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PCS 1900 MOBILE STATION

HANDHELD PORTABLE TELEPHONE

M4 Social

(MT-239)

User Operations Manual

Part 1

Version 1.0

14 July, 1999

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Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................................... 5

1.1 SERVICES & FEATURES......................................................................................................................... 5

1.1.1 Services............................................................................................................................................ 5

1.1.2 Services: SMS and broadcast .......................................................................................................... 6

1.1.3 Services: supplementary services .................................................................................................... 7

1.1.4 Services: Memory related functions ................................................................................................ 8

1.1.5 Advanced features............................................................................................................................ 9

1.1.6 Other features................................................................................................................................ 10

1.2 PRODUCT KEYPAD .................................................................................................................................. 11

1.3 KEYPAD USAGE ...................................................................................................................................... 12

1.3.1 Idle states....................................................................................................................................... 12

1.3.2 Menus, lists and editors................................................................................................................. 13

1.3.3 Editors functions............................................................................................................................ 13

1.4 ACTIONS MENUS CONTENTS.................................................................................................................... 14

1.5 TONES .................................................................................................................................................... 14

1.6 BACKLIGHT MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................................... 15

1.6.1 Back lighting Behaviour with electrical connections .................................................................... 15

1.7 BATTERY CHARGING AND DISPLAY......................................................................................................... 16

1.7.1 Charging and mobile on................................................................................................................ 16

1.7.2 Charging and mobile off................................................................................................................ 16

1.8 LED BEHAVIOUR AND CONNECTIONS...................................................................................................... 17

1.9 READING THE IMEI.................................................................................................................................. 17

2. MOBILE SWITCHING ON AND OFF .................................................................................................... 18

2.1 MOBILE SWITCH-ON BY THE USER ......................................................................................................... 18

2.2 MOBILE SWITCHING OFF BY THE USER.................................................................................................... 20

3. STAND-BY STATE DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................ 21

3.1 PRESENTATION ....................................................................................................................................... 21

3.2 INFORMATION DISPLAY IN IDLE STATE.................................................................................................... 21

3.2.1 Permanent display......................................................................................................................... 21

3.2.2 Additional display.......................................................................................................................... 21

3.2.3 Information management in Idle screen........................................................................................ 22

3.3 SHORT-CUTS FROM IDLE WINDOW........................................................................................................... 26

3.3.1 Quick ADN direct access............................................................................................................... 26

3.3.2 General menu access..................................................................................................................... 26

3.3.3 Direct Alert tones access ............................................................................................................... 26

3.3.4 Keypad lock ................................................................................................................................... 26

3.3.5 Speed dialling................................................................................................................................ 26

3.3.6 Last numbers dialled list................................................................................................................ 26

3.3.7 Volumes control............................................................................................................................. 26

3.3.8 Programming the hotkey ............................................................................................................... 27

4. MMI POLICY ............................................................................................................................................. 28

4.1 DIRECTION ARROWS MANAGEMENT........................................................................................................ 28

4.2 USE OF FUNCTION KEYS IN MENUS.......................................................................................................... 29

4.2.1 Line mode menus ........................................................................................................................... 29

4.2.2 Page mode menus.......................................................................................................................... 30

4.3 AUTOMATIC SCROLL............................................................................................................................... 30

4.4 INFORMATION MESSAGE DISPLAY PROCEDURE....................................................................................... 31

4.5 RECAPITULATION DISPLAY PROCEDURE.................................................................................................. 31

4.6 ERROR DISPLAY PROCEDURE .................................................................................................................. 31

4.7 TRANSITION DISPLAY PROCEDURE .......................................................................................................... 32

4.8 BINARY CHOICE PROCEDURE................................................................................................................... 33

4.9 GENERAL USER ENTRY POLICY ............................................................................................................... 34

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4.9.1 Display........................................................................................................................................... 34

4.9.2 Function keys usage....................................................................................................................... 34

4.9.3 Use of End key............................................................................................................................... 34

4.10 NUMERIC AND FLOAT EDITOR............................................................................................................. 34

4.10.1 Screen examples ........................................................................................................................ 34

4.10.2 Key usage................................................................................................................................... 34

4.10.3 Description ................................................................................................................................ 34

4.11 ALPHANUMERIC EDITOR ..................................................................................................................... 36

4.11.1 Screens examples........................................................................................................................... 36

4.11.2 Key usage....................................................................................................................................... 36

4.11.3 Description .................................................................................................................................... 36

4.11.4 Characters sets .............................................................................................................................. 37

4.11.5 Special characters pages............................................................................................................... 37

4.12 DIALLING ENTRY ................................................................................................................................39

4.13 "NUMBER CORRECTION BEFORE DIALLING" ENTRY ............................................................................ 40

4.14 PHONE NUMBER ENTRY ...................................................................................................................... 40

4.15 PASSWORD ENTRY.............................................................................................................................. 41

4.15.1 Screen example.......................................................................................................................... 41

4.15.2 Key usage................................................................................................................................... 41

4.15.3 Description ................................................................................................................................ 41

4.16 DIALLING IN MENUS............................................................................................................................ 41

5. MAKING AND RECEIVING CALLS ...................................................................................................... 42

5.1 MAKING A SINGLE CALL.......................................................................................................................... 42

5.1.1 Making a call from the idle screen ................................................................................................ 43

5.2 Sending dtmf tones during outgoing call.................................................................................................. 45

5.1.2 Error cases .................................................................................................................................... 45

5.1.3 The autoretry feature..................................................................................................................... 46

5.2 RECEIVING A CALL.................................................................................................................................. 47

5.2.1 Receiving a call: Display............................................................................................................... 47

5.2.2 Receiving a call: Accept ................................................................................................................ 47

5.2.3 Receiving a call: Reject (Busy)...................................................................................................... 48

5.2.4 Sending dtmf tones on call reception............................................................................................. 48

5.2.5 Additional messages received during incoming call state............................................................. 49

5.3 DURING THE SINGLE CALL...................................................................................................................... 50

5.3.1 One Call: Display.......................................................................................................................... 50

5.3.2 One Call: Direct actions................................................................................................................ 51

5.3.3 One Call: "Options" menu............................................................................................................ 54

5.3.4 The auto-dtmf feature .................................................................................................................... 54

5.3.5 One Call: Receiving Notifications Messages.................................................................................56

5.3.6 One call: Cost control operations ................................................................................................. 57

5.3.7 One call: Receiving a new call...................................................................................................... 57

5.3.8 One call: Making a transfer when making a new call................................................................... 59

5.4 CALL TERMINATION................................................................................................................................60

5.4.1 Ending a single call....................................................................................................................... 60

5.4.2 End of the call by the remote party................................................................................................ 61

5.5 TWO CALLS MANAGEMENT..................................................................................................................... 62

5.5.1 Two calls: display.......................................................................................................................... 62

5.5.2 Two calls: Direct operations ......................................................................................................... 62

5.5.3 Two calls: "Options" menu........................................................................................................... 65

5.5.4 Two calls: Receiving a new call .................................................................................................... 66

5.5.5 Two calls: Making a transfer......................................................................................................... 66

5.6 CONFERENCE CALLS MANAGEMENT ....................................................................................................... 68

5.6.1 Conference call: display................................................................................................................ 68

5.6.2 Conference call: "Options" Menu ................................................................................................ 68

6. MANAGING CALLS AND COSTS .......................................................................................................... 71

6.1 PRESENTATION ....................................................................................................................................... 71

6.2 USING THE CALL REGISTER..................................................................................................................... 71

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6.2.1 Last numbers dialled list (lnd)....................................................................................................... 71

6.2.2 Unanswered calls list (ucl) ............................................................................................................ 76

6.2.3 Received calls list (rcl) .................................................................................................................. 77

6.3 CALL TIMERS MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................................. 78

6.3.2 Using the balance information service.......................................................................................... 82

6.3.3 Resetting the call timers................................................................................................................. 84

6.4 CALL COSTS MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................................... 85

6.4.1 Showing the call costs.................................................................................................................... 85

6.4.2 Managing the credit limit value..................................................................................................... 87

6.4.3 Resetting all call costs................................................................................................................... 91

6.4.4 Choosing the costs display mode................................................................................................... 92

6.5 SELECTING A LINE (DCS FEATURE) ........................................................................................................ 96

6.5.1 Presentation................................................................................................................................... 96

6.5.2 Examples........................................................................................................................................ 96

7. USING THE VOICE MAIL ....................................................................................................................... 99

7.1 VOICE MAIL CONFIGURATION.................................................................................................................. 99

7.1.1 Presentation................................................................................................................................... 99

7.1.2 Voice mail menu access................................................................................................................. 99

7.1.3 Setting the voice mail phone number........................................................................................... 100

7.1.4 Setting the voice mail alert mode................................................................................................. 100

7.2 CALLING THE VOICE MAIL..................................................................................................................... 101

7.2.1 Presentation................................................................................................................................. 101

7.2.2 Calling the voice mail A number is defined ............................................................................ 101

7.2.3 Calling the voice mail No number is defined .......................................................................... 102

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 SERVICES & FEATURES

1.1.1 SERVICES

M4 Social

Tri-codec (FR+HR+EFR) Yes

Emergency Call and ECC management Yes

SDN names presentation line by line Yes

Service Operator Direct access Yes

Voice Mail indication Icon/Alert Yes

Voice Mail indication with line/Nb msg Yes

One(Dedicated) Key for Voice Mail Listening Yes

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1.1.2 SERVICES: SMS AND BROADCAST

M4 Social

Support of concatenated SMS MT Yes

Writing of concatenated SMS on Contact Yes

Compression of User Data 03.42 -

New SMS indication Icon/Alert Yes

Specific SMS Alert Yes

One (Dedicated) Key SMS Reading Yes

Storage of SMS in EEPROM Yes (10)

Storage of SMS class3 on DTE Yes

Separated Presentation of SMS MT/MO Yes

Presentation in chronological order Yes

Status of used/free Yes

Forward function Yes

SMS Call-back function Yes

Status Report Storage in eeprom Yes (10)

Status Report Storage in SMSR Yes

Time Display in Status Report Yes

SMS Parameters Yes

SMS-CB Yes

CB Message Type Selection Yes

SMSCB and Data Transfer 07.05 Yes

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1.1.3 SERVICES: SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICES

M4 Social

Call Forwarding Yes

CFU Icon management Yes

Forwarded -To- Number storage Yes

Voice Mail choice for FTN Yes

Time entry when CFNRy (5s-30s) Yes

CF adaptive menu in function of CSP Yes

All CF options for all basic services Yes

FTN controlled when FDN active Yes

Display of details for conditions Yes

Call Barring Yes

Call Holding Yes

Call Waiting Yes

CLIP status (MMI sequence + menu) Yes

display withheld numbers Yes

CLIR status (MMI sequence + menu) Yes

CLIR per call basis (MMI sequence + menu) Yes

Settings for all calls Yes

CLIR and "Bis" function Yes

COLP (MMI sequence + menu) MMI sequence only

COLR (MMI sequence + menu) MMI sequence only

Network Selection (Manual/Automatic) Yes

CNAP (US only) Yes

AoC Yes

14,4 kbits/s (US only) Yes

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1.1.4 SERVICES: MEMORY RELATED FUNCTIONS

M4 Social

Management of SIM Memories Yes

Management of Phone Memories Yes (1*200)

Speed Dialling 9

Numeric Recall SIM/EEPROM

Last Dialled Number EEPROM

Deletion of LND one by one Yes

SS per call basis in LND Yes

Direct access to phonebook names Yes

Alphabetical Recall (ADN) SIM and Phone

Presentation of Directory Numbers mix option Yes

Wild character entry Yes

FDN Yes

Phonebook access always available in FDN

mode Yes

Copy between SIM and Tel Phonebook Yes

MSISDN reading/writing Yes

Unanswered Call in EEPROM 10

Received Call in EEPROM 10

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1.1.5 ADVANCED FEATURES

M4 Social

Scratchpad in EEPROM 20 entries

Agenda with call-back Yes (20 entries)

Currency Converter Yes

Talk Time Management Yes

Talk Time for outgoing/incoming calls Yes

"InfoConso" feature Yes

Call timer reminder Yes

Language Selection(Manual) Yes

Language Selection, Automatic by SIM Yes

Language Reset by MMI sequence Yes

Hidden Menu Yes

Customer Service Profile Yes

Adaptive menu generalisation Yes

Dialling in menu instead go to idle Yes (gen. menus)

Two Line Service (ALS) Yes

Line Names Yes

Auto Answer Yes

Automatic Retry Yes

Any Key answer Option Yes

Programmable Key Hotkey

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1.1.6 OTHER FEATURES

M4 Social

Ciphering Indicator Yes

Keypad lock Yes

Keypad lock dedicated key Yes

Keypad lock restored after a call Yes

Volume Control Yes

Master Volume Control Yes

Ring Tones (r ) and melody (m) Selection Yes(4r + 16m)

Ramping Ring Tone Yes

Melody/Ring tone distinction by Phone directory Yes

Display View Angle Control Yes

Animated Welcome Message Yes

Reset Phone to Factory Default settings Yes

SIM PIN Control Yes

Unlock Code Control Yes

DTMF Transmission Yes

SIM Locking Yes

Auto SIM Locking Yes

International Country codes table Yes

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1.2 PRODUCT KEYPAD

The product has a keypad composed of the following keys:

The semantics are as follows:

Left softkey Right softkey

Send Down End

Power

Action Hotkey Volume

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1.3 KEYPAD USAGE

1.3.1 IDLE STATES

State Left softkey Right softkey Send End */# [0..9]

Volumes

Keylock Shortcut

Idle no com

no icon

Names Menu Last dial -

AlertMode

*/# Digits

// Speed dial

Volumes.

Keylock Shortcut

Idle no com

1 icon

Read

(Direct access

to event)

Menu Last dial Change left

softkey to

Names AlertMode

*/# Digits

// Speed dial

Volumes

Keylock Shortcut

Idle no com

> 1 icon

Read

(Idle Menu

access)

Menu Last dial Change left

softkey to

Names AlertMode

*/# Digits

// Speed dial

Volumes

-Shortcut

Idle no com

Digits

Store Clear

// Clear All Send Back Idle

AlertMode

*/# Digits

Volumes

-Shortcut

Idle menu Select Exit

// Back Idle Selected item

related function Back Idle

Next Item

Next / Prev.

item -

- -

Incoming Call (Deflect) Stop ring Accept call Reject call

(UDUB) -

DTMF tones DTMF tones

Vol. acc.

- -

Outgoing Call (Transfer) - End Outgoing

- -

Vol. acc.

Call opts Shortcut

Idle 1 com

No digits

Names Menu Hold

/ Retrieve End all calls

// Mute

DTMF tones DTMF tones

Vol. acc.

Call opts Shortcut

Idle 1 com

digits

Store Clear

// Clear All Hold + Send End all calls

// Mute

DTMF tones DTMF tones

Vol. acc.

-Shortcut

Call waiting Replace Reject (UDUB) Accept call End the

established call // Mute

DTMF tones DTMF tones

Vol. acc.

Call opts Shortcut

Idle 2 com

no digits

Names Menu Call swap End all calls

// Mute

DTMF tones DTMF tones

Vol. acc.

Call opts Shortcut

Idle 2 com

digits

Store Clear

// Clear All - End all calls

// Mute

DTMF tones DTMF tones

Vol. acc.

-Shortcut

1 active + 1

held + 1 waiting

Replace Reject (UDUB) Call swap End the

established calls // Mute

DTMF tones DTMF tones

Volumes

Event opts Shortcut

Idle + Network

event

Names Menu Ack event or

event specific

action

Clear event

(with confirm.)

Next / Prev.

page -

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1.3.2 MENUS, LISTS AND EDITORS

State Left softkey Right softkey Send End */# [0..9]

Menu / Setting

list / Question

Select Exit

// Back Idle - 1) end the

established calls

2) Back idle Next Item

Next / Prev

item -

Actions_1

15a

Header

(SMS MT)

Read Exit

// Back Idle Call Nb

(Sender, Nb in

SMS)

1) end the

established calls

2) Back idle Next Msg

Next / Prev

msg -

Actions_2

15b

Header

(SMS MO)

Read Exit

// Back Idle Send the

message 1) end the

established calls

2) Back idle Next Msg

Next / Prev

msg -

Actions_3

16a

Message

zoom (MT)

Delete Exit

// Back Idle Call Nb

(Sender, Nb in

SMS)

1) end the

established calls

2) Back idle Next Msg

Next / Prev

msg -

Actions_4

16b

Message

zoom (MO)

Delete Exit

// Back Idle Send the

message 1) end the

established calls

2) Back idle Next Msg

Next / Prev

msg -

Actions_5

Quick ADN Edit Exit

// Back Idle Call selected

item 1) end the

established calls

2) Back idle Next Card

Next / Prev

card Quick access to

names

Actions_6

Last dial, Rec.

Unanswered

Details Exit

// Back Idle Call selected

item 1) end the

established calls

2) Back idle Next entry

Next / Prev

entry -

19a

XY Editor

Vol+ (circ.)

-Shortcut

1-2 coms

Volume mode

Vol- Vol+ - 1) end the

established calls

2) Back idle // Mute

DTMF DTMF

1.3.3 EDITORS FUNCTIONS

Normal press Long press

Editor 0 1 2..9 * # 0 1 2..9 * #

19b

Phone number

0 1 2..9 * # 0 1 2..9 *, , +,p #

19b

Numeric

0 1 2..9 No action No action or

decimal

point

0 1 2..9 No action No action or

decimal

point

19b

alpha-numeric

0 1.,-'@:? Chars

and2..9 shift next

char space 0 1 2..9 Toggle caps

lock special

chars

access

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1.4 ACTIONS MENUS CONTENTS

Corresponding to each state above, when relevant, an actions menu is defined with the following items. In each

actions menu, the first items are those that have no direct access.

Action menus

Idle 1 com No digits 8

Idle 1 com digits 10

Idle 2 coms no digits 11

Idle 2 coms digits

AutoDtmf

Hold | Retrieve

Mute |Unmute

End call

AutoDtmf

[Private With (if conference)]

Hold | Retrieve

Mute |Unmute

[End X (if conference)]

End Call

AutoDtmf

Swap

Join

Transfer

Mute |Unmute

End Held

End Active

End All

Swap

Join

Transfer

Mute | Unmute

End Held

End Active

End All

Idle + Network event

15a

SMS MT header

Actions_1

15b

SMS MO header

Actions_2

16a

Message zoom (MT)

Actions_3

Network event dependent Read text

Delete

Forward

Numbers

Read text

Delete

Status

Send

Delete

Forward

Numbers

16b

Message zoom (MO)

Actions_4

Quick DN

Actions_5

LND, Received,

unanswered

Actions_6

Delete

Edit

Status

Send

Edit

Delete

Copy

Move

Call

Store

Delete

Delete All

Edit

Details

Call

1.5 TONES

The tones defined by the GSM recommendations can all be generated as often as required.

Tones may be turned ON or OFF, according to user preference, using the silent alert mode.

Dual Tone Multi Frequency (DTMF) tones are used as Numeric key feedback tones except when entering a

secret code. When dialling SDN and information numbers, DTMF tones feedback may be suppressed as an

operator option.

All tone volumes can be set in the "Settings/Volumes" menu.

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1.6 BACKLIGHT MANAGEMENT

The management of the backlight includes the LCD and the KEYBOARD.

If the mobile is charging, the backlight is Off, except during connection and disconnection phases where a 10-

second backlight switch on is made. This applies for all power sources except Full H/F.

In the case of a full F/H kit (H/F kit with power source), the backlight is switched on in a permanent mode,

whatever is the backlight setting status.

The backlight operates according to its Setting in the "Settings" Menu when the phone is used as a handheld, with

no power connection.

1.6.1 BACK LIGHTING BEHAVIOUR WITH ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

This paragraph describes the behavioural specification of the back lighting. The LCD and the keypad are

backlighted together in all situations. The back lighting management cases are:

 Connection of the mobile to a Cigarette Light Adapter or AC/DC,

 Connection of the mobile to a Hands Free (H/F) car-kit,

 Connection to a Desk Top Charger (DTC),

 Key press or network event with display and mobile connected to a H/F kit, CLA, AC/DC or DTC,

 Key press or network event with display or , connected to a power source and mobile charging is

terminated,

 Incoming Call.

The back lighting is managed via a phone Setting. Some connections enforce temporarily this Setting (connection

to a H/F kit enforces the Setting to "On"). The mobile can be charged in either "Switch Off" or "Switch On"

state.

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1.7 BATTERY CHARGING AND DISPLAY

If the mobile is being charged:

• If the mobile is On, the battery charge process is confirmed by a round robin display in the battery icon

of the Idle screen. The LED is not affected by the charging process.

• If the mobile is Off, the charging process is confirmed by a large animation on the screen. At end of

charging, the screen displays the information charge ended with a full battery icon and a relevant text such

as "Battery Full". During the charge process, the LED is switched on RED, at end of charge, the LED is

switched on GREEN.

1.7.1 CHARGING AND MOBILE ON

"Idle screen"

Idle screen and charging process:

The battery icon is switched in a round robin manner. At end of charge,

the icon remains steady with all bars full.

1.7.2 CHARGING AND MOBILE OFF

Charging…

Charging process and mobile off:

The display indicates that the charge process is in progress

The LED is switched on RED

Battery full

Charging process and mobile off:

End of charging display

The LED is switched on GREEN.

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1.8 LED BEHAVIOUR AND CONNECTIONS

A bicolour LED is present on the mobile front. In a hardware point of view, it can be viewed as

two red and green LED’s that are never switched "ON" at the same time. The LED appearance

gives information about the mobile status and events, as indicated below. Priorities between events

are given. The mobile keeps track of all Led related events and manages the Led behaviour

accordingly to the priorities indicated.

Mobile state Event LED

colour/behaviour Status priority

Off Charge completed Green Steady 1 (Most important)

Charging Red Steady 2

On Incoming call ringing Green/ Flashes quickly 1 (Most important)

Alarm clock, diary event Red/ Flashes quickly 2

Mobile registered to a

network Off 3

Charge completed Off 4

Charging Off 5

1.9 READING THE IMEI

Every GSM telephone has a unique identity that is given by its IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity)

which is a 14-digit number. The IMEI of a phone is followed by the check digit and the Software Version (16

digits in fact) can be seen in the display as follows :

Press : ∗

∗∗

∗ # 0 6 #

IMEI:

1233345678910112

IMEI display:

A press on softkeys clears the display.

A 3 seconds timer clears also the display automatically.

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2. MOBILE SWITCHING ON AND OFF

2.1 MOBILE SWITCH-ON BY THE USER

To switch the phone on, press and hold the Power key. The "AUDIO_POWER_ON_TONE" tone is played if the alert

mode is not "Vibrate only", otherwise a short vibrator activation is performed.. Before the mobile becomes ready

for use, the following operations sequence takes place. It is called the "Power On" sequence.

Self check screen:

The whole screen is blacked. The mobile performs various controls on internal components.

"End of tests"

Enter phone lock:

Phone lock entry screen:

A password editor is entered

If the phone lock code is set, it is requested at this stage.

The phone lock code is a 4-digit numeric code.

In case of error, you have an infinite number or trials.

"1234" Phone lock code entry

You can also enter the international emergency number 112 that will be called in this case

During the call, no other phone feature is available. After the end of the call, the phone returns to

the lock code sequence request with an empty entry.

Enter phone lock:

****|

Ok Clear

Phone lock entry screen:

Press Ok. softkey to validate the lock code

Press Clear softkey to erase the last character. Long Press Clear softkey to erase whole

entry

Ok Phone lock code validation

Enter PIN:

PIN entry screen:

A password editor is entered.

If the PIN control is active on SIM, it is requested at this stage.

The PIN code is a 4-digit to 8-digit number.

The behaviour when entering a PIN is described in Annex B.

"0000" PIN entry

You can also enter the international emergency number 112 that will be called in this case

During the call, no other phone feature is available. After the end of the call, the phone returns to

the PIN sequence request with an empty entry.

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Enter PIN:

****|

Ok Clear

PIN entry screen:

Press # or Ok softkey to validate the PIN.

Press Clear softkey to erase the last character. Long Press Clear softkey to erase whole

entry

Ok PIN validation

"Welcome animation"

Welcome animation screen:

During the display, the mobile determines the language to be used. A network search is also

performed during this animation.

All keys, while in this state, have the same functions as in Idle screen.

"End of searching" Access to all mobile functions is allowed during the animation display.

"Idle screen"

Names Menu

Idle screen:

When the mobile is registered, a " AUDIO_SVC_TONE " tone is played (according to the current

alert mode Setting) and the idle screen is displayed. The phone is now ready for use.

If the ring volume is Off, the ring-off icon is displayed in Idle screen.

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2.2 MOBILE SWITCHING OFF BY THE USER

To switch the phone Off, press and hold the Power key, at any moment, except when the keypad is locked and

when a call is engaged.

"Idle screen"

Names Menu

Idle screen:

Power long press To switch off the mobile

A " AUDIO_POWER_OFF_TONE" tone is played at the same time if the key tone is not silent.

If the mobile switching off is due to a lack of battery power, the switching off sequence is not

displayed.

"Switch Off animation"

Switch Off animation screen:

A single message can also be displayed.

During the display, the mobile is disconnected from the network.

End of sequence The mobile disconnects from the network.

Mobile switched off screen:

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3. STAND-BY STATE DESCRIPTION

3.1 PRESENTATION

The idle state with no established call is the Stand-by State.

This state allows reaching the main menu, the quick ADN list consultation for calling, the direct number dialling,

and the last numbers dialled list direct access.

3.2 INFORMATION DISPLAY IN IDLE STATE

3.2.1 PERMANENT DISPLAY

Permanent display means a display that is always present in normal Idle State. Some other information may

overlap these ones, but the cases are always transitory.

When no phone number is entered, the idle screen information are, when available:

• The RSSI level, if a network is available,

• The battery level,

• The network operator name. If the mobile cannot register on one of the available networks, A blank area

is displayed. If the mobile cannot find a network, the label "No Network" is displayed.

• The time (hour: minute) and date (day/month),

 The Service provider name, if the SIM card has the EFSPN file,

• Two softkeys, labelled Names (left) and Menu (Right).

3.2.2 ADDITIONAL DISPLAY

Some graphic icons provide additional information, when relevant. These pieces of information may be missing

depending on current mobile situation. All icons (except the alarm icon, displayed near the time information) are

displayed in the Idle screen icon bar, on top of the screen.

3.2.2.1 NETWORK RELATED INFORMATION

▲Roaming icon, displayed only if the mobile is camped on a network which is not the user "Home

network"

New received SMS icon

New received Voice mail icon (distinctive icons for all lines, line 1 and line 2)

Unanswered calls icon

Call diverting icon (divert unconditionally): displayed if this function has been set by the user with

the corresponding service menu item,

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3.2.2.2 MOBILE SETTINGS INFORMATION

Ring off icon

Line 2 in use (for DCS only). When using line 1, no indication is displayed,

Keypad is locked,

SMS full icon (same icon as new SMS, but blinking),

The clock alarm icon, when a clock alarm is set,

The vibrator alert mode, displayed when activated,

Home zone indicator

3.2.2.3 VOLATILE DYNAMIC INFORMATION

• CB idle: CB Idle messages are directly displayed on the idle screen and overlap other information

(Service provider name for instance). The information is updated as soon as necessary.

3.2.3 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT IN IDLE SCREEN

3.2.3.1 BATTERY ICON

The battery icon ( ) indicates the battery charge level, with a 3 levels bar graph icon. The icon blinks when the

battery becomes too low for normal operation. For the first time the battery becomes low, a "pop-up" warning

screen is displayed and has to be acknowledged by the user. An "AUDIO_LOW_BATTERY_ALARM_TONE" tone is

played at the same time. If the battery charger is plugged during the pop-up screen display, this one is removed

from the screen.

During battery charging, the battery icon displays a cyclic animation indicating the charging process. When the

battery is full, the cyclic display is stopped and the icon remains static with full Power State.

See preceding section, on connected parts, for the display during charging process.

3.2.3.2 RSSI LEVEL DISPLAY

The 4 levels RSSI icon ( ) indicates the radio signal quality as perceived by the mobile when it is camped on a

network. If the mobile cannot register on a network, no icon is displayed.

3.2.3.3 NETWORK OPERATOR NAME

This information is managed as follows:

• If the mobile can register on a known network, the corresponding name (without country code) is

displayed. If the network is unknown, the country abbreviation and network number are displayed instead,

• If the mobile is unable to register on one of the available networks, the area is blank,

• If the mobile founds no network, the text "No Network" replaces the network operator name.

3.2.3.4 ROAMING ICON

The roaming icon (▲) is shown if the mobile is camped on a network that is different from the HPLMN. When

roaming in the home country, the network operator name remains the one of the home network, otherwise the

name of the visited network is shown.

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3.2.3.5 SMS ICON

This icon ( ) is switched on in the following conditions:

• No SMS icon and The left softkey is labelled Names : no new SMS received and SMS storage is Ok,

• SMS icon blinks and the left softkey is labelled Names : The SMS storage is full,

• SMS icon (non blinking) and the left softkey is labelled Read : New SMS have been received,

• SMS icon blinks and the left softkey is labelled Read : New SMS have been received and the SMS

storage is full.

Depending on the number of networks events pending (SMS, Voice Mail, unanswered calls), the Read softkey

gives access to the event related function directly or to the Idle menu.

3.2.3.6 NEW RECEIVED VOICE MAIL ICON MANAGEMENT

This icon ( ) is switched on when a SMS indicating a voice mail message has been received and not yet listened

to. The left softkey behaviour and label is the same as for a new SMS event. A message in Idle screen indicates

also the fact that new voice mail are waiting (x voice mails). When the mobile is not engaged in a call, a

"AUDIO_SMS_TONE" tone is played each time such an indication is received. The icon and information are

removed when the user calls the related voice mail boxes.

3.2.3.7 NEW UNANSWERED CALLS ICON MANAGEMENT

The "New Unanswered Calls" icon ( ) is switched on when calls have been received, but not answered and

when the user has not yet accessed the unanswered calls list from the Idle screen or from the menus. The left

softkey behaviour is the same as for new SMS management.

In complement to the icon, a message in Idle screen indicates also that unanswered calls have been received (x

unanswered), but not yet checked.

3.2.3.8 CALL DIVERTING ICON

If the call diverting status "Always" is active and known (for the current line in use), the corresponding icon " :"

is displayed on the idle screen. No icon is displayed when the calls are not diverted or when the call diverting

status is unknown. The icon status is stored in mobile non-volatile memory.

At mobile power on:

 If the SIM card contains the EF/CFU file, the icon is displayed according to the state indicated in the file

and also to the current line in use,

 Otherwise the icon is displayed according to the state indicated in non-volatile memory and according to

the SIM card associated id.

3.2.3.9 RING OFF ICON

This icon ( ) is shown if the ring volume is set to Off and the alert tones is "Ring only", "Vibrate then ring",

"Vibrate and ring".

3.2.3.10 VIBRATOR ALERT TONES

This icon ( ) is displayed in the icon bar when the Alert mode is set to "Vibrate only" or "Vibrate then ring".

This icon is displayed at the same place as the Ring off icon, and has priority on display. When setting the Alert

tones to "Ring" or "Vibrate and Ring" and if the ring volume is Off, the Ring off icon then replaces the vibrator

mode icon..

3.2.3.11 DCS LINE 2 ICON

This icon ( ) is shown if the mobile currently uses the DCS line 2. No icon is shown in case of DCS line 1

usage.

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3.2.3.12 CB IDLE MESSAGES DISPLAY

CB messages are directly displayed on the Idle screen. The display principles make use of the largest possible

area, but the Network operator name is preserved in any case. So, these messages are displayed on the bottom

part of the screen. Two lines of the Idle screen is used for CB Idle display. This information may be hidden in

some case, when more important information has to be displayed (Such as network events notifications).

3.2.3.13 OTHER CB MESSAGES DISPLAY

CB messages are displayed on the Idle screen. If required, the whole screen is used for such a display. If the

message is too long to be entirely displayed, a scrolling is provided using the key. A CB message must be

acknowledged by the user to be removed from the screen. After display, the screen content becomes the one

before the CB display.

3.2.3.14 DATE AND TIME DISPLAY

The Date and Time are displayed permanently in Idle screen. The time is displayed on a 24-hour display

basis(Hour, Minute), the date is displayed according to the date format chosen when entering the date value. The

year is not displayed. In case of a numerous of network events, the information is temporarily hidden.

3.2.3.15 HOME ZONE INDICATOR

This icon ( ) is displayed in the icon bar when the mobile is in the user home zone, if this information is

available from the network. Generally, the user home zone allows to have preferential charge when calling.

3.2.3.16 CLOCK ALARM INDICATOR

This icon ( )is displayed near the current time information, when the clock alarm is active.

3.2.3.17 GENERAL INFORMATION DISPLAY FOR NETWORKS EVENTS

When several network events are received, the following information are displayed in the Idle screen:

• The relevant icons are displayed on top of the screen,

• For each network information, a complementary text is displayed, with the following policy:

 For the first event, the area used to display CB Idle message is used (for instance : 3 messages)

 For the second event type, the area used to display the time and date is used (for instance, 2 voice

mail),

 For the third one, the area used to display the network operator name is used (for instance (2

unanswered).

• The left softkey is renamed Read in this context.

3.2.3.18 ACCESS TO NETWORK EVENTS

The left softkey is context sensitive:

• If no network event has to be managed, the softkey label is labelled Names ,

• If only one network event has to be managed, the softkey label is changed to Read and gives a direct

access to the network event related function,

• If several network events are to be managed, the softkey label is changed to Read . In this case, the

softkey gives access to an "Idle menu" that gives access to the related functions,

• In case of Read softkey, the left softkey can be changed to Names again by a press on the End key.

Returning from the phonebooks or the menu in this condition will restore the Read softkey and access

again to the pending network events.

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Example:

Itineris

3 Voice Mail

3 messages

Read Menu

Idle screen:

2 network events icons are displayed in the status bar.

The left softkey label is changed to Read.

The display indicates the pending events: Voice mail, SMS

Read Access to the Idle menu

Messages: 3 new

Voice mail: L1 2 new

Voice mail: L2 1 new

Select Exit

Line Menu screen:

The number of events is given for each event type, when available.

Select Access to new received SMS process

"New SMS read process"

New SMS read process:

The process is similar as an inbox consultation, except that old SMS are not shown.

"End of SMS consultation" A return to Idle is realised

Itineris

3 Voice Mail

Read Menu

Idle screen:

The voice mail icon is now alone in the icon bat

The left softkey label remains Read.

A text on the screen indicates the pending network events, here 3 new voice mail messages

Read Direct access to the voice mail calling process.

"Calling Voice mail

process"

Calling Voice mail process:

The voice mail is called directly

"End of Voice mail

consultation A return to Idle is realised

Itineris

Names Menu

Idle screen:

No more network event icon

The left softkey has now its normal usage.

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3.3 SHORT-CUTS FROM IDLE WINDOW

3.3.1 QUICK ADN DIRECT ACCESS

A press on the Names softkey gives access to the quick ADN, allowing a quick way for dialling. See memory

section for details.

When the left softkey is reserved to access the pending network events menu and is labelled Read in this case, a

press on the End key allows to restore the Names label for the softkey. On return from the menus, the

previously removed Read softkey is restored automatically.

3.3.2 GENERAL MENU ACCESS

A press on the Menu softkey gives access to the general menu, allowing managing all phone functions.

3.3.3 DIRECT ALERT TONES ACCESS

A long press on the key gives access to the alert mode menu, with a direct choice between (Vibrate and Ring).

See the setting section for details

3.3.4 KEYPAD LOCK

A press on the Action followed by a press on # key locks/unlocks the keypad. In the locked state:

• The way for unlocking the keypad is indicated to the user on each key press, via an information screen,

• No sounds are generated on key presses,

• The backlight is "switched on" on key presses,

• The left softkey is hidden and the right softkey label is Unlock .

• The keypad locked icon is displayed between the softkeys.

• The keypad unlock is obtained by a press on Unlock or Actions followed by a press on #.

While in locked state:

• Dialling emergency numbers is possible: international number 112, and all emergency numbers stored on

SIM. Receiving a new call unlocks the keypad automatically, allowing answering to the call. After call

termination, the locked state is retrieved automatically.

3.3.5 SPEED DIALLING

Long presses on 1 to 9 keys allow dialling the corresponding associated phone number. The 1 key is devoted to

voice mail.

3.3.6 LAST NUMBERS DIALLED LIST

A press on SEND while in Idle state displays the Last Numbers Dialled list with the most recent call displayed

first. A new press on SEND calls this number. See LND list management for details.

3.3.7 VOLUMES CONTROL

A press on the volume ( ) key gives access to the volumes control menu. When entering the function, a volume

menu is displayed allowing to choose which volume to operate on, with the ring volume at first position.

The behaviour is the same as the access to the volume control via the menus. After tuning of one of the volumes,

the process returns directly to the volume menu.

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"Idle screen"

Names Menu

Idle screen:

Access to volumes control

Volumes Control:

Ring

Ramping

Keys

Select Exit

Master volume control menu

Press key to choose the volume to tune, in a circular way.

The * ( ) and # (é) keys allow also a menu navigation.

Select Master volume tuning selection

Ring

volume

Ok Exit

Ring volume control screen:

Press key or * ( ) and # (é) keys to adjust the control

8 steps are offered for volume tuning. Press on the corresponding key adjust the volume to the

same value (Press on 7 sets the volume to 7

When going outside the bounds, a " AUDIO_VOLUME_KEY_ERROR_TONE " tone is played

#Increase the ring volume control value

The "AUDIO_VOLUME_RING_TONE" is played according to the value and the master volume

current value.

Ring

volume

Ok Exit

Ring volume control screen:

Exit long press Return to Idle screen

"Idle screen"

Names Menu

Idle screen:

3.3.8 PROGRAMMING THE HOTKEY

On the Social mobile phone, the hotkey is user programmable. This can be realised using the "Settings/hotkey"

menu item or by a long press on the hotkey. See the Setting chapter for details.

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4. MMI POLICY

This section presents the different principles used in MMI policy.

4.1 DIRECTION ARROWS MANAGEMENT

In order to indicate that several screens are available for the current display, two arrows are displayed between

the softkeys. The two arrows have the following meaning:

Drawing Meaning

First page of display

éPage in the middle of pages list

éLast page of display

Only one page of display.

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4.2 USE OF FUNCTION KEYS IN MENUS

Press key to navigate in the menu. Continuous presses allow fast navigation. The navigation is done in a

circular way. After the end of the menu, an automatic return to the beginning is performed. Another way to

navigate is the use of * (to navigate ) and # keys (to navigateé), but this requires opening the flip.

Press Select softkey to select the current item.

Press Exit softkey to exit to the parent menu.

To directly return to Idle, long press Exit softkey or press END if no call is connected .

4.2.1 LINE MODE MENUS

Example: the menu has 7 items.

Item 1

Item 2

Item 3

Item 4

Select Exit

Line Menu screen:

the current highlighted item is Item 1

Press 3 times

Item 1

Item 2

Item 3

Item 4

Select Exit

Line Menu screen:

The current highlighted item is Item 4

Item 5

Item 6

Item 7

Select Exit

Line Menu screen:

We change of group of menu items: this allows a faster view of the next items.

the current highlighted item is now Item 5.

This page has 3 items. A press on while on item 7 will go to the first screen above.

Press 3 times

Item 1

Item 2

Item 3

Item 4

Select Exit

Line Menu screen:

Return to the first group of items.

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4.2.2 PAGE MODE MENUS

Same navigation principles as for line mode menus.

"Menu page 1

Item 1"

Select Exit

Page Menu screen:

"Menu page 2

Item 2"

Select Exit

Page Menu screen:

When on the last page, Press to go to the first page

4.3 AUTOMATIC SCROLL

Automatic scroll is used to display some large text information, such as SMS text, CB text, etc. The automatic

scroll is entered after a 5 seconds duration with no user action. Once started, each page is displayed during 5

seconds. If the user makes an action (such a manual scroll), the automatic scroll procedure is restarted after this

delay.

The information is scrolled in pages units.

An example is given below.

Text page 1

Exit

Text display:

Page 1 of text

"5 sec timer" Goes to the next page

Text page 2

Exit

Text display:

Page 2 of text

Goes manually to the next page

Text page 3

Exit

Text display:

Page 3 of text

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4.4 INFORMATION MESSAGE DISPLAY PROCEDURE

This window is composed of a text area and an icon area. An example is shown below.

Call is on hold

Exit

Information display:

The way to exit is to press the softkeys only.

END keys have a function related to the current call situation.

Presses on numeric keys have no actions.

This information is displayed during 3 seconds and can be exited by a press on any softkey.

4.5 RECAPITULATION DISPLAY PROCEDURE

This window is composed of a text area and an icon area.

✆ // ✆

Albert

00:03:12

Exit

Recapitulation display:

The way to exit is to press the softkeys only.

END keys have a function related to the current call situation.

Presses on numeric keys have no actions.

This information is displayed during 3 seconds and can be exited by a press on any softkey.

For the settings modifications, a recapitulation display is made in any case when a setting is changed. This relates

to all phone settings and also for supplementary services settings and all alert tones settings. No such screen when

the settings are not changed. The standard recapitulation screen in these case is as follows:

Stored

Exit

Recapitulation display:

For setting modification

Duration 1 second. Exit possible by Exit .

4.6 ERROR DISPLAY PROCEDURE

This display procedure allows the display of a recapitulation screen. This window is composed of a text area and

an icon area. The icon is an error typical one. Example:

User Busy

Exit

Error display:

The way to exit is to press the softkeys only.

END keys have a function related to the current call situation.

Presses on numeric keys have no actions.

The screen is automatically removed after 3 seconds of display.

An error beep signals the problem at the time of display.

This information is displayed during 3 seconds and can be exited by a press on any softkey.

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4.7 TRANSITION DISPLAY PROCEDURE

The transition procedure is used when a requested user action cannot be performed immediately (for instance,

setting a network service, which calls the network to realise the action). The behaviour is as follows:

• If the action cannot be realised within a one-second delay, a waiting screen is displayed during the action.

This display is composed of a text area and an icon area. The icon is a wait typical one and may be an

animated one. In this case, the sequence is displayed as often as necessary until action completion.

Example:

Requesting…

Abort

Transition display:

Depending on the context, an Abort softkey may be displayed.

• When the action has been completed or not, a result screen is displayed, which explains the new situation,

in relation to the user requested action. Example:

Outgoing calls

barred

Exit

Recapitulation display:

The way to exit is to press the softkeys only.

END keys have a function related to the current call situation.

Presses on numeric keys have no actions.

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4.8 BINARY CHOICE PROCEDURE

This procedure is used to select a value between two ones: Yes or No, On or Off or any other labels, but with

only 2 possible and exclusives options. A question procedure is a particular case of a binary choice procedure.

The window is composed of a title area, a text for option 1, a text for option 2, an icon area indicating a choice

between two answers.

If no setting is attached to the choice, the user is proposed to validate the positive answer, performing the action

associated to the question.

Example:

Delete entry?

Yes

Select Exit

Binary choice display (no setting):

Same navigation principles as in menus

Press Select softkey to select the current item.

Press Exit softkey to exit to the parent menu, Long press on Exit goes directly to Idle screen

Press END key (if no call) to directly exit to the idle screen.

If a phone setting is attached to the choice, the screen is entered with the current setting of the related function. In

this case, the user has to choose the other item if he wants to change the setting value.

Example:

Voice mail alert:

Off

Select Exit

Binary choice display:

When entering the question, the current voice mail alert setting value is "On"

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4.9 GENERAL USER ENTRY POLICY

4.9.1 DISPLAY

The display contains:

• An optional header,

• An entry.

The punctuation symbol at the end of the text header is part of the header. It can be ":" or "?" or even left away if

required to solve a translation problem.

4.9.2 FUNCTION KEYS USAGE

The function keys usage depends on the context. The principal types of entries are studied below.

4.9.3 USE OF END KEY

A press on END during menu or entry operations will terminate all (active or held) connected calls ( END is a

mean to exit the menus when no call is connected). So, in this situation, use the Exit softkey to exit the menus

or memories). A normal press on Exit exits to the parent process, a long press on Exit directly exits to the Idle

screen.

4.10 NUMERIC AND FLOAT EDITOR

4.10.1 SCREEN EXAMPLES

Enter unit:

|Ok Exit

Numeric entry without initial entry:

PPU

0.2345|

Ok Clear

Numeric entry with initial entry:

4.10.2 KEY USAGE

Normal press Long press

0 1 2..9 * # 0 1 2..9 * #

0 1 2..9 No action No action or

decimal

point

0 1 2..9 No action No action or

decimal

point

softkey Exit

softkey Clear

softkey Ok

softkey Exit

softkey Clear

softkey

Entry

validation Exit to

parent menu

/ process

Clear last

digit Goes one

char right

(circular)

- Exit to Idle Erases

whole entry Goes to end

of entry

4.10.3 DESCRIPTION

A vertical line cursor is used ( | ) with the convention: (Digit before cursor)|(Digit at cursor).

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When entering digits, the right softkey is changed to Clear , the left softkey appears if the minimum entry size is

reached and is labelled Ok in this case.

The entry mode is only replace (the entered digit replaces the digit before cursor position, if any).The number is

displayed left justified.

An " AUDIO_DIGIT_KEY_TONE" is played for each key press. When the maximum entry size is reached, an

"AUDIO_KEY_ERROR_TONE" tone is played and the entry remains unchanged.

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4.11 ALPHANUMERIC EDITOR

4.11.1 SCREENS EXAMPLES

Name:

|Ok Exit

Alphanumeric entry without initial entry:

Name:

Albert |

Ok Clear

Alphanumeric entry with initial entry:

For SMS and scratchpad editors, the default letter case is lower case. For other editors, the default letter case is

uppercase.

4.11.2 KEY USAGE

Normal press Long press

0 1 2..9 * # 0 1 2..9 * #

0 1.,-'@:? Chars

and2..9 shift next

char space 0 1 2..9 Toggle caps

lock special

chars

access

softkey Exit

softkey Clear

softkey Ok

softkey Exit

softkey Clear

softkey

Entry

validation Exit to

parent menu

/ process

Clear last

digit Goes one

char right

(circular)

- Exit to Idle Erases

whole entry Goes to end

of entry

4.11.3 DESCRIPTION

A vertical line cursor is used ( | ) with the convention: (Character before cursor)|(Character at cursor).

If empty entry, the left softkey is labelled Ok or is missing (if a minimum entry length is required). The right

softkey is labelled Exit .

Characters are inserted using the keypad, before the character at cursor position. The right softkey is changed to

Clear , the left softkey appears if the minimum entry size is reached and is labelled Ok in this case.

The entry mode is only insertion (the entered characters are inserted after the character before cursor).

Presses on keys display the corresponding character set available on the key. Successive key presses allow to

choose the desired character from the list displayed on the top of the screen.

The text is displayed left justified and starts from the left upper corner of the screen.

An " AUDIO_DIGIT_KEY_TONE" is played for each key press. When the maximum entry size is reached, an

"AUDIO_KEY_ERROR_TONE" tone is played and the entry remains unchanged.

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4.11.4 CHARACTERS SETS

A set of characters is associated to each numeric key except 0. These characters are accessed by successive short

presses on the key, in a round robin manner. The associated set of characters is language dependent. For instance,

here are the lists for English and French.

See in Annex A the complete sequences of character sets for 3 European languages. A extract of this annex is

given below.

French English

Key Lower Upper Lower Upper

000

11.,-'@:? 1.,-'@:?

2abc2àç ABC2 abc2 ABC2

3def3éè DEF3É def3 DEF3

4ghi4 GHI4 ghi4 GHI4

5jkl5 JKL5 jkl5 JKL5

6mno6 MNO6 mno6 MNO6

7pqrs7 PQRS7 pqrs7 PQRS7

8tuv8ùü TUV8 tuv8 TUV8

9wxyz9 WXYZ9 wxyz9 WXYZ9

4.11.5 SPECIAL CHARACTERS PAGES

The special characters are set in 3 pages that are accessed by a long press on "#". A page scroll is then possible

using the direction keys. A direct symbol selection is made using the [1..9] keys. After that, the display returns to

the alphanumeric entry.

The special characters pages contents are as follows:

( )% +#* ¥$£

!;" /&=

_¡¿ <>§

Example:

Chicken stock has been

unblocked. Note that if A

Ok Clear

Alphanumeric entry screen:

# long press To access the special characters pages

1:( 2:) 3:%

4:! 5:; 6:¥

7:£ 8:$ 9: ¿

Exit

Special characters screen:

Select directly the right character by a press on the corresponding position key on the keypad

(Press 1 to select "(", 2 to select ")", Press 9 to select " ", etc.)

Press (circular) or Press * and # to view other pages..

6 To select the ":¥" character

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Chicken stock has been

unblocked. Note that if A

:¥|

Ok Clear

Alphanumeric entry screen:

the = symbol has been added to the text at cursor position

F Note: The order of characters displayed here in the special characters pages is only an example and

may be different in the final product.

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4.12 DIALLING ENTRY

This entry mode is entered when dialling a phone number from the Idle screen. The number is displayed right-

justified. The number is displayed in double-height digits if it can fit on one LCD line, otherwise normal height

characters are used.

+44712251637|

Store Clear

Dialling screen:

Use 0 to 9, * and # for entry

Press Clear softkey to erase last char.

Long press Clear softkey to return to Idle.

Store allows to store the number in memories

The entry is displayed in double height characters if the number can fit on a line, otherwise

normal size characters are used.

Press SEND key to send the call.

A press on END terminates previously connected calls if any or returns directly to Idle

Direction keys have no usage related to the entry.

A telephone number (including « P » symbols) can be up to 46 digits in length and one "+" for

international Dialling. Digits after the maximum number of digits will not be accepted

Long press on * gives access to *, +, P (pause).

An " AUDIO_DIGIT_KEY_TONE" is played for each key press. When the maximum entry size is

reached, an " AUDIO_KEY_ERROR_TONE" toneis played and the entry remains unchanged.

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4.13 "NUMBER CORRECTION BEFORE DIALLING" ENTRY

This kind of editor is entered when a number containing wild characters is called from the memories. Before

calling, the number has to be completed by the user at calling time.

+447|_2251__

Ok Clear

Number correction screen:

Press Clear softkey to erase the last entered character.

Long press Clear softkey to erase all entered characters

Ok validates the entry and sends the number.

Wild characters are indicated by _.

The entry is displayed in double height characters if the number can fit on one line; otherwise

normal size characters are used.

Press SEND key to send the call (This is allowed only if no wild characters remain).

A press on END terminates previously connected calls if any or returns directly to Idle.

key allows navigating through the wild characters, in a circular way.

New characters can be added after the rightmost one (Use 0 to 9, * and # are allowed).

4.14 PHONE NUMBER ENTRY

This mode is entered when a phone number is required to continue the current process.

Phone number:

+44712251637|

Ok Clear

Phone number entry screen:

Press Clear softkey to erase last char.

Long press Clear softkey to clear the whole entry.

When allowed, press SEND to call the number. In some circumstances, SEND has no effect

Press Ok to validate the entry and return to the parent process.

A press on END terminates previously connected calls if any or returns to Idle

Press on to navigate in the number. A long press goes to the end of the number, short

presses allow a circular navigation in the number.

A telephone number (including « P » symbols) can be up to 46 digits in length and one "+" for

international Dialling. Digits after the maximum number of digits will not be accepted

Long press on * gives access to *, +, P (pause), _(wild character) characters.

The initial entry can be empty or a previously entered or selected number.

On empty entry,

- the Clear softkey is renamed Exit and allows to leave the current process

- the Ok softkey is replaced by a Names softkey (depending on the context),

allowing an access to phone books

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4.15 PASSWORD ENTRY

4.15.1 SCREEN EXAMPLE

Enter PIN:

****|

Ok Clear

Password entry screen:

4.15.2 KEY USAGE

Normal press Long press

0 1 2..9 # 0 1 2..9 #

0 1 2..9 Entry

validation 0 1 2..9 Entry

validation

softkey Exit

softkey Clear

softkey SEND key Ok

softkey Exit

softkey Clear

softkey

Entry

validation Exit to

parent menu

/ process

Clear last

digit Emergency

call / Error - Exit to Idle Erases

whole entry

4.15.3 DESCRIPTION

The password entry mode is activated when entering passwords: Phone lock, PIN, PIN2, PUK; PUK2, Call

barring password.

The entry is displayed left justified. A vertical line cursor indicates the entry point. No initial entry is possible.

"*" are echoed when entering digits.

Depending on the circumstances, the right softkey may have an Exit label on empty entry, allowing leaving the

process, otherwise the softkey has no label associated with.

The left softkey becomes Ok only when the minimum password length has been reached.

As the # key has to be allowed for the PIN validation, it is also allowed for all passwords validation in addition

to the Ok softkey.

During the mobile initialisation phase, the user must be able to start an emergency call set-up even at password

entry. As a consequence if the user validates a SOS phone number followed by SEND , a SOS call is initiated.

When the call is ended, the password editor will be reached back with an empty entry.

4.16 DIALLING IN MENUS

Dialling in the main menu structure is possible at any moment except:

• In terminal operations menus, that require an answer for a precise operation,

• In the options menus.

Due to * and # keys usage for menu scrolling, the dialled number cannot starts with one of these two characters.

When dialling in menus is performed, the current menu position is lost and dialling is made as for a normal

dialling from the Idle screen.

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5. MAKING AND RECEIVING CALLS

5.1 MAKING A SINGLE CALL

Sending a call is one of the most important functions of a phone. Sending a call can be realised using the

following ways:

• Once in Idle display, enter a phone number followed by a press on the SEND key,

• Scan through the phonebook., accessed via the Names softkey, scrolling in the list using the or *, #

keys and pressing SEND to call the current card number,

• Scan through memories, accessed by the Menu softkey, "Memory/Recall" item and doing the same

actions as above,

• Calling a number from the last numbers dialled list, accessed by a press on the SEND key while no call,

scrolling through the list using the or *, # keys and pressing SEND to recall the current card number,

• Calling a number from the "Received" and "Unanswered" calls list, via the Menu softkey, followed by "

Memory/Call Register" item selection and selecting the corresponding list. Once on the list, doing the

same actions as for the "Last dialled numbers" list,

• Calling a number included in a received SMS during SMS inbox consultation (see this section for details),

• Calling a number included in a CB message,

• Calling a number stored in the memo, by an access to the Scratchpad (see corresponding section),

• Calling a number from the network operator SDN or Information numbers lists,

• Calling the voicemail, the "InfoConso" service, etc.

The following paragraphs describe only the first case.

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5.1.1 MAKING A CALL FROM THE IDLE SCREEN

5.1.1.1 DIALLING A NUMBER

"Idle screen"

Names Menu

Idle screen:

Use the numeric keys 0 to 9, * and # to enter the desired telephone number.

International calls can be made using the local international access code or by using the * key.

By a long press on the key, the "+" symbol will be displayed; this shall be followed by the country

"+44712251637" code and the subscriber number

During a telephone number input the * key also can be used to enter « Pause » characters in

the telephone number sequence. When the * key is held down, the « P » symbol will be

inserted.

+44712251637

Store Clear

Dialling screen:

Clear allows to erase the last character

Store allows to store the number in memories

The entry is displayed in double height characters if the number can hold on a line.

SEND Sends the call

A telephone number (including « P » symbols) can be up to 46 digits in length and one "+" for

international Dialling. Digits after the maximum number of digits will not be accepted

John

✆ →

✆

✆✆

✆L2

Calling screen:

An animation shows the progress of the call

The "Off-hookl." icon is switched on

Press END to terminate the call

The dialled number is compared with the numbers stored in all memories. If a match is found,

the corresponding name is displayed instead of the phone number.

No line is indicated, so the call is set-up from the line 1, otherwise the line 2 is indicated

John

✆ →

✆

✆✆

✆L2

Calling screen:

John is alerted

The ringing tone is heard in the ear-piece. When the call is connected, the connected call screen

(with the call timer) is displayed.

"John answers"

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

John is connected

The micro is switched on automatically.

5.1.1.2 LIST OF INTERNATIONAL COUNTRY CODES FOR DIALLING

If the international prefix "+" is dialled as first character, the user is proposed an access to a list of international

country codes, allowing a more reliable entry mode. Example:

L2 Idle screen:

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"Idle screen"

Names Menu

"*"long press Starting composing a new phone number with a "+" as first digit

Codes Clear

Dialling screen:

Clear allows to erase the last character

Codes allows to consult a list of international country codes

The entry is displayed in double height characters if the number can hold on a line.

Codes Consult the list of codes

England

France

Germany

Italy

Select Exit

List of country codes:

Fast access is allowed using the keypad: 2 starts in the countries from A, or B (after two

presses) or C after 3 presses, 3 starts with country with a D, etc..

A subset of 32 countries is proposed.

***Select Selects Italy

+39

Store Clear

Dialling screen:

The code for Italy has been appended to the entry.

The list of countries includes the following countries:

Algeria Germany Argentina Australia Austria

Belgium Brazil Canada Denmark Spain

United States Finland Greece Hong-Kong Iran

Ireland Israel Italy Japan Lebanon

Luxembourg Morocco Mexico Norway New Zealand

Netherlands Portugal United Kingdom Singapore Sweden

Switzerland Tunisia France Russia Estonia

Latvia Lithuania China

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5.2 SENDING DTMF TONES DURING OUTGOING CALL

Sending DTMF tones is possible during the outgoing call state. In this case, presses on 0 to 9, * and # keys

results in sending DTMF tones to the remote user. No display is done for such entries. The DTMF tone

corresponding to the key pressed is played in the ear-piece as feedback.

5.1.2 ERROR CASES

In each case of error, a warning tone signals the problem and at the same time, an information screen is displayed

during 3 seconds. A press on any softkey allows exiting the screen.

5.1.2.1 ERRORS DUE TO LOCAL PROBLEMS

The phone may reject the call in the following cases:

♦ When the call is refused due to fixed dialling mode (Error message "Fixed Dialling only"),

♦ Two calls are already connected: a third one cannot be set-up (Error message "Not allowed"),

♦ The SIM has a limited amount of charge and the limit is already reached, so the new call cannot be

set-up (Error message "Max cost reached"),

♦ The phone number structure is unrecognised or is incorrect (Error message "Entry Error"),

In these cases, an information screen is displayed immediately, indicating the reason of the problem and the

display returns to Idle screen or Call connected screen, as appropriate. An example of such a screen is displayed

below.

Fixed dialling only

Exit

Error screen:

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5.1.2.2 ERRORS DUE TO REMOTE PARTY PROBLEMS

♦ User busy (Error message "User busy"),

♦ No response ("No response"),

♦ Incoming calls barred (Error message "Call barred"),

♦ User unreachable (Error message "Call failed"),

♦ The remote party has changed of number (Error message " Number changed "),

♦ Other cases (Error message "Call failed").

Depending on the reason, the auto-retry is activated or not and if the Setting is on. In these cases of errors,

supervisory tones are played to signal the problem to the user.

Example:

User busy

Exit

Error screen:

5.1.3 THE AUTORETRY FEATURE

If the auto-retry is activated, the following screen is displayed after the error message display.

Retrying

Calling

John è

Names Menu

Auto-retry screen:

The auto-retry name blinks when in this state

The process is cancelled by a press on any key.

The auto-retry is possible only in no calls situations.

A press on any key clears the auto-retry screen. In this case, the recall number is definitively stopped. The display

goes to the relevant state that caused the auto-retry stop. If the auto-retry is not stopped, the call is tried again

using the same parameters as for the first time.

Each time a call is tried, a warning tone indicates the calling process activation. The calling process is executed

as for a normal call. If the call fails, the return to auto-retry is automatic and a new attempt will be tried after a

defined duration.

The number of attempts depends on the cause of the failure. For example, if the called party was busy, 10

attempts will be made. If the call set-up fails after the allowed number of attempts is reached, the auto-retry

screen is erased and the display returns to the Idle screen content.

If the retry attempt succeeds, it will proceed like a normal call and the auto-retry feature is deactivated.

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5.2 RECEIVING A CALL

This paragraph relates the display and actions when receiving a call in Idle state only.

5.2.1 RECEIVING A CALL: DISPLAY

John

L2 No ring

Incoming call screen:

-A phone ringing animation is displayed

-The ringing tone is played according to the phone Setting (ring tone or Names, ring volume,

ramping option)

The line used for the call is given in the screen.

The right softkey allows to stop the ring. Once stopped, the sk label is suppressed

The line which has been call, in case of such a feature (ALS)

The backlight is switch on in a steady mode (if ring is active) or flashes (if no ring),

The LED flashes green.

Depending on information availability, the calling user identity can be displayed in the following

forms: - "Call", if the calling party number is not available,

- "Withheld", if the number has been hidden by the calling user, via the CLIR service,

- "Number", if the number is provided and not found in memories,

- "Name", if the number can be matched with one of the memories cards.

5.2.2 RECEIVING A CALL: ACCEPT

In the case of an incoming call, the different possible actions are as follows.

5.2.2.1 ACCEPT THE CALL

John

L2 No Ring

Incoming call screen:

SEND Accepts the call

The incoming call identification is added to the "Received calls list " automatically, with the

following information, when available: caller phone number or name (if found in Phonebooks).

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

See description in next section

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5.2.3 RECEIVING A CALL: REJECT (BUSY)

John

L2 No Ring

Incoming call screen:

END Rejects the call

The call is then rejected with a busy cause, sent to the calling user.

The call identification information are added to the " Received calls list " with the calling party

phone number (if available) or name (if the phone number has been found in memories).

"Mobile state before call" Idle screen:

5.2.4 SENDING DTMF TONES ON CALL RECEPTION

Sending DTMF tones is possible during the incoming call state. In this case, presses on 0 to 9, * and # keys

results in sending DTMF tones to the calling user. the corresponding digits are echoed on the screen at the same

time. As feedback, for each key, the corresponding DTMF tone is played when pressing on the key.

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5.2.5 ADDITIONAL MESSAGES RECEIVED DURING INCOMING CALL STATE

During these states, additional messages can be received, depending on network capacities and depending on

network services activation. Such messages include:

• Call is a diverted one (the call was for another user and is diverted to you),

• Call divert is active (the network informs you the call diverting service is active),

• Call is transferred (the call is a call that the calling user transfers to you).

These information are displayed in an information screen displayed briefly while the call is waiting/ringing. Such

a screen is given here:

John

L2 No Ring

Incoming call screen:

The line used for the call is given in the screen.

The right softkey allows to stop the ring.

Diverted call

L2 No Ring

Incoming call screen:

If the call is a diverted one or r is a transfered one, the incoming call screen displays also

information about this.

The display switches between all these information with the same global screen structure

Press on SEND or END to manage the call as normal

SEND Accepts the call

The incoming call identification is added to the "Received calls list " automatically, with the

following information, when available: caller phone number or name (if found in Phonebooks).

In the case of a waiting call, softkeys are used as normal instead of SEND and END keys for

call management.

In case of several information displayed in the incoming call screen, the switch timing is 2

seconds.

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

See description in next section

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5.3 DURING THE SINGLE CALL

5.3.1 ONE CALL: DISPLAY

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

The call duration indicates the hours, minutes and seconds and is updated in real time. If the

costs are computed and the Credit limit value is not 0 on the SIM card, the remaining cost is

displayed instead of the call duration.

the remote user phone number or corresponding name (if found in memories) is displayed,

A graphic drawing shows the current status of the call (active or held)

The Off-hook icon is displayed steady

Press Names to access to the quick ADN,

Press Menu softkey to access the general menu

Press SEND to hold/retrieve the call,

Long press down to mute/unmute the micro

Press Actions to access the options menu (call contextual menu)

Press to adjust the audio volume.

The status bar gives all information related to the call : line in use, EFR, micro muted, RSSI and

battery level.

5.3.1.1 ICONS IN SUCH STATE

While in a call, the icon bar can display any of the following icons:

L2 Line 2 in use (for DCS only). When using line 1, no indication is displayed

Home zone indicator

Micro is muted

<TBD> High Quality Sound

<TBD> Call is not enciphered (This icon is managed on operator request only)

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5.3.2 ONE CALL: DIRECT ACTIONS

5.3.2.1 SPEECH VOLUME ADJUSTMENT

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

Press adjust the audio volume.

A bar graph is displayed during tuning and the audio level is modified accordingly.

Special tones indicate that the minimum or maximum level has been reached.

8 levels are foreseen for audio adjustment.

Access to speech volume control

Speech Volume

Vol- Vol+

Ring volume control screen:

Continuous presses on key allow an continuous audio level increase or decrease operation

(In a circular way). The conversation volume is played as tuning feedback

The function is exited when no actions on keys after 2 seconds or by a press on any key.

Increase the volume control value.

The volume is immediately modified and no validation is needed to confirm the modification.

An other way to tune the volume is to use the left softkey (volume decrease) or right softkey (volume increase). An

"AUDIO_VOLUME_KEY_ERROR_TONE is played when overstepping the bounds).

Speech Volume

Vol- Vol+

Ring volume control screen:

"Timer" Leave the process

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

5.3.2.2 SENDING DTMF TONES

If the connected call is active, entering 0 .. 9 , * , # sends DTMF tones to the remote party. At the same time,

digits are displayed on the screen as for a dialling screen. The DTMF tone feedback corresponding to the key

pressed is played at the same time, as long as the key is pressed.

5.3.2.3 MAKING A NEW CALL

The same means used to make a new call from the idle screen can be used to make a new call while in a

conversation. The current connected call is put on hold automatically and the new call becomes active when

connected. After the new call connection, the display is a "two connected calls" one. See details below for this

display. The feature with the international country codes access is also available.

5.3.2.4 END THE CALL

See next section

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5.3.2.5 HOLD AND RETRIEVE OPERATIONS

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

The micro is muted.

Press SEND to hold the active call.

SEND Holds the call

Requesting.. Transition screen:

the screen is displayed only if the operation duration exceeds 1 second.

Call on hold

Exit

Information screen:

Display during 2 seconds

[

[[✆

✆✆

✆

✆✆

✆

✆✆

✆]

]]John

00:00:12

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

Press SEND to retrieve the held call

SEND Retrieves the call

Requesting.. Transition screen:

the screen is displayed only if the operation duration exceeds 1 second.

Call active

Exit

Information screen:

Display during 2 seconds

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:23

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

Retrieving a call unmutes the micro automatically

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5.3.2.6 MUTING AND UNMUTING THE MICROPHONE

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

Long Press key to directly unmute the microphone.

Mute Mute the micro

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

The micro is muted.

Long Press key to directly unmute the microphone.

Long press Unmutes the micro

F Note: the micro is automatically unmuted when the call is retrieved (i.e. during swap

operations). This allows to talk with no additional action as soon as the retrieve operation is

terminated.

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

The micro is active again.

5.3.2.7 MENU AND NAMES ACCESS

Press Names to access to the quick ADN, press on Menu to access to the Main Menu. The same operations as

normal accesses to these services are allowed. The connected call remains connected during menu and names

operations.

If you were in the menus or editing a SMS at the time of incoming call connection, the menu context is preserved

as long as no menu access is made during the call. In this situation, during the call, a press on Menu gives access

to the menu root and the current operation context is lost. Nevertheless, if a SMS was being written at the time of

call, the SMS text is saved (in RAM memory only) and a new SMS composition access will display the saved

text as initial entry.

Note: A press on END during these operations will terminate all (active or held) connected call ( END can

be used to exit the menus when no call is connected only). So, in this situation, use the Exit softkey to exit the

menus or memories).

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5.3.3 ONE CALL: "OPTIONS" MENU

Press Actions key to access to call related operations menu:

Item Function

AutoDTMF To enter a DTMF string and send it, available only if the call is active:

- This item allows you to enter a DTMF string and send it to the remote party,

- The string can be entered directly or can be selected from the memories,

- A waiting screen is displayed during the DTMF transmission.

Hold | Retrieve To hold the active call or retrieve the held call (Same actions as a press on SEND key)

The item is Hold is the connected call is active, Retrieve otherwise.

Mute | Unmute To Mute or unmute the micro (same actions as a press on the key)

The item is Mute if the micro is active, Unmute otherwise.

An icon in the icon bar indicates the

End call Allows to end the call (Same actions as a press on the END key, see next section).

5.3.4 THE AUTO-DTMF FEATURE

Another way to send DTMF tones is via the options menu, using the Auto-dtmf item. This item opens a phone

number editor where the user can enter a GSM string. Pressing SEND sends the DTMF string, as described

below.

The user can get a DTMF string from the memories (Names softkey) or can store a new one before sending it

(Store softkey).

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

Actions Options menu access

Auto DTMF

Hold

Mute

End call

Select Exit

Options menu:

Select Selects Auto-dtmf item

DTMF codes:

Names Exit

DTMF string entry:

Names = access to phone book in order to select a dtmf string

12345678901234456*56

DTMF string entry

DTMF codes: DTMF string entry:

Store = the string can be stored in phone books as a normal phone number

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2345678901234456*56#|

Store Clear

Send Sends the DTMF string

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Sending DTMF... Transition screen:

The string is being transmitted

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:34

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

5.3.5 ONE CALL: RECEIVING NOTIFICATIONS MESSAGES

Notification messages can be received while connected. For example:

• You are joined to a conference call,

• You are split from a conference call,

• The other party has put you on hold,

• The other party has retrieved the conversation,

• The call has been transferred to another party,

• Etc.

Example::

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

Call joined

to a

conference Exit

Information screen:

A warning beep is played at the same time.

Exit by any softkey

"Right softkey" Exits the screen

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

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5.3.6 ONE CALL: COST CONTROL OPERATIONS

During the call, and if the network provides the service, the call cost is calculated in real time, based on network

information. Files on the SIM stores also values related to the cost management (ACMMax file, ACM file). If the

ACMMax value is set to a non-zero value, the call is terminated when the ACM reaches the ACMMax value. In

this situation, when the ACM reaches the ACMMax, an " AUDIO_AOC_TONE" tone is played in the ear-piece in

order to inform the user.

5.3.7 ONE CALL: RECEIVING A NEW CALL

Such a situation is called "Call waiting" and is submitted to your network subscription.

If you have not subscribed to the service, this situation cannot occur and the network rejects new incoming calls

directly with a "busy" cause.

5.3.7.1 ONE CALL + WAITING: DISPLAY

John

Repl. ✆L2 Reject

Waiting call screen:

-An animation with a phone ringing is displayed (waiting call animation)

The "AUDIO_CALL_WAITING_TONE" is played

–The caller identity is managed as for an incoming call

-The line which has been call, in case of such a feature (ALS), if line 2, is indicated

-The backlight is switch on in a steady mode (if ring is active) or flashes (if no ring),

-The LED flashes green.

-The "Off-hook" icon is displayed indicating a call already established

Press Repl. to replace the current call

Press Rej . to reject the waiting call.

Press SEND to accept the waiting call (the current one is automatically put on hold if

necessary)

Diverted call

Repl. ✆L2 Rej.

Waiting call screen:

As for an incoming call, information about the waiting call can be displayed during the incoming

call state.

The keypad keys and softkeys roles remain the same as for a waiting call.

5.3.7.2 ONE CALL + WAITING: ACCEPT THE WAITING CALL

John

Repl. ✆L2 Rej.

Waiting call screen:

SEND Accepts the waiting call

If active, the connected call is put on hold automatically.

✆

✆✆

✆John

Albert

Names Menu

Two calls screen:

Albert has been put on hold.

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5.3.7.3 ONE CALL + WAITING: END THE CONNECTED CALL

John

Repl. ✆L2 Rej.

Waiting call screen:

END Ends the connected call

✆  ⁄⁄ ✆

Albert

00:03:12 Exit

Call Ended screen:

3 seconds display

Press any softkey to clear the screen

"Right softkey" The clear the screen

John

✆L2 No Ring

Incoming call screen:

the display, the ring tone and backlight are changed accordingly.

5.3.7.4 ONE CALL + WAITING: REPLACE THE CONNECTED CALL BY THE WAITING ONE

John

Repl. ✆L2 Reject

Waiting call screen:

Repl. To replace the call. The sequence 1 SEND has the same effect

✆  ⁄⁄ ✆

Albert

00:03:12 Exit

Call Ended screen:

3 seconds display

Press any softkey to clear the screen

"Right softkey" To erase the screen

✆

✆✆

✆John

00:00:10

Names Menu

Connected active call screen:

Conversation with John

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5.3.7.5 ONE CALL + WAITING: REJECT THE WAITING CALL

John

Repl. ✆L2 Rej.

Waiting call screen:

Rej To reject the call

The call identification information is added to the "Received calls" list.

The calling party will receive a "busy" cause to his call and may make new call attempts.

✆

✆✆

✆Albert

00:03:12

Names Menu

Connected active call screen:

Conversation with Albert continues

5.3.8 ONE CALL: MAKING A TRANSFER WHEN MAKING A NEW CALL

While making a new call, you can make a transfer between the call already connected and the new one being

called. The transfer operation is made using the Transfer softkey when displayed (The transfer is only possible

when the new called user is being alerted.

5.3.8.1 TRANSFER (NORMAL CASE)

The operations are as follows:

✆

✆✆

✆René

12:00:45

Names Menu

Connected call screen:

"+44712251637" Making a new call

+44712251637

Store Clear

Dialling screen:

Clear allows to erase the last character

Store allows to store the number in memories

The entry is displayed in double height characters if the number can hold on a line.

SEND Sends the call

✆ → ☎

John

L2 End

Calling screen:

An animation shows the progress of the call

Press END key or softkey to cancel the new call..

✆ → ((☎ ))

John

Transfer L2 End

Calling screen:

John is alerted.

The Transfer softkey is displayed allowing a transfer between the two calls.

The ringing tone is heard in the ear-piece. When the call is connected, the connected call screen

(with the call timer) is displayed.

Transfer

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Please wait…

Cancel

Transition screen

The transfer is being completed between René and John.

"Transfer completed"

Transfer complete

Exit

Information screen

The transfer is complete between René and John.

Exit

✆ // ✆

René

12:30:33 Exit

Call Ended screen:

Call with René is ended

"Right softkey" To exit the display

"Idle screen"

Names Menu

Idle screen:

5.3.8.2 TRANSFER (FAILED)

In case of unsuccessful outcome, an information message is displayed with the error message "Failed" and we

return to the state before the transfer (the outgoing call remaining alerted) or connected (if the new called user

has answered to the call). Depending on the network load of traffic, the calls being transferred may be kept or

lost.

5.4 CALL TERMINATION

5.4.1 ENDING A SINGLE CALL

✆

✆✆

✆Albert

00:03:12

Names Menu

Connected active call screen:

END To terminate all calls

✆ // ✆

Albert

00:03:14 Exit

Call Ended screen:

If the call cost has been computed and a cost limit is defined, the call cost is displayed instead of

the call duration, otherwise the call duration is displayed only.

"Right softkey" To exit the display

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"Idle screen" or

"Mobile state before call"

Idle screen or other state:

See paragraph on context management for precise behaviour.

5.4.2 END OF THE CALL BY THE REMOTE PARTY

The same behaviour as above applies.

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5.5 TWO CALLS MANAGEMENT

This situation occurs when :

• You make a new call while already engaged in a conversation,

• You answer to a waiting call.

5.5.1 TWO CALLS: DISPLAY

✆

✆✆

✆Albert

✆

✆John

Names Menu

Two calls screen:

On top, A status bar indicates the RSSI and battery level, the use of line 2, EFR, etc.

- The names/Number or labels Call 1/Call 2 of the two remote parties are displayed,

- Drawing/Icons indicate the current call state for each call

Press SEND to swap between the two calls

Press Names to access the quick ADN

Press Menu softkey to access the general menu

Long press down to mute/unmute the micro

Press Volume to adjust the audio volume.

If a name is known, it is displayed to identify the call or the label Call i is displayed according to

the call numbering order (starting from 1).

The status bar gives all information related to the call : line in use, EFR, micro muted, RSSI and

battery level, not enciphered call (operator specific), etc..

5.5.2 TWO CALLS: DIRECT OPERATIONS

5.5.2.1 LIMITATIONS

FNote: You cannot make new calls in this situation.

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5.5.2.2 SWAP OPERATIONS

✆

✆✆

✆Albert

✆

✆John

Names Menu

Two calls screen:

The call with Albert is connected, the call with John is on hold

Press SEND to swap the two calls.

SEND

Requesting… Transition screen:

Displayed only if the operation duration exceeds 1 second.

"Network answer"

Swapped

Exit

Confirmation screen:

The operation result is given

One second display, exit by any softkey.

"Timer"

✆

✆✆

✆John

✆

✆Albert

Names Menu

Two calls screen:

Now the call with John is connected, the call with Albert is on hold

The line may change, according to the line used by the call with Albert.

If the micro was muted, it is automatically unmuted.

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5.5.2.3 MAKING A CONFERENCE CALL

Press 3 SEND to make a conference call. The two remote parties and you can hear each other. The

conference call is active automatically and the microphone automatically unmuted. A conference call can also be

realised by the options menu Join item.

The display is changed to the one of a conference call. See conference calls management for details.

FNote: a conference call cannot be created from calls connected to different DCS lines. The network will reject

a "Join" request in this situation.

✆

✆✆

✆John

✆

✆Albert

Names Menu

Two calls screen:

Now the call with John is connected, the call with Albert is on hold

The line may change, according to the line used by the call with Albert.

If the micro was muted, it is automatically unmuted.

3 SEND

Requesting… Transition screen:

Displayed only if the operation duration exceeds 1 second.

"Network answer"

Joined

Exit

Confirmation screen:

The operation result is given

One second display, exit by any softkey.

"Timer"

✆..✆Conference

2 users

Names Menu

Conference call screen:

The two calls are joined now.

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5.5.3 TWO CALLS: "OPTIONS" MENU

Press Actions to access to call related operations menu:

Item Function

AutoDtmf To enter a DTMF string and send it, available only if the call is active:

- This item allows you to enter a DTMF string and send it to the remote party,

- The string can be entered directly or can be selected from the memories,

- A waiting screen is displayed during the DTMF transmission,

- The DTMF string is sent to the current active call remote party

Swap To swap the calls (Same action as a press on the SEND key

Join To make a conference call. The active and held calls are joined together. Each party can then hear

all other parties. See conference calls management for details.

See below for a screens sequence example.

Same actions as a press on 3 SEND

Transfer To make a transfer between the two connected calls. See description below.

Same actions as a press on 4 SEND

Mute |Unmute To Mute or unmute the micro (same actions as a long press on the key)

End held To end the held connected call. A "Call Ended " screen is displayed during 3 seconds and can be

erased by a press on any softkey. After that, the display returns to the call connected state, related

to the call being active.

Same actions as a press on 0 SEND

End active To end the active connected call. A "Call Ended " screen is displayed during 3 seconds and can be

erased by a press on any softkey. After that, the display returns to the call connected state, related

to the call being held. The remaining call stays in held state.

Same actions as a press on 1 1 SEND or 1 2 SEND

When ending the active call, the held call is automatically retrieved (no need to make a manual

retrieve operation)

End all Allows to end the connected call (Same actions as a press on the END key).

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5.5.4 TWO CALLS: RECEIVING A NEW CALL

This situation is submitted to network capacities and subscription options.

 Two Calls + Waiting: display

The display is the same as for a waiting call described above.

5.5.4.1 TWO CALLS + WAITING: DIRECT ACTIONS

You have the choice between:

• Either reject the waiting call (Press on Rej. softkey),

• Replace the current active call by the new one (Press on Repl . Softkey),

• Swap the two connected calls (Press on SEND key),

• End connected calls (Press on END key).

5.5.5 TWO CALLS: MAKING A TRANSFER

A transfer can be performed only between single connected calls. The transfer is initiated by the following

means:

 Either by the SS string 4 SEND,

 Or by the actions menu Transfer item.

While making a new call, you can make a transfer between the call already connected and the new one being

called. The transfer operation is made using the Transfer softkey when displayed (The transfer is only possible

when the new called user is being alerted.

5.5.5.1 TRANSFER (NORMAL CASE)

The operations are as follows:

✆

✆✆

✆

✆René

John

Names Menu

Two calls screen:

Calls with René and John.

4 SEND Making a transfer between the two calls

Please wait…

Cancel

Transition screen

The transfer is being completed between René and John.

"Transfer completed"

Transfer complete

Exit

Information screen

The transfer is complete between René and John.

Exit

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✆ // ✆

René

12:30:33 Exit

Call Ended screen:

Call with René is ended

"Right softkey" To exit the display

✆ // ✆

John

05:45:10 Exit

Call Ended screen:

Call with John is ended

"Right softkey" To exit the display

"Idle screen"

Names Menu

Idle screen:

5.5.5.2 TRANSFER (FAILED)

In case of unsuccessful outcome, an information message is displayed with the error message "Failed".

Depending on the network, load of traffic we return to the two connected calls screen with no change or we loose

the two already connected calls.

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5.6 CONFERENCE CALLS MANAGEMENT

A conference call is initiated by a first Join operation between an active and a held call. The result is a conference

call with two remote participants.

FNote: the number of remote parties in a conference is limited to 5. Making a conference call is submitted to

your subscription options and depends on network services capabilities.

5.6.1 CONFERENCE CALL: DISPLAY

✆..✆Conference

2 users

Names Menu

Conference call screen:

- A graphic drawing indicates the call situation

– The label Conference with the number of participants

– The "Off-hook" icon indicates that calls are connected

–Two softkeys (Names and Menu ) allow access to the quick ADN and main menu

- The icon status bar gives all information related to the call state (Line 2, EFR, call not

enciphered (operator specific), etc..)

5.6.2 CONFERENCE CALL: "OPTIONS" MENU

5.6.2.1 "OPTIONS" MENU CONTENT

Press Actions key to access to conference call related operations menu:

Item Function

AutoDtmf To enter a DTMF string and send it, available only if the call is active:

- This item allows you to enter a DTMF string and send it to the remote party,

- The string can be entered directly or can be selected from the memories,

- A waiting screen is displayed during the DTMF transmission,

- The DTMF string is sent to all the remote parties

Private with This item allows making a private conversation with one of the conference participants, putting all

other participants on hold. See description below.

The item is hidden if the conference is in held state.

Same actions as the sequence 2 x SEND

Hold | Retrieve To put the conference call on hold or retrieve it.

The same behaviour as for a single call is applied to the conference call

Another way is to press SEND to hold or retrieve the conference.

Mute | Unmute To Mute or unmute the micro (same actions as a long press on the key)

End_X Allows ending a call with one of the participants. See description below.

End All Allows ending the conference call (Same actions as a press on the END key).

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5.6.2.2 MAKE A PRIVATE CONVERSATION

To make a private conversation with one of the participants, when the conference call is active, press 2 x

SEND to put all calls on hold except the call "x" which remains active. (x is in 1 .. 5 is the rank of the call to

be split from the conference). This can be also realised using the options menu as shown below:

✆..✆Conference

3 users

Names Menu

Conference call screen:

Opts Access to the options menu

…..

Private with

…..

Select ✆Exit

Options menu:

Scroll down using or * key, up using # key.

Scroll in menu and Press Select to select item

…Select To select Private with item

John

0299831111

Call 3

Select ✆Exit

List of participants screen:

Scroll down using or * key, up using # key.

Scroll in menu and Press Select to select item

Select To select 0299831111 user

Requesting.. Transition screen:

The split operation is in progress

Split

✆Exit

Confirmation screen:

The operation result is given

One second display, exit by any softkey.

"Timer"

✆

✆✆

✆0299831111

✆

✆.

...

..✆

✆

✆Conference

Opts Mute

Call + Conference screen:

The private conversation is now with 0299831234

The micro is automatically unmuted

The line is indicated, if line 2 and ALS service

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5.6.2.3 END A PARTICULAR CALL OF THE CONFERENCE

To end a particular conversation with one of the participants, when the conference call is active, press 1 x

SEND (x is in 1 .. 5 is the rank of the call to be ended).

This can be also realised using the options menu as shown below:

✆..✆Conference

3 users

Names Menu

Conference call screen:

Opts

…..

End_X

…..

Select ✆Exit

Options menu:

Scroll down using or * key, up using # key.

Scroll in menu and Press Select to select item

…Select

John

0299831111

Bill

Select ✆Exit

List of participants screen:

Scroll down using or * key, up using # key.

Scroll in menu and Press Select to select item

Select To terminate with John

✆ // ✆

John

00:03:12

L2 Exit

Call Ended screen:

The call with John is ended

3 seconds display

END To exit the display

✆..✆Conference

2 users

Names Menu

Conference call screen:

Two calls remain in conference

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6. MANAGING CALLS AND COSTS

6.1 PRESENTATION

This section describes all call-related facilities allowing a better control of the phone regarding calls:

• The Call Register allows to manage lists of numbers saved by the phone on particular events: Last

numbers dialled, Received calls and Unanswered calls lists,

• The call timers management allows to see the duration of calls and to reset the counters,

• The call costs management allows to see the costs of calls, reset the values and adjust the costs

parameters: ACM, ACMMax, PPU and currency name,

• The line selection allows selecting a line for next calls. This feature is shown only if the ALS service is

present on the SIM.

FInformation: See Annex A for the Call supervision menu structure.

6.2 USING THE CALL REGISTER

6.2.1 LAST NUMBERS DIALLED LIST (LND)

6.2.1.1 LND LIST CONTENT

The list contains the 10 last numbers dialled. Particular options that have been used at call time (additional

strings, such as a CLIR option Setting by a GSM sequence, or the use of pause character and DTMF strings

joined to the number) are also stored in the list.

The last number dialled is displayed first. An identical number appears only one time in the list. This list is

common to all DCS lines and is saved in phone non-volatile memory only.

Each entry contains the following information:

• The dialled string,

• The date and time of the call,

• The call duration (if call was connected).

When displaying the list in a global view, each entry is displayed on one line with the following content:

• Either the called party phone number, if no match is found in phone books, or the called party name if a

match is found in phone books,

A list entry is displayed on one page with the following content:

• Either the called party phone number, if no match is found in phone books, or the called party name if a

match is found in phone books,

• The date and time of the call,

• The call duration (in case of connected call)

6.2.1.2 LND ACCESS

To access the list directly, press SEND while in Idle State. The other access is by the menu (Press Menu

softkey ), via the "Calls & Times/CallRegister/LastDial" folder.

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6.2.1.3 LND DISPLAY

The list is displayed in a line mode list, the most recent card being displayed first. While in the list:

• Press or * key to scroll down in the list (circular navigation),

• Press # key to scroll up in the list,

• The list is scrolled in a circular mode,

• Press SEND to call the current highlighted item.

• Press Exit softkey to exit from the list.

• Press Details softkey to view the card details,

• Press Actions key to access the options menu with the following items:

Item Function

Store To store the current entry phone number in memories

Delete To delete the current entry.

Delete All To delete all items

Call To call the current entry phone number

Details To view the details on the current highlighted item.

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6.2.1.4 LND EXAMPLES

6.2.1.4.1 Calling an entry

Calls log

Call timers

Call costs

Line

Select ✆Exit

Call supervision menu:

Select Validates the Calls log entry

Last Dial

Unanswered

Received

Select Exit

Call Regsiters menu:

Select Validates the Last Dial entry

Alfred

Thierry

0299831111

0299111111

Details Exit

Last dial list:

Alfred has been the last number dialled

SEND Calls Alfred

"Calling process

for Alfred"

Calling screen:

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6.2.1.4.2 Deleting an entry from the list

Last Dial

Unanswered

Received

Select Exit

Call Registers menu:

Select Validates the Last Dial entry

Alfred

Thierry

0299831111

0299111111

Details Exit

Last dial list:

Alfred has been the last number dialled

Actions Call options menu

Store

Delete

Delete All

Edit

Select Exit

Options menu:

Scroll down using or * key, up using # key.

Scroll in menu and Press Select to select item

Select Selects Delete item

Deleted

Exit

information screen:

The entry has been deleted.

3 seconds display

Exit by any softkey

"Timer" exits the information screen.

Thierry

0299831111

0299111111

René

Details Exit

Last dial list:

Thierry is now the current item of the list

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6.2.1.4.3 Deleting all entries

♦ In this case, a binary choice procedure (Yes/No) is called before deleting all entries. A result screen

all entries deleted is displayed when the operation is completed.

6.2.1.4.4 Viewing entry details

Alfred

Thierry

0299831111

0299111111

Details Exit

Last dial list:

Alfred has been the last number dialled

View To view entry details

Alfred

0299831111

12/08 -13:45

00:30:23

Last

Dial

Edit Exit

Details on last call to Alfred:

The name and phone number, the date and time are displayed.

Exit allows exiting the detailed view and returning to the global view on the same entry.

Edit allows number modification before calling.

The screen displays the date, time end duration of the call if available.

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6.2.2 UNANSWERED CALLS LIST (UCL)

6.2.2.1 LIST CONTENT

This list contains the last 10 received, but unanswered, calls information.

An incoming call is considered as Unanswered if no action has been made on call arrival and the call has been

either terminated by the network or diverted to another number via the call diverting service.

This list is common to all DCS lines and is saved in phone non-volatile memory.

The most recent unanswered call is displayed first.

If unanswered calls are stored and the list has not been accessed, the "Unanswered calls" icon is displayed in the

Idle screen, on the left softkey. See Idle screen description for details.

The UCL list is stored in phone non-volatile memory only.

Each entry contains the following information:

• The calling party phone number, if available,

• An indication if the calling party number was withheld,

• The date and time of the call.

When displaying the list in a global view, each entry is displayed on one line with the following content:

• Either the calling party phone number, if no match is found in phone books, or the calling party name if a

match is found in phone books, or "Unknown", if the number is unavailable, or "Withheld", if the number

was withheld by the calling party.

A list entry is displayed on one page with the following content:

• Either the calling party phone number, if no match is found in phone books, or the calling party name if a

match is found in phone books, or "Unknown", if the number is unavailable, or "Withheld", if the number

was withheld by the calling party.

• The date and time of the call.

6.2.2.2 LIST ACCESS

6.2.2.2.1 Access via the menus

The normal way is by the menu via the Calls & Times / Call Register / Unanswered" folder.

When accessing the list from the menu, all the unanswered calls are listed.

6.2.2.2.2 Access to the new unanswered calls

When new unanswered calls are received, they are indicated by an icon in Idle screen, a textual information and

the left softkey is labelled Read in this case. In these conditions, the "Read" softkey gives only access to the new

unanswered calls. The icon and Idle related information are removed when accessing the list via the softkey or

via the menu.List usage

The same functions as the those used for the LND list management are available. For examples, see also LND list

examples.

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6.2.3 RECEIVED CALLS LIST (RCL)

6.2.3.1 LIST CONTENT

This list contains the last 10 received (answered or rejected), calls information.

An incoming/waiting call is a received one if it has been answered to or if it has been rejected.

This list is common to all DCS lines and is saved in phone non-volatile memory. The most recent received call is

displayed first. The same phone number appears only one time in the list. The RCL list is stored in phone non-

volatile memory only.

Each entry contains the following information:

• The calling party phone number, if available,

• An indication if the calling party number was withheld,

• The date and time of the call.

When displaying the list in a global view, each entry is displayed on one line with the following content:

• Either the calling party phone number, if no match is found in phone books, or the calling party name if a

match is found in phone books, or "Unknown", if the number is unavailable, or "Withheld", if the number

was withheld by the calling party.

A list entry is displayed on one page with the following content:

• Either the calling party phone number, if no match is found in phone books, or the calling party name if a

match is found in phone books, or "Unknown", if the number is unavailable, or "Withheld", if the number

was withheld by the calling party.

• The date and time of the call,

• The call duration, if connected.

6.2.3.2 LIST ACCESS

From the Idle screen, press on the Menu softkey to access the general menu. Then, using the navigation, select

the "Calls & Times/CallRegister/Received" folder.

6.2.3.3 LIST USAGE

The same functions as the LND list are available. See also LND list for examples.

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6.3 CALL TIMERS MANAGEMENT

Showing the call timers

6.3.1.1 PRESENTATION

Two views of presentation are provided: a global view and a detailed view. The global view is directly displayed

when entering the folder. The detailed view is entered during global view display, via the Details softkey.

For calls, connected or not, refer to Annex H table for call timers management.

6.3.1.2 ACCESS

Via the general menu in the " Calls & Times/Call Timers/Show" folder.

6.3.1.3 CALL TIMERS: GLOBAL VIEW

The "Calls & Times/Call Timers/Show" folder allows to display all call times information: Last call time, all call

times, and, if ALS service is active, all call times with line 1, all call times with line 2. For each display, the times

for incoming and outgoing calls are given.

Example:

Calls log

Call timers

Call costs

Line

Select ✆Exit

Call supervision menu:

Select Validates the Timers entry

Show

Balance information

Reset

Select ✆Exit

Call Timers menu:

Select Validates the Show entry

Last Call

00:10:34 ☎ ç

00:05:45 ☎ è

Exit

Show Timers:

Scroll down using or * key, up using # key.

Go to next screen

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Global: All Calls

00:45:30 ☎ ç

00:23:00 ☎ è

Details Exit

Show Timers:

Details allows to view all calls details

Go to next screen

Global:All Calls L1

00:30:30 ☎ ç

00:10:00 ☎ è

Details Exit

Show Timers:

Details allows to view all calls details

(This screen is displayed only if two lines are managed (ALS))

Go to next screen

Global:All Calls L2

00:15:00 ☎ ç

00:13:00 ☎ è

Details Exit

Show Timers:

Details allows to view all calls details

(This screen is displayed only if two lines are managed (ALS))

Go to next screen

Last Call

00:10:34 ☎ ç

00:05:45 ☎ è

Exit

Show Timers:

No details for the last call

Exit Exits

Show

Balance information

Reset

Select ✆Exit

Call Timers menu:

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6.3.1.4 CALL TIMERS: DETAILED VIEW

This view is accessed via the left softkey (labelled Details ) while in global view, when relevant. It gives access

to a global table which details all call information by category: Voice calls (Home, national roaming,

international roaming), If fax and/or data calls have been made, the same details are displayed).

Example:

Show

Balance information

Reset

Select ✆Exit

Call Timers menu:

Select Validates the Show entry

Last Call

00:10:34 ☎ ç

00:05:45 ☎ è

Exit

Show Timers:

Scroll down using or * key, up using # key.

Go to next screen

All Calls

00:45:30 ☎ ç

00:23:00 ☎ è

Details Exit

Show Timers:

Details allows to view all calls details

Details View details

My network

00:30:00 ☎ ç

00:10:00 ☎ è

Exit

Show Timers details:

Scroll down using or * key, up using # key.

Exit exits to global view

View next screen

Nat Roam

00:30:00 ☎ ç

00:10:00 ☎ è

Exit

Show Timers details:

View next screen

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Intl roam

00:05:30 ☎ ç

00:03:00 ☎ è

Exit

Show Timers details:

View next screen

My network

00:30:00 ☎ ç

00:10:00 ☎ è

Exit

Show Timers details:

Exit Exits to global view

All Calls

00:45:30 ☎ ç

00:23:00 ☎ è

Details Exit

Show Timers:

Go to next screen

All Calls L1

00:30:30 ☎ ç

00:10:00 ☎ è

Details Exit

Show Timers:

Displayed if (ALS) only.

Go to next screen

Etc.

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6.3.2 USING THE BALANCE INFORMATION SERVICE

6.3.2.1 PRESENTATION

The "InfoConso" allows setting and calling the number provided by the network operator (To consult information

about charging). This information is saved in phone non-volatile memory.

6.3.2.2 ACCESS

The access is by the menu in the "Calls & Times/Call timers/Balance information." folder.

6.3.2.3 EXAMPLE: SETTING AND CALLING THE COST INFORMATION NUMBER

Show

Balance information

Reset

Select ✆Exit

Call Timers menu:

Select Validates the Balance Information entry

Call

Set Number

Select Exit

InfoConso menu:

Select Validates the Call entry

No Number

Exit

information:

Right softkey Go to next screen

Number:

|Names Exit

Number entry:

Phone number editor.

An access to the memories is possible using the Names softkey.

123456 Number entry

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Number:

123456|

Ok Clear

Number entry:

Ok Entry validation

Stored

Exit

Information screen:

Right softkey Go to next screen

"Calling process" Calling process:

The calling process is started after storage because the menu option is entered to call the

service.

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6.3.3 RESETTING THE CALL TIMERS

6.3.3.1 PRESENTATION AND ACCESS

This allows to set all call timers to 0. The phone lock code entry is requested for this operation.

Access by the menu in the "Calls & Times/Timers/Reset" folder.

6.3.3.2 EXAMPLE

Show

Balance information

Reset

Select ✆Exit

Call Timers menu:

Select Validates the Reset entry

Reset timers:

Yes

Select Exit

Binary choice screen:

The positive answer is selected as initial answer.

Select Validates the Yes choice

Enter phone lock:

|Exit

Lock code entry:

Password editor.

The lock code is requested for resetting all timers

"1234" Lock code entry

Enter phone lock:

****|

Ok Clear

Lock code entry:

Ok Lock code validation

Timers

reset

Exit

information screen:

3 seconds display or exit by any softkey.

Right softkey Go to next screen

Show

Balance information

Reset

Select ✆Exit

Call Timers menu:

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6.4 CALL COSTS MANAGEMENT

6.4.1 SHOWING THE CALL COSTS

6.4.1.1 PRESENTATION AND ACCESS

This allows showing the call costs: last call cost, all call costs since last reset, remaining cost. The displayed

values are those stored on the SIM (for all calls cost) or temporarily in the mobile (for the last call cost if the

mobile has not been switched off since the last call). The costs are displayed in unit or currency, depending on

the cost display Setting.

Access by the menu in the "Calls & Times/Costs/Show" folder.

6.4.1.2 EXAMPLE

Calls log

Call timers

Call costs

Line

Select Exit

Call supervision menu:

Select Selects the Costs entry

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Call costs menu:

Display cost type

Select Exit

Select Selects the Show entry

Last Call cost

12,00 FFR

Exit

Call costs sequence:

Scroll down using or * key, up using # key.

Go to next screen

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All Calls costs

since last reset

120,35 FFR Exit

Call costs sequence:

Go to next screen

Remaining credit

No limit

Exit

Call costs sequence:

Go to next screen

Last Call cost

12,00 FFR

Exit

Call costs sequence:

Exit Exits

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

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6.4.2 MANAGING THE CREDIT LIMIT VALUE

6.4.2.1 PRESENTATION AND ACCESS

The user can set a cost limit value for his calls or set a no limit value. When the limit is reached, all connected

calls are terminated automatically and you cannot make any more calls. The credit limit change operation needs

to enter the PIN2 code.

Acess via the menu in the Calls & Times/Costs/Credit Limit.

6.4.2.2 CREDIT LIMITS AND CALLS

If the accumulated credit reaches the credit limit value, all chargeable calls are barred: this includes all outgoing

calls (except calls to emergency services) and all incoming calls, when charge is applied to such calls (this is

possible in international roaming). In this case, an error message is given for outgoing calls.

During a call, the phone advises the user when the accumulated charge becomes too near to the credit limit value

by an information screen coupled to an "AUDIO_AOC_TONE" tone. This allows you to recharge the credit limit

value or to inhibit any limit. Note that this requires the PIN2 code knowledge.

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6.4.2.3 EXAMPLES

Credit limit: no limit defined

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

Select Validates the Credit Limit entry

Credit Limit

No Limit

Edit Exit

Credit Limit screen:

Edit Credit information modification

Enter PIN2:

|Exit

PIN2 entry screen:

Password editor

1234 PIN2 entry

Enter PIN2:

****|

Ok Clear

PIN2 entry screen:

Ok PIN2 entry validation

Set limit

In $:

|Exit

Credit Limit entry screen:

A float editor is entered for this entry

long press "#" inserts a decimal point

he current currency is $

123#45 Credit limit entry

Set limit

In $:

123.45|

Ok Clear

Credit Limit entry screen:

Ok Entry validation

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Credit Limit

123.00 $

Exit

Information screen:

The value is rounded due to storage constraints

Exit after 3 seconds or by a press on Exit

Exit Exits

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

Credit limit: a limit is defined: Setting no limit

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

Select Selects the Credit Limit entry

Credit Limit

123.00 $

Edit Exit

Credit Limit screen:

Options menu allows to set another limit or to set a no limit value

Actions Access to the options menu

Edit

Set no limit

Select Exit

Call costs action menu:

Select Selects the Set no Limit entry

Enter PIN2:

|Exit

PIN2 entry screen:

1234 PIN2 entry

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Enter PIN2:

****|

Ok Clear

PIN2 entry screen:

Ok PIN2 entry validation

Credit Limit

No Limit

Exit

information screen:

Exit after 3 seconds or by a press on Exit

Exit Exits

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

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6.4.3 RESETTING ALL CALL COSTS

6.4.3.1 PRESENTATION

This item allows setting all call costs to 0.

6.4.3.2 EXAMPLE

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

èValidates the Reset entry

Reset costs:

Yes

Select Exit

Binary choice screen:

The positive answer is selected as initial answer.

Select Selects the Yes choice

Enter PIN2:

|Exit

PIN2 entry screen:

1234 PIN2 entry

Enter PIN2:

****|

Ok Clear

PIN2 entry screen:

Ok PIN2 entry validation

All costs reset

Exit

Information screen:

Right softkey Exits

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

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6.4.4 CHOOSING THE COSTS DISPLAY MODE

6.4.4.1 PRESENTATION

This item allows the user to choose the display mode of the costs: either in units or in currency. If currency is

chosen, the user has to enter the currency name and the unit value in this currency.

Example

6.4.4.2 DISPLAY MODE: CURRENCY, CHANGE TO UNITS

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

Select Selects the Display cost type item

Units

Currency

Select Exit

Display cost type Menu:

The current display mode is highlighted when entering the item.

Validates the Units item

Units

Currency

Select Exit

Display cost type Menu:

Select Selects the Units item

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

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6.4.4.3 DISPLAY MODE: UNITS, CHANGE TO CURRENCY

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

Select Selects the Display cost type item

Units

Currency

Select Exit

Display cost type menu:

Select Selects the Currency item

Display: FFR

Unit = 0,70 FFR

Edit Exit

Display cost type screen:

You can change the parameters by a press on Edit

Exit Exits

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

6.4.4.4 DISPLAY MODE: CURRENCY, MODIFY THE CURRENCY PARAMETERS

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

Select Selects the Display cost type item

Units

Currency

Select Exit

Display mode menu:

Select Selects the Currency item

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Display: FFR

Unit = 0,70 FFR

Edit Exit

Display mode screen:

Edit Edit the currency parameters

Enter PIN2:

|Exit

PIN2 entry screen:

1234 PIN2 entry

Enter PIN2:

****|

Ok Clear

PIN2 entry screen:

Ok PIN2 entry validation

Currency:

FFR|

Ok Clear

Currency entry screen:

Alphanumeric editor

If the user clears the whole entry, he is proposed to access a list of currencies where he can

choose the currency name.

Clear long press $ $ is selected as currency

Currency:

$|Ok Clear

Currency name entry screen:

Ok Entry validation

Unit in $:

|Ok Clear

Unit in currency entry screen:

Float editor

The currency name is taken into account immediately.

Float editor. # long press is for decimal point entry.

0#0045 Unit entry

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Unit in $:

0.0045|

Ok Clear

Unit in currency entry screen:

Ok Entry validation

Display: $

Unit = 0,0045 $

Exit

information screen:

Exit after 3 seconds or after a press on Exit

Exits

Show

Credit Limit

Reset

Display cost type

Select Exit

Call costs menu:

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6.5 SELECTING A LINE (DCS FEATURE)

6.5.1 PRESENTATION

This menu allows to select a DCS line for outgoing calls and to lock or not on this line. The menu content is

adaptive depending on the current Setting and on the current network (international roaming). The line names are

those stored in the SIM EFMSISDN file.

This menu is hidden if the ALS service is not activated on the SIM.

6.5.2 EXAMPLES

6.5.2.1 ACCESS TO LINE STATUS

Calls log

Call timers

Call costs

Line selection

Select Exit

Calls & Times Menu:

Select Selects Line entry

Office

Personal

Select Exit

Line status display

The current line is Office

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6.5.2.2 CHANGING OF LINE

Calls log

Call timers

Call costs

Line selection

Select Exit

Calls & Times Menu:

Select Selects Line entry

Office

Personal

Select Exit

Line status display

The current line is Office

Change of line

Office

Personal

Select Exit

Line status display

The current line is now Personal

Select Choice confirmation

Calls log

Call timers

Call costs

Line selection

Select Exit

Calls & Times Menu:

Note: The line name can be changed via the "Phone Book/Own numbers" menu.

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7. USING THE VOICE MAIL

7.1 VOICE MAIL CONFIGURATION

7.1.1 PRESENTATION

The Services/Voicemail/Number and Services/Voicemail/Alert menu items allow to configure the voice mail phone

number and the voice mail alert mode. These settings relate to the current DCS line in use.

The voice mail phone number is defined as follows:

• If the SIM card includes a file for voice mail numbers storage, this file content is used as voice mail phone

numbers,

• Otherwise, the voice mail phone number is stored in the phone non-volatile memory. This field remains

unchanged even if the SIM has a voice mail phone number defined. This field has to be edited before usage. The

SIM can contain a voice mail phone number for each line.

The voicemail alert mode allows setting on or off an audio signal on each voicemail indication arrival. The alert will be

played immediately if no call is connected, otherwise after the end of the call.

FBy default the voice mail number is empty and the voice mail alert is set.

7.1.2 VOICE MAIL MENU ACCESS

From the menu, Press Select softkey when on the voice mail item. The voice mail menu is displayed.

Voice Mail

Phone Book

Messages

Call & Timers

Select Exit

Main Menu:

Select Selects Voicemail item

Call

Number

Alert

Select Exit

Voice mail menu:

Scroll down using or * key, up using # key.

Press Select softkey to enter the selected item,

Press Exit softkey to exit to main menu, Long press Exit to go directly to Idle

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7.1.3 SETTING THE VOICE MAIL PHONE NUMBER

Voice Mail:

0299111111|

Ok Clear

Voice mail number entry: phone number editor

If a number is already stored in the voice mail number storage, this number is displayed. If no

number is stored, the display indicates no number

In case of empty entry, an access to the memories is offered via a Names softkey.

Ok Return to the voicemail menu after completion or validation

If the number is not user editable on SIM, only an information screen is displayed and the user is

only allowed to exit the display.

Call

Number

Alert

Select Exit

Voice mail menu:

7.1.4 SETTING THE VOICE MAIL ALERT MODE

Call

Number

Alert

Select Exit

Voice mail menu:

Select Selects the voice mail alert mode

Voice mail alert:

Off

Select Exit

Voice mail alert choice procedure:

The current Setting is highlighted as initial entry.

Scroll down using or * key, up using # key.

Change to On

Voice mail alert:

Off

Select Exit

Voice mail alert choice procedure:

Select Validation

Call

Number

Alert

Select Exit

Voice mail menu:

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7.2 CALLING THE VOICE MAIL

7.2.1 PRESENTATION

Reading the voice mail can be realised via the following means:

• Direct access via the idle menu, when voice mail messages are indicated in the voice mail, using the right softkey

(A voice mail icon is displayed in the softkey in this case),

• Access by the menu, via the Voicemail/Call folder.

If missing in the setting, the voicemail phone number is requested and stored before calling.

7.2.2 CALLING THE VOICE MAIL A NUMBER IS DEFINED

Call

Number

Alert

Select Exit

Voice mail menu:

Press Select or SEND to call the voice mail

Select Selects the Call item : the call to the voice mail is started.

✆ → ☎

Calling

Voice Mail

End

Calling screen:

Call is being proceeding in the network.

✆ → ((☎ ))

Ringing

Voice Mail

End

Alert screen:

Remote party is alerted (the remote party phone rings).

Etc..

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7.2.3 CALLING THE VOICE MAIL NO NUMBER IS DEFINED

Call

Number

Alert

Select Exit

Voice mail menu:

Press Select or SEND to call the voice mail

Select Calls the voice mail

No number

Exit

Information screen:

If no number is defined, an information screen is displayed and an error beep is played.

The screen is displayed 3 seconds.

"any softkey" Press any softkey to go to the next screen.

Enter Number:

Names Exit

Number entry screen:

You can enter the number directly

Press Names to search a number in memories

"777" Voice mail number entry (777)

Enter Number:

777|

Ok Clear

Number entry screen:

Ok Validation of number. The number is saved. The call is started at the same time.

The remaining part of the call procedure is similar as above.

"Calling Process" Calling process

Call is being proceeding in the network.

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