Hyundai Electronics Co HGC-310 Dual-Mode Cellular Phone (AMPS/CDMA) User Manual

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MMD-1010E
USER MANUAL
Draft Version 10
OCT , 2000
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 BEFORE USING YOUR PHONE
Package Includes 4.
Handset Descrlpllon .
Basic Funcllons .
The Function Keys
Display Indicator
Screen Slams. Display and Function
Using the Battery
Using the Battery A
Removing The Banery
Charging the Battery
Power Connection .,
Charglng me Baltery Only .
Charging the Battery with me Handset
Charging Completion ,.
Slams of Charger LED
Important Emery Informatlon
CHAPTER 2 BASIC OPERATION
Turning the Phone On and O" .
Turning me Phone On
Turning me Phone on .
How (0 use the Menu 4 .
Menu Summary 4
Baslc Funcflons r
Making a Cell
Pause Feature ,
How to Answer Calls
Caller ID Function M
Call Waiting Function ,
Missed Call Display . . .
How in Adjust Volume .
Functions During a Call
Sending Your Number in a Pager ,
Scralch Pad .
Mule .....
TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT’D.)
CHAPTER 3 MEMORY FUNCTION ... .15
How to store a Phone Number . A . 4 A A 16
How to Enhsr Letters and Characters Using
the Dial Buttons ............................. 17
How to Make a Call uslng A Stored Phone Number . . 17
0ne Touch/Two Touch Dialing .
How to Find Your Call Logs
Missed Calls."
Answered Calls
Dialed Calls.
How to Find Your Phone Book A
Recalling by Memory Locaiion NumberA
Recalling by Name .. ..
CHAPTER 4 MENU ........... .... .............. 20
Solttngs A . ..21
Auto Retry .21
Auto Answer , 21
One Touch Dialing . 2
Voice Privacy . A . 22
Backllght , . . All
Lighting Length 22
Display . l A A .23
LCD Contrast. , .23
Logo Display .23
Volume A .23
Ringer Mode .23
Ringer Type . v .
Keypad . v ,
Call Timers A
Last Call
All Calls .
Home Calls
Roam Calls
Alerts . .
Min Alert
Roam Alen
Fade Alert .
um Signal Alert
Phone Info A A .
Checking My Number.
Checking the Phone Verslon .
TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT’D)
CHAPTER 5 SECURITY FEATURES . 26
How to Lock Your Phone . 4 27
Auto Lock . . 27
Lock Code Change . , 27
How to Change Your Banner. ,28
Banner Change .......... .28
How to Restrlct Your Phone A28
Restriction Functions ..... .28
To Restnot Incoming Calls . ZS
Restricting Oulgoing Calls . .29
Restricting the Phone Book .29
Restricting Long Distance Calls a .29
Restrict Calls to 900 Numbers . 4
How to Reset Your Phone ......
How to Clear Your Phone Memory
Clearing Stored Phone Numbers
Memory Clearing Functlon .....
Clearing Dialed Number in Call Logs
Clearing Air Time In Home Service Area ,
Clearing Roam Calls
CHAPTER 6 SUPPLEMENTARY FUNCTIONS . . .
Melody Setup Funcflon 4
Write Melody . . .
To Enter Melody
Hear Melody .
Melody Speed
Slopwatch
Calculator,
Bio-RhythmA
CHAPTER 7 VOICE MAIL AND TEXT MESSAGES. . . 36
Racelvlng a Message .
Direct View Set . . .
Direct View Release .
Checking Received Message,
Checking Renewed Voice Mail Message .
Checking Received Text Message
Sending Message A .
Sending Message .
Direct View . A A .
Direct View Setting
TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT’D.)
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Bell Type A A
Ball Type Selling A
CI'MPTER s EMERGENCY CALL. . AU
Making an Emergnnce Cal 41
E911 in Lock Mode ..... A .41
E911 Using Any Available System ................ 4i
CHAPTER 9 SAFETY ........ . .............. 42
Safety Infonriatlon for Wireless Handheld Phones A 43
Driving Safely A v 43
Electronic Devices A4
omer Safety Guidelines .
Precautions .
Warning . A . .
CHAPTER 1
BEFORE USING YOUR PHONE
Please mid mis chapler before using this producl.
0 Package lncludts
0 Hands“ Dmripiion
0 Basis Funclions
0 Displsy Icons
0 Uslng the Banery
0 Charging the Balury
O Imporlam Battery lnformallon
PACKAGE INCLUDES
Thank you Ior purchasing this product. Please check the product
contens by comparing mem war» «he Iouuwing pictures.
Handset smnaam Battery
User Manual ' ' anal)
Handslrap Desklop Charger
Belt Clip
[0 m case mm are any product delects,
Wk
poem report it to the place
olpulvhase immemaleb/
HANDSET DESCRIPTION
LED
Blinks when you
make a call or
receive a call
Volume Button
Used to adjusl
the volume of
me earpiece and
ringer volume.
Antenna
For bssl call
qualily, extend
me antenna during
the call
Earpieco
LCD Screnn
Funmlon
Keys
Keypad
Microphone
IHE FUNCTION KEYS
BASIC FUNCTIONS
Thls key is used to make or reoe'we a call.
This key is used In Ierminale a call or ein the
current menu. This key is used w turn the handsel on or Off.
It also releases the Key Lock funcIion.
These keys(also Called as Ihe Navigation keys) are used to scroll
through me contents of me menu.
(Sofl ”This key is used to access the Menu when
Dressed and held (or more than I second
(Soft 2)This key is used IO access voice or IexI messages.
DISPLAY INDICATORS
ECREEN STATUS, DISPLAY AND FUNCTION
m" Slgnal Strongm
Indicates currenlsignal strength. More lines mean
bener signal strenglh.
I Rozmlng
Indlcares (he Phone is outside oi iIs home area.
Service Indlcator
When a call is in progress, sis displayed.
When 3 is dlsplayed. his phone is in idle mode
When 5 is displayed, his phone is nol resell/mg
a signal from me sysiem.
M Message
Indicates a text message or voice mail message is
wailing.
a, Alarm
Indlcales thal the alarm is activated.
DJ
emery
Indicates behery charge Ieve slams. The more black
USING THE BATI'ERY CHARGING THE BATTERY
ENSTALLING THE BATTERY POWER CONNECTIOE
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1 0 Insert the bottom or battery into the groove 1 Connect lne charger to a standard 120V AC outlet.
at the bottom oltne handset men 0 press in LED will green when the power is connected,
the top of the battery unLi it snaps
HARGING THE BATTERY ONL
_\
To charge the battery only, insert lne battery pack
charging slot on the rear or the charger.
LED will lndicale charging status.
REMOVING THE BATTERfl Red indicales charging
— Green indlcales charging is complete.
1 Push lhe lab° wilh one nano and Iifl the lap
ortne battery 0 lo separale.
isetrery is not charged when you purchase the pmducl
The battery must be correct/y placed m the battery companment,
f, Fully charge the bellery be/ore use
lreetlery is incorrectly inserted, the handset
A:
, mil norlum on wine battery may slip out during use
CHARGING THE BATTERY
CHARGING THE BATTERY WITH THE HANDSEI
1 To charge me hanery with me handset, insert
the handset inlo me charger,
Charging (he battery wllh the handset on rs
A“: has elfrcianl man charging it wilh the handset a”
EHARGING COMPLETION
1 Charging is completed when me green-colored
LED srays on,
CHARGING THE BATTERY
STATUS OF CHARGER LEE
Charing SIol
Chm en Satay Mode
(GmM‘flmOm
cmm m qurm
r m em on
cnwvv Can-Wm
raw Ooh): On?
From Charging
sm
(Charging Slot for
Handset Only)
Charging Slot
lithe red LED does not some on sire: the handset or
p battery has been msefled into the charging slot, re-msen
ha—
01 check power
IMPORTANT BATTERY INFORMATION
Use only batteries and chargers approved by the phone manufacturer.
When a charger is not in use, disconnect it from the power source. Do
not leave the battery connected to a charger for longer than a week;
overcharging may shorten its life.
If left unused, a fully charged battery may completely drain (discharge)
in 1 - 4 weeks.
Never use any charger or battery that is damaged or worn out.
Use the battery only for its intended purpose.
Do not short circuit the battery, Accidental short circuiting can occur
when a metallic object (e.g. coin, clip or pen) causes direct connection
of the two terminals 0! the battery (metal strips on the back of the
battery),
for example, when you carry a spare battery in your pocket or
purse. Short circuiting the terminals may damage the battery or the
connecting object.
Leaving the battery in hot or cold places, such as in a closed car in
summer or winter conditions. reduces the capacity and lifetime of the
battery. Always try to keep the battery between 41 ‘ F and 95“ F (5° c
and 35'C ). A phone with a hot or cold battery may temporarily not
work (or charge) even it the battery is fully charged.
Temperature extremes affect the ability of your battery to charge; allow
it to cool down or warm up first.
When the battery is not in use, store it uncharged in a cool. dark and
dry place.
The battery is a sealed unit with no serviceable pans. Do not attempt
to open the case.
It is recommended that you allow your batteiy to fully discharge before
you recharge it.
The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times but will
eventually wear out. When the operating time is shorter than normal,
it is time to buy a new battery.
Do not dispose of a battery in a fire!
Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations.
Recycle!
CHAPTER 2
BASIC OPERATION
1. Turning the Phone On and Off
2. How to Use the Menu
3. Menu Summary
4. Basic Functions
5. Functions During a Call
TURNING THE PHONE ON AND OFF
lURNING THE PHONE ON
1 Press "END/P]
The phone is locked it "PASSWORD" is displayed
on me screen. When “PASSWORD"
is displayed, enler ihe 4-digit password to unlock
lhe phone.
The default password is the last 4 digits 0'
your phone number.
URNING THE PHONE OF
1 Press [END/P]
until “Power Off" is displayed.
the “Low BA TTERV WARN/N9 POWER
0FF"s dlsplayed and rns power goes ofl,
mere is a possibiliry o/ damaging the memory.
change or charge the barrery immediately
7 Nine oarieryrs removed while the phone Is
on, it may erase last call rniorrnellon.
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HOW TO USE THE MENU
1 In the slandby screen. press and hnld 1-1,
2 Use the navigalion keys or me volume keys me View lhe menu
Press and hold down the keys to scroll through me menu
3 To go back In previous screen. press I].
TD me exit menu. press [END/Pl
4 To go inio submenu press me corresponding
number or select me desired ilem using the
scroll key,
5 H, H, and 1A / ' /~ NH can be used while usan me menu.
MENU SUMMARY MENU SUMMARY
1:CHECK BILLING E SPECIAL 1:SCHEDULE
2:MY MELODV 1: WRITE MELODY
2:PHONE BOOE 1:CALL LOGS 1:MISSED CALL z: HEAR MELODY
z:ANSWERED CALL 3.MELODY SPEED
3:DIALED CALL 3:5TOPWATCH
2: BY LOCATION 4:<:ALCULAT0R
3: av NAME 5:3“) RHYTHM 1:TODAY
2:50MEDAY
3:BIRTHDAY
3:SEI'I’ING 1:AUTO RETRY s: MEMO
2:AUTO ANSWER
NE TOUCH 7:ALER§ 1:MIN ALERT
OICE PRIVACY 2:R0AM ALERT
AGKLIGHT stADE ALERT
co CONTRAST MLOW SIG ALERT
7:GRAPHIC ICON SzcoNNECT ALERT
szLoco DISPLAY
0:SECURITY 1:AUTO LOCK
2:0HANGE CODE
E VOLUME 1:RING MODE 3:0HANGE BANNER
me TYPE 4:RESTR|<:T 1 : INCOMING
azKEYPAD 2 : OUTGOING
3: MEMORY
4: LONG DISTANCE
5:TIMER _ 1:LAST CALL 5:900 # 's
z:ALL CALLS 5:RESET
0ME CALLS 6: CLEAR 1:CLR NUMBER
4:ROAM CALLS z:CLR CALL LOGS
3:CLR HOME CALLS
4:CLR ROAM CALLS
7:PHDNE #
8:VERSION
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BASIC FUNCTIONS
MAKING A CALL
ltlllfi lgfiu
1 Enter me phone number.
CALL
How to modify the phone number
You have entered: XXX~XXXX-XXXXX
TD erase me last number entered:
lil 8 lg F}
000001
Press u.
T0 erase all numbers entered and
XXX-XXXX-XXXX
start again: Press u and hold
for more than half of a secondr
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2 Press |SEND|.
“CALL FAILED" message is displayed
when the call does not connect
lime line is busy, press [END/PL
Relry by pressing [51mm
If you select the AUTO RETRY
function, the call will be retried
aulomatically for the time you
have selected.
Press [END/P] to end the can.
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BASIC FUNCTIONS
PAUSE FEATURE
Pauses are used for automated systems (ite.v voice mail and
calling cardst. To insen Pauses;
1 Will-B Eifil
Enter phone number,
then press 1-1 A
XXXPXXXXXXXXP
2 Select desired pause.
- When idling status; - When Receiving call status:
1 : STORE 1ZSTORE
2 . Bv NUMBER Z‘SEND PHONE#
3: HARD PAUSE SISCRATCH PAD
4:0NE HYPHEN 4IMUTE
5:V|EW PHONE?
GZHARD PAUSE
7:0NE HYPHEN
BZVOICE PRIVACY
Pause Definitions
HARD PAUSE: If you enter the pause character my
the number entered alter the Pause character will he sent
afier the number dialed.
3 Press |SEND1 to dial or [u to store
BASIC FUNCTIONS
HOW TO ANSWER CALLg
1 When phone rings or LED blinks press any key
except Volume or up ,down.
—
2 To and lhe call. press [E P].
”you set up lhe AUTO ANSWER function I"
advance, lhe call wrll be answered alter me
selected number 0! rings lReler lo page 22)
EALLER ID FUNCTION
when there is an incoming call. the
caller's phone number is displayed
on the screen,
45 her The Geller ID number AS saved III the call log
CALL WAITING FUNCTION
This Iunclion notifies you mere is an incoming call when you
are on the phone.
To answer lhe call, press [SEND| when you hear lhe beep.
To swilch back lo the first caller. press 15mm again.
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BASIC FUNCTIONS
EISSED CALL DISPLAY
1 Displays lhe numher of missed
calls and lhe lime me call was missed.
The message will be cleared
when you press lhe l] or
[END/P] key.
HOW TO ADJUST VOLUME
6 ix
MISSED
XX CALLS
PM XX xx
You can adjusI the volume in two ways: by using lhe volume
control keys on the snde oi lhe handset. or by using lhe menu.
1 Arliusi volume by using lhe volume conlrol keys
during lhe lollowing opemlion,
During a Call: Earpiece volume adjusimenl.
Slandby Slams : Ringer volume adjustment,
When lhe Phone Rings : Ringer volume adjustment.
Call slams in hands-free : Hands-free
volume aoiuslrnenl, Press [EN r|
when lhe phone rings and it will mule lhe ringer.
IBRAT
Not an oplio -needs in be added in the phone.
This funclion disables lhe ringer and vibmtes lhe phone any
time an incoming call is in pmwss, To enable this funcfion
press (1, [3]. [11 and select! VIBRATE or by pressing
me "up" and "down" keys at he left upper side or he phone,
FUNCTIONS DURING A CALL FUNCTIONS DURING A CALL
SENDING YOUR NUMBER TO A PAGEE MUTE
This Iuncfion enables me phone number of the handset to be
transmitted auwmatically to a pager. depending on pager sen/me, 1 press H. m B E m
— Ihen [3] “Mute". no 00 33
-MUTE ,
1 Afler calling a pager. when you are asked Io xxxxxxx-xxxx
HE \
emer your number, press and hold m
then [H “SEND PHONE f
To unmule, press H, (hen [3| “Mute" again.
SCRATCH FAQ
1 While in a call press and hold |~|,
then m “SCRATCH PAD"
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2 Enlerlhe phone number. then press [-|
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CHAPTER 3
MEMORY FUNCTION
1 How to Store a Phone Number
2 How to Make a Call Using a Stored Phone Number
3. How to Find Your Call Logs
4 How to Find Your Phone Book
HOW TO STORE A PHONE NUMBER
Vou can store up to 100 lrsquem/y used phone numbers in memory.
EnLer the phone number( more 3 digits) “ a 8
LOCATION . xx
you want to slore and press [1 . then |1|
“Slore‘l The first available Initial amply xxx-xxxx-xxxx
memory location number is displayed
|r there is no empty locatlon,
“MEMORY IS FULL!"
ls displayed with a warning sound.
If there is a desired memory locallon
numbers enler me number.
ll the “xx LOCATION Is USED" message appears
afieremenngme memory u E B 12} 1 GE
XX LOCATION
IS USED
Iocafion number. It means
«here is anolher scared phone number
in mat Iocanon already.
m I! a 8 E! (III!)
LOCATION xx
NAME?
Enter the person's name and press H .
Search mobilloffice/hcme type and
men press [1 PHONE_NUM TYPE ?
> MOBILE
MIG EM
HOW TO STORE A PHONE NUMBER
To make secret, seleclYei It can
then be dlsplayed only when we lock
’ ND
only code emered.
MI 6 E . (E
MAKE SECRET
was
HOW TO STORE A PHONE NUMBER
HOW To enter letters and characters using the dIaI buttons
t. Select characters you Wtsh tc enter using the key pad.
Keyj’ad luepetiltnn zitepetlnon Repetition «Repetition skepetitinn
1 I
ZABC A B C 2
3 DEF D E F 3
4GHl G H I 4
9WXYZ w x Y Z 9
Press |A | to toggle between upper and lower case.
When entering special characters such as 0.,?!@_+
won't/d.
press |v | repeatedly. The special characters will be displayed
in order,
2, Press ID] to enter the next character.
Cursor moves la the nextoolumn automatically in two seconds
alter the next character.
3, Repeat until all the characters you want are entered.
You can store up to its characters,
4. Erasing Entry:
To erase one letter. press Il-
To erase the entire entry. press and hold ll
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HOW TO MAKE A CALL USING A
STORED PHONE NUMBER
ENE TOUCH/TWO TOUCH DlALlNG
This feature allows the phone book emnes to be dialed via the keypad.
ONE TOUCH DIALING:
1-9 : Press corresponding memory number and hold for more than 1 second.
TWO TOUCH DIALING:
00. 10-99 : press the first dtgit and second digits of the memory number
short and long respectively.
If no phone number is stored in the locatron depressed, “Empty
Location" will appear on the screen.
Ila phone number is stored in the secret location, the number is
not displayed when makil'lo a call.
One touch diam-lg must be turned on In the
handset see Page 34
HOW TO FIND YOUR CALL LOGS
Your phone can display me 10 mosl recent missed. incoming.
dulgoing calls. You can call those numbers without dialing
their whole number.
MISSED CALLg
1 Press [~| men |2| men lumen Ill W H B lg $7 m
2 Press H lo check the derail rnlonnarion ’ [011 XXXXXXXX
’ [02] XXXXXXXXXX
aboul phone number. , [03] XXXXX
The Iasl mlssed call, its phone number,
lime and dale are displayed.
3 To check your missed calls using Ihe scroll keys: m 9 g a
lO/Ms [3 I4
[0I]XXX-XXX-XXXX
I u] Scrolls up the phone numbers
[m Scrolls down me phone numbers.
MISSED CALL
4 Press [SEND] «a dial desired mrssed call number
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HOW TO FIND YOUR CALL LOGS
ENSWERED CALLS
1 Press H men In men H | men an Refer to previous page)
Press [SEND] to dial desired answered call number
(Reler in previous page)
‘ The Iasl answered call, its phone number.
rims and date are displayed.
ALED CAL
1 Press [1 then m men |1| men [3].
Press [SEND] to dial desired dialed [all number (Reler to previous page)
- The last aulgcnng call, ils phone number.
time and date are displayed.
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HOW TO FIND YOUR PHONE BOOK HOW TO FIND YOUR PHONE BOOK
RECALL'NG BY NAME
1 Press H men [21 men m, 1 Press [1 men |z| men |3|
2 Enter the memory localiun number. m B E a 2 Enterlhe alpha (or pan oflhe alpha) m 5 lg c
llyou can: enter a specific memory localion SEARCH Then press I'I- SEARCH
LOCATION? RECALLNAME7
number. use the scroll key to search 1mm the
first memory location numberl
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3 Search phone numbers using scroll key. 3 To locale me phone number using me scroll key.
[‘ ]/|v ] scrolls up the phone numbers, [D11 [D] search phone number,
[1 edit the phone m H edll me mm a,
[I erase me pnone v», u emse me pnone at.
[El]! [III] search moblI/office/home number. |A |/[ v 1 search mobiunlfioe/home numbar
4 Press |SEND| lo dial
4 Press |SEND| lo dial desired phone book number.
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CHAPTER 4
MENU
Please read this chapter before using this product.
1. Settings
2‘ Display
3. Volume
4. Timers
5. Alerts
6. Phone Info
SETTINGS SETTINGS
UTO RETR AUTO ANSWER
when a call is not oonnechad. this lunction remes the call This funclion answers an incoming call automatically after a
automau’cally al a set interval or amuunl or retrles. number of rings that the user sets.
INTERVAL 1 Press [1 then [3] then [21
——
1 Press |~| then |31 then [I] then [ll 2 select the parameter
W E 8 F1 M
2 Select the parameter (OFF, 5. 10.20.30 seconds) by using the scroll, (N0 USE, 1, 3 RINGS) AUTO ANSWER
' N0 USE
Key Press H. by ustng the scroll keys.
Press [1 to set.
Aula answer function does no!
REPEAT work it you select lamp.
——
1 Press [1 men [3] men [1] men [2]
2 Select the parameter (1, 5, 10 limes) by using the scroll,
Key Press H.
SETTINGS BACKLIGHT
RENE TOUCH DIALING LlGHTlNG LENGTH
This function allows lhe phone book entries m be dialed via This function allows you lo adjust time to light up the screens so that
the keypad. you can conveniently use "19 phone even in dark places
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1 Press [1 then [31 Ihen [31 1 Press [1 then [31 then [51
2 Select the parametertNO.VES) 2 Selecl the parameter (OFF, OFF IN DAV, 10 SECS, 5 SECS‘
by using the scroll keys Press 1-1. SECS) by using the scroll keys. Press [-1.
OICE PRIVACY
—
1 Press [1 then [a] then [41
2 Select the parameter (STANDARD, ENHANCED)
by using lhe scroll keys. Press [1
22
DISPLAY VOLUME
ECD CONTRAS I El ER MODE
m5 “mm," adjusts me LCD ween mum “
fi 1 Press [1 then [41 men [11
Til E 8 Id m
LCDCONTRAST
’ l l IDDDD
1 press [1 men [31mm [6] *
2 Select the parameter {RINGER SLIDE BELL, VIBRATOR.
SILENT‘ BELL AFTER VIB) by using the scroll keys,
3 Press (1.
2 Select me wnlrasl level
by using the sevoll keys Press“.
GER TYPE
§
1 Press [-1 menmmen [21
LOGO DISPLAY 2 Selecrme parame'er(1-1B}by using in B a ‘g
- (h Ilk . RINGER‘>
1 Press“ men [31 HI a g n m escro eys > moms
men [a] 1.000 DISPLAY x Dinerent tones (1—6)
’ DATE
<3. D|Werenl melodies (7-18),
§
3 Press [1
2 Select the parameter Banner (Dale, World Map)
by using mescmn keys, Press [-1,
VOLUME CALL TIMERS
KEYPAD LAST CAL
§ *
1 Press [1 men [41men [31 the volume ol lor keypad 1 Press [1 men [51 men [11
If the warnlng alarm sounds because of low
banery,1he sound will not be heard even if
the user presses fine bulwn. ALL CALL
§ *
2 Select lhe volume level by using me scroll keys. 1 Press 1-1 menl51men [2]
[ blip] scroll up to Increase volume.
[4111'] scroll down ll: lower volume, or selling I0 Silent.
§
3 press [1 §
1 Press [1 man [5] lhen [3]
ROAM CALLS
1 Press [-1 men [5] men [4]
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l (
ALE RTS ALERTS
MIN ALERT FADE ALERT
— This lunclion sounds alen when lhe phone can make calls
1 Press [1 then m lhsn [11 1“ 9 E 1 (E due to poorsignal suengm duringa idle slale.
MIN ALERT
This lunction sounds an alert in > 357mm
every minule, lening you know 1 Press [1 lhen (71 men [31 “' a g ‘1 m
FADE ALERT
me call elapse time, > SETTI‘NG
Select the parameler (RELEASE. same; by using me
scroll keys. Press [-1. -
2 Select the parameter (RELEASE. SETTING) by using the
ROAM ALER I scroll keys. Press [~].
This runclien sounds an arm and gives out a message when the
handset enlers a new service area, when It enters another service
area. or when it leaves the user service area LOW SIGNAL ALERi
— This function sounds alen when the signal 01 a received call is weak
1 Press [-1 men mmen [21 m m a E a during “all
ROAM ALERT ——
’ SETI'I'NG
1 Press [1 men [7] lhen [41 m 3 IE q
LOW SlG ALERT
' SETTING
-—
2 Selectlhe paramsler (RELEASE. SETTING) by using the
50,0“ key; pms [1 —
2 Select me parameter (RELEASE. SETTING) by using me
scroll keys. Press [-]4
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E HECKING MY NUMBER
This is a function (0 Check the telephone number of the handset
currenfly in use,
1 Press [1 then [01 men 8 ¢~
enter [PASSWORD] then [7] DIGITAL 000
000-0000
E HECKING THE PHONE VERSION
This fundlon checks the version oflhe handset currently in use
1 Press [-1 then [a] then
PHONE VERSION
enter [PASSWORD] then [8] swv XXXXX
HW - XXXX
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CHAPTER 5
SECURITY FE URES
1‘ How m Lock Your Phone
2. How to Change Your Banner
3. How to Restrlct Your Phone
4. How to Reset Your Phone
54 How to Clear Your Phone Memory
6. Memory Clearing Function
HOW TO LOCK YOUR PHONE
HOW TO LOCK YOUR PHONE
AUTO LOCK LOCK CODE CHANGE
This iunciion prevenls any oiher person from using the handset without This function is used to change lhe 4-digil lock code.
permission. When Ills locked. the handset can be used In dlal
or use any oiher luncfion, 1 press H m" I0] me" We,
—_ PASSWORD] men III
1 Press H men [in then m H E] g The deiauii password is the last 4 digits of
AUTO LOCK ,
enier [PASSWORD] men m > NO USE your phone number.
The deieuii password is the
iesi 4 digits oi your phone number. 2 Enier ddlgit new “PASSWORD".
2 Select me parameler (OFF, POWER ON, om 3 Re—emer the new "PASSWORD". Press |~1.
pammeler by using me scroll keys. Press H»
a.
"POWER ON? “ locks me handset upon powering The display will lead “PASSWORD “ changed.
on the handset each lime.
"OFF?" unlocks the handset and leaves it
unlocked.
[mommy calls, emerysncy dialing and alarm runciions
are enabled when the handset is locked.
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HOW TO CHANGE YOUR BANNER HOW TO RESTRICT YOUR PHONE
BANNER CHANGE RESTRICTION FUNCTIONS
This function changes the banner displayed on the LCD, Vou can restricI six different Innclions
You can enIer a banner up (0 16 charac'ers lungs
1 Fress|~|tnen|o|tnen m m a E H E
1 Press [-1 men [01 W 9 Bi 5 enIer[PASSWORD]lhen |4|. kEsmcrv
' YES
then [PASSWORD] BANNER The deIauII password is me
then [3] XXXXXXX last 4 digits of your phone number,
_— 2 Using the we" bum; saber YES"
2 Emera banner using instructions Ior alpha keys on page 17. Press [I
iO RESTRICT INCOM NG CALLS
When Ihis function is enabled, Ihe phone does not respond Io incoming
calls. However, oquning calls can sIlI be madev
1 Press key |1| “INCOMING”
2 Selectme parameter by using the scroll keys m G E “5
INCOMING ‘>
RESTRICT: to restrict incoming calls. » ALLOW
ALLOW: to allow incoming calls.
3 Press H.
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HOW TO RESTRICT YOUR PHONE
RESTRICTING OUTGOING CALLS
When this function is enabled. incoming calls can be answered, but
outgoing calls cannot be made. it is still possible to make emergency
calls.
_—
w 9 ix ft
OUTGOI'NG"
’ ALLOW
1 Press key |2| “OUTGOING?
_—
2 Select the parameter by using the scroll keys,
RESTRICT: to restrict outgoing calls.
ALLOW: to allow outgoing calls.
—_
3 Press |~|.
EESTRICTING THE PHONE BOOK
This function blocks the storage or phone numbers or the use cl
stared phone numbers,
Ell I! B 8 ”1
MEMDRV ONLY”
' ALLOW
Press key |3| “MEMORY ONLY"
The delaull password is the last
digits ell your phone number,
2 Select the parameter by using the scroll keys.
RESTRICT: restricts phone book.
ALLOW: allows phone book use.
_—
3 Press 11.
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HOW TO RESTRICT YOUR PHONE
RESTRICTING LONG DISTANCE CALLfl
1 Press key |4| “LONG DISTANCE"
_.
Trill B 8 “1 (Ll—ll.
LONG DISTANCE W
> ALLOW
2 Select the parameter by using the scroll keys.
RESTRICT: restricts long distance calls.
ALLOW: allows long distance calls.
3 Press [~|.
RESTRICT CALLS TO 900 NUMBERS]
1 Press key |51 u900 w’s"
Will 9 El El
slows"
> ALLOW
2 Select the parameter by using the scroll keys.
RESTRICT: restricts 900 service.
ALLOW: allows 900 service.
3 Press |-|,
The message ‘7Hls PHONE's RESTR/CTED" rs
displayed on the screen.
HOW TO CLEAR YOUR PHONE MEMOR
HOW TO RESET YOUR PHONE
This function resets each value sel in the memory lo ils delaun value. CLEARING STORED PHONE NUMBERg
This function clears all stored numbers.
1 Press |~| then [0] then ‘ Q g g
RESET SE‘l'l‘lNG » ——
[PASSWORD] men I51- > No 1 Press |-| men [0| lhen enter m H g } (m
[PASSWORD] men [6] men [I |, CLR YHONE No v
' NO
The delaull password is the last 4
digits of your phone number.
2 Select me pammeler by usmg lhe scroll
—_
keys. Press I'l- 2 Select me pammeler (NO. YES) by
ll you selecl “YES" me using the scroll keys. Press (1,
following screen is displayed.
and then he phone Will be
aulomafically turned ofl.
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MEMORY CLEARING FUNCTION
MEMORY CLEARING FUNCTION
LEARING DIALED NUMBER IN CALLLO CLEARING ROAM CALLg
This funcllon clears dialed number in call logs This IuncIion clears air fime used in other service areas
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1 Press[]men [0] then enter CLR CALL LOGS“ 1 Press [1 men [01 the" enter m [3 E [2] ;;
[PASSWORD] men [s] the" [2] , N0 [PASSWORD] then [6] men [4]. CLR ROAM”
'NO
The default password is the last 4 The deIauII passworfl is the last 4
digits of your phone number, dlgils or your phone number.
2 Select the parameter {NO‘ YES] by 2 Select the parameter (NO‘ YES) by
using the scroll keys Press [-1. using the scroll keys. Press [1 .
LEARING
This runc1|on clears air o‘me used in home service area
WISE IKE-i
1 Press [1 then [01 then enter
C LR HOMEo
[PASSWORD] then [a] then [3] v No
The default password is the last 4
digits oi your phone number,
2 Select lhe parameler (NO. YES) by
using the scmu keys. Press (1.
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CHAPTER 6
SUPPLEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
1. Melody Setup Function
2. Stopwatch
3. Calculator
4. Bio-Rhythm
MELODY SETUP
RITE MELOD
ll
Press [1 then [51 men [2], lhen [1].
By pressing the [1 select
ll 3 lg 63
WRITE MELODY .,
> MY MELODY l
"18 melody title and enter a melody via
the key pad. Press [1 lo store melody.
ll you select previously entered melody,
"OVERWRITE 7" is displayed.
By pressing the [SEND] .
Ihe previously enlered melody is played
with musical note displayed on the screen.
Till I! B E s (Ill!)
MELODY INPUT
lm__m
To end the melody, press ||
You can edit previously entered melody.
"Orig Dal Seem" is delaull melody.
ill in ® 3 m
MUSlC TEMPO
l MODERATO
Press [1 alter entering melody speenlml.
Speed : Select the Parameler
(Moderalo, Allegro. largo -» » -
by using the scroll keys) and press [1
ml E E f) all]:
INPUT
Select the parameter you want. 111-le
Entered melody is added to (he ringer Iype list.
Press [1 afier entering the Mlle ollhe melody
MELODY SETUP
O ENTER MELOD
When you press dial key 1. a quaner note is displayed.
The dial keys I, 2, 3. 4. 5, 6. 7 correspond to musical notes
(10. re, mi. la. sol. Ia. si, do, respedively.
Select the length or tone by pressing [e] in sequence while
the quarter note is displayed
When you press [if], a: sign is displayed under the musical
note and it changes to a hail note.
To enler a pause, press [s] in sequence alter pressing
[a] and select the length or a pause.
Ills possible to move and edit musical notes by pressing volume keys [411+].
To add musical notes while you edll. hold [4] and enter the note.
To delete une note. press I]-
Prassfl to play back the melody you've entered, Press [1 to slap.
When you enler 11 notes. the screen moves to the next screen.
You can enter up to 100 notes
MELODY SETUP
HEAR MELODY
Press [1 men [5] men [2], men [2],
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Select lhe melody mle you warrl to hear.
and me me cl melody is displayed
and melody gels played. 1! la B [Z t)
HEAR MELODY 7
The melody gels replayed when r xxxxx
pressing [-1
Press [1 (o slop me melody.
If there is no entered melody,
"Ong Dal Saem"wi|| be played.
MELODY SETUP
MELODY SPEEQ
1 Press 1-1 then [ls] men [2], men [a].
——
2 By pressing Ihe [1 select me melody fills
you want lo change the speed
__
Tell 5 IX {4 (E
MELODY SPEED"
' MY MELODY I
3 By presslng me [1
select lrre melody speed
WI 3 18 if!
MUSIC TEMPO
> MODERATO
4 By presslrrg me [1
selecl me music lempo
STOPWATC H
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Press [1 men [6] men [3],
Press [-1l[| lo control the slopwaicn,
H convols Stan / Slap! Split
[1 oonirols Splill 5pm Release/ Ressi.
The lime urm displayed on me LCD in
11100 Ola second.
Press [END] lo exit
and reiurn lo the inilial display,
CALCULATION
1 Press [1 men [61 men [4].
——
2 Using the calculaler.
Definitions 5 lg ff GE
CALCULATOR
*3[‘1--[ 1~ >1 dlsPIay text 2 Press [11 VOICE MAIL u E 9 g {a
[-1 - delete message Ildisplays me number of voi ; 0 VOICE MAIL
'I ll , TO LISTEN
m messages curren yreoel mess [SEND]
in your Vuloe mailbox,
DIRECT VIE‘W RELEASE 7° access your voice mailbox,
press [SEND].
1 When message IS reoeived,dlsplays m m a x n (E
m following message.
You can View the message
m Ihe sms menu
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HECKING RECEIVED TEXT MESSAG
CHECKING RECEIVED MESSAGE
Press n then press [2] “ma MAIL“
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To read new mail, press [1]
Then press [1 and you can view the details.
To read stared mail, press [2]
To erase stored mail, press [31
Maximum number ofmessages : 22
MES 85}
l‘ XX NEW TEXT
2: XX STORED TEXT
3 ERASE STORED
“NB E (Ill!)
01 : ABCEF
02. 333333
03" HI
MIG Efll
Q TEXT MESSAGE Q
ABCDEFGHUKL. s
END G MESSAGE
SENDING MESSAGE
Press 1] then press [a] "SEND MAIL"
For receiving phone number, press [1]..
Then press [INP]
To write messager press [2],
Then press (5101,
To send yourphons number. press [3]
Then press [INP],
T-il E 8
Phone Nor”
Til In E g F: (“E
MESSAGE“
WI H B IE 7} (E
Phone No?
0000000000110
Then press [SEND] to send message.
When displayed “MESSAGE IS SENT"
succeed.
l l
DIRECT VIEW BELL TYPE
DIRECT VIEW SETTING BELL TYPE SETTING
When st| message is received, displays Lexldlrecuy on the screen When text message is received, sounds selected bell.
—
1 Press u men press [41 1 Press [1 men press [5]
——. —_._
2 Select lhe paremeler (ON! OFF) ii a E a m 2 Select me parameler m a IZI 14 (E
by using lhe scroll keys. DlRECT VIEW (ringer. vibralor. sllenl) SET BELL
> RINGER
'0N
Press [4], by using lne scroll keys.
Press [1
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CHAPTER 8
MAKING AN EMERGENCE CALL
Making an Emergence call Making an Emergence call
This is the enhanced 911 reernre. E911 USING ANY AVAILBLE SYSTEM
E911 lN [DC DE
1 Enters” and press [SEND].
B E E‘
1 Enter 911 and press [SEND] AUDIOVOX
‘ W I! a n
MAR IL MON
AUDIOVOX
-LOCKED- PM 3 - 0“
PASSWORD?
\ wnenacallends,me phone II a E ' m
n 0. a u . 23
\ When a call endsr Ihe phone m m B E {a relums to Ihe emergency mode.
00 00 ‘ 2 3
relums «o the emergency mode. \ The phone mes 10 make an 9”
9” EMERGENCY CALL
emergency call using any available system.
EMERGENCY CALL
_—
2 Reserve Emergency mode 1! E E g
2 Reserve Emergency made during 5 minutes. EMERGENCY (ALL
Fl m E g " (IIE MARILMON
EMERGENCY CALL
MAR 13. MON PM] 0“
PM} 00
during 5 minures,
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CHAPTER 9
SAF ETY
SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES
Read Thls Information Before Using Your Handheld Portable Cellular Telephone
EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNALS
Your wireless handheld poflable telephone is a low power radio transmitter and receiver,
when it is ON, it receives and also sends out radio frequency tRFl signals.
In Augusl, 1995, lhe Federal Communications Commissions 1FCC)
adopted RF exposure guidelines with safely levels It)! handheld wire-less
phones. Those guidelines are consistent with the saiety standards
previously set by both us. and lnternational standards bodies:
ANSI C951 (1992l '
NCRP Report 88 (1986) '
ICNIRP (1996) '
Those slandards were based on comprehensive and periodic evaluations
ollhe relevant scientific literature. For example, over 120 scientists,
engineers. and physicians from universities government health
agencles, and industry reviewed the available body or research to
develop the ANSI Standard (C951)
The design or your phone complies with the FCC guidelines (and those standards).* ;
American National Standards Institute;
National Council on Radiation protection and measurements;
international Commission on Nonionizing Radiation Protection.
ANTENNA CARE
Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna.
Unauthorized antennas. modifications, or anachmem could damage
the phone and may violate FCC regulations.
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SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES
DRIVING SAFETY
Talking on the phone while driving is extremely dangerous and is illegal
in some slates. Remember, salely comes first. Check the laws and
regulations on the use at phones in the areas where you drive. Always
obey them,
Also, it using your phone while driving please:
Give full attention to driving. Driving sarety is your first responsibility.
Use hands-flee operali'on, if available.
Pull off the road and park berore making or answering a call. it driving
oondttions require.
If you must use the phone while driving. please use ctne»touch, speed
dialing. and auto answer modes.
An airbag inltates with great force. DO NOT plaoe objects, including
both installed or variable wireless equipment. in the area over the
airbag or in the air bag deployment area. If in—vehicle wireless equipment
is improperly installed and the air bag inflates. serious injury could
result.
WARNING: Fallure to follow these instructions may lead (0 serious
personal Injury and possible property damage.
SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from RF energy.
However, certain electronic equipment may not he shielded against the
RF signals tram your wireless phone.
Pacemakers
The Health Industry Manufacturers Association recommends thala
minimum separation of six (6? inches be maintained between a hand-held
wireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential interrerenee
with the pacemaker These recommendations are consistent with the
independent research by and recommendations of Wireless
Technology Research.
lryou have a pacemaker:
ALWAYS keep the phone more than six inches from your pace-maker
when the phone Is turned on,
Do not carry the phone in a breast pocket.
Use the ear Opposite the pacemaker to minimize the potential for
Interference.
it you have any reason to suspect that interferenoe is taking place,
tum your phone OFF immediately.
Hearing Alds
some digital wireless phones may interfere with some hearing alds. in
the event of such interference, you may want to consult your service
provider (or call the customer service line to discuss altematrvesi.
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SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES
ELECTRO lC DEVICE
other Medical Devices
it you use any other personal medical device, consunthe manulacturer
of your device to determine if they are adequately shielded from
external RF energy Your physician may be able to assist you in obtaining
this information.
Tum your phone OFF in healthoare Iacilib’es when any regulations post—ed
in these areas instruct you to do so, Hospitals or healthcare facilities
may be using equipment that could be sensltive to external RF
energy.
Vehicles
RF signals may afiect improperly installed or inadequately shielded
electronic systems in motor vehicles, Check with the manufacturer or
its representative regarding your vehicle. You should also consult the
manufacturer otany equipment that has been added to yourvehicle.
Posted Facilities
Turn your phone OFF where posted notices so require
SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES
ETHER SAFETY GUIDELINES
Alrcrz'l
FCC Regulaiions prohibit using your phone while in ihe air. Swiich OFF
your phone belore boarding an aircraft
Blastlng Areas
To avoid inieriering wiih oiasring operations, lurn your phone OFF when
in a “blasting area" or in areas posled: "Turn off iwo-way radio" ooey
all signs and insiniciions.
Poieniially Explosive Aimospheres
Turn your phone OFF when in any area wiih a poleniiaiiy explosive
atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas
could cause an explosion orfire resuiung in bcdlly iniury or even oealh.
Areas wiih a poieniially explosive atmosphere are owns am not always,
clearly marked. They include iueiing areas such as gas siauons: below
peek on boars; fuel or chemical transfer or siorage laoiiiiies; vehicles
using liquefied perroieum gas (such as propane or oulane); areas
where lhe air contains chemicals or anicles. such as grain, dust. or
meial powders; and any oiher area where you would normally be
advised to lurn oif your vehide engine.
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SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES
PRECAUTIO SI
Your Handheld Fonaoie Telephone is a high qualiiy piece ofeguipmenl.
Before operating Ihe equipment, read all instructions and cautionary
markings on (1 ) AC Adaptor (2) Bahery and (3) Produci Using
Bailery.
1. Do NOT use this equipment in an exrrerne environmenr where
high iemperaiure or high humioiiy exists.
2. DO NOT abuse Ihe equlpmenl. Avoid slrikingc shaking or shockingr
When nclI using the unil‘ lay down the uniMO avord possible
damage due to instabillty.
3. DO NOT expose this equipment to rain or spilled beverages.
it Do NOT use unaulhorized accessories
5. DO NOT disassemble the phone or its accessories. lI service or
repair is required. relum unit to an authorized audiovox cellular
service cenler. II unit is disassembled, the risk of electric shock
or fire may resuIL
6. DO NOT shon—drcuii the ballery terminals by melal items etc
SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES
WARNING
The following oflenses are punishable by fine. imprisonment, or he'll:
Using obscene, indeoeni. or profane language,
Using the unil lo give all lalse dislress oalls.
WireLapping or omerwise inleroepling a lelephone call, unless that
person nas first obtained lne consent oiine parties panicipan'ng
in me call
Making anonymous calls (a annoy, harass. or maiesl other people.
Charging to an account wilnoul aumorizalion lo avoid payment ior
service.
Reluslng to yield a pally line wnen inlormed inal ii is needed lor
an emergency call in is also unlawful to lake over a parry line by
siaung laisely that n is needed for an emergency).
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