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Discover your phonePhilips continuously strives to improve its products.Therefore, Philips reserves the rights to revise this userguide or withdraw it at any time without prior notice.Philips provides this user guide "as is" and does notaccept, except as required by applicable law, liability forany error, omission or discrepancy between this userguide and the product described. The device is meant tobe connected to GSM/GPRS networks.How to...Numeric keysDecorate hookNavigation &keys262,000 ColorMain screenPick up key Hang up, cancel,and on/off keyBattery roomUSB Port/BatteryChargingLeft Softkey Right SoftkeyStatus LEDVolume/BrightnesskeyIntegrated antennaBack of the phone: camera lensCamera keySwitch the phone On/OffLong press .Enter your PIN codeEnter your PIN code usingthe keypad and press or to confirm.Lock the keypad Long press (the keypad isautomatically unlocked whenreceiving a call).The keypadis locked when the slider isclosed.Unlock the keypad Press Right Softkey; yourphone asks you "UnlockKeypad"? Press Left softkeyYes to confirm or Rightsoftkey No to cancel unlock.Make a call Enter the phone number onthe keypad and press todial.End a call Press .Answer a call Press when your phonerings.

SoftkeysThe left and right soft keys ( and ) located on topof the keypad allow you to select the correspondingoptions that appear on the screen immediately abovethem, including during calls. These keys arecontextual: they will vary according to the currentcontext.Reject a call Press when your phonerings.Set the conversationvolumePress volume side keys toadjust the volume during acall.Activate/deactivate the loudspeakerHandsfree icon appears onthe screen above .Access the Contacts Press (T) in idle mode.Access the Quick call functionPress (S) in idle mode.Access the Dialed list Press in idle mode.Activate/deactivate the Silence modePress and select silencemode.Access the Main MenuPress in idle mode.Go to previous menuPress .Quickly returnto idle when browsing menusShort or long press .Use the fast access softkeyPress when in idle modeto access or change thefeature set on the softkey. Entertainment Browser Media Playerpage 11 page 14 page 19Camera Messages My Filespage 22 page 26 page 37My Applications Contacts Profilespage 38 page 43 page 47Connectivity Calls Settingspage 48 page 51 page 53

Main MenuThe Main Menu gives you access to all the differentfeatures of your Philips 960 mobile phone presentedin the form of a grid. The table above indicates thearrangement of the Main Menu, the meanings of thevarious icons found there, and the page in this manualwhere more detailed information concerning thesubject can be found.Press to access the Main Menu in idle mode, thenuse the Navigation keys (S), (T), (W), or (X) - to browse the icons and lists, or press the keys0-9, or keys for a direct access to the option orfeature of your choice (the key mapping also applies tolists). When navigating in a list, a scroll bar located onthe right hand side of the screen shows your actualposition in the list. Within lists, press or toaccess the options related to the selected item, press or select Back to go back one level.How to use this manualThe current manual strives to present the informationconcerning your Philips 960 mobile phone in as clearand as complete a form as possible. The content ofthis manual is structured as follows:Discover your phoneThe current section. Presents anoverview of your mobile phone andinformation on the most commonlyused features.Chapter 1: Getting StartedInformation on how to set up yourmobile phone for the first time:installation of the SIM card, batteryand etc.Chapter 2: CallingInformation on how to make andreceive calls.Chapter 3: Text EntryInformation on how to enter textusing the numeric keypad.Chapter 4-15These chapters contains each elementof the Main Menu one at a time.Others Sections for Icons & Symbols,Precautions, Philips authenticaccessories, SAR information, andfinally the Declaration of Conformity.

iTable of contents1. Getting Started ............................................1Insert the SIM card ...........................................1Switching on the phone ...................................2Charging the battery via USB .........................2Copying the contents of your SIM ................3Setting Hotkeys .................................................32. Calling ................................................................5Making a call .......................................................53. Text Entry ......................................................7T9 Text input ....................................................7Basic text input ..................................................94. Entertainment ........................................... 11Games ............................................................... 11IMPS .................................................................. 12Demo mode .................................................... 135. Browser ........................................................ 14WAP ................................................................. 14Start Browser ................................................. 14Bookmarks ...................................................... 15Settings ............................................................. 16WAP Push setting .......................................... 17Connectivity .................................................... 176. Media Player ............................................... 19Audio ................................................................ 19Video ................................................................ 20Pictures ............................................................ 207. Camera .......................................................... 22How to... .......................................................... 22Activate ............................................................ 22Video ................................................................ 24Activate ............................................................ 248. Messages ....................................................... 26SMS ................................................................... 26MMS .................................................................. 29Email ................................................................. 32Receive Email .................................................. 33User Messages ................................................ 34Voice mailbox ................................................. 35Cell Broadcast ................................................ 35Memory status ................................................ 369. My Files ......................................................... 37Handset memory ........................................... 37External memory ........................................... 3710. My Applications .................................... 38

iiCalendar ........................................................... 38Alarm ................................................................ 39Scheduler ......................................................... 39Tasks ................................................................. 39Notes ................................................................ 40Clock ................................................................. 40Voice Memo .................................................... 41Melody composer .......................................... 41Calculator ........................................................ 41Unit Converter ............................................... 42Countdown ..................................................... 4211. Contacts ..................................................... 43View/ Create contacts .................................. 43View Groups ................................................... 44Special numbers .............................................. 45Quick call ......................................................... 45Advanced ......................................................... 46Memory status ................................................ 4612. Profiles ........................................................ 47Profile selection .............................................. 47Profile settings ................................................ 4713. Connectivity ............................................ 48Infrared ............................................................. 48Bluetooth ......................................................... 48PC Applications .............................................. 48Network .......................................................... 49CSD settings ................................................... 49GPRS settings .................................................. 50GPRS info ......................................................... 5014. Calls .............................................................. 51View calls ......................................................... 51Time/charges ................................................... 51Charge settings ............................................... 51Delete records ............................................... 52Settings ............................................................. 5215. Settings ....................................................... 53General ............................................................. 53Sounds .............................................................. 54Display .............................................................. 55Connectivity .................................................... 55Icons & symbols ............................................ 56Precautions ....................................................... 57Troubleshooting ........................................... 61Philips Authentic Accessories .............. 64SAR Information - EU (RTTE) ............. 65SAR Information - International ......... 66

Getting Started 11. Getting StartedPlease read through the safety instructions in the“Precautions” section before use (please see page 57).Before you start using your phone, you must insert avalid SIM card supplied by your GSM operator orretailer. The SIM card contains your subscriptioninformation, your mobile telephone number, and asmall quantity of memory in which you can storephone numbers and messages (for more information,see “Contacts” on page 43).Insert the SIM cardPress down the latch (1) and then lift up the door ofthe battery compartment (2).To remove the battery, press down the latch (1) andlift up the battery (2).If your SIM card is delivered in a credit-card size,remove it from its holder and insert it under the metalclip holder, until it stops. Make sure that the clippedcorner of the card is in the correct corner and that thegold contacts are facing down.

2 Getting StartedSlide the battery back into the compartment withmetallic connectors downwards, until it stops. Thenlock it by pushing it downwards.Replace the back cover by pushing it down into itsslots, until it stops.Remove the protective film covering the screen andthe camera lens before using the phone.Switching on the phoneTo switch on the phone, long press the key. Enterthe PIN code if required (i.e. the 4- to 8-digit secretcode of your SIM card). It is preconfigured andcommunicated to you by your operator or retailer. Formore information on PIN codes, see “Security” onpage 53.If you enter an incorrect PIN code 3 times, your SIMcard will be blocked. To unblock it, you must requestthe PUK code from your operator.Charging the battery via USBYour phone is powered by a rechargeable battery. Anew battery is partially charged and an alarm will warnyou when the battery level is low.Once the battery and the batter cover are clipped onthe phone you can charge the phone. Pull away theprotective rubber cap covering the charger connector(it is attached to the phone so that you cannot lost it).Plug in the connector as shown below. Then plug itinto a main AC power socket.

Getting Started 3The battery symbol indicates the state of charge.During charging, the three charge indicators scroll;the maximum charge time for empty battery is 3hours for a standard charger. When all three bars aresteady, the battery is fully charged. You can thendisconnect the charger. Depending on the networkand condition of use, talk time goes up to 4 hours andstand-by time up to 300 hours.Keeping the charger plugged to the mobile when thebattery is fully charged will not damage the battery.The only way to turn off the charger is to unplug it.,so use an easily accessible AC power socket.You may lose all your personal settings if you removethe battery when the phone is switched on.Copying the contents of your SIMIf you are transferring your SIM card from anotherphone, you may want to copy the contents of yourSIM phonebook to your Philips 960 mobile phone.To do so, proceed as follows:For more information on managing yourphonebooks, please see “Contacts” on page 43.Setting HotkeysYou can configure the numeric keys - to accessyour favorite features simply by long pressing on thenumeric key.Long press a numeric key to display the list of featuresthat can be set as hotkeys:1.From the Home screen, press and selectContacts.2.To copy all contacts, select Advanced. Thenselect Copy to Phone. A message "Copy allentries to phone? " appears. Press Yes toproceed or No to cancel.3.To copy only one entry, from the homescreen, press and select Contacts. Thenselect View contacts. Browse in the contactslist to select one of the entries and press options to select Copy contact to phone. Amessage "Copy entry to phone? " appears.Press Yes to proceed or No to cancel.

4 Getting StartedPress Select to associate the feature with thenumeric key.• Phone number • Calls received• Phonebook/Address book•Alarm•New SMS •Games• New MMS • Calendar• New SMS • Appointments•New Email •Notes• Camera • Calculator• Bookmark • Currency converter• Calls divert (all call) • More options• Calls missed

Calling 52. CallingAlthough your Philips 960 mobile phone provides agreat variety of functions - take pictures and videos,record sounds, send & receive e-mails, to name a few- it is first and foremost a mobile phone. This chapterdescribes the features and options related to makingand receiving calls.Making a callTo make a call, you can simply enter the telephonenumber with the numeric keys:Or you may select the number from your phonebook/addressbook:In-call MenuWhen you are in a call, you can press menu toaccess the following options:Press ToKeypad keys Enter the telephone number of yourcorrespondent. An edit screenappears. Clear Short press to delete the last digit orlong press to clear the phone numberon the edit screen. / Call the number or save the number.End the call.Press To / (T) Go to Contacts and select newcontacts to access the list / Directaccess to the contact list. (S) or (T)Select the desired contacts. / OptionsCall the number or choose to callunder the Option menu.End the call.Options FunctionHandsfree Activate handsfree function.End call To hang up the active call.Mute To activate the mute feature. Repeatto return to normal mode.BT headset To activate headset feature.Hold Press to put a call on hold.

6 CallingMake a second callYou can make a second call during an active call orduring a call on hold:Answer a second callWhen you receive a second call while already on thephone, your phone rings or vibrates and the screendisplays information concerning the caller. You canthen:To receive a second call, you must have deactivatedthe Divert for voice calls (see “Call diverts” onpage 52) and activated the Call waiting (see “Callwaiting” on page 52).Answer a third callIt is possible to receive a third call while you arespeaking to one caller and have another on hold. Youcan either end of the calls before answering the thirdone or introduce the calling party into a conference(see above). This service is limited to two currentcommunications (one active and one on hold)New Call Press to place a new call.Main menu Open the Main menu.Record Record the voice.Press ToOptions Access the New call option. (S) and (T)Select a contactCall the number while already onthe phone. (S) and (T)Highlight another caller.Switch to the highlighted caller.Press To / options Reject Reject the call. / options AcceptAnswer the call while putting the firstcall on hold. Then press Menu toaccess the following options : Accept,Accept with Handsfree, Reject,Replace active call.

Text Entry 73. Text EntryText can be entered in editing screens in two differentways: by using T9 Predictive Text Input. Thetechniques for using these two methods are discussed.Within these two text input methods you can alsochoose how to enter your text. The options are:When in a text editing screen (for example MainMenu > Message > SMS > New SMS), an icon in theupper left-hand corner indicated you current mode.You can view all the test entry possibilities by long-pressing on :You can choose your text entry mode here bybrowsing to an option and press Select.Alternatively, you can make your choice by shortpressing on to turn T9 on or off and short-pressing to toggle through the text input options(ABC, ABC, abc, and 123). As you toggle through theoptions, a message appears on the screen to indicatethat you are moving from one mode into another:T9 Text inputWhat is it?T9 Predictive Text Input is an intelligentediting mode for entering text on amobile phone. It allows you to enter textmore quickly by anticipating the wordyou want to enter based on the keys youhave pushed.abc The first letter of the first word in asentence is in upper case, the rest in lowercase. If you insert a period, the first word ofthe new sentence will be in upper case.ABC All upper case.Abc All lower case.123 Numeric (T9 not applicable).• T9 Abc • 123• T9 ABC • Abc•T9 abc •abcPrevious Mode New Modeabc AbcAbc ABCABC 123123 abcTegic Euro. Pat. App. 0842463

8 Text EntryExample: how to enter the word "home"The best way to understand this is through the use ofan example. To enter the word "home", proceed asfollows:How to use it?Letters and symbols represented by each key are asfollows:Press ToDisplay what contains the letters of"home." The screens shows Good,the first word in a list of possiblewords. 1>2>3 or Scroll to Home. (X) or Insert the Word home orconfirm the word Home and insert aspace.•Short press to enter a space.•Long press to enter the number.• When a T9 word is highlighted on the screen, a short-press inserts the word followed by a space. - •Short press to enter a letter.•Long press to enter a number.•Short press to enter a full stop.•Long press to enter zero.• To browse the list of candidate words. (X)• To insert the word only (no space after).• To clear an entry (backspace). key • To quit the editing window, whether you save the message or not. •Short press to shift from Standard, to lower, to UPPER case to numbers, in T9 or basic text mode.•Long press to display the punctuation and symbols table which you can browse using the navigation key.

Text Entry 9How to add words?If you cannot find the word you are looking for in theT9 dictionary, you can enrich it with entries of yourown:Basic text inputIf you wish to access the basic text input, press toturn off T9. This method requires multiple keypresses to reach the desired character.Taking the word "home again as our example, theletter "h" is the second letter on the 4 key, so you mustpress it twice to enter "h". The example belowexplains in more detail.Example: how to enter the word "home" •Short press to shift from T9® to basic mode.•Long press to display the list of available text editing modes.Press To 1>2>3 Reach the end of the list of proposedwords that appears as a series ofdashes Spell Enter the word in the window thatappears using basic text input(described below)RKS Save Add it to the T9 dictionary.Press ToReach the letter "H"Reach the letter "O"Reach the letter "M"Reach the letter "E"

10 Text EntryLetters, numbers and symbols are located on each keyas shown in the table below:Short press Long pressspace 1 1a b c 2 à ä ç A B C 2d e f 3 é è D E F 3g h i 4 ì G H I 4j k l 5 J K L 5m n o 6 ö ñ ò M NO 6p q r s 7 β P Q R 7t u v 8 ü ù T U V 8w x y z 9 æ ø å W X Y Z Æ Ø Å 9Full stop 0

12 EntertainmentIMPSYour phone features Instant Messaging & Presenceservice, which is designed to support messageexchange at a rate that supports chat-likeconversations. An instant message is delivered quicklyto a recipient; otherwise the message is dropped andthe sender is informed of the delivery failure.LoginBefore you start using IMPS, you are required to login your name. Under main menu, go toEntertainment > IMPS > Login.Msg. HistoryPress To Select Main menu > Entertainment > IMPS> Login >Account Setup (S) or (T) keyOr EditSelect a predefined login nameOrEdit login account information:•Account name•URL•User ID•Password•GPRS setting Launch Start the IMPS service OK Confirm the function is successfullyactivated.Press To Select Main menu > Entertainment > IMPS> Msg. History (S) or (T)Navigate to the desired message Select View the message

Entertainment 13Setup Alarm clockDemo modeThis menu displays a number of short video clips inorder to illustrate your mobile phone's multimediafeatures. It is available even if you have not inserted aSIM card.Options DescriptionAccounts Edit such account details describedabove.Appl. SettingsEdit further details such as•Automatic longin: toggle between Yesor No.•Time out: select among 0/5/10/15/30/60 minute•Message Info: toggle between Yes orNo.•Msg. Info with Sound: togglebetween Yes or No.•Msg. Info with Vibration: togglebetween Yes or No.•Msg. Info with Pop-up: togglebetween Yes or No.•Online Info: Toggle between Yes orNo.•Online Info with Sound: togglebetween Yes or No.•Online Info with Vibration: togglebetween Yes or No.•Online Info with Pop-up: togglebetween Yes or No.Press To Select Exit the option menu.

Browser 15BookmarksThis menu allows you to manage a list of your favoriteWAP sites, much as you might do with a "Favorite" or"Bookmarks" menu in an Internet browser. In thisway, you do not have to enter the address for a siteeach time you want to visit it.To add a new bookmark/folder.Bookmarks folder optionsURL optionsPress To Select Main menu > Browser > Bookmark Add Go to Add option menu. (S) or (T)Select to add New Bookmark or NewFolder. Select Go to edit screen and enter informa-tion such as Title and URL for NewBookmark or Title for New Folder.Press To Select Main menu > Browser > Bookmark (S) or (T)Navigate to the desired folder options Options under bookmarks folderinclude:•Favorites•Select•Edit•Delete•Delete allPress To (S) or (T)Navigate to the desired URL options Options under bookmarks folderinclude:•Launch•Edit•Delete•Delete all•Movie•Faverite

Browser 17WAP Push settingWAP Push is a service for the asynchronous deliver ofcontent to the mobile device. Use this menu to turnon or off the reception of messages broadcast on yournetwork and/or from your service provider. Or youmay specify to allow SMS centers from specific area tosend you the messages.Push Setting OptionsPush messages include URL links for quick access tothe corresponding WAP services: a single click on theWAP Push message will connect to the WAP site forbrowsing or downloading multimedia files into yourhandset.ConnectivityYour phone has a predefined list of CSD and GPRSWAP proxy of different mobile service providers.To display/convert the list of the availableconnections, you can use the following procedure:CSD settingsThis menu allows you to configure a CSD (circuitswitched data) connection to the network. Theavailable CSD settings are:Options DescriptionAlways all Turn on the message broadcast servicefor all the messages.Always noneTurn off the message broadcast servicefor all the messages.Always this specific SMS CenterSpecify a certain area by adding itsarea code. Otherwise, press twice toselect a code from the list.Press To Select Main menu > Browser > Connectivity>CSD settings or GPRS settings (S) or (T)Highlight a CSD or GPRS WAPproxy. options Go to options menu. Select Select Convert the CSD/GPRS WAPproxy. Or select Edit to edit detailedCSD or GPRS settings.

Media Player 196. Media PlayerThis feature allows you to view or play your multi-media files such as pictures, music and video clips thatyou saved in your phone. You may also take newpictures and record new video clips under this feature.AudioTo access Audio menu:Audio submenu Press To Select Main menu > Media Player (X) or (W)Scroll among Audio, Video and Picturesmenu. Highlight the Audio menu.Options DescriptionMore MusicDownload more musicAll Display all the sound files that youhave saved in your phone. Highlightone file and press Options to:•Play: Play the audio file.•Shuffle and Repeat: Shuffle andrepeat playing the file.•Add to playlist: Add the file to theplaylist.•Send: Send the audio file to otherrecipient.•Details: Display details of the file.•Activate Rights: •Delete: Delete the audio file.•Set as ringtone: Set the audio as thering tone for your phone.•Background play: Folders Arrange the audio files by differentfolder. Select to view:•Memory Status•My Pictures•My Video• My Themes• My Bookmarks• My Other document

20 Media PlayerVideoTo access Video menu:Video submenu PicturesTo access Pictures menu:Recent See the audio files that were playedmost recently. Highlight a file andpress to:•Play: Play the audio file.•Shuffle and Repeat: Shuffle andrepeat playing the file.•Add to playlist: Add the file to theplaylist.•Send: Send the audio file to otherrecipient.•Details: Display details of the file.•Activate Rights: •Delete: Delete the audio file.•Set as ringtone: Set the audio as thering tone for your phone.• Background play:Playlists Add the Audio file to the playlist orcreate a new playlist.Press To Select Main menu > Media Player (X) or (W)Scroll among Audio, Video and Picturesmenu. Highlight the Video menu. (S) or (T)Go to the submenu under Video.Options DescriptionMore Video Download more videos.All Display all the video files that youhave saved in your phone.Folders Arrange the video files by differentfolder.Recent See the video files that were playedmost recently.Press To Select Main menu > Media Player (X) or (W)Scroll among Audio, Video and Picturesmenu. Highlight the Pictures menu.

Media Player 21Pcitures submenu (S) or (T)Go to the submenu under Pictures.Options DescriptionMore PicturesDownload more pictures.All Display all the pictures that you havesaved in your phone.Folders Arrange the pictures by different fold-er.Recent See the pictures that were displayedmost recently.Slide-shows Display the pictures in slide shows.

22 Camera7. CameraYour mobile phone features a digital camera thatallows you to take pictures and record short videos,store them in your phone, use them as wallpaper orsend them to your friends.How to...Consult the table below on how to perform commonoperations with your camera.Within any menu, short or press power key to cancelany current action and go back to idle mode. Oncethey have been saved, pictures / videos are available inMultimedia > Picture album or Video Album. See “MediaPlayer” on page 19 for more detailed information.ActivateWhen the camera mode is activated, you can change anumber of settings by pressing option.Before you take a picture, you may press to accessthe following options:Press ToFrom Main menu> CameraSide key Launch camera mode directly. or Activate the camera to take a picture (S)/ (T)Zoom in/out (when the camera is ac-tive) (W)/ (X)Adjust exposure (when the camera isactive)Volume +/- Adjust brightness (when the camera isactive) OK or side keyTake a picture Optionsor Delete the picture just taken.Main menuNavigation keyCamera > Options

Camera 23Once you have activated the camera, simply press to take a picture. The picture is automatically saved.Once the picture is saved, you can then press Options to access the following list:Options DescriptionFull screen Select to view with a full screen.Exit full screenSelect to view with a small screen.Picture size Adjust from six image sizes: 160X120,320X240, 640X480, 800X600,1280X1024 and 1600X1200.Picture QualitySelect among three image quality:Super fine, Fine, and normal.View picturesSelect to view all the pictures taken.Flash To activate or deactivate the flashmode.Mode Three modes for selection: Nightmode, Self-timer, and Multi-shot.Effects Select to add special effects to thepicture. Special effects for selection:No effect, Negative, Black&White,Crayon, Sketch, Oil, Blackboard,Whiteboard, Sepia and Blue(There are two options after selectingeffects: frames and special effects.)Setting Edit more detailed information:•Default name: Enter default name forthe picture.••Indoor light frequency: Select between50Hz or 60Hz.Options DescriptionSend To send the picture via MMS,Bluetooth, Infrared, or Email.New PicturePreview on camera LCD and takeanother picture.Add to ContactTo set as the display image when thereis an incoming call.Set as WallpaperTo set the picture as backgroundwallpaper.Rotate Rotate the picture.Delete Delete the picture.

24 CameraWhen photo album is full, there is a pop-up messagefor warning and for reselection or cancellation.VideoThis option allows you to record short videos, which you can play, save in the My Video, or send to someone via MMS or e-mail.How to record Video?This feature allows you to monitor the amount of datatransferred during FPRS calls. ActivateWhen the video mode is activated, you can change anumber of settings by pressing option.Before you take a picture, you may press to accessthe following options:Press To Select or From Main menu> Camera or (X) or (W)/Side keyLaunch video mode directly. or To scroll the phone from Cameramode to Video mode. Note that theicon on the upper left screen indicateswhich mode you selected. Start recording a video. (S)/ (T)Zoom in/out (when the camera is ac-tive) (W)/ (X)Adjust exposure (when the camera isactive)Stop recordingSave the video right after the shotDelete the video right after the shotor Options Display a list of optionsOptions DescriptionFull screen Select to view with a full screen.Small screenSelect to view with a small screen.Video lengthAdjust from four image sizes:640X480, 320X240, 160X120, and1600X1200.

Camera 25Once you have activated the video mode, simply press to start recording. Press OK to confirm savingthe video clip. Once you have saved the file, you canthen press Options to access the following list:Video menu optionsWhen video album is full, there is a pop-up messagefor warning and for reselection or cancellation.Video size Select video size: 352x288 or 176x144Quality Select image quality: Fine, andNormal.View all videosSelect to view the recorded video.Light Select to turn on/off the flashlight. Effects Select a Frame or Special effects:• Frame: Turn on/off the Frame andselect Frame 1-3.• Special effects: Turn on/off Specialeffects and select from B&W, Sepia,and Blue.Setting Edit more detailed information:•Default name: Enter default name forthe picture.•Defaults: Restore the factory settings.•Add text: Text input.Options DescriptionPlay Play the video that you just recorded.Send Send the video file.New record Return to video mode to record newvideos.Delete Delete the video clip.

26 Messages8. MessagesThis chapter presents the different messaging featuresof your Philips 960 mobile phone. Access to some ofthese features will depend on your subscription. Pleasecontact your service provider for the detailsconcerning your subscription.SMSThis menu allows you to send and receive short textmessages via SMS (Short Message Service). SMS caninclude selected sounds, pictures and/or animations.Create a new SMSWhen you are editing an SMS, press Options tohave following features:Press To Messag-es or Select From Main menu, select Messages >Create orFrom standby screen, select Messages> Create/From Main menu, select Messages >User messages.Select SMSKeypad keysEnter text for your SMS. Select or ClearSelect the desired word/ character orDelete a word/character.Options DescriptionSend To send your SMS to a contact inyour phonebook. To send the SMS toany other number, simply enter itusing the keypad.Add symbol Insert symbols to your text.

Messages 27Pictures and sounds that are copyright protectedcannot be sent in a message.InboxThis menu lists all the SMS messages you havereceived. To view SMS messages:Add object You may insert a list of items to yourtext:•Fix sounds: Insert a predefinedsound.•Fix animations: Insert a predefinedanimation.•Own animations: Insert ananimation that you havedownloaded.•Own pictures: Insert a picture thatyou have downloaded or taken.•Own sounds: Insert a sound file thatyou have downloaded.• Insert text: To add a predefined textto your SMS. For moreinformation, see "Predefined text"below.•Insert number: To insert a phonenumber from your phonebook intothe message.•Insert bookmark: Insert abookmark.Spell wordT9 languageTo select between T9 automatic or T9English.T9 dictionaryTo turn on or off the T9 dictionary.Save as To save the SMS as a draft or as atemplate.Format This menu allows you to format thetext of your message. Please note thatthe formatting applied here is onlyvisible to the recipient if his or hermobile phone also supports textformatting. These options must be setbefore entering your text:•Font face: to select betweenUnderlined, Strikethrough.•Font size: to select between Normaland Small.•Font color: to select Foreground colorand Background color.

28 MessagesInbox Options include: OutboxThis menu lists all the SMS you have sent and saved.The options available are View, Delete, Forward,Delete, Delete all, Details, and Mark.DraftThis menu lists all the SMS you have saved but notsent. The options available are View, Edit, Delete,Delete all, Details, and Mark.SMS SettingsThis menu allows you to set two different profiles tomanage different SMS settings. Select one of theavailable profiles and select Activate to apply the SMSsetting or select Change settings to access thefollowing options:Press ToFrom Main menu > Messages > Inbox (S) or (T)Highlight the message that you wouldlike to view. Options Select View to read the message con-tent.Options DescriptionView View message content.Edit Edit the received message.Reply Reply an SMS to the sender.Forward Forward the message to otherrecipients. You may locate thenumber from the phonebook or addnew contacts with numeric keys.Delete Delete the message.Delete all Delete all the messages in the Inbox.Details Read the details of the message such asDate, Delivery time, From, andMessage centre.Call sender Extract the sender's phone numberand directly make a call.Mark Highlight the message with a mark onit.

Messages 29Access to the GPRS network is subscription-dependent.MMSThis menu allows you to send and receive MMS(Multimedia Message Service) messages. MMSmessages can include text, pictures, and sounds. Theycan be made of one or several slides. Whether yousend it to an e-mail address or to another mobilephone, the MMS is played in a slide show.Please note that if you send an MMS to anothermobile phone, your correspondent must also haveMMS in order to be able to receive your message.Options DescriptionMessage centreEdit the number of your messagecenter.Protocol Select from Standard text, Fax, X.400,Paging, ERMES, and E-mail.Validity periodThis feature is subscription-dependent. To select the length oftime your message is to be stored inyour SMS center. This is useful whenthe recipient is not connected to thenetwork (and thus cannot receiveyour message immediately. Selectfrom 1 hour, 12 hours, 1 day, 1 weekand Maximum.Delivery reportThis feature is subscription-dependent. Select to receive or not toreceive a delivery report.SMS via GPRSSelect to turn on/off the feature:Sending SMS via GPRS.Direct reply Turn on/off direct reply feature.Save & Send Turn on/off the Save & Send feature.

30 MessagesCreate a New MMS In order to create a new MMS message, press Options to have the following features:Press To Messag-es or Select From Main menu, select Messages > Create orFrom standby screen, select Messages > Create/From Main menu, select Messages > User messages. Select Select MMS Options Edit/Send the MMS contentOptions DescriptionSend Enter details for the MMS:•Subject: Enter a subject for the message.•To: Insert the number of the recipients.•Cc: Send a courtesy copy to other recipients.•Bcc: Send a blind courtesy copy to other recipients.•Sender visibility: Turn on /o f f t h e Sender visibility.•Priority: Select from Low, Normal, and High.•Delivery report: Turn on/off to receive a delivery report.•Read report: Turn on/off to get a read report notice.•Expiry time: Select from 1 hour, 3 hours, 6 hours, 12 hours, 1 day, 1 week and Maximum.•Delivery time: Select between Immediate and Tomorrow.

Messages 31You cannot attach a video file to an MMS thatalready has a sound file and vice versa. Nor can youattach a sound file to an MMS that already has a voicememo and vice versa.Please note that predefined and copyright protectedpictures and sounds cannot be sent. In both cases,they will not appear in the lists from which you areasked to select an item.If a "Memory full" message appears when creating orreceiving an MMS, you must delete old messages(e.g., template, draft, received message, etc.).InboxThis menu lists all the MMS you have received. Onceyou have viewed an MMS, press Options to accessView, Edit, Reply, Forward, Delete, Delete all, Details,Call sender, and Mark.OutboxThis menu lists all the MMS you have saved but notsent. Options include View, Forward, Delete, Delete all,Details, and Mark.DraftThis menu lists all the MMS you have saved but notsent. Options include View, Edit, Delete, Delete all,Details, and Mark.MMS SettingsThis menu allows you to configure your Philips 960mobile phone to send and receive MMS messages.Your phone may have been pre-configured to directlyaccess the services offered. If not, contact youroperator to obtain the information described in thepresent section.Insert item Items include Picture, Video, Sound,Text, Digital camera, Video camera,Sound recorder, and Page.Preview MMSTo preview the whole MMS.Preview pageTo preview the current page.Attachment To attach files with the MMS.Page list To view the page list.Timing To set the slide duration.Save To save the MMS to the Draft.

32 MessagesEmailYour Philips 960 mobile phone can send and receivee-mail messages, provided this service is included inyour subscription. You must already have an e-mailaccount and have received the settings from youremail service provider. In some cases, your mobilephone service provider may also provide an e-mailservice.Options DescriptionServer list Select a server from the list or press Options to Edit /Delete or press tolaunch the service. Server details forediting include:•Server name: a name to identify the server.•IP address: The numeric address of the server in the format of nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn•IP port: The port number on the server. This is usually port number 9201.•Message server: The URL of the message server.•Linger time: The time your phone stays connected to the WAP.•Connection: Select the connection between GPRS or CSD.•CSD settings: Select from Empty or a predefined CSD setting.•GPRS settings: Select from Empty or a predefined GPRS setting.User settingSelect to adjust the following options:•Sender visibility: turn on/off to see the sender's phone number.•Priority: Select from Low, Normal and High.•Delivery report: This option informs you via SMS of the status ofMMS messages you have sent (i.e., if they have been read or deleted). It can be either On or Off.•Expiry time: Select from 1 hour, 12 hours, 1 day, 1 week and Maximum.•Retrieval: Select from Automatic, Deferred, and Auto.homnet.•Spam filter: Protect your phone from receiving junk messages.

34 MessagesUser MessagesThis menu allows you to edit SMS/MMS messages.Options DescriptionServer settingYou can configure up to five profilesfor connecting to your e-mail server.Press Options to Active, Edit orRename the desired server. You mayedit the following details of a serversetting:•Connect using: To choose how your phone connects to the network. You may select Auto, CSD settings, or GPRS settings. When you choose CSD, or GPRS, you must then configure below in the same menu.•Incoming setup: To set the information used to receive e-mails (POP server): Server, Port, Authentication, Account, and Password.•Outgoing setup: To set the information used to send emails (SMTP server): Server, Port, Authentication, Account and Password.Personal settingEdit more information such as Username, Address, Download, andSignature. Download allows you toselect what to download during aconnection. You can choose All todownload the entire contents of the e-mails or Header only to view the Fromand Subject fields only. You will thenhave to connect manually in order toretrieve the corresponding e-mails.Press ToFrom main menu, select Messages > User messagesKeypad keysEnter the text. Options Select to Save, Clear text or add Prede-fined Message.

Messages 35Voice mailboxThis menu allows you to set your voice mailboxnumber and listen to voice messages yourcorrespondents have left for you.Cell BroadcastThe Cell Broadcast feature is network dependent.This menu allows you to manage the reception ofSMS broadcasts regularly transmitted to allsubscribers on the network. It gives you access to theoptions listed below.To obtain the codes corresponding to the differenttypes, you must contact your operator.Press ToFrom main menu, select Messages > Voice mailboxkeypad keys or Set your voice mailbox number. OrSelect a number from your phone-book Save or ClearSave the number orCancel the numberOptions DescriptionAuto displaySelect to turn on/off of incoming CBmessages.Read MessagesTo read any new cell broadcastmessage On or Off.Message ListDisplay a list of the CB messages.Topic list To define the type of messages youwant to receive:• From the User defined menu, select New entry, enter the code provided by the operator, and, if desired, associate a name or• From the Current list, select an existing topic in the list, which you can change or delete.Languages To select the language in which youwill receive the messages.

36 MessagesMemory statusThis feature allows you see how much memory spaceremains in your phone and SIM card:Press ToFrom main menu, select Messages > Memory status Back Return to main menu.

My Files 379. My FilesView all the files saved in the handset memory or inthe external card.Handset memoryTo see all the files saved in the handset memory:External memoryTo see all the files saved in the handset memory:Press ToFrom main menu, select My files > Handset. (S) or (T) keyNavigate through Memory status, MyPictures, My Videos, My Music, MyThemes, My Bookmarks, and My OtherDocuments.Press ToFrom main menu, select My files > External Card. (S) or (T) keyNavigate through files that are savedin external cards.

38 My Applications10. My ApplicationsThis menu contains options related to your personalapplication.CalendarThis menu displays the calendar. The Month view isthe default view and today's date is highlighted in readand also by a read square. The lunar date of thehighlighted date will display in green in the downright corner of the screen. You can select a differentdate by the red square with the navigation keys.Calendar Option menu:Options DescriptionWeek Display the calendar in a week format. Day Edit schedule details. Press Optionsto edit the following information:•Type: Select from Memo, Call, andMeeting.•Description: Enter more details.•Location: Specify the location.•Whole day: Turn on/off the feature.•Start date: Enter a start date.•Start time: Specify the start time.•End date: Enter a end date.•End time: Specify the end time.•Alarm: Set the alarm on/off andalarm frequency.New appoint-mentThis menu allows you to create a newappointment. Go to date Enter a date and directly locate thedate on the calendar.

My Applications 39AlarmFrom Alarm Clock menu, you have the followingoptions:SchedulerScheduler allows you to arrange your schedule on thephone. Under a New Entry, edit the details accordingto the above description of Day in the Calendaroption menu. Or you may see a list of entries that youarranged. Select a predefined entry, press Optionsto have the following functions: View, Edit, Filter,Activate, New entry, Delete, Delete all, Delete until,Mark, Send, Import or Capacity.TasksThis menu allows you to record your tasks on thephone. Under a New Entry, edit details according tothe above description of Day in the Calendar optionmenu. Or you may see a list of entries that youarranged. Select a predefined entry, press Options tohave the following options: View, Edit, Filter, Done,New Entry, Delete, Delete done, Delete all, and Mark.Advanced For more options:•Find: Find a date.•Delete all: Delete all the appointments.•Reminders: Select from Always,Never, and If the phone is on.•Starting day: Set the starting day ofa week: Sun or Mon.Options DescriptionSimple alarmA simple alarm rings only once. SelectActivate and specify the alarm time oryou may select Deactivate to cancelthe alarm.Recurrent alarmA recurrent alarm rings according tothe day you specify in a week. Forexample, if you select Sunday andMonday, the alarm clock rings everySunday and Monday. Alarm tone Select an alarm tone.Snooze modeSelect to turn on/off the snooze.

40 My ApplicationsNotesThis menu allows you to record your tasks on thephone. When editing a new entry, press Options toaccess more features: Save, Insert new line, Clear textand Send. Also, you will see a list of your saved notes,select the desired one and press Options to View,Edit, add a New Entry, Delete, Delete all, Send andcheck the Capacity.ClockThis menu allows you display time on your phone. Todisplay the clock,Clock settings menuPress To Select From main menu, select My Applica-tions > Clock (S) or (T)Navigation through the followingmenu options:•Settings: see Clock settings menu inthe next section.•Power on time: Select to define thepower on time and activate/deactivate the function.•Power off time: Select to define thepower off time and to activate/deactivate the function.Options DescriptionDisplay timeSelect if you want to display the clock.Toggle between On or Off.Time zone Use Right or Left keys to select yourtime zone.Time & date Edit your current time and date.Date FormatSelect a Date Format: YYYY.MM.DD,DD.MM.YYYY, YYYY-MM-DD, DD-MM-YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY, and YYYY/MM/DD.Time FormatSelect a Time Format: 12 hours or 24hours.

My Applications 41Voice MemoThis menu allows you to record a voice memo. Oncerecorded, you can set the sound file as a ringer, sendvia e-mail and etc.Melody composerThis menu allows you to compose a melody.CalculatorYour mobile phone has a built in calculator. Thekeypad is used for entering numbers. Refer to thetable below for how to perform different operations.Press To Select From main menu, select MyApplications > Voice memo > Recordnew. Record/Pause or Exit/StopStart recording / Pause recordingorCancel the recording/ Stop recordingand save the file. Play or StopStart playing the recorded file orStopplayingPress To Select From main menu, select My Applica-tions > Melody Composer Select Select to display the following options:•New folder: To create a new folder.•Rename: To rename the folder.•Delete: Delete the folder.• Sort: Search for the desired folder.•Thumbnail view: Display the foldersin thumbnail view.•Details: Display the details of thefolder.Options DescriptionUp AdditionDown SubtractionRight MultiplicationLeft DivisionOK Equals

42 My ApplicationsUnit ConverterThis menu allows you to convert many types of unitssuch as Currency, Energy, Velocity, Mass, Area, Volume,Power, Time, Pressure, Length, and Temperature.CountdownThis feature allows you to set an alarm to sound at theend of a set period up to 24 hours. Select > ConvertTo toggle between negative andpositive figures. Select >ModularAdd a % symbol.Press To Select From main menu, select My applica-tions > Countdown Set Enter the length of the countdown inthe format HH:MM:SSOK Confirm the time Start Begin the countdown Stop Pause the countdown Start Resumes the countdown Reset Clears the countdown and returns itto the previously set value. Change or StartChange the time or start thecountdown again.

Contacts 4311. ContactsThe Contacts menu is where you manage the names,addresses, and telephone numbers of your friends,family, and colleagues. Your Philips 960 mobilephone has two storage areas for your contacts: theSIM phonebook and the onboard phonebook.Managing contacts in the onboard phonebook allowsyou to store more information (e-mail address, faxnumber, company name, etc.) than if you used theSIM phonebook. In the onboard phonebook, theName field is limited to 16 characters and theNumber field to 40 digits.The space available for these fields on the SIM cardmay vary according to the manufacturer. If you wantto be able to call your contacts while outside yourhome country network, enter the international prefix,country and area codes.View/ Create contactsThe onboard phonebook is the phonebook by defaultand its contents are displayed when you select theContacts menu. You can store up to 255 contacts inNote that to create a contact, you must provide atleast a Name and a Number.Most of the fields are free-text, meaning that you canenter alphanumeric data using the text entry functionsof your mobile phone (for more information on textentry, see “Text Entry” on page 7).Press To Select From main menu, select Contacts >View Contacts Select Select <New entry>Keypad keysEnter the following fields of details:•Name•Work•Location•Record number Save or ClearStore the entry or Return to the Contacts menu.

44 ContactsPhonebook OptionsWhen in the onboard phonebook, you can display thedetails of a contact by selecting it and pressing Options to view/edit more the following details:View GroupsThe View Groups feature allows you to organize yourcontacts so that you can associate images and/orringtones with a group of contacts and send messagesto all the members of the group. From the Contactsmenu, select View Groups and the list of groups isdisplayed.ViewSelect a group and press View or Options > Viewto display the members of the group.Options DescriptionWrite messageSend a SMS or MMS to the contact.Call Call the contact.Delete Delete the contact.Launch URLConnect to the URL predefined.Default numberView the default numbers: Mobilenumber, Company number, and Homenumber. Send contactSelect to send the contact via SMS,MMS, MMS as Text, or Infrared.Copy contactCopy the entry to SIM card.Move contactMove the entry. View & edit View and edit the contact's details.Mark Highlight the contact.

Contacts 45Group member optionsGroup OptionsSpecial numbersThis menu allows you to keep a list of useful numberssuch as own numbers, service numbers, voicemail andSOS numbers.Quick call You may edit a list of quick calls.Options DescriptionView Display the group members.Set ringtoneSelect a ringtone that will sound whena member of the group calls.Set image Select an image that will appear on thescreen when a group member calls.Rename Rename the group.Remove entriesRemove the selected contact for thegroup.Add picturesAdd a picture to the group.Options DescriptionMy numbersView, Edit, or Delete your own phonenumber.Service numbersThis entry of the SIM phonebookallow you to select one of the availableservices provided by your operatorand to copy it into the selectedphonebook.Voice mail Enter the number for your voice mailservice provider.SOS numbersEmergency phone numbers.Press To Select From main menu, select Contacts >Quick callNavigation keysNavigate to the desired picture. Add or BackAdd the desired picture to a numberand then display all the contacts orReturn to the main menu

46 ContactsAdvancedThis menu provides you with advanced features sothat you can view, edit your contacts:Memory statusThis menu allows you to display the percentage ofmemory available in your phone. A number offeatures share your mobile phone's memory capacity:pictures and sound albums, recorded memos,messages you have stored in the phone, games, etc. Select or BackSelect a contact from the phonebookorReturn to the main menu Yes or NoConfirm attached picture orCancel the attachmentOptions DescriptionChoose phonebookToggle between contacts saved on theSIM or Phone.Note: A shortcut for you to switchbetween two phonebooks, press thesoftkey on the bottom of the screen.Show pictureTurn on/off the displaying picturefunction.Sort names Locate a contact by searching his/herFirst name or Last name.Copy to SIMCopy all the entries to SIM.Copy to phoneCopy all the entries to Phone.Move to SIMMove all the entries to SIM. Move to phoneMove all the entries to Phone.Send all contactsSend all the contacts Via IrDA, ViaBluetooth, Via MMS, or Via Email.Delete all contactsDelete all entries.Press To Select From main menu, select Contacts >Memory status. Select Display the remaining memory.

48 Connectivity13. ConnectivityYour phone allows you to connect to a variety ofexternal devices via infrared, Bluetooth, USB, CSD,or GPRS. This menu provides you with more featuresto set up the connection with these external devices.InfraredThis feature allows you to turn on/off the infraredwireless communication. Press Select to change theinfrared reception status. To get the best datatransmission, make sure the transmission distance is atleast 0.2 meter.BluetoothThis feature allows you to activate/deactivateBluetooth. When it is activated, you can try to locatethe device that you would like to connect with yourphone or define Bluetooth information and statusunder the Bluetooth Option menu.Bluetooth menuPC ApplicationsThis feature allows you to connect your phone to a PCor a Webcam via USB: To apply the feature:Options DescriptionActivate To turn on/off the Bluetooth feature.Find devicesSelect to search the external devicesthat you connect to your phone.My devices Select to connect to devices that youpredefined.Options Select to display more features:•Visible:•BT Enter Local Name:•Available Service:•BT Security:Press To Select From main menu, select Connectivity> PC Applications. (S) or (T)Navigate through USB key, Web cam,and USB data. Select Select to connect to the desired de-vice.

Connectivity 49NetworkThis feature allows you to change your Networksettings:CSD settingsThis menu allows you to configure a CSD (circuitswitched data) connection to the network. Theavailable CSD settings are:Options DescriptionRegister againConnect to your network again.Register modeSelect between Automatic and Manual.Preferred networksSelect your preferred network or press Select to change a network.Band Select Five bands are available: 900MHz,1800MHz, 1900MHz, 900/1800MHz,and 900/1900MHz.Line Select between Line 1 and Line 2 orturn on/off the protected feature.Options DescriptionServer nameTo name the current profileCall type To toggle between Analogue orISDN.Dial number To enter the dial number of yourWAP service. Login name To enter a login name.Password To enter the password.

50 ConnectivityGPRS settingsThis menu allows you to configure a GPRS (circuitswitched data) connection to the network. Theavailable GPRS settings are:GPRS infoThis feature allows you to monitor the amount of datatransferred during GPRS calls. Information includeOptions DescriptionServer name To name the current profileGPRS APN To enter GPRS APN.Login name To enter a login name.Password To enter the password.Authentica-tionTo activate/deactivate the feature.Options DescriptionReceiving dataCapacity of the receiving data.Total time Total time of GPRS connection.

Calls 5114. CallsMost options described in this chapter are operatorand/or subscription dependent and require either aPIN2 code or a phone code. For more information onPIN codes, see “Security” on page 53.View callsThis menu provides you with the lists of outgoing andincoming calls, attempts at auto redialing and calldetails. The calls include All calls, Missed calls,Answered calls, and Outgoing calls, which are displayedin chronological order with the most recent first.Select a call in one of the lists and press Option toaccess the following:Time/chargesThis menu allows you to display the duration of yourcalls and their charges. Both OK and Resetoptions apply to the Last call, Total incoming, Cost leftand Total outgoing. To Reset timer, you need to entera new phone code.Charge settingsOptions described below are subscription-dependent.The Charge settings menu allows you to manage thecosts of your calls with the following options:Options DescriptionStore Store the phone number to thephonebook.Delete Delete the number from the caller list.Call Call the highlighted number.Delete all Delete all the numbers on the callerlists.Send SMS Send an SMS to the caller.Send MMS Send a MMS to the caller.Edit Edit the details of the entry.Options DescriptionCurrency To set the currency in which yourcharge details will be displayed.Personal rateTo enter the cost or charge per minuteor per unit.

52 CallsDelete recordsThis menu allows you to delete the history of your lastdialed calls, answered/unanswered calls, and all thecalls. Press to confirm the deletion and to cancelthe deletion.SettingsThis menu allows you to configure call settings:Max cost To turn on/off to Display credit andset the Max cost.Auto display Select to turn on/off Auto display.Options DescriptionAuto-answerSelect to turn on/ off Auto-answer.Any key answerSelect to turn on/off Any key answer.Minute beepSelect to activate or deactivate Minutebeep and set the Start time.Call diverts Set to divert the following kinds ofcalls: All voice calls, Not reachable, Noreply, Busy, Divert for fax set, Divert fordata set, Status check, and Cancel all. Call bar This menu allows you to limit the useof your phone to specific calls byallowing you to prevent the receptionor placing of different types of calls.The types of calls you can bar are thefollowing:•All outgoing•Outgoing int'l•Outgoing int'l except home•All incoming•When roaming•Status check•Cancel all•PasswordFix dial Select to turn on/ off Fix dial.Call waiting Select to Set or Clear call waiting orhave Status check.Withhold ID Withhold for all calls.Caller's ID Select to display all Caller's ID.Closed user groupSelect to turn on/off Closed Usergroup, Select group, Outgo. Access,and Preferred grp.

Settings 5315. SettingsThis chapter describes the contents of the Settingsmenu. It is here that you can access the parameters(sounds, time and date, security, etc.) to configureyour Philips 960 mobile phone to best suit yourlifestyle.How to…GeneralThis menu allows you to configure some generalsettings:Press To Select From main menu, select Settings. (X) or (W) Toggle among four different Settingsmenu: General, Sounds, Display andConnectivity. (S) or (T)Navigate to the desired item under thefour menus. Select Select to confirm the item.Options DescriptionLanguage Select the text entry language andDisplay language:•T9 language: Select to turn on/off T9 preferred, T9 language, and T9 Chinese.•Display language: Select form Automatic, English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.Settings Select to turn on/off Greeting, Slidereffect, and Warning tone.Security Select from Change phonecode, PINControl, Change PIN, Change PIN2,and SIM lock.

54 SettingsRecord Voice CommandSoundsYou can set your phone to operate with five soundprofiles. For details, see “Profiles”.Voice control You may use voice control to call up aphone feature or phone dialing.•Voice Command: phone features for voice command include Camera, Media Player, My Files, Start browser, Games, SMS, SIM, Phone, Divert for all calls, Unanswered, Alarm, Calendar, Scheduler, Notes, Calculator, and Currency.•Voice Dialing:Shortcuts Displays a list of shortcut features.Storage locationDefine the storage location: Handsetor External memory.Airplane modeSelect to turn on/off the airplanemode.FactorydefaultRestore the phone to default settings.Press To Select From main menu, select Settings>General > Voice Control >Voice com-mand (S) or (T)Toggle to a desired feature. Record>Yes or >NoStart recording (for three times)Cancel recording. Repeat or BackRepeat

Settings 55DisplayYou may configure your phone with different displaysettings:ConnectivityFor connectivity details, please see Chapter 10Connectivity.Options DescriptionWallpaper Select to Download Image or turn Offthe wallpaper display.ScreensaverThemesBacklight levelSelect one level from Maximum, High,Medium, and Low.Backlight periodSelect backlight duration from 1minute, 30 seconds and 15 seconds.

56Icons & symbolsIn idle mode, several symbols can be displayedsimultaneously on the screen.Silent - Your phone will not ring whenreceiving a call.Vibra - Your phone will vibrate whenreceiving a call.GPRS attach - Your mobile phone isconnected to the GPRS network.SMS message - You have received a newmessage. Voice mail - You have received a new voicemail.Battery - The bars indicate the battery level(3 bars = full, 1 bar = low).Alarm clock activated.Roaming - Displayed when your phone isregistered to a network other than your own(especially when you’re abroad).SMS full - Memory for messages is full. De-lete old messages to receive new ones.Call Forward Unconditional to number - Allyour incoming voice calls are being forward-ed to a number other than voice mail.Call Forward to voice mailbox - All your callsare being forwarded to voice mail.GSM Network: your phone is connected to aGSM networkReception quality: the more bars are shownthe better the reception is.If the network symbol isn’t displayed, thenetwork is not currently available. You maybe in a bad reception area, moving to adifferent location may help.Memory full - The phone’s memory is full.Delete items to store new ones.MMS message - You have received a newmultimedia message.

57PrecautionsRadio WavesYour cellular mobile phone is a low powerradio transmitter and receiver. When it isoperating, it sends and receives radio waves.The radio waves carry your voice or datasignal to a base station that is connected to thetelephone network. The network controls the powerat which the phone transmits.• Your phone transmits/receives radio waves in the GSM frequency (900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz).• The GSM network controls transmission power (0.01 to 2 watts).• Your phone complies with all relevant safety standards.• The CE mark on your phone shows compliancy with European electromagnetic compatibility (Ref. 89/336/EEC) and low voltage directives (Ref. 73/23/EEC).Your cellular mobile phone is your responsibility. Toavoid damage to yourself, to others or to the phoneitself, read and follow all the safety instructions andmake them known to anyone borrowing yourphone.Furthermore to prevent unauthorized use ofyour phone:Keep your phone in a safe place and keep itout of small children's reach.Avoid writing down your PIN code. Try toremember it instead. Switch off the phone and remove the battery if you aregoing to leave it unused for a long time.Change your PIN code after purchasing the phoneand to activate call restriction options.The design of your phone complies with allapplicable laws and regulations. Howeveryour phone may cause interference withother electronic devices. Consequently youshould follow all local recommendations andregulations when using your cellular phone both athome and when away. Regulations on the use ofcellular phones in vehicles and aircraft areparticularly stringent.Public concern has been focused for some time on thepossible health risks for users of cellular phones. Thecurrent research on radio wave technology, includingthe GSM technology, has been reviewed and safetystandards have been drawn up to ensure protectionfrom exposure to radio wave energy. Your cellulartelephone complies with all applicable safetystandards and the Radio Equipment and

58Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive1999/5/EC.Always switch off your phoneInadequately protected or sensitive electronicequipment may be affected by radio energy. Thisinterference can lead to accidents.Before boarding an aircraft and/or whenpacking the phone in your luggage: the useof mobile phones in an aircraft may bedangerous for the operation of the aircraft, disrupt themobile phones network and may be illegal.In hospitals, clinics, other health carecentres and anywhere else where you may bein the close vicinity of medical equipment.In areas with a potentially explosiveatmosphere (e.g. petrol stations and alsoareas where the air contains dust particles,such as metal powders).In a vehicle transporting flammable products (even ifthe vehicle is parked) or a vehicle powered by liquefiedpetroleum gas (LPG), check first that the vehiclecomplies with the applicable safety rules.In areas where you are requested to turn off radiotransmitting devices, such as quarries or other areaswhere blasting operations are in progress.Check with the vehicle manufacturer thatelectronic equipment used in your vehiclewill not be affected by radio energy.PacemakersIf you have a pacemaker:• Always keep the phone more than 15 cm from your pacemaker when the phone is switched on, in order to avoid potential interference.• Do not carry the phone in a breast pocket.• Use the ear opposite to the pacemaker to minimize the potential interference.• Switch off your phone if you suspect that interference is taking place.Users of hearing aidsIf you are a user of a hearing aid, consult yourphysician and hearing aid manufacturer to learnwhether your particular device is susceptible tocellular phone interference.

59Improved performanceIn order to improve the performance of your phone,reduce radio energy emission, reduce batteryconsumption and ensure safe operation adhere to thefollowing guidelines:For the optimal and satisfactory operation ofthe phone you are recommended to use thephone in the normal operating position(when not using in hands-free mode or witha hands-free accessory).• Do not expose your phone to extreme temperatures.• Treat the phone with care. Any misuse will void the International Guarantee.• Do not immerse the phone in any liquid; if your phone is damp, switch it off, remove the battery. and let them dry for 24hrs before using them again.• To clean the phone, wipe it with a soft cloth.• Placing and receiving calls consumes the same amount of battery energy. However, the mobile consumes less energy in idle screen when kept in the same place. When in idle screen and while you are moving, your phone consumes energy to transmit updated location information to the network. Setting the backlight for a shorter period of time as well as avoiding unnecessary navigating in the menus will also help to save the battery's energy for longer phoning and stand-by performances.Battery information• Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery.• Use specified charger only.• Do not incinerate.• Do not deform or open the battery.• Do not allow metal objects (such as keys in your pocket) to short circuit the battery contacts.• Avoid exposure to excessive heat (>60°C or 140°F), moisture or caustic environments.You should only use Philips AuthenticAccessories, as the use of any otheraccessories may damage your phone and willmake all guarantees for your Philips phonenull and void.Make sure damaged parts are replaced immediately bya qualified technician and that they are replaced withgenuine Philips replacement parts.

60Do not use your phone while drivingSpeaking on the telephone while drivinglowers your concentration, which can bedangerous. Adhere to the followingguidelines:• Give your full attention to driving. Pull off the road and park before using the phone.• Respect the local regulations in countries where you drive and use your GSM phone.• If you want to use your phone in a vehicle, install the hands-free car kit which is designed for that purpose.• Ensure that your phone and car kit do not block any air bags or other security devices fitted in your car.The use of an alarm system to operate a vehicle's lightor horn to indicate incoming phone calls is prohibitedon public roads in some countries. Check localregulations.EN60950 NormIn case of hot weather or after a prolonged exposure tothe sun (e.g., behind a window or a windscreen), thetemperature of your phone's casing might increase,especially when featuring a metallic finish. Be verycareful in this case when picking up your phone andalso avoid using it with an ambient temperature over40°C.Environmental careRemember to observe the local regulationsregarding the disposal of the packagingmaterials, exhausted batteries and old phoneand please promote their recycling.Philips has marked the battery and packaging withstandard symbols designed to promote the recyclingand appropriate disposal of your eventual waste.The battery should not be disposed ofwith general household waste.The labeled packaging material isrecyclable.A financial contribution has been madeto the associated national packagingrecovery and recycling system (e.g.EcoEmballage in France).The materials are recyclable (alsoidentifies plastic material).

61TroubleshootingThe phone does not switch onRemove/reinstall the battery. Thencharge the phone until the batteryicon stops scrolling. Unplug fromcharger and try to switch the mobileon.The display shows BLOCKED when you switch onSomebody tried to use your phonebut didn't know the PIN code northe unblocking code (PUK).Contact your service provider.The display shows IMSI failureThis problem is related to yoursubscription. Contact youroperator.Your phone doesn't return to the idle screenLong press power key or switch offthe phone, check that the SIM cardand the battery are installedcorrectly and switch it on again.The symbol is not displayedThe network connection is lost.Either you are in a radio shadow (ina tunnel or between tall buildings)or you are outside the networkcoverage area. Try from anotherplace, try to reconnect to thenetwork (especially when abroad),check that the antenna is in place ifyour mobile has an externalantenna, or contact your networkoperator for assistance/information.The display doesn't respond (or the display responds slowly) to key pressesThe display responds more slowly atvery low temperatures. This isnormal and does not affect theoperation of the phone. Take thephone to a warmer place and tryagain. In other cases please contactyour phone supplier.Your battery seems to over heatYou might be using a charger thatwas not intended for yourphone.Make sure you always use thePhilips authentic accessory shippedwith your phone.

62Your phone doesn't display the phone numbers of incoming callsThis feature is network andsubscription dependent. If thenetwork doesn't send the caller'snumber, the phone will display Call1 or Withheld instead. Contact youroperator for detailed information onthis subject.You can't send text messagesSome networks don't allow messageexchanges with other networks.First check that you entered thenumber of your SMS centre, orcontact your operator for detailedinformation on this subject.You can't receive and/or store JPEG picturesA picture may not be accepted byyour mobile phone if it is too large,if its name is too long, or if it doesn'thave the correct file format.You have the feeling that you miss some callsCheck your call divert options.During battery charge, the battery icon shows no bar and the outline is flashingOnly charge the battery in anenvironment where the temperaturedoes not go below 0°C (32°F) orabove 50°C (113°F).In other cases please contact yourphone supplierThe display shows SIM failureCheck that the SIM card has beeninserted in the right position. If theproblem remains, your SIM cardmay be damaged. Contact youroperator.When attempting to use a feature in the menu, the mobile displays NOT ALLOWEDSome features are networkdependent. They are only available,therefore, if the network or yoursubscription supports them.Contactyour operator for detailedinformation on this subject.The display shows INSERT YOUR SIM CARDCheck that the SIM card has beeninserted in the right position. If theproblem remains, your SIM cardmight be damaged. Contact youroperator.

63The autonomy of your phone seems lower that indicated in the user guideThe autonomy is linked to yoursettings (e.g., ringer volume,backlight duration) and the featuresyou use. To increase the autonomy,and whenever possible, you mustdeactivate features you do not use.Your phone doesn't work well in your carA car contains many metallic partsthat absorb electromagnetic waveswhich can affect the phone'sperformances. A car kit is availableto provide you with an externalantenna and enables you to makeand receive phone calls withouthandling the handset.Check with local authorities if you are allowed to usethe phone whilst driving.Your phone is not chargingIf your battery is completely flat, itmight take several minutes ofprecharge (up to 5 minutes in somecases) before the charging icon isdisplayed on the screen.

64Philips Authentic AccessoriesSome accessories, such as a standard battery and acharger, are included as standard in the package ofyour mobile phone. Additional accessories may alsobe provided or sold separately. Package contents maytherefore vary.To maximize the performance of your Philips phoneand not to void the warranty, always purchase PhilipsAuthentic Accessories that are specially designed foruse with your phone. Philips Consumer Electronicscannot be held liable for any damage due to use withnon authorized accessories.ChargerCharges your battery in any AC outlet. Small enoughto carry in a briefcase/handbag.Carry caseProtects your phone from nicks and scratches.Data connect kitProvides easy data connection to your Philips mobilephone. The USB cable enables high-speedcommunication between your phone and yourcomputer. The provided software allows you todownload pictures and melodies and to synchronizeyour contacts and appointments.

65SAR Information - EU (RTTE)THIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE EU & FCC REQUIREMENTSFOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVESYour mobile phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the limits forexposure to radio frequency (RF) energy recommended by the Council of the European Union. These limits arepart of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. Theguidelines were developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation ofscientific studies. The limits include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons,regardless of age and health.The exposure standard for mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate,or SAR. The SAR limit recommended by the Council of the European Union is 2.0 W/kg. Tests for SAR havebeen conducted using standard operating positions with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power levelin all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SARlevel of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed tooperate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network. In general, the closeryou are to a base station antenna, the lower the power output. Before a phone model is available for sale to thepublic, compliance with the European RTTE directive must be shown. This directive includes as one essentialrequirement the protection of the health and the safety for the user and any other person.The highest SAR value for this Philips 960 mobile phone when tested for compliance against the standard was0.653 W/kg. While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions,they all meet the EU requirements for RF exposure.For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets the Federal Communications Commission RF exposureguidelines when used with the Philips accessories supplied. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCCRF exposure guidelines. The SAR limit set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government is 1.6W/kg. The highest reported SAR values are: Head: 0.197 W/kg; Body-worn: 0.439W/kg.

66SAR Information - International(ICNIRP)THIS MOBILE PHONE MEETS INTERNATIONAL AND FCC REQUIREMENTSFOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVESYour mobile phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the limits forexposure to radio frequency (RF) recommended by international guidelines (ICNIRP). These limits are part ofcomprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The guidelineswere developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientificstudies. The guidelines include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless ofage and health.The exposure standard for mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate,or SAR. The SAR limit stated in the international guidelines is 2.0 W/kg. Tests for SAR are conducted usingstandard operating positions with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequencybands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR of the phone whileoperating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple powerlevels so as to use only the power required to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to a base station, thelower the power output of the phone.The highest SAR value for this Philips 960 mobile phone when tested for use at the ear is 0.653 W/kg. While theremay be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they all meet the relevantinternational guidelines for RF exposure.For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets the Federal Communications Commission RF exposureguidelines when used with the Philips accessories supplied. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCCRF exposure guidelines. The SAR limit set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government is 1.6W/kg. The highest reported SAR values are: Head: 0.197 W/kg; Body-worn: 0.439 W/kg.

Declaration of conformityWe, Philips France - Mobile Telephony4 rue du Port aux Vins - Les patios92156 Suresnes CedexFRANCEdeclare under our sole responsibility that the productPhilips 960Cellular Mobile Radio GSM 900/GSM 1800TAC: 35405400to which this declaration relates, is in conformity withthe following Standards:EN 60950, EN 50360 and EN 301 489-07EN 301 511 v 7.0.1We hereby declare that all essential radio test suiteshave been carried out and that the above namedproduct is in conformity to all the essentialrequirements of Directive 1999/5/EC.The conformity assessment procedure referred to inArticle 10 and detailed in Annex V of Directive 1999/5/EC has been followed related to articles 3.1 and 3.2with the involvement of the following Notified Body:BABT, Claremont House, 34 Molesey Road, Wal-tonon- Thames, KT12 4RQ, UKIdentification mark: 0168Le Mans, September 7th, 2004Jean-Omer KifouaniQuality ManagerIn case your Philips product is not working correctly oris defective, please return your phone to the place ofpurchase or to the Philips National Service Center.Refer to the International Guarantee shipped in thebox for information on Service centers and technicaldocumentation relevant to your equipment.