific version of your device, the keyboard may include a non‐ Latin alphabet (such as Russian), in addition to the Latin character set. To insert characters using the additional alphabet, press the and keys together. The language indicator in the status bar changes accordingly. and keys again returns the original writing language. Pressing the Working with QuickText Can you type “Talk to you soon” with j
