UTStarcom Korea Technologies UTS-700X UST-700X User Manual UTS 700X User Manual

UTStarcom Korea Technologies Ltd. UST-700X UTS 700X User Manual

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Owner’s ManualUTS700XUTS700XPersonal Station UTS700X_Cover1-4.pm6 1/6/00, 3:43 PM1
ii●This phone uses radio waves. Your call may be cut off if you are in alocation that cannot be reached by radio waves. Even when you areinside a service area, your call may be still cut off if you are in a place thatcannot be reached by radio waves (close to a building wall, a metal dooror electrical appliances).●In public places, in crowded or in quiet venues, use your phone withconsideration for the people around you so as not to cause offence.●Because your phone uses digital signals, it has excellent privacycharacteristics. However, your phone communicates via radio waves andyou need to be aware that it may still be possible for a third party tointercept your calls.Before You Use Your PhonePrecautions●Read these precautions carefully before you use your phone to ensurethat you use the phone safely and correctly.●The precautions listed here are intended to prevent injury to the phoneuser and to others, and to prevent unintended damage to property.■The designations below indicate the severity of the injury or damage thatmay be incurred if the designated precautions are not followed and theproduct is used incorrectly.DANGERIndicates that, if this warning is ignored, improperhandling of the product is likely to result in deathor serious injury.WARNINGIndicates that, if this warning is ignored, improperhandling of the product could result in death orserious injury.■The icons shown below are used to indicate instructions that should beobserved.CAUTIONIndicates that, if this warning is ignored, improperhandling of the product could result in personalinjury or material damage.Do not disassembleEssentialProhibitedCircular icons with a diagonalbar notify the user that theaction indicated is prohibited.Filled circles notify the userof an action that must beperformed.This icon indicates that thedevice must not bedisassembled.UnplugThis icon indicates that thedevice must be unpluggedfrom the power socket. UTS700X_Caution.p65 1/6/00, 3:46 PM2
iiiOnly use the battery and AC adapter specified by our brand for usewith this phone. The use of a battery or AC adapter other than thatspecified could result in the battery leaking fluids, overheating,bursting or igniting.EssentialDo not subject this product to strong shocks or vibrations or throw itaround, as this could result in the battery leaking fluids,overheating, bursting or igniting, and could damage the phone andcause faults or a fire.Do not place the battery, the phone itself or the AC adapter in amicrowave oven or pressure cooker, as this could result in thebattery leaking fluids, overheating, bursting or igniting, or couldcause the phone or AC adapter to overheat, emit smoke, or ignite,or could damage the circuitry inside the device.Do not use this product in places where there are inflammablegases, as this could cause the gases to ignite or result in devicedamage, faults or a fire.ProhibitedGeneral Precautions When Using the Phone, Battery and AC adapterDANGERWARNINGDo not store this product in a very damp, dusty or hot location, asthis could result in faulty operation.Store this product out of the reach of small children, as it couldcause injury if used as a toy.Do not leave this product on an unstable or sloping surface, as itcould fall and be damaged or cause injury.CAUTIONProhibitedEssentialProhibited UTS700X_Caution.p65 1/6/00, 3:46 PM3
ivDo not use your mobile phone while driving, as this is dangerous andcould cause a traffic accident. Pull over and park in a safe placebefore using the phone.Switch off the phone when you are in places where the use of mobilephones is prohibited, such as in an aircraft or hospital. Mobilephones can adversely affect the operation of electronicinstrumentation and medical equipment. For information on usingyour phone in a medical facility, refer to the directives provided bythe facility itself.Do not use your mobile phone around electronic devices that use veryweak signals or require very precise control. Radio wave interferencecan cause malfunctions or other problems in electronic devices.Examples of affected devices:Hearing aids, pacemakers and other electronic medical aids, firealarms, self-opening doors and other automatic control devices, etc.For more information on the effects of mobile phones on pacemakersand other electronic medical aids, check with the devicemanufacturer or supplier.Do not attempt to disassemble or modify your mobile phone as thiscould cause injury or electric shock and could damage the phone.Precautions When Using the Mobile PhoneProhibitedProhibitedEssentialDo not disassembleWARNINGCAUTIONWhen the phone is used in some types of car, it could possibly affectthe operation of electronic components in the car. Do not use thephone if it adversely affects the safe operation of the vehicle in anyway.Do not use your mobile phone in crowded places as the antennacould strike someone and cause injury.Keep your mobile phone away from magnetic cards. Emissions fromthe phone can erase the information stored on floppy disks and cashcards or credit cards.Keep sharp metal objects such as thumbtacks away from theearpiece speaker. The dynamic speaker in the earpiece is magneticand could attract sharp objects, causing injury.Keep the mobile phone dry. Water or other fluids entering the phonecould cause overheating, electric shock or damage to the phone.Prohibited UTS700X_Caution.p65 1/6/00, 3:46 PM4
vDo not dispose of the battery by throwing it in a fire, as this couldcause the battery to ignite or burst.If you are having difficulty connecting the battery to your mobilephone, do not use force as this could cause the battery to leakfluids, overheat or ignite.Do not short-circuit the battery terminals, and do not touch theterminals with metal objects such as paper clips or needles. Also,do not carry or store the battery with objects such as metalnecklaces. Any of these could cause the battery to leak fluids,overheat, burst or ignite.Do not solder the terminals as this could cause the battery to leakfluids, overheat, burst or ignite.Any fluid from inside the battery coming into contact with the eye couldcause loss of vision. If this occurs, flush the affected eye with cleanwater (without rubbing) and seek immediate medical treatment.Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the battery as this couldcause the battery to leak fluids, overheat, burst or ignite.Do not use or store the battery in hot places such as near a fire orheating appliance. This could cause the battery to leak fluids,overheat, burst or ignite.EssentialDo not disassembleProhibitedIf there are any noticeable changes in the battery while being used,charged or stored (overheating, discoloration, deformation, etc.),remove the battery from the phone or AC adapter and discard it.Continued use of the battery in such conditions could cause thebattery to leak fluids, overheat, burst or ignite.Any battery fluid coming into contact with your skin or clothing couldcause skin damage. Wash the fluid off immediately with cleanwater.If the battery is leaking fluid or producing any odor, move it awayfrom any naked flame as this could cause the leaking fluid to ignite,resulting in a fire or in the battery bursting.EssentialProhibitedDANGERWARNINGProhibitedPrecautions When Using the Battery UTS700X_Caution.p65 1/6/00, 3:46 PM5
viKeep the battery dry. Moisture on the battery could cause thebattery to overheat, emit smoke or corrode.Do not use or leave the battery in direct sunlight or in hot placessuch as in a car on a hot day. This could cause the battery to leakfluids and overheat, and could impair the performance or reduce thelifetime of the battery.ProhibitedAlways use the AC adapter with a domestic power supply (eg.220 V AC). The use of other voltages could cause an electricshock, fire, or damage to the AC adapter.Never short-circuit the AC adapter plug as this could cause anelectric shock, fire, smoke, or damage to the AC adapter.Do not use the AC adapter if the power cord is damaged (core wiringexposed or cut, etc.) as this could cause a fire or electric shock.Clean off any dust on the power plug as this could cause a fire.Do not place containers of water (jugs, etc.) near the AC adapter.Water on the AC adapter could cause overheating, an electricshock or damage to the devices.If any water or other liquid gets into the AC adapter, immediatelyunplug the power cord. Failure to do so could cause the AC adapterto overheat or catch fire, or cause an electric shock or damage tothe AC adapter.Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the AC adapter as thiscould cause injury, an electric shock, fire, or damage to the ACadapter.Do not use the AC adapter in places with a lot of water vapour,such as a bathroom, as this could cause an electric shock.Do not touch the AC adapter, the power cord or the power socketwith wet hands as this could cause an electric shock.ProhibitedProhibitedPrecautions When Using the AC adapterEssentialEssentialCAUTIONProhibitedDo not disassembleUnplugDANGER UTS700X_Caution.p65 1/6/00, 3:46 PM6
viiGeneral Notes on Cleaning and MaintenanceAlways unplug the AC adapter before performing any cleaning ormaintenance. Failure to do so could cause an electric shock.Do not place heavy objects on the power cord or attempt to modifythe power cord as this could cause an electric shock or fire.Always grasp the AC adapter itself when you unplug the ACadapter. Pulling on the power cord can damage the cord and causean electric shock or fire.ProhibitedDo not splash water on the battery, phone or AC adapter.The mobile phone, battery and AC adapter are not manufactured to waterproofspecifications. Do not use them in places where there is a lot of water vapour,such as a bathroom, and take care to protect them from rain.Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the battery, phone and AC adapter.Wiping the battery, phone or AC adapter with a wet cloth could cause faults.Also, solvents such as alcohol, thinners or benzine may remove the printedlettering on the phone or cause discoloration.Wipe the AC adapter plug clean occasionally with a dry cloth.Soiled AC adapter plug result in a poor electrical connection which can causepower loss. This can also prevent the AC adapter from recharging the batterycorrectly.EssentialEssentialCAUTIONNotes on the Mobile PhoneDo not expose the phone to extremely low or high temperatures.Use the mobile phone in temperatures between 5∞C and 35∞C and a humidityof 35% to 85%.Use the phone as far away as possible from equipment such as conventionalphones, TVs, radios and electronic office equipment, as the mobile phone canaffect the operation of such equipment. UTS700X_Caution.p65 1/6/00, 3:46 PM7
viiiStore the battery in a cool, well-ventilated location that is not exposed to directsunlight.The battery has a limited life.However, the life of any battery is limited, and the amount of time for which abattery can be used between recharges gradually decreases. If repeatedrecharging fails to restore the battery's functionality, the battery life has expiredand should be replaced with a new battery of the specified type.Do not dispose used batteries with ordinary household garbage.Apply insulating tape to the battery terminals before you dispose of the battery.Check with the relevant local authorities for the correct method for disposing ofyour battery.To avoid malfunctions, do not charge the battery in the following places:• In direct sunlight• Where the ambient temperature is below 5∞C or above 35∞C• In humid or dusty locations or places subject to vibrations (this could causemalfunctions)• Near an appliance such as a TV or radio (this could impair picture or soundquality).Notes on the BatteryNotes on the AC adapter UTS700X_Caution.p65 1/6/00, 3:46 PM8
Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixTable of ContentsixIntroduction ......................................................................................... 1Welcome .......................................................................................... 1What is included in the box .............................................................. 1Getting Started .................................................................................... 2Getting to know your UTS700X phone ............................................. 2Phone descriptions ...................................................................... 2Technical data .............................................................................. 2Charging the battery ......................................................................... 4Switching the phone ON and OFF ................................................... 5Switching the phone ON .............................................................. 5Switching the phone OFF ............................................................ 5Basic Operations ................................................................................ 6Making a call .................................................................................... 6Inserting a pause into the telephone number .............................. 7Answering a call ............................................................................... 8Missed calls ................................................................................. 8Adjusting the earpiece volume ......................................................... 9Redialing a recent number ............................................................... 9Deleting numbers from the list ..................................................... 10Dialing a number in the received calls list ........................................ 10Deleting a number in the received call list ................................... 11Locking the phone ............................................................................ 12Unlocking the phone .................................................................... 12Advanced Dialing Services ................................................................ 13Storing a number in the phonebook ................................................. 13Dialing a number in the phonebook .................................................. 14Using two-touch dialing .................................................................... 15Changing a phonebook entry ....................................................... 16Deleting a phonebook entry ......................................................... 16Using Advanced Functions ............................................................... 17Displaying your own number ............................................................ 17Changing the ring volume ................................................................ 17Changing the ring pattern ................................................................. 18Changing the key tone ..................................................................... 20Changing the auto-response time .................................................... 21Changing the “NO SERVICE AREA” alert ........................................ 22Changing the “HAND OVER” tone .................................................... 22About the HAND OVER tone function .......................................... 23Changing the backlight setting ......................................................... 24Changing the “SEND OWN NUMBER” setting ................................. 25Appendix ............................................................................................. 26Cleaning the exterior of the phone ................................................... 26Changing the battery ........................................................................ 26Changing the battery while waiting for a call ................................ 26Troubleshooting ................................................................................ 28 UTS700X_TOC.pm6 1/6/00, 3:44 PM1
WARNING! FCC RF EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE This PCS phone has been tested and complies with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) RF exposure limits for General Population/Uncontrolled exposure environment. In addition, it complies with the following Standards and Guidelines: • FCC 96-326, Guidelines for Evaluating the Environmental Effects of Radio-Frequency Radiation. • FCC OET Bulletin 65 Edition 01-01 (2001) Supplement C, Evaluating Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields. • ANSI/IEEE C95.1-1992, IEEE Standard for Safety Levels with Respect to Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields, 3 kHz to 300 GHz. • ANSI/IEEE C95.3-1992, IEEE Recommended Practice for the Measurement of Potentially Hazardous Electromagnetic Fields - RF and Microwave. For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets FCC RF exposure guidelines when used with an accessory that contains no metal and when the back of the phone faces your body. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines.
1Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixIntroductionWelcomeThank you for purchasing the phone. Phone is a highly advanced phonethat is designed to use a variety of advanced features in a simple, easy-to-use way.What is included in the box• UTS700XPersonal Phone• AC adapter• Battery Pack (Ni-MH)• Owner’s Manual• Warranty UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:49 PM1
2Getting StartedGetting to know your phonePhone descriptionsN ote:Your phone uses a fixed type antenna that cannot be extended.Do not try to extend the antenna, otherwise, you may damage it.12345678912111. Antenna2. Earpiece speaker3. Display4.Telephone directory/Func-tion key5. CALL key6. Number keys7. /Incoming call his-tory/Clear key8. Microphone9. Flip cover10. AC adapter jack11. /Redial/Pause key12. END/Power key13.Earphone microphone jackLocal phone number dis-play keyCalling volume setting keyCalling sound type settingkeyKey operation sound set-ting keyKey lock setting key1013 UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:49 PM2
3Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixGetting StartedGetting Started Phone display1. Information display areaThis area includes indicators for missed calls, redial numbers, receivedcall numbers, phonebook numbers etc.2. Indicates when you are in a service area.3. Indicates the strength of signal reception.4. Battery markIndicates the battery level. Enough to use Requires charging5. Indicates when the phone is locked.6. Indicates the ringer volume.7. Phone display areaDisplays phone numbers and other information.1345672Technical dataUTS700X (main unit)Dimensions ......................................... approx. (W)44 × (L)105 × (H)26.3 mm (excl.Antenna)Weight ................................................ approx. 95gPower supply ...................................... DC3.6V 350mAhContinuous stand by time ................... approx. 500 hoursContinuous talk time ........................... approx. 5 hoursAC adapterInput ................................................... AC110V 60HzOutput ................................................. DC 9V 100mA UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:49 PM3
4Getting StartedCharging the batteryBefore using your phone for the first time, charge the battery for threeand a half hours.1. Connect the AC adapter to a power source and insert the ACadapter plug into the phone. The battery mark on display will start to blink.2. When the battery is fully charged, remove the AC adapter plug.The battery mark on the phone display will blink while the phone ischarging, and then will be stop the blinking when the phone is fullycharged.When the battery power is low, all of the bars of the battery mark willdisappear and only the frame around the battery mark will be shown. Ifyou are in a call, an alert tone is emitted to let you know the batterypower is low.Recharge the battery before using the phone.Notes:• If you feel that the battery time is getting shorter , the battery maybe experiencing the memory effect. If this occurs, use the phoneuntil the battery is fully used all the bars of the battery mark disap-pear and only the frame around the battery mark is lit. Then char gethe battery for 3.5 hours. This should restore the battery to its fullcapacity again.• Normally , the battery is very sensitive to the surrounding tem-perature. Therefore, if you use the phone, or char ge the battery, inconditions where it is subject to extreme heat or cold, you maynot get the best performance from the battery. UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:49 PM4
5Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixSwitching the phone ON and OFFSwitching the phone ONPress the key until the phone display backlight comes on.The phone will emit a tone when the power is switched on.The display backlight will go out after approximately 10 seconds.N ote:Even if you have set the backlight setting to O FF, the backlight willcome on when the phone is switched on.Switching the phone OFFPress the key until the phone display goes out.The phone will emit a click sound when the power is switched off.N ote:If you have locked the phone, you cannot switch off the phone bypressing the key. U nlock the phone then press the key toswitch off the phone.Getting StartedGetting Started UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:49 PM5
6Making a callMake sure that the reception signal is sufficient and that at least one baris shown on the signal indicator.1Open the flip cover.The backlight of the display will come on.2Enter the telephone number, includingthe full area code.If you make a mistake entering a number,press the key until the incorrect numberis deleted, then enter the correct number. Tore-enter the whole telephone number from thebeginning, press the key then enter thecorrect number.The telephone number can be a maximum of32 digits in length. If the number exceeds 11digits, the numbers will scroll to the left asyou enter additional numbers.3Press the key.• The telephone number you entered scrollsto the left and the phone dials the number.While the number is being dialed, the tele-phone number on the display blinks.• After you are connected to the other party,the amount of time connected is shown onthe display.The connection time can be displayed forup to 999 minutes 59 seconds.4When you are finished calling, termi-nate the connection.Press the key to terminate the connection.The connection is terminated and the con-nection time display stops. Pressing the key again will clear the connection time dis-play from the panel display.5Close the flip cover.You can also terminate the connection byBasic OperationsExample:Display after 0 min. 1sec. UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:49 PM6
7Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixBasic Operationsclosing the flip cover.Five seconds after the flip cover is closed,the phone will emit a click and the call is dis-connected.For the five seconds after the flip cover is closed,the connection to the other party is connect butthe sound is muted. If you close the flip coverby mistake, you can continue the call if you openthe flip cover within the five seconds, providedthe other party has not hung up.Inserting a pause into the telephone numberYou can insert a pause into the telephone number you want to dial.1Enter the telephone number.2Press the key at the point you wantto enter the pause. A “–” is inserted intothe number shown on the display.Pressing the key a second timecauses “P” to be displayed.• If you press the key once, a hyphen“–” is inserted into the number.3Enter any other numbers that are need-ed after the pause.4Press the key.The numbers up to the point you inserted thepause are dialed.When the other party answers, press the key again.The numbers entered after the pause are dialed.Notes:• You cannot insert a pause as the first digit of a number.• You cannot insert two, or more, pauses in succession into thenumber.• You cannot call telephone numbers that have a sub-address fromthis phone.• If the reception signal become weak during a call, a warning tonewill be emitted.BasicOperationsBasicOperationsHyphenPauseUTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:49 PM7
8Answering a call1You will hear the ringing pattern.The backlight of the display lights and you willsee the phone number of the other party, ifthey have selected to send their own number.If the number exceeds 11 digits, 11 digits ofthe number will be shown then the displaywill scroll to show the remaining numbers.If the other party has not sent their number,you will see a “–” on the display.2Open the flip cover or press the key.You can start talking with the other party andthe length of the call is shown on the display.If the flip cover is already open when you re-ceive a call, press any key other than the ,, or keys.N ote:If the phone is locked, press the key or open the flip cover toanswer the phone. You will not be able to use any other keys toanswer the call while the phone is locked.3When you have finished the conversa-tion, end the call.Press the key or close the flip cover.Missed callsIf you received calls while you were unable toanswer a call, the number of calls missed isshown in the information display area. Thiscan display up to 99 missed calls. If there areno missed calls, nothing is displayed. If youpress the key, the number of missed callson the display is cleared.No. of missed callsBasic Operations UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:49 PM8
9Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixAdjusting the earpiece volumeYou can adjust the volume of the earpiece while you are taiking on thephone. The default setting is “Medium”.1Press the or key while you aretaiking on the phone.The earpiece volume is shown on the display.The current volume is adjusted as shown foreach press of the keys.Low Medium High MaxN ote:If you are using the Earphone microphone, you can also adjust itsvolume.Redialing a recent numberYou can easily redial numbers of people you have called before.The last five phone numbers dialed are remembered with the most re-cent being first.1Press the key.“L1” is displayed in the information area ofthe display and the phone number of the lastnumber you called is displayed.2Press the or key until the num-ber of the person you want to call is dis-played.L1 represents the last number you called. L2,L3 etc, represents the numbers called beforethat.3Press the key.The phone dials the displayed number.Basic OperationsBasicOperations UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:49 PM9
10Deleting numbers from the listYou can perform this operation while waiting for a call.1Press the key.2Press the or key until the num-ber you want to delete is selected.3Press and hold down the key.When YES-1 NO-3 appears on the displayrelease the key.4Press the key.A tone will be emitted and the selected num-ber will be deleted.• If you do not want to delete the selectednumber, press the key.Dialing a number in the received calls listYou can dial the phone numbers of people who have called you.The phone numbers of the last five people that called you are remem-bered with the most recent being first.1Press the key.“C1” is displayed in the information area ofthe display and the phone number of the lastperson who called you is displayed.2Press the or key until the num-ber of the person you want to call is dis-played.C1 represents the number of the last personthat called. C2, C3 etc, represents the num-bers of people who called before that.3Press the key.The phone dials the displayed number.Basic Operations UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM10
11Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixDeleting a number in the received call listYou can perform this operation while waiting for a call.1Press the key.2Press the or key until the num-ber you want to delete is selected.3Press and hold down the key.When YES-1 NO-3 appears on the displayrelease the key.4Press the key.A click will be emitted and the selected num-ber will be deleted.• If you do not want to delete the selectednumber, press the key.Basic OperationsBasicOperations UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM11
12Key markBasic OperationsLocking the phoneYou can lock the phone so that you do not accidentally press any keyswhen carrying the phone while it is switched on.Press the key until the key mark isshown on the display.While the phone is locked, you cannot per-form any operation other than those listedbelow:• Press the key to answer an incomingcall.• Unlock the phone.Unlocking the phonePress the key until the key mark disap-pears from the display.The phone is unlocked and you can performall operations. UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM12
13Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixAdvanced Dialing ServicesStoring a number in the phonebookYou can store up to 20 telephone numbers in the phonebook.You can use the phonebook while you are talking the phone.1Enter the telephone number.You can also store telephone numbers thatinclude a pause. One pause will count as twodigits of the number.2Press the key.The location number 01 in the informationarea of the display will blink.If a telephone number has already beenstored in that location, the number for the low-est available number will be displayed.To store the telephone number in the dis-played location proceed to step 4.3Press the or key to select thenumber of the location you want to use.You can also use the number keys on thekeypad instead of the or keys toselect the location number.For example:To select location number 05Press the key then the key.If a telephone number has already been stored in the location, theexisting number and the newly entered number are displayed alter-nately on the display.N ote:You can use the number keys of the keypad to store a telephonenumber during a call.4Press the key.The location number changes from a blink-ing display to a steady display and the tele-phone number is stored in the phonebook.AdvancedDialing Services UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM13
14N ote:For numbers stored in locations 01 to 09, you use the two-touchfunction to dial them quickly.If you store a telephone number during a call, the tones of the keyused to enter the number will be heard by the other party. In addi-tion, you cannot enter a telephone number that includes a pauseduring a call.After a number has been stored in the phonebookOnce you have stored a number in the phonebook the number is dis-played in the information area of the display when you receive a callfrom that number.Dialing a number in the phonebook1Press the key.The first location number and its telephonenumber are displayed.• If you have not stored any telephone num-bers in the phonebook, pressing the keywill have no effect.2Select the location number and tele-phone number for the person you wantto call.You can select the number in the fol-lowing ways:Pressing the or keys.Pressing the key displays the numbersfrom the first location number stored to thelast.Pressing the key displays the numbersfrom the last location number stored to thefirst.Pressing the key.With each press of the key the numbers willbe displayed from the first location numberstored to the last.Advanced Dialing Services UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM14
15Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixAdvanced Dialing ServicesPressing the number keys.The location number and its telephone num-ber is displayed for the number you pressed.For example:To select location number 05Press the key then the key.If there is no telephone number stored in the location number youentered, the location number blinks. The display will return to theprevious screen after 2 seconds.3Press the key.The phone dials the displayed number.Using two-touch dialingFor numbers stored in locations 01 to 09 of the phonebook you use thetwo-touch dialing to dial them quickly and easily.You can use two-touch dialing while waiting for a call.Example: To dial the telephone number stored in location number 05.1Press and hold down the key.“5” appears on the display then the telephonenumber stored in location 05 is displayed.After the location number and telephone num-ber have been displayed, release the key.2Press the key to dial the number.N ote:If you press a number key that does not have a stored telephonenumber, the two-touch function will not work.AdvancedDialing Services UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM15
16Changing a phonebook entry1Enter the new telephone number for thenumber you want to change.2Press the key.3Press the or key or the num-ber keys to select the number of the lo-cation you want to change.The existing number and the newly enterednumber are displayed alternately on the display.4Press the key.The telephone number you entered is storedin the selected location.When YES-1 NO-3 appears on the displayrelease the key.5Press the key.A tone will be emitted and the selected num-ber will be deleted.• If you do not want to delete the selectednumber, press the key.Deleting a phonebook entry1Press the key.2Press the or key or the key-pad number keys to select the numberof the location you want to delete.3Press and hold down the key.When YES-1 NO-3 appears on the displayrelease the key.4Press the key.A tone will be emitted and the selected num-ber will be deleted.• If you do not want to delete the selectednumber, press the key.Advanced Dialing Services UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM16
17Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixDisplaying your own numberYou can display your own number. You can do this while waiting for a callor during a call.1Press and hold down the key.When “F_” appears in the information area ofthe display release the key.2Press the key.Your own number of the phone is displayed.To clear the display, press the key. Even ifyou do not press the key, the display willbe cleared after 20 seconds.• If the number exceeds 11 digits, the num-ber will be scrolled.• If you press the key during a call, thecall will be disconnected.Changing the ring volumeYou can check and adjust the settings for the ring volume of the ringpattern. The default setting is High.You can adjust the setting while waiting for a call.1Press and hold down the key.When “F_” appears in the information area ofthe display release the key.2Press the key.The current volume setting is displayed.3Press the or key to adjust thevolume.You can set the volume to High,Low, or Off.Pressing the or keycauses the phone to play thering pattern at the selected vol-ume.Pressing the key reducesthe volume. If the volume set-ting is Off, then pressing the key will have no effect.Using Advanced Functions(High)(Low)(Off)Volume settingUsing AdvancedFunctions UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM17
18Pressing the key increasesthe volume. If the volume set-ting is High, then pressing the key will have no effect.4Press the key.The ring pattern stops and the phone returnsto the display before the key was pressed.Even if you do not press the key, the ringpattern will stop one ring pattern has finished.• You can adjust the volume for the ring pat-tern when you receive a call by pressingthe or key while the phone isplaying the ring pattern.Changing the ring patternYou can check and adjust the settings for the ring pattern that is used toinform you of incoming calls. The default setting is 01. You can adjust thesetting while waiting for a call.1Press and hold down the key.When “F_” appears in the information area ofthe display release the key.2Press the key.The current ring pattern setting is displayed.3Press the or key to change thering pattern.You can set the ring pattern to one of fourtones, or 20 melodies.Pressing the or key causes thephone to play the selected ring pattern.Pressing the or key again causesthe phone to switch to the next ring pattern. 01 02 03 04 ~ 21 22 23 24Using Advanced FunctionsRing pattern UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM18
19Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixUsing Advanced FunctionsUsing AdvancedFunctionsNo. Ring Patterns and Melody names1. Electronic Sound2. Electronic Sound3. Electronic Sound4. Electronic Sound5. William Tell6. Gavotte7. Hungarian Rhapsody8. Humoresque9. Voices of Spring10. “Spring” Sonata11. Turkish March12. Beautiful Dreamer13. Menuet14. Symphony (No.5) in C minor15. Eine Kline Nachtmusik16. Tin Soldiers March17. Song of Joy18. “Orpheus at Hells” Prelude19. Pictures at an Exhibition20. “Pastoral” Symphony21. Swan Lake22. The Beautiful Blue Danube23. Chopin Waltz No.924. For EliseN ote:The ring patterns are played at the volume set by the ring volumesetting. If the ring volume setting is set to O ff, you will not hear thering patterns.4Press the key.The ring pattern stops and the phone returnsto the display before the key was pressed.Even if you do not press the key, the ringpattern will stop one ring pattern has finished. UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM19
20Changing the key toneYou can check and adjust the settings for the tone mode when you pressany of the keys on the phone. The default setting is 2. You can adjust thesetting while waiting for a call.1Press and hold down the key.When “F_” appears in the information area ofthe display release the key.2Press the key.“1 2 3” is displayed and the current settingblinks.3Press the , , or key tochange the key tone setting.The displayed setting , , areas follows:: No tone is emitted when the keys arepressed.: A standard key tone is emitted whenthe keys are pressed.: A musical tone is emitted when thekeys are pressed.4Press the key.The phone returns to the display before the key was pressed.Even if you do not press the key, the dis-play will be cleared after 20 seconds.Using Advanced Functionsdo re mifa solla sido re mi fasoldo re mifa sol UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM20
21Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixChanging the auto-response timeWhen using the phone with the Earphone microphone, you can checkand adjust the settings for the automatic response time (seconds) fromthe time you receive a call. The default setting is 00 (off). You can adjustthe setting while waiting for a call.1Press and hold down the key.When “F_” appears in the information area ofthe display release the key.2Press the key.The current auto-response setting is dis-played.3Press the number keys (1-9, 0) to enterthe auto-response time in seconds.Example:To set the interval to fiveseconds, press the 0 keythen the 5 key.To set the interval to 18seconds, press the 1 keythen the 8 key.To set the auto-responsetime to off, enter 00.4Press the key.The phone returns to the display before the key was pressed.Even if you do not press the key, the dis-play will be cleared after 20 seconds.Using Advanced FunctionsUsing AdvancedFunctions UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM21
22Changing the “NO SERVICE AREA” alertYou can check and adjust the setting for the alert tone that informs youwhen you have moved outside the service area and that the signal re-ception has deteriorated. The default setting is ON-1. You can adjust thesetting while waiting for a call.1Press and hold down the key.When “F_” appears in the information area ofthe display release the key.2Press the key.“ON-1 OFF-3” is displayed and the currentsetting blinks.3Press the or key.: An alert tone is emitted.: An alert tone is not emitted.4Press the key.The phone returns to the display before the key was pressed.Even if you do not press the key, the dis-play will be cleared after 20 seconds.Changing the “HAND OVER” toneYour phone has a function, called HAND OVER, that searches for astronger reception signal if the current signal becomes weak. You cancheck and adjust the settings for the tone that is emitted when this HANDOVER function operates. You can adjust the setting while waiting for acall.1Press and hold down the key.When “F_” appears in the information area ofthe display release the key.2Press the key.“ON-1 OFF-3” is displayed and the currentsetting blinks.Using Advanced Functions UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM22
23Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendix3Press the or key.: A HAND OVER alert tone is emitted.: A HAND OVER alert tone is not emit-ted.4Press the key.The phone returns to the display before the key was pressed.Even if you do not press the key, the dis-play will be cleared after 20 seconds.About the HAND OVER tone functionIf you hear the HAND OVER tone for four times consecutively, it meansthat the phone is having problems connecting to a service area withgood reception and you may find your call is disconnected. If this occurs,move to another location with good reception and dial again.Using Advanced FunctionsUsing AdvancedFunctions UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM23
24Changing the backlight settingYou can check and adjust the settings for the backlight of your phone.The default setting is ON-1, You can adjust the setting while waiting for acall.1Press and hold down the key.When “F_” appears in the information area ofthe display release the key.2Press the key.“ON-1 OFF-3” is displayed and the currentsetting blinks.3Press the or key.: The backlight for the display comeson when a key on the keypad is press-ed.: The backlight for the display does notcome on when a key on the keypad ispressed.4Press the key.The phone returns to the display before the key was pressed.Even if you do not press the key, the dis-play will be cleared after 20 seconds.Even if the backlight setting is set to off, thebacklight will come on when you switch thephone on or you when you receive a call. UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:50 PM24
25Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendixUsing Advanced FunctionsChanging the “SEND OWN NUMBER” settingThis function lets you decide whether to send the telephone number ofthe phone when you make a call or not. The default setting is ON-1 (SEND).You can adjust the setting while waiting for a call.1Press and hold down the key.When “F_” appears in the information area ofthe display release the key.2Press the key.“ON-1 OFF-3” is displayed and the currentsetting blinks.3Press the or key.: Sends the telephone number of yourphone to the other party when youmake a call.: Does not send the telephone numberof the phone when you make a call.4Press the key.The phone returns to the display before the key was pressed.Even if you do not press the key, the dis-play will be cleared after 20 seconds. UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:51 PM25
26AppendixCleaning the exterior of the phoneTo clean everyday dirt and stains, wipe the phone with a soft, dry cloth.To clean stubborn stains, wipe the phone with a soft cloth that has beenmoistened with water and a neutral detergent, then wrung tightly so it isslightly damp.N ote:Do not use benzene, thinner or other materials as these can causedamage to the casing, or cause it to change color, or cause the cas-ing to peel.Changing the batteryThe battery is replaceable. Although the battery life will vary, dependingon how you use the phone, we recommend that you replace the batteryevery year. When replacing the battery, always use a Ni-Cd battery pack.Changing the battery while waiting for a call1If the phone is on, press the key toturn the phone off.N ote:Always turn off the phone before changingthe battery.2Remove the battery cover.1) Hold the phone with the antenna pointingtowards you.2) Slide the cover off in the direction of thearrow, as shown in the illustration.3Remove the battery.Hold the connector by the base and gentlypull it out.blackredAppendix UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:51 PM26
27Getting StartedBasicOperationsAdvancedDialing ServicesUsing AdvancedFunctionsAppendix4Insert the new battery.Insert the battery with the marking facing up-wards and firmly insert the cables into theconnectors. Make sure you insert the coloredcables into the correct connectors.Store the battery cables between the body ofthe phone and the battery.N ote:W hen replacing the battery, make sure you align the slots on thebattery with the connector pins on the phone. D o not use force topull the battery out or push it in.5Attach the battery cover.Attach the battery cover as shown in the il-lustration on the right. While taking care notto trap the cables, make sure the cover isfirmly in place.6Insert the AC adapter plug into thephone and charge the battery for 12hours.N otes:• Always use the AC adapter provided with your phone to chargethe battery.• The battery level may not be displayed accurately immediatelyafter you change the battery. If you fully charge the battery, thebattery level will be displayed correctly again.blackredAppendix UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:51 PM27
TroubleshootingIf you are experiencing problems with your phone, please check thechart below before calling for assistance. If you cannot solve the prob-lem after consulting this chart, contact your local dealer.Problem CauseThe power does not come on. •Is the battery fully charged? (☞ p. 4)• Are you pressing the key for longenough?You cannot make a call. • Is the phone number correct?(Have you included the area codein the number?)• Have you moved outside the ser-vice area?• Is the phone locked?• Is there a pause in the phonenumber?You can make calls, but hear an • This can occur if you are outsideannouncement that you cannot your registered area.make calls because you are Turn the phone off then on againoutside the service area. and try again.Calls are cut-off, or noise • Move to a different location and tryinterference is heard. again.You cannot charge the phone. • Is the AC adapter jack correctly in-serted into the phone? (☞ p. 2)• Has the power cord been discon-nected from the power supply?• Is the battery mark blinking?Appendix UTS700X_Body.pm6 1/6/00, 2:51 PM28
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