MATRIX FOR NOKIA E90 Manufacturer/Importer: Product Brand (s) Models Website and/or contact details for the product Nokia Nokia E90

Completed by: IR

Date completed: 12-Apr-2007

www.nokia.com.au

See below for a comprehensive range of contact points for consumers Operator should refer specific questions to their Nokia Account Manager Requirements - Description Circle answer or Insert the value YES YES Integrated handsfree feature, voice commands, Text to Speech Feature and voice recorder. Further details on the website. Full Duplex REMARKS
Telephone Features For People with Disabilities Mobility / Dexterity Features Dial-out buffer memory
Number to be called can be entered and checked on the display before sending. Hands free operation during dialling and after call initiated

Speaker-phone capable

If Yes does the phone have full duplex speaker phone capability Short Messaging Service capable Predictive Text sending Guarded/recessed keys Handset weight Handset - plug connected Connection for Additional earphone/headset Messages can be read, composed and sent using the phone's screen and or keypad Phone predicts a whole word from the first few letters of the word being typed using an inbuilt dictionary (for SMS/MMS use) Keys that are recessed or guarded in some way are easier to press and reduce the possibility of pressing the wrong key. Weight of handset. For handset incorporating batteries, weight of handset together with batteries. Please specify type or model of batteries used. Alternative headset can be connected in lieu of handset This facility enables an additional earphone to be plugged in so both ears can be used to listen or another person can listen and assist with a call. It also enables a headset to be installed for hands-free use. Device can be connected to the phone by using: cable infrared Bluetooth / WLAN other: (please describe) A tactile (such as a raised 'pip') marker to identify where the '5' key is. Number layout uses the standard 3 x 4 (12 key) keypad array Pressing a key provides a change that can be felt to confirm button has been pressed. Pressing a key provides a tone that can be heard to confirm button has been pressed. The number on the Number keys is spoken when pressed. Audible identification of Keys Audible key feedback different for function and number keys Adjustable font style Adjustable character size Display Characteristics Colour display
YES YES YES YES 210 grams BP-4L YES YES
may need activation by the user
refer to website for more details refer to website for more details

Coupling to a device

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES NO YES YES YES YES
DKE-2 Bluetooth and WLAN Mini USB, 2.5mm Nokia A/V connector two pips on the '5' key main display has this type of keypad but the device also features a full keyboard
VISION FEATURES Tactile key markers Standard key layouts Key feedback - tactile Key feedback - audible
Numeric keys uses DTMF tones while the function keys beep in a different tone. Font size can be adjusted to small, normal or large. same as above

Adjustable font

HEARING FEATURES Key feedback - displayed Ringer volume adjustable Receiver Amplification Automatic Answering Automatic Hanging Up Text display - visual Tactile ringing signal Visual ringing signal Visual line status display Microphone amplification Speech-input keying Text send - keyboard ADDITIONAL FEATURES Number being dialled is displayed on the screen Adjustment of the ringing volume is possible Volume Level can be adjusted by the user Enables the phone to pick up a call automatically after a designated number of rings. Phone ends the call when the other person hangs up Visual display of incoming text is provided Vibrating indication is provided when the phone rings Light source is provided to indicate when the phone rings Visual display of the line status (i.e. on-line) Adjustable volume control of microphone to amplify outgoing speech. Setting "Retains" or "Resets" to default after each call. Voice recognition for setting up calls. Standard layout of QWERTY keyboard YES YES YES NO YES YES YES YES YES NO YES YES YES full size keyboard with a wide display screen done on the call receiver end may need activation by the user However, any key answer feature is supported.

Please list/describe any additional features with may benefit people with disabilities.
OPTIONAL FEATURES & ACCESSORIES Please list/describe any additional features which may benefit people with disabilities.

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Installing Nokia E90 QWERTY Keyboard

Tools used in this guide

Plastic Opening Tools (1) T5 Torx Screwdriver (1)
You need a T5 screwdriver to remove the screws.

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Step 1 - Battery Cover and Battery
In order to remove the back cover, you must press the indicated button.

Step 2

With the button pressed, apply light pressure and slide the back cover off. This will allow you to access the battery

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Step 3
In order to remove the battery, pull it out from the same side that the rubber button is on.

Step 4 - Back Cover

Using a plastic opening tool, separate the back cover from the phone.

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Step 5
Continue along the edge with the plastic opening tool.

Step 6

Gently, remove the back cover.

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Step 7 - QWERTY Keyboard
Unscrew the indicated screws using the T5 screwdriver.

Step 8

Open the phone up and use the plastic opening tool to remove the cover to the keyboard. Be careful not to break the plastic during this step; do your best not to force anything.

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Step 9
The button board will be loose once the cover is removed. Lift it up to reveal the sensor board.

Step 10

With the T5 Screwdriver, remove the marked screws.

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Step 11
With the screws removed, the sensor board should be free to flip up.

Step 12

Disconnect the wire with the plastic opening tool.

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Step 13
Remove the screws marked. The Screw on the left is located underneath the cable. With those screws removed, the circuit board and sensor board will be detached from the rest of the phone.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
This document was last generated on Jun 6, 2011.

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