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NXG9230 User Guide
FCC Information
FCC part 15.19
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC ID: RB2NXG9230
FCC part 15.21
Modifications not expressly approved by this company could void the user's authority to
operate the equipment.
FCC part 15.105
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If
this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
RF exposure FCC
Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions specified by the FCC with
the phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands.
Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of
the phone while operation can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone
is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach
the network. In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lower the
power output.
Before a phone model is available for sale to the public, it must be tested and certified to the
FCC that it does not exceed the limit established by the government-adopted requirement for
safe exposure. The tests are performed in positions and locations (e.g., at the ear and worn
on the body) as required by the FCC for each model. (Body-worn measurements may differ
among phone models, depending upon available accessories and FCC requirements). While
there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions,
they all meet the government requirement for safe exposure.
For body worn operation, to maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines, use only
accessories that contain no metallic components and provide a separation distance of 15mm
(0.6 inches) to the body. Use of other accessories may violate FCC RF exposure guidelines
and should be avoided.
Health and Safety Information FCC
Exposure to Radio Frequency (RF) Signals
Your wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not
to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal
Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. These limits are part of
comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general
population. The guidelines are based on the safety standards previously set by both U.S. and
international standards bodies:
This EUT has been shown to be capable of compliance for localized specific absorption rate
(SAR) for uncontrolled environment/general population exposure limits specified in ANSI/IEEE
Std. C95.1-1992 and had been tested in accordance with the measurement procedures
specified in FCC/OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C (2001) and IEEE Std. 1528-200X (Draft 6.5,
January 2002).
Ministry of Health (Canada), Safety Code 6. The standards include a substantial safety margin
designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health. The exposure
standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific
Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6W/kg *.
* In the U.S. and Canada, the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is 1.6 watts/kg
(W/kg) averaged over one gram of tissue. The standard incorporates a substantial margin of
safety to give additional protection for the public and to account for any variations in.
Contents
1.
Before You Begin ......................................................................................................... 5
2.
About Your Phone ........................................................................................................ 6
3.
Basic Operations .......................................................................................................... 8
4.
Predictive Text Input................................................................................................... 13
5.
Phone Book................................................................................................................ 15
6.
The Menu ................................................................................................................... 22
7.
Messages ................................................................................................................... 30
8.
Call records ................................................................................................................ 39
9.
Communication Settings............................................................................................. 41
10. Agenda ....................................................................................................................... 43
11. Fun ............................................................................................................................. 46
12. Games........................................................................................................................ 51
13. WAP Services ............................................................................................................ 52
14. Phone Setting ............................................................................................................. 55
15. Tools .......................................................................................................................... 62
16. Security ...................................................................................................................... 65
17. Net Services ............................................................................................................... 68
18. Trouble Shooting ........................................................................................................ 72
1. Before You Begin
Charge the battery:
Plugging the charger into the phone while it is off will charge the phone and
display the “charging” screen: “Charging” is displayed blinking, the battery
animation fills the battery, and the charging time is shown on the bottom row.
2. About Your Phone
* Key Features:
- 4k color LCD
- 16 poly ring tone
- Various profiles: Normal, Meeting, In car, Pocket, Silent
- Agenda
- Media Center
- Memo
- Calculator
- Currency converter
- World clock
- WAP
- Games
* Keypad:
The 0 - 9, ∗ and # keys are used to dial as well as entering security codes, phone
numbers, and, with their alphabetical extension, names and short messages.
They are also used to select an item in menus (∗ stands for menu item 10, 0 for menu
item 11 and # for menu item 12)
A long press on the 0 key is used to input the international dialing symbol: +.
A long press on the 1 key calls the voice mailbox.
A long press on the 2 - 9 keys launches One-touch speed dialing call.
A long press on the * key activates/deactivates the vibrate mode.
A long press on the @ key is used to go to WAP services.
A short press on the @ key is used to go to phonebook.
* Viewing the Display Screen:
1. Main LCD:
There are 11 icons, visible only in Idle and during communications:
•
Antenna
•
Signal strength
•
Roaming
•
Alarm
•
Voice message
•
Short message
•
Silent mode activated indication or vibrator activated with priority on silent
mode indicator
•
Battery level
•
Call forwarding and call barring
2. External LCD:
External
LCD
is
used
to
indicate
time,
date
and
icons
(Antenna,
battery, short message, alert mode, voice message, etc…) or an analog clock
depending of the configuration.
3. Basic Operations
* Turn on/off the phone: Press and hold ON/OFF for a few seconds.
- Unlock the phone:
After power on, the phone may need to be unlocked before calls can be
made or received. Enter the correct code and press the Ok softkey or the #
key. Once unlocked, the phone will display the network it is registered onto, the
signal strength bars and be in the standby condition.
* Make a call
- Use the keypad
1. Enter the area code and phone number.
2. Press SEND.
- Ear-piece volume control during a call:
To increase/decrease the volume of a call, press the UP/DOWN side key.
* End a call: Press End or close the flip.
* Answer a call:
If you turn on the “folder” function in answer mode, just open a flip to answer a call.
Otherwise, after opening a flip, press Send key or one of the side keys for a few seconds.
* Reject a call
- To reject, press End key.
* Redial the last dialed numbers:
The NXG9230 stores the 20 last called numbers in its memory.
1. Press Send key to display the last called number.
2. Select the number you want to redial using UP/DOWN side keys.
3. Press the Send key
* One-touch speed dialing : You can associate 8 phonebook entries to One-touch
speed dialing keys (See chapter “Phonebook”). Those numbers can be recalled and
dialed by a single long press on the key 2 to 9.
* Sending DTMF tones:
DTMF tones are a way to communicate passwords and callback numbers, and are
used to access answering machines, voicemail boxes, etc…
The DTMF tones are sent immediately when you press the numbers while in
communication.
This functionality can be deactivated using the menu function (see chapter “ Com
Settings ”).
After communication has ended, the numbers dialed during communication are
displayed, allowing you call or store them in the phonebook.
* Call menu: During a communication, the Menu softkey allow you to manage two or
more calls, to have a look in its phonebook, go in main menu, mute the microphone.
The menu items depend on the current state of the phone.
When one communication is active and no communication is on hold, the call
menu allows:
* Phonebook
* Mute/Un-mute
* Hold
* Hang-up (active call)
* Main menu
When one communication is on hold and no communication is active, the call
menu allows:
* Phonebook
* Mute/Un-mute
* Retrieve
* Hang-up (hold call)
* Main menu
When one communication is active and one is on hold, the call menu allows:
* Phonebook
* Mute/Un-mute
* Swap
* Hang-up
- Active call
- Hold call
- All calls
* Main menu
* Multiparty
* ECT (Explicit call transfer)
1. Call menu phonebook:
During conversation, you can have browse the phonebook and make a
second call. If a second call is initiated, the first one is automatically put on
hold.
2. Call menu mute:
During conversation, the microphone can be muted (turned off) to allow you
privacy. The ear-piece remains actives.
An icon is displayed to indicate the microphone state.
Choose Un-mute in the menu: the microphone is turned back on, and the icon
disappears.
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3. Call menu hold, retrieve, swap:
The active call may be put on hold by pressing the Send key or selecting Hold
from the menu. (Note: subscription to the supplementary Call Hold service is
required)
Pressing the Send key again or selecting Retrieve from the menu reactivates
the call.
If you have subscribed to have two calls (one hold and one active), it is
possible to switch between the two calls – placing the active call on hold while
reactivating the call on hold – by pressing the Send key again or selecting
Swap from the menu.
4. Call menu hang up:
To hang up the active call, press 1 then Send or choose menu Hang up.
To hang up the hold call, press 0 then Send or choose menu Hang up.
To hang up all call, press the End or choose menu Hang upl.
* Short Message Quick Access: Upon short message arrival, the phone beeps, the
message icon is displayed. Press “ Message ” softkey in the bottom-right corner of the
screen.
Pressing the Envelope softkey directly accesses the first unread message - proceed with
SMS handling as described in section “Short Message” .
The message icons remain displayed as long as an unread message exists.
* Unanswered calls
- If there were any unanswered incoming calls, the “Missed” softkey is displayed
in the bottom-right corner of the screen, and shows the number missed.
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- The phone can store details of the last 20 unanswered calls.
* Quick call to voicemail box: The NXG9230 allows you to divert incoming calls to your
voicemail box and receive a notification that a voice message has been received.
This optional notification, depending on the network, displays the voicemail icon and
softkey as shown below.
Pressing the voicemail softkey calls the mailbox. A screen prompts the mailbox number
if is not already defined.
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4. Predictive Text Input:
The ZiCorp standard predictive input engine is used for Spanish and English text input.
It is available in SMS’s, phonebook name and address entries.
The following illustrations are of text input for an SMS.
Each LONG-PRESS of ‘#’ cycles to the next mode as follows:
« ABC »
« abc »
« Zi8 »
OK
validates / inserts a character (candidate window shown)
BACK
CLR
validates text and goes to next field / menu
returns to the previous screen / menu
erases strokes / characters
« 123 »
1. ABC mode:
A window displays the current and subsequent characters. Press the same key
to move the cursor within the text body.
1) One key-press on ‘8’
2) Two presses on ‘4’
3) Two
presses on ‘3’
2. abc mode:
This mode is the same as « ABC », except in lower-case.
3. Zi8 mode :
As you type a word, using one key-press per character, the Zi8 window
proposes a completed word.
Continue completing the word by entering
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more characters, or use the UP / DOWN / LEFT / RIGHT navigation pad to see
more possible matches.
The OK softkey validates the word shown in the
window.
1) First key-press on ‘8’
2) Second key-press on ‘3’
3) Third key-press on ‘7’— the
word ‘very’ is proposed
4) Navigate to next word ‘test’
5) Validate ‘test’ with OK
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5. Phone book:
The NXG9230 supports SIM card and “in-phone memory”, each with capacities up to
255 entries. (Note: the capacity of entries supported varies depending on the SIM card)
You can access to the phonebook by pressing the phonebook softkey in the standby
mode.
Then you can store, edit, and make a call using the stored number.
* Display records and call a stored number
The first line displays the phone number and its type. If the record has several numbers
available, the number displayed is the first non-empty of the following fields (in order):
Home, Mobile, Office, Fax, Data.
The second line displays the first non-empty of the following fields (in order): Address, Email, another phone number & its type.
On the third line:
On the left side, an icon indicates One-touch speed dialing number
In the right side, the number of the melody that plays when receiving a call from
this person
On the title bar right side, an icon indicates if the record exists in phone memory or in
the SIM; followed by a number showing its location.
You can display the other records using the Up/Down keys.
Pressing Send makes a call to the record displayed. If several numbers are available, a
pop-up menu proposes phone numbers from which to choose—either Send or the Ok
softkey dials.
The Menu softkey brings up the phonebook functions menu.
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The Back softkey returns to the idle screen.
The current record’s detailed information may be viewed by selecting “Show details”
from the menu.
* Search
- Search by name:
1. Enter the name which you are looking for.
2. Press Ok softkey.
- Search by location:
1. Enter the location associated to the entry you are looking for.
2. Select the phonebook which you want to find: SIM or “in-memory”.
3. Press Ok softkey.
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* Add entry:
1. Enter the name
1. Enter the name associated to the number.
2. Press Down key to go to the home phone number entry.
To cancel the procedure, press Back softkey.
2. Enter phone numbers:
1. Enter phone numbers
2. Press OK or Down key to go to the next field.
To modify the previous entered name or number and keep the
number entered, press Up key.
To cancel the procedure, press Back softkey.
To quickly finish and go to the second screen input, press SEND key.
You can save 5 numbers for an entry: Home, Mobile, Office, Fax,
Data
3. Enter the One-touch speed dialing number
1. If you want this phone information to be part of the One-touch speed
dialing number, enter the number (2-9).
2. Press OK or Down to go to the melody input field.
- To modify the previous entered fields and keep the quick dial entered,
press Up key.
- To cancel the procedure, press Back softkey.
4. Enter the melody/sound
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If you want a special melody associated to this number, press right key, and
select one in the available Media Center melodies list using Up and Down keys.
By default, phone will use the currently default melody/sound selected when
the call arrives.
The selected melody is played to help you making your choice.
To modify the previous entered fields and keep the melody/sound
selected, press Up key.
To cancel the procedure, press Back softkey.
To quickly finish and save the information, press SEND key.
5. Enter the picture/animation:
If you want a special picture/animation associated to this number, press right
key, and select one in the available Media Center picture/animation list using
Up and Down keys. By default, phone will use the currently default
picture/animation selected when the call arrives.
6. Enter email address:
1. Enter the email address (Note: To enter “@”, press “1” and find)
2. Press Ok or Down key to go to address.
- Whatever you selected language, email address is always written in
an English editor.
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- To modify the previous entered fields and keep the email address
entered, make a press to the Up key.
To cancel the procedure, press Back softkey.
To quickly finish and save the information, press SEND key.
Whatever the current selected language, the email address is always
written in an English editor.
7. Enter address:
1. Enter the address.
2. Press Ok or Down key to go in the confirmation screen and save the
new record.
- To modify the previous entered fields and keep the address entered,
press Up key.
To cancel the procedure, press Back softkey.
8. Save the new record:
- Press Save softkey to confirm and save the new record.
- To return to the list of entries without saving the new record, press
Back softkey.
(Warning: All the inputs are lost!)
- To modify the previous entered before saving, press Up key.
* Edit entry:
- Use Left/Right keys to move the cursor within the input field and Clr key to
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delete the character/digit before the cursor and press Ok to validate the
changes.
- Use Up key to go to the previous field and Down or Ok key to the next field.
- You can go directly to the confirmation screen by pressing Send key.
- To confirm all the modifications and return to the list of entries, press Save
softkey
- To cancel the procedure, press Back softkey.
* Delete entry: It proposes to definitely remove the current record. A confirmation
screen will ask you if you really want to delete the record.
The Ok softkey goes on with the deletion and the Back softkey cancels the action.
* Select memory
- You can select default phonebook storage between SIM and “in-memory”
phonebook.
- The bottom of the screen displays the number of used entries and the total
number of entries for each phonebook.
- Use Up/Down keys to select the default phonebook storage and press Ok
softkey to validate the choice.
- Back softkey can be used to cancel the whole procedure.
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* Copy/ Move:
- You can copy or move the current entry in the other phonebook storage.
- If several numbers are stored, the list of numbers will be displayed to let you
select the number you want to copy.
* Fast Dial: You can call an entry in SIM memory directly in the standby mode.
- For example, 3 SEND calls the third phonebook entry.
- This menu helps to activate or not the fast dial functionality.
* Send message: You can send a message to the current entry.
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6. The Menu
The main menu will be fully graphical with zoomed and animated selected item.
* Using the menus
Profile: You can change your profile using Up sidekey.
Normal: No modification of your settings,
Meeting: Vibrate alert mode, no ring level, no keysound tone, no
auto-answer,
In car: Ring only alert mode, max ring level, auto-answer on,
Pocket: Ring and vibrate alert mode, max ring level, no autoanswer,
Silent: no ring level, no message tone, no keysound tone, no autoanswer
* List of menu
1 Messages
1 Short message
1 Inbox
1 Read
1 Delete
2 Forward
3 Reply
4 Extract numbers
5 Properties
2 Delete
3 Delete All
4 Copy to phone
5 Properties
2 Outbox
1 Read
1 Delete
2 Send
3 Properties
2 Delete
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3 Delete All
4 Copy to phone
5 Properties
3 Write
1 Send Only
2 Store Only
3 Store and Send
4 Insert
1 Picture
2 Melody
3 Animation
4 Sound
5 Text
4 Quit
4 Options
1 New message tone
1 Melody
2 Sound
3 None
2 Service Center
3 Validity period
1 One hour
2 One day
3 One week
4 One month
5 One year
4 Message type
1 Automatic
2 E-mail
3 Fax group 3
4 Fax group 4
5 Voice
6 ERMES Pager
7 Other pager
8 GSM mobile
5 Activate Receipt
6 SMS access
1 GSM only
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2 GPRS preferred
5 Check Capacity
2 Cell broadcasts
1 Read
2 Status
1 None
2 List
3 All
3 SMS-CB Tone
1 Melody
2 Sound
3 None
3 Voice Mailbox
1 Call mailbox
2 Edit mailbox
2 Call records
1 Missed calls
2 Last incoming calls
3 Last outgoing calls
4 Call timers
1 Last call time
2 Total incoming
3 Total outgoing
4 Reset timer
5 Display timer
5 Charge rate
1 Last call
2 All calls
3 Set credit
4 Cost & currency
5 Display credit
1 None
2 Currency
3 Units
6 Reset
3 Com Settings
1 Alert mode
1 Just ring
2 Just vibrate
3 Vibrate and ring
4 Vibrate then ring
5 Silent
2 Ring setup
1 Ring level
2 Ring type
1 Melody
2 Sound
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3 Caller pictures
1 Picture
2 Animation
3 None
4 Answer mode
1 Auto answer
2 Flip
5 Beep timer
1 None
2 One beep
3 Period beep
5 DTMF
1 DTMF Off
2 DTMF On
6 Autoredial
1 Autoredial Off
2 Autoredial On
7 Serial port
1 Serial on
2 Serial off
4 Agenda
1 View day
1 Add
2 Next day
3 Previous day
4 Event ring type
5 Check capacity
2 Go to day
3 Add
4 Next month
5 Previous month
6 Event ring type
7 Check capacity
5 Fun
1 Media Center
1 Picture
1 My picture
2 Pre-defined
2 Melody
1 My melodies
2 Pre-defined
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3 Animation
1 My animations
2 Pre-defined
4 Sound
1 My sounds
2 Pre-defined
2 Color theme
6 Games
1 Stacker
2 Labyrinthus
3 Polygon Pursuit
4 Archery
5 Setting
1 Sound
2 Backlight
3 Vibration
7 WAP Services
1 Home
2 Bookmarks
List of bookmarks
1 Go to
2 Create
3 Edit
4 Erase
3 Enter address
4 Settings
List of connections
1 Activate
2 Setup:
- Profile name
- Homepage
- Connect Using
- IP address
5 Empty cache
6 Wap version
8 Phone Settings
1 Language
1 English
2 Spanish
2 Connect
1 Data Parameters
1 Standard Data/Fax
2 Internet
3 Custom 1
4 Custom 2
2 GSM Data accounts
List of GSM data accounts
1 Set up
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1 Dial-Up number
2 Data call type
3 User name
4 Password
2 Rename
3 Create
4 Erase
3 GPRS Data accounts List of GPRS data accounts
1 Set up
1 Access point name
2 User name
3 Password
4 IP Address
2 Rename
3 Create
4 Erase
3 Keysound
1 Keysound level
1 Low
2 Medium
3 High
2 Keysound type
1 None
2 Tone
3 Click
4 Display
1 Backlight
1 Brightness
2 Duration (15 levels)
2 LCD contrast
1 Quick setting
2 Fine setting
5 Clock
1 Clock settings
2 World clock
3 Weekly alarm
1 Activate
2 Set the time
3 Days of week
4 Appointment alarm
5 Date Format
6 Automatic off
6 Greetings
1 Greeting ring
2 Greeting picture
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3 Bye ring
4 Bye picture
5 Standby message
6 Idle picture
7 Information
1 Own number
2 Mobile ID
3 SIM informations
4 Software version
9 Tools
1 Calculator
2 Currency converter
1 Convert
2 Change rate
3 Memos
1 View
2 Edit
3 Add
4 Delete
5 Delete all
6 Check capacity
10 Security
1 Phone lock
1 Lock?/Unlock?
2 Change password
2 PIN options
1 Activate/Deactivate
2 PIN1 change
3 PIN2 change
3 Active FDN
4 Closed user group
1 Group index
2 Preferential
3 Suppress options
1 Outgoing access
2 Preferential
4 None
11 Net services
1 Call forward
1 Activate
1 Unconditional
2 On busy
3 No reply
4 Unreachable
2 Deactivate
1 Unconditional
2 On busy
3 No reply
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4 Unreachable
5 All diverts
3 Status
2 Call barring
1 Activate
1 All Outgoing
2 Outgoing int.
3 All incoming
4 In while roaming
5 Out int. home
2 Deactivate
1 All outgoing
2 Outgoing int.
3 All incoming
4 While in roaming
5 International exce
6 All calls
3 Status
4 Change password
3 Call waiting
1 Activate
2 Deactivate
3 Status
4 Caller identity
1 Network Default
2 Withhold number
3 Send number
4 Status
5 Preferred net list
6 Net selection mode
1 Automatic
2 Manual
7 Net access mode
1 GSM only
2 GSM and GPRS
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7. Messages:
* Short Message: The Short Message menu allows you to access through a unique inbox
SMS, concatenated SMS and EMS.
1. Short messages [SMS]:
SMS messages are personal short text messages, of up to 160 characters in
length that you can send to, or receive from, another GSM phone user.
When a message has arrived, the phone beeps and
is displayed. The
message is directly stored into the SIM if it isn’t full. You can keep or delete it.
Whenever the SIM is full, the message icon blinks to alert you have to delete
some messages in its SIM card if you want to receive the new message.
2. Concatenated SMS and Enhanced messages [EMS]
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This service handles concatenated SMS up to 6 messages.
The EMS and concatenated SMS are stored in the flash memory.
They are handled in the same Inbox/Outbox as SMS. They can be distinguished
from a normal SMS by a special icon in the message list.
The EMS function allows you to insert pictures, melodies, sounds and animations
in its messages. All objects are stored in the Media Center menu.
When an EMS has been received, if it includes media objects (pictures,
sounds,…), they can be detached and stored in the media center through the
editor menu.
* Inbox: This list contains all SMS, EMS and concatenated SMS received by you.
The messages are stored by date. An “E” in the top right corner of the message
icon identifies an EMS message.
1. Read a SMS:
- Delete: Delete the message
- Forward: Forward the message as it is or modified
- Reply: Reply to message
- Extract numbers: Call the sender or dial a quoted number
within the text
- Properties: Display the properties of the current message
< Read an EMS >
The phone processes an EMS reception in the same way as a SMS. But
an EMS is saved in the ME flash memory whereas SMS are stored in the
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SIM card.
You can read EMS/SMS through the standard short messages menu
(Messages/Short messages/Inbox).
You can forward or reply to the message help to the menu. If you want
to reply a popup windows prompts:
1. Empty screen,
2. Original text,
3. And a list of predefined texts.
When you are reading an EMS, UP and DOWN keys allow modifying the
active line (go to previous/next line).
If the active line contains an attachment, LEFT and RIGHT keys are used
in order to navigate through them. If the pressed key goes to the end
of the line, it behaves the same as with UP or DOWN keys (=> go to the
next line.
When the cursor is on a melody/sound icon, the melody/sound is
played.
It is always possible to detach all objects included in the message using
Menu/Detach All.
EMS attachments are not saved (detached) at the reception. If you
want to store the current object, user menu/detach.
The phone warns you if there is not enough free space to store the
attachment.
If you detach all objects (more than 1) and the phone cannot save all
of them (but at least one), it does not save any attachment at all and
warns you.
Before saving these objects, you have to free some memory in the
Media Center.
If you delete an EMS, detached objects are not deleted. Detach is not
available if the object has already been detached and exists in the
Media Center.
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It is possible to mute sound in Message/properties menu (the sound is
muted only when reading a SMS).
2. Delete: A special screen asks for your confirmation to delete the
current message.
3. Delete all: A special screen asks for your confirmation to delete all
messages.
4. Copy to phone: You can copy the current message in outbox using
this menu.
5 Properties: You can display Time and date or Originating address /
Destination address.
* Outbox: When you choose this item, the list of all the stored outgoing short
messages is displayed. You can read, delete or copy a message to phone.
* Write: You can write a new message using this menu.
1. Enter the text using the alphanumeric keypad.
2. After finishing the edition, press Menu softkey.
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3. Select Send or Insert
- Send (without saving it)
- Store (the message in SIM before sending),
* Write options for EMS:
The editor used to write SMS and EMS is the same. To insert an object( Picture,
Melody, Animation, Sound or Text) in the message, press the “Menu” softkey
and then select the “Insert” item.
Selecting the Insert Item leads you the Media Center Menu. You are then free
to select an object and insert it into its message. You can browse the Media
Center as described in the section, but the only actions allowed are the one
that are dedicated to attachment.
EMS does not limit the number of objects attached to a message. The only
restriction is the number of SMS messages that can be concatenated. In the
NXG9230, this number is set to 6.
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An estimation of the number of used SMS and the number of characters left in
the current SMS are displayed after a new letter or object is inserted in the
message.
Special functions for EMS:
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Inserted picture: the picture is displayed in the text.
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Sound icon: when a sound is inserted in a message, a special icon
represents it.
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Melody icon: when a melody is inserted in a message, a special icon
represents it.
By pressing the Menu softkey, access the following EMS specific functionality:
Attach:
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Insert picture: Insert a picture at the cursor position. A picture has the
same behavior as a text word. The picture selection is performed by
viewing the picture thanks to the UP, DOWN side keys,
•
Insert animation: Same behavior as pictures,
•
Insert sound: Insert a sound. The sound is represented on the screen
thanks to an icon put at the cursor position. The sound selection is
performed in a list. The active sound in the list is played thanks to the
RIGHT key (LEFT key: stop). The UP, DOWN side keys turns the volume
up/down. The volume is restored after the sound selection (the
phone stop playing the sound),
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Insert melody: Same behavior as sound,
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Insert text (you can choose predefined text in a list, i.e.: thank you, I’m
waiting for you.)
* Options:
- New Message Tone: You can configure your phone to play a specific
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melody/sound or not when a new message arrives.
- Service Center: You can enter the number of the Service center using
the alphanumeric keypad.
- Validity period: You can choose a period during which the message is
still relevant (an hour, a day, a week, a month or a year).
- Message type: You can also select the type of equipment to which
you want to send the message.
- Activate Receipt: This menu allows you to ask or not a message
receipt to the network to be informed when the message has been
delivered.
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- SMS access: You can choose preferred access method; GSM only or
GPRS preferred.
* Check Capacity: You can check how many messages you have.
* Cell broadcasts:
Cell broadcast messages are text messages of up to 93 characters long sent at regular
intervals by the networks to all GSM mobile located in the same cell. These messages
can provide general information about local area dialing codes, weather reports,
traffic news, etc… Each type of information is associated to an identifier, which is a
three-digit number. By selecting up to 5 identifiers, you can choose which type of
information you want to receive.
- Read: This menu displays the last received Cell broadcast messages.
- Status: This menu allows you to activate or deactivate the Cell broadcast
reception. The screen displays the current status and proposes you to change it.
- SMS-CB Tone: You can configure your phone to play a specific melody/sound
or not when a new SMS-CB message arrives.
The melody/sound choice is made browsing the Media Center available list.
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To deactivate the current melody/sound selected, selected the ‘None’ item
from this menu.
* Voice mailbox
- Call mailbox: This item dials automatically the number of your voice mailbox.
- Edit mailbox:
1. Enter your voice mailbox number using the alphanumeric keypad
2. Press the Ok softkey.
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8. Call records:
* Missed calls: If a call is left unanswered, appears in the Standby screen the “missed”
softkey. The NXG9230 automatically stores 20 missed calls.
* Last incoming calls: The NXG9230 automatically stores 20 last incoming calls.
* Last outgoing calls: The NXG9230 automatically stores 20 last outgoing calls. This list is
accessed through the menu system or by pressing the Send key in standby mode.
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* Call timers
- Last call time: This item displays the number, time, date and duration of the
last outgoing/incoming call.
- Total incoming: This item displays the number and the total duration of all the
incoming calls since the last reset.
- Total outgoing: This item displays the number and the total duration of all the
outgoing calls since the last reset.
- Reset timer: This item resets the counter for the last incoming and outgoing
calls. This function is protected by the Phone code (default code: 0000)
- Display timer: A two choice menu (On/Off) allows you to display or not the “ in
call timer ” .
* Charge rate: This menu provides the last calls charging information and the way to set
the Advice of charge parameters. (This functionality is optional upon the SIM card
capabilities and the service provider.)
- Last call: This item displays the cost of the last call.
- All calls: This item displays the total cost of all the calls since the last time you
set credits or the last reset.
- Set credit: This function is protected by the PIN1 or PIN2 code. You have to
enter the maximum number of unit to be consumed with the alphanumeric
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keypad.
- Cost & currency: This function is protected by the PIN1 or PIN2 code. You first
enter the price of one unit using the alphanumeric keypad. The * key is used to
enter the point of a decimal number.
- Display credit
- Reset: This function is protected by the PIN1 or PIN2 code. This item allows you
to reset the total call cost.
9. Communication Settings:
This menu provides options that you can set to customize your handset for
communication purpose.
* Alert mode: The NXG9230 provides 5 types of alert:
- Just ring
- Just vibrate
- Vibrate and ring
- Vibrate then ring
- Silent (just a flashing LED)
* Ring Setup:
- Ring level: Sets the ring volume to the appropriate level.
- Ring type: Selects one of the phone melody/Sound by using the UP/DOWN
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keys.
* Caller pictures: You can select a picture/animation which is displayed when you
receive a call from someone.
* Answer mode:
- Auto answer: This menu lets your phone answer incoming calls automatically
after 6 seconds.
- Flip: This menu lets your phone answer incoming calls automatically when you
open the flip.
* Beep timer: The NXG9230 is able to make a beep sound during a call to advise you
about the duration of the current call.
- None: Deactivate.
- One beep: When activated, the phone makes a single beep sound after 1 to
255 seconds. The previous duration in seconds is displayed.
- Period beep: When activated the make a beep sound every minute spent in
communication after the one beep delay.
The one beep delay can also be changed with menu item.
* DTMF: A two choice menu (On/Off) enables the transmission of DTMF tone while in
communication.
UP / DOWN keys to highlight the choice to select.
The Ok softkey is displayed to save modifications and the Back softkey to return to the
Settings menu without saving.
* Autoredial: A two choice menu (On/Off) activate the autoredial mode that allows the
phone to automatically redial a busy number.
UP / DOWN keys to highlight the choice to select.
The Ok softkey is displayed to save modifications and the Back softkey to return to the
Settings menu without saving.
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10. Agenda:
The Agenda manages events within a calendar. 100 is the maximum number of events
managed by the Agenda.
* Month view:
The date is in bold the day has at least one event. “+” indicates there is a recurring
event,
Today’s date is framed
The selected day is displayed in reverse
The first column (Sunday) is darker than the rest
The menu accessible by pressing the left soft key allows to:
View day,
See next event,
Go to a day (by typing a date),
Add a new event,
Delete all,
Display next month,
Display previous month,
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Set event ring type,
Check capacity.
* Day view:
This screen displays the events for the selected day.
By using the menu on left soft key, you can :
View the detailed of the selected event,
Edit it,
Add a new event,
Delete the selected event,
Delete day’s event,
Display next day,
Display previous day,
Set event ring type,
Check capacity.
* Event view:
Date, time and number of week are displayed on the first line; date in lunar calendar is
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displayed on the second line (except when phone is in English mode); then, the
category and description are displayed on the next 4 lines; on the 7th line, alarm and
recurrence are showed.
It is possible to:
Edit the event,
Delete the event
Set event ring type.
* Event’s edition:
All the fields of an event are here regrouped to be edited: Category, Description, Date,
Time, Alarm, and Recurrence.
You can edit the fields Category, Description, Date, Time, Alarm and Recurrence by
pressing LEFT or RIGHT keys.
To validate the current field and enter the next one use UP / DOWN keys.
The Save soft key is used to store definitively the event whatever the current field.
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11. Fun:
* Media Center:
1. Media center presentation: The Media Center allows a global vision of all
objects saved in the phone. The purpose is to manage the stored objects in the
easiest way possible, gathering them in a single menu, and using this menu to
access objects from other areas of the phone.
In the media center, you can choose between 4 media categories:
1. Picture,
2. Melody,
3. Animation,
4. Sound,
In each category, all available objects are listed. Properties are different
depending on the object source:
•
Pre-defined object -> Pre-defined indicator and object description
•
Object saved from a message -> Sender and date
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Each category of the media center allows the following actions:
1. Assign an object to every possible event, (melody to ring or alarm,
animation to greetings)
2. Send an object
a. Through a EMS message (the object is inserted in a message
editor, you switch directly from the Media Center to the
Short Message editor screen),
3. Delete a stored object,
4. Delete all stored objects of the current media type,
5. View the memory state.
3 & 4 are not visible if the object is a pre-defined one (it is not possible to delete
pre-defined objects).
If a media is used by an application (a sound is set as calendar alarm) and you
want to delete this specific one, the software replaces in the application, the
former object in use by a default one (except for picture / phone book entry
association, where the link is lost and set to empty).
Stored objects are not deleted if the EMS source from which it has been
detached is deleted.
The Media Center has a global capacity for the objects it contains. The
memory space is shared between all different kinds of objects.
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* Media center objects’ use:
1. Pictures:
•
Incoming call
•
Phone book
•
Idle picture
•
Power on
•
Power off
2. Melodies:
•
Ring
•
Phone Book
•
Greeting ring
•
Bye ring
•
Agenda event
•
New SMS tone
•
SMS CB tone
- Personal Melody Composer: It is available in ‘My melodies’ or “My sounds” list
menu.
This graphical option allows you to write two personal ring melodies (up to 80
notes).
If you try to display the personal melody list but this list is empty, the phone asks
to you if you want to create one: press ‘Yes’ softkey to launch the Ring
composer or ‘No’ to cancel current operation.
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If the list contains at least one melody, you can edit or create new personal
melody by pressing the menu softkey displayed.
- Select one of the 7 frequencies with the keys “1~7” (2 octaves).
- Press the same key again (before 1 second) to change the letter from the
upper to lower case thereby changing the octave (higher to lower).
< Key mapping >
Key
Display
Action / Note
LA
SI
DO
RE
MI
FA
SOL
- Select the half tones (flat and sharp) by using the “ * / # “ keys,
- Select one of the four note duration by using the “9” key (1/4, 1/2,1 and 1 1/2
time),
- Select one of the four pause length by using the “0” key (1/4, 1/2,1 and 1 2
time),
- Scroll in edited melody using LEFT and RIGHT keys
Each new note is displayed on the screen. The number of entered notes is
displayed at the bottom of the screen.
3. Animations:
•
Incoming call
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•
Phone Book
•
Idle picture
•
Power on
•
Power off
4. Sounds:
•
Ring
•
Phone Book
•
Greeting ring
•
Bye ring
•
Agenda event
•
New SMS tone
•
SMS CB tone
* Color theme: You can change color theme using this menu. There are 10 themes.
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12. Games:
The NXG9230 has 4 games – Stacker, Labyrinthus, Polygon Pursuit and Archery. You can
select the desired game using Up / Down / Left / Right keys. The selected game blinks.
If the game is interrupted by an incoming call, you will be able to resume it.
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13. WAP Services:
* Home:
Selecting the item “Home”, you can establish a direct connection to the home page.
The homepage name and URL are associated to a Gateway. The parameters related
to the homepage are set in the Gateway Set-Up menu.
After selecting this item, the phone displays a WAP connection screen: a data call is in
establishment and the WAP browser is launched.
* Bookmarks:
You can store up to 20 bookmarks. Accessing this menu item gives you the list of the
stored bookmarks. The first item prompts you to add directly a new bookmark and is
followed by the list of bookmarks.
•
BACK soft key allows going back to the WAP main menu.
•
selecting a bookmark with the OK soft key leads to the following submenu:
1. Go To: Allows you to connect to the page stored at the address set
in the bookmark.
2. Create: Allows you to create a new bookmark, entering a new
name and address. The bookmark is stored if there is still a location left
in the 20 bookmarks list. Otherwise, you will have to delete first an
existing bookmark and enter again the new address.
3. Edit: Allows you to edit the name and URL address of the current
bookmark.
4. Erase: Deletes the current bookmark.
* Enter address:
Enter an editor allowing typing a URL address.
Go softkey tries to establish a connection to this page.
Back to go back to WAP main menu.
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* Settings:
Up to 5 fully programmable profiles are available for connection to a WAP gateway.
Each of these profiles can be associated to a connect account set in phone
setting/Connect menu.
Back returns to the main menu.
OK gives access to a submenu: Activate selects the current profile as default one for
the next WAP connection. Setup gives access to a menu that allows you to customize
the gateway to access to establish the WAP connection.
Profile Name: defines the name of the profile.
Homepage: defines the homepage associated to the current profile.
Connect Using: asks you if you want GPRS preferred or GSM connection and
choose the data account.
IP address: defines the IP address to use with the current gateway.
* Empty cache:
You can empty the cache memory stored in the phone. This should be done when you
have been browsing a lot and think you are slowed down by too large data stored in
cache.
The cache size is limited to 50 Kbytes.
< How to use the WAP browser >
- While Connecting:
There is an 80 seconds timer that stops the connection if the gateway and the
browser don’t manage to set up the connection during this initialization phase.
This can also be useful when some connection parameters are wrong or if the
gateway contacted does not answer.
- While browsing:
Short press on SEND key validates the highlighted link.
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Long-press on SEND key goes into the browsing "menu". Then use central soft
keys to validate your choice.
Short press on END key makes a BACK action (goes to previous page)
Long-press on END key is a disconnect action.
Depending on the WML pages, soft keys are sometimes available.
The Up and Down side-keys help you to scroll vertically.
Key 4 and 6 allow horizontal scrolling.
When entering an editor, the phone acts like with another normal text editor
(uses Soft keys for OK or BACK.)
* The browsing Menu:
This menu gives you the ability to access more actions.
This menu is accessed by the left soft key while browsing on a WML page.
Here are the main items of this menu and their behaviors:
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Soft keys: The first Items are the soft keys action of the page if there are any.
•
Back: Next Item is always “BACK action”, same as END key.
•
Bookmarks: allows you to change WAP site without initializing a new
connection and to access the bookmark menu. (see Bookmarks)
•
Mark Site: add the URL of the current page in the Bookmarks.
•
History: List of 10 last pages visited.
•
Home: back to home page (the one defined for the active gateway).
•
Go URL: allows you to enter a new address and to visit the corresponding
page.
•
Stop: stops the current transfer.
•
Reload: reloads the current page.
* Events during a WAP connection
While connecting or browsing on a WAP page, the following events are handle
in the described way:
•
Calls are forwarded to the voicemail box as if you are unavailable.
•
SMS are received and will be viewable after the WAP connection is released.
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•
Alarms make the led and the display to flash. Alarms do not ring because
you have to disconnect your WAP connection to stop the alarm. The text
alarm cannot be seen if the connection is not released.
14. Phone Settings:
* Language:
Select the language from a given list.
UP / DOWN keys to highlight the desired language.
The Ok softkey selects the new language and the Back softkey is used to return to the
Settings menu without saving.
* Connect:
Those features control the type of the next data/fax call and the serial connection
parameters to the external terminal.
1. Data Parameters:
This menu allows to control the serial link parameters in case of data cable
communication:
•
Speed : baud rate
•
Framing : data length, stop bits, parity
UP / DOWN keys to choose the configuration to use with the external terminal.
The Ok softkey is used to validate and the Back softkey to go back to the Data
/ Fax menu.
1. Standard Data/Fax: If you select this item, the handset will set the
serial link parameters to «AutoBauding». This configuration is the default
one: it should work with almost every application.
2. Internet: Serial link parameters are adapted to the highest speed
supported by the handset: 115200 bauds, 8 bits data, no parity bit, 1
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stop bit.
You can select this item if the standard doesn’t work with its familiar PC
Internet software.
3. Custom1 and Custom 2: You can enter two custom configurations:
for each one, you can choose baud rate, data length, parity and
number of stop bits.
2. GSM and GPRS Data Accounts:
1. GSM and GPRS Accounts list:
When entering the GSM/GPRS account menu, the phone displays the
list of the existing GSM/GPRS accounts. The number of GSM/GPRS
accounts defined at the same time is limited to 5 each.
This menu is used to add a new account or edit an existing one.
These accounts will then be selected by you in the WAP menu and
associated with a WAP profile
2. Accounts Setup:
You have the ability to rename an account, to create a new account
and to edit the set-up.
Set-up options for the GSM account are:
•
Dial-up number: the number to be dialed while establishing the
CSD data call.
•
Data Call Type: to choose between an ISDN and an analogue
connection.
•
User Name and Password: to identify you for the IP connection
Set-up options for the GPRS account are:
•
Access point name: to select the access point for the GPRS
connection.
•
User Name and Password: to identify you for the IP connection
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•
IP address: to establish the IP connection with this address.
3. Rename: You can change the name for the current account.
4. Create: You can create a new account.
* Keysound: The NXG9230 gives the opportunity to you to configure the key sound.
1. Keysound level: There are three levels for the key sound.
•
low
•
medium
•
high
UP / DOWN keys to highlight the sound to select.
The Ok softkey is displayed to save modifications and the Back softkey to return
to the Keysound menu without saving.
2. Keysound type: The NXG9230 provides three types of sound to play when a
key is pressed.
•
none
•
tone
•
click
UP / DOWN keys to highlight the sound to select.
The Ok softkey is displayed to save modifications and the Back softkey to return
to the Keysound menu without saving.
* Display:
1. Backlight: This menu allows to activate or not the backlight, to adjust the
duration between 0 and 15 seconds.
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The Ok softkey is displayed to save modifications and the Back softkey to return
to the Display menu without saving.
1. Brightness:
LEFT / RIGHT are used to activate / deactivate the backlight.
DOWN save the new selection and enter in the duration selection.
2. Duration:
LEFT / RIGHT are used to adjust the duration of backlight.
UP keep the modifications and goes back to the Brightness.
2. LCD contrast: You can adjust LCD contrast using this item.
The Ok softkey is displayed to save modifications and the Back softkey to return
to the Display menu without saving.
1. Quick setting: You can select the range of contrast among 5.
LEFT / RIGHT keys to move the contrast cursor.
The DOWN key saves the quick setting and enters the fine settings
mode.
2. Fine setting: Smaller increments of contrast can be selected to
optimize screen quality.
LEFT / RIGHT keys to move the contrast cursor.
UP key saves the fine setting and goes back to the quick settings
choice.
* Clock:
1. Clock settings: It allows you to enter home time and date, and select time zone.
The Ok softkey validates the new time and date. The Back softkey is displayed
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to go back to the Clock menu without any change.
Home Time:
Use LEFT / RIGHT keys to scroll in the time edition.
DOWN key to save the new time value and enter the next date edition.
Date:
Use LEFT / RIGHT keys to scroll in the date edition.
DOWN key to save the new date value and enter the time zone selection.
UP key to keep the new date value and modify the previously entered time.
Time zone:
UP / DOWN keys to scroll up or down in the time zone list.
LEFT key to keep the new time zone and enter the previous one: date
RIGHT key validates the new time and date.
Note: New time and date set can invalidate pending alarms. In this case the
phone display Check Alarm message to alert you.
2. World clock: It allows you to enter a time zone different from home time zone
when you are abroad.
The Ok softkey validates the new time and date. The Back softkey is displayed
to go back to the Clock menu without any change.
UP / DOWN keys to scroll up or down in the time zone list.
LEFT key to keep the new field value and enter the previously entered date.
RIGHT key validates the new time and date.
3. Weekly Alarm: You can set up weekly alarm using this menu.
4. Appointment alarm: You can set up to 16 different alarms. In the simple
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alarm screen, the first alarm set is displayed.
UP / DOWN keys to display the next one.
The Back softkey is displayed to go back to the Clock menu.
The Menu softkey is used to set a new alarm, modify or cancel an existing one.
When at least one simple alarm is activated, the alarm clock icon is displayed.
An alarm is defined by:
•
Date
•
Alarm time
•
Melody used when alarm arrives.
The Ok softkey validates the new time and date. The Back softkey is displayed
to go back to the Alarm menu without any change.
Date:
Use LEFT / RIGHT keys to scroll in the date edition.
DOWN key to save the new date value and enter the alarm time selection.
Alarm Time:
Use LEFT / RIGHT keys to scroll in the time edition.
DOWN key to save the new time value and enter the next melody edition.
UP key to keep the new time value and modify the previously entered date.
Melody:
RIGHT key to choose melody, sound or vibrator
UP key to keep the new melody and modify the previously entered time.
Note: An alarm can not be set for a past date and time. In this case, the
phone display Expired Alarm message to alert you.
5. Date Format: You can select a date format: dd/mm/yy or yy/mm/dd.
6. Automatic off: With this functionality, you can program a time to
automatically turn off the phone.
Activate/Deactivate:
This
item
activates
or
deactivates
the
automatic off. If you activate the timer and no time has been
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programmed, you will have to enter it as described below.
- Automatic Off Time setting: You have to enter the shut down time
using the alphanumeric keypad.
The Ok softkey is displayed to validate the entered time.
The Back softkey is displayed to go back to the Automatic off menu
without any change.
* Greetings:
1. Greeting & Bye ring: You can activate / deactivate the melodies played
when you turn on /off.
2. Greeting & Bye picture: You can choose a picture/animation from the Media
Center displayed when you turn on / off.
3. Start up & Standby Message:
The start up message is displayed when you turn on the phone.
The standby message can be displayed on the idle screen (one line maximum).
Enter the text you want to be displayed.
To return to the Greeting menu without saving, press the Back soft key.
4. Idle picture:
You can choose an idle picture from the Media Center to be played in Idle
screen.
The ‘menus keys direction’ displayed by default are replaced by this selected
picture.
To display again the default menu keys, select the ‘None’ item for this greeting.
* Information:
1. Own number: This item displays your own number.
2. Mobile ID: This item displays the phone identification (IMEI).
3. SIM information: This item displays the SIM card properties: Sim Phase, Home
network information (MCC, MNC), Maximum number of entries and number of
free entries of SIM Phonebook and short messages
4. Software version: This item displays the phone version.
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15. Tools:
* Calculator: The calculator function is divided in two screens. # is used to toggle
between these two screens.
1. The first one is dedicated to the number input and four operation process:
The top of the screen is used to enter the numbers and to display the results.
The four operations are mapped on the navigation keys:
Key
Operation
UP
- (subtraction)
RIGHT
+ (addition)
DOWN
/ (division)
LEFT
X (multiplication)
If no number is entered, no operation can be done.
When a number is entered and an operation is selected, you can enter the
second operand in the second input field.
Back softkey returns Utilities menu.
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In the second input field:
Operation can be changed
Back softkey cancel the operation selection and returns to first operand
input field.
To enter numbers: 0-9 enter digits, * is used to enter the decimal point. Clr key
deletes the last digits.
Calculate the operation result with Ok soft key.
The bottom of the screen display the number memorized if exists.
2. The second screen is dedicated to extended operation management:
memory and negative sign features
The memory operations are mapped on the navigation keys:
Key
Operation
UP
MR (memory reset)
RIGHT
+/- (add or remove negative sign)
DOWN
MS (memory store)
LEFT
MC (memory clear)
This screen is only dedicated to select one of the extended operations. After
your selection, you go back to the previous screen.
It is also possible to modify the current number field: 0-9 enter digits, * is used to
enter the decimal point. Clr key deletes the last digits.
* Currency converter: This item allows you to convert a price into another currency.
The Rate soft key allows to enter/change the currency name and rate.
1.
Delete the currency 1 using clr key.
2.
Enter the currency to convert abbreviation (3 letters). For example, USD for
US dollars.
3.
Press OK softkey to go to the currency 2.
4.
Delete the currency 2 using clr key.
5.
Enter the currency abbreviation of the result. For example, FRF for French
Francs.
6.
Press OK softkey to go to “Change rate”.
7.
Enter the exchange rate using the 0 to 9 keys to enter the number and the
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∗ key to enter a decimal point.
For example,
- If you want an Euro(EUR) into US dollars(USD) conversion, enter the amount.
The conversion is automatically made and displayed.
- If you want US dollars(USD) into Euro(EUR) conversion, press the DOWN keys to
put the cursor on the second line then enter the amount. The conversion is
automatically made and displayed.
* Memos: The Memo manages a list of 50 notes also called memos.
The first screen is all of the memos in a list.
Using the menu by pressing Menu softkey, it is possible to easily manage memos: view a
memo, edit it, add a new one, delete it, delete all and call a phone number if there is a
one inside text. It is also possible to check the place left.
When viewing a memo, you may delete it, edit it, call a phone number if there is one
inside text.
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16. Security:
* Phone lock: If you activate this function, each time you turn on the phone, you have
to enter a four digits code, whatever the SIM inserted, to operate
- lock? / unlock?: If the phone is currently activated, it will ask you for an unlock
procedure. Enter the current phone code (default: 0000)
- Change password: You can change your phone code.
1. Enter the current code then press Ok key.
2. Enter the new code and Ok to validate
3. Enter the new code again to confirm and to avoid any mistake and
press Ok to store the new phone code.
* PIN options:
This menu item includes the PIN1 and PIN2 management functions.
The SIM card is protected against unauthorized use by a secret PIN code (PIN1) stored
in the SIM. This code is supplied by the service provider and must be kept secret.
If the PIN1 is enabled, it must be entered each time the phone is turned on. This code
can be disabled or changed by you.
The PIN2 code is an extension of the PIN1 used to access to some SIM related functions.
This code is supplied by the service provider and can’t be disabled but you can
personalize it with this feature.
1. Activate/Deactivate PIN1: Enter the current phone code with the
alphanumeric keypad. The Clr key deletes the last entered digit and the Ok
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softkey validates the code.
If the entered code is correct, the PIN code is activated/deactivated.
N.B.: Some SIM cards do not allow you to deactivate the PIN code.
2. PIN1 change:
You can personalize your PIN1 code with this feature. The PIN1 code must be
activated to be changed.
Enter the current PIN code then press the Ok softkey.
Then, enter the new code and press the Ok softkey to validate.
You have to enter again this new code to confirm and to avoid any mistake.
The Ok softkey starts the procedure: If the old code is correct and the two input
for the new code are the same, the new PIN1 code is activated.
At each step, the Back softkey ends the change procedure.
3. PIN2 change:
You can personalize your PIN2 code with this feature.
Enter the current PIN2 code then press the Ok softkey.
Then, enter the new code and press the Ok softkey to validate.
You have to enter again this new code to confirm and to avoid any mistake.
The Ok softkey starts the procedure: If the old code is correct and the two
inputs for the new code are the same, the new PIN2 code is activated.
At each step, the Back softkey ends the change procedure.
* Active FDN:
It is an optional service upon your subscription and the SIM used. It represents a second
Phonebook which when activated, controls which outgoing calls can be made from
the phone.
The current state of the fixed dialing is displayed.
The Ok softkey is used to activate/deactivate the fixed dialing or the Back softkey to go
back to the Security menu.
* Closed User Group:
The Closed User Group (CUG) enables subscribers to form closed user groups to and
from which access is restricted. Members of a specific group can communicate among
each other but not, in general, with users outside the group. Each Closed User Group is
identified by a unique number (CUG index) of up to 5 digits between 0 and 32767. You
can be a member of up to 10 CUG and the CUG indexes are given by the service
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provider.
Through this feature, you can select in what group you want to use your phone and, if
you are allowed to by subscription, to suppress additional capabilities.
1. Select group: This item is used to enter and select the group in which you
want its phone to operate.
UP / DOWN keys to display the stored indexes.
The Back softkey is used to go back to the Closed user group menu.
To activate a group, modify or delete a group index the Menu softkey has to
be pressed. Then choose the right action in the menu.
The Activate item selects the displayed group.
The Edit item is used to modify the displayed group index.
If the Delete item is selected, a confirmation screen will be displayed. The Ok
softkey goes on with deletion or the Back softkey cancel the operation.
2. Preferential: If you took by subscription the option Preferential CUG, you can
use this feature to select it.
3. Suppress options: If you took by subscription the option Outgoing Access or
Preferential CUG, this menu allows you to suppress on a per call basis one or
both options.
- Outgoing access:
A two choice menu gives you the way to activate or deactivate the
Outgoing Access. If you suppress this option, you won’t be anymore
able to make a call outside the selected group.
The Ok softkey is used to activate or deactivate the option and the
Back softkey to go back to the Suppress options menu.
- Preferential:
A two choice menu gives you the way to activate or deactivate the
Preferential CUG. If you suppress this option, you won’t be anymore
able to make a call without selecting a particular group.
The Ok softkey activates or deactivates the option while the Back
softkey puts the phone back in the Suppress options menu.
4. None: If you took by subscription the option Outgoing Access, you can make
calls without any CUG information.
The Ok softkey is used to deactivate the CUG operating mode while the Back
softkey to go back to the Security menu.
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17. Net Services
* Call divert: This option allows you to automatically transfer calls to another number
upon particular conditions.
1. Activate: The activation is a three-step procedure
1. Selection of the condition of transfer:
The activate menu is constituted of the different conditions of
automatic transfer. The conditions are:
•
Unconditional calls,
•
On busy (when you are already on line),
•
No reply (You are under coverage, but doesn’t answer),
•
Unreachable (The phone is switched off or is not registered on
any network).
UP / DOWN keys to highlight the appropriate condition.
The Ok softkey is used to continue with the activation and the Back
softkey to return to the Call divert menu without saving.
2. Type of calls to transfer
For each condition, you can transfer the call to different number
depending on the type of call received. The different types are:
•
All calls (voice, fax and data calls),
•
Voice calls (only),
•
Fax calls (only),
•
Data calls (only).
UP / DOWN keys to highlight the selected call type.
The Ok softkey is used to continue with the activation and the Back
softkey to return to the previous step menu.
2. Deactivate: The deactivation of call divert follows the same procedure as
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the Activation. Moreover, you can deactivate all in once all the diverts
programmed.
3. Status: This option allows you to interrogate your provider for the activated
diverts.
While receiving the information the message Please wait is displayed on the
screen, an hourglass is moving and a progress bar is filling.
After a few seconds, you can check the information using the UP / DOWN keys.
The Back softkey is used to go back to the Call divert menu.
* Call barring: Call barring is a network features which, when activated, can disable
some outgoing/incoming calls to/from phone. This feature requires a network code
supplied by the service provider when you subscribe to this service.
1. Activate: The activation is a three-step procedure
1. Selection of the condition of barring:
The activate menu is constituted of the different condition of barring.
The conditions are:
•
All outgoing,
•
Outgoing Int. :outgoing call to a foreign country,
•
All incoming,
•
While in Roaming: when the phone is registered on a foreign
network,
•
Out int. home: Only allows calls to your home country.
UP / DOWN keys highlight the appropriate condition.
The Ok softkey validate the user’s choice and continue with the
activation procedure and the Back softkey is used to return to the Call
barring menu without saving.
2. Type of calls to bar
For each condition, you can bar the call depending on the type of call.
The different types are:
•
All calls (voice, fax and data calls),
•
Voice calls (only),
•
Fax calls (only),
•
Data calls (only).
UP / DOWN keys to highlight the appropriate condition.
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The Ok softkey validate your choice and continue with the activation
procedure and the Back softkey is used to return to the previous step
of activation.
3. Request the activation
The phone sends to the network the activation request. Depending on
the network answer, you will have to enter your network secret code
with the alphanumeric keypad followed by a press on the Ok softkey.
At the end, the new status of the call barring is displayed for three
seconds.
2. Deactivate: The deactivation of call barring follows the same procedure as
the Activation. Moreover, you can deactivate in once all the barrings
programmed.
3. Status: This option allows you to interrogate your provider for the activated
barring.
While receiving the information the message Please wait is displayed on the
screen, an hourglass is moving and a progress bar is filling.
After a few seconds, you can check the information using the UP / DOWN keys.
The Back softkey is displayed to go back to the Call barring menu.
4. Change password:
As the Call barring is protected by a network code, it can be changed using
this feature.
The phone first interrogates the network for the ability to use the call barring. At
that time, the screen displays the message Please wait.
Then you will have to enter your current network password, then the new one
and finally to confirm this new password. The codes are entered through the
alphanumeric. The Clr key deletes the current digit and the Ok softkey validate
the entry.
If the transaction is successful, a status screen notifies the change of password.
* Call waiting:
1. Activate: This item is activated (if subscribed to) the Call wait service.
2. Deactivate: This item is deactivated (if subscribed to) the Call wait service.
3. Status: This item interrogates the network about the Call wait service current
status.
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* Caller Identity: If you subscribed to the caller Identity(CLI) service, you can choose to
send or not to send its number to your interlocutor.
UP / DOWN keys to select:
•
Network Default,
•
Withhold number,
•
Send number
•
Status.
The Ok softkey stores the option and the Back softkey is used to return to the Net
services menu.
“Status” menu allows you to interrogate your subscription options.
The Ok softkey starts the interrogation procedure and the Back softkey is used to return
to the Net services menu.
* Preferred Net list: This item allows you to create, modify, and consult the preferred
networks list, used in the automatic network selection process.
* Net selection mode:
Two networks selection modes are available. For both a list of the existing
network in the area is displayed.
- Automatic: In the automatic mode, if your subscription doesn’t allow
your phone to work on the network you selected, the phone will
automatically search for others networks. After this operation, the
phone will automatically register on the most appropriate network.
- Manual: In the Manual mode, the phone will try to register on the
network you selected. If not possible, the phone won’t search for
another network and will stay in Emergency calls only mode. If
registration is successful, the phone will always try to register on the
selected network, even if not available in the area. This option is useful
near the borders to avoid a non-necessary registration on a foreign
network.
* Net access mode: You can select network access mode – “GSM only” or “GSM and
GPRS”
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18. Trouble shooting
Trouble
Can
Possible reason
not
be
switched on
Battery
can
1. need to charge the battery?
2. battery is located correctly?
not
be charged
1. check if the charger is connected with the phone correctly?
2. Something is wrong with the battery?
1. The signal is too weak?
Network lost
2. SIM card is located correctly or SIM card is damaged? If SIM
card is damaged. Please ask the operator to replace it.
1. Can find the network? Check if the name of the network is
displayed on the screen.
Can not call out
2. Call barring is enabled?
3. Call charges are paid?
4. You have activated the function of fixed dialing numbers?
5. You have enabled the function of “Withhold ID”?
1. Have you found the network?
Can not call in
2. Have you paid all the charges?
3. Have you activated the function of call forward?
4. Have you activated the function of call barring?
PIN locked
Enter the PUK code supplied together with SIM card.
PIN2 locked
Please visit service center.
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