motorola RAZR V3i with itunes

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1 Install Memory Card Press battery door release latch and remove battery door. Slide card under metal clip and into card slot. Card should be inserted with the print side up. Replace battery cover.

2 View Storage Information Settings Phone Status Storage Devices Press Details. Tip: Press Menu key to format or rename the card.

3 View Multimedia Multimedia Pictures, Sounds, or Videos The icon at the top of the picture list shows whether the pictures are on the memory card or in phone memory. To switch to the other storage device, press the Menu key and select Switch Storage Device Memory Card or Phone Select the picture and press View.

4 Transfer Multimedia 5 6 Press the Menu key, then select Settings Connection USB Settings Attach one end of the Motorola Original Enhanced USB cable to your phone and the other end to a USB port on your computer. Drag and drop files between your computer and phone. Use the following folders when copying files to the memory card: mobile/picture - pictures, wallpaper, screen savers mobile/video - video clips mobile/audio - MP files When you finish, remove the phone with memory card safely from your computer. On a PC, right click the Safely Remove Hardware icon at the bottom of your computer screen, then select USB Mass Storage Device and press Stop. On a Mac, select and drag the Removable Disk icon to the Trash. 7 Find where your phone's memory card displays as a Removable Disk icon. On a PC, this is the My Computer window. On a Mac, it's on the desktop. Select USB Mass Storage Device and press OK. Now it is safe to disconnect the cable. Double click the Removable Disk icon. Scroll right to change Default Connection to Memory Card.

5 Take and Send a Picture Multimedia Camera To change the picture resolution, press the Menu key and select Pictures Setup Change Note: High-resolution pictures can be stored only on the memory card. You may not be able to send high-resolution pictures in a multimedia message. Check with your service provider on file size restrictions. 5 Press Capture or center navigation key. 6 Press Send -or- Press the Menu key for other storage options. To view or change where your pictures are stored, press the Menu key, then select Switch Storage Device Memory Card or Phone Scroll up or down to view camera settings. Scroll right or left to change a setting. 7 Enter a short message (optional), then press Send To. 8 Select one or more names from your phonebook. Select the name, then press center navigation key so a checkmark appears. Select the name again to remove it from the message (checkmark disappears). Press Send.

6 Record a Video Multimedia Video Camera To view or change where your pictures are stored, press the Menu key, then select Switch Storage Device Memory Card or Phone To start recording, press Capture. To stop recording, press Stop. Scroll up or down to view video settings. Scroll right or left to change a setting. 5 Press the center navigation key to store the video on your phone. -or- Press Options and select Send in Message to send the video in a multimedia message (MMS).

7 Play a Video Multimedia Videos View videos on memory card or phone memory by pressing Menu key, then selecting Switch Storage Device Memory Card or Phone Scroll up to pause/play. Scroll down to stop. Scroll right/left to skip to next/previous video. Select a video and press Play.

8 Transfer Music To transfer and play songs using itunes, you must: Install a memory card in the phone. Set the default USB connection to the memory card. Install the itunes desktop application on your computer. Use the CD- ROM that came with your phone, or download the latest version from Note: itunes version 6.0. or higher is required. For information on how to transfer songs with a bit rate higher than 8 kbps, see your phone's User Guide. Settings Connection USB Settings Scroll right to change Default Connection to Memory Card. On your computer, open the itunes desktop application. Connect one end of the Motorola Original Enhanced USB cable to your phone and the other end to a USB port on your computer. 5 Wait for the phone icon to appear in the Source list. This may take up to one minute. 6 To manually transfer songs, drag and drop them to the phone icon in the Source list. -or- To transfer a random selection of songs, select your phone in the Source list and then click Autofill. Songs are transferred according to your settings in the itunes desktop application. Note: Transfer times depend on the size of the song. An average song may take 5 seconds or longer to download to the phone. 7 When the transfer is complete, you will see a message in the itunes desktop application and the Do Not Disconnect message on the phone disappears. Click the Eject button next to the phone icon in the desktop application and remove the cable. Do not disconnect the cable until the transfer is complete.

9 Play Songs To add music to your itunes library, you can purchase music from the itunes Music Store or import CDs. To learn more, visit for information on how to load music into itunes. Use the wired stereo headset to listen to music. You cannot listen to music using a Bluetooth headset or while a Bluetooth headset is connected to your phone (turn the headset power off). Press the itunes key. Select Songs, then scroll right. Select a song and press Play. Tip: To play all songs in a list, select Playlist, Artists, Albums, or Songs then scroll right. Select All and press Play. Scroll up or down to adjust the volume. Scroll left or right to play the previous or next song. Press and hold the left or right navigation key to rewind or fast forward the current song.

10 Pair (Link) Headset Settings Connection Bluetooth Link Setup Select Power, then scroll right to turn the power On. On your phone, press Back, then select Handsfree Look for Devices On the headset, press and hold the Call button until the light turns on and remains steadily lit. If the light is flashing or does not remain steadily lit, make sure the headset is fully charged and repeat this step. Note: If your headset has a folding microphone, quickly unfold the microphone as soon as the light is steadily lit.

11 Pair (Link) Headset 5 Select the headset, then press Yes when prompted to bond. 6 Enter the passkey 0000 and press Ok. When pairing is successful, the headset light changes from steadily lit to flashing and the Bluetooth icon appears in the top status bar. 7 To test the pairing connection, put the headset on and make a call. If your phone and headset are successfully paired, you will hear ringing. To save battery life, keep your headset turned off when not in use.

12 Autoconnect Headset After you pair (link) your headset and phone, you can set up your phone to automatically connect to the headset when you turn the headset on. Settings Connection Bluetooth Link Device History Select the headset. Select Access, scroll right to change it to Automatic, and press Done. To use your headset, turn the headset power on. To disconnect your phone from the headset, turn the headset power off.