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CONFIDENTIAL
Table of Contents
Getting to know your phone.
Display icons: What they tell you.
Battery: Putting in the power.
Installing your battery.
Turning your phone on and off.
Removing your battery.
Charging your battery.
Using the Rapid Desktop Charger.
Function keys:What they make happen.
Phone calls:How to make and receive them.
Correction a misdial.
Remembering your phone number.
Answering calls.
Using Caller ID.
Responding to Call Waiting.
Redialing calls.
Setting up Three-Way Calling.
Saving or editing your own emergency numbers.
Dialing when your phone is locked.
Voicemail:The ins and outs.
Setting up your voicemail.
Finding out you have a message.
Retrieving messages.
Using special Samsung DBTM Phone Features.
Internal phone book.
Understanding your phone's memory.
Saving and storing a phone number.
Entering a hard pause.
Dialing from your phone book to a different area code.
Checking all your stored numbers.
Finding a number using a person's name.
Erasing a phone number.
Keeping track of your calls.
Main menu:
Tailoring your phone's features to your needs.
Navigating your the menu.
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Taking a menu shortcut.
Understanding menu items:
Managing your phone's settings.
Keeping track of calls.
Maintaining your internal phone book.
Selecting language
Adjusting your phone's volume.
Determining what is displayed.
Maintaining phone security.
Choosing the right alerts.
Customizing the way your phone works.
Selecting the service mode.
Preventing accidental key press.
Understanding message menu items:
Listening to the voicemail or reading the messages you've received.
Reviewing Voice Mail Messages.
Reviewing Page and Text Messages.
Erasing Messages.
Displaying the time stamp.
Using guidelines:
All about performance and safety.
Keeping tabs on signal strength.
Understanding Power Save mode.
Understanding how your phone operates.
Radio frequency safety.
Maintaining your phone's peak performance.
Protecting your battery.
Using your phone while driving.
Disposal of batteries.
Following Safety Guidelines.
Using your phone near other electronic devices.
Turn off your phone before flying.
Restricting children's access to your phone.
Turn off your phone in dangerous areas.
Cautions.
FCC notice.
To start connecting just press and hold 
Thanks for choosing Samsung DBTM.
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As we said-to start connecting,
just press and hold .
Getting to know your phone.
1. Red Light: Illuminates when  is pressed and held and when you have incoming calls and
messages.
2. Volume: Lets you adjust the sound level.
3. SEND: Lets you place a call, answer Call Waiting and place a three way call.
4. Scroll Keys: Allow you to scroll through the menu options and displays.
5. CLR: Allows you to clear your last entry.
6. OK/*: Allows you to save phone numbers, as well as any settings you select in the menu.
7. END:
Lets you disconnect a call and return to standby mode.
Press and hold the key to turn the phone on and off.
8. Message Key:
9. MENU:
Lets you access your voicemail and listen to your messages.
Lets you access the phone's menus.
10. Antenna: Makes the voice on the other end sound clearest.
Display icons: What they tell you.
Display icons are all the symbols or text that show up on your display screen. In short,
tell you
what's going on. They're shown below.
Signal
: Measures your current signal strength. The more bars there are, the stronger the
signal.
In Use
: Tells you a call is in progress.
No Svc
: Shows that you are outside a DBTM Service Area and cannot use your phone.
Roaming
: If the icon is not displayed, you are in the ??? DBTM Network. If the icon is displayed
(not flashing), you are in a DBTM network with which ??? DBTM has a roaming agreement.
If the
icon is flashing, you are in an unknown service area.
Message
: Indicates when you have messages waiting in voicemail.
Text
: Indicates when you have text messages or pages.
Digital
: Indicates when you are in DBTM service area.
Battery
: Shows the level of your battery charge. The more bars you see, the more power you
have
left. When the charge is low, the icon blinks and an alert tone is sounded.
Battery: Putting in the power.
Your new Samsung DBTM Phone comes with a rechargeable battery that is partially charged so
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you can use it immediately after you activate, without any hassle. Use the battery until it is
completely drained. Recharging the battery without first completely draining or discharging it may
shorten the life of the battery.
Installing your battery.
To install your battery, just follow these simple steps:
1. Hold the battery with the label racing down, making sure the metal contacts at the base of the
base battery line up with the metal contacts on the base of the phone.
2. Place it on the back of the phone with the top of the battery about a quarter
of an inch from
the latch.
3. Gently slide the battery toward the top of the phone until it clicks into place.
Turning your phone on and off
When you're ready to turn on your Samsung DBTM Phone, check to see that the charged battery
has been installed in the back of the phone or that you have an external power source(the Rapid
Cigarette Lighter Adapter or the Hands-Free Car Kit).Then, Simply press and hold .
The red light flashes briefly and the banner is displayed, which means you're ready to make a call.
Turning off the phone is just as simple. Press and hold  for two seconds. The display will
be blank when the power is off.
Removing your battery.
1. First, turn the power off to avoid losing stored numbers and messages.
2. Press the battery release latch on the back of the phone while sliding the battery down toward
the base of the phone.
Charging your battery.
You can tell whether or not your battery needs to be recharged just by checking the lower-right
corner of your phone's display, where the battery charge indicator is located. When the battery
charge level is low, the battery icon will blink and the phone will sound a tone.
If you continue to use your phone without recharging and the battery level becomes too low it will
turn off automatically. An alert tone will sound just before the phone turns itself off. If this
happens, unfortunately you'll lose whatever you were just doing. So, watch the indicator and make
sure your level is okay.
To charge your battery, you should use the Samsung DBTM Rapid Desktop Charger, Travel Charger
or Rapid Cigarette Lighter Adapter from Samsung.
Using the rapid desktop charger.
Should only use the Samsung-approved rapid desktop charger and AC adapter with this Samsung
DBTM Phone. Using the wrong one could cause damage.
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1. Plug one end of the AC adapter into the charger and the other end into a wall outlet.
2. Insert either the battery pack alone or the phone with the battery pack installed into the
charger slot.
A red light on the charger will let you know the battery is being charged. A green light tells you
when the battery is at least 90 percent charged.
If your battery's charge is completely run down, it will take about two hours to fully recharge it.
You must completely discharge the NIMH(nickel metal hydride)battery before recharging it.
Recharging the battery without first completely discharging it may shorten the life of the battery. If
you leave your phone turned on while it's in the charger, your battery will take longer to charge.
Function keys: What they make happen.
 Press this key to place a call, to access a second incoming call or to initiate Three-Way
Calling.
 This key lets you do lots of things:
¢º To erase one character from the display screen, briefly press it once.
¢º To erase all the characters on the screen, hold it down.
¢º To go back one step when you're accessing a menu, briefly press it once.
 Press this key to disconnect a call. You can also press it to exit out of a menu and return
to the phone's standby display. Pressing this key when the phone is ringing will make the ringer
silent for that call. The ringer will resume its selected setting after the call is finished.
 Press this key to display the phone's main menu.
 Press this key to store a number in the phone's internal phone book and to save menu
settings.
Press and hold this key to check your voicemail messages.
Phone calls: How to make and receive them.
Whenever you make a call, follow these simple steps:
1. First, check to see that your Samsung DBTM Phone is turned on. If you see the display icons on
the screen, that means the power is on.
2. Enter the number you're calling.
3. Press .
4. When you're finished with your call, just press  to disconnect.
Correcting a misdial.
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If you make a mistake while dialing a phone number, press  to erase the number one digit
at a time. You can delete the entire number at once by pressing  and holding it down for at
least one second.
Remembering your phone number.
You probably don't call your own Samsung DBTM Phone Number very often, so you may forget it. If
you do, here's and easy way to get it Turn your phone on and your number will be displayed
briefly.
If you miss it, press, press<5> to select "Display" and then press <2> to display your
number.
Answering calls.
When your phone rings,
simply press  to answer. To disconnect when you're through,
press. You can customize your options for answering calls using the Any Key Answer feature
on the Setup menu (press<6>after accessing the menu to select Setup). This allows you to press any
key (except )to answer a call.
Using Caller ID.
This feature tells you who is calling you on your Samsung DBTM Phone by displaying the caller's
number when the phone rings.(If the caller's name and number are stored in your internal phone
book, the caller's name will be displayed, too.) If you call someone who has this feature, your
Samsung DBTM Phone Number will be displayed on their phone.
To block your Samsung DBTM Phone Number from being displayed on all of your outgoing calls,
just call
DBTM Customer Card. Once you have permanently blocked your number, you can release
the block for a particular call.
Responding to Call Waiting.
If you're in the middle of a call and you hear a beep, that means you have another call coming in.
if you don't answer the call within ten seconds, you will be reminded of the incoming call with
second call, press .Press  again to switch back to the first call.
Redialing calls.
To redial the number of the last outgoing call made from your phone, press  .To
redial any of your last nine outgoing calls, display the outgoing call
log by pressing  use
the arrow keys to select the number and then press again. The most recent call is
displayed first.
Another option for redialing calls is to select a number from your incoming or outgoing call logs.
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Setting Three-Way Calling
Three-Way Calling lets you SEND with two different people at the same time-Simply dial the first
number and press . When you have connected, press  to put the first caller
on
hold. Next, press , dial the second number and press . When you are connected,
press  again to begin your three-way call. Then you use this feature, you will be charged
normal airtime rais for both calls that you place.
Saving or editing your own emergency numbers.
You can save up to three emergency phone numbers on your Samsung DBTM Phone, in addition to
911. To save those numbers, follow the steps below.
1. Press .
2. Press <0> to select "Security."
3. The phone prompts. "Lock Code." Enter your four-digit lock code (unless you've changed it, this
code is the last four digits of your Samsung DBTM Phone Number). Once you've successfully
entered your lock code, the phone displays the security menu.
4. Press <4> to select "Special#." The phone displays your security numbers. (If no security
numbers have been saved, "Empty" is displayed in each slot.)
5. Select an emergency number slot by pressing the appropriate number.
6. Enter the ten-digit emergency number (area code+phone number) to be saved in that slot and
press < OK/*>.
7. The phone displays the number and "Saved"
to confirm that the number was stored correctly.
The phone then redisplays the list of emergency numbers so you can make additional changes.
8. When you have finished storing numbers, press and hold  to exit and return to the
standby display.
Dialing when your phone is locked.
When your phone is locked, you can still call 911, your stored emergency numbers or DBTM
Customer Card.
To made a call when your phone is locked, follow these simple steps:
1. Dial 911, one of the three emergency numbers stored in your phone. You must dial your
emergency numbers exactly as you have stored them.
2. Press 
Note:
You cannot dial your three emergency numbers when your DBTM Account has been
restricted for credit purposes. You still can call 911, however.
Voicemail: The ins and outs.
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Setting up your voicemail.
The first time you call your voicemail box, which you do by pressing and holding < OK/*>for at
least a second, enter your temporary pass code. We suggest you do this soon after you activate your
DBTM Account.
After entering that code, the voicemail system will prompt you to do these things:
¢º Create your own personal pass code. Make sure you pick a number that you will remember.
¢º Create the greeting that people will hear when they call you.
¢º Initialize your name announcement.
¢º Choose whether to activate One-Touch Access.
Voicemail will automatically record messages whenever someone calls and you don't answer.
Finding out you have a message.
Your Samsung DBTM Phone alerts you when you have new voicemail messages in several ways:
¢º By displaying a message on the screen
¢º By sounding the ring (if the ringer is turned on)
¢º By flashing the red light at the top of the phone.
¢º By displaying * at the bottom of your screen.
To acknowledge a new message, you can press any key (except the volume keys or . The red
light will continue to flash and a reminder beep will sound periodically until you do this.
you've acknowledged a message, your phone will then redisplay whatever
Once
was on the screen before
the alert. The phone will display * until you save or erase your new message. You can have up to
30 new or saved messages and each can be stored for up to 30 days.
Retrieving messages.
Whenever you access your voicemail, you'll be given the following options:
¢º To listen to new or saved voicemail, press<1>. You can see the information of the latest
voicemail you've received.
You can listen to it by pressing
<1> and erase it by pressing
<2>.
Using special Samsung DBTM Phone Features.
Your phone comes with several key features that make voicemail particularly easy to use.
One touch Access
To call your voicemail from your Samsung DBTM Phone, all you have to do is press and hold
for at least a second. This feature is available only from your Samsung DBTM Phone. If One
-Touch Access is activated, you don't have to enter your pass code.
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Handsfree Listening
Your messages will be played continuously in the order they were received. You can stop to save or
erase any of them.
Internal phone book.
You get two types of phone books with your Samsung DBTM Phone: the internal phone book and
the call logs. To make the most of them, you need to understand all the basic features and
functions of your new phone.
Understanding your phone's memory
Your Samsung DBTM Phone has 96 phone book memory locations(2~8, 10~98) - that is, 96 places to
store phone numbers. You can store up to 32 digits within each of these memory locations and use
up to 12 characters to give each entry a name.
Saving and storing a phone number.
When adding numbers to your internal phone book, keep in mind that memory locations 1 through
9(1and 9 are reserved) should be used for One-Touch Dialing (your most commonly used phone
numbers). To save numbers, simply follow the directions below.
1. Enter the number you want to save. Press . We suggest that you save numbers using ten
digits(area code + number) so you can dial from your phone book while traveling outside your
DBTM Home Service Area.
2. The phone displays the available memory location. To save the number to a different memory
location, enter that location number and then press .
If you entered the number of a memory location that already a number stored in it, the phone
prompts "Replace?"
Press  to replace it with the new number or press  to go back a
step.
3. Next, enter the name that goes with the number. To enter a letter, press the number key on
which it's listed once, twice or three times, depending on whether the letter you'd like to enter is
listed on the key first, second or third. (For example, < 2 > once for "A" Press < 2 > twice for "B"
and times for "C")
To enter letters consecutively that are listed on the same number key, press the # key to separate
them. For example, to spell Gill, you would do the do the following:
1. To enter "G," press < 4 > once.
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2. To enter "I," first press # (since you will be pressing < 4 > again), then press < 4 > three
times to get
"I,"
3. To enter "L" press < 5 > three times.
4. To enter the next "L," first pre press # (since you will be pressing < 5 > again), then press <
5 > three times.
To correct any mistakes, press <¡è*> or < # ¡é> to move the cursor th the cursor to the incorrect
character and then either press  to delete that character of simply type the correct character
over it. Each character will blink when the cursor is on it.
4. When the name is entered correctly, press . The phone displays a confirmation message
containing the name and number.
Entering a hard pause.
You can enter a hard pause in a number by pressing  while entering digits. The hard
pause is displayed as "p" on the phone. A hard pause is useful when you access an interactive voice
response system, such as an automated banking system.
Dialing from your phone book to a different area code.
When you're traveling outside your home service area, or when you're calling someone back from
within voicemail, you may need to add an area code to the number. To temporarily add digits to
the beginning of a phone number, follow these steps:
1. Find the number you want to call. This can be done in several ways.
2. Enter the area code for the number. The new numbers will be inserted automatically at the
beginning of the phone number.
3. Press < SEND > to dial the modified number.
Checking all your stored numbers.
Several methods can be used for checking numbers stored in your phone. You can look up a number
using a name, digits from the phone number, or memory location. Each is described separately belo
w. Follow the steps described below to find stored numbers using the menu options.
1. Press 
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2. Press < 2 > to select "Phone Book"
3. Indicate whether you want to recall a number by name or memory location by pressing < 1 > or
< 4 >, respectively.
Finding a number using a person's name.
1. Press 
2. Press < 2 > to select "Phone Book"
3. Press < 1 > to select "Find Name"
4. Enter as many consecutive letters of the name as you can remember(even if you remember only
the first letter) and press . The phone briefly displays the memory location number along
with the name and number of the first match. If the number displayed is not the one you want,
press <¡è* > or < # ¡é> to scroll through the list until the appropriate number is displayed.
5. When you have found the correct number, press  to dial it automatically.
Erasing a phone number.
1. Press 
2. Press < 2 > to select "Phone Book"
3. Press < 5 > to select "Erase"
4. Indicate whether you want to access the number to be displayed according to name or memory
location by pressing < 1 > or < 2 >, respectively.
5. You then have the option to enter either a portion of the name or the memory location number.
Next, press < OK/*> to display the number. If more than one entry is found, you can scroll through
the entries and select which one you want to erase by pressing <¡è* > or < # ¡é>.
6. Press < OK/*> to erase the number from the phone book. A confirmation message will be
displayed.
Keeping track of your calls.
Your Samsung DBTM Phone keeps track of the last nine calls you made and the last nine calls
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you received. To display a
list of recently made calls, follow these steps.
1. Press 
2. Press < 1 > to select "Call Logs."
3. To display information on your last nine outgoing calls, press < 1 >To display information on
your last nine incoming calls, press < 2 >
4. The phone then displays the phone numbers of your calls, one at a time. To scroll through the
list, press <¡è* > or < # ¡é>.
5. To dial a displayed number, simply press . Otherwise, press and hold  to exit
and return to the standby display.
Main menu: Tailoring your
phone's features to your needs.
You can access all of your phone's features and settings through the main menu. Here's how to go
about it.
Navigation through the menu.
To display the main menu, press .
To scroll through menu items, press <¡è* > or < # ¡é>.
To go back one step, press  briefly.
To select a menu item, press the number corresponding to it.
To scroll through possible settings, press <¡è* > or < # ¡é>.
To save a setting, press < OK/*>.
To exit the menu and return to the standby screen, press  or press and hold . No
changes will be saved.
Taking a menu shortcut.
If you're in a hurry, just press  and the numbers on the menu screen. For example, if
you press , followed by < 4 > and < 1 >, the phone will display the volume setting
for the ringer.
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Understanding menu item:
Managing your phone's
settings.
Keeping track of calls.
1: Call Logs.
These options help you remember whom you called you and who you call, along with
how much airtime you have used. Times are displaying in hours, minutes and seconds (for example,
03h59m23s).
¢º1: Outgoing
scroll
Lists, one at a time, the last nine numbers you called. Press <¡è*> or <# ¡é> to
through the list.
¢º2: Incoming
Lists, one at a time, the numbers of the last nine callers to your Samsungs
DBTM Phone.
Press <¡è*>or <# ¡é> to scroll through the list.
¢º3: Air Time
Check to see how much airtime you have used by selecting this option. Note
: The airtime displayed may have discrepancies with the airtime shown in your invoice.
Last Call.
Displays the phone number of your last call, the date and time the
call was made, and duration of the call.
Total.
Displays the total number of calls made and received, along with the
total amount of airtime used.
Erase Total.
To reset your airtime log to zero, press < OK/*>. To keep the press
.
Maintaining your internal phone book.
2: Phone Book.
These options let you manage the numbers stored in your Phone's internal phone
book.
¢º1: Find Name
Name.
Lets you look up numbers stored in your internal phone book.
Enter as many consecutive letters of the name that you know and then press < OK/
*>.(Entering only the first letter of the name still helps narrow your search.) The phone indicates
how many matches were found and then displays the first numbers and name from the list of
matches. To scroll through the list,
press <¡è*> or <# ¡é>. To dial a displayed number,
press .
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¢º2: My Phone # Displays your Samsung DBTM Phone Number.
¢º3: Add Entry
Lets you edit numbers, names and memory locations.
Enter numbers and press < OK/*>.
Then the phone displays memory loacation of the
number stored in the internal phone. You can change the momory location with pressing <¡è*> or
<# ¡é>. Enter press < OK/*>. Then press a name and < OK/*>. The new number will be stored.
¢º4: Fine Entry
Lets you look up numbers stored in your internal phone book.
Enter the two-digit memory location code that corresponds to the number you want
to find. To scroll through the entire list of stored numbers, press < OK/*>. To dial a displayed
number, press.
¢º5: Erase Entry
Lets you delete numbers from your internal phone book.
by Name.
Enter as many consecutive characters of the name of the name
associated with the phone number is you know and press < OK/*>. If more than one match is
found, scroll the entries by pressing <¡è*> or <# ¡é>. When the number you want to delete is
displayed, press < OK/*> remove it from the internal phone book. The phone displays "Erased" to
confirm to the display.
by Mem #.
Enter the two-digit code of the memory location that corresponds to the number
or press <¡è*> or <# ¡é> to scroll through the
you want to erase from the internal phone book,
entire phone book. When the number you want to delete is displayed, press < OK/*> to remove it
from the internal phone book. The phone displays " Erased "to confirm that the number was erased
and then return
to the standby display.
Adjusting your phone's volume.
3: Sounds.
Here's how adjust the volume of your phone's ringer and key beep.
¢º1: Ring Vol
Call
To adjust the ringer, you can press either <¡è*> or <# ¡é>, or the volume
keys. Setting are "OFF, " "VIBRATE " "VOLUME1" ~ "VOLUME6".
Once you select the level you
want, press < OK/*> to set it.
Message
To adjust the ringer for a message,
you can press either <¡è*> or <#
¡é>, or the volume keys. Setting are "OFF, " "VIBRATE " "VOLUME1" ~ "VOLUME6".
Once you
select the level you want, press < OK/*> to set it.
¢º2: Ring Type
Call
Determine the sounds your phone makes when you receive a call. Press
¡è
¡é
< *> or <# > to scroll through the possible settings. As you scroll through the list, you will hear
a sample of the ringer setting. When you find the ringer setting you want, press < OK/*> to save i
t. The default settings is "RING 1".
Press
Message
Determine the sounds your phone makes when you receive a call.
<¡è*> or <# ¡é> to scroll through the possible settings. As you scroll through the list,
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you will hear a sample of the ringer setting. When you find the ringer setting you want, press <
OK/*> to save it. The default settings is "RING 1".
¢º3: Key Beep
To adjust the beep your Phone makes when you press a key, select this
option. Press <¡è*> or <# ¡é>, or the volume Keys. Setting are "OFF", "HIGH", "MED", "LOW".
Once you select the level you want, press < OK/*> to set it
¢º4: Tone Length
To adjust the tone length your Phone makes when you call.
select this option. Press <¡è*> or <# ¡é>, or the volume Keys. Setting are "SHORT", "LONG".
Once you select the level you want, press < OK/*> to set it
Choosing the right alerts.
4: Alert.
Your Samsung DBTM Phone comes with different options to keep you aware of what's
going on.
¢º1: Munite Beep This option is like a minute minder that beeps ten seconds before each minute is
up during a call. Settings are "ON" and "OFF". The default setting is "OFF".
¢º2: Service Indicate whether you want your phone to sound a tone when the status of your phone
service changes. Settings are "ON" and "OFF". The default setting is "OFF"
Determining what is displayed.
5: Display.
Determine some of the attributes of your Phone's display by modifying these settings.
¢º1: Backlight
You can manipulate the display and keypad backlighting. Possible settings are "
OFF", "8 SECONDS" and "30 SECONDS". The default setting is "8 SECONDS"
¢º2: Greeting
¢º3: Version
Displays the greeting and you can edit it.
Displays the version number of the software installed on your Samsung DBTM
Phone.
Customizing the way your phone works.
6: Setup.
With the help of the following features, you can make your phone work more like you do.
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¢º1: Anykey Ans
(except ).
You can choose to be able to press any key to answer incoming calls
Possible settings are "ON" and "OFF".
¢º2: Tone Length
The default settings is "OFF".
You can select the length of the tone your phone makes when you press a
key. Possible settings are "SHORT" and "LONG". The default setting is "SHORT".
¢º3: NAM Mode
The NAM(Number Assignment Module) enables you to subscribe to one or more
service networks.
Select the NAM and you can set the phone to the network you want to use.
Settings are "NAM-1" and "NAM-2".
¢º4: Language
You can choose between English and French
Selecting the service mode.
7: Network.
You can select a service mode of your DBTM phone out of "Digital mode" and "
Analog
mode".
Automatic.
This option makes your DBTM phone operate in AMPS service area other than
DBTM.
Analog. This option makes your DBTM phone operate in AMPS service area until power off.
Home Only.
This option makes your DBTM phone operate with only home system.
Maintaining phone security.
0: Security.
You have the option to lock Samsung Phone when you'd like to make sure you're the
only one who can use it. Locking your phone means that you can still receive incoming calls or
make emergency calls , but all other phone function are disabled. You also can restrict outing calls
(except 911 and emergency calls), incoming calls and access to your phone book. Your lock code
typically consists of the last four digits of your Samsung DBTM Phone Number. If you choose to
change it , however, and then forget it,
you will have to take your phone to the nearest DBTM
Center for assistance. Because your phone must be reprogrammed if you forget your lock code,
Customer Care will not be able to assist you over the phone. To access the security menu and
modify the settings, you must first enter your lock code.
¢º1: Lock
Phone
First you should decide when you want your phone to be locked. possible
settings are "OFF, " "NOW" and "ON POWER-UP." If you choose "ON POWER-UP, " your phone
will be locked every time you turn it on. If you select "NOW, ", your phone will be locked
immediately. The default is "OFF."
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¢º2: Limit Use
With restrict mode,
you control what calls can be made from your phone.
Outgoing. Determines whether outgoing calls can be made from your Samsung DBTM phone.
Possible settings are "UNRESTRICT" and "RESTRICT." The default setting is "UNRESTRICT". If
you choose "RESTRICT, "outgoing calls
cannot be made from your phone (except to 911 or your
stored emergency numbers), although you still can receive calls .select an option by pressing< ¡è*>
or <# ¡é> and then press< OK/*> to save your selection.
Incoming.
Determines whether incoming calls can be received on your Samsung DBTM Phon
e. Possible settings are "UNRESTRICT" and "RESTRICT." The default
settings is "UNRESTRICT."
If you choose "RESTRICT ."calls can not be received on your DBTM Phone Select an option by
pressing <¡è*> or <# ¡é> and then press < OK/*> to save your selection.
Phone Book.
Determines whether you can access the phone book and call logs and make
calls directly from it. Possible settings are "UNRESTRICT" and "RESTRICT." If you choose "
RESTRICT" access to be phone book and call logs is disabled, although you still can receive calls
and dial the numbers directly. One -touch and two-touch dialing will not be available if the phone
book is restricted. Select an option by pressing <¡è*> or <# ¡é> and then press < OK/*> to save
your selection.
¢º 3: Lock Code
If you don't want to use your phone's original lock code, you can use this option
to enter your own new four-digit number. Be sure to pick a number that is
easy
for you to remember. If you change your lock code then forget it, you will have to take your phone
to the nearest DBTM Center for assistance.
¢º4: Special#
You can enter up to three emergency numbers and you can you call all of them,
along with 911, even when your phone is locked or restricted. When you dial an emergency number,
it must exactly match the stored number in order to override the lock and restriction settings.
¢º5: Erase
You can delete numbers or texts from call logs , message, or phone book.
¢º6: Reset Phone Select this to reset all of the features on your DBTM phone(except emergency
numbers and the lock code ) to their default settings and to clear the phone book
memory.
Understanding message menu items:
Listening to the voicemail or
reading the pages/messages you've received.
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Reviewing Voice Mail Messages.
1: Voice
You can read the information of the voicemails you've received.
Press  and
you can listen to or reset it
Listen
You can listen to the selected voice mail message.
Reset
You can clear the voicemail.
Reviewing Page and Text Messages.
2: Page /3: Text
You can read the informaion of the pages/messages you've received.
associated digit key of the page/message you want and you can review the details.
pound key <#?> , you can review the page/message.
Press the
By using the
After that, press  for context-specific
options.
Talk
You can call the phone number.
Save #
You can save the page/message.
Erase You can erase the page/message.
Next Msg
You can review the next page/message.
Prev Msg
You can review the previous page/message.
Erasing Messages.
4: Delete All
You can erase all stored messages.
Displaying the time stamp.
5: Msg Time
You can select the time stamp you've received.
(Universal Coordinated Time) ", "Local Time" and "Time Received".
Possible settings are "UTC
If you choose "UTC", the time
stamp of message will be the time when MC(SMS Message Center) has sent it.
It may be
different depending on the location of MC. If "Local Time" is chosen, the phone will display the
time when you receive that message.
And if you choose "Time Received", your phone will display
the time received whenever it can get the curent time.
The default setting is "UTC".
Usage guidelines:
All about performance
and safety.
Keeping tabs on signal strength.
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First of all , the voice quality of your Samsung DBTM Phone will always be at its best when the
antenna is fully raised. If you're inside a building , reception may be better near a window.
The quality of each call you make or receive depend on the signal strength in your area. You phone
will inform you of the current strength by displaying a number of the bars next to the signal
strength icon. The more bars displayed, the stronger the signal.
Understanding Power Save mode.
If you're trying to use your phone in an area where the signal is too weak, the Power Save feature
will automatically activate to conserve battery power when you've been unable to pick up a signal
for 15 minutes. If you phone is on, it will periodically recheck service availability, or you can do so
yourself manually by pressing any key.
A message will be displayed on the screen any time Power Save has been activated
Understanding how your phone operates.
Your Samsung DBTM Phone is basically a radio transmitter and receiver.
When it's turned on, it receives and transmits radio frequency(RF) signals. You phone operates in
the frequency range 1.9 GHZ and 800MHz. When your phone is in use, the system handing your
call control the power level.
Radio Frequency safety.
In 1991-1992, the Institute of Engineers(IEEE) and the American National Standards Institute(ANS
joined in updating ANSI's 1982 standard for safety levels with respect to human exposure to RF
signals. More than 120 scientists, engineers and physicians from universities, government health
agencies and industries developed this updated standard after reviewing the available body of
research. In 1993, the Federal Communications Commission(FCC) adopted this update standard in a
regulation. In August 1996, the FCC adopt a hybrid standard consisting of the existing ANSI/IEEE
standard and the guidelines published by the National Council of Radiation Protection and
Measurements(NCRP).
The design of the Samsung DBTM Phone complies with these updated standard. Of course, if you
want to limit RF exposure even further than the updated standard, you can choose to control the
duration of your calls and operate your phone in the most power-ficient manner.
Maintaining your phone's peak performance.
To operate your phone properly-that is , to maintain safe and satisfactory service-you should follow
these rules:
¢ºFor best reception, extend the antenna fully.
¢ºHold the phone with the antenna up and over your shoulder.
¢ºDo not hold phone antenna at any time.
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¢ºDo not use the phone with a damaged antenna.
¢ºSpeak directly into the mouthpiece.
Avoid exposing your phone and accessories to rain liquid spills. If your phone does get wet,
turn
the power off immediately and remove the battery pack. If it is inoperable, you should return it to
a DBTM Center or call DBTM Customer Care for service.
Only authorized personnel should service your phone and its accessories, Faulty may invalidate the
warranty.
Protecting your battery.
For best battery performance, you should follow these guidelines:
¢ºOnly use Samsung-approved batteries and desktop and chargers. These charges are designed to
maximize battery life. Using other batteries or chargers will invalidate your warranty and may
cause damage as well.
¢ºTo avoid damage, charge battery only in temperatures that range from 32 ¢ªF to 122 ¢ªF(0 ¢ªto 40
¢ªC).
¢ºDo not use the battery charger in direct sunlight or in high humidity areas, such as the
bathroom.
¢ºNever dispose of the battery by incineration.
¢ºKeep the metal contacts at the top of battery clean.
¢ºDo not attempt to disassemble or short-circuit the battery.
¢ºYou may need to recharge the battery if it has not been used for a long period of time.
¢ºReplace the battery when it no longer provides acceptable performance.
It can be recharged hundreds of times before it will need to be replaced.
¢ºDo not store the battery in high-temperature areas for long periods of time. Follow these storage
rules:
Less than one month :
-4¢ªF to 140 ¢ªF(-20 ¢ªC to 50 ¢ªC)
More than one month : -4¢ªF to 113 ¢ªF(-20 ¢ªC to 35 ¢ªC)
Using your phone while driving.
SENDing on the phone while you're driving may divert your attention from the road. Besides that,
it is illegal in some states.
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Remember, safety comes first.
When using your Samsung DBTM Phone in the car:
¢ºFocus on driving, not SENDing.
¢ºUse your Hands-Free Car Kit.
If you must the phone while driving, please use One-Touch Dialing,
Speed Dial and Auto Answer modes.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUVTION MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY
AND POSSIBLE PROPERTY DAMAGE.
Disposal of batteries
You can return your unwanted Samsung batteries to your nearest Samsung Service Center.
Note: In some areas, the disposal of rechargeable batteries in household or business trash may be
prohibited.
Following safety guidelines.
To operate your phone safely and efficiently, you should always follow any special regulations in a
given area, and turn your phone off areas where use is forbidden or when it may cause
interference or danger.
Using your phone near other electronic devices.
Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from radio frequency (RF) signals. However, RF
signals from DBTM telephones may affect inadequately shielded electronic equipment.
RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic operating and
entertainment systems in motor vehicles. Check with the manufacturer or its representative to
determine if these systems are adequately shielded from external RF signals. You should also check
with the manufacturer regarding any equipment that has been added to your vehicle.
Consult the manufacturer of any personal medical devices(such as pacemarkers and hearing aids) to
determine if they are adequately shielded from external signals.
Turn off the phone in health care facilities and request permission before using the phone near
medical equipment.
Turn off your phone before flying.
You should turn off your Samsung DBTM Phone before boarding any aircraft. To prevent
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possible interference with aircraft system, U.S.
Federal Aviation Administration(FAA) regulations require you to have permission from a crew
member to use your phone while the plane is on the ground. To prevent any risk of interference,
FCC regulation prohibit using your phone while the plane is in the air.
Restricting children's access to your phone.
Your DBTM phone is the a toy, and should not be played with by children.
They could hurt themselves and others, damage the phone or make calls that increase your
telephone bills.
Turn off your phone in dangerous areas.
To avoid interfering with blasting operations,
you should turn off your phone when in a blasting
area or in other areas with signs indicating that two-way radio should be turned off. Construction
crews often use remote-control RF devices to set off explosives.
Turn off your phone when you are in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere. It is rare,
but your phone or its accessories could generate sparks could cause an explosion or a free resulting
in
bodily injury or even death.
Areas with a potentially
explosive atmosphere are often, but not always, clearly marked. They
include fueling areas such as gas stations; below desk on boats; fuel or chemical transfer or storage
facilities; areas where the air contains chemicals or particles such as grain, dust or metal powders:
and any other area where you would normally be advised to off your vehicle engine.
Do not transport or store flammable gas, liquid or explosives in the compartment of your vehicle
that contains your phone or accessories.
Cautions.
Any changes or modifications to your Samsung DBTM Phone not expressly approved in this
documents could void your warranty for this equipment and void your authority to operate this
equipment. Only use approved
batteries, antennas and chargers. The use of any other type will
invalidate the warranty.
FCC notice.
The phone may cause TV or radio interference if used in close proximity to receiving equipment.
The FCC can require you to stop using the telephone if such interference cannot be eliminated. If
you need assistance, contact DBTM Customer Care.
And last, but certainly not least, vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas(such as propane or
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butane) must comply with the National Fire Protection Standard(NEPA-58). For a copy of this
standard, contact the National Fire Protection Association, One Batterymarch Park, Quincy MA02269,
Attn: Publication Sales Division.
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