The Nokia 2690 User Guide Issue 2 provides information on safety guidelines, getting started, SIM card and battery installation and removal, battery charging, antenna, headset, keys and parts, power on and off, standby mode, keypad lock, functions without a SIM card, applications running in the background, device overview, network services, shared memory, access codes, Nokia support, calls, making and answering calls, loudspeaker, dialing shortcuts, text input, menu navigation, messaging, text and multimedia messages, flash messages, Nokia Xpress audio messages, email, instant messaging, voice messages, message settings, contacts, call log, settings, profiles, tones, display, date and time, shortcuts, synchronization and backup, connectivity, calls and phone, voice commands and voice dialing, enhancements, configuration, restore factory settings, operator menu, gallery, media, camera and video, FM radio, voice recorder, music player, applications, organizer, alarm clock, calendar and to-do list, web or internet, connect to a web service, SIM services, green tips, energy saving, recycling, product and safety information.
The guide begins with safety warnings and step‑by‑step instructions for getting started, including inserting the SIM card and battery, adding a microSD card, and charging the battery. It also explains how to handle accessories such as the antenna and headset and describes the keypad, display, and basic device functions.
Later sections cover making and receiving calls, using voice commands, messaging, FM radio, music and video playback, internet browsing, and configuring settings. The manual finishes with troubleshooting tips, battery care, and environmental information such as recycling and energy‑saving advice.
| MicroSD card capacity | up to 8 GB |
|---|---|
| Water resistance | Not water‑resistant |
The phone supports microSD cards up to 8 GB in capacity.
Yes, you can use the device while it is charging.
No, the device is not water‑resistant and should be kept dry.