User's Guide
Table Of Contents
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- Contents
- Important information
- Android™ – what and why?
- Getting started
- Getting to know your phone
- Calling
- Contacts
- Messaging
- Google Talk™
- Explore by Touch
- Timescape™
- Getting started with Google Play™
- Getting organised
- Synchronising data on your phone
- NFC
- Connecting to wireless networks
- Web browser
- Listening to music with the Walkman™ player
- Using the FM radio
- Taking photos and recording videos
- Viewing photos and videos in Album
- Playing video clips in Movies
- Sharing content with DLNA Certified™ devices
- Bluetooth™ wireless technology
- Connecting your phone to a computer
- Connecting your phone to a TV set
- Using location services to find your position
- Locking and protecting your phone
- Updating your phone
- Phone settings overview
- Status and notification icons overview
- Application overview
- Troubleshooting
- Hearing Aid Compatibility
- Recycling your phone
- Legal information
- Index
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- Important Information
- United States & Canada
- Renseignements importants
- États-Unis et Canada
- Información importante
- Estados Unidos y Canadá
- Important Information
- Latin & South America
- Información importante
- Latinoamérica y América del Sur
- Informação importante
- América do Sul e Latina
- FCC Statement
- Industry Canada Statement
- Declaration of Conformity for LT30at
Connecting to wireless networks
You can access the Internet wirelessly from your phone using Wi-Fi® technology.
This way you can browse the web and access cheaper call and data rates. You can
also share media files over the same Wi-Fi® network with other DLNA Certified™
devices, for example, TVs, computers and tablets.
If your company or organisation has a virtual private network (VPN), you can connect
to this network with your phone. You can use a VPN to access intranets and other
internal services at your company.
Wi-Fi®
Using Wi-Fi® technology you can access the Internet wirelessly with your phone. To
access the Internet using a Wi-Fi® connection, you first need to search for and
connect to an available Wi-Fi® network. The signal strength of the Wi-Fi® network
may differ depending on your phone's location. Moving closer to the Wi-Fi® access
point may increase the signal strength.
Before using Wi-Fi®
Your device has Wi-Fi® turned on by default. To browse the Internet using a Wi-Fi®
connection, you need to search for and connect to an available Wi-Fi® network and
then open the Internet browser. The signal strength of the Wi-Fi® network may differ
depending on your phone's location. Move closer to the Wi-Fi® access point to
increase the signal strength.
To turn on Wi-Fi®
1
From your Home screen, tap
.
2
Find and tap Settings.
3
Tap beside Wi-Fi so that changes to . The phone scans for available
Wi-Fi® networks.
It may take a few seconds before Wi-Fi® is enabled.
To turn on AT&T Wi-Fi® auto connect
1
From the Home screen, tap .
2
Find and tap Settings > Wi-Fi.
3
Tap , then tap Advanced.
4
Mark the AT&T Wi-Fi auto connect checkbox.
Your device is pre-configured to connect to an AT&T Wi-Fi® hotspot when you are within
range.
To connect to a Wi-Fi® network
1
From the Home screen, tap .
2
Find and tap Settings.
3
Make sure that the Wi-Fi® function is on. Tap Wi-Fi.
4
Available Wi-Fi® networks are displayed. The available networks may be open
or secured. Open networks are indicated by and secured networks are
indicated by next to the Wi-Fi® network name.
5
Tap a Wi-Fi® network to connect to it. If you are trying to connect to a secure
Wi-Fi® network, you are asked to enter a password. is displayed in the
status bar once you are connected.
Your phone remembers Wi-Fi® networks you connect to. The next time you come within reach
of a previously connected Wi-Fi® network, your phone automatically connects to it.
In some locations, open Wi-Fi® networks require you to log in to a web page before you can
get access to the network. Contact the relevant Wi-Fi® network administrator for more
information.
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