Guide to phone keys and sockets
The list below shows you what the different keys and sockets on your phone are used for.
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Several functions are associated with On/Off:
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Press On/Off to turn your phone on or off.
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Press On/Off to turn on the screen lock.
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Press and hold On/Off to access silent mode and flight mode.
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Several functions are associated with the Menu key:
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Press the Menu key to open a pop-up menu.
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Press and hold the Menu key to open the search function on your phone.
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Press the Return key to exit an active menu item or hide the keypad.
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Several functions are associated with the Home key:
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Press the Home key to return to the home screen.
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Press and hold the Home key to view a list of the most recently used menu items and applications.
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Several functions are associated with the Volume key:
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Press the upper or lower part of the Volume key to adjust the ring volume.
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Press the upper or lower part of the Volume key during a call to adjust the volume.
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Press the upper or lower part of the Volume key to silence the incoming call alert.
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Connect the charging or data cable to the socket and to a wall socket or your computer's USB port.
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Connect the headset to the headset socket.
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Point the camera lens at the back of your phone at the required object to take a picture or record a video clip.
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Point the camera lens at the front of your phone at the required object during a video call.
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