Shintom Co M5016 PCS handset User Manual manual 5

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7. Recent Calls Menu Operation
Deleting Stored Numbers (MENU 2-4)
You can delete the current numbers dialled, received, and missed in
the Recent Calls list at any time.
Press / to select Yes, and press .
“Please wait” will be displayed and your phone will return to
standby mode.
To cancel deleting, select No, and press .
Call Timer Review (MENU 2-5)
You can show the time for the last call or all calls in standby mode.
The time for last call/all calls will be displayed in minutes.
Select one of the following items, and press
Last Call (MENU 2-5-1), All Calls (MENU 2-5-2)
Call Cost Review (MENU 2-6)
You can show the cost of the current call during a call, if your
network service provider supports the feature.
Select one of the following items, and press
Last Call (MENU 2-6-1), All Calls (MENU 2-6-2)
• To clear the log for Last call/All Calls:
1) Select Clear logs (MENU 2-6-3), and press .
“Enter PIN2” will be displayed.
2) Enter your PIN2 code, and press . Then, all the data of
the cost will be cleared.
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7. Recent Calls Menu Operation
Cost Unit Reading/Setting (MENU 2-6-4)
• To review the current cost per call unit setting:
1) Select Read units, and press .
Price/unit will be displayed with the three-letter description
that shows the currency.
• To set the cost per call unit:
1) Select Set units, and press . “Enter PIN2” will be
displayed.
2) Enter your PIN2 code, and press .
3) Enter the cost per call unit, and press .
Use the key to enter a decimal point.
4) Enter the three-letter identification for the currency
chosen, and press .
Example: “UKP” for UK pounds.
Please contact your service provider for the identification
letters.
(You can register the letters as you like or your service
provider will provide them.)
Max Cost Reading/Setting (MENU 2-6-5)
• To review the current cost limit setting:
1) Select Read limit, and press .
The maximum cost being set will be displayed with the
three-letter description that shows the currency.
• To set the maximum cost limit:
1) Select Set limit, and press . “Enter PIN2” will be
displayed.
2) Enter your PIN2 code, and press .
3) Enter the maximum cost limit, and press .
NOTES:
- The key entry for the code will be displayed by the letter
“x”.
- Your PIN2 code will be provided by your service provider.
- When you enter the wrong PIN2 code, “Invalid PIN Please
try again” will be displayed.
- When the wrong PIN2 is entered three consecutive times,
your phone will not accept any further PIN2 entry. In this
case, enter your PUK2 (Personal Unblocking Key) code.
Please contact your service provider for further
information on your PUK2 code.
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8. Messages
8. Messages (MENU 3)
This feature operation may be offered by your mobile service
provider. Before using this feature, you must subscribe to them
through your home mobile service provider. Please contact your
mobile service provider for more information.
Press MENU and Message, and press .
See page 21 for general information on the menu functions.
NOTE:
- These optional network services may not be available in
all areas.
Short Message Service
You can receive and send short text messages via the network,
where such services are available.
Reading Messages (MENU 3-1)
When you receive a new message, the message indicator ( ) will
be displayed on the standby screen.
Select the message you wish to read from the message list with /
and press .
Where no messages have been received, “No more message” will
be displayed.
NOTE:
- If the SIM is full, the message indicator ( ) will flash and
the network will hold it until you delete another message
from the SIM. How to delete it is described in Reviewing/
Editing Short Messages on page 32.
Editing Incoming Messages
(MENU3-1 / )
Messages that have been received can be edited, saved, and sent.
1 Select the message you wish to edit from the message list with
/ and press .
2 Press
then select Edit.
3 The body of the incoming mail (message to send) will be shown.
Edit the text then press .
4 The telephone number can also be edited if necessary. (MENU
can also be pressed to bring up the telephone book to edit the
settings for the receiver of the message.)
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8. Messages
5 Select Save or Send (save then send edited message or send
message without saving).
Deleting Incoming Messages
(MENU3-1 / )
Deletes messages that have been received.
1 Select the message to delete with
2 Press
and press
and selected Delete then press
3 Select either Yes or No and press
again.
NOTE:
- To delete all received messages, select Delete all from the
bottom of the message list.
Forwarding Incoming Messages
(MENU3-1 / )
Messages that have been received can be forwarded elsewhere.
1 Select the message to forward from the message list with
and press .
2 Press
and select forward then press
again.
3 Enter the number to the recipient of the message being
forwarded and press .
4 Select Save or Send (save then send edited message or send
message without saving).
Text Reply (MENU3-1
Reply to received messages with text.
while the message that has been received is being
1 Press
displayed.
2 Select Text reply and press
3 Enter your reply in the text input screen and press
4 Re-enter the telephone number if necessary and press
5 Select Save or Send (save then send edited message or send
message without saving).
Voice Call (MENU3-1
Make a phone call to the sender of a message that has been
received.
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8. Messages
1 Press
while the message is being displayed.
2 Select Voice call and press
the message.
to dial the number to the sender of
Extracting Numbers from Incoming
Messages (MENU3-1 / )
Phone numbers can be extracted from incoming messages and a
call can be made to the number.
1 Press
while a messaging containing a phone number is being
displayed.
2 Select Extract nos. and press
Pressing
to extract the phone number.
twice will dial the number that has been extracted.
Reviewing Outgoing Messages
(MENU3-2 / )
Messages that have been sent can be reviewed.
Select the message that you wish to review with / and press
. The message list containing messages that have been sent and
saved will be displayed. When there is no message list, “No
messages” will be displayed.
Editing Outgoing Messages
(MENU3-2 / )
Please refer to Editing Incoming Messages (MENU3-1,
/ ).
Deleting Outgoing Messages
(MENU3-2 / )
Please refer to Deleting Incoming Messages (MENU3-1,
/ ).
Forwarding Outgoing Messages
(MENU3-2 / )
Please refer to Forwarding Incoming Messages (MENU3-1,
/ ).
Extracting Numbers from Outgoing
Messages (MENU3-2 / )
Please refer to Extracting Numbers From Incoming Messages
(MENU3-1, / ).
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8. Messages
Using T9 Predictive Text Input
T9 predictive text entry is available in some areas of your phone that
require text entry, as opposed to numbers only.
It comprises several main modes:
In the Message create screen (e,g, MENU, 3, 3), press MENU, then
select the desired mode as follows;
*2 Switched to the next
mode each time the
key is pressed.
*1 Press MENU, use
/ to select the
mode and press
to switch.
: Capital letters
: Only the initial
letter is
capitalized.
(None): Small letters
T9 English
Multi-tap
Number
Symbols
• T9 English - English text input mode.
To enter text, press each key once for each letter you want and
the phone predicts the word you are typing. For example, to
type “Hello” at a T9 text entry screen, press the keys 4, 3, 5, 5,
6 once each. As you type the letters displayed will change to
reflect the most likely word for the letters you have entered.
You must type the whole word before trying to correct
individual letters.
If the word you have typed is not the one you want, press the
1 key to scroll through the other options. The key can be
used to change the case and to input numbers. To change the
case, press the key once quickly. To input numbers, press
and hold down the key to switch to numeric input mode.
Punctuation and other symbols are available via the key.
Press the key once quickly to insert smart punctuation, or
press and hold the key to choose from the whole range of
symbols. Press the number key associated with the symbol
displayed to enter that symbol and return to T9 text entry. If
you cannot immediately see the symbol you want, press the
and keys to scroll through other options.
You can correct a mistyped letter or number by using the
CLEAR key to remove it.
• Multi-tap - This mode can be used to add words to the
English database.
In multi-tap text entry mode different letters are reached by
cycling through the options: one press gives the first character,
two quick presses the second, and so on. To type the word
“Hello”, you need to press the 4 key twice quickly to give an
“H”, then change case using the key. Next press the 3 key
twice to give “e”, then the 5 key three times to give “I”, and
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