Axesstel PG131N Fixed Wireless Phone User Manual Manual PG13xN x1

Axesstel Inc Fixed Wireless Phone Manual PG13xN x1

User Manual

Axesstel Fixed Wireless Phone GSM PG130/131N User Manual
GSM FWP PG130/131N Index 1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................... 1 2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ................................................................................................................ 2 3 PRODUCT OVERVIEW ............................................................................................................................ 3 3.1 PACKING LIST ........................................................................................................................................ 3 3.2 SETTING UP YOUR PHONE .............................................................................................................. 4 3.3 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................... 6 3.3.1 Appearance ....................................................................................................................................... 6 3.3.2 Key Definition ................................................................................................................................... 6 3.3.3 FUNCTION KEYS ............................................................................................................................ 7 3.3.4 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR PHONE ............................................................................................. 8 3.3.5 Display Icon ...................................................................................................................................... 9 4 BASIC OPERATIONS ................................................................................................................................ 9 4.1 POWER ON/OFF ..................................................................................................................................... 9 4.2 MAKE A CALL ........................................................................................................................................ 9 4.3 ANSWER A CALL .................................................................................................................................... 9 4.4 END A CALL ........................................................................................................................................... 9 5 MAIN MENU ............................................................................................................................................. 10 6 CALL LOG ................................................................................................................................................ 11 6.1 ALL CALLS ........................................................................................................................................... 11 6.2 DIALED CALLS ..................................................................................................................................... 11 6.3 RECEIVED CALLS ................................................................................................................................. 12 6.4 MISSED CALLS ..................................................................................................................................... 13 6.5 DELETE CALL LOG................................................................................................................................ 13 6.6 CALL DURATION .................................................................................................................................. 13 7 CONTACTS ............................................................................................................................................... 14 7.1 SEARCH FOR A CONTACT ..................................................................................................................... 14 7.2 ADD A NEW CONTACT ......................................................................................................................... 14 7.2.1 Add a New Contact from the Menu ................................................................................................. 14 7.2.2 Add a New Contact in Standby Mode ............................................................................................. 14 7.3 VIEW A CONTACT ................................................................................................................................ 15 7.4 SERVICE NUMBER ................................................................................................................................ 15 7.5 EDIT A CONTACT ................................................................................................................................. 15 7.6 SPEED DIAL ......................................................................................................................................... 15 7.7 COPY CONTACT .................................................................................................................................... 16 7.8 DELETE ................................................................................................................................................ 16 7.9 SAVE TO ............................................................................................................................................... 16 7.10 MEMORY STATUS ................................................................................................................................. 16 8 MESSAGES ................................................................................................................................................ 17 8.1 SEND A MESSAGE ................................................................................................................................ 17 8.2 RECEIVE A MESSAGE ........................................................................................................................... 17 8.3 VIEW SENT MESSAGES ........................................................................................................................ 18 8.4 SEND A MESSAGE BY USING TEMPLATES ............................................................................................. 18 8.5 SMS SETTINGS .................................................................................................................................... 18 8.6 VOICE MESSAGE .................................................................................................................................. 19 9 TIME AND ALARM ................................................................................................................................. 19 9.1 SET TIME/DATE ................................................................................................................................... 19 9.2 SET ALARM .......................................................................................................................................... 20 10 SOUNDS ..................................................................................................................................................... 20 10.1 RINGER ................................................................................................................................................ 20 10.2 VOLUME .............................................................................................................................................. 21
GSM FWP PG130/131N 10.3 RING TYPE ........................................................................................................................................... 21 10.4 ALERT .................................................................................................................................................. 21 11 CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................... 21 11.1 GREETING ............................................................................................................................................ 21 11.2 SET LANGUAGE ................................................................................................................................... 22 11.3 SET LCD BACKLIGHT .......................................................................................................................... 22 11.4 SET LCD CONTRAST ............................................................................................................................ 22 11.5 AUTO SEND TIME ................................................................................................................................. 22 11.6 CALL WAITING .................................................................................................................................... 23 11.7 CALL DIVERT ....................................................................................................................................... 23 11.8 CALL BARRING .................................................................................................................................... 24 12 SECURITY (INITIAL PASSWORD: 0000) ............................................................................................ 24 12.1 OWNER NUMBER .................................................................................................................................. 25 12.2 PHONE LOCK........................................................................................................................................ 25 12.3 PIN1 LOCK .......................................................................................................................................... 25 12.4 AUTO KEYPAD LOCK ............................................................................................................................ 25 12.5 CHANGE PIN LOCK .............................................................................................................................. 25 12.6 BARRED DIAL ....................................................................................................................................... 26 12.7 HOTLINE/PLAR ................................................................................................................................... 26 12.8 GUARD SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................... 26 12.9 PHONE INFO ......................................................................................................................................... 26 12.10 CLEAR MEMORY .............................................................................................................................. 26 12.11 RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS ......................................................................................................... 26 13 SERVICES ................................................................................................................................................. 27 13.1 STK(SIM TOOL KIT) ........................................................................................................................ 27 14 FM RADIO(OPTIONAL) ......................................................................................................................... 27 14.1 FM STATUS.......................................................................................................................................... 27 14.2 CHANNEL LIST ..................................................................................................................................... 27 14.3 MANUAL INPUT .................................................................................................................................... 28 14.4 PRESET AUTO SEARCH .......................................................................................................................... 28 14.5 SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................................. 28
1 GSM FWP PG130/131N 1 General Introduction Thank you for choosing the Axesstel GSM PG130/131N Desktop Phone. Please read this user manual carefully before using your phone . The phone has been designed to operate with the latest digital communication technology - GSM. The phone provides the following advanced features:  128×48 LCD with backlight, easy to read  Status Indicators  Two-way SMS, voice mail  Call Divert, Call Waiting, Three-Way Calling, Call Barring  Emergency call  Menu driven interface for easy operation and configuration  Store 200 contacts  Save 200 SMS  Last call redials  Choice of 15 ring tones and 10 power On/Off musical tones  Adjustable ring and voice volume  AC power supply  Indoor antenna (Outdoor antenna is optional)  Speaker phone for hands-free operation  User friendly keypad  Battery provides long stand-by and talk time  Easy to service and repair
2 GSM FWP PG130/131N 2 Important Information  The product can only be installed indoors.  Do not place the phone near high temperature objects, under direct sunlight, near source of water, near fire or near inflammable and explosive materials. Avoid using the phone in high temperature or humidity.  The phone may interfere with heart pacemaker, hearing aid and other electronic medical devices. Therefore please follow the instructions given by your equipment suppliers or consult your doctor. Turn your phone OFF in health care centers if any regulations posted in the area instruct you to do so. Hospitals or health care centers may be using equipment that may be sensitive to external RF energy.  Place the phone away from other electronic devices like TV and Radio to avoid interference.  Keep the product away from magnetic field and static electricity.  Place the phone out of the reach of small children.  Do not attempt to reassemble the phone by yourself. Only authorized personnel should service the phone and its accessories. Faulty installation or service can be dangerous and may invalidate the warranty.  Do not clean the phone while in operation. Before attempting to clean the phone, turn the phone off, disconnect the external power adapter and take out the battery. Use a dry, soft cloth for cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners.  Do not drop, knock or shake the phone. Rough handling may break the phone body and internal circuit boards.  Do not use the phone if the antenna is damaged. Replace the damaged antenna immediately by using a qualified technician. Use only a manufacturer approved antenna. Non-approved antennas, modifications or attachments may impair call quality and damage the phone.  Do not hold the antenna during operation. This may affect call quality and cause the phone to operate at unintended power levels.  Keep the antenna free from obstructions and position the antenna straight up. This will ensure best call quality.  Only use the battery and the power adapter approved by the manufacturer. If not, it may cause an explosion or result in a short circuit.  It is highly recommended to fully charge the battery before initial use. The battery might have been discharged during storage and delivery.  Do not throw battery. Batteries are not to be disposed off by putting them in fire. It may explode or catch fire.  The power adapter must be used within the specified AC voltage range.  Take out the battery if you won’t use your phone for a long time and keep the battery well.  During lightning, do not touch the power plug. It may result in an electric shock or death.  Do not touch the plug with wet hands. Always grasp and pull the plug, not the cord. Do not put heavy things on the power cord or bend it too much.  During daily use, do not pull out the power adapter. The battery is used for backup power, which will not cause the increased consumption of electricity.  Don’t use the power adapter if the power cable is damaged. Contact the maintenance center immediately and replace the adapter.
3 GSM FWP PG130/131N 3 Product Overview 3.1 Packing List Once you open the product package, please check the packing list to make sure there is no part missing. If any part is missing or broken, please contact customer service. The packing list is as follows: 1. Main Unit 2. Handset 3. Antenna 4. Battery 5. Power Adaptor 6. Manual 7. Data Cable
4 GSM FWP PG130/131N 3.2 SETTING UP YOUR PHONE Installing SIM card 1. Remove SIM bracket cover. 2. Lift SIM bracket by pulling. 3. Insert proper SIM card. 4. Put the bracket back in place. 5. Close the cover.
5 GSM FWP PG130/131N Connect the antenna Attach the handset ON/OFF power switch is located on the bottom side of the phone. Please turn on the power switch to "ON" for operation Plug the Power adaptor into an appropriate Wall outlet USING SIM CARD FOR THE FIRST TIME 1. Entering PIN code. NOTE1: The PIN feature function can be set on/off in PIN setup menu. NOTE2: PIN code can be changed in PIN setup menu. 2. If an incorrect PIN code is entered, an error message displays. NOTE: There are 3 chances to enter the correct PIN code. If incorrect PIN codes are entered 3 times, the SIM card will be locked. To unlock 3. The phone is ready to use after entering the correct PIN code. * Default PIN code is provided by your service provider. Installing the phone This phone operates by receiving DC power from the AXESSTEL power adaptor, The phone is equipped with a rechargeable Battery as a backup in case of an AC power failure. Desktop installation ABC 13/01/2010 08:05 PMEnter PIN:Remain:3ClearWrong PIN！
6 GSM FWP PG130/131N 3.3 Product Introduction 3.3.1 Appearance Figure 1 GSM PG130/131N Fixed Wireless Phone Appearance 3.3.2 Key Definition Figure 2 Key Layout
7 GSM FWP PG130/131N 3.3.3 FUNCTION KEYS 1. <Message> KEY: Press this key to retrieve messages. 2. <MENU> KEY: Press this key to display the phone's main menu. 3/4. <Volume - +> KEY: Press this key to control the volume of keypad, earpiece and speaker. In the menu mode, use this key to scroll through the menu items. 5. <Clear> KEY: Clears information from display screen. - To erase one character from the display screen, press it once. - To erase all characters on the screen, press and hold. - To go back one step in the menu mode, press it once. - To select some options at the lower left corner of the screen. 6. <OK> KEY: Press this key to store a phone number in the phone book, to save menu settings. - To select some options at the lower right corner of the screen. 7. <SPEAKER> KEY: The Speaker button is used to place or receive a call without using the handset. The integrated microphone and speaker on the Main unit allows hands free conversation. 8. <POWER On/Off>: Press this key to turn ON or OFF the phone. 9. <Redial> KEY: Press this key to redial the last number called or to connect a call right after dialing the number without waiting until the call is connected automatically. 10/11. <*>KEY /<#> KEY: In the menu mode, use this key to scroll up/down through the menu items. In the edit mode, use this key for special characters
8 GSM FWP PG130/131N 3.3.4 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR PHONE 1. Antenna: Adjusting the position of antenna improves the sound quality of the call. 2. Message: Press to access message related menus. 3. MENU: Press to access the phone's menus. 4. Volume Up/Down: Lets you adjust sound levels and scroll through the menu options and displays. 5. Clear: Lets you clear your last entry. 6. OK: Stores phone numbers, and any settings you select in the menu with in the Phone’s memory. 7. Speaker: Allows you to place or receive a call without using the handset. 8. Power: End or reject the call and Turn On or Off the phone. 9. Redial: Allows you to redial the last. 10. Scroll: Lets you scroll through the menu options and displays.
9 GSM FWP PG130/131N 3.3.5 Display Icon The following icon may appear on the display of the phone: No. Icon Description 1 Current signal strength. The more bars there are, the stronger the signal is. 2 No signal. 3 Battery capacity indicator. The more bars there are, the more capacity the battery has. 4 Supplied by charger 5 Alarm on 6 Call forwarding 7 Missed call 8 Unread message 9 RM Roaming 10 Speakerphone active Figure 3 Display Icon 4 Basic Operations 4.1 Power On/Off Connect the handset to the underside of the phone, then open the battery door and connect the battery. Plug in the power adapter into AC outlet, and then connect the other end of the power adapter into the right side of the phone. Switch the <Power> switch (on the underside of the Phone) to ON, then press the <Power On/Off> Key on the panel for 3 seconds to power on the phone, your phone should go to standby screen and is ready to use. You can turn the phone off directly by switching the <Power On/Off> switch (on the rear of the phone) to OFF position. If the phone will not be used for long time, please turn this switch to OFF. Or you can press the <Power On/Off> Key for 3 seconds to power off the Phone. Note: Before press the Power ON, please turn the hardware switch to ON which in the bottom side of the phone. 4.2 Make a Call While your phone is power on and at idle screen, enter a destination number you wish to call and then press <Redial> Key. (Note: To modify digits you enter, you can press <CLEAR> Key to delete wrong digits first and then enter new digits). Once the call is connected, the phone’s screen will display the number you have dialed, and the time duration the call has lasted. The phone also has a speaker. To use the speaker to make a call, press <SPEAKER> Key, enter a phone number, and press <REDIAL> Key. 4.3 Answer a Call When there is an incoming call, the phone will ring and display the Phone number of the incoming call (if the number is available). You can pick up the handset or press <SPEAKER> Key to answer the incoming call. The ring tone and ring-tone volume can be changed in the sounds menu. 4.4 End a Call You can end a call by pressing <Clear> KEY to select End. If you are using the handset for a phone call, hanging up the handset will end the call automatically.
10 GSM FWP PG130/131N 5 Main Menu 1） Press <<MENU> KEY to enter the main menu from the idle screen. The main menu includes: Contacts, Messages, Recent Calls, Tools, and Settings. The menu tree is as follow: Menu Call log All calls Dialled calls Received calls Missed calls Delete call log Call Duration Contacts Search New Service Number Speed dial Copy Delete Save to Memory status Messages Time and alarm New Message Inbox Outbox Drafts Templates Voice Mail SMS settings Set time/date Set format Alarm Sounds Ringer Volume Ring Type Alert Configuration Greeting Language Backlight Contrast Auto send time Call waiting Call divert Call barring Security Owner number Phone lock PIN Lock Auto keypad lock Change PIN Lock Barred dial Hotline/PLAR Guard System Phone info Clear memory Restore factory settings
11 GSM FWP PG130/131N Services STK Menu FM Status Channel list FM Radio(Optional) Manual input Preset auto search Settings Figure 4Main Menu Tree 6 Call Log You can find- All Calls, Dialled Calls, Received Calls, Missed Calls, Delete all Log, and Call Duration in the Call Log menu. In standby screen, press <Menu> KEY, Press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Call log item and press<OK> KEY. 6.1 All calls 1) In Call log menu, Scroll to All calls via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY. 2) The All calls List will be displayed; you can scroll to the desired number, 3) Press <OK> KEY to: View the call information; Press <OK> KEY into Option: Delete the call log, Save the Number to Phone Book, Call, Edit this number, and Send SMS to this number. 6.2 Dialed calls 1) In Call log menu, Scroll to Dialed Calls via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY. Back OK1 Call log2 ContactsBack OK1 All call2 Dialled callsBack Option1 1234567892 1 timeBack OK1 Delete2 Save to PhonebookBack OK3 Call4 EditBack OK4 Edit5 Send SMS
12 GSM FWP PG130/131N 2) The Dialed Calls List will be displayed; you can scroll to the desired number, 3) Press <OK> KEY to: View the call information; Press <OK> KEY to select Option: Delete the call log, Save the Number to Phone Book, Call, Edit this number, and Send SMS to this number. NOTE: In standby screen, press <OK>KEY enter the Dialed calls. 6.3 Received calls 1) In Call log menu, Scroll to Received Calls via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY. 2) The Received Calls List will be displayed; you can scroll to the desired number, 3) Press <OK> KEY to: View the call information; Press <OK> KEY to select Option: Delete the call log, Save the Number to Phone Book, Call, Edit this number, and Send SMS to this number. Back OKBack OKBack OptionBack OKBack OKBack OK1 Delete2 Save to Phonebook3 Call4 Edit4 Edit5 Send SMS1 1234567892 9876543211 All call2 Dialled calls1 1234567892 1 timeBack OKBack OKBack OptionBack OKBack OKBack OK3 Call4 Edit4 Edit5 Send SMS2 Dialled calls3 Received calls1 1234567892 9876543211 01/01/20102 06:23 AM1 Delete2 Save to Phonebook
13 GSM FWP PG130/131N 6.4 Missed calls 1) In Call log menu, Scroll to Missed Calls via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY. 2) The Missed Calls List will be displayed; you can scroll to the desired number, 3) Press <OK> KEY to: View the call information; Press <OK> KEY to select Option: Delete the call log, Save the Number to Phone Book, Call, Edit this number, and Send SMS to this number. 6.5 Delete call log In Call log menu, Scroll to Delete call log via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY. You can scroll the cursor to erase All calls, Dialed calls, Received calls and Missed calls. 1) Press <OK>KEY to select erase item. 2) Press <OK>KEY to confirm Delete(Yes) 3) Press <Clear>KEY to cancel Delete(No) Note: If no call log, press <OK>KEY, will pop up the “Empty” dialog box. 6.6 Call Duration In Call log menu, Scroll to Call Duration via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY. You could scroll the cursor to view duration of Last call Time, Total Dialed, Total Received, scroll to Erase All to erase all duration. Back OK5 Delete call log6 Call DurationBack OK0:00:00Back OKBack OKBack OptionBack OKBack OKBack OK1 Delete2 Save to Phonebook3 Call4 Edit4 Edit5 Send SMS3 Received calls3 Missed calls1 1234567892 9876543211 01/01/20102 06:23 AMBack OKBack OKBack OK5 Delete call log6 Call Duration1 All calls2 Dialled callsDelete all?
14 GSM FWP PG130/131N 7 Contacts Contacts can be used to store contact’s name and contact’s phone numbers, home number, email address, office number and associate sound. You can store up to 200 entries to phone memory. In standby screen, press <Menu> KEY, Press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Contacts item and press<OK> KEY. 7.1 Search for a Contact You can search a contact by name or number 1) In Contacts menu, Scroll to Search via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY. 2) Select Name or Number, press <OK> KEY to input the Name or Number for search, 3) Press <OK> KEY to search or Press <#> KEY change input method, press OK to start search. 7.2 Add a New Contact 7.2.1 Add a New Contact from the Menu 1) In Contacts menu, Scroll to New via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY, then you can choose the contact store to SIM or to Phone(if in the save to options you choose Ask on saving), 2) Scroll to Name via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY to input the name, and then press <OK> KEY when done. You can press<Clear>KEY to delete a character. 3) Scroll to Number via <Volume - +> KEY, input the phone number, and then press <OK> KEY ,select Done 4) Scroll to this item you need to add to input or edit. 5) Then Press <OK> KEY to finish adding a contact, press <Clear> KEY select Done, press <OK> KEY to save the contact. NOTE: Press “0”KEY to select add a “blank space”, and “#” key to change input method. 7.2.2 Add a New Contact in Standby Mode 1) In standby screen, after inputting the phone number, press <OK> KEY to save the number directly. 2) Save the number to SIM card or to Phone. If you select To Phone, press<OK> KEY, and press <OK> KEY again to edit the name 3) When done editing the name (press “#” key to change input method), press<OK> KEY, press <Clear> key to the next option: Save. 4) Select Save, and press <OK> KEY 5) And press<Clear>KEY, <OK> KEY to save the contact. Back OK2 Contacts1 Call logBack OK1 Search2 NewBack OK1 Name2 NumberBack OK1 Search2 NewBack OK2 To Phone1 To SIMBack Edit1 Name2 Number 123456789Back SaveBack OKEditOKBack OK ABC 3/14AAA1 Done2 Input method1 To SIM2 To Phone1 Name2 123456789
15 GSM FWP PG130/131N NOTE: If this operation in press <SPEAKER> or lift the HANDSET state of complete, May be conflict whit Auto send time function. 7.3 View a Contact In Contacts menu, Scroll to Search via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY, input nothing, press <OK> KEY to view the contact list. Scroll to the desired contact via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY to view the contact information. 7.4 Service Number 1) In Contacts menu, Scroll to Service Number via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY, it will display the service number. 7.5 Edit a Contact 1) Refer to 7.3 View a contact, view the contacts list, press <OK> KEY, scroll to Edit via <Volume - +> KEY, and then press <OK> KEY, 2) Scroll to the item you need to edit, press <OK> KEY to edit. 7.6 Speed Dial The phone supports the speed dial function. You can dial the stored number by pressing just one key. a) Pick up handset or press <Speaker> b) Press and hold a number-key (That you previously assigned) for a moment. 1) In Contact menu, scroll to Speed Dial via <Volume - +>KEY, press <OK>KEY. 2) If you want to use the speed dials function, you need to enable this function first. Scroll to Enable Speed Dial via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY to enable this function to On. 3) Then scroll to Set Number via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY, scroll to the number which you need to assign. Press <OK> KEY to enter options, and select assign contact and press <OK> KEY to enter contact list, scroll to contact list to contact you want to set, press <OK> KEY to save your contact into speed dial. 4) You also can delete a contact from Speed Dial list. In Speed Dial list, select any contact, press <OK> KEY to Option, scroll to Delete via <Volume - +> KEY and press <OK> KEY, then press <OK> KEY again to confirm. Note：When done editing, press the <Power> KEY to return to the standby screen. Back OK2 New3 Service NumberOKSN:Back OKBack OffBack OnBack OffBack OptionBack OK1 Assign Contact3 Service Number4 Speed dial1 Enable speed dial2 Set number1 Enable speed dial2 Set number1 Enable speed dial2 Set number2 <Empty>3 <Empty>
16 GSM FWP PG130/131N 7.7 Copy contact 1) In Contact menu, scroll to Copy via <Volume - +>KEY, press <OK>KEY. 2) You can copy the contact form SIM or phone via <Volume - +>KEY 3) If you select the From SIM, press<OK> KEY, and press <OK>KEY again to confirm. 7.8 Delete 1) In Contact menu, scroll to Delete via <Volume - +>KEY, press <OK>KEY . 2) There are 3 options: All SIM: delete all SIM contacts All phone: delete all phone contacts One by one: delete the contact one by one. 3) If you select the All SIM and All phone, press <OK> KEY, it will pop up a dialog box, you must input the password. The password is:0000 4) After input password, press <OK> KEY, and press <OK> KEY again to confirm. 5) If you select the One by one, press <OK> KEY, enter the contacts list, and select the contact which you want to delete via <Volume - +>KEY, and press <OK> KEY, press <OK> KEY again to confirm. 7.9 Save to 1) In Contact menu, scroll to Save to via <Volume - +>KEY, press <OK>KEY . 2) There are 3 options: SIM card: save to SIM card. When you enter a new contact, it will save to SIM card immediately. Phone memory: save to phone. When you enter a new contact, it will save to phone memory immediately. Ask on saving: ask when you saving. When you enter a new a contact, it will ask you save to SIM card or phone. 3) Press <OK>KEY to save you setting. 7.10 Memory status 1) In Contact menu, scroll to Memory status via <Volume - +>KEY, press <OK> KEY . Back OKBack OK1 From SIM2 From phone5 Copy6 DeleteBack OKBack OKBack OK2 All phone3 One by one5 Copy6 Delete1 All SIM2 All phoneBack OKBack OKBack OKo Phone memoryo Ask on saving7 Save to8 Memory statuso SIM Cardo Phone memoryBack OKBack7 Save to8 Memory statusSIM: 0/200Phone:0/200
17 GSM FWP PG130/131N 2) The screen will display the memory status. SIM: 0/200 (current/total) Phone: 0/200 (current/total) 8 Messages You could build a new message, view the inbox、drafts、outbox and templates, perform SMS setting, voice mail broadcast message. In standby screen, you can enter Messages function through Press <SMS> key directly. 8.1 Send a Message You could send a message to one recipient or multiple recipients. 1) In Messages, press New Message and <OK> KEY to compose a new message, 2) Input the text, or press <OK> KEY to select “Option”: 1 Done 2 User Template 3 Insert PhoneBook Number 4 Insert PhoneBook Name Press <OK> KEY and select Done to finish inputting the text, 3) You can choose 1 Send Only to send to one recipient without saving 2 Save and Send to send to one recipient with saving the message to Outbox 3 Save to save the message to Drafts without sending out 4 Send to Many to send multiple recipients 5 Send by group to send multiple recipients by group 8.2 Receive a Message 1) If there is a new message, the phone will ring alert. In idle mode, press <OK> KEY to read the message, 2) Or you could read the new message in the Inbox. Press <SMS> Key, scroll to Inbox via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY, scroll to the message which is you want to read via <Volume - +> KEY. Then press <OK> KEY to read message. 3) Then press <OK> KEY into Option you can 1. Reply: reply to the message 2. Delete: delete the message 3. Edit: edit in the message and then save or send 4. Forward: forward the message to other recipient(s) 5. Erase All: erase all message in the Inbox Back OKOptionBack OK1 New Message2 Inbox ABC 160/11 Done2 User TemplateBack OKBack OptionBack Option2 Delete12345678998765432111:10 AMHello!1 Reply 1 New MessageCancelRead
18 GSM FWP PG130/131N 6. Use Number: get all numbers in the message includes the sender’s number. You can dial directly, or Send SMS directly, or save the number to phone book. 8.3 View Sent Messages 1) In Messages, scroll to Outbox via and press <OK> KEY to view the outbox 2) Scroll to the message you want to read, press <OK> KEY to Send, Edit, Delete, Erase All, and Use Number. 8.4 Send a Message by using Templates 1) In Messages, scroll to Templates via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY to enter template menu, 2) There are 10 template messages in Templates menu, you could edit the template or delete the template, 1 Please call me, urgently 2 How are you? 3 Call we have lunch today at … 4 Be right back. 5 Please sms me, I am at meeting right now 6 Sorry! 7 Thank you 8 How was the day? 9 Long time no see. 10 Lots of luv 3) Scroll to the template message which is you want to use via <Volume - +> KEY, then press <OK> KEY, scroll to: 1 Edit: Edit the template message 2 Remove: Delete the template message 3 Insert Message: Insert the template message into the message 8.5 SMS Settings In standby screen, press<SMS>KEY , scroll the SMS Settings via <Volume - +> KEY. You can set Delivery report; Delete all, Memory status in Message Settings. 1) Delivery report: scroll via <Volume - +> KEY and press <OK> KEY into this item, Press <OK> KEY marked this option and press <Clear> KEY to Save. is on. is off. 2) Delete All Scroll Delete All via <Volume - +> KEY and press <OK> KEY twice, you can delete all messages. 3) Memory status Back OKBack OptionBack okBack okOptionBack OK2 User Template2 Remove2 Remove3 Write message ABC 136/1urgently1 Done5 Template6 Voice Mail1 Please call me, urgently2 How are you?1 EditBack OKBack OKBack On6 Voice Mail7 SMS settings1 Delivery report2 Delete all[] Delivery reportBack OKBack2 Delete all3 Memory statusSIM : 0/50Phone : 0/200
19 GSM FWP PG130/131N Scroll Memory status via <Volume - +> KEY and press <OK> KEY, you will check the SIM and Phone memory status 8.6 Voice Message In standby screen, press<SMS>KEY, scroll to Voice mail item via<Volume - +> KEY, and press <OK>KEY to enter the menu. Press <OK>KEY to the two option: 1) Edit Voice mail number, Press<OK>KEY, scroll the name or number via<Volume - +> KEY, and press<OK>KEY to edit. 2) Connect to voice Press<OK>KEY, to call the voice mail number. Note: In standby screen, if you voice mail number is empty, hold the number NO.1 KEY down until pop up “Set voice mail?”screen to set the voice mail number. Refer the step 1 to complete. 9 Time and alarm In standby screen, press <Menu> KEY, Press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Time and alarm item and press<OK> KEY. 9.1 Set Time/Date 1) Select Time and alarm in main menu, select Set Time/date in Time and alarm, 2) Scroll to Set Time/Date via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY, and scroll to 1 to set time, scroll to 2 to set date. Back OK2 Contacts3 Time and alarmBack OKOKOK1 HH:MM0:002 YYYY/MM/DD1/1/20101 Set time/date2 Set formatBack OKBack OKBack OKBack OKBack OKBack OKBack OKo YYYY/MM/DDo YYYY-MM-DD1 Time Format2 Date Formato DD/MM/YYYYo MM/DD/YYYYo 12o 24o MM/DD/YYYYo YYYY/MM/DD1 Set time/date2 Set format1 Time Format2 Date FormatBack OKBack OptionBack OK6 Voice Mail7 SMS settings1 <Empty>1 Connect to Voice2 Edit
20 GSM FWP PG130/131N 3) If you want to change the format of time and date, select Set format in Time and alarm, press <OK> KEY. Scroll to Time format and press <OK> KEY to set time format, 12hr or 24hr; scroll to date format via <Volume - +> KEY and press <OK> KEY to set date format, DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY, YYYY/MM/DD, YYYY-MM-DD. Note: If your Language is Spanish, then date format should be: DD/MM/AAAA, MM/DD/AAAA, AAAA/MM/DD, AAAA-MM-DD. 9.2 Set Alarm You can set 5 alarms. 1) In Time and alarm, Select Alarm via <Volume - +> KEY, 2) Select any one from 5 alarms, press <OK> KEY to edit the alarm, 3) Scroll to 1 via <Volume - +> KEY, press <*> KEY or <#> KEY to active/deactivate the alarm, 4) Scroll to 2 to set alarm time via <Volume - +> KEY, 5) Scroll to 3 to set alarm repeat way, press <*> KEY or <#> KEY to switch the alarm repeat way, includes Once, Everyday, Days (If the repeat way is Days, Press  to select the days). 10 Sounds In standby screen, press <Menu> KEY, Press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Sound item and press<OK> KEY. Here you can set the ring tone and volume. 10.1 Ringer In Sound menu, select Ringer, and then press <OK> KEY , you can scroll to the ringer for Incoming Call, Alarm, Power On, Power Off, Message Tone, Keypad Tone. Press <OK> KEY enter the setting screen, select the ringer via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY to save. Back OKBack OKBack OKDoneDone1 <Off>2 00:00DaysS M T W T F S3 Repeat<Once>2 Set format3 Alarm[]1# 12:00 AM[]2# 12:00 AMBack OK3 Time and alarm4 SoundBack OKBack OKBack OK1 Incoming call2 Alarm10 Ring 1011 MIDI 111 Ringer2 Volume
21 GSM FWP PG130/131N 10.2 Volume In Sound menu, select Volume, and then press <OK> KEY , you can scroll to the volume for Ring Tone, Key Tone via <Volume - +> KEY. Press <OK> KEY enter the setting screen, press <Volume - +> KEY to set the volume, press <OK> KEY to save. 10.3 Ring Type In Sound menu, select Ring Type, and then press <OK> KEY, you can scroll to the ring type as Single, Repeat, Ascending via <Volume - +> KEY, and press <OK> KEY to save. 10.4 Alert In Sound menu, select Alert, and then press <OK> KEY, you can turn on/off the alert of Warning, Error, and Call Connect.. 1) Scroll to any one which you want to alert, press <OK> KEY to on or off . is on. is off. 2) Press <Clear>KEY to done. 11 Configuration In standby screen, press <MENU> KEY, Press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Configuration item and press<OK> KEY. 11.1 Greeting In Configuration menu, press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Greeting item and press<OK> KEY. You can on/off the Greeting, and edit it Back OKBack OK2 Volume3 Ring type1 Ring Tone2 Key toneBack OKBack OKo Repeato Ascending3 Ring type4 AlertBack OKBack OKBack OK[]Error[]Call Connect3 Ring type4 Alert[]Warning[]ErrorBack OK4 Sound5 ConfigurationBack OKBack OKEdit1 Status<Off>2Greeting textWelcome1 Greeting2 Language
22 GSM FWP PG130/131N 11.2 Set Language In Configuration menu, press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Language item and press<OK> KEY. 1) Select Language in Configuration, 2) Scroll to desired language via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY to set language. 11.3 Set LCD Backlight In Configuration menu, press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Backlight item and press<OK> KEY. 1) Select Backlight in Configuration, 2) Scroll to the time you want to switch off the backlight via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY to save the setting. The time includes 5 Sec, 15 Sec, 30 Sec, 45 Sec. 11.4 Set LCD Contrast In Configuration menu, press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Contrast item and press<OK> KEY. 1) Select Contrast in Configuration, 2) Press <Volume - +>to decrease/increase the contrast of the LCD. Press <OK> KEY to save the setting. 11.5 Auto send time In Configuration menu, press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Auto send time item and press<OK> KEY. The phone can autodial after you input a number; you can set the time delay for autodial after you input the number by setting Dial Delay. Select Auto send time in Configuration, 1) Scroll to the time which you desired via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY to save the setting. The time includes 1s~9s or close autodial. Back OKBack OK2 Language3 Backlighto Automatico EnglishBack OKBack OKo 5 Seco 15 Sec3 Backlight4 ContrastBack OK4 Contrast5 Auto send timeBack OKBack OK5 Auto send time6 Call waitingo 1 Seco 2 Sec
23 GSM FWP PG130/131N 11.6 Call Waiting In Configuration menu, press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Call waiting item and press<OK> KEY. If an incoming call is received while on another call, and the call waiting feature is enabled, you can suspend the current telephone call and switch to the new incoming call, you can then negotiate with the new or the current caller an appropriate time to call back if the message is important, or to quickly handle a separate incoming call. There are 3 options in Call Waiting menu, Activate, Deactivate, Query Status. 1) Select Activate, press <OK>, the screen will pop up “Please wait” dialog box, and then will pop up “Call waiting Activated” dialog box. 2) Select Deactivate, press <OK>, the screen will pop up “Please wait” dialog box, and then will pop up “Call waiting Deactivated” dialog box. 3) Select Query, press <OK>, the screen will pop up “Please wait” dialog box, and will pop up a dialog box about the call waiting status. Note: Three-Way Calling Three-way Calling is a feature that lets you set up a three-way conversation with two different parties. While you’re in conversation with a party, press the number you want to dial, then press <Redial> to connect the three parties together . Ex If you want to make a three-way calling with A and B, 1) Make a call with A 2) Dial B’s number when in conversation with A 3) When B received the call, the conversation with A is hold 4) press <OK> Key, and select the Conference with <*> Key or <#> Key 5) Press <OK> Key and then you can set up the three-way calling 11.7 Call Divert In Configuration menu, press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Call divert item and press<OK> KEY. Call Divert allows you to divert an incoming call to any other phone. You will receive calls through the specified phone when Call Divert is activated. 1) Press<MENU>KEY,<Configuration>,<Call Divert>, press <OK>KEY. 2) There are 5 options in Call Divert menu, Divert All Voice Calls, Divert If Unreachable, Divert If No Answer, Divert If Busy, and Cancel All Divert. 3) Press <OK>KEY, to select Active and Deactivate 4) If you select Active, press <OK>KEY, to set new number and check voice mail Back OKBack OKBack OK2 Deativate2 Deativate3 Query status6 Call waiting7 Call divert1 ActivateBack OKBack OKBack OKBack OK7 Call divert8 Call barring1 Divert all voice calls2 Divert if unreachable3 Divert if no answer4 Divert if busy4 Divert if busy4 Cancel All Divert
24 GSM FWP PG130/131N 11.8 Call Barring In Configuration menu, press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Call barring item and press<OK> KEY. Call Barring allows the user to prevent Incoming Calls and Outgoing Calls. There are 4 options in Call Barring menu, Outgoing calls, Incoming calls, Cancel All, and Change Barring Password. Please contact your local operator to apply for this service. Please consult your operator for details on the operations. Note: This function is dependent on operator. The password, please contact the operator. EX. Operation 1) Select Outgoing calls, 2) Select All calls 3) Input the password 4) If the password correct, it will success. 12 Security (Initial Password: 0000) In standby screen, press <Menu> KEY, Press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Security item and press<OK> KEY. You will check the Security menu: Owner number Back OK5 Configuration6 SecurityBack OKBack OKBack OKBack OK1 All calls2 International calls2 International calls3 International calls except to home PLMN7 Call divert8 Call barring1 Outgoing calls2 Incoming callsBack OKBack OK2 Incoming calls3 Cancel allBack OK3 Cancel all4 Change Barring PasswordBack OK1 All calls2 When roaming2 Incoming calls3 Cancel all
25 GSM FWP PG130/131N Phone lock PIN Lock Auto keypad lock Change PIN Lock Barred dial Hotline/PLAR Phone info Clear memory Restore factory settings 12.1 Owner number In Security menu, scroll to Owner Number item via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY. You can edit 2 numbers about owner number Press <OK> KEY, you can Edit and Delete the number. 12.2 Phone Lock In Security menu, scroll to Phone Lock item via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY. You must input the password“0000”and press <OK> KEY to enable the phone lock. And then, you can input password again and press <OK> KEY to disable the phone lock. 12.3 PIN1 Lock In Security menu, scroll to PIN Lock item via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY. 1) Input the PIN code, you can try 3 times 2) If you input the right PIN, the PIN will lock 3) If you want PIN unlock, please enter the PIN Lock menu, and input the PIN code again 12.4 Auto keypad lock In Security menu, scroll to Auto keypad lock item via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY. You can select the : None 5 sec 30 sec 1 min 5 min If you want to unlock, in standby screen, press <Clear> KEY with <*> KEY. 12.5 Change PIN Lock In Security menu, scroll to Change PIN Lock item via <Volume - +> KEY, press <OK> KEY. You can change 1) PIN1 code You must have the old PIN to change the PIN. Input old PIN and press <OK> KEY , and input new PIN, press <OK> KEY to enter again, press <OK> KEY to save the new PIN. 2) Phone password You should have the old password. Change method, please refer change PIN1 code. Back OKEnter PasswordBack OKBack Option2 <Empty>1 Owner number2 Phone lock1 <Empty>Back OKBack OptionBack Option5 Change PIN Lock6 Barred dial1 Bar incoming2 Bar outgoingo Ono Off
26 GSM FWP PG130/131N 12.6 Barred dial In Security menu, scroll to Barred dial item via <Volume - +> KEY and press<OK> KEY. You can on/off bar incoming or outgoing. 12.7 Hotline/PLAR Hotline/PLAR is a feature that lets the phone autodial a call you set. In Security menu, scroll to Hotline/PLAR item via <Volume - +> KEY and press<OK> KEY. 1) Scroll to Mode, press <OK>KEY to On or press<OK>KEY again to Off. 2) Scroll to Dial Number, press<OK>KEY, and input a number. Press <OK>KEY to save the number. 3) Return the standby screen, if you set the Mode to On, hook up the handset, it will autodial a call to the number which you input in Dial Number. 12.8 Guard system In Security menu, scroll to Guard System item via <Volume - +> KEY and press<OK> KEY. For Guard System’s operation, please refer to the special user manual of Guard System. 12.9 Phone info In Security menu, scroll to Phone info item via <Volume - +> KEY and press<OK> KEY. You will check the SW Version and HW Version. 12.10 Clear memory In Security menu, scroll to Clear memory item via <Volume - +> KEY and press<OK> KEY. You can clear phone memory, contain: Contacts; SMS; Call Log 12.11 Restore Factory Settings In Security menu, scroll to Restore Factory settings item via <Volume - +> KEY and press<OK> KEY. 1) The initial password is “0000”. Input the password to restore factory settings. 2) The Factory Default: Back OKNo Yes8 Phone Info9 Clear memoryClear Memory?Back OKBack OK1o Restore factory9 Clear memoryEnter Password
27 GSM FWP PG130/131N DefaultIncoming call MIDI 1Alarm MIDI 3Power on Tone 1Power off Tone 2Message tone Tone 5Keypad tone ToneRing Tone 4Key tone 2Ring type RepeatAlert offGreeting WelcomeContrast 7ListRingerSoundsVolumeConfiguration 13 Services 13.1 STK(SIM TOOL KIT) In standby screen, press <Menu> KEY, Press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to Service item and press<OK> KEY. .You can get basic information about STK (SIM tool kit). Note: The service is related to operator， different regions have different card services, here we do not provide instructions. 14 FM Radio(Optional) You can listen to FM radio in this option In standby screen, press <Menu> KEY, Press<Volume - +> KEY scroll to FM Radio item press <OK> KEY in to Option: Note: You can control the volume by <Volume - +> KEY. 14.1 FM Status In this menu, you can turn on/off the radio. Select FM Status and press <OK> KEY to enter into it, scroll to ON/OFF via <Volume +-> Key, press <OK> KEY to save your setting. 14.2 Channel list In this menu, you can save your favorite channel. Press <OK> KEY into Channel list Scroll to a Empty item via <Volume - +> KEY. Press <OK> KEY into Option Press <OK> KEY to Edit and Press <OK> KEY to Edit a Channel name Back OK8 Services9 FM radioBack OK1 FM Status2 Channel listO OffO OnBack OKBack OK1 FM Status2 Channel listBack Option19 <Empty>20 <Empty>1 EditBack OK
28 GSM FWP PG130/131N Press < Volume - +> KEY scroll to Frequency press Numeric Keys and <#> KEY input a proper frequency Note: press <#> key input “.” Press <OK> KEY to save this channel. Into Channel list again select saved channel press <OK> KEY play, delete or edit this channel. 14.3 Manual input In this menu, input you want frequency. Select Manual input input you want frequency with Numeric Keys and <#> KEY press <OK> KEY to play. 14.4 Preset auto search Auto search correct frequencies and auto saved to Channel list. Select Preset auto search press <OK> KEY and press <OK> KEY again to Preset list. Press Clear KEY select NO to cancel Preset auto search. 14.5 Settings Set the FM radio for Background play. Select Settings press <OK> KEY into this item. 1. Background play : use <*> KEY and <#> KEY to change options and press <OK> KEY to select <On> enable background play or select <Off> disable the FM background play Note: Background play FM radio will play in standby screen. 1 ChannelNameBack Edit2 FrenquencyBack EditBack OK3 Manual input4 Preset auto searchBack OK3 Manual input4 Preset auto searchBack OK97Back OK4 Preset auto search5 SettingsBack OK1 Background play<Off>

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