Hyundai Electronics Co HGP-2200E SINGLE BAND PCS CDMA PHONE User Manual USERS MANUAL
Hyundai Electronics Industries Co Ltd SINGLE BAND PCS CDMA PHONE USERS MANUAL
USERS MANUAL
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HGP_2200E
USER'S MANUAL
Hyundai introduces a PCS phone that will change your life. The Hyundai HGP-ZZOOE PCS has the
following main features.
0 8 informative icons with distinct and user-friendly design.
0 Compact and slim bar type design.
. Easy-to-use menu-driven operation.
0 19 button keypad with backlight.
Description of buttons
0 [LOCK] / VOL]
Adjust Earpiece, Ringer, Keytone and Handsfi'ee volume or lock Keypad by volume up key.
9 [PWR]
Tums power (HI/Off.
o [SEND]
Places or receives a call.
0 [R/S]
Recalls information from a memory location or stores information in a memory location. In a menu,
confirms a setting .
o [MENU]
Selects menu mode.
6 [CLR]
Clears characters from the display or exits from the current menu structure during menu operation.
0 [END]
Ends a call or exits from the current menu structure during menu operation.
0 [M]
Edits and sends or receives SMS message.
9 [‘A]/[#V]
Scrolls through the menu.
Display Indicators
0 (Signal Indicator)
Tl I I I Indicates current signal strength.
0 E (Roam Indicator)
lndicates when the phone is outside of its home area,
9 (Service status)
Indicates when the phone is out of the service area and is displayed
when the phone is ready to place or receive a call.
0 (SMS Message lndic aim)
indicates when SMS message is delivered
9 (Voice message Indlcclar)
Indicates when Voice message is delivered.
(3 a (Alarm Indlcclor)
indicates when the user set the alarm and blink during alarm.
0 I I I I (Batierylndlculor)
Indicates the battery charge level status with bar number (0 ~ 4)
Basic Operation
Turning the Phone On/Off
o Turning On
0 Press and hold the [PWR] button until the lamp turns on,
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- Turning Off
0 Press and hold the [PWR] butlon again until the lamp turns on.
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Making a Call
Check lhe Icona‘ . If a Icon is displayed on the LCD, please move to another area unlllaappears.
0 Enter the phone number you wish to dial, Remember to include the area code.
- To correct a mistake, pfiss [CLR](to delete the last digit, or press and hold [CLR] to clear the
whole display I i '
9 If the phone number is correct, press [SEND] to initiate a call.
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Calling” muss
One-Touch Dialing
For memory location 1 to 9, you can use one-touch dialing.
0 Press and hold the button corresponding to the memory location.
you should have store'fidtfiéxgmm numher in memoggbefore’h‘gpfl; h
Two-Touch Dialing
For memory location 00,1010 99, you can use two-touch dialing.
0 Press the first digit then press and hold down the second digit.
- To use two-touch dialing, you should have stored the phone number in memory beforehand
Last Number Re-dial
The phone siores aulomolicully ihe lasi ien numbers which you have called or
attempted to call
tTo make a call to the number you called last:
0 Press [SEND] then [SEND]
0To make a call to any of the otheflnine) last—dialed numbers:
0 Press [R/S] then [2] Ihen [3]
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LAST CALL ol
0 Press the scroll keys([*A]/[#V]) to find the phone number, until the desired number is displayed.
9 Press [SEND] to make a call to the number displayed.
Receiving a Call
0 When the lamp blinks, “INCOMING CALL" is displayed on the LCD,
0 Press any key except [PWR] and volume key button to get a call.
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INCOMING
CALL lN USE
- “5 icon turnson and the call tuneahows ifa call is connected.
0 Press [END] to terminate a call.
Volume adjustment
You can adjust lhe volume In two ways : by uslng the volume control keys on the side of
lhe handset or by usan lhe menut
On lhe slde of the phone, press [lOCK| lo increase or [VOL] lo decrease the volume.
0 During conversation‘ you can adjusl Earpiece volume adjustment.
9 When Ihe bell rings, you can adjust Ringer volume adjustment.
9 During standby state, you can adjust Keytone volume adjuslmenti
0 During conversation in handsfree, you can adjust Handsfree volume adjustment.
Using the Memory
Storing Information
qulmum 100 phone numbers up to 32 dlglts In length can be stored In memory.
0 Enter the phone number you wish to store and press [R/S].
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DEFAULT oo
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[R/S].>OK
lhe lirsl free location
0 If you want to store the information in the memory location offered, just press [R/S]. Otherwise, enter
a memory location number of your choice.
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LOCATION 00
NAME ”
JAMES?
[R/S] .> OK
L R-wnrrm” is displayed
g information
' If the location is already occupied when you store new
- Select YES with scroll button ifyou wantto replace the
- Select No with scroll button if you don't want to delete the existing information
9 Enter a name of up to I2 characters and press [R/S] then you can get following.
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MAKE SECRET "
N0
[R/S] .> OK
>5< You select YES by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S] to store as secret number.
The stored name and “LOCKCODE?“ instead rifphéne‘number are displayed only on thech when
you recall a phone number which stored as secret number.
. How can I input and store characters?
1) Select character you want with table I- l.
I Press [MENU] to toggle between upper and lower case.
I Delete characters.
— Delete one character : press [CLR] shonly or the scroll up[“A] key.
— Delete words : press [CLR] button longer.
2) Press [917] key to select next character.
3) Repeat step] and stepz.
Table 1-1
ZABC A B
QWXYZ W X
* Ref. : 0 In case of 7 and 9 button. you have to press 5 times to get number 7 and 9.
0 When entering special characters such as 0 ! 7, » ( ) ‘ “ ‘ # = S — + [ ], press [0] repeatedly. The
special characters will be displayed in order.
Recalling Information
You can recall the phone number you wish to find by memory localion number, part of
phone number or name in memory.
ORecalling by memory location number
0 Press [R/S] then [1] then [I].
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1 CALL LOGS 2 BY NAME LOCATION 7
3 EV NUMBER 7 TOTAL xx
[rm .> 0K
9 Enter the 2digit memory location number you want to recall in memory.
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RECALL
LOCATlON v
|2 TOTAL XXX
[R/SI ~> ox
' Themhone number attired in that méffl3i’y
5 To display the other stored phoned;
sewn warn/(W f
0 Press [SEND] to dial desired phone book number.
ORecalling by name (ALPHA)
o Press [R/S] then [1] then [2].
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!“ PHONE BOOK I LOCATION RECALL NAME 7
2 CALL L005 2 BY NAME
3 BY NUMBER 7
[W5] .> 0K
9 Enter the name or pans ofthe name you wish to recall in memory and press [R/S],
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JAMES
1214214
[R/S|~>DK
° The first location that ingllides this letter will appear on the display.
° Press the scroll keys(f£~A-]l[#7]) untilyoufindrthe name you are looking fori
0 Press [SEND] to dial desired phone book number
0 Recalling by number
0 Press [R/S] then [1] then [3].
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RECALL NUM
__ 111/51 0K
° The first location that includes this number will appear on the display. , t
° Press the scroll keys([‘A]/[#V]) until you find the number you are looking for. The number of the
memory location In which each displayed name is stored will be displayed on the screen.
9 Enter a phone number(al least 3 digits of the number) that you want, and then press [R/S].
9 Press [SEND] to dial desired phone book number.
Clearing the Contents of a Memory Location
0 Choose a phone number which you want to clear wilh the previous menu.
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0 Press [R/S] then [2].
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ERASE MEMORY
| son YES
2 ERASE
[m] .> 0K
0 Press [R/S] to confirm lhe setting.
Clearing the Contents of all Memory Location
0 Press [MENU] (hen [9].
0 Enter rhe 4digi! security code(defaull: 0000).
0 Press [4] and [I],
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2 RESTRICT z ALARM yes
J RESET 1 3 HOMECALLS
é CLEAR . t ROAM CALLS lR/Sl ~> 0K
0 Press the scroll keys(["A]/[#V]) to selecl the option you want,
9 Press [R/S] to confirm the setting.
Silent Scratch Pad
This function allows you to enter scratch pad numbers during a call without transmitting the DTMF tones.
0 Press [MENU] then [2] (during a call)
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I, SEND PHDNN
2 SCRATCH PD
3 MUTE
4 VOICE PRIV
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SCRATCH PAD
9 Enter the phone number, which you want to store in memory.
0 To cancel this fimction‘, was [CLR]/[MENU}
Menu Functions
How to use the Menu
0 In the standby screen, press [MENU]
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I BILLING
2 smmo
J DISPLAY \l/
4, VOLUME
0 In the menu, use scroll keys to view the menu selections. lf you press and hold the scroll keys, the
menu scrolls automatically. Use the following to scroll :
— PA], [fiV], [VOL], [LOCK], located on side ofhandsel.
9 To go back to previous screen, press[CLR]l To the exit menu, press [END].
0 To go into submenu press the corresponding number or screen the desired item using the scroll keys.
Then press [R/S]
0 [E], [R/S], and [SEND] can be used while using lhe menu.
Menu Structure
You can access all menu llems by ellher usan he MENU key or lhe keypad. The overall
snuclure looks Ilke:
I 4 BILLING
SETTING ,
, ..W ‘1
5 “MERE V
‘ BIO RHVTHM
wEhCALUlMER
-—|62: ALARM
«EMODAV Bio
463: Mammy
' | I: INTERVAL
212: REPERT
4&1: AUTO RETRY
E2: AUTO ANSW E R
231AUTO HYPEN
24: DTMF LENGTH
5: ONE~TOUCH
Es: VOICE PRIVACY '= “PM" "ME
«E7: EVRC MODE 1mm“?
_.
E: LCD CONTRAST 1: AUTO LIGHT
34: BACK UGHT 2: LENGTH
+41 ING TYPE
2: RINGER VOL.
3: EARPTECE VOL.
44: KEVPAD VOL
45: HANDSFREE VOL
7l: EDIT
_,
45: CONNECT VOL. | 4
47: MV MELODY _[:@
72: LISTEN
451 ‘ ACTIVATE
E2: SOMEDAY BIO
22: ALARM ONLV
{231 ALARM CALL
¢ 1: MINVALERT
72: FADE ALERY
7 ALERTS
8: PHONE INFO.
<5]: PHONE a:
fix VERSION
73: ROAM ALE RT
4: LOW ALERT
EEZJINIEW
52321EDlT
llzLASTCALL
EIZ: ALL CALLS
13: HOME CALLS
IA: ROAM CALLS
-|9II:AUTO LOCK
2|:lNCOMMING
-—P|2: CHANGE CODE
1922: outcome
: “STRICT YB E24: MEMORY ONLY
53: RESET M m
E42: ALARM
43: HOME CALLS 6
P4: CLEAR -|w: ROAM CALLS
-|95: EMERGENCY
-|95|- VIEW
12
. ‘l BILLING
This function is to automatically dial your customer service center and check your phone bill balance.
Press [MENU] then [1] then [SEND].
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Calling
. SETTING
This function retries the call automatically at a set interval lime and a number of repeat times for
automatically redialing when a call attempt has failed.
CI INTERVAL
o Press [MENU] then [2] then [1] then [1 1,
9 Select the parametedOFF, 30, 20, I0, 5 seconds) by using the scroll keys then press [R/S] to set,
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RETRV TIME"
5 SECONDS
e.
[R/S) ~> 0K
El REPEAT
0 Press [menu] then [2] then [I] then [2].
9 Select the parameter(10, 5, 1 times) by using the scroll keys then press [R/S] to set.
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REPEAT”
5 TIMES
[m] -> 0K
This functlon answers an incoming call automatically at a number of rings that you set.
0 Press [MENU] then [2] then [2].
9 Select the parameter(OFF, 4, 2 rings) by usmg the scroll keys then press [R/S] to set.
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ANSWER RING”
2 RINGS
[R/S] -> 0K
0 Press [MENU] then [2] then [3],
9 Select the parameter(YES, No) by using the scroll keys then press [R/S] to set.
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AUTO HYPEN’
YES
(m5) -> on
This function controls the length of DTMF tone.
0 Press [MENU] then [2] then [4].
9 Select the parameter(SHORT, LONG) by using the scroll keys then press [R/S] to set.
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DTMF LENGTH”
SHORT
[R/S] .> or;
This function allows the phone book entries to be dialed by using the keypad.
0 Press [MENU] then [2] then [5].
9 Select the parameter(YES, N0) by using the scroll keys then press [R/S] to set.
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(‘ANEJ‘DUCII7
YES
[ms] ~> 0K
0 Press [MENU] then [2] then [6].
9 Select the parameter(STANDARD, ENHANCED) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S] to set.
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VOICE mvw
ENHANCED
[RIS] > on
0 Press [MENU] then [2] then [7].
9 Select the pammetedYES, N0) by using the scroll keys then press [ll/S] to set.
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YES
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. DISPLAY
0 Press [MENU] then [3] then [I].
9 Select the parameter(YES, NO) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S] to set.
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DISPLAY TIME
YES
[R/S] ~> 0K
This function changes the banner displayed on the LCD, Ifyou want to change, you can enter a banner up
to 12 characters long.
0 Press [MENU] then [3] then [2].
0 Enter a banner using instructions for alpha key on Table M. Then press [R/S] to set.
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BANNER"
(ms; ~> on
This function adjusts the LCD screen contrast,
IS
0 Press [MENU] then [3] then [3],
9 Select the contrast level by using the scroll keys then press [R/S] to set.
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LCD CONTRAST
[m1 .> 0K
This function allows you to have the LCD light turned on only during cenain hours to conserve the battery
power. Between hours that you select, the LCD light will not be turned on,
El AUTO LIGHT
0 Press [MENU] then [3] then [4] then [I].
0 Select the parameter(YES, NO) by using the scroll keys then press [R/S] to set
* Default: 8:00 AM — 5:00 PM
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OFFTlME
AUTOLIGH'I" FROM as 00
YES T0 17 on
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D LENGTH
Press [MENU] then [3] then [4] then [2].
Select the parameter(OFF, IS, ll), 5 seconds) by using the scroll keys then press [R/S] to set.
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BACK LIGHT”
lo SECONDS
lR/S| ~> 0K
. VOLUME
0 Press [MENU] then [4] then [1].
9 Select the parameter(typel — l5) by using the scroll keys then press [R/S] to set.
* There are 7 different tones(typel 7 7) and 8 diflerent melodies(type8 — I5).
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RINGER”
TYPE 1
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This fun on displays number ol‘calls and time ofcall.
El lAST CALL
0 Press [MENU] then [5] then [I ].
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a 0 HOUR
o 0 MINUTE
o o SECONDS
El ALL CALLS
o Press [MENU] Ihen (51 then [2],
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0 D 0 0 HOUR
o 0 MINUTE
no SECONDS
0000 CALL
Cl HOME CALLS
o Press [MENU] then [5] then [3].
El ROAM CAllS
0 Press [MENU] then [5] then [4].
This funclion sounds an alarm at the set time and displays alarm contents on the screen. In case of
reserved call, you can use this function afier acquiring the syslem. And the alarm sound stops when you
presses any key except the Power key. The alarm will sound for l minute. The reserved call function will
allow an alarm to sound You press any key except the Power key then will automatically dial the reserved
number.
17
D ACTIVATE
o Press [MENU] then [5] then [2] then [I].
9 Select the parameter(YES, NO) by using the scroll keys then press [R/S] to set.
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ALARM ON"
YES
[R/S] .> OK
>I< When you select “YES". ‘fi' icon is displayed on the screen.
D ALARM ONLY
0 For checking an alann at the set time on the screen, press [MENU] then [5] then [2] then [2] then [I].
Otherwise, if you want to sound an alarm at a designated time, press [MENU] then [5] then [2] then [2]
then [2].
9 Select the alarm location by using the scroll keys , and then press [R/S] to set.
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ALARM a I
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SELECT ALARM
[R/S] .> 0K
* Up to 10 alarm warnings can be entered.
0 Afier entering time. and then press [R/S].
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ALARM 0 I ALARM 0 I
o a o o o 0 o 0
HOUR7 MINUTE”
[W510 OK [My .> OK
>I< Add or subtract number by using the scroll keys. lfyou want to move [0 next item, press [IVS].
0 Select the parameter(ONE TIME, DAILY) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S] to set,
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ALARM MODE
DAILY
[RIS] .> OK
* When the alarm time is already reserved, “OVERWRITE’!” message is displayed on the screen,
=I< Ifyou want to clear previously reserved time. set the new time. Then press [R/S].
0 ONE TIME : the alarm sounds once at the designated time and alarm contents get cleared after that.
. DAILY : the alarm sounds at the same time in every day.
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6 Enter the character message by using the key pad, and then press [R/S] to set.
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MESSAGE 7
lR/S] .> 0K
El ALARM CALL
0 For checking the setted alarm call, press [MENU] then [5] then [2] then [3] then [I]. Otherwise, if you
want to set the alarm call reservation , press [Menu] then [5] then [2] then [3] then [2].
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ALARM CALL
no on
No MESSAGE
xxxfxxxfxxxx
9 The set usage of alarm call is identical to that of alarm reservation input.
0 Enter phone number that you will call, and then press [R/S] to set,
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CALL NO’
.BIO RHYTHM
This function identifies the bio-rhythms of today or a specific day using solar calendar. If the phone
cannot register the current time from the network system, bio-rhythm isn’t available
0 Press [MENU] then [6] then [3].
9 Enter your solar calendar birthday, and then press [R/S].
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- ammmv -
xx/xx/mxx
. lfyou enter your binhday, you cannot enter the dates later than today’s dates.
I9
o Press [MENU] then [5] then [1].
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xxxx DAYSOLD
P IIII +93
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I III] -9 3
This is to find out bio-rhythm of a specific day.
0 Peiss [MENU] then [6] then 3].
9 Enter month/ day/ year by using the keypad or select by using the scroll keys.
0 Press [R/S] to set.
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- SET DATE -
Xx/Xx/i9xx
- If you find out Some Day‘s Bio~rhythm, you should not enter the dates before your birthday.
. ALERT
This function sounds an alert in every minute.
0 Press [MENU] then [7] then[l].
9 Select the parameter(YES. NO) by using the scroll keys. and then press [R/S] to set.
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TIME ALERT
NO
lR/sl > 0K
When the phone cannot make a call because ofpoor signal strength, this function sounds an alen.
o Press [MENU] then [7] then [2].
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9 Select the parametedYES, NO) by using the scroll keys‘ and then press [R/S] to set.
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FADE ALERT
No
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This function sounds an alert and displayes a message on the screen when the handset enters a new service
area, another sen/ice area and leaves the current service area
0 Press [MENU] then [7] then [3].
9 Select the parameter(YES, N0) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S].
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ROAM ALERT
N0
IR/Sl »> OK
When the received call signal is weak, this function sounds an alert.
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LOW ALERT
NO
m/s] » 0K
. PHONE INFO
This function is to check the phone number of the handset or the version of the phone currently in use.
0 Press [MENU] then [8] then [1].
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NAMI | 1 3
|23—1134
HVUNDAI
0 Press [MENU] then [8] then [2].
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. SECURITY
D AUTO LOCK
This function prevents any other person from using the phone without permission. lf the phone is locked,
it cannot be used I0 dial or use any other function,
0 Press [MENU] then [9] then enter [LOCK CODE] then [I] then [1]. The default lock code is the last 4
digits of your phone number.
9 Select the parameter(OFF, NOW, AFTER POWER) by using the scroll keys, and press [R/S] to set.
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AUTO LOCK
OFF
lR/Sl » OK
o “AFTER POWER“ locks the phone upon powering On each time
0 When the phone is locked, incoming calls. emergency dialing and alarm functions are available.
D CHANGE LOCK CODE
This function is to change the lock code in 4 dights.
o Press [MENU] then [9] then enter [LOCK CODE] Ihen [1] then [2].
9 Enter the new lock code of4-dight, and then press [R/S].
0 Re-enter the new lock code, and then press [R/S].
This function has six different functions.
0 Press [MENU] then [9] then enter [LOCK CODE] Ihen [2],
9 Select “YES" by using the scroll keys, and then [R/S].
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RESTRICV
yes
Ill/SI -> 0K
D INCOMING CALLS
If you don’t want to respond to incoming calls, select this function. However, you can still make outgoing
calls.
0 Press [1].
9 Select the parameter(ALLOW, RESTRICT) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S].
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INCOMING”
ALLOW
Ill/SI .> OK
D OUTGOING CALLS
If you don‘t want to make outgoing calls, select this function. However, you can answer incoming calls.
And you is still enable to make emergency calls.
0 Press [2].
0 Select the parameter(ALLOW, RESTRICT) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S].
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oumomow
ALLOW
lR/SI .> 0K
D KEY PAD
This function is to lock the key pad.
0 Press [3].
9 Select the parametedALLOW, RESTRICT) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S].
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DIAL Pl"
ALLOW
lR/Slook’
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D MEMORY ONLY
This function is to block the read of stored phone numbers or the storage of phone book.
0 Press [4],
9 Select the parameter(ALLOW, RESTRICT) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S].
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use MEMORW
ALLOW
IRIS] »> OK
* “RESTRICT’ : restricts phone book,
* “ALLOW” : allows the use phone book.
D LONG DISTANCE CALLS
This function is to restrict long distance calls.
0 Press [5].
9 Select the parameter(ALLOW, RESTRICT) by using the scroll keys. and then press [R/S].
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LONG msrr
ALLOW
lR/Sl > 0K
D CALLS TO 700 NUMBERS
0 Press [6].
9 Select the parameter(ALLOW, RESTRICT) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S].
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NO 9007
ALLOW
lR/Sl ~> 0K
- At least one of six restrict functions is selected, “THIS PHONE‘S RESTRICTED" is displayed on
the screen.
This function is to reset the stored value in the memory to its default value.
0 Press [MENU] then [9] then enter [LOCK CODE] then [3].
9 Select the parametedYES, NC) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S].
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lit! at 9 III
RESET ALI."
YES
Ill/SI .> OK
>l< If you select “YES‘X the following screen is displayed. And when finished the initialization, the phone
will turn off and on again.
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I'NITIALIZING
USER MEMORY
D STORED PHONE NUMBERS
This function is to clear all stored numbers.
0 Press [MENU] then [9] then enter [LOCK CODE] then [4] then [I].
9 Select the parameter(YES, N0) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S] to clear.
Lil ”1 9.
CLEAR ALL”
YES
lR/si -> OK
D ALARM CONIENTS
This function is to clear all alarm contents and reserved calls.
0 Press [MENU] then [9] then enter [LOCK CODE] then [4] then [2].
8 Select the parameter(YES, NO) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S] to clean
Lil '\ egg
CLEAR ALARM"
YES
lR/sl .> 0K
CI AIR TIME IN HOME SERVICE AREA
This function is to clear air time used in home service area.
0 Press [MENU] then [9] then enter [LOCK CODE] then [4] then [3].
9 Select the parametedYES, NO) by using the scroll keys. and then press [R/S] to clearv
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Lil a 9.
CLEAR HOME7
YES
lR/sl -> 0K
D AIR TIME IN OTHER SERVICE AREA
This function is to clear air time used in other service area.
0 Press [MENU] then [9] then enter [LOCK CODE] then [4] then [4].
9 Select the parameter(YES, N0) by using the scroll keys, and then press [R/S] to clear.
Lil ’;\ 9.
CLEAR ROAM?
yes
rws|.>ox
This function is to dial 9“ or two of three emergency ntu'nbers that are in emergency number list even if
the phone is locked. If you want (0 change the emergency numbers, prefomi the following :
o Press [MENU] then [9] then enter [LOCK CODE] then [5] then [2].
9 Enter your emergency numbers, and then press [R/S] to set.
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Supplementary Functions
Melody Setup
This function can edit a previously entered melody and listen to it.
0 Press [MENU] then [4] then [7] then [1].
0 Enter a previously melody by using the key pad, and then press [R/S] to store.
0 When you press the [W8] key, a previously entered melody is played with musical note displayed
on the screen. The default melody is “ON-DAL-SEM".
0 To end the melody. press [CLR],
0 Afier entering a previously melody tempo, press [R/S].
I-I (7.1
MELODY TEMPO
x x
[m] .> 0K
* The tempo has from 0 to 99 and default tempo is 50.
9 Afier entering the title ofa previously melody, press [R/S].
lull em
NAME OF
nus MELODW
Tm] .> 0K
0 If a previous entered melody already exists, the “OVERWRITE” message is displayed on the
screen.
0 The melody that you entered is added to the ringer type list.
- When the musical note is displayed on the screen, you enter the dial key (D, ®, (3), ©, ©, 6), (D, 0, ©, Q
correspond to musical notes do, re, mi, fa, so], ra, Ii, do, respectively.
- Select the length oflone by using the scroll up[“A] key in sequence while the quaner note is displayed.
0 When you press the scroll down[#7], #sign is displayed under the musical note and it changes to a hall“
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note.
0 To enter a pause, press the scroll up[‘A] key in sequence afler pressing [a] and select the length ofa
pause.
- It is possible to move and edit musical notes by using volume up and down keys.
0 To delete the note, press [CLR].
0 Press [18] to play back the melody that you have entered. Press [CLR] to slop.
a When you enter 1 I notes, the screen moves to the next screen. You can enter up to 100 notes.
0 Press [MENU] then [4] then [7] then [2].
0 The title of melody is displayed and melody gets played.
ml 9 w
NAME or
nus MELODY"
* To stop the melody, press [CLR], If there is no entered message, “N0 TITLE" will be displayed on the
screen.
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Safety
Safety Information for Wireless Handheld Phones
Read This Information Before Using Your Handheld Ponahle Cellular Telephone J
EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNALS
Your wireless handheld portable telephone is low power radio transmitter and receiver. When it is ON, it
receives and also sends out radio frequency (RF) signals
in August, 1996, the Federal communcations Commissions (FCC) adopted RF exposure guidelines with
safety levels for handheld wireless phones. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standards
previously set by both U.S. and international standards bodies:
ANSI c95.1 “my
NCRP Repon as 0986)“
lCNlRP (l996)‘
Those standards were based on comprehensive and peridic evaluations of the relevant scientific literature.
For example, over l20 scientists, engineer, and physicians from universities, government health agencies.
and industry reviewed the available body of research to develop the ANS] Stardard (C95 l ).
The design ofyour phone complies with the FCC guidelines (and those stardards).
‘:
American National Standards Institute;
National Council on Radiation protection and measurements; lntemational Commissin on Nonionizing
Radiation Protection.
ANTENNA CARE
Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna, Unauthorizer antennas, modifications, or
attachments could damage the phone and may violate FCC regulations.
Talking on the phone wln e driving is extremely dangerous and is illegal in some states, Remember, safety
comes first. Check the laws and regulations on the use of phones in the areas where you drive. Always
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obey them.
Also, if using your phone while driving please:
0 Give full attenlion to driving. Driving safety is your first responsibility.
0 Use hands-flee operation, if available.
0 Pull oi‘fthe road and park before making or answering a call, ifdriving conditions require.
If you must use the phone while driving, please use one-touch, speed dialing, and auto answer modes.
An airbag inflates with freat force. DO NOT place objects, including both installed or portable wireless
equipment, in the area over the airbag or in the air bag deployment area. If in-vehicle wireless equipment
is improperly installed and the air bag inflates, serious injury could result.
WARNING: Failure to follow these instructions may lead to serious personal injury and possible
property damage
Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from RF energy, However, cenain electronic equipment
may not be shielded againsl the RF signals fiom your wireless phone.
Pacemakers
The Health Industry Manufactures Association recommends that a minimum separation of six(6") inches
be maintained between a handheld wireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential interference with
the pacemaker. These recommendations are cinsisteni with the independent research by and
recommendations of Wireless Technology Research,
If you have a pacemaker:
o ALWAYS keep the phone more than six inches from your pacemaker when the phone is tumes on.
0 Do not cany the phone in a breasl pockets
0 Use the ear opposile the pacemaker to minimize the potential for interference.
t Ifyou have any reason to suspect that interference is taking place, turn your phone OFF immedialely.
Hearlng Alds
Some digital wireless phones may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event ofsuch interference, you
may wanl to consult your service provider (or call Ihe customer service line to discuss altemalives).
other Medlcal Devices
If you use any other personal madica] device, consull the manufacturer of your device to determine if ihey
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are adequately shielded from external RF energy. Your physician may be able to assist you in obtaining
this information.
Turn your phone OFF in healthcare facilities when any regulations posted in these areas instruct you to do
so. Hospital or healthcare facilities may be using equipment that could be sensitive to external RF energy.
Vehicles
RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic systems in motor vehicles.
Check with the manufacturer or its representative regarding your vehicle. You should also consult the
manufatacture of any equipment that has been added to your vehicle.
Posted Facilities
Turn your phone OFF where posted notices so require.
Aircraft
FCC Regulations prohibit using your phone while in the air. Switch OFF your phone before boarding an
aircrafi.
Blasting Areas
To avoid interfering with blasting operations, turn your phone OFF when in a “blasting area" or in areas
posted: “Turn off two»way radio."
Obey all signs and instructions.
Potentially Explosive Atmospheres
Turn your phone OFF when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and
instruction. Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or evev death.
Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are ofien, but not always, clearly marked. They include
fueling areas such as gas station; below deck on boast; fule or chemical transfer or storage facilities;
vehicle using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or butane); areas where the air contains chemicals
or articles, such as grain, dust, or metal powders; and any other area where ypu would normally be
advised to turn off your vehicle engine.
Your Handheld Portable Telephone is high quality piece of equipment. Before operation the equipment,
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read all instnictions and cautionary markings on (1) AC Adapter (2) Battery and (3) Product Using
Battery.
1, DO NOT use this equipment in an external environment where high tempemture or high humidity exists.
2. DO NOT abuse the equipment. Avoid striking, shaking or shocking. When not using the unit, lay down
the unit to avoid possible damage due to instability.
3. DO NOT expose thie equipment to rain or spilled beverages.
4. DO NOT use unauthorizes accessories.
5. DO NOT disassemble the phone or its accessories. lf service or repair is required, retum unit to an
authorized audiovox cellular service center. If unit is disassembled, the risk of electric shock or fire may
result.
6. DO NOT short—circuit the battery terminals by metal items etc.
The following otfenses are punishable by fine, imprisonment, or both:
- Using obscene, indecent, or profane lanyage.
0 Using the unit to give off false distress calls.
-Wiretapping or otherwise intercepting a telephone call, unless that persion has first obtained Ihe consent
of the parties participating in the call.
0 Making anonymous calls I0 annoy, harass, or molest other people.
o Charing to an account without authorization to avoid payment for service.
- Refusing to yield a party line when infomted that it is needed for an emergency call (it is also unlawful
to take over a pany line by stating falsely that it is needed for an emergency).
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