UTStarcom Korea Technologies UT251 UT GF251 Handset User Manual UT GF251 UG EN 20040809

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1 UT GF251 User Guide version 0.1, 2004/08/09

2 Contents 1. Security Rules …………………………………………… 3 2. Getting Started …………………………………………… 5 3. Quick start ………………………………………….… 7 4. Introduction …………………………………………… 11 5. Introduction of menu …………………………………………… 15 6. Menu tree ………….……………………………… 24 7. FCC RF Exposure Information ………….……………………………… 28

3 1. Security Rules Please read the handbook carefully. The manipulation that does not agree with the handbook may bring dangers or violate the law. 1.1. Safety Information  The safety of driving Please do not use the handset when you are driving. This behavior will violate the law in some countries.  Power off the phone first when you are supplying the energy Be sure not to use handset near the gas station, fuel, or chemical.  Power off the phone when you are in the airplane The wireless phone will lead to communication confliction. Use the handset in the airplane is dangerous and illegal.  Power off the phone when you are in the hospital. Please obey the rules of the hospital and power off the phone near the medical machines.  Obey the rule Obey the forbidden rules anywhere to avoid conflictions and dangers (such as in the hospital).  Conflictions Any wireless phone may encounter the wireless confliction and affect the performance.  Choose the qualified service Only the qualified staffers can fix the phone.  Use naturally Please use the phone naturally and avoid touching the antenna when powering on.  Emergency call Be sure that the phone is powered on and in service. After calling the emergency number, you should show your position and not power off your phone.  Ionization radiation Keep away from the antenna when using the phone.  Note Be sure to use the normal accessories and batteries. Otherwise, it would be dangerous. 1.2. Battery Information  In lower temperature condition In lower temperature condition, LCD’s showing speed become slower. This phenomenon is

4 normal. The phone may stop working when the battery is too hot or too cold.  Charging the new battery * The new battery for user may be uncharged. * In order to make full use of battery, the first charging time length is preferred beyond 15 hours, but lower 24 hours. * The battery may be charged and discharged for hundreds of time, but it would be invalidate in the end. When its using time is too short, we should use new battery. * When the charger is unused, we should switch off electrical source.  Attention * Just use the suitable charger. * Keep away from the fire. Do not disassemble the charge by authenticated person. * Do not throw phone. This will affect battery’s life. * The performance of battery mostly depends on networks. * If it is unused, the charged battery will auto discharge in a mouth. * If battery is not used continuously, you’d better discharge it completely and place it in the cool, no-sunshine, and thirty place. * Do not place the phone or the battery in hot situation(beyond 60 ), such as the sun℃-shine window. * Clear the phone with the prevent-electrostatic cloth. Do not use the dry or electrostatic cloth. * Old battery should be discarded at the pointed place and not throw away freely.

5 2. Getting Started 2.1. SIM card You need to register as a subscriber of a network operator and receive a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card. A SIM card contains a micro computer chip which can track of phone number, services included in your subscription, phone book and etc. A default PIN (Personal Identity Number) code is provided by the SIM card from your operator and must be entered when switch on this mobile phone. 2.2. Install SIM card and battery 2.2.1. Install SIM card 1. Press key to turn off the phone. Push the catch up and then remove the battery. 2. Insert your SIM card into SIM card slot as figure below. 3. Make sure that the golden connectors are facing downward and that the beveled corner is on the left. 4. Replace the battery into its place. 2.2.2. Remove the SIM card 1. Press key to turn off the phone. Push the battery lock up and then pick up the battery. 2. Slide the SIM card out of the slot carefully. 2.2.3. Replace the battery 1. The battery is at the back of the phone. 2. Push the battery down to match the slot on it to the tabs at the bottom of the phone. 3. Press the battery down until it click into place.

6 2.2.4. Remove the battery 1. Push the catch above the battery towards the top of the phone and hold it in the position. 2. Lift the battery away as shown. 2.3. Charging the battery 1. Connect the battery to the base of the phone. 2. Connect the adapter to the mains. The battery charging icon appears on the screen. 3. The battery icon stops blinking after battery full. 4. When charging is finished, unplug the adapter from both the power outlet and the charger. 5. When charging the phone, the battery might be hotter. This is normal situation. 2.4. Power management Battery Status Standard Battery Charging times 2 hours Talk time 2~3 hours Standby time 90~150 hours Battery Capacity 600 mAh Notice:  Variation in operating times will occur depending on SIM card, network and usage settings, usage style and environments.  The actual charging times depend on the adapter.

7 3. Quick start 3.1. Switching the phone on and off 3.1.1. Power on Figure Steps Description 1. Open the flip 2. Press and hold end key Switch on the phone 3. Display idle mode screen after power on. 4. Enter the PIN code if PIN code request is enabled. The ‘*’ mark is displayed instead of number input while entering PIN code. Notice:  If you key in an incorrect PIN code three times in succession, SIM card will be locked. Key in the PUK code to unlock it.  PIN code is usually supplied with SIM card.  The PUK code may be supplied with the SIM card. If not, contact your service provider for the code.  If the SIM card is not inserted or invalid, the following figure will be shown on the screen. You can only dial an emergency call number 911. 3.1.2. Power off Steps Description Press and hold end key The power off animation shows and the phone is power off. 3.2. Making calls Function Steps Description

8 Making a call 1. Enter the phone number in idle mode. Press clear key or [Delete] to delete the last character. Press and hold to delete all characters. 2. Press send key to call the number. 3. Press or key to end the call. You can also end the call by closing the flip. When the ear piece is connected, closing the flip will not end a call. You can press and hold the button on the ear piece to answer or end a call. Last number redial In idle mode, press twice continuously Dial a number from call record Search the desired number from “Call Records” and press key to call. Dial a number from Phonebook 1. In idle mode, press key to access phonebook. 2. Select [Search] to find the desired record by name or position and then press key to call. International calls 1. Press and hold key for international prefix (+ character). 2. Enter the country code, area code, and the phone number. 3. Press key to call the number. GSM emergency call Key in ‘112’ then press key. Notice: This phone, like any wireless phone, operates using radio signals, wireless and landline networks as well as user-programmed functions, which cannot guarantee connection in all conditions. Therefore, you should never rely solely on any wireless phone for essential communications (medical emergencies, for example). 3.3. Answering a call There are three methods of answering a call according to the settings. Function Steps Description Press send key to answer Press key to answer the incoming call. Press key to reject the call. When somebody is calling you, the phone shows the caller’s information.

9 Press any key to answer Press any key except and key to answer the incoming call. Press or key to reject the call. When somebody is calling you, the phone shows the caller’s information. Open the flip to answer Open the flip to answer the incoming call. Notice: 1. If you have set call divert in [Network Service], the call will be forward to the number you set. In any situation, you can press or key to answer the call. Press or key to reject it. 3.4. Handling two or more calls You can answer an incoming call or make another call during a call. You can also build a conference call. Function Steps Description Answering an incoming call during a call 1. During a call, press key to answer an incoming call. The first call is put on hold and the new call becomes active. 2. Press key to reject the incoming call. Making another call during a call 1. During a call, press number keys to key in the outgoing call numbers or press key to select from phonebook. 2. Press key to make the new call and the first call is put on hold. Swap calls 1. Press key for in call option list. Select [Swap] to switch between the active and held call. 2. Press key to end the selected call. Build a conference call 1. To build a conference call, you must have an active call and a held call.

10 2. Press key and select [Start Conference]. 3. To add a new participant to the call, put the conference call on hold. Connect a new call and then select [Add To Conference] from option list. To speak privately to a specific party 1. Select a party in the list by pressing up and down key. 2. Select [Private Call] in option list. Other calling parties in the conference call are put on hold. 3. You can press [End] to end this call or select [Add To Conference] to rejoin to the conference call. To end the call for specific party 1. Select a party in the list by pressing up and down key. 2. Select [End Selected Call] in option list. End conference call 1. Select any party of the conference call. 2. Press or key to end the conference call for all parties. Notice: Conference call is a network service that allows you to make a conference call with a maximum of six participants, including yourself. Please contact your service provider for this service.

11 4. Introduction 4.1. Phone overview 4.2. Standby mode 4.2.1. Idle mode overview

12 4.2.2. Status icons Signal intensity: used to identify the signal intensity, the more bar the more intensity it has. Messages: used to identify whether you have got a new message, if the SIM has overflow then the icon will wink. Call divert: used to identify if call divert is activate. Silent: used to identify if the phone is set as silent. Vibrator: used to identify whether you have activate the function of vibrating Notice: the ting tone volume is not effected by vibrating Alarm: used to identify whether the function of alarm has been activated. Battery: used to identify power, the more bar the more power it has. 4.3. Keypad introduction 4.3.1. Function key In the manual book “long press” means “press the key about 2 seconds without halt”, while “press for one time” and “press the key” means “press the key then release”. Not all key functions are included in this table. More details please refer to other part of the manual. Key Orders and function End key  Long press this key for 2-3 seconds to turn on /off phone.  Press this key to over or quit a call.  In the sub menu state, press this key to back to idle state Send key  Press this key can answer call or call out.  In the idle state, press this key , then the outgoing calls will be shown, press explore key to select, press again to dial. Clear key  Press to clear the input characters in editing mode. Long press to delete all input characters. Phonebook key  In the idle state, press this key to enter phone book Right soft key (Game key)  Perform the function shown in the bottom of screen  In the idle state , press this key to enter Game. Left soft key (Menu key)  In the idle state, press this key to enter the main menu.  In the call, press this key to enter the phone book menu.  Perform the function shown in the left bottom of screen Message key  In the idle state ,press this key to enter Message

13 Explore-up  Browse menu and list  In the idle state ,press this key to enter Accessory Explore-down  Browse menu and list  In the idle state ,press this key to enter Alarm Explore-left  Browse items  In the idle state ,press this key to enter Received Calls Explore-right  Browse items  In the idle state ,press this key to select Ring Tone 〜 Number key  In the idle state, press number key to enter call number.  In edit mode ,press to input the corresponding characters * key  In the idle state, long press to enable/disable vibration.  In edit mode, press to enter symbol list # key  In edit mode, press this key to switch from different case and input method.  In call number edit mode, long press to insert a pause ‘p’. Side up & down key  In the idle state, press up and down key to adjust ring tone volume.  In flip closed state, press up and down key to switch LED color.  In call state, press up and down key to adjust receiver volume.  In hands free status, press up and down to adjust ear piece volume. Side function key  In the idle state, press this key to display/hide operator name.  In flip closed state, press this key to turn on/off LED light. 4.3.2. Alphanumeric keys key character space ? ! 1 : A B C 2 ) D E F 3 ( G H I 4 $ J K L 5 space M N O 6 , P Q R S 7 T U V 8 ; W X Y Z 9 . + - = 0

14 . , ? ! : ; - + # * ( ) ’”_ @ & $ ₤ % / < > = switch input method

15 5. Introduction of menu 5.1. Messages In idle mode, select Menu->Message or press key to enter Message. You can save maximum 30 messages in on the handset for Draft and Outbox. 5.1.1. Inbox function description （1）Reply reply message to the sender （2）Delete Delete the focused message. （3）Forward Forward a receiving message. After editing the message, press [Option] to send, save or give it up. 【Send】：send the message 【Group Send】：send the message to the existing group 【Save】：save the message to the Draft 【Insert template】：insert template in editor 【Cancel】：abandon the editing message （4）Save as template Save the message content as template （5）Extract Number Extract the number of sender and the number in the messages. Press [Option] to save or call the number 【Save】：save this number into Phonebook 【Call Number】：call this number （6）Call Number call the sender 5.1.2. Write Message You can edit maximum 160 characters in a message. Press this function to send and store messages. Press [Select] to enter the edit interface. The input method including,  Abc The first letter is written in upper case and other letters are written in lower case  ABC Upper case input mode  abc Lower case input mode  123 Number input mode

16 Press key to switch the input mode. Press key to show the symbols. Select the symbols by using explore key and press [Select] to confirm. Press to delete one character, long press to clear all the characters on the screen. Functions in [Option] are, function description （1）Send Send the message （2）Group Send send the message to the existing group （3）Save save the message to the Draft （4）Insert template Insert template in editor （5）Cancel abandon the editing message 5.1.3. Draft Enter to show the saved message list. Press key to select the focused message. Functions including, （1）Send: send the message （2）Delete: delete the selected message. 5.1.4. Outbox Enter to show the sent message list. Press key to select the focused message. Functions including, （1）Forward: Forward the focused message. （2）Delete: delete the focused message. （3）Save as template: Save the message content as template 5.1.5. Templates Display the template list. Press [New] to add a new template. 5.1.6. Memory Status Display SIM card and handset storage space. The display format is, saved records / total records available 5.1.7. Delete All Delete all records on SIM card and handset. After selecting this function, a dialog “Delete All?” shows. Press [OK] to delete all the messages, press [Back] to give up this operation. 5.1.8. Settings （1）Service Center: Edit or save the service center number. This number can be offered by network supplier. （2）Validity Period: If the recipient cannot be reached within the validity period, the message will be removed from the message center. Options includes [1 hour], [12 hours], [24 hours], and [1 week]. （3）Status Report: After sending messages, it will report whether it has been successful, Press [On] to open this function, [Off] to close this function. （4）Concatenate: Support long messages. Press [On] to open this function, [Off] to close this function. （5）Select SMS Storage: Save the SMS in SIM card or phone in default. 5.1.9. Broadcast

17 This service is used to receive information of weather report, traffic information, hospital, taxi information, etc. You can contact with network service to get more information. Please contact your service provider for more information. （1）Receiving Setting  On：open the cell broadcast function  Off：close the cell broadcast function （2）Read Broadcast：Check all the received cell broadcast message （3）Add Channel：Add a new cell broadcast channel （4）Channel List：List all the cell broadcast channel, press [Delete] to delete the focused channel Note: This service is not support for all networks. More information please contacts your service provider. 5.1.10. Voice Mail （1）Dial Voice Mail：Dial the voicemail number to get the message. （2）Set Voice Mail：set the voicemail number. （3）Clear Number：clear voice mail number 5.2. Phonebook In idle mode, press “menu” to enter main menu. Using explore key and hint to select “Phonebook”. You can also press key to enter Phonebook. The handset phonebook can store 200 names and phone numbers. 5.2.1. Search （1）By Name：search records by your entering name （2）By Position：search records by position. The position of handset records starts from 1 to 200. SIM card position starts from 201. 5.2.2. New Entry Using explore key and then press [Select] to enter New Entry. （1）Save To SIM：add a new entry on SIM card. （2）Save To Phone：add a new entry on handset. Step1 Press [Select] to enter edit mode. Key in the phone number and press [OK] to save record. Or press [Delete] to modify the entry. Step2 Key in the name and press [OK]. A confirm dialog shows if the record is successfully saved. 5.2.3. Group Setting You can set a specific ring tone and short message alert for a group. Select group member from

18 phonebook records. 5.2.4. Copy All SIM To Phone：Copy all SIM card records to your phone. Phone To SIM：Copy all phone records to SIM card. 5.2.5. Delete All SIM Card：Delete all SIM card records. Phone：Delete all phone records. 5.2.6. Memory Status The using state will be shown in number: the used capacity/ total capacity. 5.2.7. My Number Select to set your own phone number. Select [Check] to view your phone number. Select [Add] to edit it. 5.3. Call Record This item can show the records of all the outgoing calls, missed calls and received calls. 5.3.1. Missed Calls This item shows the last recently 10 answered number. 1. You can press [up] or [down] key to browse. 2. Press [option] key ,then press [Select] key to activate this functions. function description Call Number Dial the missed call number. Store Number store the number in the SIM card or phone. Send Message send message to this number. Details show the number and the name (if stored before) also the time and the date of the call Delete delete the number from Missed Calls. Delete all delete all the number from Missed Calls. 5.3.2. Received Calls This item shows the last recently 10 received number. Functions are as [Missed Calls]. 5.3.3. Dialed Calls This item shows the last recently 10 dialed number. Functions are as [Missed Calls]. 5.3.4. Call Timers This function shows the duration of your incoming and outgoing calls.

19 （1）Last Call：check the last call duration （2）All Incoming：check total duration of all incoming calls （3）All Outgoing：check total duration of all outgoing calls 5.3.5. Call Cost Show the total fee of all the calls. The network server will provide fee inquiry, and you can inquiry the fee of last call and all calls. （1）Last charge: enquire the fee of last call. （2）Total charge: total fee of all the calls. （3）Rate： look for or set a unit of time and currency. PIN2 is required. （4）Limit：inquiry or set the maximum fee. You should enter PIN2 number if you want use this function.  View：check the cost limit.  Change：change the cost limit and activate this function. PIN2 is required.  Cancel：cancel this function. PIN2 is required. （5）Reset Charge： delete cost records, it require PIN2. Notice! Not all the SIM card has this function. 5.3.6. Clear Records （1）Missed Calls：Clear all missed call records. （2）Received Calls：Clear all received call records. （3）Dialed Calls：Clear all dialed call records. （4）Clear All：Clear all call records. 5.4. Network Service This option contains some Network Services. 5.4.1. Call Divert This option can divert the incoming calls to the target phone. It needs to set the number of the target phone in advance. （1）When No Service This option can set the diverting of no reaching. It can divert the incoming calls to the designated phone when the phone is powered off or not connecting to network. Press [Select] and select operations: Voice, Fax and Data. Each operation provides three functions: Check Status, Set Divert and Cancel Divert Please press [select] to activate it. Check Status：View the current settings status of the diverting. Set Divert：Set the diverting. Cancel Divert：Cancel the diverting. （2）When Busy

20 This option can set the busy diverting. When the phone is in busy it can divert the incoming calls to the target phone. Its submenu is the same as When No Service. （3）When No Answer If this item is selected, the call will be diverted to the target phone when it is ignored. Its submenu is the same as When No Service. （4）All Calls Divert all incoming calls to the target phone. Its submenu is the same as When No Service. （5）Cancel All The diverting of all incoming calls is cancelled. 5.4.2. Call Barring Forbid the outgoing or incoming calls. Please input password before operating this function. (The password is provided by network supplier.) （1）Outgoing Calls：Restrict the outgoing callings. There are three function options. Press [Select] to activate. Check Status: View the current status of the restriction of the calls. Set Bar：Set the restriction of the calls. Cancel：Cancel the restriction of the calls. （2）Internat. Calls：Restrict the international callings. Its second rank menu is the same as Outgoing Calls. （3）Internat. But Home：Restrict the international callings except it those directed to the home PLMN country. Its submenu is the same as Outgoing Calls. （4）Incoming Calls：Restrict the incoming callings. Its submenu is the same as Outgoing Calls. （5）When Roaming：Restrict the roaming service. Its submenu is the same as Outgoing Calls. （6）Cancel All Barring：Cancel all of the restriction of incoming and outgoing calls. （7）Change Password：Change the restriction password. 5.4.3. Call Waiting Open or close the function of the incoming calls waiting. If it is active, you will be notified when the phone is busy but another new incoming call. If it is deactivated, you will not be notified. （1）Check Status：View the current status of this option. （2）Active：Activate this function. （3）Cancel: Disable this function. 5.4.4. Network Selection This option can select the method of searching network. There are two modes, Automatic and Manual. And the default is automatic. （1）Automatic: Select this item to search network automatically. （2）Manual: Select this item to choose the network manually. 5.4.5. Band Mode This option can select the band. There are five options: Automatic, 900&1800, 900, 1800, 1900. 5.4.6. Hide Number Set this function to hide your phone number when calling. (Network support is required) （1）On：Activate this function and hide the your phone number. （2）Off：Turn off this function. Your phone number will be sent. 5.5. Accessories

22 5.5.6. SIM Toolkit (STK) Your SIM card may provide additional services that called SIM Toolkit (STK). This menu is only displayed if this is support by your SIM card. The name and the contents of this menu depend entirely on the service available. For more information please contact your service provider. 5.6. Phone Settings This option is used to set your phone. 5.6.1. Language This option can select language. Press [Select] to activate. 5.6.2. Internet Setup 1（）GPRS Attach: you can select GPRS to be attached any time or only attached when GPRS is needed. （2）Data Count: display the data counter of GPRS transmission. Records include incoming data and outgoing data. （3）Attach: select to build the GPRS connection （4）Detach: select to disconnect the GPRS connection 5.6.3. Tones This phone provides 40 poly ring tone. It includes four options: Ring Tone, SMS Tone, Alarm Tone, and Keypad Tone. （1）Ring Tone：Set the ring tone and the volume of the incoming calls. Move the cursor by Up/Down-key and press [Select] to choose. （2）SMS Tone：Set the ring tone and the volume of the incoming SMS. （3）Alarm Tone：Set the ring tone and the volume of the alarm clock. （4）Keypad Tone：Set the tone of key press. The phone offers 2 sets normal keypad tone and 4 sets special ones. Use up and down key to select the preferred keypad tone. （5）Power On/Off Music: turn on/off the power on/off music 5.6.4. Display function description (1) Wallpaper There are three display method, No Wallpaper, Slide Wallpaper, and Fixed Wallpaper. 1. No Wallpaper：wallpaper displayed as blank 2. Slide Wallpaper：change wallpaper for every three seconds. Fixed Wallpaper：Select a wallpaper from the list. (2) Style There are two styles to choose, Blue Style and Green Style. (3) Backlight Timer You can set backlight always off, or switch off after a period of inactivity

23 (10, 20, 30, 60 seconds). (4) Backlight Level Use up and down key to adjust the backlight brightness. Press [Select] to confirm. (5) Sub LCD Settings of sub LCD. 1. Wallpaper: select sub LCD wallpaper 2. Clock: select the clock display mode of sub LCD. 3. Contrast: adjust the contrast of sub LCD display. (6) Battery Level Check the current battery capability. 5.6.5. Clock （1）Date Setting：Set the current date (dd/mm/yy, for example, 23/07/2003). （2）Time Setting：Set the current time (hh/min, for example, 08/58). （3）Time Format：Set the format of time. There are two choices: 24 hour and 12 hour. 12-Hours: for example, 1:00 PM (PM 1:00) 24-Hours: for example, 13:00 (PM 1:00). 5.6.6. Call Setting （1）Answering Mode: This function can set the answering method.  Normal Answer: Press answer key to answer the incoming call.  Anykey Answer: Press any key except end key to answer the incoming call.  Flip Answer: Open the flip to answer the incoming call. （2）Auto Redial: If this function is activated, the phone will redial automatically after a delay when it can’t reach the target phone. 3（）Incall Timer: Set whether you need to be noticed calling time during calling. （4）Connect Hint: turn on/off the alert when the call is connected. （5）Call Fire Wall: set a list of phone number that you don’t want to receive calls. You can turn on/off this function and set a reject list. 5.6.7. Security （1）Enable PIN  Activate: Need to input the PIN while power on.  Cancel: Select this item not to activate. （2）Change PIN: change PIN code. 3（）Change PIN2: This function needs SIM card support. For more information please contact your service provider. （4）Handset Code: Phone data will be protected by handset code. The default handset code is “0000”. You can use this function to change it. （5）FDN: When this function is activate, only the set numbers can be called out. Users can enter phonebook to edit the fixed dialing list. Select [Cancel] to close this function. This function needs SIM card support. PIN2 is required to change the setting. 5.6.8. Download Manager You can browse and manage the download files here. The music files are saved in My Music and the image files are saved in My Picture. 5.6.9. Restore Factory Select this option to revert the initial status which manufacturer destined. Handset code is required.

24 Menu tree 1. Messages 1.1 Inbox 1.2 Write Message 1.3 Draft 1.4 Outbox 1.5 Templates 1.6 Memory Status 1.7 Delete All 1.8 Settings 1.8.1 Service Center 1.8.2 Validity Period 1.8.3 Status Report 1.8.4 Concatenate 1.8.5 Select SMS Storage 1.9 Broadcast 1.9.1 Receiving Setting 1.9.2 Read Broadcast 1.9.3 Add Channel 1.9.4 Channel List 1.10 Voice Mail 1.10.1 Dial Voice Mail 1.10.2 Set Voice Mail 1.10.3 Clear Number 2. Phonebook 2.1 Search 2.1.1 By Name 2.1.2 By Position 2.2 New Entry 2.2.1 Save To SIM 2.2.2 Save To Phone 2.3 Group Setting 2.4 Copy All 2.4.1 SIM To Phone 2.4.2 Phone To SIM 2.5 Delete All 2.5.1 SIM Card 2.5.2 Phone 2.6 Memory Status 2.7 My Number 2.6.1 Consult 2.6.2 Edit

25 3 Call Record 3.1 Missed Calls 3.2 Received Calls 3.3 Dialed Calls 3.4 Call Timers 3.4.1 Last Call 3.4.2 All Incoming 3.4.3 All Outgoing 3.5 Call Cost 3.5.1 Last Charge 3.5.2 Total Charge 3.5.3 Rate 3.5.4 Limit 3.5.5 Reset Charge 3.6 Clear Records 3.6.1 Missed Calls 3.6.2 Received Calls 3.6.3 Dialed Calls 3.6.4 Clear All 4. Network Service 4.1 Call Divert 4.1.1 When No Service 4.1.2 When Busy 4.1.3 When No Answer 4.1.4 All Calls 4.1.5 Cancel All 4.2 Call Barring 4.2.1 Outgoing Calls 4.2.2 Internat. Calls 4.2.3 Internat. But Home 4.2.4 Incoming Calls 4.2.5 When Roaming 4.2.6 Cancel All Barring 4.2.7 Change Password 4.3 Call Waiting 4.3.1 Check Status 4.3.2 Activate 4.3.3 Cancel 4.4 Network Selection 4.4.1 Automatic 4.4.2 Manual 4.5 Band Mode 4.5.1 Automatic

26 4.5.2 900&1800 4.5.3 900 4.5.4 1800 4.5.5 1900 4.6 Hide Number 4.6.1 On 4.6.2 Off 5. Accessories 5.1 WAP 5.1.1 Home 5.1.2 Bookmarks 5.1.3 History 5.1.4 Profiles 5.1.5 Settings 5.1.6 Go To Address 5.1.7 Clear Cache 5.2 Game 5.2.1 Saving Egg 5.2.2 Push Box 5.2.3 Submarine 5.2.4 Shrewmouse 5.2.5 Sea Baby 5.3 Calculator 5.4 Calendar 5.5 Alarm 5.6 STK（Need SIM card support） 6. Phone Settings 6.1 Language 6.1.1 English 6.1.2 Spanish 6.1.3 French 6.1.4 Portuguese 6.2 Internet Setup 6.2.1 GPRS Attach 6.2.2 Data Count 6.2.3 Attach 6.2.4 Detach 6.3 Tones 6.3.1 Ring Tone 6.3.2 SMS Tone 6.3.3 Alarm Tone

27 6.3.4 Keypad Tone 6.3.5 Power On/Off Music 6.4 Display 6.4.1 Wallpaper 6.4.2 Style 6.4.3 Backlight Timer 6.4.4 Backlight Level 6.4.5 Sub LCD 6.4.6 Battery Level 6.5 Clock 6.5.1 Date Setting 6.5.2 Time Setting 6.5.3 Time Format 6.6 Call Setting 6.6.1 Answering Mode 6.6.2 Auto Redial 6.6.3 Incall Timer 6.6.4 Connect Hint 6.6.5 Call Fire Wall 6.7 Security 6.7.1 Enable PIN 6.7.2 Change PIN 6.7.3 Change PIN2 6.7.4 Handset Code 6.7.5 FDN 6.8 Download Manager 6.9 Restore Factory

28 6. FCC RF Exposure Information This model phone meets the government’s requirements for exposure to radio waves. This phone is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6W/kg. *Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the poser required to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lower the power output. The highest SAR value for the model phone as reported to the FCC when tested for use at the ear is 0.564 W/kg and when worn on the body, as described in this user guide, is 0.112 W/kg. (Body-worn measurements differ among phone models, depending upon available enhancements and FCC requirements.) While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they all meet the government requirement. The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this model phone with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR information on this model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid after searching on FCC ID: O6Y-UT251. For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines for use with an accessory that contains no metal and the positions the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from the body. Use of other enhancements may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines. If you do no t use a body-worn accessory and are not holding the phone at the ear, position the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from your body when the phone is switched on.

29 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiated radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment. This EUT is incompliance with SAR for general population /uncontrolled exposure limits in ANSI/IEEE C95.1-1999 and had been tested in accordance with the measurement methods and procedures specified in OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C.

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