How to Program the Sanyo Katana

A handsome phone with numerous features and functions, the Sanyo Katana is a great multipurpose cell phone. You can customize or program your Sanyo Katana according to your preferences.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Sanyo Katana

1. Launch your mobile phone's Main Menu by pressing the Menu/OK button. This button is located in the middle of the Navigation keypad. Once you press the Menu/OK button, the menu will be displayed in either the List View or Grid View.

2. Browse through the various menus using the navigation keys. When in List View, you can scroll through the list by using the Up and Down keys. When using the Grid View function, the menus will appear as icons and you can browse them by using the Left and Right keys.

3. Select Settings from the Menu list by highlighting it and pressing the Menu/OK button. When you do this, the phone will display a list of submenus. Under the Settings menu, you will find the following submenus: Sounds, Display, and Security.

4. Browse the different submenus and choose the function you want to customize. For example, if you want to change your phone's desktop background, you should select Display from the list.

5. Start customizing the function you selected. Depending on the function you chose, your phone will either prompt you to pick from a list of predefined choices or ask you to input your own settings.

6. Press the OK button to confirm the changes you make. Your phone will immediately save and adopt the new customized settings.

7. Exit to your phone's home screen. Press the End/Power key once or repeatedly press the Back key until your phone is back on the home screen.

Tips & Warnings

• To make customizing your phone easier, the Sanyo Katana lets you assign shortcut keys to your frequently used menus, functions, or features. This can be done in the Favorites menu of your phone.
• You can make your Sanyo Katana even more unique by downloading wallpapers and ringtones that reflect your tastes. You can download graphics and sounds for your phone from your service provider or from the Internet.
• Using power-hungry settings like Backlight Display and Vibrate Mode will drain your battery’s charge more quickly.