Avantech Mobile CT2898 GSM 900/1800/1900 Mobile Phone with BT User Manual Philips9 9d
Avantech Mobile GSM 900/1800/1900 Mobile Phone with BT Philips9 9d
User Manual
Discover Your Phone
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Therefore, Philips reserves the rights to revise this user
guide or withdraw it at any time without prior notice.
Philips provides this user guide "as is" and does not
accept, except as required by applicable law, liability
for any error, omission or discrepancy between this
user guide and the product described. The device is
meant to be connected to GSM/GPRS networks.
How to...
A
lphanumeric
keypad
Microphone
65,000 colour
main screen
Pick up key Hang up, cancel
and on/off key
Back of the phone:
camera lens
Charger /headset
connector
Left softkey Right softkey
Navigation and
,
keys
Volume keys
Switch the phone
On/Off
Long press ).
Enter your PIN code
Enter your PIN code using
the keypad and press , or
L to confirm.
Make a call
Enter the phone number on
the keypad and press ( to
dial.
End a call
Press ).
Answer a call
Press ( when your phone
rings.
Reject a call
Press ) when your phone
rings.
Activate/deactivate
the loudspeaker
Long press ( during a call.
Lock /Unlock
the keypad
Long press *.
Activate the
Silent mode
Long press 6.
Activate the Torch
Long press 5.
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Softkeys
The left and right soft keys < and > located at the top
of the keypad allow you to select the corresponding
options that appear on the screen immediately above
them, including during calls. The functions associated
with these keys will vary according to the current
context.
Main Menu
The Main Menu gives you access to all the different
features of your mobile phone presented in the form
of a grid. The table above summarises the
arrangement of the Main Menu, the meanings of the
various icons found there, and the page in this manual
where more detailed information concerning the
subject can be found.
Access
QuickCall Press + in idle mode.
Access the
Names list Press - in idle mode.
Access the
Call list Press ( in idle mode. The
Call list displays all calls
missed, dialled and received.
Access the
Main Menu Press , or L Menu in idle
mode.
Go to previous menu
Press R Back when available.
Quickly return
to idle Press ).
Extras Media Album Entertainment
page 15 page 21 page 25
Operator Messages Settings
page 28 page 31 page 44
Camera Address Book Call Info
page 54 page 59 page 63
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Press , to access the Main Menu when in idle mode,
then use the central navigation key which directions
are represented in the present guide with the +, -, <
or > signs to browse the icons and lists. When
navigating in a list, a scroll bar located on the right
hand side of the screen shows your current position in
the list. Within lists, press , to access the options
related to the selected item, press select R Back to go
back one level.
How to use this manual
The current manual is structured as follows:
Discover
your phone
The current section presents an
overview of your mobile phone and
information on the most commonly
used features.
Chapter 1:
Getting
started
Information on how to set up your
mobile phone for the first time:
installation of the SIM card, battery,
etc.
Chapter 2:
Calling
Information on how to make and
receive calls.
Chapter 3:
Text entry
Information on how to enter text
using the numeric keypad.
Chapters 4
to 12
These chapters treat each element of
the Main Menu one at a time.
Other
sections
After Chapter 12 appear the sections
for Icons & Symbols, Precautions,
Philips authentic accessories, SAR
information (if available at
publication, otherwise included as a
separate document), and finally the
Limited Warranty.
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Table of contents
1. Getting Started ............................................5
Inserting the SIM card .....................................5
Switching on the phone ...................................6
Charging the battery ........................................7
Setting Hotkeys .................................................7
2. Calling ................................................................8
Make a call ..........................................................8
Answer and end a call ......................................8
Adjust the earpiece volume ............................8
Call handsfree ....................................................8
Options during a call ........................................9
Quick call ............................................................9
Handling multiple calls .................................. 10
3. Text Entry ................................................... 12
T9® text input ................................................ 12
Basic text input ............................................... 13
4. Extras .............................................................. 15
Calculator ........................................................ 15
Money converter ........................................... 15
Organiser ......................................................... 15
World clock .................................................... 16
Sound recording ............................................. 17
Alarm clock ..................................................... 18
Connectivity .................................................... 18
Auto Switch On / Off ................................... 20
5. Media Album ............................................. 21
Memory status ................................................ 21
Sound album ................................................... 21
Picture album .................................................. 22
TV slideshow .................................................. 24
6. Entertainment ........................................... 25
Western Horoscope ..................................... 25
Lunar Calendar ............................................... 25
Chinese Festival ............................................. 25
Brick game ....................................................... 26
Torch ................................................................ 26
Java .................................................................... 26
7. Operator ...................................................... 28
Op. Services + ................................................ 28
WAP ................................................................. 28
8. Messages ....................................................... 31
Settings ............................................................. 31
Create message .............................................. 36
Inbox ................................................................. 39
Outbox ............................................................. 43
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9. Settings .......................................................... 44
Time and date ................................................. 44
Autonomy ........................................................ 44
Security ............................................................. 44
Profiles .............................................................. 47
Sounds .............................................................. 48
Display .............................................................. 49
Network .......................................................... 50
Shortcuts .......................................................... 52
Language ........................................................... 53
10. Camera ....................................................... 54
How to... .......................................................... 54
Camera menu ................................................. 56
Help ................................................................... 58
11. Address Book ......................................... 59
Copy to phone ............................................... 59
Select contacts ................................................ 59
Delete all .......................................................... 59
Quick call ......................................................... 59
Address book .................................................. 59
Adding a contact ............................................ 62
Service Numbers ............................................ 62
Status ................................................................ 62
12. Call Info ...................................................... 63
Call times ......................................................... 63
Settings ............................................................. 64
Call list .............................................................. 65
Icons & symbols ............................................ 66
Precautions ....................................................... 67
Trademark Declaration ............................ 71
Troubleshooting ........................................... 72
Philips Authentic Accessories .............. 74
Limited warranty .......................................... 76
Getting Started 5
1. Getting Started
Please read the safety instructions in the "Precautions"
section before use.
To use your phone, you must insert a valid SIM card
supplied by a GSM operator or retailer. The SIM card
contains your subscription information, your mobile
telephone number, and a memory in which you can
store phone numbers and messages. (see “Address
Book” on page 59)
Inserting the SIM card
Remove the back cover
To insert the SIM card, you must first remove the
back cover. Press on the back cover and slide the cover
downwards as shown below.
Remove the battery
To remove the battery, pull the battery up from the
bottom.
You may lose all your personal settings if you remove
the battery when the phone is switched on.
Insert the SIM card
Unlock the SIM card holder and then lift it up on its
hinge (1). Remove the SIM card from its protective
holder and (2) place it in the space provided, making
sure that the clipped corner of the card is in the correct
corner and that the gold contacts are facing down.
6 Getting Started
Close the cardholder and slide it into the locked
position.
Put the battery back into its slot, gold contacts facing
downwards, then lock it by pushing it downwards,
until it stops.
Replace the back cover by sliding it up into its slots,
until it stops.
Remove the protective film covering the screen and
the camera lens before using the phone.
Switching on the phone
To switch on the phone, long-press the ) key. Enter
the PIN code if required. A PIN code is a 4- to 8-digit
secret code for your SIM card. It is preconfigured and
communicated to you by your operator or retailer. For
more information on PIN codes, see “Security” on
page 44.
If you enter an incorrect PIN code three times, your
SIM card will be blocked. To unblock it, you must
request the PUK code from your operator.
Getting Started 7
When you switch on your mobile phone with your
new SIM for the first time, you will be asked to
customize your phone. This function will help you to
set the following parameters:
Charging the battery
Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery. A
new battery is partially charged and a sound alert will
warn you when the battery reaches low, if the battery
alert is On. (see “Sounds alerts” on page 49)
Once the battery and battery cover are back in place
you can charge the phone. Plug in the connector as
shown below. Then plug the other end into a main
AC power socket.
The battery symbol indicates the state of charge. During
charging, the charge indicators will scroll; it takes around
2.5 hours to fully recharge your mobile phone. When all
the scroll bars are steady the battery is fully charged. You
can then disconnect the charger.
Depending on the network and condition of use, talk time
goes up to 8.5 hours and stand-by time up to 850 hours.
Keeping the charger plugged to the mobile when the
battery is fully charged will not damage the battery.
The only way to turn off the charger is to unplug it,
so use an easily accessible AC power socket. You can
connect the charger to an IT supply (Belgium only).
Setting Hotkeys
You can configure the numeric keys 2 to 9 (except 5,
which is locked, used for the Torch) to access your
favourite features simply by long-pressing on the numeric
key. A number of hotkey shortcuts are pre-configured.
For more information, see “Shortcuts” on page 52
Summer time
Set time
Set date
Melody for incoming calls
Wallpaper
Address Book
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2. Calling
Make a call
From the idle screen
1.
In idle mode, enter the phone number using the
keypad. To correct an error, press R <C.
2.
Press ( to dial.
3.
Press ) or R End call to hang up.
For an international call, long press * to enter the
"+" sign for the international prefix.
Using the phonebook
1.
Press -in idle mode.
2.
Select a contact in the list. If you are using the
onboard phonebook and the selected contact
features more than one number, the number
identified as the default will automatically be
selected. To select a different number, press < or
> (see “Address Book” on page 59 for more
information).
3.
Press (: the selected number is dialled.
4.
Press ) or R End call to hang up.
Answer and end a call
When receiving a call, the number of the caller may be
displayed, depending on whether or not the person
calling has chosen to display his or her ID. If the
number is stored in the selected phonebook, then the
corresponding name is displayed instead of the
number.
•Answer the call: press (.
•Reject the call: press ). If you have activated Call
forward (see page 64), the call is diverted to a
number or voice mail.
•Mute the ringer: press R Silent (this only switches
the sound off without rejecting/accepting the call).
•Hang up: press ).
The phone will not ring if in Silent mode .
If you have selected Any Key Answer, you can accept a
call by pressing any key except ) (see “Call forward”
on page 64).
Adjust the earpiece volume
During a call, press the volume keys on the left side of
the phone to increase or decrease the volume.
Call handsfree
For your own comfort and safety, ensure you move the
phone away from your ear when calling handsfree,
especially when increasing the volume.
Calling 9
1.
In idle mode, enter the phone number using the
keypad or select a contact in the phonebook.
2.
Press , or L Options then select Call
handsfree and press , or L Select.
If you are already on the phone, long press
(
to switch
to handsfree mode and back.
Options during a call
During a call, press , or L Options to access the
following options.
Activate h/free
This option allows you to use your mobile phone’s
handsfree option.
Mute / Unmute
Allows you to mute or unmute the microphone so
that your caller cannot hear you.
Record dialogue
In most countries, recording telephone conversations is
subject to legislation. We advise you to notify the caller
if you intend to record your conversation and only do
so if they agree.
To record a conversation during a call, select Record
dialogue and press ,. Press , again or L Save to
end the recording: an edit window allows you to
assign a name to the recording, which is then available
in Media Album > Sound album > Recordings, and also
in Extras > Sound recording.
Depending on memory capacity (see “Memory status”
on page 21), the number and length of recordings will
vary.
If you select Mute and then Record dialogue, only the
caller’s voice is recorded.
Notepad
Allows you to note down a number. You can then
store it in the phonebook, call it, or send a message to
this number.
Other options during a call
Press L Options to be able to perform the following
tasks while a call is ongoing: you can access and
consult the Name List or Call list, hang up by selecting
End call, change the Equalizer settings, send or read
SMS, or consult and manage events of the Organizer.
Quick call
To access the Quick call feature, press + when in idle
mode. It allows you to set your four most frequently
dialled numbers. You can then quickly call one of
10 Calling
them by selecting the corresponding icon or picture
on the screen.
This feature is also available from the main menu, in
Settings > Shortcuts > Quick call.
Setting a Quick call contact
1.
In idle mode, press + to access the Quick call
screen. Select a thumbnail to configure and press
, or L Set.
2.
Select a name in the contacts list, and press ,
again to access the Picture album and select a
picture. Proceed the same way for each
thumbnail.
Calling a Quick call contact
To make a call, press + when in idle mode, then select
the thumbnail of your choice and press ,.
To reconfigure a thumbnail, select it and press , to
Replace the name and/or picture.
If a picture is already associated with a contact, it is
displayed in the Quick call screen. Changing the
picture in one of the menus will also update it in the
other.
Handling multiple calls
The ability to handle two or more calls at one time
and to make conference calls is dependent on your
operator and/or subscription.
Making a second call
You can make a second call during an active call or
with a call on hold. While on the phone, dial a
number (or select a contact in the phonebook) and
press ,. The first call is put on hold (the number is
displayed on the bottom of the screen) and the second
number is dialled. You can then press , to access the
options among which are:
•Switch calls to toggle between calls (you can also
press < or >to switch calls).
•Transfer to connect the two calls. You are
disconnected when the transfer is completed.
•Conference to introduce the caller into a conference call.
Answering a second call
When you receive a second call while being already in
communication, the phone emits a beep alert and the
screen displays Call waiting. You can then:
Press ,To answer the call (the first one is
put on hold).
Press )To reject the call.
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To receive a second call, you must have deactivated the
Call forward for voice calls (see page 64) and activated
the Call waiting (see page 64).
Answering a third call
If you are in a call and have one call on hold, you can also
receive a third call. To do so, you must either end one of
the calls or introduce the new caller to a conference.
This service is limited to two current communications
(one active and one on hold).
Conference call
Subscription dependent.
A conference call is activated by making several
outgoing calls or from a multiple call context. It
allows you to speak with up to five people at the same
time.
1.
Make a first call with someone, then a second
one (see above).
2.
Press , or Options and select Conference.
Repeat the process until five members are
connected.
3.
Select Remove party to disconnect a member of
the conference, or select Private call to have a
private call with this member only (other
members are put on hold).
4.
Press ) to disconnect all calls at once.
If there is an incoming call during the conference call
and there are less than five members, you can accept
this new call and add this member to the Conference
call (if five members are already connected, you can
answer the call, but not add it to the conference).
Press , or
L Options
To open the options list. You can
select End call to end the current
call, then answer the incoming call.
Press )To reject the call.
Press , or
L Options
To open the options list. You can
select Accept to answer the
incoming call, or End call to end the
current call, then answer the
incoming call.
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3. Text Entry
Text can be entered in editing screens in two different
ways: by using T9® Predictive Text Input or basic text
input. The techniques for using these two methods
are discussed below.
T9® text input
T9® Predictive Text Input is an
intelligent editing mode for entering text
on a mobile phone. It allows you to enter
text more quickly by anticipating the
word you want to enter based on the
keys you have pushed. You press once on the key
corresponding to each letter needed to spell a word
and T9® suggests a word based on your keystrokes. If
several words are available, the first word in the list is
displayed and highlighted. Press +/- or L to browse
the list and press , to insert the word.
How to use it?
Letters and symbols represented by each key are as
follows:
Example: how to enter the word "home":
1.
Press 4 6 6 3. The screen displays
the first word of a list:
Good
.
2.
Press + or L to scroll and select
Home
.
3.
Press , or >to confirm selection of the word
Home
.
Dictionary
If the word you want to enter is not in the T9®
dictionary, you can add it to the database. Press
L1>2>3 to scroll to the bottom of the list until you
reach the entry represented by a series of highlighted
underscores (_ _ _ _ _).
2 to 9To key in letters.
L or
+/ -To browse the list of candidate words.
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1
,
Press any of the three keys to insert the
selected word followed by a space.
LShort press to backspace, long press to
clear all text.
0To shift letter case: Standard, lower or
UPPERCASE letters.
#To view the table of symbols and
punctuation. Then press L >> or < and
> to browse the 3 available tables.
*To shift mode from T9® to basic text
input to numeric.
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Press R Spell to open a basic text editing screen.
Enter the new word without spaces using the methods
described below and press L OK when done. You are
then returned to the message you were composing and
the new word is inserted.
Language
You can switch input language while writing a
message by long-pressing the # key. The available
languages will depend on where you purchased your
mobile phone.
Basic text input
Press * to switch from T9
® to basic text input.
This method requires multiple key presses to reach the
desired character: the letter "h" is the second letter on
the 4 key, so you must press it twice to enter "h".
Short press R Cancel to clear one entry, long press to
clear all text.
Example: how to enter the word "home":
Press 4, 4 (
G
H
I
) 6, 6, 6 (
MN
O), 6
(M
NO
), 3, 3 (
D
E
F
). Press , when the message
is completed.
Letters, numbers and symbols are located on each key
as described opposite.
Short press Long press
1space 1. , @ / : ; " ’ ! ¡ ? ¿ # + - * =
% < > ( ) & £ $ ¥ 1
2a b c 2 à ä å æ ç 2
3d e f 3 é è ∆ Φ3
4g h i 4 Γ ì4
5j k l 5 Λ5
6m n o 6 ñ ò ö 6
7p q r s 7 β Π Θ Σ7
8t u v 8 ü ù 8
9w x y z 9 ø Ω Ξ Ψ9
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0To shift letter case: Standard,
lower or UPPERCASE letters. 0
#
To open symbols and
punctuation mode. Then press
L >> or < and > to browse the
3 available tables.
Changes the
language
used for text
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*To shift mode: T9®, basic or
numeric. Also shifts
mode
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4. Extras
This menu contains features and options designed to
help you keep you organised and informed while on
the move.
Calculator
Your phone has a built-in calculator that you
can use to perform basic calculations.
Numbers are entered with the keypad and
operators with the navigation keys as indicated in the
table below:
An icon at the top of the screen indicates which
navigation keys to use for entering operators.
Press and hold 0 to get the decimal point.
Calculator accuracy is to 2 decimal places and is
rounded up to the higher decimal figure.
Money converter
This menu allows you to convert a sum from
one currency into another using the exchange
rate of your choice. You can convert from
Local to Foreign or vice versa. Enter a rate in the
Exchange rate field and an amount in either the Local
or Foreign fields: the sum is calculated automatically.
Organiser
This menu allows to create, store and manage
events in your organiser. When the organiser
alert is On (see “Sounds alerts” on page 49), a
beep alerts you when an event is due.
The organiser shares the mobile memory capacity with
other features (phonebook, picture album, sound,
etc.). To check the memory available in your phone,
select Media Album > Memory status.
Creating a new event
1.
In Events, select <New>, then the type of event
to create (Holiday, Meeting, To Do).
2.
Enter the starting and ending date and time of the
event and name it (e.g. "Meeting with Smith").
3.
Set a reminder and a frequency: alerts will be
triggered at the chosen time.
Addition
Press > or the * key.
Subtraction
Press < or the * key twice.
Multiplication
Press + or the * key 3 times.
Division
Press - or the * key 4 times.
Equals
Press
,
or #.
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The reminder only applies to Meeting and To Do
events. It will be updated when changing time zones
(see “World clock” below).
Deleting old events
This menu allows you to delete past events. Enter the
starting date (past or future) from which all previous
events will be deleted and press
,
twice to delete all
events preceding this date.
To delete all events set in your organiser, enter a
starting date several years ahead (e.g. 31st of
December 2010) to make sure all events preceding this
date are deleted at once.
Managing events
Select an event in the list and press
,
or
L
Options
to access the options described below.
Changing a repeating event modifies all instances of
this event.
Events views
Events stored in your organiser can be displayed in
Day view, Week view and Month view. Select a view
format and press ,, then use < or > to display the
previous or next day, week or month.
World clock
This menu allows you to set and display both
the local time and the time in the foreign time
zone of your choice. Note that if you choose
to display the local and foreign time on your home
screen, the image you selected as your wallpaper will
no longer be displayed there, but will be replaced with
the standard World clock wallpaper.
Local settings
Delete To delete the selected event.
Change To change the selected event.
Send by
infrared
To transmit the selected event to
another infrared-compatible device.
Change
sound
To change the sound associated with
the alarm type of the selected event.
Set time Allows you to set the time by
pressing the appropriate keys.
Local zone Move + or - to select the time
zone corresponding to your area.
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World clock
Activate this option if you want to display both the
local time and the time of another time zone on the
idle screen. Press + or - to set the option On or Off.
When On, you can display the zone of your choice via
the menu Switch local / foreign.
This feature is not available when the option No clock
is selected in “Clock display” on page 44.
Switch local / foreign
To display local to foreign zone and vice-versa.
Foreign settings
Alarms, reminders, programmed events are time zone
independent! If you set an alarm or an event at
9:00 AM in time zone A, it will still ring or be due at
9:00 AM if you change to time zone B.
Sound recording
This menu allows you to make recordings of
up to 12 minutes in length, depending on the
memory status (see “Memory status” on
page 21).
Select <New> to begin the recording. The message
Speak now appears along with a progress bar. When
you are finished, press
L
Save to stop recording. You
can then either enter a name for the new sound file or
accept the default name proposed by pressing
,
. You
then return to the list of Sound recordings and the new
recording is displayed in the list.
When you select a sound file, it is played
automatically in a loop. Press , to access the options.
You can Play recording, Rename or Delete it, set as
ringer or As SMS/MMS ringer.
A flashing warning sign indicates that your recording
will soon reach the maximum authorized length. If
you do not stop recording, a red envelope icon informs
you that your recording is too long to be sent via MMS.
Daylight saving Allows you to set the daylight
saving option On or Off for the
local time zone.
Foreign
zone
Move + or - to select the time zone of
your choice.
Daylight
saving
Allows you to set the daylight saving
option On or Off for a foreign time zone.
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Alarm clock
Our mobile phone has a built-in alarm clock
with a snooze feature. You can set up to three
separate alarms and choose whether or not
the alarm should repeat. To set an alarm, follow the
steps below:
1.
Select an alarm and set it On.
2.
Then enter the time and press ,.
3.
Then select the frequency: Once, daily, On
weekdays.
4.
Finally, select the type of alarm: the Buzzer or a
melody from the sounds album and press ,.
Repeat above steps to set other alarms.
The alarm clock will ring even if your mobile phone is
switched off and/or the ringer volume is set to Silent.
When the alarm rings, press any key to stop it (except
if the snooze mode is on, see below).
Snooze mode
This menu allows you to set the snooze mode On or
Off. When the alarm rings and the snooze mode is On:
• press any key (except R Stop) to stop the ringing
temporarily. The alarm will ring again around 7
minutes later.
• press R Stop to stop the ringing and the alarm
repetition.
The snooze mode is automatically deactivated after 9
alarm repetitions.
The snooze mode setting applies to all the alarms you
have set.
Connectivity
Your mobile phone allows you to connect to
a variety of external devices via infrared and
bluetooth. This menu provides you with
more features to set up the connection with
these external devices.
Infrared
Your mobile phone has an infrared port that allows
you to send or receive data to or from other infrared-
compliant devices (e.g. another mobile phone, a
computer, a PDA, etc.) through a wireless link.
Files that are copyright protected cannot be sent.
When connecting with a PC, make sure you have
activated its infrared option.
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Position of devices
Before transmitting data between two devices, they
must be correctly positioned in relation to one
another. Make sure that:
• the infrared ports are facing each other,
• they are at a less than 50 cm away from each other.
• nothing obstructs the infrared beam.
Sending data
To send data via infrared from your mobile phone, you
must first select the item to be sent: when selecting a
picture, a sound, a name or an event, a sub-menu then
gives you access to the Send via infrared option.
As soon as your phone finds another infrared
compliant device to communicate with, the sending
automatically takes place. Messages are displayed on
the screen for you to follow the process.
Sending is cancelled if your phone cannot find another
device before the time out is reached, if the infrared
link is broken, or if you cancel the process.
Receiving data
When you select Receive your phone is ready to
receive an item via infrared and waits for the another
infrared device to send it. As with sending data,
messages are displayed on the screen and allow you to
follow the process.
Receiving is cancelled if your phone isn’t contacted by
another device before the time out is reached, if the
infrared link is broken, if the size of the file sent is too
large or if you cancel the process.
Saving the data
A message will appear to inform you that you have
received a file. Press o to access the options described
below.
Bluetooth
Your phone supports Bluetooth wireless technology,
allowing connection to a compatible Bluetooth device
within 10 meters. The Bluetooth connection can be
subject to interference from obstructions such as walls
or other electronic devices.
Before you can apply Bluetooth, make sure the other
device supports Bluetooth function by contacting the
device’s manufacturer or its accompanied documentation.
Save To save the data, eventually rename the
file.
Show To display the details of the data you
have received.
Discard To ignore the data received.
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Bluetooth menu
Making a Bluetooth connection
To make a Bluetooth connection, first of all, make
sure you switch on the Bluetooth feature in the option
Bluetooth On/Off. Then select My devices.
Connection with an audio device
Choose <detect audio devices>. When the list of
device appears, select the one you want to make a
connection with it. As soon as you select a device and
a connection is made, you are prompted to enter a
passkey in order to pair with the device. This passkey
is supplied by the manufacturer of the other
Bluetooth device, refer to its documentation for
further information. The passkey feature ensures that
only legitimate connections are allowed to connect
either to your device or the selected device.
Connection with a data device
Choose <discoverable mode>, then make the
discovery of the phone from the other device (PC,
other phone, etc...) and following the process on this
other device.
If you do not use the Bluetooth feature for some time,
you should deactivate it in order to conserve battery
power.
Auto Switch On / Off
These two separate menus allow you to set your
mobile phone to switch itself on or off at pre-set times.
This lets you extend your phone’s battery life (e.g.
during the night), not be disturbed at given times and
have your phone switch back on automatically.
To set Auto switch on, select the option and press ,.
Select On and press ,. Enter the time at which you
want your mobile phone to switch itself on and press
,. Select the desired frequency from Once, daily, or
On weekdays and press ,. A message appears to
confirm activation.
Options Description
Change
Nickname To change the phone name.
Bluetooth
On/Off To turn on/off the Bluetooth feature.
My devices Select to connect to devices that you
predefined.
Receive Select to start receiving the file.
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5. Media Album
Memory status
This menu allows you to display the
percentage of memory available in your
phone. Various features share the memory
capacity: pictures, sounds, recorded memos and voice
tags for voice commands, stored messages, phonebook
and organiser entries, games, etc.
Press , to check the memory status. The display
shows you the percentage of memory free and the
phone’s total memory in Kilobytes (Kb). Press ,
again to check the detailed list of memory used by
each feature.
Your mobile phone is supplied with many sounds and
pictures. You can only delete sounds or pictures in the
Own melodies or My images folders, e.g. to free
memory space for your own sounds and pictures.
If the List full message appears when saving a new item
you must delete an item to be able to create or add a
new one.
Sound album
This menu allows you to manage the sound
files stored in your mobile phone. The
options are:
Get more... To launch the WAP application and
download new sound files.
View all To access all your sound files in a
single list.
Own
melodies
To access your downloaded sound
files.
Protected
melodies
To access the list of copyright
protected sample sounds.
Protected melodies cannot be sent
nor deleted.
Recordings To access the list of sound
recordings.
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Once in a list, you can then select a sound file and
press , to access the menu options listed below.
Picture album
This menu allows you to display and modify
the images stored in your mobile phone. The
options are described below.
Pictures must be of the correct size and in the format
for your mobile phone to store and display them
correctly.
Inside the folders, images are displayed as a text list.
Select an image and press > to view the image.
Pressing , gives you access to the menu options
listed below.
Send by... To send the selected sound file via
E!mail (see page 36), via Infrared (see
page 18) or MMS (see page 32).
Note that sound files from
Recordings folder cannot be sent via
MMS.
As ringtone To set the selected sound as ringer.
As SMS/
MMS ringer
To set the selected sound as the
Messages ringer. This option must
be activated in the menu Settings >
Sounds (see page 48).
Rename To Rename the selected sound file.
Delete /
Delete all
To Delete the selected sound file or
all files at once.
Get more... To launch the WAP application and
download new image files. For more
information, see page 28.
View all To access all your image files in a
single list.
My photos To access the photos taken with the
phone’s built-in camera.
My images To access the images you have
received on your phone.
Prot.
images
To access the list of protected sample
images.
Protected pictures cannot be sent nor
deleted.
Icons To access the list of icons you have
downloaded.
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Send by... To send the selected file via E!mail
(see page 36), via Infrared (see
page 18) or MMS (see page 32).
Note that you cannot send pictures
that are protected by copyright.
Set as
wallpaper
To set the selected picture as
wallpaper.
Modify Use this menu to access the
following options:
•Add text To add text to the selected picture.
Enter your text in the editing screen
and press ,. Use the navigation
keys to move the text on the screen:
short press to move the text 1 pixel
at a time, long press for 5 pixels.
Press R Back to go back to the text
editor, or L OK to validate and go
to the next option.
•Add frame
or icon
To add a frame or an icon to the
selected picture.
•Eraser To Undo the last modification made
on the picture, or to Reset, i.e.
cancel all changes at once. Press R
Back to cancel or L OK to validate.
•Send To send the selected picture via
infrared, E-mail or MMS.
•Save To save the picture with all the
changes you have applied.
Rotate Use this option to rotate the selected
image of -90 degrees, +90 degrees
or +180 degrees.
View To display the selected file.
Properties To display its properties (size,
format, resolution, etc.).
Rename To Rename the selected image.
Delete /
Delete all
To Delete the selected file or all files
at once.
Pictures in the Protected images
folder cannot be sent nor deleted.
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TV slideshow
This menu allows you to display the pictures
listed in the Picture album (automatically in a
slideshow or manually one-by-one) on the
main internal screen of your phone and/or on a TV
screen via the TV Link accessory.
TV Link may not supplied with your product. In this
case, you must purchase it separately. See “Philips
Authentic Accessories” on page 74 for details.
Manual
This menu allows you to display the pictures
manually. Browse the list of pictures by pressing + or
-. Press > to activate the graphical full-screen display
and send it to the TV, press < to go back to the list.
When a picture is selected, press , or L Select to
open the rotation options (90° or 180°).
Automatic
This menu allows you to display the pictures
automatically in a slideshow.
1.
Select the time value that will be applied
between each picture of the slideshow (10, 15 or
20 seconds) and press , or L Select.
2.
In the list that appears, select the pictures of your
choice by pressing < or >. Choose (Un)Check all
to select or deselect all pictures at once.
3.
Press , to start the slideshow and R to stop it.
In both modes, the last selection made is
automatically saved and can be played several times in
a row, even when you quit the TV Slideshow menu.
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6. Entertainment
Western Horoscope, Lunar Calendar and Chinese
Festival features are available only in the Chinese
language menu (see page 25). Your phone may or may
not have the Chinese Language menu depending on
where the phone was purchased.
Western Horoscope
This menu allows you to display your horoscope for
any given day. To consult your horoscope, you must
first either enter your sign or your birth date. If you
know your sign, you can select it from the Select sign
menu, otherwise select Set birth date, press , and
enter your birth date. Press , to display the
corresponding sign.
In the Horoscope menu, you can select Today or Other
day depending on the horoscope you want to consult
(in the second case, enter the relevant date before
pressing ,).
Lunar Calendar
This menu gives you the correspondence between
Gregorian and Chinese calendars by displaying the
corresponding date in lunar mode from a selected
Gregorian date.
Features requiring date & time information (e.g.
organiser events) depend on Gregorian dates only.
Press , to access the date edition window. Change
the date if needed by pressing the corresponding keys,
then press , to convert to lunar mode.
Lunar in idle
This option allows you to display the lunar calendar
on the idle screen. Press + or - to activate or
deactivate this option.
Chinese Festival
This menu informs you of the next major Chinese
festivals, from a given date. Select A day from now or
select Fr. give date and enter the date from which you
want to know what Chinese festivals will occur. In
both cases, press , to display the six next festivals.
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Brick game
The goal of this game is to destroy bricks by
hitting them with a ball. Destroying all bricks
give you access to the next level.
Keys used are the following:
Torch
Allows you to set 10 seconds or Off the camera torch
on the back of the phone.
Java
Your mobile phone features a Java run-time
environment, which allows you to run Java
applications, such as games downloaded on
the network.
The first time you launch Java, a message appears to
alert you that the installation and configuration of
Java will take several moments. This is a one-time
occurrence.
Settings
Once Java has been installed, you may then proceed
with configuration.
Auto launch
Allows you to set the automatic launch of Java On or
Off. When On, a Java application will be automatically
launched immediately following installation.
Network access
4 and 6To move the racket left or right.
* and #To start the game by throwing the
ball left or right.
0To pause the game up to 2 min.
(after which the screen returns to
idle mode and the game is lost). Bearer To select the type of network used when
launching a connection and to configure
the corresponding settings.
•GSM or GPRS: your mobile will only
use the GSM or the GPRS network
for e-mail connections.
•GPRS first: your mobile will first try to
connect to the GPRS network, then to
the GSM network if the GPRS
network isn’t available.
Selecting the above option requires you to have both
GSM and GPRS settings configured. See page 44 for
details.
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Network
This menu gives you access to operator-specific
settings, including DNS and proxy addresses. When
available, all items of this menu are pre-configured, so
that you shouldn’t have to change them.
Java applications
1.
The first time you select this menu, press L OK
for initialization to start. This will take several
minutes.
2.
Back to the JAVA window, you can either:
-press
, to access the content of the Default
folder, then press L Menu and Select to play
the listed games,
- or press L Menu, to access the options
allowing you to create and manage new
folders.
3.
Select Install to install on your mobile phone the
JAVA games you have downloaded: you must
always proceed with installation first, to be able
to play a game.
4.
Press Exit to quit the Java application, or press
L Menu to access the list of available options.
Your mobile phone may display messages about
"MIDlets". MIDlets are JAVA applications or games.
DNS
address
Allows you to enter the DNS address of
the external data network you want to
connect to.
Network
account
Allows you to select one of the data
profiles you have defined in Settings >
Network > Access settings (see page 50).
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7. Operator
This menu contains the services and features provided
by your operator. Consequently, the menus described
below may vary or may not be available, depending on
your subscription. Contact your network operator for
more details.
The services provided may involve making a phone
call or sending a SMS for which you may be charged.
Op. Services +
This menu option is reserved for operator-
specific services. Please contact your operator
for more information about these options.
WAP
This menu allows you to access services
supplied with your network, such as news,
sports, weather, etc.
If your phone was pre-configured, it isn’t necessary for
you to change the settings described in this section.
With some operators, settings can be set remotely.
To launch a WAP session, select Operator > WAP >
Homepage.
Your mobile phone connects to the network
according to the Access settings you have defined in
the menu Settings > Network (see page 44). In case of
a connection error, the screen displays "Go to menu":
press , or L Options to access the WAP options (see
page 30).
Homepage
This is the link to the first WAP site you access when
launching a WAP session. In most cases, this menu
item is preconfigured and will connect to your
operator’s WAP homepage. To change this default
homepage see “Options” on page 30.
Use + or -To browse the on-line pages.
Press , or L
Select
To select a highlighted item.
Press R Back To return to the previous page.
Press ) or select
Options > Exit
To end the WAP session.
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Bookmarks
This menu allows you to store your favourite WAP
site addresses, rename them and access them quickly
from the list.
Press L Options while browsing, then select
Bookmarks: the name and URL fields will be
automatically filled in with the information of the
page you are browsing.
Select Add bookmark and start entering the new name
for the edit screen to appear. Press , , then proceed
the same way to enter the URL address.
The Manage bookmarks menu allows you to Delete or
Edit the selected bookmark.
Go to URL
This menu allows you to enter a WAP site address and
to connect directly when selecting it (a quick way to
access WAP addresses without saving them as
bookmarks).
All the addresses you enter in this menu and connect
to at least once, will appear in a list. Select one of the
items and press , to reconnect to the corresponding
page, without having to re-enter its complete address.
Settings
In order to access WAP sites, you must first configure
a WAP connection profile.
Select profile
To select one of the available profiles, then define the
connection settings for each of them.
All connection settings described below apply to the
selected profile.
Browser options
To activate or deactivate the downloading of images
attached to WAP pages.
Selecting Off will speed up the global downloading
time of the pages browsed.
Rename profile
To rename the currently selected profile (start
entering the new name for the edit screen to appear).
Cache
To empty an area of the phone’s memory where the
pages browsed during a WAP session are stored.
Network
•Homepage: to change the homepage name and
address (start entering the new name for the edit
screen to appear).
•Network access allows you to select one of the data
profiles you have defined in Settings > Access
settings (see page 50).
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•Bearer allows you to select the type of network used
by the selected profile when launching a connection
(see page 44).
•Proxy address and Proxy port allow you to define a
gateway address and port number to be used when
launching a WAP connection using the selected
profile.
•Security: to display the list of installed security
Certificates (then display its details or delete it), the
Session info or the Current certificate.
Push inbox
This menu allows you to read and manage messages
automatically sent to you by the network and / or by
your operator.
In some cases, a red "@" sign will be displayed on the
screen to inform you that you have received a new push
message. Press
,
or
L
Read to read it or
R
Back to
go back to idle.
Push messages include URL links for quick access to
the corresponding WAP services: a single click on the
link will connect to the WAP site for browsing or
downloading multimedia files into your handset.
If your push inbox is full, a message will advise you to
delete some messages in WAP > Push Inbox.
Options
While browsing, press L Options to access:
Homepage To access the default homepage.
Back To go back to the previously browsed
page.
Forward To go to the next browsed page.
Refresh To reload the currently browsed page
from its original server.
Set as
homepage
To save the currently browsed WAP
page as the default homepage.
Save as... To save images embedded in the
pages that are displayed in the Picture
album.
Exit To end a WAP session.
Bookmarks
Go to URL
Settings
Push inbox
See page 29 for description of these
options.
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8. Messages
Settings
My dictionary
This feature allows you to enrich the T9 dictionary
used for writing messages. For detailed information
on entering with T9, please see “T9® text input” on
page 12). Select <New> to create and store a new
word, or <Delete all > to erase the content of the
dictionary at once.
SMS
Reply path When On, this option allows you to
transmit the number of your SMS
message centre together with the
message. The recipient can then
reply using your own SMS centre
and not theirs. This speeds up the
rate of transmission. This feature is
subscription dependent.
Delivery
report
When On, this option will inform
you via SMS whether your own SMS
was received or not. This feature is
subscription dependent.
Auto save
SMS
When On, this option will
automatically save messages sent in
the Archive menu.
SMS center To select your default SMS centre.
If
not available on your SIM card, you
must enter your SMS centre number
.
Signature When On, allows you to add a
signature at the end of your message.
You can Edit, Change or Save the
signature.
Validity
period
To select the length of time your
messages are to be stored in the SMS
centre. This is useful when the
recipient is not connected to the
network (and thus cannot receive
your message immediately). This
feature is subscription dependent.
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MMS
This menu allows you to Activate, Modify or Rename
one of the available MMS profiles. Your mobile
phone may have been pre-configured. To change the
settings, choose an MMS profile in the list and select
Modify to access the settings described below.
Application settings
SMS chat When On, allows you to display
received SMS on the idle screen. You
can then quickly reply to a message
received by pressing ,, entering
your message in the edit screen, and
pressing , again.
If you receive an SMS while you are
reading one, you can reply to the first
one before reading the second.
Alternatively, you can press Back to
exit the first message. The second
message then appears on your screen.
Retrieval mode Allows you to choose from:
•Manual: you connect manually
to the server by selecting a
notification in the Inbox,
selecting Read to download, then
Play.
•Automatic: new MMS are
directly placed in the Inbox.
Select the MMS and press > to
play it.
This mode is deactivated when
roaming.
Validity period To select how long your MMS will
be stored on the server, from 1 hour
to 1 week (maximum). This is
useful when the recipient is not
connected to the network (and
thus cannot receive your message
immediately).
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Network settings
E-Mail
This menu allows you to Activate, Modify or Rename
one of the available email profiles. Your mobile phone
may have been pre-configured. To change the
settings, choose an Email profile in the list and select
Modify to access the settings decribed below.
If one of the accounts has been pre-configured, it may
be locked, in which case it cannot be renamed.
Read report This option can be set On or Off
and informs you (via an SMS)
when the status of the MMS you
have sent has changed, i.e. if it was
read or deleted.
Delivery report This option can be set On or Off
and informs you (via an SMS) of
the status of delivery, e.g. if your
MMS was received or rejected.
Auto save This option can be set On or Off
and allows you to automatically
save the messages sent in the
Outbox menu.
Slide duration Allows you to select the duration
between each slide of the MMS.
Hide identity To Always hide or Never hide your
identity (i.e., your phone number)
to the recipients of your MMS.
Restr. advertis. To set the option On or Off. When
On, you will receive less
advertisement messages sent by the
network.
Network
access
To choose a connection profile from
the ones you have set (see “Access
settings” on page 50).
Bearer To select the type of network used
when launching a connection: GSM,
GPRS or GPRS first.
MMS center To enter the MMS address of the
server you will connect to.
Gateway
address
Gateway
port
To enter the IP and Port numbers of
the server’s gateway.
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Network access
Before you can consult your e-mails, you first need to
configure your connection to the internet.
GSM Settings
When you use a GSM connection to connect to the
internet, your mobile phone dials a number provided
by your operator and the data is sent and received over
this connection, somewhat like a dial-up internet
connection from a PC. The GSM connection
parameters are described in the table below.
GPRS settings
If using GSM is like a dial-up internet connection, a
GPRS connection would be the equivalent of
broadband. GPRS (or Global Packet Radio Service) is
a protocol for sending data rapidly using a radio
signal.
To configure a GPRS connection, you may need to
provide a a user name and password, although some
GPRS connections function without them. You will
need to provide the APN (or Access Point Name).
Bearer
This menu option allows you to choose which how to
establish an internet connection.
•GSM: your mobile will only use the GSM network
for e-mail connections.
•GPRS: your mobile will only use the GPRS network
for e-mail connections.
•GPRS first: your mobile will first try to connect to
the GPRS network. If no GPRS network is
available, then it will try with the GSM network.
For these features to work, you must first have entered
the corresponding settings.
E!mail server
To configure the settings needed to connect to your e-
mail service.
Phone No. This is the number your mobile phone
dials to establish a connection. First
choose ISDN No. (Integrated Service
Digital Network) or Analogue No.
(depending on your network operator)
and then enter the Phone number
provided by your operator,
Login &
Password
The login and password provided by
your GSM network operator to access
this service.
Auto
disconnect
Enter an inactivity time-out value after
which the phone will automatically
end the call (if a connection was in
progress). The value must be over 30
seconds.
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You must obtain the POP3 and SMTP addresses from
your e-mail service provider.
If you wish to use a GPRS connection to access your e-
mail, you may need to use the SMTP server of your
mobile service provider to send e-mails.
Advanced
Broadcast SMS
This menu allows you to manage the reception of
SMS broadcasts regularly transmitted to all
subscribers on the network. It gives you access to the
following options:
Password The password to access your e-mail
account.
E-mail
address
Your e-mail address.
SMTP
address
The Simple Mail Transport Protocol
(SMTP) address. This is the server for
your outgoing mail and is usually in a
format like smtp.yourmail.com.
POP3
address
The Post Office Protocol (POP)
address. This is the server for your
incoming mail and is usually in a format
like pop3.yourmail.com.
Login The login (or user name) to access your
e-mail account.
POP3 Port The port number on the POP3
server. This is usually port 110.
SMTP port The port number on the SMTP
server. This is usually port 25.
DNS
address
The IP address of your Domain
Name Server.
SMTP
authent.
SMTP authentication is usually set to
Off. Contact your provider for more
information.
District
Code
To select the type of messages you
want to be permanently displayed on
the idle screen (in this case, enter the
type in both District code and Topics
menus).
Reception To set the reception of cell broadcast
messages On or Off.
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Create message
New E-mail
If not included in your mobile phone contract, you
will need to subscribe to an e-mail service in order to
send and receive e-mails. In this case, all parameters
are communicated to you by your operator.
This menu allows you to send e-mails to one or several
recipients at a time, including with an attachment
such as a JPEG picture. Once received, your messages
can be forwarded and the attachments visualised with
the appropriate software.
If you exit the Create message > New Email menu
before sending your e-mail or if you cancel the sending
while it takes place, the e-mail content is deleted
without being stored.
Topics To define the type of messages you
want to receive. To configure a topic,
select <New>, enter the code
provided by the operator, and, if
desired, associate a name. You can
also select an existing topic in the list,
which you can rename, change its
code or delete.
You can enter up to 15 different
topics in the list. To obtain the codes
corresponding to the different topics,
contact your operator.
Add
contacts
To select the recipient(s) of your e-mail,
provided that you have entered e-mail
addresses for contacts saved in your
phone phonebook (see “Address Book”
on page 59).
After you have added contacts, select one
of them and press , to Change the
e-mail address, Remove it from the list.
If you select a contact from the SIM
phonebook, an edit window will allow
you to enter an e-mail address.
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You can only attach one picture (JPEG, GIF or BMP)
or one sound at a time. If you accept an incoming call
while writing an e-mail, the menu is closed and the
phone goes back to idle when you hang up.
New SMS
To compose and send an SMS, follow the steps
detailed below:
1.
Select Create message > New SMS, then Enter
phone no. or From contact list and press L Select
or ,.
2.
Enter a number and select a contact and press
, then one of the following options:
3.
Enter your text and press , to access the next
options:
You can send up to two attachments of two different
types together with your SMS. Images and animations
and pictures are exclusive: if you first select an
animation and then an image, only the image will be
taken into account and vice-versa.
Copyright protected pictures and sounds cannot be
sent by SMS.
New MMS
When you select New MMS, you are first asked to enter
the contact to whom you wish to send the MMS. You
can select one or more existing contacts, enter a new
mobile phone number or a new email address.
Create
email
Allows you to design your message.
Enter the subject and text, then press ,
to access the next option:
•Add sound or Add graphic to attach a
sound or a picture to your e-mail,
•Send now to send it to the selected
recipient(s),
•Modify to redesign your e-mail.
Add
recipient
To add another recipient(s) from the
contacts list, or to enter a phone
number. If you want to modify or
remove a contact, select it press ,.
Create SMS To design your message.
Save To store the current message and its
attachments in the Archive menu.
Send now To send the current message.
Add sound To attach a melody.
Add graphic To attach an image or an animation.
Input
language
To change the language for typing.
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Next you will be asked to Create MMS. In the MMS
creation screen, five icons allow you to add a Picture,
add Text, add Sound, Send the message or access the
MMS options. Use + or - to move from one option to
the next and press , or L to access the menu.
1.
Design your message: add a Picture, a Text and/
or a Sound. Press > to create more slides.
2.
The last icon on the left handside lets you access
the MMS options (see below).
3.
Select Send to send the MMS to the selected
recipient(s).
Pictures are chosen from the Picture album. Copyright
protected pictures cannot be sent via MMS. Sounds
can be chosen from the Sound Album melodies.
The following options are available when creating
new MMS messages:
Once your message is completed, select Send now and
press ,. A progress bar allows you to follow the
sending of your message, press L Cancel if you wish
to cancel the sending. If you saved the MMS as a draft,
Add slide To create a new slide and add it to
your slide show. Press < or > to
browse slides once you have created
several.
Edit subject To edit and change or enter the
subject of your message.
Next slide /
Previous slide
To move to the next/previous slide.
Note that this option only appears
if the MMS contains more than one
slide.
Delete slide To delete the selected page (if there
is more than one in the message).
Save
as draft
To save your message as a draft that
you can edit, complete and send
later on.
Save
as template
To save your message as a template,
that you can use as a basis for other
MMS (e.g. "Happy birthday" type
of message.
Preview MMS To preview the slide show you have
created.
Slide duration To change the value of slide
duration set in Settings > Application
settings, and to set a delay between
each slide.
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it will be available in the Drafts menu. If you have sent
the MMS, it is available in the Outbox when you have
activated the Auto save options (see below).
Inbox
E-mail
This menu allows you to connect to your mailbox and
download the e-mail headers (sender and subject
lines) from the server. You may then choose to
retrieve the corresponding e-mails.
1.
Select Open mailbox: your phone automatically
connects to the e-mail server and downloads the
list of e-mail headers if any (five at a time).
2.
If Next (or Previous) appears at the end (or
beginning) of the list, other e-mail headers are
pending: select one of the available options and
press , to retrieve them.
3.
Select a header, and press , to display the
Details. The following status icons may appear to
each header:
4.
If there is no icon next to the header, you can
press , and select Get mail to download the
e-mail. Repeat this operation to download each
e-mail corresponding to each selected header.
If the e-mail you have received contains attachments
(an image, a text file, or another e-mail), they are
identified by a specific icon:
The e-mail size is too large (over 50 Kb), it
cannot be downloaded.
The e-mail is marked to be deleted (see
page 40).
Contains the details of the e-mail header
(date and time, sender’s e-mail address,
etc.), press , to display these details.
The text of the e-mail itself can be viewed as
an attachment, press , to read it (no
advanced options in this case).
A text file (text only, ".txt" format) is
attached to the e-mail, press , to read it
(no advanced options in this case).
The application needed to manage this
attachment isn’t available in your phone, or
the e-mail is too large to be uploaded.
Another e-mail is attached to the one you
received. Up to five e-mails can be attached,
although there will be no advanced options.
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You must download and save a picture before you can
view it in the Picture album. If there isn’t enough
memory to store the new picture, you must delete
other items (images, sounds, messages, etc.) to free up
memory to save the new picture.
An image file may not be accepted by your mobile
phone if it isn’t in the correct format. Images must be
in JPEG, BMP or GIF format.
The optimal image size is 128 x 160 pixels (the
dimensions of the screen). If you are transferring
images from your home computer, you can use an
image editing program to create images of the correct
size.
5.
Select an e-mail header and press , to access the
following options:
A picture is attached to this e-mail. Select it
in the list and press , twice to store it in
your phone (you can rename it if you wish). Add to
contacts
To add the sender’s e-mail address to your
phonebook, even when you haven’t yet
downloaded his e-mail.
Select <New> to create a new contact, or
a name in the list to add or change the
e-mail address.
You must have selected the phone
phonebook in this case; this menu item
will NOT appear if you selected the SIM
phonebook.
Delete To mark the e-mail to be deleted (select
this option again to unmark it). When
you exit the E-mail menu, you will be
asked to confirm deletion of the selected
item(s) from the e-mail server.
Reply To reply to the sender (whose address will
be automatically added to the list).
Proceed as described in “Inbox” on
page 39.
Forward To forward the downloaded e-mail to
someone else. Proceed as described in
“Inbox” on page 39.
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SMS
This menu allows you to read SMS messages you have
received. The messages are displayed in a list. At the
end of the list, the <Delete All> item allows you to
delete all the messages at once. Deleting old messages
is useful to free memory space in order to receive new
messages.
When a message is displayed, press , or L Options
to access the menu options listed below.
Delete To delete the selected message.
Edit SMS To edit, modify and resend the
SMS to someone.
Reply by SMS To reply to the sender.
Move to
phone
To store messages in the phone
memory. You can then consult
them in Messages > SMS > Archive.
Moving a message to the archive
deletes it from the SMS Inbox list.
Forward to To forward the selected message.
Note that attachments cannot be
forwarded.
Call
handsfree
To call the sender of the message
handsfree.
Call back To call the sender of the message
(operator-dependent).
Store number To save the number of the sender if
it is attached to the message.
Extracted
No.
To extract a number included in the
message itself, if this number is
included in double quotes (several
numbers can be included and
extracted). This menu is only
visible if there is a number to
extract.
Store melody To save the melody that was sent
with the SMS. This menu is only
visible if there is a melody to
extract.
Store graphic To save the graphic and/or
animation that was sent together
with the SMS. This menu is only
visible if there is an image to
extract.
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MMS
If someone sends you an MMS, an icon and a sound
alert will inform. If the sender of the message has
asked for a Read report, a prompt will ask you to send
it or not. Once the MMS is downloaded, it is available
in the Inbox.
If the size of the MMS to download is bigger than the
memory available in your phone, you must free
memory by deleting data (picture, sounds, etc.).
Your MMS inbox lists all the Read and Unread MMS,
Notifications, Delivery and Read report. To read a
message, select it and press >. Press , or L Options
to access the following options:
Once you have opened an MMS, press L Options to
access the following:
Do NOT delete notifications before you have retrieved
the MMS, or you will not be able to retrieve the MMS.
Notifications are automatically deleted once you have
received the full MMS.
Play message To switch back to automatic
mode: the MMS is then played as
a continuous slide show.
Forward To forward the selected MMS to
someone else.
MMS details To display the details of the
selected message (size, date, etc.).
Delete To delete the selected MMS.
Play message To switch back to automatic
mode: the MMS is then played as
a continuous slide show.
Next / previous
slide
To move to the next or previous
slide. You can also press < or >
when viewing the MMS in
manual mode. Note that this
option only appears if the MMS
contains more than one slide.
Save picture To detach the picture of the
current slide and save it in the
Picture album.
Save sound To detach the sound of the current
slide (if a sound is attached) and
save it in the Sound album.
Close To close the MMS and go back to
the list of options.
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Drafts
Lists all messages saved as drafts, or automatically
saved if you quit the MMS menu before saving or
sending your MMS. You can Play, Edit, Send, view
Details and Delete drafts.
Templates
Lists all messages saved as templates. You can Play, Edit
and Delete them.
MMS
Lists all messages saved as templates. You can Play,
Edit and Delete them.
SMS
Lists all messages that are pre-configured, such as “I’m
waiting for you” or “Please call me back”. Selecting
them directly from this menu prevents you from
typing them from scratch.
Outbox
MMS outbox
Lists the messages you have Sent or created but Not
sent yet. You can Play, Delete or view the Details of all
these messages, Send or Forward them to someone.
Messages you have saved can only be sent from the
Draft or Outbox folders. You can NOT recover an item
(whether message, notification or report) that you
have deleted. Press
R
Back to cancel deletion.
SMS outbox
Lists the messages that were saved, whether they were
sent or not. You can Delete or forward any of the
messages listed in this folder, or Edit the selected
message to send it to someone else. At the end of the
list, the <Delete all> items you to delete all the
messages at once. Deleting old messages is useful to
free memory space in order to receive new messages.
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9. Settings
This menu allows you to change the settings related to
each available option (sounds, time and date, security,
etc.) and to customise your phone.
Time and date
Set time
Allows you to set the time using the keypad or
with the navigation keys.
You should select your Time zone and activate
Daylight saving (if appropriate) before setting the time.
Clock display
Allows you to select Analogue, Digital, Tiny digital or
No clock time formats when shown in idle mode.
Set date
Allows you to set the date by pressing the appropriate
numeric keys or the navigation keys.
Local zone
Allows you to select your current time zone. When
you enter the menu, you are presented with a map of
the world that which you can navigate with the up and
down navigation keys. Each time zone is identified
according to its position relative to Greenwich Mean
Time (GMT) and by the main cities within that time
zone.
Daylight saving
Allows you to set the daylight saving to On (in
summer time) or Off (in winter time). If daylight
saving is On and you set the time to 12:00, it will
automatically switch to 11:00 when turning the
option to Off.
Autonomy
This menu gives you a direct access to the features that
consume the most energy and allows you to improve
your battery life by quickly changing each setting.
Deactivating most of the functions in the Autonomy
menu increases battery life.
Security
This menu allows you access the features
relating to the security of your mobile phone
and the data you store there.
Change codes
Allows you to change your PIN and PIN 2 codes, as
well as the call Barring code. Depending on your SIM
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card, some features or options may require a PIN2
secret code given to you by your operator.
If you enter a wrong PIN2 code 3 times, your SIM
card is blocked. To unblock it, request the PUK2 code
from your operator or retailer. If you enter an
incorrect PUK code 10 times in a row, the SIM card
will be blocked and unusable. If this happens, contact
your operator or retailer.
PIN protection
This allows you to set the PIN protection On or Off.
When On, you will be asked to enter your PIN code
when switching your phone on.
You cannot change your PIN code if this option is Off.
Keypad lock
To set your keypad Off, or to select an immediate or
delayed lock. When selecting one of the delayed
options, and if you temporarily unlock your keypad
by pressing the # key, it will be automatically
locked again according to the delay you selected.
In all cases, the keypad is automatically unlocked
when you receive a call.
Public names
Allows you to manage a specific names list called
Public Names list, and restrict calls to this list via the
Call restriction option.
This feature is subscription dependent and requires a
PIN2 code (see page 49).
Call barring
Allows you to limit the use of your phone to specific
calls. This can be applied to Incoming calls (All calls
or When roaming) and/or to Outgoing calls (All calls,
International calls and Intl. Exc. Home). In both
cases, the Cancel option applies to all calls at once.
Public names Allows you to consult, edit and
modify your Public Names list via a
PIN2 code.
Call
restriction
Allows you to restrict the calls to the
Public names list when Public only is
selected.
This feature is subscription
dependent and requires a PIN2
code (see page 49). This option
might also apply to WAP and
e-mail connections over GPRS.
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The Status option allows you to know whether a type
of call is barred or not.
This feature is network dependent and requires a
specific call barring password supplied by your service
provider.
Information privacy
Allows you to protect, with a code of your choice,
your Messages, Contacts or Call info and prevent them
from being read by someone else using your phone.
Firewall
This menu allows you reject all calls and SMS received
from the people you include in the blacklist.
Settings
Select this menu item and press L Select to access the
options described below.
Blacklist
This menu displays the list of contacts whose calls and
SMS will be rejected. Select <New> to add a name
and the corresponding number to the list, then choose
whether you want to reject SMS and/or Calls coming
from this person.
Select a name in the list and press , or L Select to
Change the related information or Delete it. Select
Details to display the blacklist details.
You can add a name to the blacklist directly from the
phonebook, the Calls list and the SMS Inbox: select a
contact, a call or a message in the relevant list, press
L
Options and simply select Add to the blacklist. The
related number will be added to the blacklist.
Notification To select the way you want to be
notified of a rejected call or SMS: with
a Status icon displayed in idle screen or
an Icon feedback. You can also choose
No notification.
Activation Allows you to set the firewall option
On or Off. When On, your mobile
phone will reject all calls and SMS
received from the people listed in the
blacklist. Rejected calls appear in the
Call list and rejected SMS in the Spam
SMS Box.
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Profiles
A profile is a group of predefined settings that
allow you to quickly adapt your phone to
your environment. Selecting Meeting, for
example, will set your ringer volume to silent, activate
the vibrating alert and deactivate the key tones (the
other items are set according to your Personal
settings). When your meeting is over, selecting Personal
will reactivate all your usual settings. The details of each
profile are displayed when selecting a profile.
You can also associate a hotkey with a profile (e.g.,
long press key 3 to activate Outdoors). Long
pressing the same key deactivates it and returns you to
your Personal settings. For more information, see
“Hotkeys” on page 52.
The information that appears in the Personal field
will depend on how your mobile phone has been
configured
Autonomy Vibra alert Off
Ringtone Silent
Backlight Eco
Keytones Off
Headset Vibra alert On
Ringtone Medium
Backlight 10 sec
Key tones Off
Animation On
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Sounds
Ringer volume
This option allows you to adjust the volume
of your ringer. Press + or - to adjust the
volume of your ringer from Silent to
Increasing.
Ringtone
Allows you to select a ringer tone. The list also
includes recorded sounds and melodies you saved.
Scroll through the list and wait to hear the selected
melody being played.
Messages ringer
Allows you to set On or Off an alert for each time you
receive a new message. When On, you can select the
alert of your choice from the ringers list.
Equalizer
This option allows you to choose from different audio
settings. It is only available while a call is in progress.
Scroll through the list and wait a few seconds to hear
the difference.
Auto switch on & off sound
Allows you to set On or Off the sounds of your mobile
phone when you switch it on or off.
Car,
Outdoors Vibra alert Personal
setting
Ringtone High
Backlight 10 sec
Key tones Off
Meeting Vibra alert Personal
setting
Ringtone Off
Backlight 10 sec
Key tones Off
Silence Vibra alert On
Ringtone Off
Backlight Personal
setting
Key tones Off
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Key tones
Allows you to switch the key tones On or Off.
Sounds alerts
Allows you to set alert sounds for the following items:
•Organizer: when an event programmed in your
organiser is due,
•Missed call, when you missed an incoming call,
•Battery alert: when the battery is running low and
requires charging,
•Minute alert for a beep alert that sounds every
minute during a call to help you manage the
duration of your call (the beep cannot be heard by
the caller).
Select or deselect the item(s) of your choice by
pressing < or >.
This menu only allows you to set the alert sounds On
or Off, NOT the alerts themselves. E.g. setting the
Organiser alert Off will not prevent your phone from
displaying the Reminder screen (if you programmed
one), but the corresponding sound will not be played.
Vibra alert
Allows you to set the vibra alert On or Off when
receiving a call, when an event set in the organiser is
due, when you receive a message and when the alarm
rings.
The vibra alert is always Off when you connect the
charger or the Cigarette Lighter Adapter.
Silent
When this mode is On, all alerts are deactivated and
the vibra alert is active.
The Silent mode also applies to key tones.
Display
This menu allows you to configure how the
menus are displayed on screen.
Torch
Allows you to set On or Off the camera torch on the
back of the phone.
Wallpaper
Allows you to set the wallpaper of the main screen On
or Off. The wallpaper is not displayed in idle when the
World clock option is On (see on page 16).
Contrast
Allows you to choose from different levels of contrast.
Screen saver
Allows you to set the Screen saver On or Off. When On,
it will run a slide show in idle mode, by using the jpeg
file(s) you have stored in your phone and selected.
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Settings the Screen saver Off automatically activates
the Economy mode, i.e., the current time displayed on
a white background. This mode increases the
autonomy of your phone (increases your battery life).
1.
When setting the Screen saver On, select a picture
in the list that appears by pressing < or > (you
deselect it also by pressing these keys), then press
- to move to the next picture.
2.
Once you selected the pictures of your choice,
press , to activate the screen saver.
You must select several pictures (up to 10) in order to
display a slide show. When selecting only one picture
to be used as a screen saver, only this picture will be
displayed.
3.
Select Start delay and press + or - to choose a
value. When in idle mode, the screen saver will
start according to the time limit you have set.
4.
Then select the Display period and press ,. The
timing you have set will be applied between each
picture of the slideshow.
Backlight
Backlight is activated when receiving incoming calls
or messages, browsing menus, etc. Select one of the
available values.
Backlight intensity
Allows you to choose from different levels of backlight
intensity.
Network
Contact your phone operator to have full
information about GPRS availability over its
network and for an appropriate subscription.
You might also need to configure your phone with the
GPRS settings supplied by your operator, by using the
menus described in this section. Then select the bearer
(GSM or GPRS) in the menus of each application to
be used (e.g. WAP, MMS, e-mail, etc.).
Access settings
This menu allows you to create different data profiles
that can be used for connecting to various services: for
example, when using WAP or when sending MMS,
the selected profile will be used to connect to the
GSM or GPRS network.
Options described below are operator and/or
subscription dependent. Error messages during
connections are mainly due to incorrect parameters:
contact your operator before first use, in order to have
the appropriate settings, which you may receive by
SMS in some cases. Some pre-configured profiles
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might be locked, preventing re-programming and
renaming.
Select an item in the list and press , to access the
following options:
GPRS connect
This menu allows you to define how your mobile
phone connects to the GPRS service.
Register again
Provides you with a list of the networks available in
the area when the Manual mode is selected. Select the
network you want to register with and press , to
confirm.
Preferred list
Allows you to build a network list in order of
preference. Once defined, the phone will try to
register on the network, according to your
preferences.
Change name To rename the selected profile.
Show To display all parameters of the
selected profile.
GSM Settings To change the GSM settings:
•Login & Password,
•Phone number needed to
establish the connection and
provided by your operator (ISDN
or Analogue),
•Inactivity time, a value of over 30
seconds after which the phone
disconnects automatically (if a
connection was in progress).
GPRS settings To change the GPRS settings:
•Login, Password, Inactivity time
•the APN menu allows you to
enter the address of the external
data network you want to
connect to, a text string used to
establish the connection.
Always on Your phone automatically connects
to the GPRS service (if available).
This option allows quicker access
to GPRS features, but increases
energy consumption.
For data calls Your phone will connect to the
GPRS service only when required.
This option reduces energy
consumption, but increases the
connection delay.
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Shortcuts
This feature allows you to configure shortcuts
to the features and options you access most
frequently.
Hotkeys
Allows you to set up direct access to a specific function
or a contact by linking it to a key. A long press on the
key in idle mode will then automatically activate the
function or call the associated number (Flash dial).
A number of Hotkeys have been preconfigured, e.g.
6 for Silence, but you can reprogram them (keys
from 2 to 9 only). The following keys are locked:
Depending on your service provider, other hotkeys
may be predefined and locked.
1.
In the list, select a key from 2 to 9 and
press ,. If the key was already programmed,
select Change.
2.
Browse the list to select the function you wish to
associate with this key and press , or L Select.
If you select Flash dial, you will be asked to select
a contact in the contacts list.
3.
To use a hotkey, press and hold the programmed
key when in idle mode.
Voice command
Allows you to set up a direct access to a specific
function by linking it to a voice tag.
You can associate a voice command to most functions
supported by the hotkeys.
1.
Select <New>, then browse the list to select a
function and press , or L Select.
2.
When Press , and speak appears, record your
voice tag. Make sure you are in a quiet
environment, choose a short and simple word
and clearly pronounce it.
3.
The next menu gives you access to Delete, Play,
function and Change sound options. Press R
Back to create another voice tag.
To use the voice command, press and hold , when
in idle mode, then say the recorded voice tag.
To reprogram a voice command: select it, press L
OK and select Change function. This will bring you to
the list of available functions.
1Call voice mailbox.
*Dial international call.
#Lock/unlock keypad.
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Voice dial
Allows you to set a voice tag that will dial the default
number for the corresponding contact simply by
saying the voice tag. To set up voice dial, proceed as
follows:
1.
Select <New>, then a contact in the list, then
press , or L Options.
When the phonebook in phone is selected, choose the
number of your choice in the list that is displayed.
2.
When Add voice tag? appears, follow the
instructions displayed on the screen.
To use the voice dial, press and hold , when in idle
mode, then say the voice tag corresponding to the
number you want to dial.
Up to 15 voice tags can be defined and shared between
voice dial and voice command. Recorded voice tags are
available in their respective menu and can be deleted,
played or changed.
Quick Call
This feature allows you to set your four preferred or
most frequently dialled numbers. You can then
quickly call one of them by selecting the
corresponding icon or picture on the screen, thereby
removing the need to enter and browse the Contacts
list. See “Quick call” on page 9 for details.
Language
This menu allows you to select a language for
all menu texts. Use + or -to browse the list
and select a language by pressing , or L
Select.
54 Camera
10. Camera
Your mobile phone features a built-in digital camera.
You can take pictures, store them in your phone or
transfer them to your PC via Infrared, use them as
wallpaper or send them to your friends via MMS or
Email. This chapter describes in detail how to use the
camera.
How to...
This section describes how to perform the most
common operations with your camera.
Activate the camera
To activate the camera mode, simply press R
Camera: the camera application is automatically
launched.
After a period of inactivity, the camera automatically
exits.
When the camera is active, the preview screen is
displayed. Note that the lens is preset and focus-free.
The table below details the operations of the various
keys in camera mode.
Take a picture
1.
Frame your picture and press , to take the
picture.
2.
Once the picture is taken, a view screen is
displayed. Press to ignore the picture, , to
+ -Zoom in / out.
< >Increase/decrease exposure
compensation.
,Take a picture.
) or Exit Camera mode and return to
home screen.
0Activate/deactivate the self-timer.
*Activate/deactivate the burst mode.
5Activate/deactivate the camera torch.
#Toggle through the image
resolutions.
LAccess the Options menu.
RReturn to previous screen.
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save it or press to access the following
options (see “Camera menu” below for details).
If there is no action before the view screen time-out,
the picture is automatically saved.
Pictures are named with the date of the shot, e.g.
"0410_154157.jpg" for a picture taken on October 4,
at 15: 41:57.
The number of pictures you can save varies according
to the settings: the higher the resolution, the bigger
the file size. A message will warn you if there isn’t
enough memory left. In this case, you must delete data
before storing a new picture.
Using the self-timer
1.
In Camera mode, press 0.
2.
Adjust your picture, and press , to start the
countdown of 10 seconds (this value cannot be
changed).
Press
L
to stop the timer and go back to preview
mode.
3.
A sound is played three seconds before the picture
is taken, then again when it’s actually shot.
MMS Foto talk
This feature allows you to send a picture via MMS
and to add a sound recording to it. The picture can be
selected from the Picture album or can be a picture you
have just taken with the camera.
1.
Take a picture, then press Menu, or select a
picture from the Picture Album, then press , or
L Options. In both cases, select Send by... >
MMS.
2.
When the Add sound? message appears, press L
Yes to start recording. Then press L Save to
stop and save your recording, or R Cancel.
3.
Select a contact in the list that appears and then
go to the MMS creation screen. Press L Send to
send your message, or modify it as you want
Store To save the picture in your personal
photos folder using the default numbering
(you can then rename it from the folder
itself).
Send
by...
To send the picture by MMS, E-mail or
Infrared.
Modify To save the picture and modify it (see
“Picture album” on page 22).
Discard To ignore the picture and go back to
preview mode.
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before sending it (see “New MMS” on page 37
for more information.
Camera menu
This section describes in detail the Camera menu
options.
My photos
When you take a picture and save it, the file is stored
in your My photos folder. When you open the menu,
your photos are displayed as thumbnails. Use the up
and down navigation keys to move through the list.
To view the image full-screen, press ,. Use the up
and down navigation keys to move through the list of
images. Press L Options to access the following: Slide show
Selecting this option will launch a slide show of the
contents of the My photos folder. During the slide
show, each photo will be displayed briefly on the
screen. Press any key to end the slide show and return
to the previous screen.
Continuous shoot
Activating this menu option allows you to take a
"burst" of 9 photos with one press of the button. Note
that to use this mode, the resolution must be set to
Wallpaper (for more information, see “Settings” on
page 58).
View To display the picture in full screen.
Send by... Use this menu to transfer an image to
another device. The options are: MMS,
Email and Infrared.
Set as
wallpaper
To set the selected photo as the image
to be displayed in the background of
your screen.
Modify This option launches the image editing
program. See “Picture album” on
page 22 for details.
Properties Choosing this option displays the
following properties of the selected
image: Name, Size (in Kb), Resolution
and Format.
Rotate This option allows you to rotate an
image; The options are: - 90 degrees,
+ 90 degrees, + 180 degrees. Changes
are automatically applied.
Rename Use this option to rename an image file.
Delete /
Delete all
Use this option to delete some or all the
files in your My photos folder.
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When the camera is finished processing the images,
they are displayed on screen as thumbnails. You may
then press L Options to access the options described
below.
When you save or delete an image from the group, it
is removed from the thumbnail view and stored in the
My photos folder.
Picture orientation
This feature allows you to choose how photos are
displayed in your photo album so that they can be
viewed correctly. The options are: Landscape &
Portrait.
Torch
This feature allows you to set the Torch On or Off.
You can also long press the 5 key.
Frames
This feature allows you to take photos with decorative
frames. The Standard frames folder contains frames
that were loaded on your mobile phone when you
purchased it.
Color mode
The Colour mode feature allows you to apply a
number of different visual effects to your images. The
options are: None, Embossed, Black & White,
Negative, Sepia, Digital, Edge and Edge 2.
Night mode
When activated, this feature allows you to take
pictures in low-light situations.
Self-Timer
This feature allows you to take a time-delayed picture
so that you can get into the frame as well. To use the
Self-Timer, select On in this menu, return to the view-
finder mode, frame your picture, and then press ,.
Brightness
Use this menu option to adjust the exposure
compensation of your mobile phone’s screen.
Save To save the selected image.
Save all To save all the images in the group.
Send by... To send the selected image by MMS,
Email, or Infrared.
Delete To delete the selected image.
Delete all To delete all the images in the group.
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Settings
Help
This menu option provides you with on-screen help
in taking pictures with your mobile phone.
Resolution Use this menu option to choose the size
of the photos you take. The options are:
• 1.3Mpix (1280 x 1024)
• VGA (640 x 480)
• Medium (320 x 240)
• Wallpaper (128 x 160)
Please note that the higher the
resolution, the larger the file size.
Picture
quality
This menu allows you to adjust the
quality of the pictures taken with your
camera: Low, Medium, High.
The lower the quality, the smaller will
be the resulting image files, thereby
allowing you to store more photos on
your mobile phone.
Default
settings
To reset all camera settings to their
default values. A warning message
appears: Do you really want to reset all
parameters? Choose Yes or No.
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11. Address Book
Contacts are stored in one of the two available
phonebooks: in your SIM card (number of entries
depending on capacity) or in your phone (up to 999
names). When entering new names, they will only be
added to the phonebook you have selected.
Copy to phone
This option will copy the content of your SIM card
into your phone. If you cancelled or aborted the
automatic copy of your SIM phonebook when you
first switch on your phone, you can do it manually
with this option.
Selecting this option twice will duplicate all the
names.
Select contacts
This menu allows you to select the phonebook to use,
either
In SIM
or
In phone
. Press
+
or
-
to select a
phonebook, then press
L
Select
or
,
. Contacts added
to the selected phonebook can then be copied into the
other, via the
Copy to SIM
or
Copy to phone
options.
Your mobile phone only manages one phonebook at a
time and will ignore the information relative to the
other one, e.g. if "Smith" is present in both
phonebooks and if you delete it in the phone, it
remains unchanged in the SIM.
Delete all
To delete all contacts at once. This option only
applies to the onboard phonebook, not to the SIM
phonebook.
Quick call
To access the Quickcall features, which allows you to
set your four most frequently dialled numbers. See
“Quick call” on page 9.
Address book
This menu allows you to search for a name, then edit
and manage the related information (telephone
numbers, and e-mail addresses, etc.). It gives you to
access to the same fields as when selecting a name
from the home screen.
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The number of the selected contact will appear in a
highlighted line, at the bottom of the screen. To
search for a given name:
In the SIM phonebook
Choose a contact in your SIM phonebook and press
, or Options to access the following options:
In the onboard phonebook
Choose a contact of your phone phonebook. When
the selected name features several numbers or fields
(see below), simply press < or > to go from a field to
another (the information of the selected field will
appear, highlighted in the bottom of the screen).
Press , or Options to access the following options:
Select <Show> to access the list of numbers or fields
saved for this contact. Select <New> to create a new
field or select one of the number and press , to access
a second set of the options. Change, Call, Send SMS,
Send MMS and Delete are the same options as the ones
listed above. You will find in addition:
1 to 9
and #
Press the key for the letter
that you want to go to in the
list (e.g. press 0 twice to
access the letter “U”).
The first record starting with
this letter is selected in the
list.
# or <Search...> Press this key or select this
option, then enter the first
letters of the name you are
searching, and press , to go
directly to that name.
Change Send MMS Copy to phone
Details Voice dial Delete
Call Flash dial Add to Blacklist
Send SMS
Change name Select melody Send by
Show Send SMS Delete
Call Send MMS Add to Blacklist
Select picture
Change To change the number of the selected
field.
Show To display the details of the selected
field.
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Alphanumeric fields (note and e-mail) can only be
changed or deleted.
Personalizing your contacts
Contacts stored in the phone phonebook can be
personalised with a picture and/or a sound, so that
when the person calls, the picture and/or sound
associated with his name will be displayed/played.
This function is only available when you select the
onboard phonebook.
Own numbers
The Own numbers item that appears in the contacts
list allows you to store your own phone number. We
advise that you enter your mobile number as well as
any other relevant information.
Although all its fields can be empty, the Own numbers
item cannot be deleted.
Emergency number
The emergency number will call the emergency
services number in your country. In most cases, you
can call this number even if you haven’t yet inserted a
SIM card or entered your PIN.
In Europe the standard emergency number is 112, in
the UK it is 999.
Copy to
SIM card
To copy a contact of your phone
phonebook into the SIM phonebook
(it is then always updated when
switching phonebooks or when using
another phone).
Voice dial To set a voice tag that will call the
contact when pronounced (see
page 53).
Flash dial To set a direct access to this contact by
linking to a key (see page 53).
Make
default
The first number you enter becomes
the default number which is
automatically dialled when pressing
,. This option allows you to set
another default number.
Change
type
To change or to define the field type of
the selected number.
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Adding a contact
To the SIM phonebook
1.
Select Add a contact in the list, then press L
Select or ,.
2.
Enter the name and and press ,.
3.
Enter the relevant number, then select the type
of number allocated to the name (Phone, Fax or
Data) and press , to store this name in your
phonebook.
A number is limited to 40 digits, depending on your
SIM card. Entering international prefix, country and
area codes allows you to dial a number from any
location.
In the phone phonebook
1.
Select Add a contact in the list, then press L
Select or ,.
2.
Enter the last, then first name (up to 20 latin
characters); one of the two fields can be empty,
but not both.
3.
Then select the number type or field type.
Numeric fields can hold up to 40 digits and one
"+" sign and alphanumeric fields (e-mail and
note) feature up to 50 latin characters. Each
contact can feature a maximum of 5 numeric
fields (e.g. 2 mobile numbers, 3 work numbers,
an e-mail address and a text note).
4.
Enter the relevant number or text and press ,.
5.
To personalise this contact, See “Personalizing
your contacts” on page 61).
Service Numbers
Subscription and operator-dependent.
This menu allows you to call various voice servers
including consumer services, get some information,
subscribe to mailing lists, etc. The services available
may vary according to your subscription.
Status
Select this menu to display the total number of
contacts you have saved in each phonebook, out of the
total number available.
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12. Call Info
The menus described in this section are used for
managing how your mobile phone handles calls and
their related costs.
Call times
This menu allows you to track the cost and
duration of your calls. Most options
mentioned below are subscription dependent.
Data counters
The GPRS counter allows you to monitor the amount
of data received via GPRS sessions. This feature is
subscription and network dependent. It gives you
access to the following options:
Call counters
This feature is used for keeping track of your
incoming and outgoing GSM calls.
PC session This option will display the last
connection session or transfer
volume of your PC transmission.
Mobile
session
This option will display the last
connection session or transfer
volume of your mobile phone (e.g.
after a WAP connection over
GPRS).
The call counters managed by your mobile phone
might differ from the ones used by your operator. You
should therefore consider the call counters displayed
on the screen as informative items, but NOT as the
actual charge rate basis.
Last call info To display the duration and/or cost
of your last call.
Total
duration
To Show or Reset the time duration
of Outgoing or Incoming calls.
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Settings
This menu allows you to set all the options related to
calling: call forwarding, call waiting, etc.
Info at call end
To set On or Off the systematic display of the length
and/or cost of each call when hanging up.
Any key answer
When On, this options allows you to accept a call by
pressing any key, except ) (used to reject a call).
Call waiting
Caller ID
To Show or Hide your identity (i.e., your phone
number) to your correspondent. The Status will
inform you on which option is activated.
Call forward
To divert incoming calls to your mailbox or to a
number (whether in your contacts or not) and applies
to: Data calls, Voice calls and Fax calls.
Total cost To display the accumulated cost
and to set the counter to zero (may
be protected by PIN/PIN2 codes).
•Show how much has been spent
based on the Charge rate.
•Reset the current total cost.
•Show balance to check the
remaining credit (based on the
Cost limit).
• Cost limit off
•Cost limit to enter the cost limit
used in the Show balance menu.
•Charge rate to set the rate per
unit. First enter the currency used
(3 characters maximum), then
enter the cost per unit.
With GSM
call
Applies to All calls, Voice calls, Fax calls
and Data calls. When this option is
active, you hear a beep if someone tries
to call you while already on a call.
Select the Status option to find out
whether the GSM call waiting is active
or not.
With GPRS
call
Allows you to set On or Off the call
waiting for voice incoming calls while
a GPRS connection is ongoing.
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Before activating this option, you must enter your
voice mailbox number (see next section). This feature
is subscription dependent, and different from the call
transfer, which takes place when one/several calls are
in progress.
Mailboxes
To enter your voice mailbox numbers (if not available
on your SIM card).
In some cases, you might have to enter two numbers:
one to listen to your mailbox, the other one to forward
calls. Contact your operator for more information.
Auto redial
When On, if the person you are calling is busy, your
phone will automatically redial the number until a
successful connection is made or until the maximum
number of attempts is reached (10). The phone beeps
at the beginning of each attempt and emits a special
beep if the connection is successful. The time between
redials increases with each attempt.
Call list
This menu provides you with the list of outgoing and
incoming calls, attempts at auto redialling and call
details. The different types of calls - calls made, calls
missed and calls received - are represented by different
icons. They are displayed in chronological order with the
most recent on top. If the correspondent is listed stored
in your contacts, the corresponding name is displayed.
Reset
To reset the whole list at once and delete all listed calls.
Call list
Select a number in the list, and press ( to redial the
number or press , or L Options to access the
options: Details, Call or Call handsfree this
correspondent, Send SMS, Send MMS, Delete the
selected call or Store the associated number (if not
already in your phonebook).
Unconditional Will divert all the incoming calls. If
you select this option, you will not
receive any calls until you
deactivate it.
Conditional Allows you to choose when you
want to divert incoming calls: If no
reply, If not reachable or If busy.
Each option can be set
independently.
Status Will display the status of all call
forwarding.
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Icons & symbols
In idle mode, several symbols can be displayed
simultaneously on the main screen.
If the network symbol isn’t displayed, the network is
not currently available. You may be in a bad reception
area, moving to a different location may help.
Silent
- Your phone will not ring when
receiving a call.
Vibra
- Your phone will vibrate when receiving
a call.
GPRS attach
- Your phone is connected to the
GPRS network.
SMS message
- You have received a new
message.
Voice mail
- You have received a new voice
mail.
Battery
- The bars indicate the battery level
(4 bars = full, 1 bar = low).
Alarm clock
activated.
Roaming
- Displayed when your phone is
registered to a network other than your own
(especially when you’re abroad).
SMS full
- Memory for messages is full. Delete
old messages to receive new ones.
Call Forward Unconditional to number
- All
your incoming voice calls are being forwarded
to a number other than voice mail.
Call Forward to voice mailbox
- All your calls
are being forwarded to voice mail.
Home zone
- A zone designated by your
network operator. Subscription dependent,
contact your service provider for details.
GSM Network:
your phone is connected to a
GSM network.
Reception quality:
the more bars are shown
the better the reception is.
SMS Chat
- option is set to On.
Memory full
- The phone’s memory is full.
Delete items to store new ones.
MMS message
- You have received a new
multimedia message.
Wap message - You have received a message
in the wap push inbox.
Auto switch on/off - option is set to On.
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Precautions
Radio Waves
Your cellular mobile phone is a low power
radio transmitter and receiver. When it is
operating, it sends and receives radio waves.
The radio waves carry your voice or data
signal to a base station that is connected to the
telephone network. The network controls the power
at which the phone transmits.
• Your phone transmits/receives radio waves in the
GSM frequency (900 / 1800 MHz).
• The GSM network controls transmission power
(0.01 to 2 watts).
• Your phone complies with all relevant safety
standards.
•The CE mark on your phone shows compliancy
with European electromagnetic compatibility (Ref.
89/336/EEC) and low voltage directives (Ref. 73/
23/EEC).
For body worn operation, this phone has been tested
and meets FCC RF exposure guidelines when used
with an accessory that contains no metal and that
positions the handset a minimum of 1.5cm from the
body. Use of other accessories may not ensure
compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines. Your
cellular mobile phone is your responsibility. To avoid
damage to yourself, to others or to the phone itself,
read and follow all the safety instructions and make
them known to anyone borrowing your phone.
Furthermore to prevent unauthorised use of your
phone:
Keep your phone in a safe place and keep it
out of small children's reach.
Avoid writing down your PIN code. Try to
remember it instead.
Switch off the phone and remove the battery if you are
going to leave it unused for a long time.
Change your PIN code after purchasing the phone
and to activate call restriction options.
The design of your phone complies with all
applicable laws and regulations. However
your phone may cause interference with
other electronic devices. Consequently you
should follow all local recommendations and
regulations when using your cellular phone both at
home and when away. Regulations on the use of
cellular phones in vehicles and aircraft are
particularly stringent.
Public concern has been focused for some time on the
possible health risks for users of cellular phones. The
current research on radio wave technology, including
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the GSM technology, has been reviewed and safety
standards have been drawn up to ensure protection
from exposure to radio wave energy. Your cellular
telephone complies with all applicable safety
standards and the Radio Equipment and
Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive
1999/5/EC.
Always switch off your phone...
Inadequately protected or sensitive electronic
equipment may be affected by radio energy. This
interference can lead to accidents.
Before boarding an aircraft and/or when
packing the phone in your luggage: the use
of mobile phones in an aircraft may be
dangerous for the operation of the aircraft, disrupt the
mobile phones network and may be illegal.
In hospitals, clinics, other health care
centres and anywhere else where you may be
in the close vicinity of medic
al equ
ipment.
In areas with a potentially explosive
atmosphere (e.g. petrol stations and also
areas where the air contains dust particles,
such as metal powders).
In a vehicle transporting flammable products (even if
the vehicle is parked) or a vehicle powered by liquefied
petroleum gas (LPG), check first that the vehicle
complies with the applicable safety rules.
In areas where you are requested to turn off radio
transmitting devices, such as quarries or other areas
where blasting operations are in progress.
Check with the vehicle manufacturer that
electronic equipment used in your vehicle
will not be affected by radio energy.
Pacemakers
If you have a pacemaker:
• Always keep the phone more than 15 cm from your
pacemaker when the phone is switched on, in order
to avoid potential interference.
• Do not carry the phone in a breastpocket.
• Use the ear opposite to the pacemaker to minimise
the potential interference.
• Switch off your phone if you suspect that
interference is taking place.
Hearing aids
If you are a user of a hearing aid, consult your
physician and hearing aid manufacturer to learn
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whether your particular device is susceptible to
cellular phone interference.
Improved performance
In order to improve the performance of your phone,
reduce radio energy emission, reduce battery
consumption and ensure safe operation adhere to the
following guidelines:
For the optimal and satisfactory operation of
the phone you are recommended to use the
phone in the normal operating position
(when not using in hands-free mode or with
a hands-free accessory).
• Do not expose your phone to extreme
temperatures.
• Treat the phone with care. Any misuse will void the
International Guarantee.
• Do not immerse the phone in any liquid; if your
phone is damp, switch it off, remove the battery
and let them dry for 24hrs before using them again.
• To clean the phone, wipe it with a soft cloth.
• Placing and receiving calls consumes the same
amount of battery energy. However, the mobile
consumes less energy in idle screen when kept in
the same place. When in idle screen and while you
are moving, your phone consumes energy to
transmit updated location information to the
network. Setting the backlight for a shorter period
of time as well as avoiding unnecessary navigating
in the menus will also help to save the battery’s
energy for longer phoning and stand-by
performances.
Battery information
• Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery.
• Use specified charger only.
• Do not incinerate.
• Do not deform or open the battery.
• Do not allow metal objects (such as keys in your
pocket) to short circuit the battery contacts.
•Avoid exposure to excessive heat (>60°C or
140° F), moisture or caustic environments.
You should only use Philips Authentic
Accessories, as the use of any other
accessories may damage your phone and will
make all guarantees for your Philips phone
null and void.
Make sure damaged parts are replaced immediately by
a qualified technician and that they are replaced with
genuine Philips replacement parts.
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Your mobile phone and your car
Studies have shown that speaking on the
telephone while driving lowers your
concentration, which can be dangerous.
Adhere to the following guidelines:
• Give your full attention to driving. Pull off the road
and park before using the phone.
• Respect the local regulations in countries where you
drive and use your GSM phone.
• If you want to use your phone in a vehicle, install
the hands-free car kit which is designed for that
purpose.
• Ensure that your phone and car kit do not block
any air bags or other security devices fitted in your
car.
The use of an alarm system to operate a vehicle's light
or horn to indicate incoming phone calls is prohibited
on public roads in some countries. Check local
regulations.
EN 60950 Norm
In hot weather or after prolonged exposure to the sun
(e.g., behind a window or a windscreen), the
temperature of your phone's casing might increase,
especially when featuring a metallic finish. Be very
careful in this case when picking up your phone and
also avoid using it with an ambient temperature over
40° C.
Environmental care
Remember to observe the local regulations
regarding the disposal of the packaging
materials, exhausted batteries and old phone
and please promote their recycling.
Philips has marked the battery and packaging with
standard symbols designed to promote the recycling
and appropriate disposal of your eventual waste.
The battery should not be disposed of
with general household waste.
The labelled packaging material is
recyclable.
A financial contribution has been made
to the associated national packaging
recovery and recycling system.
The plastic material is recyclable (also
identifies the type of plastic).
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Trademark Declaration
JAVA is a trademark of Sun
Microsystems, Inc.
T9® is a trademark of Tegic
Communications Inc.
Tegic Euro. Pat.
App. 0842463
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Troubleshooting
The phone does not switch on
Remove/reinstall the battery. Then charge the phone
until the battery icon stops scrolling. Unplug from
charger and try to switch the mobile on.
The display shows BLOCKED when you
switch on
Somebody tried to use your phone but didn’t know
the PIN code nor the unblocking code (PUK).
Contact your service provider.
The display shows IMSI failure
This problem is related to your subscription. Contact
your operator.
Your phone doesn’t return to the idle
screen
Long press the hangup key or switch off the phone,
check that the SIM card and the battery are installed
correctly and switch it on again.
The network symbol is not displayed
The network connection is lost. Either you are in a
radio shadow (in a tunnel or between tall buildings) or
you are outside the network coverage area. Try from
another place, try to reconnect to the network
(especially when abroad), check that the antenna is in
place if your mobile has an external antenna, or
contact your network operator for assistance/
information.
The display doesn’t respond (or the display
responds slowly) to key presses
The display responds more slowly at very low
temperatures. This is normal and does not affect the
operation of the phone. Take the phone to a warmer
place and try again. In other cases please contact your
phone supplier.
Your battery seems to over heat
You might be using a charger that was not intended
for your phone. Make sure you always use the Philips
authentic accessory shipped with your phone.
Your phone doesn’t display the phone
numbers of incoming calls
This feature is network and subscription dependent.
If the network doesn’t send the caller’s number, the
phone will display
Call 1
or Withheld instead. Contact
your operator for detailed information on this subject.
You can’t send text messages
Some networks don’t allow message exchanges with
other networks. First check that you entered the
number of your SMS centre, or contact your operator
for detailed information on this subject.
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You can’t receive and/or store pictures
A picture may not be accepted by your mobile phone
if it is too large, if its name is too long, or if it doesn’t
have the correct file format.
You have the feeling that you miss some calls
Check your call divert options.
During battery charge, the battery icon shows
no bar and the outline is flashing
Only charge the battery in an environment where the
temperature does not go below 0°C (32°F) or above
50°C (113°F).
In other cases please contact your phone supplier.
The display shows SIM failure
Check that the SIM card has been inserted in the right
position. If the problem remains, your SIM card may
be damaged. Contact your operator.
When attempting to use a feature in the
menu, the mobile displays NOT ALLOWED
Some features are network dependent. They are only
available, therefore, if the network or your
subscription supports them. Contact your operator
for detailed information on this subject.
The display shows INSERT YOUR SIM CARD
Check that the SIM card has been inserted in the right
position. If the problem remains, your SIM card
might be damaged. Contact your operator.
The autonomy of your phone seems lower
that indicated in the user guide
The autonomy is linked to your settings (e.g., ringer
volume, backlight duration) and the features you use.
To increase the autonomy, and whenever possible,
you must deactivate features you do not use.
Your phone doesn’t work well in your car
A car contains many metallic parts that absorb
electromagnetic waves which can affect the phone’s
performances. A car kit is available to provide you
with an external antenna and enables you to make and
receive phone calls without handling the handset.
Check with local authorities if you are allowed to use
the phone whilst driving.
Your phone is not charging
If your battery is completely flat, it might take several
minutes of pre-charge (up to 5 minutes in some cases)
before the charging icon is displayed on the screen.
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Philips Authentic
Accessories
Some accessories, such as a battery and a charger, are
included as standard in the package of your mobile
phone. Additional accessories may also be provided or
sold separately. Package contents may therefore vary.
To maximise the performance of your Philips mobile
phone and not to void the warranty, always purchase
Philips Authentic Accessories that are specially
designed for use with your phone. Philips Consumer
Electronics cannot be held liable for any damage due
to use with non authorised accessories.
Charger
Charges your battery in any AC outlet. Small enough
to carry in a briefcase/handbag.
Carry case
Protects your phone from nicks and scratches.
Data connect kit
Provides easy data connection to your Philips mobile
phone. The USB cable enables high speed
communication between your phone and your
computer. The provided software allows you to
download pictures and melodies and to synchronise
your contacts and appointments.
Using the phone as a modem
You can use your mobile phone together with a PC or
a PDA, e.g. to connect to the internet or to send faxes,
via Infrared or Bluetooth.
To fully benefit from the services available via infrared
(sending and receiving SMS, e-mails and faxes,
uploading pictures and sound files to your phone,
phonebook synchronisation, GPRS Wizard, etc.), you
must install the Philips Mobile Phone Tools Light
software on your PC. This software is available on
Internet: connect to www.club-philips.com and
register your mobile to access the avilable content,
inlcuding Mobile Phone Tools.
The software is not compatible with Apple Macintosh
computers. It only supports Windows 98 SE, ME, XP
and 2000 (Service Pack 3 and up mandatory in this
case).
Specific software modules for Lotus Notes, Lotus
Organizer and Microsoft Outlook are designed to
allow synchronisation of your Philips mobile phone
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with these applications (refer to their respective user
guides for detailed information).
TV Link
This data cable allows you to display a slide show on
your TV. Simply connect the data end of the cable to
the headset connector, then connect the video end to
the video IN connector of your TV or VCR.
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Limited warranty
1. What Does This Limited Warranty Cover?
Philips warrants to the original retail purchaser
(“Consumer” or “You”) that this Philips cellular
product and all accessories originally provided by
Philips in the sales package (“Product”) are free
from defects in materials, design and
workmanship under normal use in accordance
with the operating instructions and pursuant to
the following terms and conditions. This limited
warranty extends only to the Consumer for
Products purchased and used in the original
country of purchase. The limited warranty is
valid only in Philips’ intended country of sales of
the product.
2. How Long is The Limited Warranty Period?
The limited warranty period for the Product
extends for ONE (1) YEAR from the date of
purchase of the Product, documented by valid
proof of purchase. The limited warranty for
original Philips rechargeable battery extends for
six (6) months from the date of purchase.
3. What Will Philips Do if The Product is Not Free
From Material Defects in Materials and
Workmanship During The Limited Warranty
Period?
During the limited warranty period, Philips or its
authorized service representative will, at its
option either repair or replace, without charge for
parts or labour, a materially defective Product
with new or refurbished parts or Product and
return such repaired or replaced Product to the
Consumer in working condition. Philips will
retain defective parts, modules or equipment.
Repaired or replaced Product will be covered by
this limited warranty for the balance of the
original limited warranty period or ninety (90)
days from the date of repair or replacement
whichever is longer. Repair or replacement of
Product, at Philips’ option is your exclusive
remedy.
4. What is Not Covered By This Limited Warranty?
This limited warranty does not cover::
a) Product that has been subjected to misuse,
accident, shipping or other physical damage,
improper installation, abnormal operation
handling, neglect, inundation, fire, water or
other liquid intrusion; or
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b) Product that has been damaged due to
repair, alteration, or modification by anyone
not authorized by Philips; or
c) Product that has reception or operation
problems caused by signal conditions,
network reliability or cable or antenna
systems; or
d) Product defects or problems caused by uses
with non-Philips products or accessories; or
e) Product which warranty/quality stickers,
product serial number or electronic serial
number has been removed, altered or
rendered illegible; or
f) Product purchased, used, serviced, or
shipped for repair from outside the original
country of purchase, or used for commercial
or institutional purposes (including but not
limited to Products used for rental
purposes); or
g) Product returned without valid proof of
purchase or which proof of purchase has
been altered or is illegible.
h) Normal wear and tear or Force Majeure.
5. How Do You Get Warranty Service?
a) Return the Product to an authorized service
center of Philips. You may contact the local
Philips office for the location of the nearest
authorized service center.
b) The SIM card must be removed from the
Product before it is given to Philips. Philips
assumes no liability for damaged or loss of
the SIM card or the data contained therein.
c) If the Product failure is not covered by this
limited warranty, or this limited warranty is
inapplicable, void or invalid due to any
terms and conditions stated herein, the
Consumer will be charged for the cost of
repair or replacement of the Product and all
other related cost incurred in repairing or
replacing the Product.
d) IMPORTANT - you are required to return
the Product together with a valid proof of
purchase which must identify the point of
purchase, date of purchase, Product model
and Product serial number clearly.
6. Other Limitation: This Warranty is The Entire
Agreement.
EXCEPT FOR THE EXPRESS
WARRANTIES SET FORTH ABOVE AND
THOSE IMPLIED BY LAW AND WHICH
CANNOT BE EXCLUDED OR MODIFIED
BY AGREEMENT, PHILIPS PROVIDES NO
OTHER WARRANTY WHETHER EXPRESS
OR IMPLIED (WHETHER BY STATUTE,
UNDER THE OPERATION OF LAW OR
OTHERWISE) AND SPECIALLY DISCLAIMS
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ANY WARRANTY OF SATISFACTORY
QUALITY MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
PHILIPS’ TOTAL LIABILITY FOR
DAMAGES RELATING TO OR ARISING
OUT OF THE PURCHASE OR USE OF THE
PRODUCT, REGARDLESS OF THE TYPE
OR CAUSE OF SUCH DAMAGE OR THE
FORM OR CHARACTERISATION OF THE
CLAIM ASSERTED (E.G. CONTRACT OR
TOPIT), SHALL NOT EXCEED THE
ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE PAID FOR
THE PRODUCT.
HOWEVER IN NO EVENT SHALL PHILIPS
BE LIABLE FOR ANY PUNITIVE, SPECIAL,
INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING
BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE LOSS OF
USE, LOSS OF TIME, INCONVENIENCE,
COMMERIAL LOSS, LOST PROFITS, LOST
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, COST OF
SUBSTITUTION OF GOODS OR
SERVICES, INVESTMENTS, DAMAGE TO
GOODWILL OR REPUTATION, OR LOSS
OF DATA AND CLAIMS BY THIRD
PARTIES) RESULTING FROM PURCHASE
OR USE OF THE PRODUCT, TO THE
FULLEST EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW,
WHETHER OR NOT PHILIPS HAS BEEN
ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILTY OF SUCH
DAMAGES. THESE LIMITATIONS SHALL
APPLY NOTWITHSTANDING THE
FAILURE OF THE ESSENTIAL PURPOSE
OF ANY LIMITED REMEDY.
This limited warranty represents the complete
and exclusive agreement between the Consumer
and Philips with respect to this cellular Product
and it supercedes all prior agreements between
the parties, oral or written, and all other
communications between the parties relating to
the subject matter of this limited warranty. No
carrier, retailer, agent, dealer, employee, thereof,
or employee of Philips is authorized to make
modifications to this limited warranty and you
should not rely on any such representation.
This limited warranty does not affect the
Consumer’s statutory rights under applicable
national laws in force.