Samsung Electronics Co SCH811 DUAL MODE CELLULAR PHONE (AMPS/CDMA) User Manual Fcc1 1

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd DUAL MODE CELLULAR PHONE (AMPS/CDMA) Fcc1 1

users manual

Owner’s ManualPlease read this manual before operating the phone,and keep it for future reference.SCH-811 Series CDMA DIGITAL PORTABLECELLULAR TELEPHONESCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:32 AM Page ii
3Introduction2Introduction Table of ContentsPrecautionsGetting StartedFeatures 6Description of Your Phone 7Screen Display 8Key Functions 9Status Indicators 10Display Messages 11Battery 12Call Quality 15Basic Operations Basic Operations of Your Phone 16Turn On/Off 17Placing Calls 18Receiving Calls 19The MenuMenu Organization 21Calls Options 24Sounds Options 26Display Options 31Setup Options 33Phone Book Overview of the Phone Book 36Storing Phone Numbers 37Viewing Stored Entries 38Displaying Your Phone Number 39Important InformationThis manual is based on the production version of theincluded portable cellular telephone. Softwarechanges may have occurred after this printing.Safety PrecautionFor more detailed safety information,see “Safety”onpage 65.• Do not use your phone while driving;park the vehicle first.• Do not use your phone when near medical equipment.• Do not use your phone at any time while travelingon board a plane.• Do not use your phone where a blasting operationis in progress.• Do not use your phone at a refueling point.FCC/IC NoticeThis device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules.Operation is subject to the following two condition:(1) This device may not cause harmful interference,and (2) this device must accept any interferencereceived,including interference that may causingundesired operation.SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:32 AM Page 2
54Electronic Devices 66Aircraft 66Blasting Areas 66Other Dangerous Areas 67Accessories Batteries 68Dual-Slot Desktop Charger 68Cigarette Lighter Adapter 68Travel Charger 68Hands-Free Car Kit 68Earbud Headset 68Glossary of Terms 70Index 73Dialing from the Phone Book 39Editing Phone Book Entries 40Storing Secret Numbers 40Erasing Phone Book Entries 41Electronic Notebook 42Voice DialVoice Dialing 46Training the Phone 46Checking Recorded Name 47Activation 48Using Voice Dialing 49Security Options Security Menu 51Lock Mode 52Call Restriction 54Emergency Numbers 55Other Options 56Message ServicesShort Message Services and Voicemail 59Reviewing Messages 60Transmitting Messages 63Safety Compliance with Safety Standards 65Driving 65SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:32 AM Page 4
Getting Started7Getting Started6FeaturesCongratulations on the purchase of your SAMSUNGPhone. Using the latest digital technology,the phoneoperates in a similar manner to other wireless phones,while providing superior resonance and tone quality.The following options make your phone both fun andeasy to use:• Active Folder• Variable Character Display• Phone Book Memory - 79 Locations• Voice Dialing - 20 Locations• Programmable Lock Code• Short Message Services (SMS) and Voicemail• 9 Ring Types,4 Melody Tones,Vibrator Alert• Call Logs - 9 Locations Each:Outgoing andIncoming Calls• Pause Dialing• Ringer Mute During Incoming Call• Alarm• EVRCDescription of Your PhoneFunction keys and other controls activate the featuresof your phone. The following illustration identifies thefunction keys,controls,and indicators:1) Power On Light2) Earphone Mic Jack3) LCD Screen4) Volume Control5) SEND Key6) Scroll Keys7) Power Key8) Clear Key9) Microphone10) Folder11) OK (Store) Key12) Menu Key13) End Key14) Messages Key15) Earpiece16) Antenna2ABC3END/DEF5JKL6MNO4GHI8TUV9WXYZ7PQRS0OPER1. 'SENDMENU OK /(not actual size)123412567891110613141516SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:33 AM Page 6
9Getting Started8Screen DisplayThis phone features dynamic character sizing,whichenables the screen to display from 12 to 16 charactersper line. The five-line screen includes four text linesand one icon line,which displays active options andselected menu items.During conversation,the screen displays the call timerand the name and number of the other party,if available.Active in-use options,such as Mute and CallWaiting,also display during conversation.The following icons display at power-on:Key FunctionsPress SEND to:• place a call after dialing the number,• answer an incoming call,• initiate Three-way calling,• access Call Logs.Press CLR to:• erase one character at a time whileentering names and numbers,• go back one menu level at a time whileviewing menu options,Press and hold CLR to:• erase all displayed characters whileentering names and numbers,• return to Standby mode while viewingmenu options.Press END to:• end a call,• exit the current menu and return toStandby mode.• mute the ringer during an incoming call.• Press and hold END to turn the phoneon and off.Press MENU to:• display the Main Menu,• scroll through menus,• enter a pause while entering numbers.Press OK to save menu option settings.Press the arrow keys to scan menuoptions.Press and hold to:• initiate Voice Dialing when the folder isopen.Press and hold to:• switch between bell and vibrator setting.RSENDEND/MENUOK /SignalStrength Vibrator OnDigital Battery StrengthNo Service/In Use Message Roaming(not actual size)SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:33 AM Page 8
11Getting Started10Press the Volume button to:• adjust voice volume during conversation.• adjust ring volume in Standby mode,• scroll Call Logs and Phone Bookentries.Status IndicatorsSignal StrengthIndicates a current signal strength.No Service Indicates that the phone is outside aservice area and cannot send or receivecalls.RoamingDisplays when the phone is outside thehome service area but within the network.MessageIndicates messages.DigitalIndicates a Digital mode.VibrateIndicates a Vibrate mode.Battery ChargeIndicates a battery charge level.RDDisplay MessagesMAINTENANCE The phone number is not registered in REQUIRED the base station.PHONE BOOK You have tried to access the memoryRESTRICTED while the phone is in the memoryrestricted mode.New Entry will A phone number is already stored inreplace selected memory location.OK:ReplaceMATCHING ENTRY The phone number you are trying toNOT FOUND recall does not exist.NO INCOMING You have not received any incoming CALL LOG calls.NO OUTGOING You have not made any outgoingCALL LOG calls.NO SERVICE The phone is out of the service area.INCOMING CALL IS While the phone is restricted,RESTRICTED you have tried to answer a call.OUTGOING CALL IS While the phone is restricted,RESTRICTED you have tried to make a call.CALL FAILED The call cannot be made completelyeven after automatic redialing.SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:33 AM Page 10
13Getting Started12Charging the BatteryTo charge the battery using the Dual-Slot DesktopCharger:1.Plug the power cord of the charger into a walloutlet.2.Select one of the following options:• Insert the entire phone with battery attachedinto the front compartment of the charger.• Insert a single battery (alone,not attached to thephone) into the rear compartment of the charger.When two batteries are in the charger,the batteriescharge simultaneously. If you charge the battery whileit is attached to your phone,the Battery ChargeIndicator activates. A green LED indicates a full battery charge.Note: Use only the SAMSUNG-approved Dual-SlotDesktop Charger with your phone by Samsung. Usingthe wrong charger could damage the battery.Battery Charge IndicatorThe Battery Charge Indicator displays in the upperright corner of the screen and indicates three levels ofcharge. Three solid bars indicate a fully charged battery. When the battery charge level is low orempty,a clear Battery Charge Indicator (no bars displayed) flashes on the screen.BatteryYour phone package includes a partially chargedrechargeable battery so that you can use the phoneimmediately after it is activated.Installing the BatteryTo attach the battery to your phone:1.Hold the battery so that the metal contacts on thebase of the battery line up with the metal contacts on the base of the phone.2.Place the battery on the back of the phone withthe top of the battery about a quarter of an inchfrom the latch.3.Gently slide the battery toward the top of thephone until it snaps into place.Removing the BatteryMake sure to turn the power off before removingthe battery. Then press the battery release buttonwhile sliding the battery out of position.Dual-Slot Desktop ChargerThe Dual-Slot Desktop Charger contains:• Front compartment for charging the battery whileattached to the phone• Rear compartment for charging the battery alone(not attached to the phone)• Red light to indicate that the battery is charging (A yellow light indicates that the battery is operating at a temperature that is too high or toolow,or that the battery is misaligned in the charger.Please check the charger and battery.)• Green light to indicate that the battery is fullychargedSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:33 AM Page 12
15Getting Started14Call QualityFor optimum call quality with your phone,please follow these guidelines:• Fully extend the antenna.While it may be possibleto place calls with the antenna retracted,thephone operates best with the antenna fullyextended.• Hold the phone as you would hold any other telephone handset.Speak directly into the microphone,and position the antenna up and overyour shoulder while talking.• Do not hold the antenna while using the phone,asthis may affect call quality.Caring for the BatteryUse only SAMSUNG-approved batteries,Desktop andTravel chargers.These chargers maximize battery lifeand performance.Using other batteries or chargersmay invalidate your warranty and may damage the battery.For proper battery care,please follow these guidelines:• To avoid damage,charge the battery in temperatures that range from 32˚F to 104˚F (O˚C to 40˚C).• Do not use the battery charger in direct sunlightor in high humidity areas (such as a bathroom).• Never dispose of the battery by incineration (fire).• Keep the metal contacts at the battery base clean.• Do not attempt to disassemble or short-circuit thebattery,as injuries or burns may result.• Replace the battery when it no longer providesacceptable performance.• Do not store the battery in high-temperature areas for a long time.• Do not allow metal objects or liquids to contact or short-circuit the battery terminals,as injuries orburns may result.Battery Disposal and RecyclingPlease be aware of the following guidelines when disposing of or recycling the battery:• Do not dispose of the battery in a fire;the cellmay explode.Check the regulations in your areafor special disposal instructions.• Do not open or puncture the battery;the releasedelectrolyte is corrosive and may cause damage tothe eyes and skin.This substance also can betoxic if swallowed.• Charge the battery in accordance with the instructions specified in this manual.SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:33 AM Page 14
17Basic OperationsBasic Operations16Turn On/OffTurning OnTo power on your phone,press and hold .The red light flashes,an alert sounds. The displayupdates to reflect the following conditions:• When the system locates service,the greeting message displays,along with the date and time.You can now place and receive calls.• If the system cannot locate service,only the greeting message displays without the date andtime. In this case,you cannot place and receivecalls.Power off the phone,and then try again laterwhen service is available.• If your phone is locked, displays. Press ,and enter the four-digit lock code to unlock thephone.Turning OffTo power off your phone,press and hold .When your power is off,nothing displays on thescreen (unless your are charging your battery).Standby ModeWhen your phone is on but no call is in progress,thephone is in standby mode.END/MENUEND/Basic Operations of Your PhonePower On/Off Press and hold .Menu Scrolling Press ,then or .Make Calls Enter number,and then press .Correct MistakesPress .Redial Call Press twice.End Call Press ,or close folder.Answer Call Press ,or open folder.Save Numbers Enter phone number,press ,and then follow screen prompts.Outgoing Call Press , , ,to reviewthe last 9 outgoing calls.Incoming Call Press , , ,to reviewthe last 9 incoming calls.Name Search Press in Standby Mode.OK /2ABC1. 'MENU1. '1. 'MENUOK /SENDEND/SENDSENDMENUEND/SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:33 AM Page 16
19Basic Operations18To prepend existing phone numbers in the PhoneBook or Call Logs:1.Access the phone number entry.2.When the phone number displays,press todisplay context-specific options.3.Press for prepend.4.Enter the area code or feature code.5.Press to call the number.Correcting a Misdialed NumberTo correct a misdialed number:• Press to erase the digit,and then enter thecorrect dlgit.• Press and hold to erase the entire entry,andthen enter the correct phone number.Receiving CallsAnswering a CallTo answer an incoming call,press ,or open thefolder.Ending a CallTo end a call,press ,or close the folder.The calltime displays,along with the name/number of thecalled party (if available). The phone returns toStandby mode automatically.END/SENDSEND3DEFMENUPlacing CallsPlacing a CallTo place a call:1.Press and hold to power on your phone. Anactive screen display indicates that the phone ison.(No dial tone sounds.)2.Enter the phone number,up to 36 digits,by pressing the digit keys. The phone number displays on the screen.3.Press . The phone places the call to theentered phone number.Emergency DialingYou can place calls to 911 or one of the three emergency numbers that are in your emergencynumber list even if your phone is locked.Prepend DialingThe prepend option enables you to add up to threedigits,such as area codes and network feature activation codes,to a phone number of up to 10 digits.You can prepend a phone number before dialing,orprepend an existing entry in the Phone Book or CallLogs.To use prepend,select one of the following options:• Enter the area code or feature activation code,andthen enter the phone number.• Access a phone number stored in the Phone Bookor Call Logs,and then prepend the number.SENDEND/SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:33 AM Page 18
The Menu21The Menu20Menu OrganizationThe Main Menu in Standby mode contains 8 primaryoptions,many of which contain sub-menus with morespecific options.The In Use Menu options are available in Conversationmode:1.Calls2.Phone Book3.(Un) mute4.Silent Key5.Version6. Send Tel #SND.Send DTMFTo access a menu option,press ,and then pressthe associated digit key to select the desired option.As an alternative to pressing the digit keys,access themenu,and then press the scroll keys to scan options.Pressing the scroll keys highlights each option insequence. Press to select the highlighted option.OK /MENUCall WaitingCall Waiting enables you to receive a second call during conversation. When a Call Waiting call comesin,the incoming call alert sounds,when set,and a textnotification displays.Contact your service provider to activate Call Waiting.To answer a Call Waiting call:1.To answer the call,press .The phone connects the calling party,and the places the current party on hold.2.Press again to switch between the two parties.Three-Way CallingThree-Way Calling enables you to conduct conferencecalls with two separate parties at the same time. Youare billed airtime for each outgoing call separately.Contact your service provider to activate Three-WayCalling.To place a Three-Way Call:SENDSEND1.During conversation,press ,enterthe phone number for the third party,and thenpress again. The phone places the otherparty on hold.2.When the third party answers,press againto connect with the original party.Call ForwardingThis phone provides the option of forwarding incoming calls to another phone number,even whileyour phone is off. Activating Call Forwarding does notaffect outgoing calls made from this phone.Contact your service provider to activate CallForwarding.SENDSENDSENDSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:33 AM Page 20
23The Menu22SCH-811 Standby Menu (Continued)Main Menu Menu Level 1 Menu Level 25.Voice Dial ➪ 1.Record2.Review/Erase3.Erase All4.Set Active6.Setup ➪ 1.Auto Retry2.Auto Receive3.Auto Hyphen4.Anykey Answer5.Tone Length6.Tone ➪ 1.Release Tone2.Connect Tone7.Set Time8.Svc Indicator7.Security ➪ 1.Lock2.Restrict ➪ 1.Phone Book2.Incoming3.Outgoing3.Lock Code4.Emergency #5.SEND PIN6.Clear Memory7.NAM Mode ➪ 1.Manual NAM2.Auto NAM8.Block Own #0.ResetPhoneTable 2: Main Menu StructureSCH-811 Standby Menu Main Menu Menu Level 1 Menu Level 21.Calls ➪ 1.Outgoing2.Incoming3.Erase Logs ➪ 1.Outgoing2.Incoming3.All4.Air Time ➪ 1.Last Call2.Total3.Erase Total4.Life Time2.Phone Book ➪ 1.Find Name2.My phone #3.Add Entry4.Find Entry3.Sounds ➪ 1.Ring ➪ 1.Ring Vol2.Ring Type3.Ring Tone2.Key Beep3.Alert ➪ 1.MinuteBeep2.Svc Area4.Alarm ➪ 1.Set2.Release5.Diff.Ring4.Display ➪ 1.Backlight2.Greeting3.Version4.LanguageSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:33 AM Page 22
25The Menu24Erasing Call LogsYou can erase phone numbers stored in the Call Logs.To erase call logs:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Calls.3.Press for erase logs. Additional options display.4.Press the associated digit key to select one of thefollowing context-specific options:• Press for Outgoing calls.• Press for Incoming calls.• Press for All calls.5.When the screen prompts for confirmation,press to confirm erasing the call logs,orpress to cancel the operation.Reviewing AirtimeYou can review the airtime of the most recent call,total airtime for all calls since the last reset action,andpermanently total airtime for all calls since the manu-factured time.To review airtime:1.Press to display the Main Menu2.Press for Calls3.Press for Airtime4.Press the associated digit key to display airtimefor the selected calls:• Press for Last Call.• Press for Total.• Press for Life Time.5.Press to return to the previous screen.4GHI2ABC1. '4GHI1. 'MENUOK /3DEF2ABC1. '3DEF1. 'MENUCalls OptionsTracking Calls Through Call LogsThe Call Logs store up to nine incoming calls and nineoutgoing calls. Each log stores the name and phonenumber (if available),as well as the date/time stamp.In case of duplicate entries back to back,the systemconsolidates those entries and stores only the mostrecent call from the same phone number.To review call logs:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Calls.3.Press the associated digit key to select an option:• Press for Outgoing calls.• Press for Incoming calls.4.When the list of calls displays,press the scrollkeys to select an entry to view,and then pressor the associated digit key to view thedate/time stamp for the selected entry. If there isa Phone Book match,the name displays. If thereis not a Phone Book match,only the phone number displays.5.Press to display context-specific options:• Press for Talk.• Press for Show Entry (or Store if thephone number is not currently stored in thePhone Book).• Press for Prepend,and then add an areacode or feature code to the number before calling or saving the number.6.Press to exit the Call Logs and return to theprevious screen.3DEF2ABC1. 'MENUOK /2ABC1. '1. 'MENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:33 AM Page 24
27The Menu26Ring ToneWhen you select BELL as your ring type,you can setring tone from nine tones and four melodies.To set ring tone:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Sounds.3.Press for Ring.4.Press for Ring Tone.5.Press the scroll keys to scan ring tones.Each tonesounds as you scan the options.6.When the desired option displays,press tosave the setting.Key BeepThe Key Beep sounds in response to digit key presses.To set key beep volume:l.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Sounds.3.Press for Key Beep.4.Press the Volume buttons to scan eight volumeoptions and to keep silent.5.When the desired option displays,press tosave the setting.OK /2ABC3DEFMENUOK /3DEF1. '3DEFMENUSounds OptionsYour phone receives incoming calls and provides callnotification only when it is on. Notification typedepends on the selected setting.Ring VolumeYou can set ring volume in Standby mode from theMain Menu or by pressing the Volume buttons on theside of the phone. During an incoming call,pressto mute the ringer.To adjust ring volume in Standby mode:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Sounds.3.Press for Ring.4.Press for Ring Volume.5.Press the Volume buttons to scan volume options.6.When the desired volume level displays,press to save the setting.Ring TypeYou can set ring type from four types to signal an incom-ing call:a bell,a lamp,a vibrator,or a bell+vibrator.To set ring type:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Sounds.3.Press for Ring.4.Press for Ring Type.5.Press the Volume buttons to scan ring types.6.When the desired option displays,press tosave the setting.OK /2ABC1. '3DEFMENUOK /1. '1. '3DEFMENUEND/SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:33 AM Page 26
29The Menu285.Press or to choose the alarm mode.• One Time:Alarm will be activated one time.• Daily:Alarm will be activated on a specified timeevery day unless you release the alarm fea-ture.6.Press to save the alarm mode.7.Enter the time (in 24-hour clock) by pressing thedigit keys. To correct a digit entered incorrectly,press or and then enter the correctdigit.• If the current time is already set,you can specifythe alarm time.• If the courrent time is not set,enter the timeduration your phone has to wait in minutes.8.Press to save the setting. At the set time,thealert sounds and the ‘-ALARM-’is blinked.9.To cancel alarm at any time,access the Alarmoption (step 1,2 and 3),Press to cancel thesetting,and then press to confirm the action.OK /2ABCOK /AlertYou can set alerts to turn the Minute Beep and ServiceArea alert tones on and off,in Standby mode. TheMinute Beep indicates each minute on your call. TheService Area alert indicates when you are out of a service area or when you return a service area.To select alert options:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Sounds.3.Press for Alert.4.Press the associated digit key to select an option:• Press for Minute Beep.• Press for Service Area.5.Press the scroll keys to toggle between On/Off.6.When the desired option displays,press tosave the settingAlarmYou can set the phone to sound an alarm at anappointed time. If you set an alarm time,the phonewill sound an alarm automatically at the appointedtime.To set alarm:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Sounds.3.Press for Alarm.4.Press for Set.1. '4GHI3DEFMENUOK /2ABC1. '3DEF3DEFMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:33 AM Page 28
31The Menu30Display OptionsYour phone provides several display options.Backlight ControlWhen the phone is attached to the Hands-free Car Kit,the backlight remains on. At other times,you canselect backlight options.To select backlight options:1.Press to display the Main Menu2.Press for Display.3.Press for Backlight.4.Press the scroll keys to scan menu options:8Seconds (after last keypress),Off.5.When the desired option displays,press tosave the setting.Personal GreetingYou can create a 16-character personal greeting thatdisplays at power-on and in Standby mode.To create a personal greeting:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Display.3.Press for Greeting.4.Enter your personal greeting by pressing thealphanumeric keys on the keypad.5.Press to save the setting.OK /2ABC4GHIMENUOK /1. '4GHIMENUDifferential RingThe Differential Ring option enables you to activate aunique ring to signal an incoming call by a storedcaller number.To set Differential ring Volume:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Sounds.3.Press for Differential Ring.4.Press the corresponding digit key (1~5) to selectthe desired caller.5.Enter the phone number by pressing the digitkeys.6.To store the phone number,press .7.Press the scroll keys to scroll the list of ring tonesand melody tones. Each tone sounds as theoptions.8.When the desired option displays,press tosave the setting.OK /OK /5JKL3DEFMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:34 AM Page 30
33The Menu32Version DisplayYou can view the software version of your phone during conversation or in Standby mode.To view the version in Standby mode:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Display.3.Press for Version.4.Press to return to the previous screen.To view the version in Conversation mode:• Press ,.Selecting Display LanguageYou can select the display language on your phone.To set the language:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Display.3.Press for Language Select.4.Press the scroll keys to toggle betweenHebrew/English.5.Press to save the setting.OK /4GHI4GHIMENU5JKLMENU3DEF4GHIMENUSetup OptionsYour phone contains many setup features that makecommunication easier and more efficient. Using themsaves time and makes yours even more fun to use.To set setup options:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Setup.3.Press the corresponding digit key to select thedesired option:• Press for Automatic Retry.• Press for Automatic Receiving.• Press for Automatic Hyphenation.• Press for Any Key Answer.• Press for Tone Length.• Press for Tone,and then select (1) ReleaseTone or (2) Connect Tone.• Press for Set time.4.Press the scroll keys to toggle,except Set Time.5.Press to save the setting.Automatic RetryWhen you place a call and the call does not connect,your phone continue to place the call to the enteredphone number.Automatic ReceivingWhen a call comes in,your phone will answer the callautomatically after 2 rings. This feature does not workif you have chosen Vibrate or Off as your ring volume.Automatic HyphenationAutomatic Hyphenation hyphenates numbers as follows:• 123-456-7890Digits following a pause are not hyphenated.OK /7PQRS6MNO5JKL4GHI3DEF2ABC1. '7PQRSMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:34 AM Page 32
Phone Book35Phone BookOverview of the Phone BookThe Phone Book provides the following features:• 79 memory locations• Optional name entry• Text notification when overwriting or erasingentries• Automatic scrolling to the next available location,with manual location selection option• Adding/Editing entries by name or location• Direct access of entries by name or location• Searching entries by name or location• Speed Dialing• Placing a call to the displayed Phone Book entry• Secret number calling• Prepending phone numbers• Name/Number display when entry includes name34Any Key AnswerActivate Any Key Answer to answer incoming calls bypressing any key on the keypad,except .Tone LengthSome phones you call can recognize only longertones. You may have to change the length to LONGfor some calls.When calling a paging system,yourphone should be in the SHORT mode.Release ToneYou can set your phone to sound the release tonewhen a call is released or dropped.Connect ToneYou can set your phone to sound the connect tonewhen your call is connected to the system.Setting Current TimeYou can set the time and date on your phone.To set the time:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Setup.3.Press for Set Time.4.Enter the time and date. The current time,if set,displays. The month,day,hour and minute mustbe entered with 2 digits. The year requires allfour digits. If you don’t input the time or youinput the wrong time,“Invalid Time”displays.5.Press to set the time.OK /7PQRS7PQRSMENUEND/SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:34 AM Page 34
37Phone Book36Viewing Stored EntriesFinding Entries by Location To find an entry by location:1.Press to display the Main Menu2.Press for Phone Book.3.Press for Find Entry. The screen prompts fora location.4.Enter the location by pressing the associated digitkey,or press the scroll keys to scroll to thedesired location,and then press to displaythe selected entry.5.When the desired entry displays,press toplace a call.Finding Entries by NameYou can locate Phone Book entries quickly when thephone is in Standby mode:Press to access thePhone Book in one step and then press the scroll keysto scan entries.To find Phone Book entries from the Main Menu;1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Phone Book.3.Press for Find Name.Stored names displayin an alphabetical list.4.Press the scroll keys to scroll to the desired name.You can also enter the first letter of the name bypressing the associated alphanumeric key. Usingthis method,the phone searches for the names inthe list beginning with that letter,and then displays the first name in that section of the list.If desired,you can also enter the second letter inthe name by pressing the associated alphanumeric key.5.when the desired entry displays,press toplace a call.SEND1. '2ABCMENUOK /SENDOK /4GHI2ABCMENUStoring Phone NumbersStoring Phone Numbers/NamesTo store phone numbers/names:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Phone Book.3.Press for Add Entry. The screen prompts fora new phone number.4.Enter the phone number by pressing the digitkeys.5.To store the phone number,press . The firstavailable location displays.6.To accept the displayed location,press .To select another location,press the scroll keys toscroll to the desired location,and then press .7.To include a name with the phone number entry,respond to the screen prompt by entering thename.8.After entering the name,press .Storing Phone Numbers at Call EndTo store a phone number following conversation:1.Press to end the call. The call time and thephone number display.2.To store the phone number,press . The firstavailable location displays.3.To finish this process,follow above-mentionedsteps (step 6,7 and 8).OK /END/OK /OK /OK /OK /3DEF2ABCMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:34 AM Page 36
39Phone Book38Editing Phone Book EntriesTo edit a Phone Book entry:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Phone Book.3.Access the desired entry using one of the searchmethods described under “Viewing StoredEntries”on page 38.4.When the desired entry displays,press forcontext-specific options.5.Press for Edit. Additional options dispiay.6.Press the associated digit key to select an option:• Press for Phone #. The phone number displays.Press to delete the phone number,andthen enter the new phone number by pressingthe digit keys.Press to save the new number.• Press for Name. The name displays andthen enter the new name by pressing thealphanumeric keys.Press to save the newname.• Press for Entry #. The Phone Book location number displays. Press the scroll keysto scroll to the desired location,and then pressto save the new location.OK /4GHIOK /1. 'OK /3DEF2ABCMENU2ABCMENUDisplaying Your Phone NumberYou can check your own phone number.To display your phone number:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Phone Book.3.Press for My Phone Number. The phonenumber of your phone displays. If you have morethan one own phone number,press the scrollkeys to check the next number.4.Press to return to the previous screen.Dialing from the Phone BookDialing By Memory LocationYour phone enables you to place calls quickly bypressing and holding the associated digit key(s) forthe Phone Book memory location of the phone num-ber you are calling.The following table outlines dialing shortcuts:Table 3: Memory Dialing ShortcutsACTIVITY SHORTCUTOne-touch Dialing: Press and hold the associateddigit key for the location.Two-touch Dialing: Press the first associated digitkey,and then press and hold thesecond digit key.OK /2ABC2ABCMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:34 AM Page 38
41Phone Book40Electronic NotebookYou can use this phone conveniently as an electronicnotebook.Schedule ManagementIf you input your schedule,the alarm will go off at thetime on the day you store.To Enter Your Schedule:1.Press key.2.Press Key .3.Press Key .4.Select the date you want.5.Input time.6.Input the details of the schedule.7.Press to select the alarm.8.Press .To Confirm,Correct,Add,or Delete Your Schedule:1.Press Key.2.Press key .3.Press key .4.Select the date.5.Press .6.Press and to select one ofCorrect,Add,and Delete,and press .SENDMENUSEND1. '5JKLMENUSEND1. '5JKLMENUErasing Phone Book EntriesTo erase Phone Book entries:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Phone Book.3.Access the desired entry using one of the searchmethods described under “Viewing StoredEntries”on page 38.4.When the desired entry displays,press forcontext-specific options.5.Press for Erase. The screen prompts for confirmation.6.Press to erase the displayed entry. The“Erased”notification displays,along with thename,number,and location.Storing Secret NumbersYou can select the Secret option to prevent dialedphone numbers from displaying on the screen.To store a secret number in the Phone Book:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Phone Book.3.Store the phone number as described under“Storing Phone Numbers”on page 37,or accessan existing entry as described under “ViewingStored Entries”on page 38.4.When the phone number displays,press forcontext-specific options.5.Press for Edit.Additional options display.6.Press for Secret. The screenprompts for confirmation.7.Press the scroll keys to toggle between No/Yes.8.Press to save the setting.OK /4GHI2ABCMENU2ABCMENUOK /4GHIMENU2ABCMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:34 AM Page 40
43Phone Book42To See Local Times of the World.1.Press key.2.Press key .3.Press key .4.Press to select the city you want.D-Day FunctionYou can check how long time remains until or haspassed after D-Day you enter. You can input up to 5D-Days.To Enter D-Days:1.Press key.2.Press key .3.Press key .4.Press and to select ‘Add’,and press .5.Input the name of the D-Day,press ,andinput the date.6.Press .To Confirm,Correct,Add,or Delete D-Days:1.Press key.2.Press key .3.Press key .4.Press to select the D-Day you want tochange,and press .5.Press to select one of Correct,Add,andDelete,and Delete,and press .SEND5JKLMENU5JKL5JKLMENUSENDSENDSENDMENU5JKL5JKLMENU4GHI5JKLMENUBusiness ManagementYou can enter up to 20 businesses you have to do.To Enter Your Business:1.Press key.2.Press key .3.Press key .4.Input the details of the business.5.Input the date.6.Press .To See,Correct,Add,or Delete Your Business:1.Press key.2.Press key .3.Press key .4.Press to select the business you wantto change and press key.5.Press to select one of Correct,Add,and Delete,and press .Electronic Computing Function1.Press key.2.Press key .3.Press key .4.Input number.5.Press to select one of the operation signs.6.Input number.7.Press to continue computation.8.Press to see the result.SEND3DEF5JKLMENUMENUMENU2ABC5JKLMENUSEND1. '5JKLMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:35 AM Page 42
45Voice DialVoice Dial44Tips on Recording Name◆Avoid recording similar names phonetically. If yourecord a similar name to the one already in memory,the phone requests another name.◆Avoid recording in a noisy place.◆Speak clearly and natural.◆The person who will use the phone should recordthe name. The phone does not recognize the nameif the voice sounds differently.◆Avoid too long or short name. It is recommendedto contain 2 to 5 syllables.◆Voice dial feature is available only in CDMA mode.◆If this feature does not work properly,erase thename,and record with another name.◆It is recommended to practice several times toobtain best result.◆You can record up to 20 names. If you record morethan 20,the phone announces ‘Memory is full.’Checking Recorded Name1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Voice Dial.3.Press for Review. A list of entries displays.4.Press the digit key to select the desired entry,orpress the scroll keys to scan entries. Your phoneplays the recorded name.2ABC6MNOMENUVoice DialingYour phone features Smartspeak®,the new VoiceDialing system from Advanced RecognitionTechnology.You can call up to 20 stored entries by speaking the name into the microphone.Using the Voice Dialing option requires that you firsttrain the phone to recognize the name.Training the PhoneTo train the phone for Voice Dialing:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Voice Dial.3.Press for Record. The system provides voiceprompts and screen displays to guide you throughthe recording process.4.Respond to the prompt by saying the name youwant to save. The phone stores the name as a firstsample,and then prompts for the name again.5.Respond to the prompt by repeating the nameafter the beep. The phone stores the name as asecond sample,and then requests the phone number.6.Enter the phone number by pressing the digitkeys.7.To store the phone number,press . Thename (if matched up to Phone Book) and numberdisplay,along with the notification “Recorded”.The screen then returns to the Voice Dialingmenu.OK /1. '6MNOMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:35 AM Page 44
47Voice Dial46Using Voice DialingPlacing a CallTo place a call using Voice Dialing:1.To place the call,press and hold ,or openthe folder,depending on the setting.2.At the voice prompt,say the name into the phone.• If the phone recognizes the name,the phoneattempts a connection.• If the phone does not recognize the name,thescreen prompts for the name again.• If the phone is unable to recognize the nameafter two attempts,the message “CannotRecognize Name.Please check name.”displays.Try the call again later,or check the recordedname.Reviewing Voice Dialing EntriesTo review Voice Dialing entries:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Voice Dial.3.Press for Review. A list of entries displays.4.Press the digit key to select the desired entry,orpress the scroll keys to scan entries. The recordednames play audibly as you scroll through the list.5.Press to return to Standby mode.END/2ABC6MNOMENUActivationVoice Dialing is always active once you have trainedthe phone to accept Voice Dialing entries. To placecalls using Voice Dialing,simply press and hold ,and then say the name into the phone after you hearthe prompt.You can also initiate a Voice Dialing call just by opening the folder,when you select this optionthrough the Main Menu.To change Voice Dialing setup options:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Voice Dial.3.Press for Set Active.4.Press the scroll keys to toggle between options:• [ ] only:Enables Voice Dialing by pressing andholding .• [ ] / Folder:Enables Voice Dialing by pressingand holding ,or by openingthe folder.5.When the desired option displays,press tosave the setting.OK /4GHI6MNOMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:35 AM Page 46
Security Options49SecurityOptions48Security MenuYour phone provides many security options,includinga user-programmable lock code,and call restrictionfeatures. To access the Security menu in Standbymode,press , . Press the associated digitkey to access one of the Security options.You must enter the four digit lock code to see anyoptions in this menu. The default lock code is 0000.0OPERMENUErasing Voice Dialing EntriesTo erase an individual Voice Dialing entry:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Voice Dial.3.Press for Review. A list of entries displays.4.Press the digit key to select the desired entry,orpress the scroll keys to scan entries. The recordednames play audibly as you scroll through the list.5.When the desired entry displays,press toselect that entry.6.Press to erase the selected entry.To erase all Voice Dialing entries:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Voice Dial.3.Press for Erase All.4.Press to erase all Voice Dialing entries.OK /3DEF5JKLMENUOK /OK /2ABC6MNOMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:35 AM Page 48
51SecurityOptions50Locking the PhoneTo lock the phone:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Security.3.Press for Lock Phone.4.Press the scroll keys to select an option:• Off:The phone remains unlocked.• Now:The phone locks immediately.• On Power-Up:The phone locks automatically atthe next power-up.5.Press to save the setting.OK /1. '0OPERMENULock ModeLocking the phone restricts outgoing calls to emergency numbers.To place an outgoing call in Lock mode:• To call an emergency number,enter the numberand then press .• To place normal outgoing calls,press to display the Lock Code screen,and then enter thelock code. When the Standby screen displays,enter the phone number,and then press .Lock Code SettingThe default lock code for your phone is 0000 depending on activation. You can enter a personallock code,and then change the lock code as often asyou like.To enter a new lock code:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Security.3.Press for Lock Code.4.Enter a new,four-digit lock code by pressing thedesired digit keys.5.Press to save the new lock code.OK /3DEF0OPERMENUSENDMENUSENDSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:35 AM Page 50
53SecurityOptions52Emergency NumbersSpecial numbers (911,611,*611) are progrmmed intoyour phone. The Security menu provides the optionof storing three emergency numbers.You can place calls to emergency numbers when thephone is locked or when “Restrict Outgoing Calls”isactive.Storing Emergency NumbersTo store emergency numbers:1.Press to display the Main menu.2.Press for Security.3.Press for Emergency Numbers.4.Press the associated digit key to select a locationfor the special number.5.Enter the number by pressing the digit keys.6.Press to save the number.Dialing Emergency NumbersTo dial emergency numbers in Lock mode:1.Enter the emergency number by pressing the digitkeys.2.Press to place the call.SENDOK /4GHI0OPERMENUCall RestrictionRestricting CallsYour phone provides the following Call Restrictionoptions in the Security menu:• Phone Book Use• Limit Incoming Calls• Limit Outgoing CallsTo restrict calls:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Security.3.Press for Restrict.4.Press the associated digit key to select an option:• Press to restrict Phone Book.• Press to restrict Incoming calls.• Press to restrict Outgoing calls.5.Press the scroll keys to toggle betweenUnrestrict/Restrict.6.Press to save the setting.OK /3DEF2ABC1. '2ABC0OPERMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:35 AM Page 52
55SecurityOptions54NAM SelectionThe NAM (Number Assignment Module) enables youto subscribe to one or more service networks. Yourphone has a Manual and an Automatic mode for selecting the network. In the Manual mode,you setthe phone to the network you want to use. In theAutomatic mode,the phone selects the network automatically based on system information for thearea you are in.To set NAM mode:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Security.3.Press for NAM Mode.4.Press the corresponding digit key to select thedesired option:• Press for Manual NAM,and then select aNAM:NAM-1,NAM-2,NAM-3,NAM-4 (if available).• Press for Automatic NAM,and then to toggle between On/Off.5.Press to save the setting.Hide Own NumberThis feature allows you to block your own numberdisplay. If you turn this feature on,the message“Hidden for phone number”displays when ‘My Phone#’function is accessed by pressing , , .To set the blocking:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Security.3.Press for Hide Own Number.4.Press the scroll keys to toggle between On/Off.5.Press to save the setting.OK /8TUV0OPERMENU2ABC2ABCMENUOK /2ABC1. '7PQRS0OPERMENUOther OptionsPINIf your system supplier provides this service and youhave a PIN assigned by the system supplier,you canset your phone to send the PIN when you make a call.This feature prevents the phone from being used byunauthorized persons. For information on this servicein detail,contact your service provider. Also PIN canbe user programmable within 24 digits.To set the PIN function.1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Security.3.Press for SEND PIN,and then togglebetween Prompt/Never.Clear MemoryYou can erase all numbers in memory at the PhoneBook. The screen displays “All memories are cleared.”To erase all numbers in memory:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Security.3.Press for clear Memory.4.Press the corresponding key to select context-specific options.• press to erase.• Press to cancel.OK /6MNO0OPERMENU5JKL0OPERMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:35 AM Page 54
Message Services57Message Services56Short Message Services and VoicemailYour phone receives voicemail notification,text messages,and pages. And your phone transmits textmessages and pages (if your system supplier providesthis service). When the phone receives a message,analert sounds,and a text notification displays. The message indicator ( ) remains on the screen untilyou read the pending text messages or until you listento the voicemail notification messages.When message memory reaches 75 percent capacity,the screen displays a text notification and a prompt toerase old messages. At 100 percent capacity,the screendisplays a text notification and rejects additionalincoming messages until you erase some of the storedmessages.The phone automatically adjusts the incoming message alert volume to the lowest setting when thephone is in Conversation mode.Incoming voicemail notification and text messagestransmit even when the phone is in Lock mode. Toaccess a message,or to return a call other than anemergency number,enter the lock code.* Contact your service provider to activate Message Service.Not currently available in all markets.* Voicemail notification and page message service may not be supported according to the service provider.Reset PhoneIf you want to reset all of your phone’s features to themanufacturer’s defaults,you can do so with this feature.But this feature doesn’t affect the Phone Book,Call Logs,and SMS messages.To reset the phone:1.Press to display the Main Menu.2.Press for Security.3.Press for Reset Phone.4.Press the corresponding key to select context-specific options.• Press to reset.• Press to cancel.OK /0OPER0OPERMENUSCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:35 AM Page 56
59Message Services58Reviewing Page and Text Messages To review page and text messages:1.Press to display the Messages Menu.2.Press for RX Message. The number of newmessages displays next to the associated messagetype in the menu.3.Press for Page,or press for Text. Anindexed list of page or text messages displays. Anexclamation point next to an entry indicates anurgent message. A check mark next to an entryindicates that you have read and stored the message.4.Press the scroll keys to highlight a message,andthen press to select the highlighted messagefor review.(You can also press the associated digital key to select a message by its entry number.)5.When the message displays,press to reviewthe message.6.After reviewing the message,press for context-specific options:• Press for Talk (to call the phone number).• Press to Save the number (if there is noPhone Book match).• Press to Erase the message.• Press to review the Next message.• Press to review the Previous message.7.Press to return to the previous screen.5JKL4GHI3DEF2ABC1. 'MENUOK /3DEF2ABC1. 'OK /Reviewing MessagesYour phone accepts incoming messages in bothStandby and Conversation modes. When a new message arrives,an alert sounds,and the messageheader displays. The message header includes thetype of message (Text,Page,Voicemail Notification)and the name/phone number,if available.You can review the message upon notification orstore the message for later review. The Messagesmenu provides options for reviewing the name/phone number of the sender,date/time stamp,priority,andthe message.Your phone can store up to 20 pages and text messages,depending on the length of the message.You can erase an individual message after reviewing it,or erase all stored messages at one time.Reviewing Voicemail MessagesTo review voicemail messages:1.Press to dispiay the Messages Menu.2.Press for RX Message. The number of newmessages displays next to the associated messagetype in the menu.3.Press for Voicemail. The screen displays“Voicemail”,the time,date,and the number ofnew,unread messages.4.Press for context-specific options:• Press to Listen to voicemail messages.• Press to Reset the counter for voicemailmessages,if desired.(The system resets thecounter automatically after you listen to all newmessages).2ABC1. 'MENU1. '1. 'OK /SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:36 AM Page 58
61Message Services60Transmitting MessagesYour phone transmits text messages and pages. Yourphone can store up to 10 outgoing messages. And youcan store the message for later sending.Transmitting Page and Text MessagesTo transmit page and text messages:1.Press to display the Messages Menu.2.Press for TX Message.3.Press for Page,or press for Text.4.The screen displays to guide you through theprocess. If you choose to transmit a Text,pressthe associated alphanumeric key to enter a letter.Press to end a typing.5.Your phone requests the Destination phone number. The phone uses the number to processlater.6.Enter the desired phone number.7.Press . The phone requests the Call Back number.This number may be your phone number,office number or home number.8.Enter the desired phone number.9.Press . You can set text messages’priority,ifavailable. Priority options are:NORMAL,URGENT,EMERGENCY.10.Press . The phone processes a transmis-sion. If the processing is finished successfully,you can store the message.OK /OK /OK /OK /2ABC1. '2ABCOK /Choosing Alert Type for Message ReceivingThe phone alerts you when a message is received.You can choose how frequently this happens. Thethree options are:EVERY 2 MIN,OFF,ONCE.To set the frequency:1.Press to display the Message menu.2.Press for RX Message.3.Press to select SMS Alert.4.Press the scroll keys until you find your desiredtype.5.Press to save the setting.Erasing MessagesYou can erase all stored message.To erase messages:1.Press to display the Message Menu.2.Press for RX Message.3.Press for Erase All.4.Press to confirm erasing,or press tocancel.OK /5JKL1. 'OK /OK /4GHI1. 'OK /SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:36 AM Page 60
Safety63Safety62For a variety of safety reasons,it is important to consider where you will be using your phone. Whenusing your phone and its accessories,please followthese guidelines:Compliance with Safety StandardsThe SAMSUNG phone meets all standards and recommendations for the protection of the publicfrom exposure to radio frequency (RF) electromagneticenergy established by governmental bodies and otherqualified organizations. To reduce the risk of fire,electric shock,serious personal injury,or propertydamage,please follow these guidelines:DrivingUsing a wireless phone while driving is illegal in somestates and countries. Know the laws and regulationsfor your area,and pull off the road and park if youneed to make a call.If you must use the phone whiledriving,purchase and install the optional Hands-FreeCar Kit.Transmission Using Stored MessagesTo transmit using Message logs:1.Press to display the Message Menu.2.Press for TX Message.3.Press for TX Box.4.Press for Stored Messages.5.When the list of messages displays,press the scrollkeys to select an entry.• Press . Your phone confirms that theDestination phone number will be used. You canenter other number as a message destination.• Press to erase the selected entry.6.Press . The phone processes a transmission.Erasing MessagesTo erase messages:1.Press to display the Message Menu.2.Press for TX Message.3.Press for TX Box.4.Press for Erase All.5.Press to confirm erasing,or press to cancel.OK /2ABC3DEF2ABCOK /OK /OK /SEND1. '3DEF2ABCOK /SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:36 AM Page 62
65Safety64Other Dangerous AreasTurn off your phone in any area with a potentiallyexplosive atmosphere. It is rare,but your phone or itsaccessories could generate sparks,which could causeexplosion or fire. Areas with a potentially explosiveatmosphere may not always be clearly marked. Theseareas may include:• Fueling areas,such as gas stations• Below deck on boats• Fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities• Areas where the air contains chemicals or particlessuch as grain,dust,or metal powders• Any other area where you would normally beadvised to turn off your vehicle engineDo not transport or store flammable gas,liquid,orexplosives in the compartment of a vehicle containingyour phone or accessories.Electronic DevicesYour wireless telephone is a radio transmitter andreceiver. When the power is on,the phone receivesand sends out RF energy.Most modern electronicequipment,such as equipment in hospitals and cars,contains an RF signal shield. RF energy may affectsome inadequately shielded electronic equipment.Turn off your phone in health care facilities,andalways request permission berore using the phonenear medical equipment.Consult the manufacturer of any personal medicaldevices,such as pacemakers and hearing aids,todetermine if they are shielded adequately from external RF signals.Note if there are any regulations posted in the arearegarding the operation of wireless phones,and learnwhere you can use them safely within the facility.AircraftTurn off your phone belore boarding any aircraft. TheFederal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires thatyou have prior permission from the crew to use yourphone while the plane is on the ground.FCC regulations prohibit using your phone while the planeis in the air. Do not use your phone at any time whiletraveling on board a plane.Blasting AreasConstruction crews often use remote-control RFdevices to set off explosives. To avoid interfering withblasting operations,turn off your phone when you arein a blasting area or in any area with signs posted thatread “Turn off two-way radio.”SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:36 AM Page 64
67AccessoriesAccessories66 ..Dual - Slot Desktop Charger The Dual - Slot Desktop Charger charges the battery atyour home or office.The Socket - outlet shall be installed near the equip-ment and shall be easily accesible.Cigarette Lighter Adapter The Cigarette Lighter Adapter charges your SAMSUNGphone in a vehicle while you drive and enables you tooperate the phone from a vehicle cigarette lightersocket.Travel Charger The Travel Charger plugs into a wall outlet andenables you to charge a single battery at your home oroffice or while traveling.Hands-Free Car Kit The Hands-Free Car Kit provides safety,freedom andconvenience in your vehicle.(Kit includes Cradle andMicrophone.) Ear-MicrophoneThe Ear-Microphone includes both the earpiece andmicrophone in a convenient,lightweight unit.SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:36 AM Page 66
Glossary of Terms6968Glossary of TermsEVRC - (Enhanced Variable Rate Codec) EVRC is anew global standard for compressing and decompressing voice signals.EVRC uses alower bit rate (the number of bits sent per second) than existing CDMA vocoders,whileproviding significant improvements in voicequality. This technology enables your phoneto provide superb voice quality while benefiting from the ability to process morecellular voice calls using less bandwidth thanthe voice codecs in CDMA networks today.Frequency - A measure based on time,as one or morewaves per second,in an electrical or lightwave information signal. A signal’s frequency is stated in cycles-per-second orHertz (Hz).Hands-Free - A feature that permits a driver to use awireless phone without lifting or holdingthe handset - an important safety featurefor automobiles,tractors and most othermotorized vehicles.LCD - (Liquid Crystal Display) Commonly used to referto the screen display on the wireless phone.LED - (Light Emitting Diode) Commonly used to referto a small light on the wireless phone or on theDesktop Charger. The LED lights on the phoneto indicate an incoming call. The LED lights onthe charger to indicate that battery charging istaking place.Prepend - The addition of a prefix,such as an areacode,to a phone number.RF - Radio FrequencyAirtime - Actual time spent talking on the wirelessphone. Most carriers bill customers basedon how many minutes of airtime they useeach month.Antenna - A device for transmitting or receiving signals. The size and shape of antennas is determined,in part,by the frequency of thesignal they receive. Wireless phones andthe base station must have antennas.Base Station - The fixed radio transmitter/receiver thatmaintains communications with mobileradio telephones within a given area.(Typically seen as cell or cell site.)CDMA - (Code Division Multiple Access) A spread-spectrum approach to digital transmission. With CDMA,each conversion isdigitized and then tagged with a code. Themobile phone deciphers only a particularcode to pick the right conversation off theair. The transmitted signal is just above noiselevel across the available bandwidth.Channel - Communications signals transmit alongpaths called channels.Codec - COmpression & DECompression.Deactivation - The process of rendering a wirelessphone inactive.DTMF - (Dual-tone Modulated Frequency) You sendDTMF signals when you enter numbers bypressing the digit keys.SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:36 AM Page 68
Index71Index70AAnswering a Call 19Alert 28Alarm 28Analog Call Option 35Aircraft 66Accessories 68BBattery 12Battery Charge Indicator 13Battery Disposal and Recycling 14Basic Operations 16Basic Operations of Your Phone 16Backlight Control 31Business Management 43Blasting Areas 66Batteries 68CCharging the Battery 13Caring for the Battery 14Call Quality 15Correcting a Misdialed Number 19Call Waiting 20Call Forwarding 20Roaming - The ability to use a wireless phone to makeand receive calls in places outside of thehome service area.Service Charge - The amount paid each month toreceive wireless service.SMS - (Short Message Seryices) The variety of messaging services available on the SAMSUNGphone,including voicemail,numeric paging andtext messaging.Standby Time - The amount of time a fully chargedwireless portable or transportablephone can be on and idle withoutbeing in use.(SeeTalk Time.)Talk Time - The length of time a person can talk on aportable or transportable wireless phonewithout recharging the battery.Vocoder - Voice Coder. A device used to convertspeech into digital signals.Voicemail - A computerized answering service thatanswers a call,plays a greeting and records amessage. Depending on the sophisticationof the service,it can notify the subscriber,via a pager,of an incoming call or message.(Also called voice messaging.)Wireless - Radio-based Systems that allow tannsmissionof telephone or data signals through the airwithout a physical connection,such as ametal wire (copper) or fiber optic cable.SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:36 AM Page 70
73Index72Erasing Phone Book Entries 41Electronic Notebook 42Electronic Computing Function 43Erasing Voice Dialing Entries 50Emergency Numbers 55Erasing Messages 64Electronic Devices 66Earbud Headset 68FFeatures 6Finding Entries by Location 38Finding Entries by Name 38GGetting Started 6Glossary of Terms 70HHide Own Number 57IInstalling the Battery 12Index 73KKey Functions 9Key Beep 27Calls Options 24Checking Recorded Name 47Call Restriction 54Clear Memory 56Choosing Alert Type for Message Receiving 62Compliance with Safety Standards 65Cigarette Lighter Adapter 68Charging Times with Accessories 69DDescription of Your Phone 7Display Messages 11Dual-Slot Desktop Charger 12Differential Ring 30Display Options 31Displaying Your Phone Number 39Dialing from the Phone Book 39D-Day Function 44Dialing Emergency Numbers 55Driving 65Dual-Slot Desktop Charger 68EEmergency Dialing 18Ending a Call 19Erasing Call Logs 25Editing Phone Book Entries 40SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:36 AM Page 72
75Index74RRemoving the Battery 12Receiving Calls 19Reviewing Airtime 25Ring Volume 26Ring Type 26Ring Tone 27Reviewing Voice Dialing Entries 49Reset Phone 58Reviewing Messages 60Reviewing Voicemail Messages 60Reviewing Page and Text Messages 61SScreen Display 8Status Indicators 10Standby Mode 17Sounds Options 26Selecting Display Language 32Setup Options 33Setting Current Time 35Storing Phone Numbers 37Storing Phone Numbers at Call End 37Schedule Management 42Storing Secret Numbers 45Security Options 51LLock Mode 52Lock Code Setting 52Locking the Phone 53MMenu Organization 21Main Menu Structure 22Memory Dialing Shortcuts 39Message Services 59NNAM Selection 57OOverview of the Phone Book 36Other Options 56Other Dangerous Areas 67PPlacing Calls 18Prepend Dialing 18Personal Greeting 31Phone Book 36Placing a Call (using Voice Dialing) 49PIN 56SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:36 AM Page 74
77Index76Security Menu 51Storing Emergency Numbers 55System Selection 58Short Message Services and Voicemail 59Safety 65TTurn On/Off 17Three-Way Calling 20The Menu 21Tracking Calls Through Call Logs 24To See Local Times of the World 44Tips on Recording Name 47Transmitting Messages 63Transmitting Page and Text Messages 63Transmission Using Stored Messages 64UUsing Voice Dialing 49VVersion Display 32Viewing Stored Entries 38Voice Dial 46Voice Dialing 46SCH-811(E-US) 1/20/99 10:36 AM Page 76

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