Hyundai Electronics Co HGP-4000X Single-Mode PCS CDMA Phone User Manual

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HGP-4000X(P2E)
USER MANUAL
Draft Version 1.0
Sep 20, 1999
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 BEFORE usmc YOUR PHONE
Package Includes
Handsfl Descrip on
Baslc Functions it
The Function Keys
Display Indlcators .,
Screen Status, Disptey and Function v v
Using the Battery
I installing the Battery
Removing The Battery
Charging the Battery A
Power Connection , , . . .
Charging the Battery Only .. .. .. v v
Charging the Battery with the Handset .
Charging Completion
status 07 Charger LED
Important Battery lnlormatlon
CHAPTER 2 BASIC OPERATION
Turnan the Phone oh and on. rrrrrrrrrrrr . . .
Turning the Phone on . v v . . . .
ruining the Phone on
How to Use the Menu
Menu summary 4 4
Baslc Functlons .
Key Pad Lock .
Making a can
Pause Feature .
How to Answer cans
Caner ID Function
Call Waiting Function
Missed Call Display
How to Adjust Volume
Functions During a Can ............................ 14
Sending Your Number to a Pager 14
Scratch Pad . . 14
Mute . 44
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT’D.)
CHAPTER 3 MEMORY FUNCTION AAAAAAAAAAA 15
How 10 Store a Phone Numbera AA 16
how to Enler Lehers and Chareclers ueing
(he Dlal Eutlons. ... .. . v 16
how to Makea Call Using A Stored phone Number ..... 17
One Touch/Two Touch Dialing v . . . 17
How to Flnd Your Phone Book AAAAAAAAAA . ........... 1a
Recalling by Memory Localion Number is
Recalllrlg by Name (Alpha) . 19
Recalling by Number . . r 49
CHAPTER4 MENU . 4 .20
Sehings ......... 11
Auto Relry . . , , , . 21
Auto Answer . , . , 22
Auto Hyphen 22
Open to Answer 22
DTMF Length , 22
One Touch Dialing . . , , 22
VOICQ'PFIVGCY v
Dlsplay ........
Logo Display
Banner . A . , A
LCD Conlrasl .
Graphic Iconv
Language
Backlight.e...e.e A.
Lighllng Lenglh. . . . . 13
Volume ......
Ringer Type .
RingMooe
Volume Adjustmenl , , , , . 14
Call Timers A
Last Call
AllCalls... H .. .. . .. ..
Home Calls . , , . 25
Roam Calls , . , , 25
Bio-Rhythm AAAAAAAAA . ............................ 25
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT’D)
Alerls ......................................... 26
Minute Alerl . . 26
Fade Alert . . v . . 26
Roam Alert v ..... . . . . 2G
Connect Alerl v . v v v 26
Phonelnlu....A, .
Checking My Number v . . , v
Checking the Phone Version v 27
CHAPTER 5 SECURITY FEATURES. .
How to Lock Your Phone AAAAA . . . .
Auto Lock .
Lock Code Change ,,,,,, . .
How to Reslricl Your Phone A A
Restliolion Functions
To Reelricl incoming Calls
Resmcling Outgoing Calls
Reslrloilng the Key Pad
Resin-fling the Phone 500k .
Reslrlcting Long Dlslance Cells v
Reslnct Calls to 900 Numbers
How to Reset Your Phone A . v . . . .
How to Clear Your Phone Memory
Clearing stored Phone Numbers
Clearing schedule Conlenls vvvvv . . . . v v . . .
Clearlng Aerlme In Home Service Area , , , .. 32
Roamcalls or . . ”H3?
CHAPTER 6 SUPPLEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
Melody Selup ooo
Entering Melody. . .
ToEnlerMelDdy,.,.. .. ..,
Listerllng to Me Melody v
TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT‘D.)
CHAPTER 7 VOICE MAIL AND TEXT MESSAGES
Receiving a Message
Voice Mall Message v 35
TextMessage....., ,. . . 35
checklng Recelved Message . . 35
Checking Recewed Voice Mall Message , T ........ . .35
Erase Text Messages . . . . . . . . . . . 36
CHAPTER 8 SAFETY AAAAAAAA . 37
Sa’eky ln'orlnalion for Wireless Handheld Phones . . A 38
Dnving Salely . . . as
Eleclromc Dewces 39
Other sevety Guidelines 4a
Precautions , , , . 40
Warning 41
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CHAPTER 1
BEFORE USIN Y UR PHONE
mm mm mu Chapur before using (Ills product.
0 Package Includes
9 Hmdm Descflpuon
0 Basic Functions
0 Displly Icons
0 Using lhe hurry
0 Chlrglng Lhe amen-y
0 lmpumnl thtery Info-mam.-
PACKAGE INCLUDES
Thank you lot putchasmg thts product. Please check the product
contents by comparing them wtlh the lollowmg pchuves
Handset Standard Battery
,___. Q
User Manual Extended Battery (npuonal)
Handslrap Desktop Charger
‘
Belt Cllp
In case them are any pmtaelects,
in: please lepon II to ”replace
aux-"chase l’mmedmfsly
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HAN DSET DESCRIPTION
LED
altnks when you
make a call or
vecelve a call
Volume Button
Used to adjusl
the volume M
the earpiece and
rtnger volume
Antenna
For best call
quality. extend
the antenna dunng
the call
Earpiece
LCD Screen
Function
Keys
Keypad
Microphone
ASIC FUNCTIONS DISPLAY INDICATORS
IHE FUNCTION KEYS ~ CREENS‘TA'FUS, DISPLAY AND FUNCTIO
w Thls key ls used to make or recelve a call.
‘firlll signal strength
w Thrs key rs used to lermlnale a call or exit the lndreales current srgnal strength. More lines mean
current menu. Thrs key rs used to turn the handset on or a" better signal strength
II also releases the Key Lock run-men
m Roaming
lndlcalea (he Phone Is outside of lIs home area
Thrs key clears the argrts or text Irom the display or memory Swim macaw,
. When a call rs in progress 5 re displayed
When 2 ts displayedy the phone rs ln tale mode.
00 These keys are used to scroll through the contents orlhe menu When 3 rs dlsplayed. the phone Is not recelvrng
a stgnal lrom the system
0 (Son llrhrs key rs used to access the Menu when
pressed and held lor more than 1 second M Message
(Sort 2)ans key rs used le access volce or text messages lnutcates a text message or votce mail message ts aillng
Q Alarm
Indicates that the alarm ls aclrvaled
Battery
Inmates battery charge level status The more black
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USING THE BATTERY
CHARGING THE BATTERY
‘ SING JHE, BATTER
1 0 Insert Ihe bottom at battery into the groove 1 connect the charger lo a standard 120V AC outlet
sl (he bottom 0! (he handsefi Then 0 press |n LED will green when the power is connected
the lap 01 the battery until iI snaps
1 To charge Ihe battery on|y, msert the battery pack
1 Push the taro with one hand and tin the lop
chargtng sloI on the rear ol the charger
otthe battery 9 to separate
LED will tndlcale charging status
0 Red tndtcales charging
0 Green indicates ehatgtng IS compute
The battery must be correctly placed III the battery compartment D Battery ts not charged when you purchase the want,
”battery/s incorrectly inserted, the handset M n Furry charge the battery Delete use
At
wm no! turrr on or the battery may strp out during use.
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HARGING THE BATTERY CHARGING THE BATTERY
HARGJNG THE BATTERYVWITHLTHE HANDSE ETATUS OF CHARGER LED‘S
1 To charge me battery wan the handset. mserl Channg Slot Mm m 5m, we. mmmmw w.“ Wm
tan-«cow o.» mace-wow (Gm-“Won;
lhe handset Into the charger.
2am charging ’ . 1
(Charging svot tor
Handset Only)
Chargmg 5m
charging me battery will me handsel on ;s
£- less elllclerlrlhan Charging nwrm me ”mission ”me rBdLED does mroame on after me handset or
fit banevy has been "Issued mm me Mammy srot, mmsen‘
or check power
1 Charglng Is compmed when the green-colored
LED stays on
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‘MPORTANT 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 of 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 if 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 parts. Do not attempt
to open the case.
It is recommended that you allow your battery 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!
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CHAPTER 2
BASIC OPERATION
0 Turning the Phone On and Off
9 How to Use the Menu
9 Menu Summary
6 Basic Functions
9 Functions Dun'ng a Call
URNING THE PHONE ON AND OFF
iURNINGfll’HE PH NE ON
1 o Press and hold [END/P]
o The phone is locked ll “Lock Code" ls displayed
on the screen When ‘Lock Code"
ls dlsplayedr enler lne 4-dlglt lock code to unlock
the phone
0 The default lock code is the last 4 digits of
your phone number
U NI GJ'H E0
1 o Press and hold [END/P] until
'Gddd Bye" ls displayed
D lime “POW BAYTERY WARNING POWER
mt OFF's dlsplayed and the power goes on,
mm rs a possrblllry oldamaglng me memory
Change or curve the [Mary lmmediale/y
u lune battery/s removed whlle me phone rs
on, ltmay erase/aslcaflmformanon.
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HOW TO USE THE MENU
In the standby screen‘ press and hold |~-|
to! 1 second to access the menu,
2 In the menu, use scroll keys to vlew the menu
selecnons, ll you press and hold the scroll keys
the menu salons automatlcally
Use the lollowlng to scroll:
l<*l. I» 1, volume l+|, volume [l:l|, localed
on Side of handset
3 To go back lo pvewous screen press lcuq
To me exit menu, press [END/P]
4 To go into submenu press the correspondlng
number or seled the desrred llem usmg lne
scroll key, Then press [END/H.
, and |SEND|
can be used wnlle using the menu.
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MENU SUMMARY MENU SUMMARY
1zsCHEDULE ileSTALL
2:INPUT SCHEDULE
.— chAUSE ALL
1:PHONE~BOOK 1 : CALL LOGS 1:MISSED CALL 21MELODY 1 : EmT MELODY
2:ANSWERED CALL 2: LISTEN MELouv
3:DIALED CALL 3:sTOPWATCH
4:0ALCULAT0R
z : sv LOCATION 530?va mount
3: EV NAME 2:soMEDAv
4:v0|CE usr 3:INPUT BIRTHDAY
2:SETTING 1:AuTo RETRV 1 : MIN ALERT
z :AuTo ANSWER z: CONNECT ALERT
3:R0AM ALERT
4zFAnE ALERT
7:3EORE 1:AuTo LOCK
2:CHANGE conE
OzLANGUAGE 3:0HANGE BANNER
sansmm 1 zmcomwe
2 : OUTGOING
m 1:RIN6 MODE 3: MEMORY
2 :RING TYPE 4: LONG DISTANCE
3:KEYPAD mm: w 's
4:REsET
5: CLEAR 1:STORED w-s
IzLAST CALLs ZzsCHEDULE
zzALL CALLs 31HOME cALLs
J:HOME CALLS «ROAM cALLs
4: ROAM CALLS GzPHONE a.
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= ASIC FUNCT|ONS
AKING A CAL
m '\ flaw
1 Enter the phone number
How to mourtytne phone number mum
You have entered “m“
M '\ ‘Q’I!
0 To erase the last number entered
00mm
press [CLR]. xxx-mm
at USE
0 To erase all numbers entered and
start agatn. Press [CLR] and hold
for more than halt at a second
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2 Press [SEND]
0 ‘CALL FAILED" message is disptayed
when the call does not connecl
0 If the Ime is busy, press
[END/P] Retry by pressing
[SEND] [SEND]
O W you select the AUTO RETRY
lunctron, the call will be retned
automatically tor the time you
have selected
Press [END/P] to end the catl
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BASIC FUNCTIONS
PAUSE FEATUR
Pauses are usect to! automated systems tr e , vorce mall and
calltng cards) To tnsen Pauses
—-_
1 Enter phone number, 7. We
then press [- ~]
mum»
_—
2 Select destred bause m gis-
t . STORE
2 BY NUMBER mfim’“
3 HARD PAU S E
4 ONE HYPHEN
Pause Definitions
0 HARD PAUSE. I’ you enter the pause character (P).
the number entered afler the Pause character will be sent
after the number mated
3 o Press [SEND] to are] or [1] to store
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BASIC FUNCTIONS
HOW TO~ANSWER CALLS
1 When phone nngs or LED bunks press any key
except Volume or [END/P].
2 To end the call, press [END/P],
PEN NS
This lunction allows an incoming call I0 be answered by
openan the nip cover To enable thls tunction press [~ 4] t
[2], [z] and select [YES].
”you set up MBAUTO ANSWER Illnctlon In
_ Bounce, the cell will be answe/ed allow the
selected number olimgs [Relel la page 22)
A ER ID FUNCTIO
when there is an incoming call‘ the
caller's phone number is displayed men In
on the screen xxx-xxmxxx
m The caller ID number is savedrn lheooll log
ALL WA TING NOT ON
This function notifies you there is an incoming call when you
are on the phone.
0 To answer the callt press [SEND] when you hear the beep
0 To switch back to the hrst caller, press [SEND] again
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ISSES‘CALL DISPLA
II
1 Displays the number 0! missed ,_, mun
calls and (he llme (he call was missed mm
0 The message will be cleared ‘x’m
when you press the [cm] or
[END/P] key.
HOW RDJU VOLUME
You can adjusl the volume |n two ways by ustng the volume
eontrol keys on the Slde ol the henoeet, or by ustng the menu.
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1 Adjust volume by using lhe volume control keys
during the lollowing operation
0 During a Call earpiece volume adjuslmenl
0 Stanley status Rlnger volume adyustment
0 When the Phone Rings Ringer volume adiustmenl
0 Call slalus in hands-tree Hands-tree
volume adjustment Press [END/P]
when the phone rlngs and it Will mute the ringer
This function disables the ringer and vtbrates the phone any
lime an rnoonttng call is In process To enable Ihls lunctton
press [~ »[ , [a]. [11 and selecl VIBRATOR on by pressing
the “up' and “down” keys al the ten upper side olthe phone
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UNCTIONS DURING A CALL
ENDINGVYOUR NUMBER TO A PAGER
This Vurwuon enables Ihe phone number 0! the handset Io he
Iransmined automatically [0 a pager, depondmg on pager ser-vice
1. After camng a pager. when you are asked to
enler your number. press and hold |- 1
then [1] “SEND PHONE it"
- GR'ATGH ‘PA
r Whiie rn a can press and hold l' 4] ,(hen
[2] “SCRATCH PAD“
2. Enterlhe phone number, then press [~ »] .
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FUNCTIONS DURING A CALL
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| press and hold [4 -]
men [3] “Mute"
ro unnmle. press [- -]
To rrurrrure, presslmenu]
CHAPTER 3
MEMORY FUNCTION
1 How to Slore a Phone Number
2 How to Make a Call Using a Stored Phone Number
3 How lo Fmd Your Call Logs
4 How to Find Your Phone Book
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HOW TO STORE A PHONE NUMBER
You can store up to 100 frequently used phone numoers in memory.
t Enter the phone number you want to
store and press [~ 1
o The first ayarlahte lnttlal empty
memory location number ls dlsplayed.
ll there re no empty |ocalion,
“MEMORY SPACE ls FULL"
ls displayed wrth a warnrng sound
0 ll there is a deswed memory looatron
number, emu the number,
memory
location number, it meansthere ls another stored phone number in that
locahon already.
Selecl "YES/N07 and press [« «1 .
0 Yes. Deletes the previously stored
number amt stores the new one
0 No Keeps the prewously slated number
3 Enter the person's name and press 1~ ~]
0 To make secret, select Ves lt can
then be dlsplayed only when the lock code rs emeleu
4 messy!” -
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HOW TO STORE A PHONE NUMBER
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HOW Tb Eifferrlette‘l's a’ird chammer‘smsin’glhé dial'blmonsl
1 Select characters you Wlsh to enter usmg the key pad
Key Pad mepetltton “level-Mon JRepelifion lkewtlllon snepetmon
l l
2 ABC A B C 2
3 DEF D E F 1
4GHI G H I 4
QWX'YZ w x Y Z 9
o Press [- ~] to toggle between upper and lower case
0 When enlenng speclal characters such as o ,7!@_*-=()'*';%/.
press [01 repeatedly The special characters M" be dlsolayed
In order.
2, Press [ll ’ ]to enter lhe next character
0 Curse! moves to the nexl column amornallcally In lwo seconds
afler Ihe next chalacler
3 Repeat until all the characters you want are enlered
0 you can store up to 14 characters
4. Erasing Entry-
0 To erase one letter. press [cm]
0 To erase the entire entry, press and hold [CLR]
TORED PHONE NUMBER
:ONE'TOUCHI'I'WO'TOUCH.DIAHN¢‘
This leatuve auowsrne phone book enrries Io be dialed via the keypad
ONE TOUCH nmuue:
1-9 Press corresponding memory number and hold for more men 1 second
TWO TOUCH DIALING:
00, 1099 press me first digit and second dlgils or me memory number
shon and |0ng respeohveiy.
o 11 no phone number is stored in the Iocalion depfessed, “Empty
Location" will appear on the screen
0 11 a phone number is stored in the secret ioeanon. 1he number is
nal dispiayed when making a call
one touch dialing must be mmedon In the
handset see page 37,
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HOW TO FIND YOUR CALL LOGS
Your phone can display the 10 mosl recent rmssed, incoming.
outgoing calls. You can call those numbers wrthom dialing
their whole number.
1 Press in] men |1| then [11 men 1. ~|
0 The Iasl missed cali, its phone number, lime and
dale are displayed
2, To check your missed calls usmg the scroll keys”
0 i ‘ -] Scrolls uplhe phone numbers
0 [it ' 1 Scrolls down the phone numbers
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3 Press [SEND] lo d|a| desired missed call number
HOW TO FIND YOUR CALL LOGS HOW TO FIND YOUR PHONE BOOK
RECA'IitING BY MEMORY LOCATION‘NUMBE'r
1 Press |..] men (11 then m
2 Enter (he memory location number .
0 u you don‘t enter a specmc memory location
number‘ use me scroll key to search 1mm me
first memory locatmn number
“-
3. Search phone numbers uslng scroll key
0 [ ‘ ‘] serous up the phone numbers
0 [a ' 1 erase or edit the phone to
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4 Press [SEND] to dial desnred phone book number
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HOW TO FIND YOUR PHONE BOOK HOW TO FIND YOUR PHONE BOOK
ECALEINGsBY'NAMEVLOGAIION
| Press [--| men [1] men [3]
z. snlerlhe alpha (ur pan loe alpha)
Then press [~ ~]
3 To locale the phone number uslng lho scroll key
0 [4 .] scrolls up the phone numbers
0 [n > 1 erase or edit Ihe phone an
4 Press [SEND] lo fllal desired phone book number
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CHAPTER 4
MENU
Please read this chapter before using this product.
1. Check Billing Fcalurc
2. Settings
3. Display
4, Volume
5. Timers
6. Bio-Rhythm
7. Alerts
8. Phone Info
9. Security
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SETTINGS
When a call is nol connected‘ this 'unclion relnes the call
amomallcally at a set interval or amount or felines
REPEAT
_—
1 Press [- ~] (hen [2| men |1| then [2]
2. Select the parameter (1.3.5.7 limes) by usmg Ihe scroll.
Key Press [« «1
ETTlNGS
Fl
ANSWER
Thts function answers an lncoming call automatically alter a
number of rings that the user sets.
1 Press K' -1tnen [2] then [1].
2.Selecl lhe parameter
(No use. 1,2,4, RINGS)
by using the scroll keys
Press [4 -] to set
0 Auto answer lunetlon does net
work ll you select lamp
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SETTINGS
NE TOUCH DIALING
This luncllon allows the phone book entries to be dialed via
the keypad.
fi.
1. Press [- -] men [21 then [31
2. Selectlhe parameter(0N. OFF)
by uslng \he scroll keys Press [» «1 .
OICE PRI C
“
1 Press [« »] then [2] then [4]
2 Select the parameter {STANDARD ENHANCED) by using the
scroll keys Press [~ -] .
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DISPLAY
1. Press [» -] men [2]
then [8].
2. Select the parameter Banner (Dale. Wolld Map. Gulliver) by using me
scroll keys. Press [~ »] .
ms runelren changes Ihe banner displayed on me LCD
Vou can enrer a banner up lo 16 characlers long,
LPress [‘ ;] then [0]
2.Enler a banner using instrucllons
lor elpna keys on page 25
This function adjusts the LCD screen contrast.
| Press [~ »] men [2] men [6]
zselecl me conlrasr level by usrng the scroll keys Press[- -]4
* CQN
This lunaion display the LCD screen .
1 Press [4 -] men [2] men [7]
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BACKLIGHT
LIGHH‘IN GLEN GTH
This 1unction allows you I0 adjust time to light up lhe screen. so that
you can convenienuy use the phone even ln dark places
_—
LPress [4 -] men [2] then [51
2 Select the parameler (OFF‘ 5 SEC‘ 10 SEC,
ls see) by using rne scroll keys. Press [- -] .
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[Press [. -] then [3] men [1].
2.Select Ihe parameter lslrae onlorr) by usmg
me scroll keys
3 Press [-
lPress [- 1 then [3] men [2].
2,5erecl the parameter (1-15) by usrng
the scroll keys.
0 7 nirrerent tones (l -7)
0 a Drrrerent melodies (8-15).
3.Press [. 3.
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VOLUME
1 Press [~ ~] then [31mm [3] the volume of for keypad
0 "the warnrng alarm sounds because or low
ballery. the sound erI not be heard even il
the user presses the button
2 Selecl the volume level by usmg the scroll keys.
0 [ ‘ "] scroll up to increase volume
0 (# > ] scroll down to lower volume, or setting to Silent
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3.Press [- -]r
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ALL TIMERS BIO-RHYTHM
LAST This tunctiun identities the biorhythrns 01 today or a specific day using
I Press [. .] then [4] then [1] solar calendar.
1. Press [- 1 then [5] then [5].
ALL CALL 2 Press key [3] " BIRTHDAY?”
1. Press [~ ~] then [4] then [2] 0 Enter your solar calendar birthday n year/month/date. and then press [~ ~ 1
3 To find out today bib-rhythm, select TODAY and to find out blumythm
o! a spectru: day, select SOMEDAY
1.Pless [~ 1 then [4] then [3] o Bio—rhythm tunctron is available only hen the phone can register the ouuenl
trme trim the network system.
“OAM'CALL‘ o For some Day Bio. you cannot enter the dates pelore your btrthday.
l.Prese [- -] then [A] then [4] o For Birthday, you cannot enter the dates later than today date.
' o Phyucfll‘ Emtmonal and intelligent quotients appear with a number shwinq now many Guys have
passed since your birth date tor 1M date you went to and out Bio-rhythm displayed on the top portion
01 the screen
0 What ls Bio-rhythm?
Biomyfltm m a li’! rhythm which Is governed by three rhythm curl/93 called mnicnl. emotlorlalr and
Inleligent and elatts 1mm Wt body lrum our birth to death
lPhysml rhythm
O The rhythm controls wade-ringing physical elements (elated to teststance Io dlseases. phvslcal
strength. adrustmehl or muscle memlu‘ speed. physmlogy and nth-l baslc phytlml functions with a
cyel- or 23 day-s. z Emotional rhythm.
0 This rhythm Adjusl! cmllvity‘ unsllivtly. mental hearth and recognilion about
world and humans with n cycle 0128 days.
1 lhlelllgerlt rhythm
0 Thus rhythm erred: our memory, suscemibllhy Io trith. zcuptance bl kntm ledge
and Ioglcal and analytbc poms! MM 3 cycle at 33 dayh
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1. Press [- -] men [6] men [1].
This lunclmn sounos an elen rn
every minute, lelung you know
(he call lapse time,
Selectlhe parameler (ON, OfF) by using the
scroll keys Press [4 »]l
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This runctl'on sounds an alert when the signal or a recerved
call is weak
1. Press [- -] lhen [6]
lhen [2]
——
2. selecl me parameter (Sllence, Low ,M . High) by using the
scroll keys Press [~ 4].
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This runctlon sounds an alert and gives out a message when (he
handsei enters a new service area, when li enters anaiher serwce
area, or when It leaves the user service area
1. Press [4 ~1men [6]
men [3].
2rSeIeci (he parameler (on, OFF) by usmg the
sore" keys Press [- -],
FADE ALER
Thls runaion sounds alert when the phone can make cans
sue to poor srgnal slrengm
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1. Press [~ ~] men [31
men [4].
2 Selecl (he parameler (ON‘ OFF) by usmg Ihe
scroll keys Press [~ 1.
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CKJNG MY NUMBER
This is a function to check lhe telephone number 01 the handset
currently m use
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1A Press [~ 1 men [0]
men m.
o Press and hold [it ’ ] [or
2 seconds and your phone
number will be displayed
EHECKINGTHE PHONE VERSIO
This Function checks Ihe version 0! lhe handset currently in use.
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|. Press [~ 1 men [0]
men [a]
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CHAPTER 5
SECURITY FEATURES
1. How la Lock Your Phone
2 r How to Restrict Your Phone
3 . How to Reset Your Phone
4. How to Clear Your Phone Memory
OW TO LOCK YOUR PHONE
EU LOK
This runelion prevents any other person lrom uslng the handset without
permission, When il ts locked, the handset can be used to dial
or use any otner lunetion
——_—
1. Press [4 1 then [0] tnen
enter [Lock Code] then [1]
o The default lock code is lne
lesl e signs or your phone number.
2 Seleettne parameter (No Use. POWER ON, 20 Sec)
parameler_hy uslng the scroll keys Press [- -]
o "ow locks Ihe handset immediately
0 "POWER ON?" locks Ihe handset upon powering
on lne handset each lrrne
0 "OFF?' unlocks lhe handset and leaves i\
unlocked.
Incoming calls, emergency dialmg and 513m! runctrorrs
are enabled wrrerr the nanaeetrs locked.
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HOW TO LOCK YOUR PHONE
OCK CODECHANG
This 1unc1ion ls used In change [he Migil lock code
1. Press [4 »] then [0] then enter
[[Lock Code] then |2]
o The delault lock code rs me last 4 dlglls ol
your phone number.
2 Enler Ldlglt new lock code
as Re-enterltre new look code. Press [- -1.
4. The display will lead lock code changed
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OW TO RESTRICT YOUR PHONE
RESTRICTION’FUNCTIONS
You can 19511ch six dll'erenl lunalons
——
L Press [~ «1 men [0] men
enrer [Lock Code] men [4]
o The delaun lock code ls me
Iasl 4 dlgils 01 your phone number
Uslng the scroll nulrons, select" YES"
2 Press [~ 4]
EO REST IC INCOMING LS
When (hls lumlon is enabled, the phone does nol respond to lncoming
calls. However, oulgorng calls can srrll be made
1. Press key [I] “INCOMING'
2. Select [he parameter by using lhe scroll keys.
RESTRICT Io reslrlel incoming calls.
ALLOW: [0 allow lncoming calls.
3 Press [~ 4].
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HOW TO RESTRICT YOUR PHONE
BESTRI’G’ITINGmuTGOING CAL-LS
When this luncllon ls enabled, lncornlng calls can be answered, but
outgolng calls cannot be mada It ls srrll possrble to make emergency
calls.
Iv Press key [2] “ou‘rsowe?
z. Selecl lne parameter by uslng me scroll keys
RESTRICT: to resuicl outgomg calls
ALLOW: \0 allow oulgorng calls
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a Press |~ 4]
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OW T0 RESTRICT YOUR PHONE
EESTRICTING THE [PHONE BOOK
This lunckiorl blockslhe storage 0! phone numbers or (he use 01
stored phone numbers
1. Press key [3] “MEMORY ONLY"
0 The delault lock code is me lasl
4 digits cl your phone number
2 Selecl the paremeler by usmg lhe scroll keys.
RESTRICT. vestricls phone book
ALLOW: allows phone book use,
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Press [I 1.
1 Press key [4] “LONG DIST"
2 Selecl me parameler by usmg the scroll keys
RESTRICT‘ les11lcls long dismnce calls
ALLOW: allows long distance calls.
3. Press [e «1.
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RESTRICT CALLS T0 999 NUMBERS
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l. Press key [5] "900 it's"
2. Select me parameler by uslng me scroll keys.
RESTRICT; restricls 900 servlce
ALLOW. allows 900 servlce
3. Press (~ -].
rs
rue message ‘rH/s PHONE": RES TRIC TED"
dlsplayed on me screen
OW TO RESET YOUR PHONE
This function resets each value set In the memory to its defaun value
—_
1, Press [4 »] men [0] men
[Leek Code] men [5].
2 Select the parameter by using the smu
keys, Press [~ ~].
0 If you selecl “YES" lhe
(“lowing screen is displayed,
and Ihen the phone erI be
amomatlcally turned 0"
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HOW TO CLEAR YOUR PHONE MEMOR
ELEARING STORED PHONE NUMBERS
ans runctron clears all stored numbers
_h
1 Press [- 1 than [0] men enler
[Lock Codellhen [6] menu]
The aerauu lock code re me last 4
argue or your phone number
2 select the parameter (NO. YES) by
uslng the scroll keys. Press |- -1.
ELEA ING SCHEDULE CONTENTS
This Vuncnon clears all schedule contents and reserved call lnlormallon
1 Press [» ~] men [0] then enter
[Leek Code] then [6] men [2].
The deveurt lock code is the rest 4
digits or your phone number
2 Seteettne parameter (NO, YES) by
using the scroll keys Press |« -|
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MEMORY CLEARING FUNCTION CHAPTER 6
LEARAIRTIME INHOME SERVICE AREA SUPPLEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
This iuncfion clearS air time used in home servme area
1 Press [~ 4] then [0] men emer 1 Melody Setup Function
[LOCK CODE] men [6] men [41 2 Optional Services
The delaull lock node is the last 4
digits 01 your phone number
Z Salem me paramerer (NO. ves> by
using the suoll keys Press [~ ~]4
ROAM CALL
This runclipn clears all Irme used in other service areas
LPress [- 4] then [01 men enter
[Lock Code] men [s] then [5].
The aeraun look we re the last 4
dlglls or your phone number
2 Selectme paramelel (N0, VES) by
usnngthe scroll keys Press [- .]_
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ELODY SETUP
NTERING MELOD
press [- -1 then [5] then [21 .
ll
2 Enter a melody via the key pad. Press
[< 1 afler entering melody
o By pressing the [~ 4] , the prevrously entered melody ts played
with mustcal note displayed on the screen
0 To end the melody, press [CLR].
0 You can edit prevtously entered melody.
0 "0ndalsem' ls detault melody
3 Press I' <1 arter entermg melody speed.
0 Speed Select the Paramelev
(Moderate, Allegro. largo -- » . by usan the scroll keys)
4.Press l' 1 arter entering the tttle or the melody
0 tr there is previously entered melody.
”OVERWRITE“ ls DISPLAYED.
0 Select the parameter you want.
0 Entered melody is added to the ringer type list
MELODY SETUP
C ENTER MELODE
0 When you press dla! key 9. a quaner note ts displayed.
oThe dial keys I, 2, 3. 4, 5, 6, 7. 8. 9, 0, correspond
to musical notes do. re. ml. ta, sol. la. ti, do. respectively
n Select the length ot tone by pressing [4 ‘1 in sequence while
the quaner note is dtsplayed
oWhen you press [# ' 1, at sign ts displayed under the mustoal
note and it changes to a halt note
0 To enter a pause. press [4 '] in sequence after pressth
[4 -] and select the length ot a pause
0 ti rs possible to move and edit musical notes by pressing volume keys [4/4]
0 To add mustcal notes whtle you edit. hord [- -] and enter he note
0 To delete the note, press [CLR].
0 Press[~ 1 to ptay back the melody you've entered. Press [CLR] to stop,
0 When you enter 11 notes. the screen moves to the next screen.
oYou can enter up to 100 notes
LISTENING
aTHE MELQD
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L Press [4 4] then [5] then [2L
2,The title of melody is disptayed and
melody gets played
0 The melody gets replayed when
pressing [~ ~]
0 Press [CLR] to stop the melody
o ll there rs no entered message.
"Ondalserrr" will be played.
CHAPTER 7
VOICE MAIL AND TEXT MESSAGES
This chapter describes convenient functions that allow you to check
voice mail and receive text messages with the handset
L Recei "ng in Message
2 Checking Received Voice Mail Message
3. Checking the Received Text Message
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RECEIVING A MESSAGE CHECKING RECEIVED MESSAGE
EOIGEMAIL MESSA E _| GKING ' CHE/EB VOIGEMSAfla} MBSS’A' 01:
_—_ “
1.wnen a vcree message is recervea, me 1. Press I‘ r .] _
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[4 » 1 blinks on lire screen and displays arms [1] 'VOICE MAIL”
ine lollowing message 0 II displays the number pl voice
0 A message arnval is announced marl messages currently received
wrltr a ringer or lamp as selected in your vorce mailbox.
by me user 0 To access your voice mallbox‘
press [5 END].
I e What Ihe handset receives a text
message, and mel ] bllnks on the
screen, the lolluwrng message rs displayed'
o A message arrival is announced
with a ringer or lamp as selected toy lhe user
0 A recenved text message can be up to 300 characters long
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HECKING RECElVED MESSAGE
EHEQKING RECEIVED TEXT MESSAGE
1.Press [~ - ~].
2 Press [2] "TEXT MAIL"
o w you want lo read the vecexved (ext mall
, press [~ ~].
0 u you want to elase the received (ext mall
.press [~ ‘1 . [' -] thenA
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CHECKING RECEIVED MESSAGE
>:q' , ETEXTMESSAGE
“
1. Press [~ < ~].
‘
2. Press [3] “CLEAR MAIL"
3. Select the Paramemr (NOXES) by using the son)“ keys
keys Press [4 ~].
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CHAPTER 8
SAFETY
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e AFETY INFORMATION FOR
SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
IRELESS HANDHELD PHONES WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES
Read This InIormaIIOn Before Using Your Handheld Portable Cellular Telephone
EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNALS
Your Wireless handheld portable telephone Is a low power radio Iransmlllel and lecelver Talking on the phone while drlvlng is extremely dangerous and ls illegal
when it is ON, it recetves and also sends out radio lreduency (RF) stgnals in some states Remember. salety comes llrst Check the laws and
ln August, 1996. the Federal Communlcaltons Commlssions lrccl regulations on the use ol phones in the areas where you drive Always
adopted RF exposure guidettnes wrth salety levels lor handheld wire-less obey them.
phones. Those guidelines are consistent wtth the salety standards Also. it using your phone while drlvlng please.
plevlously set by both u s. and international standards bodies 0 lee lull attention to drilling Driving salety ls your first lesponslbtlliy
ANSI 095 l 0992) - 0 Use handslree operation. il available,
NCRP Report 88 (1986) ' 0 Pull ofllha load and park belore making or answering a call. if driving
ICNIRP (1996) ' oolidttions require,
Those standards were based on comprehensive and periodic evaluations II you must use the phone while driving, please use one-touch speed
ol the relevant scientific literature. For example. over tzoscientists, dieting, and auto answer modes
engineers, and physicians lrorn universities. government health An alrbag inflates Wllh great loroe DO NOT ptaoe oblects, including
agencies, and industry reviewed the available body ol research to both installed or portable wireless equipmenI. in the area over the
develop the ANSI standard (0951). allbag or in the airbag deployment area ll in-yehicte wlreless equlpmenl
The design ol your phone complies With the FCC guidelines (and those standards).* ; is Improperly installed and the air bag inltatee, serious intury could
Amerlcan National standards tnstitute; result
National Councll on Radiation protection and measurements, WARNING: Fatlure to lottowthese instructions may lead to serious
lnternationat Commission on Nonionizlng Radiation Protection personal injury and posslble property damage.
ANTENNA CARE
Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna.
Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could damage
the phone and may vtotate FCC regulations
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AFETY INFORMATION FOR
i LECTRONI EVICE
Most modern electronic equipment is shielded lrom RF energy.
Howevei‘ certain electronic equlpmenl may not be shielded against the
RF signals from your wireless phone
Pacemakers
The Health Industry Manufacturers Assoclailon lecommendsthat a
minimum separation 015|K(S7 Inches be maintained between a hand-held
Wireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid polenIlaI inlarierence
Wlth lhe pacemaker, These recommendations are conmstent wlth Ihe
independent research by and recommendations or Wireless
Technology Research.
ll you have a pacemaker:
c ALWAYS keep the phone more than six inches lrom your pace-maker
when the phone is turned on
0 Do not carry the phone In a breast pocket.
0 Use the ear opposite me pacemaker to minimize the potential lor
inlertelence.
o ll you have any reason to suspect that interierence is taking place‘
turn your phone OFF immediately
Hearing Aids
Some digital wireless phones may lnter'ere With some hearing aids in
the event oisuch interierence‘ you may want to consult your service
provider (or call the customer servlce line to discuss alternatives)
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ELE ONIC DEVI 5
Other Medical Devices
II you use any other personal medical device. consult the manulacturer
of your dewce to determine it they are adequately shielded trom
external RF energy Voul physician may be able to assist you in ootaining
this inlormation
Turn your phone OFF in healthcare iacilities when any regulations post-ed
in these areas instruct you to do so Hospitals or healthcare laciiilies
may be using equipment that could be sensitive Io external RF
energy,
Vehicles
RF signals may sheet improperly installed or inadequately shielded
electronic systems In motor vehicles Check Wlth the manutacturet or
its representative regarding your vehicle You should also consult the
manulmurer oi any equipment that has been added to your vehicle.
Posted Facilities
Turn your phone orr where posted notioes so requtve
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AFETY INFORMATION FOR
iTHERuS’AFE‘TY GUIDEbINE "
Aircran
Fcc Regulations prohibit using your phone while in the air Switch OFF
your phone berore boarding an aIrcran.
Blastlng Areas
To avoid interfering with blasting operations. turn your phone OFF when
in a "blasting area" or in areas posted: "Turn on (woeway radio" obey
all signs and instructions.
Potentially Explosive Atmospheres
Tum your phone OFF when in any area with a potenlially explosive
atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas
could cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily Injury or even death
Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are olten, but not always.
clearly marked. They include iueling areas such as gas stations; below
deck on boats; Iuel or chemical transler or storage lacilities; vehicles
uslng liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or butane). areas
where ltie alr contains chemicals or articles. such as grain, dust. or
metal powders. and any other area where you would normally be
advlsed lo turn on your vehicle engine
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REC TION
Your Handheld Ponaole Telephone is a hlgn quaIlIy piece ol equipment
Belore opeiaimg the equipment, read all lnstrucllons and cauilonary
markings on (1) AC Adaptor (2) Battery and (3) Product Using
Battery
1. DO NOT use thls eqmpmenl in an extreme environment where
high temperature or hlgh humloity exlsts.
2 Do NOT abuse ihe eoulpment Avoio striking. shaking or shocking
When not using the unit, lay down the unll to avoid possible
damage due to Instability.
3. DO NOT expose this equipmeni to ram or spilled beverages
4 DO NOT use unaulherlzeu accessories
5 DO NOT disassemble the phone or lls accessories "service or
repair is iequlred, return unlt to an aulnorized audiovox cellular
service center. If unit IS disassembled, the risk of electric shock
or fire may result.
6. DO NOT shonclrcutl the battery terminals by metal Items etc
AFETY INFORMATION FOR
IRELESS HANDHELD PHONES
The tollowlng oneneee are punishapte by fine, imprisonment. or bout.
0 Using obscene. indecent, or protane language
0 Using the un|1 to glve ow ialae distress calls.
0 Wiretapping or otherwise intercepting a telephone call, unless that
person has first obtained the consent oithe parties participating
in the can.
a Making anonymous calls to annoy, harass, or molesi other people.
0 Charglng to an account Without auihorization to avoid payment for
services
0 Reiusmg to yield a parly line when mlerrneo that it IS neeiieo lot
an emergency call (it is also unlawful to take over a party line by
stating ialsely ihal n is needed tor an emergency)
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