SK Teletech IM-700I User Manual
SK Teletech Company Limited Users Manual
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IM-7001 CDMA MODE CELLULAR
MOBILE STATION MANUAL
SK Teletech Corporation
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
1.1. About This Manual 1- 1
1.2. Document Conventions l- 4
1.3. Definition of Tenninology 1- 5
1.4. Highlights 1- 9
1.4.1. SilentMade
1.4.2. Built-in Digital Recorder
1.4.3 Built—in AnnveringMachinz
1.4.4. Alarm
1.4.5. Built-in Cdculamr
1.4.6. Built-in Calendar
1.4.7. World TimeDi-splay
1.5. Precautions HI
2. Getting Started
2.1. Unpacking HVI-700I
2- 1
2.2. Overview of IM-7001 2- 2
2.3. Fastening Carring Strap 2- 7
2.4. Proper Use ofAntenna z- 7
2.5. Using Battery 2- 8
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2.6.
2.7.
3.
3.1.
3.2.
3.3.
3.4.
3.5.
3.6.
3.7.
3.8.
3.9.
2.5. 1.
2.5.2.
2.5.3.
2.5.4.
2.5.5.
2.5.6.
2.5. 7.
Cautions
Installing A Baaeq'
Removing A Bakery
Recharging A Battery
Eatery Recharge Indicator
Battzry Talk & Standby Time
Minimum Charging Tune
Understanding ICON
Understanding SKY NavigatorTM
Basic Operations
Chapter Summary
How to Power lM-7001 On
How to Power lM-7001 Off
How to Make A Call
How to Answer A Call
‘Hot Menu' during A Call
3.6.1.
3.6.2.
3.6.3. Arfiufl Earpiece Volume (in 'TalkMade’)
Send Your Cellular Number
Mute Mic
How to Select Ringer
3. 7.1.
3.7.2.
3.7.3.
Sena [Hug or Vibrate
Select Ringer Sq'le
Set Number qf Rings
How to Set Various Alert Tone
How to Adjust Volumes
3.9.1. Earpiece Volume (in Trundby Mode’)
3. 9. 2.
Eamieve Volume (in Talk Mode’)
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3.9.3. Ringer Volume 3-12
3.9.4. Keypad Tone Volume 3-12
3.10. How to Use ‘Silent Mode' 3-13
3.10.1. Set ’Silenl Mode’ (in ’Standby Mode') 3-13
3.10.2. Set ’Silent Mode’ (in 'Talk Mode’) 3-14
3.11. How to Redial Last Number 3-14
3.11.1. RedialLaflNum/fier 3-14
3.11.2. Redial A Number in TallHistory’ 3-15
3.12. Memory Dial 3-15
3.12.1. OneDigi‘tAddressMemory 3-15
3.12.2. 11m DigitAddmstoq- 3-16
3.13. How to Display Your Cellular Number 3-16
4. Phone Book Management
4.1. How to Store A Phone Number 4 -l
4.2. How to Search for A Phone Number 4 -3
4.2.1. Search by Group 4- 3
4.2.2. Seam]: by Name 4- 4
4.2.3. Search by Memory Location 4- 5
4.24. Search by Number 4- 6
4.3. How to Edit A Phone Number 4- 7
4.3.1. How to Change Name 4- 8
4.3.2. How to Change Phone Number 4- 8
4.3.3. How to Change Group Assignment 4~ 9
4.3. 4. How to Change Manmy Locm‘ion 4- 10
4.35. How to Delete/1 Phone Number 4-11
4.4. How to Edit Group 4-11
4.4.1. HowtoAddA Group 4-11
4. 4.2. How to Change Group Name 4- 13
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4.4.3. How to DeleleA Groaup Name 4-14
4.5. How to Delete 'Phone Book' 4-14
4.6. How to View Received Calls 4-15
5. Advanced Features
5.1. Calculator 5- 1
5.2. Calendar 5- z
5.3. Ala rm 5- 3
5.4. World Time Display 5- 5
5.5. Answering Machine 5- 5
5.5.1. Haw to Set ’Answering Machine Mode' 5- 6
5. 5.2. How to Adhere Answering Machine 5- 6
5.5.3. Howie Play Recorded Messages 5- 7
5.5.4. How 10 Disable Answering Machine 5- 8
5.5.5. Haw m Record Announcement 5- 8
5.5.6. How to Set Number if Rings
before Answering Machine 5- 9
5.6. Built-in Recorder 5-10
5.6.1. Haw ta Record 5-10
5.6.2. Hawtn Play 5-11
5.6.3. Hawto Set 'Play in Talk Made' 5-12
5.64. How to EraseAII Recorded Messages 5-l3
5.7. Call Time Info. 543
6. Convenient Features
6.1. How to Set 'Aut0 Area Code Insert Mode' 6- 1
6.2. How to Set 'Auto Redial Mode' 6- 2
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6.3. How to Set 'Auto Backlight Mode' 6- 3
6.4. How to Set 'HFK Auto Answer Mode' 6- 4
6.5. How to Change International Access Code 6- 5
6.6. How to Set ‘Auto Hyphen Mode’ 6-6
7. SMS
7.1. How to Check Voice Messages 7- 1
7.2. How to Use Text Message Utility 7- 2
7.2.1. View Rewivzd Text Messages 7- 2
7.2.2. EditA Tart Message to Send 7- 4
7.2.3. DeleleA Text Message to Send 7- 6
7.3. How to Delete All of Received Messages
(Voice & Text Messages) 7- 7
8. Protection
8.1. Set 'Auto Lock Mode' 8- 1
8.2. Lock International Call 8- 2
8.3. Lock Phone Book Access 3- 3
8.4. Lock Menu Access s- 4
8.5. Lock 'Call History' Actess x- 5
9. System Setup
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9.1. Select 'Power On Screen' 9- 1
9.2. Select 'Standby Mode Screen' 9- z
9.3. Edit Banner 9- 3
9.4. Change Password 9- 4
9.5. Initialize Your 114-7001 9 - 4
10. Voice Dial
10.1. How to Use ‘Voice Dial’ 10-1
10.2. How to Register A Voice Dial Entry IO-2
10.3. How to Listen or Delete A Voice Dial Entry 10-3
10.4. How to Set ‘Voice Dial Mode’ 104
11. Games
11.1. How to Play Games
11.1.1. A Number Matching Game ll-l
11.1.2. Moon Patrol” 11-2
11.1.3. Sam Treesn' 11-3
11.1.4. Puzzles 11-3
11.2 How to Check Game Scores 11-3
12. Accessories
12.1. Earphone-Mic 12-1
12.2. Hands Free Car Kit 12-2
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Appendix
A.l. How to Enter Characters
A‘2. TYouble Shnoting
A.3. Specification of [NI-7001
l . Introduction
1. Introduction
Congratulations! You now became an owner of lM-700L
one of the highest featured CDMA cellular phones in the
world, Your IM-7001 is an integrated package containing
a digital recorder, an answering machine, an alarm, a
calculator, a calendar, a world time display, and games
that make your daily mobile communication life easier
and more productive than ever before
Your IM-7OOI has been manufactured under a very strict
quality assurance program to deliver best possible quality
to our customers During development, ISM-7001 went
through rigorous durability tests such as temperature
(low, room, and high), humidity (rain and salt water),
shock, dust, vibration, and drop tests.
Because of such convenient features and durability we
put in your [NI-7001, we, at SK Teletech, feel so
confident that IM-7OOI shall be a good reliable
communication partner in your daily life,
1.1. About This Manual
This manual is arranged to help you get familiar with
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1M-7001 as soon as possible.
Information is presented in 12 Chapters and 1 Appendix:
In this Introduction, versitile features of IM-7OOI are
highlited. Also, we present precautions to keep your IM-
7001 in a good shape.
Chapter 2, Getting Started, tells you about the very basic
things to do before using your [M-7OOI.
Chapter 3, Basic Operations, explains how to do basic
operations such as powering on or off, making a mall,
answering a call, and others.
Chapter 4, Phone Book Mangement, tells you how to
manage 'Phone Book' in IM-700L It explains how to
store a phone number, how to assign a name and group to
the number, how to edit the phone number, and how to
retrieve the number from 'Phone Book'.
Chapter 5, Advanced Features, tells you how to use IM-
7001's advanced features such as built-in digital recorder,
answering machine, alarm, calculator, calendar, world
time display, and many others.
Chapter 6, Convenient Features, tells you how to
automate some features in lM-7001 such as auto area
code insert, auto backlight, auto redial, and others.
Chapter 7, SMS, tells you how to utilize the SMS utilities
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in ISM-7001 such as sending or receiving SMS messages.
Chapter 8, Protection, tells you how to prevent others
from accessing your lM-7001 in many different levels.
Chapter 9, System Setup, tells you how to setup up [M-
7OOIA Topic includes how to setup 'Power On Screen' or
'Power Off Screen’, how to change password, and how
to initialize your IM-7OOI for resetting it to the factory
default setting,
Chapter 10, Voice Dial, tells you how to use the voice
dial feature in 1M-700L
Chapter 11, Games, tells you how to play games
available in lM-7OOI,
Chapter 12, Accessories, tells you how to use accessories
such as the earphone-mic or the hands fi'ee car kit
Appendix tells you how to enter characters in lM-7OOI.
The feature is useful in editing names of phone numbers,
the banner, or text messages to send.
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1.2. Document Conventions
This User Guide uses the following typographic
conventions:
Example
[SEND]
"No Memory.."
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Letters in a pair of brackets indicates a
key or a button of lM-7OOI. The example
refers to the key labeled “SEND" located
on the ke3pad of lM-7OOI.
Pharase in a pair of double quotes
indicates a text message appearing on
LCD.
The oval shaped symbol represents a key
assigned in SKY Navigator“. The
example refers to the lefi key in SKY
Navigator to access 'Main Menu‘.
[Menu] is the text icon that appears on
the bottom line of LCD.
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1.3. Definition of Terminology
Terminology Description
'press' refers to an action of pressing a key or a
button about less than 05 second.
'press and hold down’ refers to an action of pressing a
key or a button and holding it doom at
least 1 second.
'SKY NavigatorTM' refers to the oval shaped switch
with 4 directional keys (lefi, upper, lower,
and right).
'Answering Machine’ refers to the built-in answering
machine in lM-700l,
'HFK' refers to the optional Hands Free (hr Kit.
'SMS' refers to the Short Messaging System that
enables you to send or receive voice or
text messages.
'keypad tone volume' refers to loudness of the tone that
lM-700l plays when a key is pressed,
'ringervolume' indicates loudness of the ringer that
lM-700l plays when receiving incoming
calls,
'earpiece volume‘ indicates loudness of the voice sound that
lM-700l plays in the earpiece.
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'Standby Mode' indicates the status of lM-7OOI when it
waits for incoming calls or your call
requests.
'Talk Mode’ indicates the status of lM-7OOI when you
are in a call.
'Vibration Mode‘ indicates the mode that enables lM-7OOI
to vibrate instead of ringing when
receiving incoming calls.
'Silent Mode' indicates the mode that enables IM-7001
to operate silently (no kewad tone,
Vibration Mode', and high mic gain
enbling you to whisper).
'Answering Machine Mode’ refers to the status when
'Answer Machine' is activated.
'HFK Auto Answer Mode' refers to the mode that
enables lM-7OOI to automatically answer
incoming calls without having you touch
any key. It is only valid when 'HFK' is
connected to lM-7OOI.
'Auto Area Code Insert Mode' indicates the mode that
enables IM-7OOI to automatically enter
the preset area code when you open the
flip,
'Auto Redinl Mode' indicates the mode that enables
lM-700l to automatically redial if
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requested call fails.
'Auto Backlight Mode' indicates the mode that enables
lM-7OOI to automatically turn On the
backlight of LCD when the flip is open.
Afier 10 seconds: LCD backlight
automatically turns OE.
'Auto Hyphen Mode' indicates the mode that enables
lM-7OOI to insert a hyphen when you
enter a phone number.
'lnternational Call Lock Mode' indicates the mode that
enables lM-7OOI to block international
calls being made.
'Auto Lock Mode' indicates the mode when lM-7OOI
totally blocks an access to your lM-700L
'Phone Book Access Lock Mode' indicates the mode
when IM-7001 blocks an access to your
'Phone Book'r
'Lock Menu Mode' indicates the mode when IM-
7001 blocks an access to menu's,
'Call History Access Lock Mode' indicates the mode
when lM-700l limits an access to 'Call
History’.
’Voice Dial Mode' indicates the mode when you speak into
lM-7OOI instead of pressing keypad to
dial
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'Power On Screen' indicates the LCD screen that
lM-7OOI displays when you turn IM-7OOI
on
'Power 0“ Screen' indicates the LCD screen displayed
when powering lM-7OOI ofl‘.
'Standby Mode Screen' indicates the LCD screen when
'call history'
'Phone Book‘
'memory dial‘
'Main Menn'
'Hot Menu‘
'SMS Menu'
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lM-7OOI is in Standby Mode‘.
indicates the memory bufi‘er allocated in
lM-7OOI to store phone numbers you
have called recently lM-7001 stores upto
10 entries in ’call history'r
indicates the memory buffer allocated in
lM-700l to store phone numbers, names,
and group assignment.
indicates the operation of retrieving a
phone number from IM-7OOI‘s memory
and calling it,
refers to the menu interface you can
access when you press the left key of
SKY NavigatorTM in ’Stnndby Mode'.
refers to the menu interface you can
access when you press the left key of
SKY Navigatorm in "l‘nlk Made'
refers to the menu interface you can
access when you press the down key of
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SKY Navigator"M in ’Stnndby Mode‘.
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1.4. Highlights
1.4.1. Silent Mode’
In public places like a theatre or a bus, aloud ringer tone
and your voice may bother people around you. Put IM-
7001 into ‘Silent Mode’ to enable lM-7001 to operate
quietly. Just press and hold down the [Silent] button on
the side panel to activate the feature. ‘Silent Mode’ is
defined in the table below;
Ringer Tone Disabled. Vibrates instead.
Key Tone Disabled.
High so that you can whisper.
1.4.2. Built-in Digital Recorder
IM-7001 has a built-in digital recorder capable of
recording upto 4 minutes and 10 seconds of voice
messages. It allows you to record a phone conversation
as well. Please, note that use of this feature is subject to
the local regulatory laws regarding privacy of phone
conversation.
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1. 4. 3. Built-in Answering Machine
IM-7OOI has a built-in answering machine which allows
you to leave announcement message in your voice and to
record callers“ voice messages.
1.4.4. Alarm
IM-7OOI has a alarm capable of setting alarms (up to 10
alarm settings),
1.4.5. Built-in Calculator
IM-7OOI has a built-in calculator capable of adding,
subtracting, multiplying, and dividing,
1.4. 6. Built-in Calendar
IM-7001 has a built-in calendar capable of displaying
days and months from January 1996 to September 2015.
1.4. 7. World Time Display
IM-7OOI can display local time of38 world cities,
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1.5.
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Precautions
For added protection to 1M-7001 please
keep the following precautions.
Fully charge your battery supplied with JIM-7001
prior to initial use. Also, the battery may have to
be recharged when IM-7OOI is lefi unattended
and unused for long periods of time
Do not use IM-7001 near water — for example
near a bathtub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, and
laundry tub, in a wet basement near a
swimming pool or similar location. If IM-7OOI
has been exposed to rain or water, have it
serviced by an authorized service center near
you.
Never spill liquids of any kind into M-7OOI.
Should spillage occur, have it checked by an
authorized technician before use.
Do not attempt to service lM-7001 yourself as
opening or removing covers may result in a
refusal of warranty service at an authorized
service center,
Please, do not store IM-7001 in vibratory places.
1. Introduction
For a better reception, the antenna should not
contact any objects or any pan of your body
To clean IM-7OOI, gently wipe with sofi cloth or
towel. Never use thinner or solvent.
Since [M-7OOI is a delicate high tech electronic
product, unauthorized antenna or accessories
may deteriorate the performance of [M—7OOI.
Also, avoid placing IM-700l on top of a steel
table, a computer, or an electronic range since
this may cause a worse reception,
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2. Getting Started
2. Getting Started
The chapter tells you about the very basic
things to do before using your IM-7001
2.1. Unpacking IM-7001
Please check that your IM- 7001 package
contains all of following itemt
One IM-7OOI
One Carrying Strap
One Standard Battery
One Desk Top Charger
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OverView of IM-7OOI
2.2.
The figure will be replaced by New One.
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[Rec] (Record)
Press and hold it down to begin or end a recording
session.
[Play]
Press and hold it down to begin or stop playing
recorded messages.
[Silent]
Press and hold down the key to activate ‘Silent
Mode’. To disable ‘Silent Mode’, press and hold
down the key again. ‘Silent Mode’ is defined in the
table below;
Ringer Disabled. Vibrates instead.
Key Tone Disabled.
Mic. Gain High so that you can whisper.
Antenna
When the antenna is pulled out to its full length,
reception is improved by about 3 dB. It is a good
practice to pull the antenna out at a place where
CDMA signal is not strong.
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12.
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Call Indicator Lamp
It flashes when IM-7OOI receives incoming calls or
SMS messages (See Chapter 7 for more info on
SMS).
Earpiece (speaker)
LCD displays the status oflM-700L
SKY Navigator“
The SKY NavigatorTM has four different directional
keys, allowing you to make 4 distinct choices for
accessing most of IM-7001’s features very easily,
[SEND]
To make a call, you enter a phone number and press
the key. By pressing the key without entering a
phone number, lM-7001 shall retrieve the last phone
number in 'call history' and try connecting to the
number.
Numeric Keys
Microphone (Mic)
Flip
Open the flip to answer an incoming call. To end a
call, close the flip,
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2. Getting Started
[END]
To turn lM-7OOI on or off, press and hold it down.
To end a call, press it.
[CLR] (Clear)
Press it to erase a character. Pressing and holding
down the key shall erase your entire entry,
Sometimes, the key can be used to cancel a menu
selection or a function.
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15.
16.
17.
18.
I9.
Buzzer produces a ringer (one.
Earphone—Mic Jack
Battery (See Section 2.5.)
[Ans. Machine] (Answering Machine)
To activate the built-in answering machine, press
and hold down the button. To deactivate the
answering machine, press and hold it down again.
ICC (In Car Connector)
When connecting [M-7OOI to an optional hands free
car kit, the plug from the hands free car kit is
inserted here.
2. Getting Started
2.3. Fastening Carrying Strap
Insert the fine end of the
carrying strap through the
hole located at the bottom
of the antenna.
Hold the other end of the
strap and run it through
the opening formed by the
fine end of the strap,
2.4. Proper Use of Antenna
When the antenna is
pulled out to its maximum
length, IM~7OOI performs
better. If the antenna is
positioned vertically, IM-
7001 performs even better,
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2.5.
Using Battery
2.5. 1. Cautions
You MUST use the battery and desk top charger
provided by SK Teleteeh. Unauthorized batteries or
chargers may cause a damage to your Eli-7001 or an
explosion.
You MUST NOT press
the safety switch located
on bottom center of the
battery. This is to prevent
a fire or an explosion that
may happen when two
charging pins accidentally
contact each other by
metal objects such as
coins or pins.
Please keep the battery and desk top charger in a
clean condition, Dirt on the charging pins may slow
down or stop the charging process.
Do not disassemble the battery or the desktop
charger.
Do not store the battery or the desktop charger near
fire. They may explode.
2. Getting Started
0 Do not drop the battery or expose to a strong shock.
It may damage the battery or shonen the battery life.
0 Always store the battery at a room temperature (5 ~
35°C). In a severe cold or hot places, the battery may
decrease its capacity and its life. When the battery is
Iefi unattended or unused, separate the battery from
IM-7OOI and stow it in a safe place.
0 It is recommended to replace your battery with new
one every six months since batteries may perform
poor afier repeated charging and discharging events.
2. 5.2. InstallingA Battery
Align the bottom part of the
battery to the lower guide of
IM—700I as indicated in the
figure.
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Push the other end toward [M-
7001 until a click is heard.
2. 5. 3. RemovingA Battery
Push down the release
knob of the battery and
pull it away from IM-7001
as shown in the figure,
Turn Ell-700] off before
removing the battery
2, Getting Started
2. 5.4‘ ReclmrgingA Battery
Plug the desktop charger into the wall outlet (110V
~ 220V AC, 50/60Hz)i
When charging the battery attached to 1M-700L use
the fi'ont receptacle When properly placed, the
desktop charger shall start charging as indicated by
the lefi LED indicator turning into Red.
When charging an extra battery, use the rear
charging slot. Note that the right LED indicator is
changed into Red when charging in the rear slot.
When charging is completed, the LED indicator
turns into Green
Now
When charging from both of front receptacle and
rear slot, the hem receptacle is charged first. When
the front receptacle finishes charging, the rear slot
starts charging
It is recommended to leave the battery for about 2 or
3 additional hours in the charger even though the
Green LED indicator is turned ON. This insures that
the battery reaches to a full charge level,
If the Orange LED flashes, the battery is not firmly
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placed in the charging slot. Please, remove the
battery and try to put it back securely
0 Never put objects of any kind into the Openings of
the charger since it may cause a damage to the
charger,
0 Keep the charger away from children or animals or
pets.
2. 5. 5. Battery Recharge Indicator
0 When the battery needs recharging, IM-7001 keeps
beeping “BEEP-BEEP-BEEP”. IM-7OOI also flashes
the battery ICON on LCD. Continuing use of IM-
7001 shall result in powering off.
2.5.6. Battery Talk & Standby Time
Slim Battery Standard Battery
(Option)
Talk Time About 90 Minutes About 120
Minutes
Standby About 30 ~ 40 About 50 ~ 60
Time Hours J Hours
2, Getting Started
The above figures represent the lab fest
results performed in SK Teletech iv lab
(using HP® 8924C, Slot Index 2, 40% of
voice activity)
Mon;
0 The actual battery discharge time may be less when
walking or moving in a car, mainly due to the
handoff management necessary to maintain a good
connection with base stations.
2.5. 7. Minimum Charging Time
Battery Type Slim Battery Standard
(Option) Battery
Charging Time About 70 Minutes About 95
Minutes
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2.6. Understanding ICON
lM-7001 has 7 ICON'S on the top line of
LCD to indicate various status of IM— 7001
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
in $1,“ Signal Strength
mmmmilv Washing
Good Bad No Service
Roaming Indicator
indicates that [NI-7001 is in ‘Standby Mode’,
waiting for a calL
indicates that IM-7OOI is in ‘Talk Mode’.
indicates that IM-7001 is in 'Vibratinn
Mode’,
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(5). indicates that IM-700l is recording or playing.
\ I /
/ I \
Recording Playing
«3. $12] lM-7001 has received text (T) or voice (V)
®~ m
messages.
RIM/i New voice 18} New text
1 1 \ message 4 \ message
“E Old voice TE Old text
messages in messages in
1M-7001 [NI-7001
Indicates the battery charge level,
{E (E C“.
Full Half l / 4 Recharge
1 required.
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2.7. Understanding SKY NavigatorTM
SKY NavigatorTM allows you to navigate
lhrough all of menu trees quickly. Simply
look at one line instruction given at the
bottom line of LCD and select one ouf of 4
directional key: in SKY Navigatorm,
Press to select the lefi item
among entries on LCD’s bottom
line
Press to select middle item,
Press to select the right item.
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2. Basic operations
3. Basic Operations
The chapter tells you how to do basic
operations such as powering on, powering of
making a col], answering a 0011, redioling lost
numbers, memory droIing, adjusting the
earpiece volume, and others.
3.1. Chapter Summary
Function Instruction
Power ON Press and hold donn the [END] key.
Power OFF Press and hold down the [END] key.
Make A Call Enter the phone number and press
[SEND].
Receive A Call Open the flip. Or, press any key if
the flip is open,
How to Use 'Hot Key' in 'Talk Mode'
Sending My During a call, pras and hold down
Cellular Number the [all] key to transmit your cellular
phone number.
Muting Mic During a call, press and hold down
the [*] key to mute the mic. To
reactivate the mic, press and hold
down the H key.
How to Select Ringer
Ring or Vibrate See Section 3.7.1
Ringer Style See Section 3.7.2.
Set it of Rings See Section 3.7 3.
IM-7001 User Guide
Your IM-7OOI operates
stmnge. Or, you can
Remove your banery from IM—7OOI
and reinsert the battery. Try again.
nottum it on. If the problem still remains, get it
lM-7OOI gets ofl‘by serviced by an authorized service
itself. center.
A.3. Specifications of IM-7001
Frequency Range Transmission: 8245444837 MHz
Reception: 869.64~893.37MHZ
Frequency Less than i 300 Hz
Accuracy
Dimension 115 X42X21 mm
Transmission Power 0.3; W i 50%
# [NI-700i -200 c ~ 500 c
%‘ Charger 00 C ~ 400 C
Humidity 5 % ~ 95 %
IM-7001 User Guide
placed in the charging slot. Please, remove the
battery and try to put it back securely.
0 Never put objects of any kind into the openings of
the charger since it may cause a damage to the
charger.
0 Keep the charger away from children or animals or
pets.
2. 5.5. Battery Recharge Indicator
0 When the battery needs recharging, IM-700[ keeps
beeping “BEEP-BEEP-BEEP”. lM-7001 also flashes
the battery ICON on LCD. Continuing use of M-
7001 shall result in powering off,
2.5.6. Battery Talk & Standby fime
Slim Battery Standard Battery
(Option)
Talk Time About 90 Minutes About 120
Minutes
Standby About 30 ~ 40 About 50 ~ 60
Time Hours Hours
2-12
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