Sagem Wireless 95370006 Licensed Portable User Manual

Sagem Wireless Licensed Portable Users Manual

Users Manual

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1IN A FEW WORDS ...Switch onPress .CallDial the number then press .AnswerPress .Hang upPress .Switch offPress (long press).Hands-freeTo communicate, press .Lock and unlock the keyboardfrom the standby screenPress * then OK.Redial last numberPress twice.Make a call from a number storedin the directoryBy name: enter the first letter of the name,press , scroll down the list to find yourcorrespondent, then press to call.By location in the directory: enter the locationnumber then press * to call.Briefly, the functions✄
2MENUSEnter using or Navigate using and Validate using OKQuit or return to the previousmenu using CBriefly, the menus✄ServicesDirectoryText messagesCall servicesRinging and beepsGamesAccessoriesSecurityControls
3You have just bought a mobile phone and wecongratulate you on your choice.Your phone will allow you to use different internationalnetworks depending on the roaming agreementsbetween the operators.We would like to remind you that this phone isapproved to European standards.To get the most out of using your phone, werecommend that you read this manual carefully andkeep it handy for future reference if needed.WARNINGAccording to the configuration of the networks andassociated subscriptions, certain functions may not beavailable (indicated by *).GLOSSARYOutgoing call A call made from your phone.Incoming call A call received by your phone.SIM card The card containing your subscriptionand access rights to services. Thedetachable part is the micro-SIM.PIN The personal code linked to your SIMcard.PIN2 The second personal code linked toyour SIM card to access certainfunctions (*).Phone code The phone code is a secret codeintended to protect the phone in caseof theft.IMEI The identification number of yourphone.SMS Short Message Service: for sendingand receiving short text messages.Service Company which manages the networkprovider or subscription.OperatorCompatibility ofyour SIM cardYour phone iscompatible with SIM3V cards only.The SAGEM logo and trademark are the property of SAGEM SA.AT is a registered trademark of Hayes Microcomputer products Inc.Hayes is a registered trademark of Hayes Microcomputer Products Inc.T9 Text Input is a registered trademark of ©Tegic Communications Inc.T9 is licensed under one or more of the following U.S. Patents: 5,818,437,5,953,541, 5,187,480, 5,945,928, 6,011,554 and additional patents arepending worldwide.If an incompatible SIM card isinserted, a message will bedisplayed when switching on yourphone. For further information,contact your Operator.
4Safety informationSafety information forwireless handheld phonesUse of your phone is subject to safety rulesdesigned to protect the user and his or herenvironment.Exposure to Radio Frequency SignalsYour wireless handheld portable telephone isa low power radio transmitter and receiver.When it is ON, it receives and also sends outradio frequency (RF) signals.In August, 1996, the Federal CommunicationsCommissions (FCC) adopted RF exposureguidelines with safety levels for handheldwireless phones. Those guidelines areconsistent with the safety standards previouslyset by both U.S. and international standardsbodies:ANSI C95.1 (1992)*NCPR Report 86 (1986)*ICNIRP (1996)*(*) American National Standards Institute;National Council on Radiation Protection andMeasurements; International Commission onNon-Ionizing Radiation Protection.
5Safety informationThose standards were based oncomprehensive and periodic evaluations ofthe relevant scientific literature. Forexample, over 120 scientists, engineers,and physicians from universities,government health agencies, and industryreviewed the available body of research todevelop the ANSI Standard (C95.1).The design of your phone complies with theFCC guidelines (and those standards).For body worn operation, this phone hasbeen tested and meets FCC RF exposureguidelines when used with an accessorythat contains no metal and that positionsthe handset a minimum of 1 cm from thebody. Use of other accessories may notensure compliance with FCC RF exposureguidelines.Antenna CareUse only the supplied or an approvedreplacement antenna. Unauthorizedantennas, modifications, or attachmentscould damage the phone and may violateFCC regulations.Phone OperationNormal position: hold the phone as youwould any other telephone with the antennapointed up and over your shoulder.Tips on efficient operation: for your phone tooperate most efficiently: do not touch theantenna unnecessarily when the phone is inuse. Contact with the antenna affects callquality and may cause the phone to operateat a higher power level than otherwiseneeded.DrivingCheck the laws and regulations on the use ofwireless telephones in the areas where youdrive. Always obey them. Also, if using yourphone while driving, please : Give full attention to driving, driving safelyis your first responsibility; Use hands-free operation, if available; Pull off the road and park before making oranswering a call if driving conditions sorequire.Electronic DevicesMost modern electronic equipment is shieldedfrom RF signals. However, certain electronicequipment may not be shielded against theRF signals from your wireless phone.Some phone accessories allow to reduce theradiation interferences of the phone. Pleasecontact your distributor.
6Safety informationPacemakersThe Health Industry Manufacturers Associationrecommends that a minimum separation of six(6) inches be maintained between a handheldwireless phone and a pacemaker to avoidpotential interference with the pacemaker.These recommendations are consistent with theindependent research by and recommendationsof Wireless Technology Research.Persons with pacemakers: Should ALWAYS keep the phone more thansix inches from their pacemaker when thephone is turned ON; Should not carry the phone in a breastpocket; Should use the ear opposite the pacemakerto minimize the potential for interference; If you have any reason to suspect thatinterference is taking place, turn your phoneOFF immediately.Hearing AidsSome digital wireless phones may interfere withsome hearing aids. In the event of suchinterference, you may want to consult yourservice provider.Other Medical DevicesIf you use any other personal medicaldevice, consult the manufacturer of yourdevice to determine if they are adequatelyshielded from external RF energy. Yourphysician may be able to assist you inobtaining this information.Turn your phone OFF in health carefacilities when any regulations posted inthese areas instruct you to do so.Hospitals or health care facilities may beusing equipment that could be sensitive toexternal RF energy.VehiclesRF signals may affect improperly installedor inadequately shielded electronicsystems in motor vehicles. Check with themanufacturer or its representativeregarding your vehicle. You should alsoconsult the manufacturer of anyequipment that has been added to yourvehicle.Posted FacilitiesTurn your phone OFF in any facility whereposted notices so require.
7Safety informationAircraftFCC regulations prohibit using your phone whilein the air. Switch OFF your phone beforeboarding an aircraft.Blasting AreasTo avoid interfering with blasting operations, turnyour phone OFF when in a blasting area or inareas posted: Turn off two-way radio. Obey allsigns and instructions.Potentially Explosive AtmospheresTurn your phone OFF when in any area with apotentially explosive atmosphere and obey allsigns ans instructions. Sparks in such areascould cause an explosion or fire resulting inbodily injury or even death.Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphereare often but not always clearly marked. Theyinclude fueling areas such as gasoline stations;below deck on boats; fuel or chemincal transferor storage facilities; vehicles using liquefiedpetroleum gas (such as propane or butane);areas where the air contains chemicals orparticles, such as grain, dust, or metal powders;and any other area where you would normally beadvised to turn off your vehicle engine.For Vehicles Equipped with an Air BagAn air bag inflates with great force. DONOT place objects, including bothinstalled or portable wireless equipment, inthe area over the air bag or in the air bagdeployment area. If in-vehicle wirelessequipment is improperly installed and theair bag inflates, serious injury could result.Electrical SafetyOnly use the appropriate chargersrecommended in the manufacturerscatalog. Using another charger may provedangerous and could invalidate thewarranty of your phone.The main power socket should be easilyaccessible.Make sure that the main voltagecorresponds to the level marked on thecharger identification plate.
8Safety informationGeneral PrecautionsDo not try to open your phone and repair ityourself. The manufacturer cannot be heldliable for any resulting damage.Any work done by an unqualified andunauthorized person will invalidate yourwarranty.Do not use your phone in humid places(bathroom, swimming pool, etc.). Protect itfrom splashing water and other liquids.Do not expose your phone to extremetemperatures.Keep your phone out of reach of smallchildren. Do not allow them to play with it,it is not a toy.Only use your phone with originalaccessories. Failure to comply with theserules will invalidate your warranty.Remember to dicsconnect the chargerbefore removing the battery.The physical and chemical processesused in rechargeable batteries mean thattemperature limits must be followed duringrapid charging. Your terminal automaticallyprotects the batteries from extremetemperatures.If the phone is disconnected from thebattery for an extended period of time, itwill lose the time and the recorded voicemessages.WARNINGThe manufacturer cannot be held liable forany failure to comply with the aboverecommendations or for any misuse.The software program developed bySAGEM SA remains the exclusiveproperty of SAGEM SA. It is thereforehighly prohibited to modify, translate, de-compile or disassemble this softwareprogram or any part thereof.SAGEM SA may not be held responsiblefor the contents of messages, software orobjects downloaded and/or for any director indirect consequential damage to thephone user or the phone itself.
9Safety informationEmergency CallsIMPORTANTThis phone, like any PCS phone, operates usingradio signals, PCS and landline networks, anduser-programmed functions. As a consequencea connection in all conditions cannot beguaranted.Therefore you should never relysolely upon any PCS phone for essentialcommunications (e.g. medical emergencies).To make or receive any calls, this phone mustbe switched on and in service area withadequate PCS signal strength. Emergency callsmay not be possible on all PCS networks orwhen certain network services and/or phonefeatures are in use. Check with local ServiceProviders.When making an emergency call, remember togive all the necessary information as accuratelyas possible. Remember that your PCS phonemay be the only means of communication at thescene of an accident - do not terminate the calluntil given permission to do so.If certain features are in use (such asKeyguard), you may first need to turn thosefeatures off before you can make an emergencycall. Consult this manual and your local PCSService Provider.Emergency CallingIf the phone is not on, press .Key in emergency number for yourpresent location (e.g. 911 or other officialemergency number).Press .If you dial 911 during a call, the phoneterminates the current call and attempts tomake a call to the emergency number911.FCC/INDUSTRY CANADA NOTICEYour phone may cause TV or radiointerference (e.g when using telephone inclose proximity of receiving equipment). TheFCC/INDUSTRY CANADA can require youto stop using your telephone if suchinterference cannot be eliminated. If youneed assistance, contact your local dealer.This device complies with parts 15 and 68 ofthe FCC rules. Operation is subject to thecondition that this device does not causeharmful interferences.
10Contents1. Presentation of the phone ................................... 121.1 Exchanging the coloured front panel ................. 152. Getting started ..................................................... 162.1 Information on the SIM card .............................. 162.2 Installing the SIM card and the battery .............. 172.3 Charging the battery ......................................... 182.4 Switching on/switching off, starting up .............. 192.5 Menu access .................................................... 202.6 Deleting characters ........................................... 203. Initial communication - Hands-free mode ............ 213.1 Making a call ..................................................... 213.2 Receiving a call ................................................ 223.3 Volume control .................................................. 223.4 Hands-free mode .............................................. 223.5 Ending a call ..................................................... 224. Menu list .............................................................. 235. How to use the directory ...................................... 265.1 Directory display ............................................... 265.2 Storing a number .............................................. 265.3 Deleting a number ............................................ 275.4 Call groups ....................................................... 275.5 Sorting .............................................................. 285.6 Sending a short message to a stored number .. 295.7 Directory space memory ................................... 295.8 Displaying personal numbers ........................... 295.9 Making a call to a stored number ...................... 296. How to use the text mailbox and the EasyMessage T9 function ........................................ 306.1 Receiving a short message .............................. 306.2 Editing a message using Easy Message T9 .. 316.3 Edited messages .............................................. 337. How to use the call related features .................... 347.1 Forwarding calls ............................................... 347.2 Viewing the list of the last numbers used .......... 357.3 Monitoring the duration and cost of calls ........... 367.4 Displaying the numbers .................................... 367.5 Authorising double call ...................................... 377.6 Configuring automatic redial ............................. 377.7 Voice mail number ............................................ 377.8 Local information distribution ............................ 377.9 Replacing the international prefix ...................... 377.10 Placing calls on hold ........................................ 387.11 Multi-conferencing (*) ...................................... 388. How to adjust the ringing tonesand the vibrator ................................................... 408.1 Selecting the volume and the typeof ringing tone ................................................... 408.2 Call groups ....................................................... 418.3 Personalising the ringing tone ........................... 418.4 Setting the vibrator ............................................ 418.5 Selecting silent mode ........................................ 418.6 Setting the beeps .............................................. 418.7 Deleting DTMF tones ........................................ 42
11Contents9. How to adjust and customize your phone ............ 439.1 Customizing your phone ................................... 439.2 Selecting the display language ......................... 459.3 Select the type of response .............................. 459.4 Selecting the network ....................................... 459.5 Setting the time and date .................................. 469.6 Controlling screen contrast ............................... 469.7 Converting currencies ....................................... 4710. How to use the security featuresof your phone ....................................................... 4810.1 Locking the keyboard ...................................... 4810.2 Changing the PIN number ............................... 4810.3 Changing the PIN2 number (*) ........................ 4910.4 Changing the phone code ............................... 4910.5 Changing the operator password (*) ................ 5010.6 Limiting incoming calls (*) ................................ 5010.7 Limiting outgoing calls (*) ................................ 5010.8 Setting up the pre-set directory (*) ................... 5110.9 Charge checking (*) ........................................ 5111. Other functions .................................................... 5211.1 Calculator ........................................................ 5211.2 Setting the alarm ............................................. 5211.3 Setting the timer .............................................. 5311.4 Configure your phone with a car kit ................. 5311.5 Data parameters ............................................. 5312. WAP Function ..................................................... 5413. Games ................................................................. 5614. Available accessories .......................................... 5715. Upkeep ................................................................ 5816. Answers to your questions .................................. 59
121. Presentation of the phone@Indicator light Programmable key 2(depending on model) Mobile Internet access keyOperate/CallActivation of hands-freeValidateScrolling arrowBattery charging and accessories socketScrolling arrowStop/End callCorrectionProgrammable key 1High definition graphics screenEar phone/speakerAntennaMicrophoneWARNING!During a call, mind you do not obstruct themicrophone with your hand.
131. Presentation of the phoneFunction keysStop  Reject a call  Hang upGo  Call a number  Receive a call Hands-free modeCShort press: Return to the previousmenu  Delete a characterLong press: Exit menu mode Complete deletion of the entry OK Validate- Programmable keys for direct accessto the functions that you haveselected (depending on model)- Volume control during conversation( key: lower, key: louder)- Contextual action@Mobile Internet access key and Entry and scrolling throughthe menus.Alphanumeric keyboardMade up of 12 keys: 0 to 9, * and #.To obtain a number or letter, hold down therelevant key until the desired number orletter appears.Letters with accents are obtained by a longpress on * after entering the letter with noaccent.Punctuation marks and special symbols areobtained by a long press on the # key.Key 1A long press on key 1 allows you to accessthe voicemail service (depending on model).
141. Presentation of the phoneDisplayThe high definition graphics screen enablesyou to read messages easily. Various iconsinform you about the status of functions.Battery charge indicator(black if charged, clear ifdischarged)Received signal strengthindicator (maximumstrength: 5 bars) ; the Rletter indicates if thenetwork found does notcorrespond to thesubscriptionIf flashes, the phone issearching for a networkHands-free loudspeakerCall in progressPermanent call forwardingSilent modeText messages presentVoice messages presentThe three keys located under the screen areallocated to actions described at the bottomof the screen just above the key, each time itis necessary.For example:Validate Pressing validates the currentfunction.
151. Presentation of the phone1.1 Exchanging the coloured frontpanelSwitch off the phone.Remove the rear cover and the battery(see on page 17).Hold the phone with the front panel facingdownward, and with the antenna pressedagainst you.Free the front panel by moving theretention lugs (➊).Release the front panel by moving the retention lugs(❷) if necessary and pushing them with a pen forexample.Install the keyboard in the new front panel.Position the phone and the new front panel asshown.Replace the battery and the cover.
162. Getting started2.1 Information on the SIM card2. Getting startedSIM cardThis card must behandled and storedwith care in order toavoid excessivestresses orscratches that woulddamage it. If yourSIM card is lost,contact yourOperator or ServiceProviderimmediately.Note: Do not leaveyou SIM card withinthe reach of smallchildren.To use your phone, you have asmall card called a SIM card. Inaddition to all of the informationnecessary for the network, this cardcontains other information that youcan modify: secret codes (PIN and PIN2 -Personal Identification Number) directory mini-messages functioning of specific services.
172. Getting started2.2 Installing the SIM cardand the batterySwitch off your phone anddisconnect the charger.The SIM card is inserted beneaththe phones battery.Turn your phone over andremove the rear cover. Press ontop and make it slide.Slide the card along the basebeneath the retaining plate, withthe gold coloured sections facingtowards the phone and the cut-off corner lined up to match thedrawing on the phone.Place the battery by first insertingthe upper section into theopening.Replace the cover sliding it untilit locks.PIN codeThis is the personal code for your SIM card.You may be asked to enter this code whenthe instruction: Pin number ? appears afteryou switch on your phone.Enter the code of between 4 and 8 digitsgiven to you by your operator. These digitswill not be displayed on the screen forsecurity reasons.Press # or OK or to validate.PIN2 code (*)If one was given to you by your Operator, asecond PIN code provides secure access tocertain functions.WarningIf the wrong PIN code is entered three times in a row, the card willbe locked. To unlock your card:- enter **05*- enter the PUK code (Personal Unlocking Key) provided by yourNetwork Operator and validate,- enter your PIN code and validate,- enter your PIN code again and validate.After 5 or 10 times (depending on SIM card type), the SIM card willbe permanently locked. Contact your Operator or your ServiceProvider to obtain a new card.The same procedure (entering 052) applies when the PIN-2 code isblocked (PUK 2 code).
182. Getting started2.3 Charging the batteryYour phone is powered by a rechargeablebattery. A new battery must be charged for atleast 4 hours before it is used for the firsttime. It will reach its nominal capacity afterseveral usage cycles.When your battery has run down, the phonedisplays it and cuts out.To recharge your battery:Connect the charger to a wall outlet.Connect the end of the charging cable tothe bottom of your phone.The phone will start charging. The batterycharging indicator indicates the charge.Charging stops by itself.Unplug the cable.It is possible that during charging, the batterymay heat up slightly; this is normal.WARNINGThere is a risk of explosion if the battery isincorrectly replaced or disposed of in fire.Do not short-circuit.The battery does not contain anycomponents that can be changed by you.Do not attempt to open the battery case.Only use the correct chargers andbatteries as shown in the manufacturerscatalogue.Spent batteries must be collected at theappropriate sites.You are advised to remove the battery ifyou intend to leave your telephone unusedfor a long period.
192. Getting started2.4 Switching on/switching off,starting upTo switch on your phone:Press to switch on yourphone.If access to the SIM card isprotected by a secret code, thephone will ask you to enter yourPIN code.Enter the code of between 4 and8 digits given to you when youwere given your SIM card. Thesedigits will not be displayed on the screenfor security reasons.Press # or OK or to validate.Searching for a networkThe phone then searches for anetwork on which it cancommunicate:If it finds one, the name of thenetwork appears on the screen,and the indicator light flashesgreen.You are ready to make or receive acall.If the R letter and a networkname are displayed, calls can bemade and the indicator light flashes green.If the R letter is displayed without anynetwork name, only emergency serviceswill be accessible (police, ambulance, firebrigade).If the flashes, the phone will keepsearching. No network is available.Control of the PINcodeIf your phonedisplays SIM absent,press (longpress) to switch offyour phone andcheck that your SIMcard is correctlypositioned.NetworkindicatorThe indicator of thelevel of networksignal receivedenables you tovisualise the qualityof reception. If itshows less thanthree bars, look forbetter reception tomake your call ingood conditions.
202. Getting startedSwitching offHold down the key until the endmessage is displayed.Release the key. The phone switches off.2.5 Menu accessThe menu functions permit you to verify ormodify the various functions of your phone toadapt it to your needs.Press the scrolling arrows or to access the menus.Scroll through the menus usingthe scrolling arrows then pressOK to access the selected menu.Each time you want to validate anaction, press OK.To abandon an action, press C.To exit the menu mode, press and hold C.Direct access tomenusTo directly access amenu, press then enter thenumber of theselected menu.2.6 Deleting charactersYou can cancel an entry error:Press quickly on C to delete the lastcharacter.If you press this key longer, you will deletethe previous word.
213. Initial communication3.1 Making a callThe network is displayed.Dial the number, including thearea code if necessary, bypressing keys on thealphanumeric keypad.Press .During the call, flashes on the screen,and tones may signal the establishment ofa connection.When the person you have calledanswers, speak.3. Initial communicationHands-free modeInternational callPress 0 (long press)to display + then dialthe country codewithout waiting for atone, then thenumber you require.EmergencyservicesDepending on the operator, you can contact theemergency services with or without a SIM card orwhen the keyboard is locked. It is sufficient to be in azone served by a network. To call the internationalemergency service, dial 112 then press .Other emergency service numbers may exist,depending on the country.
223. Initial communication3.2 Receiving a callWhen you receive a call:Press then speak.The callers number is displayed when it ispresented to the network.All incoming and outgoing call numbersare registered in the list of the last calls.3.3 Volume controlIncrease or decrease the volume during aconversation by pressing the or keys.3.4 Hands-free modeDuring a call, you can transfer fromhandset mode to hands-free modesimply by pressing one key and thereverse.Press .The screen displays for handset modeand for «hands-free» mode.3.5 Ending a callPress .The end of call message appears on thescreen.The Hands-freemode enables you tofollow aconversation withseveral people andbe free to move, forexample, to takenotes during yourconversation.!Before putting the phone to your ear, check the volumecontrol settings as well as the selected listening method, especiallyif using integrated hands free mode, which could cause ear damageif used incorrectly.
234. Menus4. Menu listYou have the option of personalising the presentationof the menus, and so of limiting access to certainfunctions (See chapter How to adjust and customizeyour phone).The following list presents the expert level (limitingitself to the 3rd sub-menu).ServicesAccess to specific services offered by the operatorDirectoryDirectory menu 26Sort by locationCreate recordCall groupsAvailable memoryPersonal numbersQuitScroll through the names entered 29See recordModifyDeleteCallSend messageQuitAccording to the model of your phone, to theconfiguration of the networks and associatedsubscriptions, certain functions may not be available(indicated by *).
244. MenusText messagesAccess to the text mailbox 30Call servicesCall forwarding 34All voice callsAll conditional fwdCancel voice forwardsForward if busyForward if no answerForward if unavailableData forwardingFaxes forwardingView last numbers 35OptionsCallDuration and cost of calls (*) 36CountersDelete durationsCosts (*)Delete costs (*)Display of durationDisplay numbers 36Anonymous modeYour numberCallers numberDouble call 37ActivationDe-activationStatusAutomatic redial 37Voice mail number 37Local information (*) 37Replace + prefix (*) 37Ringing and beepsVolume and choice of music 40Call groups 41Personalised ringing tone 41Create a tuneVibrate 41Vibrate and ringVibrate then ringInactive vibrateOnly vibrateSilent mode 41Beeps 41Keypad beepsNetwork beepLow battery beepTones 42
254. MenusControlsCustomization 43Menus typeEnergy savingScreen SaverGreeting message (*)Prog. Key (*)Select language 45Automatic response 45Auto. answerAny keyNetwork selection 45Networks availablePreferred networksSetting time/date 46Display contrast 46Currency converter 47Rapid exchangeExchange rateCurrenciesSecurityKeyboard locking 49PIN number 49ModifyControl PINPIN2 number (*) 49Phone code 49ModifyControl phone codeOperator password (*) 50Limit incoming calls (*) 50Incoming voice callsIncoming data callsIncoming fax callsAll incoming callsLimit outgoing calls (*) 50Outgoing voice callsOutgoing data callsOutgoing fax callsAll outgoing callsPre-set directory (*) 51Costs (*) 51SettingsLimitationAccessoriesCalculator 52Alarm 52Timer 53Car kit (*) 53Data parameters 53Games
265. Directory5. How to use the directory5.1 Directory displayYou can store the telephonenumbers that you call regularly: in the SIM card, in the phone itself.Different icons will inform you of thedirectory location where the numberis stored when you search for it:SIM card directoryYour phones directorySIM card pre-set directory5.2 Storing a numberIn the Directory menu, selectCreate record. Validate bypressing OK.Enter the name (the number ofaccepted characters depends onthe SIM card used). Validate.Enter the number including thearea code, if necessary (up to 20characters). Validate.The number oftelephone numbersstored in the SIMcard directory variesdepending on thecapacity of the card.Your Operator oryour ServiceProvider can provideyou with thisinformation.It is advisable tostore numbers intheir internationalformat (+, countrycode, and number).You can verify thecontents of a recordand modify it byselecting therequired name.
275. DirectoryYou can enter spaces in the number(displayed as commas ,) bypressing (long press) on * or #. Thefigures entered after a space areprocessed in a DTMF sequence(usable after a number).If necessary, select the call groupto which you want to assign thisnumber.Depending on the available space, you canselect the storage location of the numberentered: SIM card or phone itself.5.3 Deleting a numberTo delete the contents of a directory location,select the name using the scrolling arrows.Validate by pressing OK. Select Delete, thenvalidate.5.4 Call groupsYou are also able to classify contactsrecorded in the directory into Call Groups.To each of these groups you attribute certaincharacteristics (icon, ringing tone, vibrator,etc.).When sorting bylocation, pressing onthe * key launchesa search for the firstavailable location;pressing on #returns to the startof the list.Creating a groupBy default, groups have already beencreated in the phone.In order to look up their characteristics,display a list of the groups - Directory/Directory menu/Call groups menu.Using the scrolling arrows, choose a groupand press OK. You are then able to look upor alter its characteristics or to erase thegroup.To create a new group:Go into Directory/Directory menu/Callgroups.Choose Create group.Enter a name and validate.Choose an icon using the scrolling arrowsand validate.Choose a ring tone, then choose avibrator mode, and validate.The selection of a call group is made whenentering a number into the directory, or whenmodifying a number you have already saved.
285. DirectoryActivate the Call Groups functionIf you want the characteristics of the groupsto apply to each call:Go into Directory/Directorymenu/Call groups.Choose Activate groups.Tick the box and validate.Note: the calls received from contacts whodo not belong to a Call group use theparameters provided in the Ringing andbeeps menu.Available memoryTo ascertain the number of groups which canstill be created:Go into Directory/Directory menu/Callgroups.Choose Available memory.The first number shows the number ofgroups which can still be created, and thesecond shows the maximum number ofgroups.Looking up a groupSelect the group to be looked up and press OK.Choose See group. The screen presents thename, the icon, and the choice of vibratormode of the group.If there are contacts attached to this group, the key can be used to view the list of these.Modifying a groupSelect the group to be modified, and press OK.Choose Modify.Carry out the wanted modifications.Validate by OK.Deleting a groupSelect the group to be deleted, and press OK.Choose Delete.Confirm by OK.5.5 SortingThe directory menu enables you to sort the storednumbers by name or location; for the latter, thefree locations are indicated in the list.If call groups are notenabled, you cannotattachcorrespondents togroups.
295. Directory5.6 Sending a short message to astored numberSelect the recipient scrolling using thescrolling arrows and validate using OK.Select Send message and validate usingOK.Compose your text message.Press OK. Select Send and validate usingOK. The recipient number is displayed.Send your message using key.5.7 Directory space memoryIn the Directory menu, select Availablememory. Validate using OK.The screen will display the amount ofavailable space on the SIM card and onthe phone itself.5.8 Displaying personal numbersUsing the Personal numbers menu, youcan create records for your own numbersin order to be able to consult them.5.9 Making a call with a stored numberHere are all the ways you can call acorrespondent, whose number you have savedin the directory, from the standby screen:1) Enter the first letter(s) of yourcorrespondents name, as you saved it intothe directory, and then press .The directory list is displayed, with the firstname that corresponds with the letter youentered at the top. If your correspondent isnot at the top, use the scrolling arrows toselect the name.Press on to make the call.2) Enter the number under which you havesaved your correspondents details, and thenpress on * (rapid dial).3) Enter the number under which you havesaved your correspondents details, and thenpress on #. Your correspondents number isdisplayed, at which point you can modify oradd to the number.Press on to make the call.
306. Text mailbox6. How to use the textmailbox and the EasyMessage T9 function6.1 Receiving a shortmessageWhen you receive a shortmessage, an icon flashes onyour phone screen, a tone isemitted and the indicator lightflashes red.Your phone indicates: the location of the message inthe phone or in the SIM card, the date and time that themessage was received by thenetwork, the number of the personsending the message.By pressing on (Options),various options are offered for areceived message, depending onwhether it has been read or not.To read a message received,select it and press OK. Read themessage by pressing to scrollthe text.Access to thisservice depends onthe network. Formore information,consult yourOperator or yourService Provider.
316. Text mailbox6.2 Editing a message usingEasy Message T9The Easy Message T9 functionhelps you to easily enter shortmessages.Select the Text messages/Writenew... menu and press OK.Selecting the editing languageValidate T9 by pressing the key. Select using the scrollingarrows, the language requiredand validate by pressing OK.Using T9 modePress the key corresponding tothe letter required, compose theword by continuing to press thekeys corresponding to thedifferent letters, without worryingabout the display, until the wholeword is entered: it will appear innegative, white on black.T9 mode isactivated as soon asyou create or modifya message.LanguageBy default, thelanguage used isthat which isactivated on thephones menudisplay (or English ifa language notsupported by EasyMessage T9 isselected in themenu).If the word proposedcorresponds to the one you arelooking for, press 0 to validate it,create a space and go on to thenext word.It is possible that there areseveral words in the dictionarythat contain the same sequenceof keys pressed. If the word thatappears is not the one you want,press @ to scroll through thewords present in the dictionary,corresponding to this sequenceof keys. When you find the wordyou want, press 0 to validate,type a space and go on to thenext word.If the word that you want doesnot appear in the dictionary,several additional modes allowyou to vary the nature of thewords entered.As you go along,depending on thekeys pressed, thesoftware looks in adictionary for thecorresponding wordsthat are mostfrequently used.
326. Text mailboxAdditional entry modesThe key selects one mode or another.The 123 (numeric) mode inserts numbers.The Insert symbol mode displays a list ofsymbols and the figures from 0 to 9 thatcorrespond to them.To enter a symbol, simply type the numberthat appears above the character required,for example: 6 for ?. The symbol isinserted into the text and you returnautomatically to Easy Message T9mode. Several lists are accessible usingthe scrolling arrows.The ABC mode enters words that do notexist in the dictionary or in anotherlanguage. To obtain a letter, hold down thecorresponding key. The letters andnumbers scroll. Release the key when therequired letter appears.Capital lettersYou can type capital letters, by pressingthe * key before entering the relevantcharacter. The following characters willautomatically return to lowercase.Words in capital lettersYou can also choose to type a whole wordin capital letters by pressing twice on the* key before entering the word. It ispossible to return to lower case mode bypressing once on the * key.Punctuation marksPunctuation marks are obtained by usingeither the 1 key (except in numeric mode),or using the Insert symbols mode (quickaccess using # key).Accented charactersAccented characters are automaticallygenerated in the word in Easy MessageT9 mode. In ABC mode, you need towait for the accented character to bedisplayed whilst holding down thecorresponding key.
336. Text mailboxAfter validating text, you can chooseone of the following options: Send your message Store your message De-activate Zoom Cancel.6.3 Edited messagesPressing the key (Options), differentoptions are available for an edited message: read it send it delete it modify it view the memory occupation level delete them all select a send option (acknowledgement,reply given, period of validity, messageformat) enter the message centre number.The number ofmessages stored inthe SIM cardchanges dependingon the SIM cardcapacity; contactyour Operator oryour ServiceProvider. for furtherinformation.
347. Call related features7. How to use the callrelated features7.1 Forwarding callsForwarding voice callsDepending on your subscription, thisservice allows you to transferincoming calls to another number ora mailbox.Scroll through the menu to activate thetype of forwarding that you require: Forward all voice calls: all incomingcalls are forwarded to a number youdefine Forward all conditional calls Forward calls when your line is busy Forward calls when there is no answeron your extension after a period thatyou can define by answering thequestions on the menu Forward calls when your phone isunavailable, outside of networkcoverage or switched off.Enter the number to which you want toforward your calls. If necessary, includethe area code you would use if you werecalling the number from your phone.Look out forincompatibilities; formore information,consult yourOperator or yourService Provider.
357. Call related featuresValidate by pressing A message on the screenconfirms that forwarding has beenactivated.You can also cancel all types offorwarding.You can view the status of a typeof call forwarding in order to verifywhether it is active or not. Thisfunction is also useful forcontrolling the number to which your callsare forwarded. The information supplied isprovided by the network in real time.Forwarding data or faxesDepending on your subscription,this service permits you to transferdata or faxes that are addressed toyou to another number.You can activate the data or faxesforwarding service, to enter therequired number, cancel it and viewthe status of the service.For services specificto a network, suchas mailboxes, shortdialling is only validwhen covered by theparticular network.You may possiblyprefer aninternational number.This memory islinked to the phoneand not to the SIMcard.Several options areavailable for thisnumber: store it inyour directory, sendit a short message,delete it. You canalso delete thewhole list ofnumbers.7.2 Viewing the list of the lastnumbers usedYou can consult the list of the lastnumbers used (outgoing andincoming if available).To redial a number:Select from the list using thescrolling arrows. Make the call bypressing on .Shortcut: from the standbyscreen, press on .The forwardingnumber to themessaging centredepends on thesubscription type.WarningCancellations offorwarding cancause particularreactions in certainnetworks.
367. Call related features7.3 Monitoring the duration and cost ofcalls (*)On the Counters menu you canview the duration of the last calland all calls made since the lastdeletion.The Delete durations menuenables you to delete theduration of the last call and resetto zero the total calls counter.On the Costs (*) menu you can view the costof the last call and all calls made since the lastdeletion.The Delete costs (*) menu enables you toclear the cost of the last call and to reset thecall counter after entering your PIN2 code.The Display of duration menu enables you toselect the duration display during a call.7.4 Displaying the numbersThis menu permits you to see the status of thedisplay numbers function for: your identity (phone number) the identity of the person calling you.Anonymous modeYou can decide whether the person you arecalling is given your phone number or not.Preset: the phone network default mode.No: you do not wish to use the anonymousmode and the person you are calling willknow your number.Yes: you wish to use the anonymous modeand the person you are calling cannot knowyour number.Your number On outgoing calls you can check that yourphone number is displayed on the phone ofthe person you are calling (CLIR). On incoming calls, you can check that thetelephone number of a phone to which youare transferring calls will appear on the phoneof a person calling you (COLR).Callers Number On outgoing calls, you can see the phonenumber to which your call is being transferred(COLP) if the person you are calling hasauthorised his or her identity to be displayedby deactivating the COLR option.This data is purelyindicative and doesnot represent proof.The metering criteriafor the network canbe appreciablydifferent (indivisibleminutes, etc.).
377. Call related features On incoming calls, when it is activated,this function displays on your phone thephone number of the person calling(CLIP). This function is only possible if thecaller has authorised his identity to bedisplayed by deactivating his CLIR option.7.5 Authorising double call(Service depending on the operator)During a call, a special tone caninform you that another caller istrying to reach you. The callersnumber - and name, if stored - isdisplayed on the screen.During a call, when pressing the @key, the key changes functionand gives access to different possibilities ofactions with this call.7.6 Configuring automatic redialYou can activate automatic redial either bydefault or on demand.7.7 Voice mail numberTo program a special permanent callnumber, type in this number andvalidate.This number is used whencalling the voice mail centre with theprogrammable keys.7.8 Local informationdistributionThis menu allows you to activateand select reception of informationdistributed by the network. (Contactyour operator for further details).7.9 Replacing the internationalprefix(Depending on model)In the event that a call is not possible withthe + prefix, you have the option ofchoosing a replacement prefix with no needto change the number(s) already recordedwith the prefix + in the directory.Call waitingYou can activate,deactivate and viewthe status of the callwaiting service inorder to checkwhether it is activeor not.WarningFor network specificservices, such asmessage centre,speed dialling isvalid only if the areayou are calling fromis covered by thenetwork. In certaincases, it is better touse an internationalphone number.This memory islinked to the phoneand not to the SIMcard.
387. Call related features7.10 Placing calls on hold(Service depending on the operator)During a call, you can put thecurrent call on hold by pressing Ok.During a call, when pressing the @key, the key changes function andenables you to access differentoptions for the call.7.11 Multi-conferencing (*)(Service depending on the operatorand depending on model)A multi-conference is limited to 6participants: 5 in a multi-conferenceand one additional callDuring a call, when pressing the @key, the key changes function and givesaccess to different possibilities of actionswith this call.WarningIn this case,pressing endsall calls.Multi-conferencingenables you to talkto several callers(depending on thenetwork capacityand on the model).Standard commandsSequences of standard keys also permit accessto services such as call notification, call holding,multi-conferencing, and open up additionalpossibilities:0 Reject a call holding or waiting (ormulti-conference calls).1 End the current call holding orwaiting (or the multi-conferencecalls if there are any) and acceptthe call (or multi-conference calls).1 X End the current call order numberX.2 Place on hold the current call (ormulti-conference calls) and acceptthe call holding or waiting (or multi-conference calls).
397. Call related features2 X Place on hold themulti-conference callsexcept for the currentcall order number X(private call).3 Add a call holding (ormulti-conference calls)to the current call (orto the multi-conference).Tel N° Place on hold thecurrent call (or themulti-conference calls)and call anothertelephone number.End all calls exceptfor a possible callwaiting.If you use thisfeature, werecommend that youfirst place thecurrent caller onhold, then dial thenew number as acourtesy to yourcaller and to ensureprivacy with theother party ifdesired.
408. Ringing tones and vibrator8. How to adjust the ringingtones and the vibrator8.1 Selecting the volume andthe type of ringing toneYou can set your phone to ring onreceiving calls and/or shortmessages.You can, during adjustment,listen to the melody selected ornot: activate or dont by pressing@; the symbol appears barredor not.Select the ringing tone requiredusing the scrolling arrows.Press to move on to the nextsection.There are numeroustunes available(including a «silentringing tone») andseveral volumelevels including acrescendo.Select the volume required for using thephone with the scrolling arrows (from 1 to4 and + for the volume crescendo) andvalidate using OK.Press to move on to the next section.Select the volume required for using thehands free car or pedestrian kit with thescrolling arrows (from 1 to 4 and + for thevolume crescendo) and validate using OK.
418. Ringing tones and vibrator8.2 Call groupsSee chapter How to use the directory for allthe functions about call groups.8.3 Personalising the ringing toneYou have the option of creating apersonalised call tune. A help menu,accessible by pressing , will guide you.8.4 Setting the vibratorWherever you require your calls to arrivediscreetly, you can use the vibrator or selectthe silent mode.Using the scrolling keys, select one of thefollowing options: inactive vibrate, onlyvibrate, vibrate and ring, vibrate then ring.Validate by pressing .8.5 Selecting silent modeIf you want the ringing tone of yourphone to be replaced by the vibratorand the beeps to be suppressed(except for the alarm tone), tick thebox and validate by pressing OK.This mode is indicated by thesymbol on the screen saver.8.6 Setting the beepsDifferent controls are available:Setting the keypad tonesSelect the tone required using thescrolling arrows and validate(press ).Setting the network toneIf you want your phone to give a warningbeep when it locates a network on which itcan communicate:Tick the box and validate by pressing OK.Silent mode isautomaticallydeactivated whenthe hands free kitcar is connected aswell as when thephone is switchedon/off.You can select thetones produced byyour keypad: Beep,DTMF (musicalkeys) or non activetones (in this lastcase, when youpress yourkeyboard, it does notmake a noise).
428. Ringing tones and vibratorSetting the low battery toneIf you want your phone to give a warningbeep when your battery is low:Tick the box and validate by pressing OK.8.7 Deleting DTMF tones(depending on model)You can delete the emission of DTMF tonesduring a call. You can thus make a call, in acomfortable and discreet way for you caller.To be discreet, clear the selection from thebox. Validate by pressing OK.
439. Phone adjustment9. How to adjust andcustomize your phone9.1 Customizing your phoneMenus typeYou have the option of personalising thepresentation of the menus, and so of limitingaccess to certain functions.Three levels are available:- Expert: presents all of the functions- Essential: presents the main functions- Restricted: limits access to certainfunctions.Installing the energy saving modeIn order not to use the phones screen lightand thereby increase its operating time:In the Customization/Energy savingmenu, check No light and press OK tovalidate.
449. Phone adjustmentConfiguring the idle modeYou can choose between an animated idlescreen or the economy mode.In the Customization/Screen Savermenu, use the scrolling arrows to selectthe animation you want or the economymode.Press to access the setting of theanimation or economy mode activationinterval.Press OK to validate.Note: to exit the economy mode, press .Personalising the welcome screen(depending on model)You can personalise the welcome screen ofyour phone by typing a text.Validate by pressing OK.The action allocatedto a programmablekey is triggered by along press or twoshort presses onlyfrom the standbyscreen.Customizing the programmablekeys (depending on model)This menu, accessible directly by ashort press on a programmable keyfrom the standby screen, enablesyou to configure the and keys.There are different possibilities foreach of the keys:DirectoryValidate Directory.When you press the key, you can see thenames in the directory.Rapid dialSelect a name from the directory andvalidate. When you press the key, you willautomatically call the name selected.Silent modeValidate Silent mode.The ringing tone of your phonewill be replaced automatically bythe vibrator and all the beeps willbe suppressed (except for thealarm).Silent mode This mode, indicatedon the screen saver,is automaticallydeactivated/activated when thehands free kit isconnected.
459. Phone adjustmentCall voice mailValidate Call voice mail.When you press the key you willautomatically call your mailbox number.Text messagesValidate Text messages.When you press the key you can read theshort messages stored in the SIM card orin the phone itself.View callsValidate View callsWhen you press the key, you can view thelist of the last calls made and received ifavailable.9.2 Selecting the display languageYou can select the language in which youwish your phone display to operate:Automatic selection.The display language will be that of yourSIM card (if available).otherwise select the language of yourchoice using the scrolling arrows andvalidate by pressing OK.9.3 Select the type of responseYou can reply to a telephone call:either automatically, if you have ticked theAutomatic ans. box (for a hands free kit)and validated by pressing OK.or by pressing any numeric key if youhave ticked the Any key and validated bypressing OK.9.4 Selecting the networkEvery SIM subscription card canstore an ordered list of preferrednetworks.If the list has not beenprogrammed, or if none of thenetworks on the list are availableor authorised, the phonesearches for an authorisednetwork providing the highestlevel of signal.If none of the available network isauthorized, you can use your phone tomake emergency calls only until a networkconnection can be re-established.NetworkWhen your homenetwork is notaccessible (abroad,for example), yourphone automaticallysearches for anotheravailable andauthorised networkin the order ofpreference indicatedby the list on theSIM card.
469. Phone adjustmentIf no network is available, your phonecontinues to search for one.In all cases, the phone searches for itshome network first.In specific cases, manual forcing is possible.Using the scrolling arrows, you can select:Available networksThis menu enables you to start a search forall available networks at the present locationand to display them.To manually force the chosen network,use the scrolling arrows and validate(press ).Preferred networksTo program a list of preferred networks intoyour SIM card:Use the scrolling arrows to select from thelist.Validate.If the network is not on the list, select thecountry code then the network code (ask theorganisation from which you obtained theSIM card).9.5 Setting the time and dateSetting time/date/Control menuSet the hours and minutes by pressing onthe corresponding numbers or by scrollingthrough the values using the or arrows.Press to go to the next setting.Set the day, month and year.Press OK to validate.Setting time/date/Display menuUse the scrolling arrows to select the typeof clock to be displayed on the screen orto display no clock. Press OK to validate.9.6 Controlling screen contrastControl screen contrast using the scrollingarrows, and validate by pressing OK.
479. Phone adjustment9.7 Converting currenciesThis menu enables you to convert onecurrency into another. Using the scrollingarrows, you can select:Rapid exchangeIf you tick the Rapid exchange box, theconverter will operate on the standbyscreen, enter the digits required and usethe scrolling arrows to perform aconversion.Exchange rateEnter the conversion rate correspondingto the two selected currencies.CurrenciesEnter the symbols of the two currencies toconvert. A long press on C returns to thebeginning of the line to enter them (if thesymbols are already entered).
4810. Security10.How to use the securityfeatures of your phone10.1 Locking the keyboardThis menu enables you to lock yourphones keyboard to prevent calls frombeing made unintentionally in your bagor pocket.Tick the Lock box: the keyboard willautomatically be locked.To unlock your keyboard:Press * then OK.After unlocking, the keyboard will be lockedafter a certain period.10.2 Changing the PINnumberYou can change your PIN number:To the question: Old pin number?,enter your old PIN code andvalidate (press ).To the question: New pinnumber?, enter your new PINcode (a number between 4 and 8digits) and validate by pressingOK.Locked keyboardYou can still makeemergency calls andanswer calls.WarningIf the wrong PINcode is entered threetimes in a row, thecard will be locked.To unlock your card,call the organisationwhich issued yourcard for guidance inunlocking it.If your SIM card ispermanently locked,contact yourOperator or yourService Provider toobtain a new card.For a quick keypadlocking, press *then OK from thestandby screen.
4910. SecurityTo the question: Verify pin number?, enteryour new PIN code a second time to verifyand validate by pressing OK.Checking the PIN numberYou can activate your PIN number so that itis requested and checked every time thephone is switched on, so that if the phone islost or stolen, your SIM card cannot be used:To the question: Pin number?: enter yourPIN number and validate (press ).Tick the box Pin number cont and validateby pressing OK.10.3 Changing the PIN2 number (*)You have a second PIN number. Theprocedure for modifying the PIN2 number isidentical to that for the PIN number.10.4 Changing the phonecodeThe phone code menu enables youto activate the phone code so that itis requested and checked each timethe phone is switched on, in thecase of a different SIM card beingused.If the incorrect code is entered, the timeinterval between each attempt increases,making use impossible.To change the phone code, you must firstcheck that it is active (Control phone codemenu).To activate:To the question: Phone code?, enter 0000and validate (press ).Tick the Telephone contr box and validateby pressing OK.To deactivate:To the question: Phone code?, enter yourcode (possibly changed) and validate(press ).Do not tick the Telephone contr box andvalidate by pressing OK because it willreset the code to 0000.The phone code is asecret code,intended to protectthe phone in theevent of theft. It islinked automaticallyto the SIM cardpresent onactivation.
5010. SecurityOnce the phone code is activated, you canmodify it:To the question: Old phone code?, enteryour old phone code and validate (press).To the question: New phone code? enteryour new phone code (a number ofbetween 4 and 8 digits) and validate bypressing OK.To the question: Verify phone code enteryour new phone code a second time toverify it and validate by pressing OK.10.5 Changing the operatorpassword (*)You have an operator password. Theprocedure for modifying this password isidentical to that for your PIN code.The restriction canapply to ALLincoming calls or toincoming calls whenyou are not in yourhome country (if youhave roaming).10.6 Limiting incoming calls (*)Depending on your subscription, thisservice enables you to restrictcertain types of incoming calls.If you have this service, you willhave been provided with apassword when you subscribed.This password is necessary toactivate this function.You can activate, deactivate, andview the status of the type of callbarring. You can also cancel ALLtypes of barring.10.7 Limiting outgoing calls (*)Depending on your subscription, thisservice stops certain types ofoutgoing calls being made from yourphone.If you have this service, you willhave been provided with apassword when you subscribed.This password is necessary toactivate this function.Access to thisservice depends onyour subscriptiontype. For moreinformation contactyour Operator orService Provider.The restriction canapply to ALLoutgoing calls, to allyourINTERNATIONALoutgoing calls or tooutgoinginternational callsEXCEPT those sentto your HOMEcountry.
5110. SecurityYou can activate, deactivate, andview the status of the type of callbarring. You can also cancel ALLtypes of barring.10.8 Setting up the pre-setdirectory (*)The pre-set directory allows you tolimit calls. When you activate thisdirectory, only the numbers youstore in this directory can be called.Before creating it, you must firstactivate it:Display the Pre-set directory menu.Enter your PIN2 number.Tick the Pre-set directory box.Validate by pressing OK.To create the pre-set directory, proceed asyou would proceed for another directory (seechapter Directory/Storing a number).Access to thisservice depends onyour subscriptiontype. For moreinformation contactyour Operator orService Provider.This directory islinked to the SIMcard. Thus, its sizeis determined bylimitations of thiscard.10.9 Charge checking (*)The Settings menu allows you toselect the type of charge indicationafter entering your PIN2 code:- Currency: enter the currencyname (maximum 3 characters)and charge per unit. Ask youroperator for this value.- Telephone unit.The Limitation menu allows you to activatethe credit function in the selected currencyafter entering your PIN2 code.WarningThese functionsdepend on the abilityof the network tosend charge data toyour phone in realtime, and on thecapacity or optionson your SIM card.
5211. Other functions11. Other functions11.1 CalculatorYou can operate the calculator using the followingkeys:Add@ Subtract*Multiply# DivideOK EqualsC DeleteLong press on * or # or @ or : Decimal pointMonetary operations ifthere is no calculationin progress Monetary conversion.11.2 Setting the alarmTo use your phone as an alarm clock:Using the numbers or the scrolling arrows, setthe alarm time.Press to go to the next item.Set the minutes.Tick the box and validate by pressing OK.
5311. Other functionsTo use your phonewith a hands free kit,see the notessupplied with the kit.This delay startscounting down assoon as the end of acall is detected.This can onlyhappen when thevehicle is notrunning.The alarm functionis represented onthe screen by thesymbol .Permanent flashingof this symbolindicates that analarm time has beenprogrammed but thedate and time clockhas not beeninitialised.The ringer is stopped by pressingany key; the alarm remainsprogrammed.The alarm function remains activewhen the phone is switched off. It isnot affected by silent mode.11.3 Setting the timerThe same procedure is applied asfor the alarm function, but in thiscase you start a time clock running against adefined value. The phone must remainswitched on.11.4 Configure your phonewith a car kit(Depending on the model)As regards the phone, there are severaloptions:Programming the switch-off delayon your phoneSet the phone off delay using thenumbers or scrolling arrows.Press to go to the next item.Tick the box and validate bypressing OK.Programming the alarm timingYou can be notified that yourphone is ringing when you are notin your car.Set the delay after which anexternal warning is set off usingthe digits or scrolling arrows.Tick the box and validate bypressing OK.11.5 Data parametersYou can set the serial link speedwhen using AT commands.
5412. WAP Function12.WAP FunctionMobile InternetFrom the standby screen, press on the @ keyto access the local menu for WAP functions.Depending on model, scrolling menu 0 allowsyou to access the WAP function.Home: connection to the home page.Bookmarks (depending on model): this menuenables you to record a directory of Internetsite names and addresses for easy and fastaccess. From the standby screen, following anumber key with the @ key initiates access tothe favourite corresponding with the number.Go to URL (depending on model): this menuenables you to directly enter an Internetaddress.Advanced...: access to the sub-menus:-Connection settings which allow you to setthe parameters for several access providers(depending on model). The current accessservice has a star in front of it.-Show URL which presents the currentInternet address.-Disconnect which ends the communication(allows a navigation whithout beingconnected).The WAP browser remains the exclusive property of Phone.com. It is thereforehighly prohibited to modify, translate, reverse engineer, de-compile ordisassemble the Phone.com browser or any part thereof.
5512. WAP Function-Linger timer enables you to set a timelimit, after which the phone will disconnectautomatically if you have forgotten todisconnect from a service.-FastW@p (depending on model) whichprovides quicker access to the pages ofInternet sites.Reset cache: empties data stored fromprevious connections.Quit: return to the phone standby screen.The G icon enables you, by pressing the @key, to access two display modificationpossibilities:- the zoom to change the size of charactersby pressing on successively,- full screen display by pressing on .ConnectionFrom the Home menu, start up connectionto a service (when connecting on the GSMnetwork, the @ character flashes, and thecost of communications starts to clock upas soon as it stops flashing).Once connected to a service, press on Gthen [Menu] to return to the local menu.You will beautomaticallydisconnected after ashort pause if youhave forgotten todisconnect from aservice.DisconnectionDisconnection is achieved bypressing on G then [Menu] andthen by using the Advanced...menu and Disconnect.The @ character disappears fromthe screen.Exit from the WAP functionTo exit from the browser and endthe current communication (ifnecessary):press .orfrom the local menu, select Quitand validate by pressing OK.The WAP browser is licensed from:
5613. Games13.GamesDepending on the model, several games areavailable. The presentation menu guides youon how to best use them.
5714. Available accessories14.Available accessoriesDepending on the model,different accessories areavailable on your phone: Additional batteries Additional chargers Desk charger A cable for data exchangebetween your phone and aPC Cigarette lighter adapter Hands-free kits Coloured front panels.WarningDo not connect/disconnect thespecial socket onyour phone during acall.The use of theEXTERNAL SIGNALfunction to activatethe lights on avehicle or the horn,in order to take acall on a public road,may not beauthorised.
5815. UpkeepUpkeepClean your phone using a softslightly damp non fluffy cloth.BatteryAfter a long period of non use(several months), when the chargeris being connected, the unit mightnot switch on.In this case:Disconnect the charger, wait afew seconds, and plug it in again.It may be necessary to repeatthis several times.Maintenance menuThis menu contains information thatyou could be asked for to performspecific operations. If they arerquired, you will be shown how tofind information you need.15.UpkeepWarningCertain chemicalproducts candamage plastic. Donot use aerosols,certain specialcleaning products,corrosive products,solvents, alcoholand detergents.
5916. Answers to your questionsAnswers to your questionsThe telephone does not turn onRemove the battery and then replace it.orConnect the telephone to the charger(check that this is plugged in) forapproximately 5 minutes.No network recognisedRemove the SIM card. Check that thereis no dust or grit in the SIM slot. Replacethe SIM card being sure to push it right upto the stop point.Calls to a messaging service or voiceserver do not get throughCheck in the Ringing and beeps/Tonesmenu that the box is ticked.Unable to turn the phone onCharge the phone for 15 minutes beforeturning it on.Check the battery charging indicator:cycling: charging normally16.Answers to yourquestions
6016. Answers to your questionsnot cycling: disconnect the charger, re-connect and then check the batterycharging indicator: if it is still not cycling,disconnect the charger and re-connectseveral times.If the battery is still not charging, contactthe after sales service.When the battery charging indicator iscontinuously on, the battery is fullycharged.Error message: BATTERY STATUS NOTKNOWNThe battery pack is not recognised by thephone. Check that the battery pack iscorrectly fitted in the phone.Error message: LOW BATTERYThis message is displayed when thebattery charge is too low. The phone turnsoff automatically. Charge the phone.Error message: SIM NOT PRESENTCheck that the SIM card has beeninserted correctly.Examine the SIM card. If it is damaged,contact your mobile phone operator salespoint. If the message is still displayed,contact the after sales service.Error message: INCORRECT PINThe PIN has been incorrectly entered. Ifthe PIN is entered incorrectly three times,the SIM card is blocked.Error message: SIM BLOCKEDThe PIN has been incorrectly enteredthree times. Use your PersonalUnblocking Key (PUK) to unblock the SIMcard.Enter:**05*PUK*PIN*PIN#PUK: your PUK code supplied by yourmobile phone operator.PIN: your PIN code.After 10 (or 5 depending on the type ofSIM card) unsuccessful attempts, the SIMcard is blocked permanently. You mustthen contact your mobile phone operatorto get a new card.
6116. Answers to your questionsError message: SIM LOCKEDThe mobile phone operator may requirecertain types of SIM card to be used. Thismessage indicates that the SIM card is notaccepted.Remove the SIM card and turn the phoneon again. If you get the SIM not presenterror message, check with your phonedealer whether your SIM card is compatible.Otherwise, contact the after sales service.The phone display does not changePress a key. If nothing is displayed, checkthe position of the SIM card. If the problemcontinues, contact the after sales service.No connection madeCheck the form of the number called.Check that there is at least one fieldstrength dot showing. If R is displayed butthere is no mobile phone operator name,only emergency calls are allowed.Check that you have not used all your creditwith the mobile phone operator.Check that the SIM card provides theservice you required and that it has notexpired.Check and, if necessary, disable theoutgoing call lock.The network is saturated. Please try later.If you still have problems getting aconnection, contact the Hotline.Unable to receive callsTry to make a call to check that the phoneand the network are operational.Check and, if necessary, disable thepermanent call redirection (permanent callredirection icon displayed).Check and, if necessary, disable theincoming call lock.If you still have problems receiving calls,contact the Hotline.Cannot send messagesCheck that the SIM card provides thisservice.Check that the message server iscorrectly set up.Try to make a call to check that the phoneand the network are operational.Try sending the message later.
6216. Answers to your questionsNo voice boxCheck that the SIM card provides thisservice.Set up the redirection to the voice boxusing the information provided by themobile phone operator.
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