Hyundai Electronics Co HGP-3000E Single-Mode PCS CDMA Phone User Manual
Hyundai Electronics Industries Co Ltd Single-Mode PCS CDMA Phone Users Manual
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HGP-3000E
USER MANUAL
Drafi Version |.1
Nov 08, 1999
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 BEFORE USING YOUR PHONE
Package includes .
Handset Description
Basil: Funcflons
The Function Keys
Display Indicnlols i
Screen status. Display and Function
Uslng the Battery
i installing the Battery
Removing The Battery
Charging the Battery
Power Connection ..
Charging the Dattery Only .
Cherglllg the Battery with the Handset
Charging Completion t
Status at Charger LED
important Battery infonnntlon
CHAPTER 2 BASIC OPERATION
Turning the Phone oh and on ..........
Turning the Phone On
Turning the Phone orf
Howw Use the Menu i
Menu Summary 4
Basll: Funcfions
Kay Pad Lod< .
Making a Call . .
Pause Feature
How to Answer Calls
Caner ID Funcfion
CallWaiting Function .
Missed Call Display . .
How to Adjust Volume
Functions During u call llllllllll
Sendan Your Number to a Pager
Scratch Pad .......
Mute v .
TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT’D.)
CHAPTER 3 MEMORY FUNCTION
How to sum e Phone Number .....
How lo Enter Letters and Characters Using
the Dial Bunons ............................ ls
How to Make a Call Using A Stored Phone Number iiiii 17
One Touch/Tm) Touch Dialing 4
How lo Flnd Your Phone Book . 4 .
Recalling by Memory Location Number . . . . v
Reca||ingbyName(Alphai 4. v .. . ....419
CHAPTER 4 MENU
Settings 4 .
Auto Retry v
Auto Answer .
Auto Hyphen . , v
Open lo Answer. . .. .
DTMF Lenglh
One Touch Dialing
voice Privacy
Display 444444
Logo Dismay
Banner ,,,,,, ,
LCD Contrast v v
Graphic Icon .....
Language
Backilght4 . 4 . . . ..
Lighting Lenglh v
Volume ttttt
Ringer Type ,
Ring Mode
Volume Adjustment . .
Call Tlmers .
Last Call ,
All Calls
Home Calls , ,
Roam Calls
Bio-Rhythm . ..
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT’D)26
Max“; 4A4Ien ...................................
FadeAlert
RoamAlen,
Connect Alert . .
Phone Into 4 4 27
Checking My Number. . .27
Checking the Phone Version . , 27
CHAPTER 5 SECURITY FEATURES . . . . t27
"W to Lock Your Phone .
AutoLDck....
Look Code Change. .
How to Result! Your Phone
Restriction Functions , , ,
To Reslrict incoming calls , v
Restricting Outgoing Calls . . . .
Restricting the Key Pad .....
Restricting the Phone Book ,
Reslricfing Long Distance Calls . A
Resmct Calls to 900 Numbers
How to Row Vour Phom . .
How to clear Vour Phone Memory
(Hearing Stored Phone Numbers
Cleanng schedule Contents
Clearing Air Time In Home Service Area
Roam Cells
CHAPTER 6 SUPPLEMENTARY FUNCTlONS .
Melody Setup 44444
Entering Melody .
To Enler Melody . .
Lielening to the Melody
TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT‘D.)
CHAPTER 7 VOICE MAIL AND TEXT MESSAGES “34
leving a Message A . 34
Voloe Mail Message 35
Text Message vvvvvvv . . 35
Checking Recall/ed Manager . as
Checking Received Voice Mall Message v . . . 45
Erase Text Messages ................ 36
CHAPTERBSAFETY... ................. 37
Salary lntormalion ior Wluloss Handhald Phones AAAAA . . as
DnvingSalely... . H v. .. 35
Eledronic Devices ........ 39
Other Safely Guidelines . 40
Precaulions . . . . 40
Warning 41
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CHAPTER 1
BEFORE USING YOUR PHONE
rime rend mls chlpter before using unis prod-m,
0 Pick-g: includes
0 Handsel Description
0 Blsit Funclions
o Displny Icons
6 Using me Batltry
o clinging me Emery
0 lmnomni Emery Inform-lion
PACKAGE INCLUDES
Thank you tor purchasing mi- produca Please check the product
comems by comparing (horn mm me 100an pmures,
Nanm Standard Emery
User Manual Extended Battery (op'llonal)
: .
Hananrap Desktop Charger
Ben cup Ear mic
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HAN DSET DESCRIPTION
LED
mink: when you
make a call at
receiv: a cal!
Volume Button
Used to adjlm
the voiume 01
me earpiece and
ringef volume‘
Antenn-
Fof bed call
quality, extend
the ant-nu during
lhs call
Euphct
LCD Straw
Funcflon
Kay-
KCYM
Mlcrophom
‘ASIC FUNCTIONS
DISPLAY INDICATORS
w This key is used lo make or receive a call.
Q This key is used lo terminsle a call or exil the
current menu. This key is used to turn the handset on or oil
It also releases the Key Lock function
¢° These keys are used to scroll through lhe contents of the menu.
0 (Sch ()This key IS used lo access the Menu when
pressed and held lor more than 1 second.
lSolt 2)Tr||s key is used lo access voice or text massages.
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Slqnal Stunglh
Indlcates current signal strength. More Ilnss mean
better signal strenglh.
Roaming
Indicates the Phone is outside of Its home area
Service lndieator
When a call is in progress, 3 is displayed.
When 3 is displayed, the phone is in idle mode
When 5 is displayed. the phone Is not receiving
a signal from the system.
indicates a lexl message or voice mall message is ailing,
Alarm
Indicates thal Ine alarm is activated.
Emery
Indicates battery charge level status The more black
will not turn on or me battery may sl/p out during use
SING THE BATTERY
CHARGING THE BATTERY
0 insert the bottom at battery into the groove 1
Connect the charge! (0 a standard 120V AC outlet
at the bottom onhe handset. Then 0 press in
LED will green when the power is connected
the top otthe battery until it snaps
To charge the battery only, insert the battery pack
charging slot on Ihe rear 0! the charger,
Push the iabo with one hand and trn the [op
01 the ballery 9 to separate. LED will indicate charging slams
0 Red indicates charging
0 Green indicates charging is compteie
The battery must be correwy ptacedin me battery compartment u Battery rs not chimed when you purchase the product
Nbarlely is incorrect/y rrrserred, the handset m
D Fully chnlge "in battery before use
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HARGING THE BATTERY
CHARGING THE BATTERY
Charing Slot tm'gurffmfflm um mama-ire?“ fm'smwm
1 To charge the battery with \he handset. rnsen
Front Charging .
the handset unto the charger Slot * *
(Charging Sm tor
Handset Only)
Charging Slot
crummy the battery mm the handset on rs
In: res: alfiaem than cha/vmy 11 with the handset of u me red LED noes nor come on anerme handset or
battery m been msened rrrro [he chargmg slat, lwnserl
wwecxpawer
1 cnzrgrng is completed when the green-colored
LED stays on
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MPORTANT BATTERY INFORMATION
Use only batteries and chargers approved by the phone manufacturer.
When a charger is not in use, disconnect it from the power source. Do
not leave the battery connected to a charger for longer than a week:
overcharging may shorten its life.
If left unused, a fully charged battery may completely drain (discharge)
in 1 - 4 weeks.
Never use any charger or battery that is damaged or worn out.
Use the battery only for its intended purpose.
Do not short circuit the battery. Accidental short circuiting can occur
when a metallic object (eg. coin, clip or pen) causes direct connection
of the two terminals of the battery (metal strips on the back of the
battery),
for example, when you carry a spare battery in your pocket or
purse. Short circuiting the terminals may damage the battery or the
connecting object.
Leaving the battery in hot or cold places, such as in a closed car in
summer or winter conditions, reduces the capacity and lifetime of the
battery. Always try to keep the battery between 41 ‘F and 95‘F (5'c
and 35‘c ). A phone with a hot or cold battery may temporarily not
work (or charge) even if the battery is fully charged.
Temperature extremes affect the ability of your battery to charge; allow
it to cool down or warm up first.
When the battery is not in use, store it uncharged in a cool. dark and
dry place.
The battery is a sealed unit with no serviceable parts. Do not attempt
to open the case.
It is recommended that you allow your battery to fully discharge before
you recharge it.
The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times but will
eventually wear out. When the operating time is shorter than normal,
it is time to buy a new battery.
Do not dispose ota battery in a fire!
Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations,
Recycle!
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CHAPTER 2
BASIC OPERATION
0 Turning the Phone On and Off
0 How to Use the Menu
9 Menu Summary
0 Basic Functions
9 Functions During a Call
URNING THE PHONE ON AND OFF
HOW TO USE THE MENU
1 o Press and hold mmwl
O The phone is locked i! "Look Code" is displayed
on the screen. When 100k Code'
is displayed. enter the 4-dign lock code to unlock
the phone.
0 The «hull lock Code ls (ha last 4 dig“ 07
your phone number
1 o Press and hold "IND/Pl until
“Good Bye" ls displayedr
or u we “LOW BATTERY WARNING POWER
m- OFF“: dlsplayed and me power we: all,
mere rs a possrormy al damaging the memory
Change orcnamn mo osheryrmmearalsly
:| lune mnery ls removed more we phone As
on, ll may erase last call mlomution
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1 In the standby screen, press and hold |~~|
2 In lhe menu. use scroll keys to view lhe menu
selemions. ll you press and hold lhe scroll keys.
the menu walls aulomalioally.
Use lhe lollowrng lo scroll:
14 t], 110], |* |. 1‘ 1 volume |+|, volume |EI|, localed
on side of handset,
3 To go back to previous screen. press |«»|.
To me exit menu. press [END/fl
4 To go inlo submenu press me corresponding
number or seled the desired item using the
scroll key.
01
M, «|. and [SEND|
can be used while usmg lhs menus
ENU SUMMARY MENU SUMMARY
1 :SCHEDULE 1:LIST ALL
2:INPUT SCHEDULE
3:PAUSE ALL
mg 1 : CALL LOGS 1:MISSED CALL 2:MELODY 1; WRITE MELODY
2:ANSWERED CALL z: NEAR MELODY
3:DIALED CALL 3:MELODV SPEED
3:5TOPWATCH
2 : BV LOCATION 41CALCULATOR
3: BY NAME 5:3!0RHYTHM 11TODAY
2:80MEDAY
3:5!RTHDAY
m?” g 1:AuTo REYRV
ZzAUTO ANSWER
3:0NE TOUCH 1 mm ALERT
41VOICE PRIVACY z: AREA ALERT
5zBACKLIGHT azFADE ALERT
51cm CONTRAST 4:LOW SIG ALERT
71050 DISPLAY 5:CONNEcT ALERT
5:LANGUAGE
mum LOCK
z:cHANGE conE
EETEIE 1:RING MODE ::CHANGE BANNER
z:R|Ne TYPE 4:RESTR|CT 1 : INCOMING
31KEVPAD z : oureome
3: MEMORY
4: LONG DISYANCE
5 “4 1:LAST CALL 5:900 # ’s
z:ALL CALLS 6:RESET
3:HOME CALLS 5: CLEAR 1:CLR NUMBER
AzROAM CALLs 2:CLR SCHEDULE
3:CLR CALL LOGS
4:<:LR HOME CALLs
6:0LR ROAM CALLS
7:PHONE u
BszRSION
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‘ASIC FUNCTIONS
TA“ 123m
CALL
1 Enter the phone number.
How to modify the phone number
You have entered: XXX-XXXX-XXXXX
0 To erase [he Iasl number entered:
messy“, u m a 81 rs} m
00.00'01
. To elase all numbars enlered and
XXX-XXXX»XXXX
start again Press |-»-| and hold
for more lhan hall ola second.
2 Press 15mm
0 “CALL FAILED" message rs displayed
when the call does nol connect.
0 u the line is busy‘ press
"END/P]. Retry by pressing
15mm.
0 it you select the AUTO RETRY
funcfion‘ the call will be famed
automatically tor me time you
have selededr
Press [END/PI lo end the call
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BASIC FUNCTIONS
Pauses are used 1or automated systems (i e., voice mail and
calling cards). To insen Pauses:
1 Enter phone number, u a g 9
lhen press |~ ~] .
xxxrxxxxxxxxp
2 Salsa desired pause.
» When idling slams: - When Receiving call status;
1 tSTORE l:STORE
2 : BY NUMBER 2:5END PHONE!‘
3: HARD PAUSE 3:SCRATCH PAD
4:0NE HVPHEN 42MUTE
5:VIEW PHONE"
BiHARD PAUSE
7:0NE HYPHEN
8:VOlCE PRNACY
Pause Definilions
0 HARD PAUSE: If you enter Ihe pause character (P).
lhs number entered aner the Pause character will be sent
alter the number dialed.
3 o Press [5mm to dial pr |1| to store.
'ASIC FUNCTIONS
BASIC FUNCTIONS
1 When phone rings or LED blinks press any key
except Volume or [END/P].
2 To end me call. press [END/Pl.
This function allows an incoming poll to be answered by
opening lhe nip cover To enable this luncu‘on press [~ 1 .
BL [2]
”you sat up (”AUTO ANSWER Illmflion in
advance the cart will“ answered tile! the
selected number o/nrrgs iRe/er la page 22;
when more Is an incoming all, the
callers phone number is displayed
on the screen.
m The Caller 1D numbens saved in me calllog
This function notifies you (have is an lnooming call when you
are on lhe phone.
0 To answer me call. press [SEND] when you near the beep
c To swilch back lo lhe first caller, press |SEND| again
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1 Displays me number of missed
calls and the time the call was missed. MISSED
XX CALLS
0 The message will be cleared PM XX‘XX
when you press lhe |«~] or
[END/P] key.
You can adjust lhe volume in two ways: by using lhe volume
control keys on lhe side 0! the handth or by usmg the menu.
1 Adjusl volume by using lhe volume oonlrol keys
during lhe following operalion.
0 During a Call Earpieoe volume ediuslmenl.
o Standby Slalus : Ringer volume adjustment
0 When lhe Phone Rings 1 Ringer volume adjuslmenl.
0 Call slams in hands-free : Handelree
volume adjusonem. Press [END/Pl
when the phone rings and it will mute the finger.
This iunction disables the ringer and vibrates the phone any
time an incoming call is in process. To enable this lunaion
Press |< -] r [4], [11 and selscl VIBRATOR or by pressing
me "up" and “down" keys or lhe ien upper side of lhe phone.
“NE gem
UNCTIONS DURING A CALL
This fundion enables the phone number M the handset (0 be
transmmed automatically to a pager. depending on pager sev-vioe
1. After calling a pager, when you are asked to
enter your number, press and hold |- 1
then [I] “SEND PHONE fit"
1. While in a call press and hold |‘ '| . than
|21 “SCRATCH PAD"
——-—_
2. Enter the phone number, men press |~ <| .
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FUNCTIONS DURING A CALL
L Press and hold |~ ~|
then [3| “Mule“.
u w E {5}
woo-33
-MUTE -
XXX-XXXX-XXXX
To nnrnnre, plan |. 4, then |31 “Mute“ again
CHAPTER 3
MEMORY FUNCTION
] How to Store a Phone Number
2 How to Make a Call Using a Stored Phone Number
3A How 10 Find Your Call Logs
4 How to Find Your Phone Book
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OW T0 STORE A PHONE NUMBER
You can store up to 100 rrequently used phone numbers in memory
1 Enter the phone numberyou want to M m a E a m
store and press [' '] then H] “Store” LOCATION XX
0 The first available Initial empty
XXX-XXXX-XXXX
memory location number is displayed.
If there is no empty location,
“MEMORY SPACE ls FULL‘"
ts displayed with a wamrng sound.
0 tr there rs a desired memory location
number, enter the number.
2. ll tne “OVERWRITE?” message appears alter entering the memory
location number. it means there rs another stored phone number in that
locatron already
Selec1 “YES/N0?" and press | ] "SEL'.
0 Yes: Deletes the previously stored
number and stores the new one
0 No Keeps the prevlously stored number.
Tl a g a (E
LOCATION xx
' yes
3. Enter the person's name and press |~ ~| .
C To make Search select Yes, It can
then be displayed only when the lock code ts entered.
4.5earch mobiI/office/home type and then,
H E IE 9 (E
PHONE_NUM TYPE 7
’ MOBILE
press[ .. 3
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HOW TO STORE A PHONE NUMBER
I . select characters you wish to enter using the key pad.
Key Pad tt'tepeutiun mewition JRepetlrron oneperitiun Skepelitinl
1 l
ZABC A B C 2
BDEF D E F 3
40 H] G H I 4
9WXYZ w x Y Z 9
o Press [- -| to toggle between upper and lower case,
0 when entering special eneraoters such as o .?v@_»-=l>'xz;%/,
press |v | repeatedly. The special charaaers M" be displayed
in older.
2. Press |A | to enter the next character
0 Culsor moves to the next column automatically in two seconds
alter the next character,
3, Repeat until all the characters you want are entered.
0 You can store up to 16 characters.
4. Erasing Entry:
0 To erase one letter, press |~~~| .
0 To erase the entire entry, press and hold |~~~|
TORED PHONE NUMBER
zen from 71 '
This lealure allows the phone book entries to be dialed via the keypad.
ONE TOUCH DIALING:
1-9 . Press corresponding memory number and hold lot more than 1 sawnd,
TWO roucn DIALING:
00. 10-99 » press the first dig“ and second aiglls ol the memory number
short and long respedlve|y
o ll no phone number is slorea rn the location depressed, "Empty
Locetron' will appear on the screen
0 ll 3 phone number is slorsu in the secret location. the number rs
not dlsplayed when making a call.
One touch wall/lg must be filmed on m the
handset see page 37
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HOW TO FIND YOUR CALL LOGS
Your phone can display the 10 most recent missed. incoming.
outgoing calls. You can call those numbers without diallng
(helr whole number
T‘ Q g a
> [OI] xxxxxxxx
> [02] xxxxxxxxxx
>[031xxxxx
1. Press |«1 lhen |11 then m then H]
2. Press |«] lo check the delail information about phone number,
a The last missed call. ils phone number. lime and
date are displayed
—_—
“IE 86}-
3i To check your missed calls using the scroll keys:
10/I4o 1314
[01]
xxx-xxx-xxxx
-MISSED CAME
o | 4 '| Scrolls up lne phone numbers,
o |~ > | Scrolls down the phone numbers
34 Press [SEND] lo dial desired missed cell number
OW TO FIND YOUR CALL LOGS HOW TO FIND YOUR PHONE BOOK
1 Press |«1men [2| (hen |1| then |11.( Relerlo previous page) 1. Press [~| Ihen |z] men |2|.
‘ The last answered call, as phone number.
_——
lime and dale are displayed. 2. Euler the memory location number.
0 If you don't enter a specific memory location
LOCATION 7
number. use the scroll key to Search from the
fuel memory location number.
“—
3. Search phone numbers using scroll key.
o| A |/| v] scrolls up the phone numbers.
o |«| edit the phone u.
-|!hen[2||hcn[l|lhcn[3| o «1 eraselhsphonert.
Press |SEND] m dial desired answered call number (Rater to previous page} 0 III' I Search mobiI/offioe/home number
‘ The last outgoing call. its phone number,
——_
lime and date are displayed. 4 Press |S D] to dial desired phone book number.
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OW TO FIND YOUR PHONE BOOK
- Press |~~| men m men m
2. Emma alpha (01 pan of the alpha). M E a E {a m
Then press |» 1. SEARCH
RECALL NAME 7
—_
z. o locate me phone number using the scroll key.
0 [ ‘ ']I [it ' ] search phone number.
edit the phone it
erase me phone at.
o A ]/[v | search mobII/offioelhome number
——
4. Press |SEND1 to dial
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CHAPTER 4
MNU
Please read this chapter before uslng this product.
1. Check Billing Feature
. Settings
. Display
. Volume
. Bio-Rhythm
4 Alerts
S. Timers
8‘ Phone Info
. Security
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CHECK BILLING FEATURE
Thls allows you to auiomalically dial out cuslomer care cenler
to check your phone I)!“ balance.
1. Press |~ 1 than [u
_____
2. Billing and (he Dhone number will show on the screen and
our phone will automatically dial 838»772-| 017
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SETTINGS
When 8 can is not conneded, this funlxion relries the call
autometncally at a sel interval or amount or retries.
REPEAT
—
1. Press p 1 then |3| then m then |z|
2. Seled Ihe parameter (OFF.3,5.10 times) by using the scroll.
Key Press |< <1v
This lunaion answers an incomlng call aulomancally alter a
number ol nngs lhal me use! sels,
1. Press [- »1 men [3] men m
V m 9 E G} (E
AUTO ANSWER
’ OFF
2 Selecl the parameter
10FF,|.2.4 RINGS)
by usan the scroll keys
Press [~ -] to gel
0 Auto answer runcnon does not
work rl you select lamp.
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SETTINGS
This function anew: the phone book entries to be dialed via
the keypad.
1, Press [r -] than [3] then [3]
2, Salem (he parametel(NO,YES)
by using the scroll keys. Press [» -] ,
—
1.Press [4 »1 men [31 men [41
2.Selec1 the parameter (STANDARD. ENHANCED) by using the
scroll keys. Press [- -] .
Y! B E E}
LOGO DISPLAY
’ DATE
t Press [~ ~1 then [3]
men [all
———_
2. Select the parameter Bannel (Date. World Map) by usmg the
scroll keys, Press [» -] r
VI 9 E S (E
LCDCONTRAST
> n - IDDDD
Thls function adiusts the LCD screen contrasts
1.Press [~ ‘] then (31 then [a]
1.5elecl the contrast level by using the scroll keys Press[- -]r
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This function aIIDws you to adjust time IO light up the screen. 50 that
you can conveniently use the phone even in dark places
1.Press [~ ~] then [3] than [5]
2 Select Ihe parameter (OFF OFF IN DAY‘ 10 SEC, 5 SEC,
3 SEC) by usmg the scroll keys Press [- ~] .
OLUME
I?
1, Press [4 »] men [4] then [1]
2. Select me parameter (RINGER, BELL AFl'ER VIE,
SILENY. VIBRATOR, SLIDE BELL) by using me scroll keys,
3 Press [- ‘1.
lmss [~ »1 men [41 men [2].
2 Select the parameter 0-15) by using
u l! B E S (E
RI'NGER’!
' RINGER 6
(he scrol! keys
0 8 Different (ones (1-6).
C D. Dlflerent maladies (7-18)
3 Press [~ -1.
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VOLUME
1.Press [~ ~] then [4] men [3] the volume of lor keypad
o ll lne warnlng alarm sounds because of low
ballery, me sound will not be heard even if
the user presses the button.
2.8elec1the volume level by using lhe suoll keys.
0 [ 4 “MA 1 scroll up (a increase volume.
0 [# ’ 14" ] scroll down lo lower volume. or setting Io silent
unless [- 1.
ALL TIMERS BIO-RHYTHM
This function identrfies the bromytnms of today or a specific day using
1. Press [~ -1 tnen [5] then [11 solav calendar. “ B E 8 “IE
_— I TODAY
1. Press [- -l the" [6] men [5]. 2:SOMEDAY
ELL GALE“ 2 Press key [3] “ BIRTHDAY?" 3’B‘RTHDA"
1. Press [» 4] men [s] then [2]
0 Enter your solarcalendar birthday n year/monthldate, and men
__
3. To find Oul today bio-mylhm. select TODAY and (0 find out biothyfltrn
of a specific day, select SOMEDAY
{Press [» 1 men [5] then [31 o Bio-rhythm function is available only when [he phone can register the current
time from (he nelwork system,
in; ,§9t r,
o For some Day Bio, you cannot enter the dates before your blnhday.
1.Press[~ -] then [5] then [4] o For Birthday, you cannot enter Ihe dates later than today date.
a thslcalt Emotlonal and lnteltlgent duouems appear mm a number smug now many days have
passed since your birth date fot‘ the date you want to and out Blomytnm d'twlayed on the top portion
01 the screen
0 What ls Blomvlhnfl
Blomytnm Is a life rhythm whlch ls govemed by three mytnm curves called mysical, emotton-l, and
tnteltlgent and starts trom on! body from our mm to death
I Pnysrcal mytnm
0 ms mytmn oontrols wtderanglnq physical elements related to resrsunoe to dlseases. onystcal
strenotn. adlustrnent or muscle aerose. weed, phystology and other one onysreel Functions wnlt -
cycle at 23 days 2 Emotional mylhm
- Tms mytnm adjutn creamy. tenutmty. mental health and reoognnton about
wond and lnnnene wtn a cycle at 25 days
1 intelligent mylhm
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and logtoel and analvhc power wrln e wcle or 3: days
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ALERTS
This function sounds an alert and gives out a message when the
1. Press [4 1 then [7] men [1]. II B E 3 GE handset enters a new servroe area‘ when it enlers another service
This luncllon sounds an alert In MIN ALERT ” area, or when rt leaves the use! service area.
. . > SETI'ING —_
every mrnule, lemng you know
u E E (3
AREA ALERT?
'SETI'ING
me call lapse lrrne
1. Press [» 1 then m then [3],
Select the paramelel (RELEASE. SETTING} by usrng lhe
scroll keys Press [ '].
2,5elec1ll1e parameter (RELEASE, SETTING) by using lhe
scroll keys. Press [~ ~].
This lunction sound: an alert when the signal of a rece'wed
call ls weak.
Til 3 I8 {51 (m
CONNECT ALERT r
> Low
2. Select the parameter (OFF‘ Low Mid, High) by using the
This lunctron sounds alert when the phone can make calls
1. Press [4 ~] then [7] than [21 due to poor signal strength
TI B E (3 (El!
FADE ALERT7
' SETTING
1. Press [- 1 then [7] men [4],
scroll keys Press [4 -],
2vSeIecl lhe paramoler (RELEASE, SETTING) by using the
scmll keys Press [» »].
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This is a function to check the telephone number loe handset
currently in use.
lr Press (- ~] then [0]
then[7]. m er 8 8
DIGITAL 000
0 Press and hold [1 ’ ] tov 000-0000
2 seconds and your phane
number will be displayed.
This lunctnon checks the version o! the handset curvenny in use
1. Press [- -] then [0]
“mm u-er 8am
PHONE VERSION
SW‘ XXXXX
MODEL: XXXX
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CHAPTER 5
SECURITY FEATURES
1. How to Lock Your Phone
2 . How to Restrict Your Phone
3 . How to Reset Your Phone
4. How to Clear Your Phone Memory
OW TO LOCK YOUR PHONE
This function prevents any olher person 1mm using the handset wnlhout
permission. When it is locked. the handset can be used to dial
or use any other function,
M II B e» m
AUTOLOCK”
>0Fr
1. Press |» 1 then |01 then
enter [Lock Code] then m
0 The uetaun lock code is the
last 4 nights of your phone number
2 Select the parameter (OFF, POWER ON. AFTER 20 Sec)
parameter by using the scroll keys. Press [- 4]
o TOWER 0N7 - locks the handset upon powering
on the handset each time,
O 'NO USE?" unlocks the handset and leaves it
unlocked.
incoming calls, emergency dlnlmg and a/ann Iuncoons
are enabled when the handset rs locked
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HOW TO LOOK YOUR PHONE
This lunction Is used to change 1he High lock code.
I Press |~ -] then [0] Ihen enter
“Look Code] then [2].
O The defaull lock code is the last 4 digits of
your phone number.
2, Enter Migll new look code.
as Re—enlerthe new look cede Press |. r].
4 The display will read lock code changer],
HOW TO CHANGE YOUR BANNER
This 7unc1'wn changes the banner displayed on the LCD.
You can enter a banner up to 16 charauers long
W I! B E S) (E
tF‘ress [~ -1 then [0] men [31
BANNER
XXXXXXX
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2.Enler a banner using inslrucnons for alpha keys on page 25
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OW TO RESTRICT YOUR PHONE
You can (estrid SIX diflerenl lunfllons
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1.Press[<~| inen|0|lhen u E E a ("LP
RESTRICT7
> ves
enier [Lock code] then |4|.
- The uelaull look code is the
lasl 4 digns oi your phone number.
Using the scroll bullons, select" YES'
2 press |~ ~1
When this function is enabled. the phone does not respond to incoming
callsr However. outgoing calls can sfill be made
1 press key ||| “momma"
2 Select me parameter by using the scroll keysl
INCOMING i
RESTRICT: lo resiriei incoming calls. r ALLOW
ALLOW to allow incoming calls.
a press |~ ~|,
HOW TO RESTRICT YOUR PHONE
wnen nus funcllon is enabled, lnooming calls can be answered, our
outgoing calls cannot ee made ll is sllll possible to make emergency
calls.
Y! E [2 <9 (HE
OUTGOING7
' ALLOW
l, Press key [1] uourcsomc?
2. Select lhe paremeler by using the scroll keys
RESTRICT: lo restrict outgomg calls.
ALLOW to allow outgoing cells,
1 Press |~ ~|.
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OW TO RESTRICT YOUR PHONE
This function blocks the storage 0! phone numbels or the use of
stored phone numbers.
YA B E a m
MEMORY 01mm
> ALLOW
1s Press key [3| “MEMORY ONLY‘
0 The default look code is me 1551
4 digits of your phone number.
2, Salsa (he parameler by using the scroll keys
RESTRICT’ reslrifls phone book.
ALLOW. allows phone book use.
Press |< -].
1. Press key 14] “LONG DISTANCE
T4 19 E a GE
LONG DISTANCE 7
2 Seiea lhe parameler by using the scroll keys ) ALLOW
RESTRICT: {85mm lung distance calls.
ALLOW: allows long dislarme cells,
3. Press 1.1
HOW TO RESTRICT YOUR PHONE
OW T0 RESET YOUR PHONE
1, Press key [51 “900 w
fi 8 8 9 (E
9004's7
>ALLOW
2 Select the parameter by usmg the scroll keys,
RESTRICT: restrkns 900 servroe
ALLOW: allows 900 sen/Ice.
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3. Press |~ <|
The message ‘m/s PHONES RESTRICTED"
drsp/ayed on the screen
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This lunction resets each value set in the memory to its default value
W a E «B
RESET SETTING 7
> No
1 Press |< 4] man my men
(Lock Cede] men |s].
2. Salad the parameter by usmg the scroll
keysr Press |~ -|.
0 If you select "YES" lhe
followmg sateen is displayed‘
and then the phone will be
automatically turned our
HOW TO CLEAR YOUR PHONE MEMOR
EMORY CLEARING FUNCTION
This iuncilon clears all stored numbers.
1. Press |~ 1 men |0| ihen enier
E E F} (E
CLR PHONENO’
> N0
[Lock Code] then |6| then ||]
The default lock code is the last 4
dlglls of your phone number.
2 Select the parameter (NO, YES) by
using the scroll keys Press |< <|
This function clears all schedule cantenls and reserved call information.
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WI B E 6) (TE
RESET SCHEDULE ”
' N0
1, Press |- 1 then |01 then enter
[Lock code] then [6] men in.
The petauh lock code is the last 4
digits at your phone number.
2. Select the parameter (no. vss> by
using the scroll keys Press |« «1.
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This function clears dlalad number in call logs
1. Press [~ 1 men [0] men enier
CLR LASTCALL 7
' N0
[LOCK cons] then [s] then [a]
The default lock code is the last 4
digns oi your phone number.
2. Seled the parameter (NO, YES) by
using lhe scroll keysv Press [ ‘1.
This function clears airtime used In home service area
“
1 Press [- 1 men [0] then enter
(LOCK cons] then [61 then (41
The default look me a the last 4
CLR HOMECALL 7
’ NO
digits of your phone number.
2. Seleci the parameter (NO. YES) by
using the scroll keys Press [- ~1.
EMORY CLEARING FUNCTION
This function clears alr time used in other service areas
LF'ress [~ -] then [0] Ihen enmr
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CLR ROAMCALL
’ N0
[Lock code] then [51 then [5].
The default lock code Is the last 4
dim 0! your phone number.
2. Seleci (he parameier (NO. YES) by
using the scroll keys Press [- »].
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CHAPTER 6
SUPPLEM TARY FUNCTIONS
l .Melody Setup Function
2 Optional Services
ELODY SETUP
'l v u
Press [4 -] then [8] then [2] . than [1].
2. By pressing the [- ~] seloet the melody title and enter a
(he ke ad. Press ' ' to store melod ,
v v [ 1 y WRITE
0 ll you select previously entered melody,
"OVERWRITE 7" is DISPLAVED,
o By pressing the [SEND] . the prevlously ent
wrtll musical note displayed on the screen. 121
0 To end the melody, press [m].
0 You can edn previously entered melody
. "Ondalsem' is delault melody.
sprees [- ~1 afier entering melody speed.
0 Speed Select the Pafameler
(Moderate. Allegro, largo ., . - by using the scroll keys)
WIS gem
’ MY MELODY l
MELODY INPUT
melody via
MELODY 7
B Eta-3
M E E (3 (BE
MUSICTEMPO’
> MODERATO
“
4.Press l- 1 after enlenng tne liile otthe melody
0 Select the parameler you want.
0 Entered melody is added to Ihe nnger type list
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H E Bi (5) (E
INPUT
mus?
MELODY SETUP
0 When you press dial key 9. a quarter note is displayed.
.Tne dial keys I, z, 3, 4, 5, s, 7. s, 9. o, oorresporld
to musical noles do. re. ml, la. sol, is, ll, do, respeotively
0 Select the length of tone by pressing [< “1 ln seguenoe while
the quarter note is displayed.
0 When you press [a ' 1, a sign is displayed under the musical
note and it changes to a half note
0 To enler a pause. press [ 4 "] in sequence after pressing
[- ~] and select the length ole pause.
0 ll is possible to move and edit musical notes by pressing volume keys [4/4].
0 To add muslcal notes while you edit, hold [- ~] and enter he note.
0 To delete the note, press [m].
0 Press[» ,] to play back the melody you‘ve entered. Press [m] to stop,
0 When you enter it notes. the screen moves to the next screen.
0 You can enter up to too notes
1. Press [- -] then [6] men [2] , then [2].
3.3eleot the melody title you want to hear. and The title or melody is displayed
T‘ B a 0L."
HEAR MELODY i
' xxxxx
and melody gels played.
0 The melody gets replayed when
pressing t» 1
0 Press [w] to slop the melody
0 ll there is no entered melody,
'Orldalsem" will be played
ELODY SETUP
m iflifii
1 Press [» ~] then [6] then [2] , then [3].
2. By pressing the [« ~] select the melody title you want to
change the speed
3. By pressing the [~ -] select the melody speed
M Q & 9 GE
MELODY SPEED7
> MY MELODY l
4 By pressing the [- -] select the music tempo
II B E (it
MUSIC TEMPO"
' MODERATO
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1. Press [4 ~], than [6] than [1] then [2] l
_—
2. Select me date in calendar and press |he [~ 1
YA Q ix
CALENDAR
mm- month input {a
[<*][>#], numeric key
— day input
I999,10
-—_
3. Press [1], and select the pammeted one time or daily)
To set alarm, press [2] and input the schedule Iitle .
To set reserved call, press [3] and input the phone number .
And, pm; I- A], n a la a lull
l: ALARM TYPE
2» SCHEDULE TITLE
3: PHONE NUMBER
4. Input the time and press [~ -]
57}
INPUT DATE
1999/11!”
IZ I2
CHEDULE
1. Press [- 1 men [61then [1] then [1] 4
74 9 lg 53 M
r”999mm X
vlmm/zz
v I22l0
2. By pressmg me [4 4] you can VIEW the more details
aboul each item
1999/11“:
ll I2
ON-
You can make all schedule puase temporarily.
1. Press [> -] men [5] men [1] men [3] .
2 Seleci the parameter (Moi YES) by
using lhe suoll keys Press [- -1,
n B E («3 (I!!!
PAUSE ALL?
> was
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CHAPTER 7
VOICE MAIL AND TEXT MESSAGES
This chapter describes convenient funetlons that allow you to check
voice mail and receive text messages with the handset.
Ii Receiving a Message
2. Checking Received Voice Mail Message
3. Checking the Received Text Message
ECEIVING A MESSAGE
l.wnan message is recewed, displays
the lollowing message.
[AHV] [<"][>#] - display text
[- -] - delete message
u G G)
. TEXT MESSAGE .
ABCDEFGHIJKL
1.When message |s received, dlsplays
me lollewing message,
You can view the message
in (he sms menu
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CHECKING RECEIVED MESSAGE
2.Pless [1] 'VO|CE MAIL'
0 II displays the number ol voice
mail messages currenlly received
In your voice mailbox
0 To access your voice mailbox,
press [SEND].
H I! IE {5}
OVOICE MAIL
TO LISTEN
PRESS [SEND]
DEL
HECKING RECEIVED MESSAGE
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1 Press I' » «1 and press [21 "TEXT MAIL"
-—_
2. To read new mall, mess [1]
Then press (- -1 and you can view the details.
To read stored mall. press [2] 1! ll 0 IX
| xx NEW TEXT
2, XX STORED TEXT
3’ ERASE STORED
To erase stored mail. press [3]
Yul a g
OI ABCEF
02s 333333
03 HI.
YA I! Q E
.TEXT MESSAGE.
ABCDEFGHIJKL
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(am
am
DIRECT VIEW
_——_
When text message is rece'wed, displays (ext directly on Ihe screen
fi
L Press [' ~ '] men press [3]
2 Select the parameter (NO, vssy by
using the small keys, Press [~ -1. DIRECT VIEW?
> YES
BELL TYPE
When Iext messags is received, sounds sslecied belle
1. Press [~ - 4] men press [4]
2. Select the parameter( ringer, vibrator, silenl ) by
U B E 3 (E
BELL TYPE?
> RINGER
usmg the scroll keys. Press [- ~]‘
CHAPTER 8
SAFETY
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AFETY INFORMATION FOR
Read This Information Before Using Your Handheld Portable Cellular Telephone
EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNALS
Your wireless handheld ponable telephone IS a low power IadIO transmitter and reoelver.
when it Is ON, it reoelves and also sends out radio lreouency lRF) signals
in August, 1996. the Federal communications Commissions (FCC)
adopted RF exposure guidelines with safety levels for handheld wire-less
phones Those guidelines are consistent with lhe safety standards
previously set by both us. and international standards bodles'
ANSI C954 (1992) '
NCRP Repon 3811956) -
ICNIRP 11996) '
Those standards were based on comprehensive and periodic evaluations
oi the relevant suentrfic literature. For example. over 120 scientists,
englneers, and physicians from universmes, govemmenl health
agencies. and industry reviewed the avallable body of research to
develop the ANSI Standard (0951).
The design at your phone complies with the FCC guidelines land those standards) * -.
Amerlcan National Standards InstIIute;
Natlonal Council on Radiallon proIection and measurements;
Iniemztlonal Commisslon on NoniDnizing Radiation Protection
ANTENNA CARE
Use only me supplied or an approved replacement antenna.
Unauthorized antennas, modifications. or attachments could damage
the phone and may violate FCC regulations.
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SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES
Talking on the phone while driving is extremely dangerous and Is illegal
in some states. Remember. salary comes first Check the laws and
regulations on the use or phones In the areas where you dnve. Always
obey them.
Also. lf using you: phone while driving please:
0 Gwe lull attention to driving. Driving safety is your first responsibility.
0 Use hands-flee operation. it available.
0 Pull o" the load and park berore making or answering a cell. i! driving
conditions require
II you must use the phone while driving, please use onetouch. speed
dialing, and auto answer modes.
An airoag innales with great force. DO NOT place objects. Including
both installed or portable wireless equipment, m the area over the
alrhag or in the airbag deployment area. It in-vehicle wireless equipment
is improperly installed and the air bag inflates, serious injury could
result.
WARNING: Fallure to tollow these Instructions may lead to sari-one
personal inlury and posslol. property damage.
e AFETY INFORMATION FOR
SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
Most modern eiewcnlc equipment is shielded from RF energy
However, certain electronic equipmenl may not be shielded agalnst the
RF signals trom your Wireless phone.
Pacemakers
The Health Induslry Manuracturers Association recommends that a
minlmum separation of Six (6? Inches be mainlalned between a hand-held
Wireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid potenfial inlerlerence
with the pacemaker. These recommendations are consistent with the
Independent research by and reclmlmendaiionx of Wireless
Technology Research.
If you have a pacemaker:
O AUNAYS keep the phone more than six inches from your pace-maker
when the phone is turned on
Q Do nfll carry the phone in a breast pocket
0 Use the ear opposite the pacemaker In minimlxe the potenual In!
interierenoe.
0 If you have any reason lo susoer: that interference is taking place.
Iurn your phone OFF immediately.
Hearing Aids
some digital wrreless phonee may inleriere with some hearing aids in
the event or such intenerenoe. you may want to consult your seryroe
provider (or call the customer service line to discuss alternatives).
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other Modlcal Dar/ices
If you use any other personal medical devloe, consult the manurac'turer
of your device to determine if Ihey are adequately shielded lrom
external RF energy Your physician may be able to assist you in oblaimng
this inlormation.
Turn your phone OFF In healthcare facilities when any regulations posted
in these areas instruct you to do so. Hospitals or healthcaro 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 manuranurer or
rts representative regarding your vehicle. You should also consult the
manuracturer of any equipment that has been added to your vehicle.
Posted Faculties
Turn your phone OFF where posted naficets so require.
Alrcra't
FCC Regulations prohibit using your phone while In the air Switch OFF
your phone betele boarding an aircraft
Blasung Ana:
To avoid interfering wilh blasting operalions, tum your phone OFF when
in a “blasting area' or in areas posted: "Turn 0" two-way radio" Obey
all signs and lnslmaions
Potentially Explosive Atmospheres
Turn your phone OFF when in any area With a potenlially explosive
amosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas
could cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.
Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are alien, bul not always.
clearly marked, They include fueling areas such as gas stations; below
deck on beau; Net or chemical transfer or storage iacilifies; vehicles
using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or butane); areas
where the all contains chemicals or articles. such as grain. dust. or
metal powers; and any other area where you would normally be
advised to turn 011 your vehicle engine,
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SAFETY INFORMATION FOR
WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES
Your Handheld Portable Telephone is a high qualily piece oi equipment.
Before operating the equipment. read all instructions and cautionary
markings on (1) AC Adaptor (2) Baflery and 13) Product Using
Battery
1. DO NOT use Ihis equipment in an extreme environment where
hlgh temperature 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 this equipment to rain or spilled beverages.
Av DO NOT use unaulhorized accessories.
5. DO NOT disassemble the phone or its accessories It service or
repair ls required, relum unil to an authorized audiovox cellular
service center. ll unit is disassembled, the risk of electric shock
or fire may result.
6. DO NOT short—circuit Ihe battery terminals by metal items etc
~ AFETY INFORMATION FOR
The following menses are punishable by fine, imprisonment, or both,
0 Using obscene. indseenl. or profane language.
0 Using me unit to give on false distress cells,
0 Wiretapping nr otherwise intercepting a talepnone all. unless that
person has first obtained the consent of the parties participating
In the call.
0 Making anonymous all; to annoy. harass, or molest other people.
0 Charging 10 an account without authorization to avoid payment for
service.
0 Refusing to yisld I party line when inlormed that il is needed 'or
an emergency call (it is also unlawful to take over a party line by
slaling raisely that ‘n is needed for an emergency).
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