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Copyright © Vertu 2002. All rights reserved. Reproduction, transfer, distribution or storage of part or all of the contents in this document in any form without the prior written permission of Vertu is prohibited.Vertu is a registered trademark of Nokia Corporation. Other product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks or tradenames of their respective owners.US Patent No 5818437 and other pending patents. T9 text input software Copyright (C) 1997-2002. Tegic Communications, Inc. All rights reserved.Includes RSA BSAFE cryptographic or security protocol software from RSA Security.Vertu operates a policy of continuous development. Vertu reserves the right to make changes and improvements to any of the products described in this document without prior notice.Under no circumstances shall Vertu be responsible for any loss of data or income or any special, incidental, consequential or indirect damages howsoever caused.The contents of this document are provided "as is". Except as required by applicable law, no warranties of any kind, either express or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are made in relation to the accuracy, reliability or contents of this document. Vertu reserves the right to revise this document or withdraw it at any time without prior notice.The availability of particular products may vary by region. Please check with the Vertu gallery nearest to you.DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY We, VERTU Ltd. declare under our sole responsibility that the product, Ver tu m mii is in conformity with the provision of the following Council Directive: 1999/5/EC.issue 1 (date) part :9354167

WELCOMEThe Vertu story begins with a vision of superb technology seamlessly merged with the highest level of design and craftsmanship. It continues with a commitment to creativity, originality and excellence. It draws its inspiration from explorers and visionaries in other creative disciplines and it fulfills an uncompromising mission: To build an instrument of exceptional artistry, longevity and workmanship. The result is unparalleled communication. The experience is Vertu.

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02ABOUT THIS MANUALGLOSSARY OF TERMSThis manual has been constructed with the intention of explaining your Vertu phone’s features in a clear and concise manner. Extensive use of graphics have been used for most of the phones features and the following tables detail the terminology and conventions used throughout.ALPHA KEYS The keys that are used to enter (key in) text or numbers.DEFAULT Factory setting.KEY IN Enter text or numbers.SERVICEPROVIDERThe provider of your SIM card and any associated network services.NETWORKSERVICEA feature available on your phone at the discretion of your service provider.CONVENTIONSSIM CARD Subscriber Identity Module. This is a small card supplied by your service provider to insert into your phone for a network connection. STAND-BY When the phone is on and ready for use. DISPLAY The screen or viewing area of the phone.menu This represents text that appears in the phone’s display.For example, “press menu to view the list.”SEND key This represents a phone key.For example, “press and hold the SEND key to send a message.”Caution.Important information relating to health & safety.Tip. Useful information or a quick way to access a feature.Note. Points to be aware of when using a particular feature.

VIINo.safety pointsSAFETY POINTSROAD SAFETY COMES FIRSTINTERFERENCESWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALSSWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFTSWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELLINGSWITCH OFF NEAR BLASTINGUSE SENSIBLYQUALIFIED SERVICEACCESSORIES AND BATTERIESCONNECTING TO OTHER DEVICEPlease read these simple guidelines shown below, disregarding these may be dangerous or illegal.Full safety instructions are included at the back of this manual.Do not use a cellular phone while driving.All cellular phones are prone to interference which could affect performance.Follow any regulations or rules. Switch phone off near medical equipment.Cellular phones can cause interference in aircraft.Do not use the phone at a refuelling point. Do not use near fuel or chemicals.Do not use the phone where blasting is in progress. Observe restrictions and follow any regulations.Use only in normal position and do not touch the antenna unnecessarily. Only qualified service personnel must install or repair phone equipment.Use only approved accessories and batteries. Do not connect incompatible products.When connecting to any other device, read its user guide for detailed safety instructions. Do not connect incompatible devices.

IXNo.contentsbusiness cards (send card)............................. 3-7Sending business cards ............................... 3-7Receiving business cards............................. 3-8changing the default number .......................... 3-8common options ................................................ 3-9individual options .............................................3-1004 ADVANCED CALL FUNCTIONSspeed dialling......................................................... 4-1setting up............................................................. 4-1calling with speed dialling................................ 4-2speed dial list...................................................... 4-2speed dial options ............................................. 4-2in call options......................................................... 4-3call waiting........................................................... 4-3setting up.......................................................... 4-3using call waiting ............................................4-3call holding .......................................................... 4-4transferring calls................................................. 4-4internal hands free ................................................ 4-5conference calls .................................................... 4-5pause, wait commands........................................ 4-6setting up the command .................................. 4-6using the command........................................... 4-7cd-rom software .................................................... 4-7connecting to a pc............................................. 4-705 ACCESSORIESgeneral information............................................... 5-1headset.................................................................... 5-1charger .................................................................... 5-2charging your battery........................................ 5-2charger plug comparison chart ...................... 5-3data cable ............................................................... 5-5 pedestal ................................................................. 5-5connecting other accessories ........................ 5-606 SECURITY INFORMATIONintroduction ............................................................ 6-1summary............................................................... 6-1user codes........................................................ 6-1network codes................................................. 6-1PIN code request.................................................. 6-2 change of access codes.................................... 6-2security code ...................................................... 6-2pin 2 code ........................................................... 6-3barring password............................................... 6-3PUK codes .......................................................... 6-3security level.......................................................... 6-3call barring services ............................................. 6-4closed user group ................................................ 6-5fixed calls................................................................ 6-5 important safety information............................... 7-2specifications ........................................................ 7-3warranty .................................................................. 7-7Appendix ................................................... shortcutsindex

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1-1No1-01 getting started01 GETTING STARTEDPHONE LAYOUT>01 POWER key — press and hold to switch on and switch off.>02 SEND key — press to answer a call or send a message.>03 END key — press to end a call.>04 VOICEMAIL key — press and hold to call your voice mailbox.>05 VERTU CONCIERGE key — press and hold until concierge display appears. Press SEND to call.>06 VOLUME key — rocker switch action. Press and hold upper key to increase volume. Press and hold lower key to decrease volume.>07 SELECT keys — press to select a feature that is displayed.>08 * + # keys — special function keys.>09 SCROLL keys — Press to move through a list of names or features.>10 Antenna — extend in weak signal areas.05 06 09 07 08 04 03 01 02 VERTUVERTU07 08 09 10

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02THE BATTERY AND SIM CARDIf you purchased your phone at a Vertu gallery, the battery and SIM card may have already been installed. If this is not the case, please follow the instructions below and observe the following points.Caution: keep all SIM cards out of the reach of small children.>The SIM card and its contacts are easily damaged. Be careful when handling, inserting or removing the card.>With the back of the phone facing you, use the special tool provided (A) to turn the locking screw (B) anti-clockwise a quarter of a turn.>Gently lift and rotate as shown to remove the back cover. Attach the special tool to your keyring for future convenience.BA>Push retaining bar (C) forward and lift up.>Insert the SIM card ensuring that the bevelled corner (D) is located bottom right and the gold contact area is facing downwards. >Return retaining bar to the original position and slide it backwards to lock into place. >Insert the battery, back end of the battery first, and then ensure that the contacts on the battery align with contact points E.>Ensure the battery and SIM card are seated correctly and retaining bar (C) is locked into position.DC EEC

1-3No.01 getting startedPHONE KEYSAlphanumeric keys (referred to as ALPHA keys in this guide) are used to enter (key in) numbers or characters for calling, storing names in the directory or creating text messages.Should you require any assistance, please refer to our Vertu Concierge service, see 1-10.>Locate lugs (F) as shown.>Rotate the back cover back into position. It should click into place.FFSWITCHING ON YOUR PHONEYour Vertu phone has built in security that protects it against unauthorised use. Should you change or install a different SIM card, you are prompted to enter your security code when you first switch on. If the display below does not appear when you first switch on, please proceed to setting the time and date on the next page. Alternatively follow the procedure shown to key in your security code.The phone software recognises one SIM card at a time, should you remove this SIM card and re-insert it, the phone software recognises it and the phone remains operational.Should you insert any other SIM cards, the security code will require keying in.If your normal SIM card has been swapped for another and you subsequently re-insert your original one, the security code will require keying in again.We recommend that the security code is changed to a number of your choice see security code on page 6-2. Additional security features are also detailed in the security information chapter.>Press the POWER key (01) and hold for two seconds to switch the phone on.>Key in 12345>Press okYour phone is now operational. 01 !!!!!!!!ok!!!!!!!!!!!!clearsecurity!code:!!*****!

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02SETTING THE TIME AND DATEThe clock is displayed by default and if you purchased your phone at a Vertu gallery this will already be set up for you.Set the time and date as follows:Set the time to 08:30>Key in 8.>Scroll to minutes, the leading zero is added.>Key in 30. >Press ok. Set the time to 12:30>Key in 12>The cursor automatically jumps to the minutes.>Key in 30.>Press ok.By default the 12 hour clock is used.>Key in the correct time using the ALPHA keys.>Press the SCROLL keys to toggle between hour and minutes.See the examples below. To change between a 12 or 24 hour clock see setting the time on page 2-16.If the battery is removed from the phone for longer than 2 hours, you may need to set the time again.The time and date are also used for the following functions:messagescall logalarm clockagendaTo change the date format see setting up your agenda on page 2-20.> Scroll to am or pm.> Press ok. A confirmation message appears.Change the date setting.>Key in using the ALPHA keys.>Press the SCROLL keys to toggle between the figures.>Press ok.

1-5No.01 getting startedDISPLAY INDICATORSDisplay icons inform you about the current status of your phone. The icons shown below are displayed when the phone is in stand-by and ready for use.>The stand-by display shows the clock and at the top of the display the battery and signal strengths are shown.>You have the option to hide the clock if required. See setting the time on page 2-16. >This indicates the signal strength of the cellular network at your current location. In this case it indicates full strength.>This indicates the battery charge level. A battery low warning appears when charging is required.>This indicates that both battery and signal levels.are at full strength >This indicates that both battery and signal levels are below full strength.At the top of the display, one or more of the following icons may also be shown.This indicates that you have received one or more text messages.This indicates that you have received one or more voice messages.This indicates that the phone has been set up for no audible alert for incoming calls.This indicates that the phone keypad is locked.

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02MAKING CALLSYOUR FIRST CALL Press the SEND key briefly to turn on the display light for 15 seconds.>Check the indicator information described on the previous page. If the display indicates poor signal strength, extend the antenna fully. >Key in the number using the ALPHA keys. >For international calls, instead of keying in the international access code, for example 00, press the * + key twice. A plus (+) sign appears replacing the access code. This is valid for all international codes. >Press the SEND key.>Hold the phone in the normal speaking position.ANSWERING CALLSENDING/REJECTING CALLSPress the END key to exit quickly from any function and return to stand-by.ADJUSTING VOLUMELAST NUMBER REDIAL>Press the SEND key to answer incoming calls.>Press the END key to end or reject a call. >Press the VOLUME key on the right side of the phone, to obtain a comfortable listening level.>The key is of the rocker type, press the top of the key to increase the level.>Press the bottom of the key to decrease the level.>In stand-by, press the SEND key to access a list of the 10 most recently dialled numbers. >Press the SCROLL keys to scroll to the desired number.>Press the SEND key to make the call.

1-7No.01 getting startedCALLING YOUR VOICE MAILBOXVoicemail is a service for receiving voice messages and is offered by your service provider. To use the service you require a voice mailbox number which must be keyed in to your phone.>Press and hold the VOICEMAIL key.>If you are asked for the voice mailbox number, key in the number. (Contact your service provider if you do not know this.) >Press ok.EMERGENCY CALLSIMPORTANT! This phone, like any wireless phone, operates using radio signals, wireless and landline networks as well as user-programmed functions. Because of this, connections in all conditions cannot be guaranteed. Therefore, you should never rely solely upon any wireless phone for essential communications (e.g. medical emergencies). Emergency calls may not be possible on all wireless phone networks or when certain network services and/or phone features are in use. Check with local service providers.MAKING AN EMERGENCY CALLIf the phone is not on, switch it on. Check for adequate signal strength.>Press the END key to clear the display and return to stand-by.>Key in the emergency number for your present location (e.g. 112, 911 or other official emergency number). Emergency numbers vary by location. >Press the SEND key.If certain features are in use, you may first need to turn those features off before you can make an emergency call. Consult this guide or your local service provider.When making an emergency call, remember to give all the necessary information as accurately as possible. Remember that your phone may be the only means of communication at the scene of an accident – do not cut off the call until given permission to do so.

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02SELECTION KEYSBelow the display are two selection keys. The function of these keys depends on the text displayed above them.Example A - press the selection key below menu to enter the menu functions. This is where most your phone’s features are located.Example B - press the selection key below directory to access the phone’s directory functions. This is where you store all your names and numbers.KEYPAD LOCKLocks the keypad and prevents the keys operating accidentally, for instance, when your phone is in your pocket or purse.LOCKING THE KEYPADUNLOCKING THE KEYPADWhen the keypad is locked, calls may be made to any emergency number supported by your phone. The number is displayed only after you have keyed in its last digit.>When in stand-by, press menu followed by the * + key within two seconds.>A confirmation message briefly appears.>When the keypad is locked, a key icon appears at the top of the display. >To answer a call when the keypad is locked, press the SEND key.>To end or reject a call, press the END key. During a call the phone can be operated as normal.The phone reverts back to locked after use.>Press unlock followed by the * + key within two seconds.>A confirmation message briefly appears. !!

1-9No.01 getting startedDIRECTORYThe directory is where you store all your names, numbers and addresses. It acts as a personal phone book with a potential capacity of up to 500 entries when all fields are loaded, considerably more if some fields are not used. See storing names and numbers on page 3-2.QUICK STORETo store names and numbers quickly, when in stand-by follow the procedure below.>Key in the phone number using the ALPHA keys. >Press options.>Scroll to save.>Press select.>Key in the name, for example “Maria”. Follow the sequence below:>For M press the 6 key.>For a press the 2 key.>For r press the 7 key three times.>For i press the 4 key three times.>For a press the 2 key.>Press clear to delete characters if you make a mistake.>When complete, press ok.CallSend!messageSelect!!!!!!!!!BackQUICK SEARCHTo look for names and numbers quickly, when in standby follow the procedure below. >Press either SCROLL key and key in the first letter of the name required.A list of names starting with that letter appear in the display.>Scroll to the desired name.>Press the SEND key to dial the number.!!!!!calling012Maria0!!!!!!!33344

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02VERTU CONCIERGE KEYThe Ver tu Concierge facility exists to provide you with a highly personalised range of services, such as:>Lifestyle support.>Product assistance.>Emergency assistance.When you press the VERTU CONCIERGE key, you are connected to a small team of multi-lingual specialists, as long as the signal strength is sufficient, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.CALLING THE VERTU CONCIERGE>The VERTU CONCIERGE key is located on the left side of the phone as shown.>Press and hold, for approximately 2-3 seconds, until the Vertu Concierge display appears. >Press call or the SEND key to connect to the Vertu Concierge service directly.!!!callcallThe Vertu Concierge is an exclusive service for people who believe that quality matters. Our mission is to bring you only the very best, whether it be music, art, travel or food. In addition, the Vertu Concierge offers you clear, concise product support and emergency assistance.

1-11No.01 getting startedTEXT MESSAGINGText messaging allows you to write, send, receive and store text messages. The following example gives a basic overview of how to use the feature manually. For a detailed explanation of all text messaging options and also how to use predictive text, a feature that allows you to key in messages quickly, see messages on page 2-4.READING MESSAGES>When you receive a text message, a text note and envelope icon appear in the display. By default a message received will be accompanied by a series of audible tones. >Press view.>If necessary, press the SCROLL key shown to read the message and to see who sent it and when it was sent. >Press options.>We will assume the message is not required.>Scroll to erase.>Press select.>Press ok.reply – is for replying to someone who has sent you a message.forward – is to send that same message to someone else.view!!!!!!!!!!!exitreceived!!1!message!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!erase!!SENDING MESSAGES>Press menu to access the messages feature.>The same key now shows select. >Press select to display the write message option.>Press select again. >Key in your message, for example “Hello.”>The first letter of a sentence is automatically capitalised.>Use the ALPHA keys to key in text like this:>For H press the 4 key twice. >For e press the 3 key twice. >For l press the 5 key three times. >For l press the 5 key three times. >For o press the 6 key three times. >Press clear to delete a character if you make a mistake.>To create a space press the zero key.>Press options.>Scroll to the send option.>Press select.>Enter the recipient’s phone number and press ok.!!!!!!!!!Hello options clearo !!!!!!!!

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02notes

2-1No.02 the menus02 THE MENUSYour phone offers an extensive range of functions which are structured in menus and sub-menus as follows:WRITE MESSAGEINBOXOUTBOXARCHIVETEMPLATESMY FOLDERSERASE ALLMESSAGE SETTINGSmessage centre numbermessage sent asmessage validitydefault recipient numberdelivery reportsreply to you via same centremessage profilesMISSED CALLSRECEIVED CALLSDIALLED NUMBERSERASE RECENT CALLSCALL DURATIONlast call durationall calls durationreceived calls durationdialled calls durationclear timersCALL COSTSLast call unitsAll callsunitsGENERALactivatepersonaliseincoming call alertringing toneringing volumevibrating alertmessage alert tonekeypad toneswarning tonesalert forSILENTactivatepersonalise**renameSOFT*LOUD*PAGER* HEADSET** * This has the same sub-menus as silent**This has the same sub-menus as general

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02*This is detailed in Security Information chapter 06.ALARM CLOCKCLOCKhide clockset the timetime formatCALL SETTINGSanykey answerautomatic redialspeed diallingcall waiting servicesummary after callown number sendingPHONE SETTINGSlanguagewelcome notenetwork selectionconfirm SIM service actionsCOMMUNICATION SETTINGSinfo serviceslisten to voice messagesvoice mailbox number*S E C U R I TY S E T T I N G S RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGSDIVERT ALL VOICE CALLSDIVERT IF BUSYDIVERT IF NOT ANSWEREDDIVERT IF OUT OF REACHDIVERT IF NOT AVAILABLEDIVERT ALL FAX CALLSDIVERT ALL DATA CALLSCANCEL ALL DIVERTSCREATE NOTEremindercallanniversaryVIEW DAY NOTESVIEW BY WEEKSGO TO DATESETTINGSset the dateset the timedate formattime formatweek starts onauto erase SIM services Only shown if supported by your SIM card. Contact your service provider for further information. Call Divert

2-3No.02 the menusUSING THE MENUSThe menus and sub-menus are accessed by using the SCROLL keys. The menu in use is always visible at the top of the display.ACCESSING MENUS BY SCROLLING>Press menu. > Scroll to reach the desired menu, for example, settings. >Press select to enter the menu.> If there are sub-menus, scroll to the one you want, for example call settings.>Press select.> If the menu contains further sub-menus, repeat the above step.A scroll bar informs you that you are in a list and indicates where you are in that list. settings select back To return to the previous menu level, press back. To exit the menu without changing settings and to return to stand-by, press the END key.> Press select to enter the next submenu, for example, anykey answer. > This only has two options, on or off.> Use the SCROLL keys to choose. > Press select to confirm. select backoff!!!anykey!answer select backoffon

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02MESSAGESThis allows you to read, write and send text messages or save your own messages for later use.Before you can send a message a message centre number is required. If this is not set up for your phone, contact your service provider. WRITING AND SENDING TEXT MESSAGESThe write message menu allows you to write and edit text messages and offers two methods of doing so: > Manual text input.> Predictive text input.The amount of characters you can enter into a message is dependant on the country and service provider you use.MANUAL TEXT INPUTAn example of using this method is shown opposite. When keying in a text message, the first character following a full stop is always upper case. Writing a message> Press menu to access the messages feature.> Press select to access write message.> Press select again to write your message.select!!!!!!!!!back!!Write!messagesText input options> Enter your message, for example Hello Jim using the ALPHA keys.> For H press the 4 key twice. > For e press the 3 key twice. > For l press the 5 key 3 times. > For l press the 5 key 3 times. > For o press the 6 key 3 times.> Press the zero key to create a space. > Press the # key (this switches to upper case).> For J press the 5 key. > Press the # key (return to lower case).> For i press the 4 key 3 times. > For m press the 6 key. >Use clear to remove characters entered in error.If the next letter you require is located on the same key: > Press the upper scroll key to return the cursor.> Alternatively, wait until the cursor re-appears then key in the letter. To switch between upper and lower case:> Press the # key quickly.> The symbol ABC or abc at the top of the display indicates the selected case.Hello!Jim !!options!!!!!!clear

2-5No.02 the menusThe full stop is also available on the 1 key.To insert a number: > Press and hold the required key.> Number mode is indicated by 123 at the top of the display.To switch between letters and numbers:> Press and hold the # key.To display a list of special characters, for example a full stop or comma.> Press * +> Move through the list to the desired character using the SCROLL keys.> Press use!to insert it. Other text input options are listed in a sub-menu and are accessed as follows:> Press options.> Scroll down to one of the options listed.Pressing and holding the clear key also clears all text.TEMPLATES FOLDERThis contains a list of standard answers and templates for writing or replying to messages. You have the option to edit text message templates but the original templates are restored if the sub-menu settings - restore factory settings is activated.clear textClears all text from the display.>Press select to clear.insert nameInserts a name into your message from your directory.>Press select. > Scroll to the name you require.>Press options, insert name is highlighted.>Press select to enter it into your message.insert numberInserts a phone number into your message. >Press select.>Press search, scroll to the name you require.>Press ok, the number appears.>Press ok again to enter it into your message.insert templateInserts a template into your message. A list of pre-defined messages is stored in your phone.>Press select.> Scroll to the required template.>Press select to enter it into the message.

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02Editing a template> Press menu, scroll to messages.> Press select.> Scroll to templates.> Press open.> Scroll to the template you require. > Press select.> Press options. > Scroll to edit.> Press select. > Edit the document at the flashing cursor.Open!!!!!!!back!Tem plates!!Select!!!!!!!back!!!!Please!call!meInsert!name!Please!call!me!!!Please!call!me!!!!Options!!back!!!Please!call!me!!!!at!homePREDICTIVE TEXT INPUTPredictive text input is a quick way of entering messages allowing you to key in characters by single key presses. This text is matched against a built-in dictionary which attempts to predict the word you are keying in.First, you must select the language for the dictionary. Selecting language for predictive text> For example, change home to work.> Press options when complete.> Scroll to save message.> Press select.> A confirmation message appears. > Press menu to access messages.> Press select to access write message.> Press select and then options.> Scroll to dictionary.> Press select.> Scroll to the desired language. > Press select.>T9 dictionary activated is displayed, the predictive text input is now on. Predictive text is only available for languages listed in your sub-menu.!!!Options!back!!!Please!call!!!me!at!work!!!select!!!!!back!!!!d!ictio nary!!!dansk!!svenska!T9!dictionary!activated!!!!options!!!back

2-7No.02 the menusPress and hold options to quickly activate and de-activate predictive text input.Writing with predictive text inputStart keying in a word by using the ALPHA keys but instead of pressing the same key two or three times as in manual text input, press the key once for each letter. The example below shows how to write Hello and notice how it differs from the manual text input method. During this stage the phone attempts to match the word with one in it’s dictionary so please disregard the display until the word actually appears.To change predictive text back to manual text input: > Press options.> Scroll to dictionary.> Press select.> Scroll to dictionary off.> Press select. >T9 dictionary deactivated is displayed.Press the 4 key for hPress the 3 key for ePress the 5 key for l Press the 5 key for lPress the 6 key for oT9!dictionary!!!options!!backdeactivated!lHeGelHellHello If the word is correct, confirm it by pressing the zero key (space) and start keying in the next word.If the word is incorrect, you have the following options:> Press the * + key repeatedly until the required word appears, then confirm it by pressing the zero key.or> Press options.> Scroll to!next match.> Press select. > Press the * + key repeatedly until the desired word appears, then confirm it by pressing the zero key.If a word is not recognised, a question mark appears and an audio alert sounds.> Press spell, this takes you to the insert word option, explained below.Predictive text input optionsThese input options appear in the sub-menu only when predictive text is on. >Select options.> Scroll to the required option.> Press select.insert wordAdds a new word to the message and dictionary. (Reverts back to manual text input to do this).> Key in the new word, for example Vertu.>Press save.The word is now entered into the message and stored in the dictionary. The next time you use predictive text it will be recognised.insert symbolAdds a symbol to your message.> Select the required symbol using the SCROLL keys. >Press use to enter it into your message.

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02READING MESSAGESWhen a message is received, information text and an envelope icon appears in the display. By default this is accompanied by a series of audio toneUnrecognised charactersOccasionally you might receive a message containing unrecognised characters. These are displayed as . This does not affect the operation of your phone in anyway and you may still reply in the normal manner. > Press view. > Use the down scroll key to read all the message.> Press exit to read it later.To read the text message later:> Select the messages menu.> Press select.> Scroll to inbox.> Press open. > Scroll to the required message.> Press select!to read it. An unread text message is indicated by the envelope icon in front of it. The message is stored in the inbox folder after you read it.view!!!!!!!!!!!exit!1!messagereceived!!!!Open!!!!!!Back!Inbox!Reading message optionsWhen reading a message, a number of options are available.> Press options!to scroll through the list.> Press select for the required option. erase Erases the message from memory.> Select erase.> Press ok to confirm.reply Choose one of the following reply types.> Press select.empty screen — original message not included in the reply message, key in new text accordingly.orig. message —!original message included in the reply message. Add additional text if required.Insert one of a list of standard answers such as yes, no and so on. Only the selected standard answer is included in the reply. This can be edited. template — the selected template is included in the beginning of the reply. This can be edited.forward Forward to someone else.> Press select. > Press search, scroll to a name in your directory or alternatively key in the recipient’s number.> Press ok.> The number is displayed.> Press ok to forward on the message.forward optionsSee: Sending to multiple recipients on page 2-9.move Move your message to a folder.> Scroll to one of the following: inbox, outbox, archive, templates.> Press ok.edit Edit the message as manual text. See Writing a message on page 2-4.rename Rename message, edit as manual text.See Writing a message on page 2-4.

2-9No.02 the menusAfter choosing any of the above, send your message.copy to agenda Press select to copy the message into your agenda menu. It is copied to the view day notes section. See Viewing notes on page 2-22.use numberChoose to save, call or send another message.> Press select,the current number is highlighted.> Press options, scroll to the one you require.> Press select.details Find details of who sent the message and date and time.> Press select.font sizeChoose between large or small fonts> Press select.SENDING A MESSAGESending to multiple recipientsTo send a new message to more than one person:> Press options. > Scroll to send.> Press select.> Enter the recipient’s phone number.> Alternatively, press search and scroll to a stored name in your directory.> Press ok.> After you have written the message, press options.> Scroll to send options. >Press select.>multiple copies is highlighted.>Press select to display a list of names.!!!select!!!!!!back!!!Send!Save!message!Send!options!!!search!!!!!back!!!!phone!number!!!select!!!!!back!!Send!Save!message!Send!options!!select!!!!!!!!!back!

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02To send a reply to more than one person:> Scroll to the desired name.> Press ok to send the message.> Select the next recipient.> Press ok.> When you have sent the message to everyone you want to send it to, press done.With the received message displayed.> Press options.> Scroll to forward options.> Press select. > Scroll to multiple copies.> Press select to display a list of names.!ok!!!!!!!!!!!!done!M iles!Maria!mother!!!Forw.!options!!select!!!!!!!!!back!!!!!Reply!!!!Forward!select!!!!!!!!back!M ultiple!copiesORGANISING YOUR MESSAGESAll messages stored in your phone’s message memory are organised in folders.Inbox and outbox foldersAfter you have read an incoming message, the phone stores the message in the inbox folder. When you save a message you have written and/or sent, it is stored in the outbox folder.The blinking envelope icon indicates that the message memory is full. Before you can receive or send new messages you need to delete some of your old ones.Archive and user specified foldersTo ensure that certain messages are not overwritten when the message memory is full, you can move some of them to the archive folder or add new folders and store them there.Adding a folder> Select the messages menu.> Press select.> Scroll to my folders.> Press open.> Press options, scroll to add folder.> Press select. > Key in the name of the new folder.> Press ok.> Scroll to the desired name.>Press ok to send the reply.> Select the next recipient.>Press ok.> When you have replied to everyone you want to, press done.M ilesMotherMariaok!!!!!!!!!!!!done

2-11No.02 the menusDeleting a folder> Select the messages menu. > Press select.> Scroll to my folders, press open.> Scroll to the folder you want to delete. > Press options.> Scroll to remove folder.> Press select. > Press ok to confirm.When you delete a folder, all the messages in that folder are also deleted. Deleting all folders> Select the messages menu. > Press select.> Scroll to erase all. > Press select.Method 1> Scroll to the folder you wish to delete.> Press ok.>erase all read messages from folder?!appears. > Press ok.Method 2> Scroll to all read.> Press ok!to erase all read messages.>erase all read messages from folder?!appears. > Press ok.Moving or erasing a message > Select the messages menu. > Press select.> Scroll to inbox.> Press open.> Select the message you wish to move/erase.> Press select.> Press options.> Scroll to move or erase.> Press select.> If you want to move a message, scroll to the selected folder name. > Press ok.MESSAGE SETTINGSWhen you reply to a message and send it or when you write a message and send it, the phone uses a default setting.To access the message settings list:> Select the messages menu. > Press select.> Scroll to message settings.> Press select. > Scroll down to access the settings.You can change settings marked with * but for normal use this is not necessary. message centre number — this is supplied with your SIMcard and is automatically sent with your message.*message sent as!—!the default setting is text. There are also options to send as a fax, e−mail or paging. Contact your service provider for further information. *message validity!—!Indicates how long messages remain in the phone’s memory. Options are: maximum time, 1 hour, 6 hours, 24 hours, 3 days, 1 week. default recipient number —!normally inactive, a feature used with message profiles (see overleaf).*delivery reports — informs you that a message has been sent and delivered to the recipient. Options are: yes or no.

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02CLOCKThe clock is displayed by default and is also used with the following functions: messages, call log, alarm clock and agenda. SETTING THE TIME> Press select.> Scroll to time format.> Press select.> Scroll to the required setting.> Press ok. hide clock select backset the timetime format 24-hour ok back12 - hourOther options are as follows:hide clock / view clock (Only one is visible). > Press select to either hide or view the clock.If the battery is removed from the phone for a long time, you may need to set the time again.>Press select.> Scroll to set the time.>Press select.> Scroll between the hour/minute characters.> Change the time, with the ALPHA keys.Example 08:30>Key in 8.> Scroll to minutes, the leading zero is added.> Key in 30. >Press ok.Example 12:30>Key in 12> The cursor automatically jumps to the minutes.> Key in 30.>Press ok.> Scroll to am or pm (if 12 hour clock selected). >Press ok. hide clockselect backset the timetime format time11:00 ok backAmPm ok back

2-17No.02 the menuscall settingsanykey answerTo answer incoming calls using any key except the POWER and END keys.>Press select.> Scroll to on. >Press select to confirm.automatic redialThis makes up to 10 attempts to connect a call if the network is busy or fails to connect.>Press select.> Scroll to on. >Press select to confirm.summary after call(Network service). This displays the duration of the last call. If you have the call costs feature enabled, the cost is displayed too.>Press select.> Scroll to on.>Press select to confirm.The next time you end a call, the summary is briefly displayed.speed dialling See speed dialling on page 4-1 for further information.call waiting service(Network service). This notifies you of another incoming call while you have a call in progress.See call waiting on page 4-3.PHONE SETTINGSShould a SIM card be inserted using an unsupported language, the phone will default to English.own number sending(Network service). This displays your phone number to the person you are calling.Contact your service provider for further information. language >Press select. > Scroll to the required language.>Press select.If automatic is selected, the language chosen is based on the current SIM card. Language setting also affects the time and date formats of the following sub-menus: agenda, alarm clock, clockwelcome noteKey in a message (up to 44 characters in length) to appear briefly when the phone is switched on. >Press select.> Key in the text. >Press options.> Scroll to save (or erase to remove a message).>Press select, a confirmation message appears.

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02ROAMING(Network service) Roaming is the ability to make and receive calls in areas not covered by your service provider. This can occur domestically and internationally.Digital phones work at 900/1800MHz in Europe, Asia and South America and 1900MHz primarily for the USA.Your Vertu phone is dual band and works on 900 and 1900MHz.This device will not operate on the 900MHz bandwidth in the USA.network selectionThe network you are connected to can be selected automatically or manually.In automatic mode the phone automatically seeks and selects one of the cellular networks available in your area.> Press select. > Scroll to automatic.> Press select.In manual mode the phone shows a list of the available networks.> Press select. > Scroll to manual.> Scroll to your preferred provider.> Press select.confirm SIM service actions> This activates any extra network service you may have agreed with your service provider.See SIM services on page 2-24.> Options are: asked or not asked. COMMUNICATION SETTINGSYou can save info service messages in one of your user-specified folders.RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS This resets the menu settings listed below to their original values. The security code is needed for this function. See security code on page 6-2. SECURITY SETTINGSSee “Security information” chapter 06.info services> (Network service). This service typically offers access to various topics such as weather or traffic conditions. For available topics and relevant topic numbers, contact your service provider. >Press select.> Scroll to on to receive messages on the active topics. You can edit the list of topics, and mark a topic active or inactive.>Press ok to confirm.> Scroll to topic index to retrieve a list of available topics from the network. >Press ok to confirm.> Scroll to topics to add or edit a topic in the list by keying in its number and name.>Press ok to confirm.> Scroll to language to set the language for the messages. Only messages in the selected language are shown. >Press ok to confirm.listen to voice messages(Network service). This allows you to call your voice mailbox to see if there are any messages.Press ok and your mailbox will be called automatically.Follow instructions given by the networkvoicemail service.voice mailbox numberStore or edit your voice mailbox number. For more information about your voice mailbox number, contact your service provider.

2-19No.02 the menusCALL DIVERT(Network service). This directs your incoming calls to another number (for example, your voice mailbox number). For details contact your service provider.CALL DIVERT OPTIONS If divert if busy is activated, rejecting an incoming call will also divert the call.>Press menu, scroll to call divert.>Press select.> Call divert options are shown below.divert all voice callsAll voice calls are diverted and no ringing tone is played at an incoming call.divert if busyVoice calls are diverted when your number is busy.divert if not answeredVoice calls are diverted when you do not answer a call within the preset time.divert if out of reachVoice calls are diverted when your phone is switched off or outside of the network service area.Select!!!!!!!!Back!Divert!allvoice!callsTo activate, cancel or check the status of these options:The icon is shown in stand-by when you have activated divert all voice calls.divert if not availableVoice calls are diverted when: > You do not answer a call. > Your phone is switched off.> You are out of the network service area.divert all fax callsAll fax calls are diverted.divert all data callsAll data calls are diverted.cancel all divertsCancel all diverted calls.> Press select at the required option.> Scroll to activate. >Press ok to turn the function on. > Scroll to to other number or to voice mailbox >Press ok.> Scroll to cancel, press ok to turn the function off.> Scroll to check status, press ok to check if the function is on or off.!!!!Ok!!!!!!!!Back!!!!A ctivate!!Check!status!!CancelBB

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02 AGENDAThe agenda allows you to set up a series of reminders, meeting dates and annual events such as birthdays. You can also be reminded by setting an audio tone. To u s e th e agenda, the date and time require setting up. Check this as follows:The set the time and time format may already be set up but we recommend getting familiar with the following procedure.SETTING UP YOUR AGENDA>Press menu, scroll to agenda.>Press select.> The default view is the day view which highlights the current day. > Use the SCROLL keys to move to other dates. The current date always remains marked.> Press options.> Scroll to settings. > Press select.Options!!!!!!!!!!!!Back!Jun!20026!7!8!9!10!11!1229!30!31!1!2!3!4!5!!!!!13!14!15!16!17!18!19!20!21!22!23!24!25!26!!!!Select!!!Back!!!!Settings!!!go!to!dateBB!!view!by!weeks> Scroll to set the date.>Press select.> Use the SCROLL keys to toggle between the date characters.> Use the ALPHA keys to change the figures.> When complete, press ok.> Scroll to set the time and repeat the above procedure.> Scroll to time format and change as required.>Press ok.> Scroll to date format.>Press select. > Scroll to the required setting.>Press select. > Scroll to week starts on.>Press select.> Scroll to the required day.>Press select. !!!Select!!!!Back!!set!the!tim e!!!set!the!date!BB!date!form atOK!!!!!!!!!!Back!!!19-06-2001BBselect!!!!!!!!back!!!dd!mm!yyyyBBmm!dd!yyyyyyyy!mm!ddselect!!!!!!!!back!!!mondayBBsundaysaturday

2-21No.02 the menusUSING YOUR AGENDACreating notesYour agenda is now set up. This example creates a birthday note for someone listed in your directory. > Scroll to auto erase to decide how long an entry remains in your agenda.> Press select. > Scroll to the required time frame.> Press select. >Press menu.> Scroll to agenda.>Press select.>Press options and scroll to create note.>Press select.select!!!!!!!!back!!!1!monthBB3!months6!months!!!!Select!!!!Back!!!!!create!note!!!Go!to!date!!!View!by!weeksBB> Scroll to anniversary.> Press select.> Key in the event or search for the persons name and key in any extra text. > Press ok.> Use the SCROLL keys to toggle between the figures and set the date with the ALPHA keys.> Press ok. >At year of event, you may wish to enter date of birth as in this case. This is optional.> Key in text or leave blank.> Press ok. !!Select!!!!!back!!!!!!!!annual!event!!!call!!!!!rem inderBBOK!!!!!!!!!!!!back!eventLees!birthday!!!!OK!!!!!!!!back!26-07!!!!OK!!!!!!!back!19811981

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02> Set up an alarm to remind you.> Scroll to the required time frame.> Press select.> Select if you require an audible tone.> Scroll to the setting.> Press select.> A confirmation message appears and your event is displayed along with the age if you used the year of event option. > Press back to return to the agenda day view.!!!!Select!!!Back!!!!On!the!day2!!!days!before!1!!!day!beforeBB!!!!Select!!!!Back!!!!!!Silent!!!!!w ith!toneBB!!O ptions!!!!back!!!!!!!!!!26!July!!!annual!eventl!Lees!birthday!20To c re at e a call or a reminder, use the same procedure.Viewing notesIn the day view or week list, you can quickly go to today’s day view by pressing the # key.> The date is now underlined and installed in your agenda.>Press back to return to the agenda main display.>Press menu.> Scroll to agenda.>Press select. The current date is displayed.> Scroll to an underlined date.>Press options. > Scroll to view day notes.>Press select to view the note. view day notes is not visible unless there are notes attached to that day.Options!!!!!!!!!!!!Back!Jul!20026!7!8!9!10!11!1229!30!31!1!2!3!4!5!!!!!13!14!15!16!17!18!19!20!21!22!23!24!25!26!!!!Select!!!!Back!!!view!day!notes!!view!by!weeks!!!!create!noteBB

2-23No.02 the menusOTHER AGENDA OPTIONSview day notesWhen viewing details of the attached note, press options to access the following:create note — create another note for that day.erase — move the entry from the agenda.edit — change text information.move — change the date or other settings. repeat: never.every day.every week.every 2 weeks.every year.send note — send to the agenda of another Vertu phone by using to agenda. Send as text message to another phone by using as text. copy — copy the information to another date. >Press select for the option you require.You can move to a future date quickly as the following example shows. If today is the 9th, key in 3, the date changes to the third day of the following month.Repeat notes e.g birthday notes are not deleted.Note alarms The phone emits an audible tone, the display flashes and shows the note (even in silent mode). With a call note on display, to call the displayed number:> Press the SEND key. To stop the alarm and view the note:> Press view. To stop the alarm without viewing the note:> Press exit.view by weeksWeeks are highlighted instead of days.> Press select > Use the SCROLL keys to change between weeks.go to date > Press select to go to the desired date.settings This is a summary of the settings used to set your agenda up.set the date.set the time.date format:dd mm yyyy.Day, Month Year.mm dd yyyy.Month, Day, Year.yyyy mm dd.Year, Month, Day.time format:24hr.12hr.week starts on:monday.sunday.auto erase:never.after 1 month.after 3 months.after 6 months.

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02SIM SERVICESThe most common network features are explained in this manual. This is an extra menu, in fact a placeholder, to allow a service provider to offer you their unique set of features or facilities, for example online banking or sports information.Although this is called SIM services, the name and contents of the menu may say something different, for example Information.Contact your service provider for further information.

3-1No.03 the directory03 THE DIRECTORYGENERALThe directory acts as a personal phone book, storing your names and numbers in two memory areas, phone or SIM card. phone — this is an internal memory and stores up to 500 names fully populated. Each name can have five number types and two text notes assigned to it. See multiple numbers and text per name on page 3-4 for an explanation of this. SIM card — the phone supports SIM cards that store up to 250 names and phone numbers.WHICH MEMORY TO USEThe phone memory has the greater storage capacity but the SIM card memory has more flexibility as SIM cards can be used in other phones should you need to change them.The default setting is SIM card.Certain features only work when the phone memory is in use, these are labelled (phone memory only) in this chapter. If you plan to make constant use of the features listed below, use phone memory as your normal setting.>Business cards.>Multiple numbers and text per name.SELECTING MEMORY TYPESSet the phone to either internal memory (phone) or SIM card.When in stand-by:>Press directory. >Scroll to options. >Press select.>Press select when memory in use is displayed.>To change this, scroll to phone.>Press select.>If the SIM card is changed, the SIM card memory is automatically selected.erase select backoptionscopymemory in use select backSIM cardSIMcard select backphone

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02STORING NAMES AND NUMBERSWhen in stand-by:>Press directory.>Scroll to add name. >Press select.>Key in the name details.>Press ok.>Key in the number details.>Press ok.>A confirmation message appears. select backadd!nameeditnameok backVIEWING STORED NAMES AND NUMBERSChoose how you want your names displayed, either three names at a time, use name list or one name and phone number at a time, use name & number. When in stand-by:>Press directory.>Scroll to options.>Press select.>Scroll to type of view. >Press select.>Scroll to name list or name & number. >Press ok.type of views select backname listname &number ok back!!name!list

3-3No.03 the directorySEARCHING AND CALLINGWhen in stand-by:>Press directory. >Scroll to search>Press select.>Key in the first character of the name you are searching for and press search.>Alternatively, press list to access a list of names.>Press the SEND key to make a call.select backadd nameeditsearchsearch!!!!!!!back!!!!namem!!mary!!!!!!!maria!martin!!details!!!!backWhen in stand-by, to quickly access a list of stored names and numbers, press either SCROLL key. COPYING BETWEEN MEMORIESThis feature allows you to copy names and phone number from the phone memory to your SIM card memory or vice-versa. Copying from the SIM card to the phone memory is necessary if you want to:>Add more than one number or some text to a name.>Use the business cards feature.When in stand-by:>Press directory.>Scroll to copy.>Press select.>Scroll to either from phone to SIM card or from SIM card to phone.>Press select. >Scroll to one of the options shown.>Press select.erase select backcopyoptionsf from phone select back to SIM card one by one select backalldefault nos.

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02Copying optionsWhen you copy from SIM card to phone, default nos. is not shown.MULTIPLE NUMBERS AND TEXT PER NAME(Phone memory only)The first number stored under a name automatically becomes the default number. When you select a name from the directory, to make a call or to send a message, this number is always used. The default number is listed as general. You can store up to 5 types of numbers for the same name, these are:general (default type).mobile.home.office.fax.one by one>Scroll to the required name.>Select either erase original or keep original.>Press copy. all >Select either erase original or keep original.>Press ok when start copying ? is displayed.default nos.>Select either erase original or keep original.>Press ok when the text start copying ? is displayed.>The default numbers are those listed as general (see below).Also two of the following text items can be added to the same number. A total of five numbers and two text items per name is possible.e−mail.postal add. notes.See the example below of a fully populated directory entry:general maria - 01250 1234 mobile 01700 3421 home 01250 2000office 01580 4201 fax 01580 3000e−mail maria@vertu.com notes not working Fridays Adding additional numbers to a name >Press directory.>Scroll to add number.>Press select.>Scroll to the name.>Press add no.>Scroll to the type of number you require. >Press select.!mary!!!!!!!!!maria!m artin!!! ! add!no.!back!!!!!general!!!!!!!!mobile!!!home!!!!!select!!!!back

3-5No.03 the directoryAdding additional text to a name>Key in the number details.>Press ok.>A confirmation message appears.>Press directory.>Scroll to search.>Press select.>Scroll to the name.>Press details.>Press options.>Scroll to add text.>Press select.ok!!!!!!!!!!!!!!back!phone!number01700!3421!mary!!!!!!!maria!m artin!!!!details!!!back!!!!set!as!default!!!!!!add!number!!!add!text!!!!!!select!!!back>Scroll to the type of text you require. >Press select.>Key in the text details.>Press ok.>A confirmation message appears.!e-mail!!!!!!!postal!add!note!!!select!!!!backok!!!!!!!!!!!!!back!add!textnot!working!Fridays

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02ORGANISING THE DIRECTORYTo help organise and manage your directory, useful features like caller groups, business cards and general editing facilities are available.CALLER GROUPSThis allows you to allocate different groups to the people listed in your directory, for instance Mother would go in the family group. You can also assign a different ring tone to each group for easy recognition. The groups are:>family>vip>friends>colleagues>otherAdding group names and numbers>Press directory.>Scroll to caller groups.>Press select.>Scroll to the required group. >Press select.!fam ily!!!!!!friends!vip!!select!!!!!!!backTo add more names to the group:>Press options. >Scroll to add name.>Press ok.>Scroll to the name required. >Press add.If you have more than one number stored under the name, for example, the person already has a mobile and a home number listed.>Scroll to the number you want to add to the caller group. >Press ok.You can also add a new name to a caller group directly from the directory name list as follows. Scroll to the desired name in the directory.>In stand-by, press either SCROLL key, to display the names list.>Press details.>Press options. >Scroll to caller groups.>Press select. >Scroll to the desired caller group.>Press select.>Scroll to members.>Press select.>Press ok when add name is highlighted. >Your normal names list appears.>Scroll to the name required. >Press add.>The name appears in the appropriate caller group.!members!!!!!!add!text!!!!select!!!!back!Tham es!!!!!!Timothy!Trevor!!!!add!!!!!!back

3-7No.03 the directorySetting group ring tones>Press directory.>Scroll to caller groups.>Press select.>Scroll to the desired group.>Press select.>Scroll to group ringing tone.>Press select.>Scroll to the desired tone. >Press ok. default is the tone that is currently in use on your phone.!!group!ringing!!!!!!!adddefault!!!!select!!!back!!!tone!!default!!!!!!!!thatís!it!ring!!!!ok!!!!!!!backRenaming a groupRemoving group names or numbersBUSINESS CARDS (SEND CARD)(Phone memory only)This feature sends or receives contact information as a text message and is referred to as a business card.Sending business cards>Press directory. >Scroll to caller groups.>Press select.>Scroll to the required group.>Press select.>Scroll to group title.>Press select. >Key in the new name details.>Press ok.>Press directory, scroll to caller groups.>Press select, scroll to the group required.>Press select, scroll to members.>Press select, scroll to the name you wish to remove.>Press options.>Press ok to confirm the action.>From stand-by, press any SCROLL key.>Scroll to the name whose details you wish to send.>Press details. >Press options.>Scroll to send card.>Press select.!group!title!!!!!!!!!ok!!!!!!!backother!add!nam e!!!!!!rem ove!name!call!!!!!ok!!!!!!!back!!caller!groups!!!!!!send!card!send!m essage!!!!select!!!!back

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02If there is more than one number for the name, the next display will be as shown. If there is only one entry for the name, this display will not appear. >Choose send default no. or send all details.>Press select.>Press search.>Scroll to the person who is to receive it.>Press ok twice to confirm the action.!send!default!no.!!!!send!all!details!!!!select!!!!!!!back!sam!!!!!!!sidney!!!!!ok!!!!!!!!backReceiving business cardsCHANGING THE DEFAULT NUMBER(Phone memory only)The first number keyed in for a name is called the default number. If you have more than one number per person, for example, they have a mobile or business number, you can change the default number as follows:>When you receive a business card, an audible tone is heard (assuming tones are not switched off) and a message is displayed.>Press view and then options to look at the details.>Choose save or discard as required.>Press select.>The information is now saved in your phone memory.>From stand-by, press any SCROLL key.>Scroll to the name you wish to change.>Press details. !!business!card!!!!!!!!!view!!!!!backreceived!!!!!!!save!discard!!!select!!!!!back!mary!!!!!!!!maria!m artin!!!!details!!back

3-9No.03 the directory>Use the SCROLL keys to choose which number type you require.>Press options.>Scroll to set as default.>Press select.!m obile!!!!!!send!card!01700!3421!!options!!!!back!add!text!!!!!!!set!as!default!add!number!!!!!select!!!backOTHER DIRECTORY OPTIONSThe options listed below affect all directory entries. Press directory to access them.erase Remove all or selected names and numbers.>Press select.>Scroll to one by one or erase all.>Press select.>For one by one select the name and press erase.>For erase all, choose either to remove your phone or SIM card entries.>Press ok. >When the text are you sure? is displayed, press ok.>Your security code is requested.>Key in your security code, see security code on page 6-2.>Press ok.edit >Scroll to the name. >Press edit and re-key in the new text.>Press ok when you have finished editing.memory statusCheck usage of both memories.>Scroll to options.>Press select. >Scroll to memory status. >Press select to display the SIM card status.>Press the SCROLL keys to display the status of the internal memory.

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02INDIVIDUAL OPTIONSThe options listed below apply only when an individual name is selected:>From stand-by, press any SCROLL key.>Scroll to the name required.>Press details and then options to access the following:edit number >Press select to edit the number.>Press ok when you have finished editing.erase number >Press select to erase the number.>Press ok to confirm.send message >Press select.>Key in the message.>Press options and then send.edit name >Press select and edit the name.>Press ok when you have finished editing.erase >Press select to erase all the names details.>Press ok to confirm.copy >Press select to copy the name from phone to SIM card memory or vice versa.change type (Phone memory only)Assign the name to a different type, for example, change from general to home.>Press select.>Scroll to required type. >Press select.add number (Phone memory only)Assign a different number type to the name, for example, add a number type called home.>Scroll to the type required.>Press select.>Key in the new number.>Press ok to confirm.add text (Phone memory only)Assign a text entry to the name.>Press select.>Scroll to type, for example, e−mail>Press select.>Key in text.>Press ok to confirm.speed dialsSee speed dialling on page 4-1

4-1No.04 advanced call functions04 ADVANCED CALL FUNCTIONSSPEED DIALLINGSpeed dialling allows you to assign phone numbers to keys 2 to 9 so that you can dial a number by a single key press.SETTING UP>Press menu.>Scroll to settings. >Press select.>Scroll to call settings.>Press select.>Scroll to speed dialling.>Press select, scroll to on.>Press select.>Return to stand-by (press the END key).>Press directory, scroll to speed dials.!!!Speed!dialling!!!Select!!!!!back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!on!!!!!!!!Select!!!!Back!!Speed!dials!>Press select.>Scroll to an empty speed dial key (2 to 9).>Press assign.>Key in the number or press search to find the desired name in your directory.>Press select.>Press select to assign the displayed number to that key.>Confirmation is displayed shortly afterwards.!Assign!!!Back!!2.!em pty4.!empty3.!emptysearch!!!!!!back!phone!number!!!Options!!Back!2.!Home4.!!empty3.!empty

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02CALLING WITH SPEED DIALLINGWhen in stand-by:SPEED DIAL LISTTo access the speed dial list:>In stand-by, press and hold the corresponding speed dial key to dial the number.>Return to stand-by.>Press directory.>Scroll to speed dials.>Press select.>View your list and scroll to the required name.>Press the SEND key to call if required.Home!!!!!!!!!!!!!!end!call!!!!!2.maria!options!!!!!!!back3.tom!4.harrySPEED DIAL OPTIONS Press options.view numberThe number attached to the speed dial.>Press select.change The number attached to the speed dial.>Press select.>Re-key a new number or search for a listed one.>Press select to confirm. undo speed dialRemove the speed dial entry.>Scroll to the name you wish to remove.>Press select.>Press ok to confirm.

4-3No.04 advanced call functionsIN CALL OPTIONSDuring a call a number of functions are possible, press options to access some or all of the following in-call options:hold /unhold — puts a call on hold or releases a call.hands free — enables you to hold a conversation without holding the phone.new call — makes another call when you have a call in progress.Send DTMF — sends DTMF tone strings stored in the directory or keyed in manually, for example, passwords or bank account numbers.end all calls — ends all calls.menu — accesses the menu.directory — access the directory.mute /unmute — mutes the phone’s microphone.swap — switches between the active call and the call on hold.transfer — connects a call on hold with an active call and disconnects you from both calls.CALL WAITING(Network service). Notifies you of a new incoming call while you have a call in progress.setting upusing call waiting>Press the SEND key or select answer, the first call is put on hold.>To switch between the two calls, select swap or press the SEND key.>To end the active call, press the end key.To end both calls at the same time:>Press options. >Scroll to end all calls.>Press ok.If you do not want to answer the call, you can ignore it or reject it. To reject the call press options, scroll to reject and press ok.>Press menu, scroll to settings.>Press select to enter the menu.>Scroll to call settings.>Press select.>Scroll to call waiting service.>Press select.>Scroll to activate, >cancel — cancels the service.> check status — checks to see if the service is on or off.>Press ok at the required option.!!!Settings!menu!!directory!!!!!!!!!call!!w aiting!!Select!!!!!!!!back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!service!!OK!!!!!!!!Back!!!Activate!!!Check!status!!Cancel

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02If you have activated the call divert option, divert if busy, a rejected call will also be diverted.CALL HOLDING(Network service). Allows you to make another call while you have a call in progress.>Press options, the first call is put on hold.>Scroll to new call.>Press select.!!!!!!!!!!!!!You can also mute the line for a while. Press options, scroll to mute. When you want to resume the muted call, press unmute.TRANSFERRING CALLS(network service) When you have one call active and one on hold this allows you to connect the two calls and disconnect yourself from both calls.>Key in the number.>Press call or the SEND key.>To switch between the two calls, press the SEND key.>To end the active call, press the END key.The remaining call still remains active.>Press options, scroll to transfer.>Press select.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

4-5No.04 advanced call functionsINTERNAL HANDS FREEThis feature allows you to hold conversations without holding the phone. >When in a call, place the phone down in front of you.>Press speaker.>To return to the normal speaking mode.>Press personal.>Place the phone in the normal speaking position.CONFERENCE CALLS(Network service). Allows you to hold multiple conversations with up to six people participating.>Make a call to the first participant. >Press options.>Scroll to new call.>Press select.>Key in the number of the second participant.>Press call or the SEND key.>To Involve the first participant in the conference call. >Press options.>Scroll to conference.>Press select.To involve other participants, repeat the procedure from the new call step as shown above.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!e!

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02To have a private conversation with one of the participants:To return to the conference call:To end the conference call:>Press the END key.>Press ok. >Press options. >Scroll to private.>Press select, then scroll to the desired participant.>Press ok. >Press options. >Scroll to conference.>Press select.!e!!e!PAUSE, WAIT COMMANDSThis feature offers you the facility to automate calls made to any service that requires an authorisation code to be entered. These are achieved by entering: w — causing a WAIT period until the SEND key is pressed. p — causing a 2 second PAUSE.Typical examples would be bank or credit card accounts or even an answerphone that may require a pin code entry.The following example demonstrates how to set up the facility for accessing a credit card account.SETTING UP THE COMMANDA typical online account consists of a 24 hour customer service number and when connected you may be asked to supply your:>Account number.>Online credit card security or pin number. If you use this feature to access any service requiring authorisation we strongly advise using the Vertu security options. See <$paratext <Body CopyBold6-2.>Key in the 24hour customer service number of your credit card company.>Press the * + key four times to enter a w.!!!options!!!!!!clear!+44167744w

4-7No.04 advanced call functionsYou have now stored this in your directory for general usage.USING THE COMMANDThe next time you call this number and your remote service prompts you for your account number, the phone will WAIT until you press the SEND key. Your account number is then sent and after a two second PAUSE your security number is sent.>Key in your account number (2344110).>Press the * + key three times to enter a p.>Key in your security number (1234).>Press options.>Press save >Type in a relevant name, for example “card.”>Press ok.!!!options!!!!!!clear!0167744433w23441110p1234!!!okok backcardCD−ROM SOFTWAREThe software supplied on the CD-ROM contains two applications giving you the option to:>Back up your phone’s settings to your PC for the purposes of restoring them in case they are lost.>Use your phone as a modem to gain internet access. A data cable connection between your phone and PC is required to make these applications functional. Once the CD-ROM is installed and running, self explanatory instructions show you how to use them.CONNECTING TO A PC>Take the data cable supplied and connect the end with the screws attached into the COM port of your PC ensuring it is seated properly. >Tighten the screws.>Ensure your phone is switched on.>Insert the opposite end into the connector of your phone. >A confirmation message appears in the display.>Switch on your PC and insert your CD-ROM into the draw.>The software starts automatically.>Click on the icon and follow the instructions displayed.

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5-1No.05 accessories05 ACCESSORIESGENERAL INFORMATIONThis section shows how to use the individual accessories that are available for your phone. >Headset.>Charger.>Data cable.>Pedestal (optional accessory)Caution: keep all parts out of small children's reach.>Use indoors only.>Keep dry.>Do not use or store in dirty or dusty areas.>Do not attempt to open.>Do not drop, knock or shake.>Do not store in hot areas.>Do not store in cold areas.>Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents or strong detergents to clean.>Do not paint. HEADSETWe recommend using the headset with the Vertu leather holster case which is available as a separate complimentary product.>01 earpiece.>02 microphone.>03 SEND/END button.>Insert the headset connector into the bottom of the phone as shown.>A confirmation message is displayed and a headset icon appears at the top of the display.Once connected you have the option to answer by voice activation. See auto answer on page 2-14.>Place the earpiece in your ear.>Position the microphone (the pointed end) as shown in the illustration.>To answer an incoming call, press the SEND/END button (03).>Use the volume control on the phone to adjust to a comfortable level. >To end a call, press the SEND/END button.01 02 03 03

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 01CHARGERThe charger re-charges the phone battery quickly and safely by means of any conveniently placed powered AC outlet. Five interchangeable “snap and slide” plugs are supplied for use in regions having the following plug types:>USA.>UK.>Europe.>Australia.>China.A chart showing which plug to use in other countries/regions is shown overleaf. Installing a plug!Removing a plug>Slide the required plug onto the back of the charger body, prongs outward, until it clicks into place.>Press the lower end of the plug, pushing down on the raised grooves. >At the same time, slide the plug upwards, disengaging it from the main charger body.Attaching the charger cableCHARGING YOUR BATTERYThe battery is rechargeable and requires charging at regular intervals. Only use the recommended charger and battery.If the battery is totally flat it may take a few minutes before the charging indication appears on the display.The battery is fully charged when the battery indicator stops moving and battery full, is briefly displayed (if the phone is on).Always disconnect the charger from the AC outlet first and then from the phone.The charger can be:>Plugged directly into the phone. >Used in conjunction with the data cable.>Plugged into the optional pedestal accessory.If the text not charging is displayed, charging has been suspended. In this case do the following:>Wait for a few seconds and disconnect the charger.>Plug it in again and retry.>If charging still fails, contact your Vertu Concierge for further advice. >Attach the cable by inserting it into the charger (A)>Lock in place by turning a quarter of a turn clockwise. (B)>Reverse procedure to detach the cable. >Connect your phone to the charger as shown.>Connect the charger to a powered AC wall outlet with the multi-purpose power adapter.AB

5-3No.05 accessoriesCHARGER PLUG COMPARISON CHARTThe following chart indicates which plug to use in a particular country or region. Country/Region Plug typeAfghanistan AFRAlbania EURAlgeria EUR, AFRAmerican Samoa US, EUR, AUSAngola EURAnguilla UKAntigua/Barbuda US, UKArgentina EUR, AUSArmenia EURAruba US, EURAustralia AUSAustria EURAzerbaijan EURAzores EUR,AFRBahamas USBahrain UK, AFRBali EURBangladesh EUR, AFRBarbados USBelarus EURBelgium EURBelize USBenin AFRBermuda USBhutan EUR, UKBolivia US, EURBosnia-Herzegovina EURBotswana UK, AFRBrazil US, EURBulgaria EURBrazil US, EURBulgaria EURBurkina EURBurma (Myanmar) UK, AFRBurundi EURCambodia US, EURCameroon EURCanada USCanary Islands EURCape Verde Islands EURCayman Islands USCentral African Republic EURChad EUR, AFRChile EURChina CHINA, EUR, AUSColombia USComoros EURCongo EURCosta Rica USCroatia EURCuba USCuracao US, EURCyprus EUR, UKCzech Republic EURDenmark EURDjibouti EURDominica EUR, UKDominican Republic USEcuador USEgypt EUREl Salvador USEngland UK, AFREritrea EUR, AFREstonia EUREthiopia EUR, AFRFiji AUSFinland EURFrance EURGabon EURGambia UKGeorgia EURGermany EURGhana EUR, UK, AFRGreece EURGreenland EURGrenada EUR, UK, AFRGrenadines EUR, UK, AFRGuadeloupe EURGuam USGuatemala USGuinea EURGuyana USHaiti USHonduras USHong Kong UK, AFRHungary EURIceland EURIndia EUR, AFRIndonesia EURIran EURIraq EUR, UK, AFRIreland UK, AFRIsrael EURItaly EURIvory Coast EURJamaica USJapan USJordan EUR, UKKazakhstan EURKenya EUR, UK, AFRKirghizia EURKorea US, EURKuwait EUR, UK, AFR Country/Region Plug type

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 01Laos US, EURLatvia EURLebanon EURLesotho EUR, AFRLiberia US, UKLibya EUR, AFRLiechtenstein EURLithuania EURLuxembourg EURMacao EUR, AFRMacedonia EURMadagascar EURMalawi UKMalaysia UKMali EURMalta UKMartinique EURMauritania EURMauritius EUR, UK, AFRMexico USMoldova EURMonaco EURMongolia EURMorocco EUR, AFRMozambique EURMyanmar (Burma) UK, AFRNamibia AFRNepal EUR, AFRNetherlands EURNew Zealand AUSNcaragua USNiger EURNigeria UK, AFRNorway EUROman UK, AFRPakistan EUR, AFRPanama USPapua New Guinea AUSParaguay EURPeru US, EURPhilippines US, EURPoland EURPortugal EUR, AFRPuerto Rico USQatar UK, AFR Country/Region Plug typeRomania EURRussian Federation EURRwanda EURSt. Kitts-Nevis UK, AFRSt. Lucia UKSt. Vincent UKSaudi Arabia US, EUR, UKScotland UK, AFRSenegal EURSeychelles UK, AFRSierra Leone UK, AFRSingapore EUR, UK, AFRSlovakia EURSlovenia EURSomalia EURSouth Africa AFRSpain EURSri Lanka AFRSudan EUR, UKSurinam US, EURSwaziland AFRSweden EURSwitzerland EURSyria EURTahiti US, EURTaiwan USTajikistan EURTanzania UK, AFRThailand US, EURTonga US, AUSTrinidad & Tobago US, UKTunisia EURTurkey EURTurkmenistan EURUganda UK, AFRUkraine EURUnited Arab Emirates UK, AFRUnited States USUruguay EURUzbekistan EURVenezuela USVietnam US, EURVirgin Islands USWales UK, AFRWestern Samoa AUSYemen EUR, UK, AFRYugoslavia EURZaire EUR, AFRZambia EUR, UKZimbabwe UK, AFR Country/Region Plug type

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 01CONNECTING OTHER ACCESSORIESAnother connector located at the rear is used to connect to the following accessories: Data cableHeadsetChargerCharger/data cableIn the first three modes, plug in the accessory shown into the rear connector. The fourth mode, employs "double-stacking," whereby the charger plug is connected to the data cable plug before being inserted into the connector.The pedestal should only be cleaned using the dry cloth provided.

6-1No.06 security information06 SECURITY INFORMATIONINTRODUCTIONThis chapter details the security features that prevent unauthorised use of your Vertu phone and SIM card These features are listed under:menu - settings - security settings.Use the SCROLL up key to access the following:> PIN code request> Change of access codes. Change barring password. Change PIN2 code. Change PIN code. Change security code.> Security level> Closed user group.> Call barring service.Some of these features you can change yourself and some require the attention of your service provider.!select!!!!!!!!!!!!!backsecuritysettingsselect!!!!!!!!back!!!!!!!!!!SUMMARYuser codesThese are codes you can change yourself. >PIN code request.>Security code.>PIN code. >Security level.Having both the security code and PIN code security features activated is recommended as it offers the following safeguards in case of theft or misuse:>Prevents unauthorised use of your phone with your own SIM card installed.>Prevents unauthorised use of your phone if a different SIM card is inserted.>Prevents unathorised use of you SIM card in another phone.For setting up a security code see page 6-2, change of access codes. For setting up your PIN code see page 6-2 PIN code request. network codes These codes require the assistance of your service provider. >PIN 2 code.>Call barring service.>Closed user group.>Fixed dialling.>PUK codes.

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02PIN CODE REQUEST(Personal Identification Number). The PIN code protects your SIM card against unauthorised use. The PIN code number is supplied with your SIM card or available from your service provider.By default this security function is disabled. To e n a bl e the code: >Press menu, scroll to settings.>Press select, scroll to security settings.>Press select, scroll to PIN code request.>Press select. >Key in the number as supplied with your SIM card.>Press ok.>Scroll to on.>Press ok>Every time you switch on the phone, your PIN code number is requested.You should now change this to a number of your choice see change PIN code on page 6-3!!!!!!select!!!!!back!!!!!!!!vgPIN!code!off!request!!!!!!!vgEnter!PINcode!****!!ok!!!!!!!!!!!!!back!!!!offon!ok!!!!!!!!!!!!!back!!!!! CHANGE OF ACCESS CODES In this list you can change the following codes:SECURITY CODE(Default setting 12345). This protects your phone from unauthorised use and is also required for the following:>Clearing the contents of your directory.>Restoring factory settings.To change the code:Avoid using access codes similar to the emergency numbers, such as 112, to prevent accidental dialling of the emergency number.>Press menu, scroll to settings.>Press select, scroll to security settings.>Press select, scroll to change of access codes.>Press select to access change security code.>Press select, key in 1,2,3,4,5,>Press ok.>Key in a five figure number of your choice, >Use clear to erase incorrectly entered characters.>Press ok. >Verify this by keying in the number again.>Press ok. >A confirmation message appears.>Keep the new code secret and in a safe place.!!!!!!!select!!!!!!!!back!change!security!add!voice!tag!code!!!!!!!!!ok!!!!!!!!!!!!!clearenter!new!!add!vgcode*****!security!!!!!!!!!ok!!!!!!!!!!!!back!!!verify!new!!!security!code.

6-3No.06 security informationIf you enter an incorrect security code five times in succession, the phone is blocked and will not accept the correct security code for the next five minutes.CHANGE PIN CODEThis protects your SIM card from unauthorised use. This means that your SIM card cannot be used in any other phone without entering the correct PIN code. To change the code:>Press menu, scroll to settings.>Press select, scroll to security settings.>Press select, scroll to change of access codes.>Press select, scroll to change PIN code.>Press select.>Ensure your PIN code request is set to on.( see previous page).>Key in the default number.>Press ok.!!!!!!!!select!!!back!ct!!change!!!!!!PIN!code!!!!!!!!!current!PIN!!add!vg!!codeok!!!!!!!back!****Every time you now switch on your phone the PIN number is required to make the phone operational.PIN 2 CODE PIN2 code is supplied with some SIM cards and is required to access some functions, such as charging unit counters. These functions are only available if your SIM card supports it. contact your service provider for further information.BARRING PASSWORD This is used with the Call barring feature and must be requested from your service provider.PUK CODES(Personal Unblocking Key) This is not a visible security item but will be displayed if you enter an incorrect PIN number three times in succession. SIM card blocked appears followed by enter PUK code.The PUK code is needed to unblock the SIM card and may be supplied with the SIM card. If not, contact your service provider for the code. The PUK2 code, supplied with some SIM cards, is required to change a blocked PIN2 code. If you lose the code, contact your service provider.>Key in a four figure number of your choice. >Press ok. >Verify the number.>Press ok again.PIN!code!!!!!!!!!!ok!!!!!!!!!back!!!!!enter!!new!.!!****!

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02SECURITY LEVELThe security level can be set to phone (default!setting), memory or none. When set to phone, only one SIM card is recognised, if another one is inserted the security code is asked for.When set to memory the security code is required to enter the phone’s directory.To change the level:>Press menu, scroll to settings.>Press select, scroll to security settings.>Press select, scroll to security level.>Press select. >Key in the security code number.>Press ok. security!!!!!!!!!select!!!!!back!!!!!!!!!level!!!!!!!!!!ok!!!!!!!!!!!!clearsecurity!code:!!*****!When you change the security level, all the recent calls lists are cleared.>Scroll to the required setting.>Press ok. !!!!!!!!ok!!!!!!!!!!!!!back!!add!vg!phonememorynone

6-5No.06 security informationCALL BARRING SERVICES(Network service). This allows you to restrict both incoming and outgoing calls. A barring password is required for using this function and is obtainable from your service provider.Select one of the following call restrictions:>outgoing calls!ó!bars all outgoing calls.>international calls!ó!bars all international calls made when in the home country.>international calls except to home country!ó!bars all international calls except calls made to the home country when abroad.>incoming calls!ó!bars all incoming calls.>incoming calls when abroad!ó!bars all incoming calls when abroad.>cancel all barrings!ó!cancels all barring settings.To set up a barring function:>Press menu, scroll to settings.>Press select, scroll to security settings.>Press select and scroll to call barring service.!!!!!!!!!!!select!!!!!back!!!!!call!barring!!!!!!!!!serviceWhen calls are barred, calls may be possible to certain emergency numbers in some networks (e.g. 112 or other official emergency number). >Press select scroll to the required option.>Press select>Press activate and then ok>A confirmation message appears.!!!!!!!select!!!!!!!!back!!!international!calls!!!!!!!!ok!!!!!!!!!!!!!!back!!add!vg!activatecheck!!statuscancelactivate

USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 02CLOSED USER GROUP(Network service). Specifies a group(s) of people who you can call and who can call you.preset ó a list of names you have agreed with the service provider to be included in the group. You may have more than one group.on ó requests the group number, so you can choose which group to use.off ó switches the feature off (default)For more information contact your service provider.FIXED CALLS(Network service). Restricts outgoing calls to selected phone numbers, if supported by your SIM card. To save and edit the numbers on the list, you will need to have the PIN2 code.For more information contact your service provider.

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USER MANUALVERTU DRAFT 01WRITING A MESSAGEWHEN IN THE DAY VIEW MENUWHEN IN A CALLINSERT A NUMBER INTO YOUR MESSAGE>Hold down any numbered key until the number appears.>Resume text message when the cursor re-appears. GO TO THE CURRENT DATE>Press and hold the # PUT CALL ON HOLD/UNHOLD>Press the SEND key.

7-1No.impor tan t safety informationdraftIMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATIONTRAFFIC SAFETY Do not use a hand-held telephone while driving a vehicle. If using a hand-held phone park the vehicle before conversing. Do not place the phone on the passenger seat or where it can break loose in a collision or sudden stop.The use of an alert device to operate a vehicle’s lights or horn on public roads is not permitted. Remember road safety always comes first!OPERATING ENVIRONMENTRemember to follow any special regulations in force in any area and always switch off your phone whenever it is forbidden to use it, or when it may cause interference or danger.When connecting the phone or any accessory to another device, read its user’s guide for detailed safety instructions. Do not connect incompatible products.As with other mobile radio transmitting equipment, users are advised that for the satisfactory operation of the equipment and for the safety of personnel, it is recommended that the equipment should only be used in the normal operating position (held to your ear).ELECTRONIC DEVICESMost modern electronic equipment is shielded from radio frequency (RF) signals. However, certain electronic equipment may not be shielded against the RF signals from your wireless phone.PACEMAKERSPacemaker manufacturers recommend that a minimum separation of 20 cm (6 inches) be maintained between a hand-held wireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential interference with the pacemaker. These recommendations are consistent with the independent research by and recommendations of Wireless Technology Research.Persons with pacemakers:>Should always keep the phone more than 20 cm (6 inches) from their pacemaker when the phone is switched on;>Should not carry the phone in a breast pocket;>Should use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimize the potential for interference.>If you have any reason to suspect that interference is taking place, switch off your phone immediately.HEARING AIDSSome digital wireless phones may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interference, you may want to consult your service provider.OTHER MEDICAL DEVICESOperation of any radio transmitting equipment, including cellular phones, may interfere with the functionality of inadequately protected medical devices. Consult a physician or the manufacturer of the medical device to determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy or if you have any questions.Switch off your phone in health care facilities when any regulations posted in these areas instruct you to do so. Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment that could be sensitive to external RF energy.VEHICLESRF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic systems in motor vehicles (e.g. electronic fuel injection systems, electronic anti-skid (anti-lock) braking systems, electronic speed control systems, air bag systems).

USER MANUALVERTU draftCheck with the manufacturer or its representative regarding your vehicle. You should also consult the manufacturer of any equipment that has been added to your vehicle.Do not store or carry flammable liquids, gases or explosive materials in the same compartment as the phone, its parts or accessories.For vehicles equipped with an air bag, remember that an air bag inflates with great force. Do not place objects, including both installed or portable wireless equipment in the area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. If in-vehicle wireless equipment is improperly installed and the air bag inflates, serious injury could result.AIRCRAFTSwitch off your phone before boarding an aircraft. The use of wireless telephones in an aircraft may be dangerous to the operation of the aircraft, disrupt the wireless telephone network and may be illegal.Failure to observe these instructions may lead to suspension or denial of telephone services to the offender, or legal action or both.POSTED FACILITIESSwitch your phone off in any facility where posted notices so require.POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERESSwitch off your phone when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.Users are advised to switch off the phone when at a refuelling point (service station). Users are reminded of the need to observe restrictions on the use of radio equipment in fuel depots (fuel storage and distribution areas), chemical plants or where blasting operations are in progress.Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are often but not always clearly marked. They include below deck on boats; chemical transfer or storage facilities; vehicles using liquified petroleum gas (such as propane or butane); areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust or metal powders; and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine.RADIO FREQUENCY (RF) SIGNALSYour wireless handheld portable telephone is a low power radio transmitter and receiver. When it is ON, it receives and also sends out radio frequency (RF) signals.In August, 1996, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted RF exposure guidelines with safety levels for handheld wireless phones. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standards peviously set by both U.S and international standards bodies:ANSI C95.1 (1992)*NCRP report 86 (1986)*ICNIRP (1996)*Those standards were based on comprehensive and periodic evaluations of the relevant scientific literature. For example, over 120 scientists, engineers and physicians from universities, government health agencies and industry reviewed the available body of research to develop the ANSI standard (C95.1).The design of your phone complies with the FCC guidelines (and those standards).*American National Standards Institute, National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements; International Commission on Non-Ionising Radiation Protection.

7-3No.specificationsdraftFCC NOTICE − INDUSTRY CANADA NOTICEYour phone may cause TV or radio interference (e.g. when using a telephone in close proximity to receiving equipment). The FCC/Industry Canada can require you to stop using your telephone if such interference cannot be eliminated. If you require assistance, contact your local service facility.This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not cause harmful interference.SPECIFICATIONSDIMENSIONSPOWER MANAGEMENTStainless Gold PlatinumVolume 76cc 76cc 76ccWeight 173g 198g 215gLength 122mm 122mm 122mmWidth 42mm 42mm 42mmThickness 15.5mm 15.5mm 15.5mmCapacity (mAh)Talk time StandbyBLZ-2 950 Up to 6.00hrsUp to 200hrs

USER MANUALVERTU draftWARRANTYVERTU TWO YEAR LIMITED WARRANTYTHIS LIMITED WARRANTY SHALL NEITHER EXCLUDE NOR LIMIT (I) ANY MANDATORY STATUTORY RIGHTS OF THE CUSTOMER OR (II) ANY OF THE CUSTOMER'S RIGHTS AGAINST THE SELLER/DEALER OF THE PRODUCT.VERTU LTD ("VERTU”) warrants that this cellular phone ("Product") is free from defects in material and workmanship, according to the following terms and conditions:1. The Limited Warranty for the Product extends for TWO (2) years beginning on the date of original purchase or delivery of the Product whichever is the later. In case of a change of owner/user, such warranty period shall continue for the remaining part of the twenty-four (24) month period and otherwise remain unaffected. 2. During the period of the Limited Warranty, VERTU will repair, modify or replace, at VERTU's sole option, any defective parts, or any parts that will not properly operate for their intended use with new or refurbished replacement items if such repair or replacement is needed because of product malfunction or failure during normal usage. No charge will be made to the Customer for the repair or replacement of any such parts. VERTU will also pay for the labour charges incurred by VERTU in repairing or replacing the defective parts. The repaired Product will be warranted for the balance of the original warranty period or for ninety (90) days from the date of repair, whichever is longer. This Limited Warranty does not cover damage to or defects in (other than manufacturing defects) appearance, cosmetic, decorative or structural items and any non-operative parts. VERTU's limit of liability under the Limited Warranty shall be the price paid by the Customer for the Product less a reasonable amount for usage. These remedies are the Customer's exclusive remedies for breach of this Limited Warranty.3. Upon request from VERTU, the Customer must prove the date of the original purchase or delivery of the Product by producing a legible and non-modified original certificate of authenticity which clearly indicates the name and address of an authorised retailer, the date and place of purchase/delivery, the product type and the IMEI or serial number of the Product, a bill of sale or a dated receipt which contains the same information. 4. VERTU shall bear the cost of shipping the Product to the location from which the Customer handed over the Product to VERTU (or its representatives) after the completion of service under this Limited Warranty.5. The Customer shall have no coverage or benefits under this Limited Warranty if any of the following conditions are applicable:a) The Product has been subject to abnormal use, abnormal conditions, improper storage, exposure to moisture or dampness, spillage of food or liquid, exposure to chemical agents, unauthorised modifications, unauthorised connections, unauthorised repair, rough handling, misuse, neglect, abuse, accident, alteration, improper installation, or other acts which are not the fault of VERTU, including without limitation damage caused by shipping, deterioration of consumable parts, such as batteries which by their nature have a limited life cycle, and breakage or damage to antennas.b) The Product has been damaged from external causes such as collision with an object, or from fire, flooding, sand, dirt, windstorm, lightning, earthquake or damage from exposure to thermal, environmental or weather conditions, an Act of God, or battery leakage, theft, blown fuse, or improper use of any electrical source, damage caused by computer or internet viruses, bugs, worms, Trojan Horses, cancel bots or damage caused by the connection to other products not recommended for interconnection by VERTU.c) The Customer Service Department at VERTU was not advised by the Customer in writing of the alleged defect or malfunction of the Product within thirty (30) days after the expiration of the applicable warranty period.d) The Product was not returned to VERTU or its authorised retailer within thirty (30) days after the appearance of the defect within the warranty period.e) The Product serial number plate or the accessory data code has been removed, defaced, altered or is illegible.f) The defect or damage was caused by the defective function of the cellular network system or by inadequate signal reception by the external antenna.g) The defect was caused by the Product being used with or connected to an accessory not manufactured and supplied by VERTU or used other than for its intended use.h) The battery was short circuited or the seals of the battery enclosure or cells are broken or show evidence of tampering or the battery was used in equipment other than that for which it has been specified.i) The Product software needs to be updated due to changes in cellular network parameters.

7-5No.warrantydraft6. If a problem develops during the period of the Limited Warranty, the following procedure will apply:a) The Customer shall return the Product to the place of purchase for repair or replacement processing or if this is not convenient because of distance (more than 50 miles) or for other good cause, the Customer may contact the Customer Service Department at VERTU, at the phone number listed below for further instructions.b) The Customer shall bear the costs of transporting the Product to the relevant VERTU service location, with transport and insurance charges prepaid.c) Subject to Clause 6(e), the Customer will be billed for any parts or labour charges not covered by this Limited War r anty. d) VERTU will repair or authorize the repair of the Product under the Limited Warranty within 30 days after receipt of the Product by VERTU or a VERTU authorised service centre, or within an extended period as may be notified by VERTU to Customer due to the nature of the repair ("Timeframe"). If VERTU cannot repair within the timeframe, or after a reasonable number of attempts to repair the same defect, VERTU at its sole option, will provide a replacement Product or refund the purchase price of the Product less a reasonable amount for usage.e) If the Product is returned to the Customer Service Department at VERTU during the period of the Limited Warranty, but the problem with the Product is not covered under the terms and conditions of this Limited Warranty, the Customer will be notified and given an estimate of the charges the Customer must pay to have the Product repaired, with all shipping charges billed to the Customer. If the estimate is refused, the Product will be returned freight collect. If the Product is returned to the Customer Service Department at VERTU after the expiration of the warranty period, VERTU's normal service policies shall apply and the Customer will be responsible for all shipping charges.7.1 TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS STATED IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER CONDITIONS, WARRANTIES OR OTHER TERMS CONCERNING THE SUPPLY OR PURPORTED SUPPLY OF, OR FAILURE TO SUPPLY OR DELAY IN SUPPLYING THE PRODUCT WHICH MIGHT, BUT FOR THE AFFECT OF THIS CLAUSE 7, HAVE EFFECT BETWEEN VERTU AND THE CUSTOMER OR WOULD OTHERWISE BE IMPLIED OR INCORPORATED INTO THIS LIMITED WARRANTY OR ANY COLLATERAL CONTRACT, WHETHER BY STATUE, COMMON LAW OR OTHERWISE, ALL OF WHICH ARE HEREBY EXCLUDED (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED CONDITIONS, WARRANTIES OR OTHER TERMS AS TO SATISFACTORY QUALITY OR FITNESS FOR PURPOSE).7.2 VERTU SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE, WHETHER SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING LOSSES OR DAMAGE (WHETHER SUCH LOSSES OR DAMAGE WERE FORESEEN, FORESEEABLE, KNOWN OR OTHERWISE):a) LOSS OF ANTICIPATED BENEFITS OR PROFITS.b) LOSS OF ACTUAL OR ANTICIPATED SAVINGS.c) PUNITIVE DAMAGES.d) THIRD PARTY CLAIMS.e) LOSS OF USE OF THE PRODUCT OR ANY ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT OR FACILITIES.f) DOWNTIME OR LOSS OF BUSINESS.g) LOSS OF OPPORTUNITY.h) LOSS OF GOODWILL.i) LOSS OF REPUTATION.j) LOSS OF OR DAMAGE TO OR CORRUPTION OF DATA. 7.3 VERTU does not warrant uninterrupted or error free internet or data connections.7.4 VERTU shall not be liable for any delay in rendering service under the Limited Warranty, or loss of use during the period that the Product is being repaired.7.5 VERTU’s total liability in contract, tort (including negligence or breach of statutory duty), misrepresentation or otherwise, arising in connection with the sale of the Product shall be the price paid by the Customer for the Product less a reasonable amount for usage.8. The invalidity or unenforceability of any term or any part of any term of, or any right arising pursuant to, this Limited Warranty shall not affect the validity or enforceability of any other terms or rights or the remainder of any such term or right, which shall continue in full force and effect except for any such invalid or unenforceable provision or part thereof.9. VERTU neither assumes nor authorises any authorised service centre or any other person or entity to assume for it any other obligation or liability beyond that which is expressly provided for in this Limited Warranty including the provider or seller of any extended warranty or service agreement. Any change or amendment to this Limited Warranty requires VERTU’s prior written consent.10. This Limited Warranty represents the whole agreement between the parties relating to the subject matter hereof. 11. This Limited Warranty allocates the risk of failure of the Product between the Customer and VERTU. The allocation is recognized by the Customer and is reflected in the purchase price of the Product.

USER MANUALVERTU draft12. Any action or lawsuit for breach of warranty must be commenced within thirty (30) months following delivery of the Product.13. All warranty information, product features and specifications are subject to change without notice.14. Questions concerning this Limited Warranty may be directed to: Customer Service Department at the following addresses: To contact us from Europe, Middle East or Africa: VERTU LTD.,CUSTOMER SERVICEBEACON HILL ROAD,CHURCH CROOKHAM,HANTS.,GU52 8DY,UNITED KINGDOMTo contact us from the Americas:VERTU LTD.,595 MADISON AVENUE 37TH FLOOR,NEW YORK, NY 10022UNITED STATES OF AMERICATo contact us from Asia Pacific:VERTU LTD.,CUSTOMER SERVICE391B ORCHARD ROAD #24-02/05 NGEE ANN CITYTOWER BSINGAPORE 238874

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