Nokia 5170i User Manual
User Guide
Ke y s Menu Pow e r k e y See p. 6. Scroll keys See p. 7. Emerge ncy 9 key See p. 28. Number keys See p. 1 1. Retractable antenna (pull here to extend) See p. 15. Earpiece See p. 16. Screen Current function of Navi⢠key Case key See p. 12. Navi⢠key See p. 6. Clear key See p. 7. V oice mail key See p. 26. Special characters key See p. 1 1.
Indicators and icons Acti ve c all - A c all is in prog ress . Al arm - The alarm clock is set. Ke y g u a rd - K eygua rd is on. Y our phone will not accept any key presses. T o t urn it off, press Unlo ck , the n . Lett er mo de (lo wer ca se) - Ch aracters entered will be low e r case l etters. T o switc h to upper case le t ter mode, pre ss . T o switch to number m ode, pres s and hold . Lett er mod e (uppe r case) - Ch aracters entered w ill be upper c ase lette rs . To switch to lower ca s e lette r mode, press . Numbe r mode - Cha racter s enter ed will b e numb ers. (Wh en ente ring letters , s witch to number mode by pressing and holdin g .) Roamin g - Y our phone is roaming outside its home system . Silen t tone s - Tones ar e set to Silen t . (T one s are turned off.) Specia l char acters - Highlig ht a spe cial characte r , th en press Inse rt . (While entering letters, to switch to this mode, press .) T ext entr y (t radit ional) - The phone is ready for you to enter text. T ext ent ry (p redi ctive, lower case ) - The phone is re ady for you to enter lower case letters in the predict ive text input mode. T ext entr y (p red ict ive, se ntenc e case) - The phone is re ady for you to enter lette rs in the predictive t e xt in put mode. The first le t te r of the first w ord in eac h sentence will be upp er cas e. T ext message - Y ou h ave one or m ore new text m essa ges. V o ice messa ge - Y ou have one or more new voice m essages. T o call your v oicemail box, press and hold .
i Conte nts 1. For your safety 1 FCC/Indu s try Canada No t ice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Using this Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2. Battery in stallation and charging 3 Attaching th e battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Battery charging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Removing the battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Important battery i nformation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 3. About the phone, keys and menu 6 P ower key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Nokia Navi⢠key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Start scr een . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Scroll keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Clear key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Extern al antenna jack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Entering letters an d numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 Special ch aracters in names . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Special ch aracters in phone nu mbers . . . . 12 K eygu ard (locking the keypad) . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 4. Basic func tions 1 5 T urnin g the phone on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 T urnin g the phone off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 About the a ntenna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Checking s ignal s t ren gth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Making a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 V olume a djustme nt (earpiece) . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Muting the microphon e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Ending a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Last number redial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
ii Saving a n ame a nd n umber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Finding a name an d number . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Answer ing a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Silencing an in coming call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 5. Phone book 1 9 Saving n a mes and nu mbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Saving e mail addresses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Finding n ames and numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Editi ng names a nd numbe rs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 Erasing n ames and numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 Finding you r own nu mber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 Scrolling vie w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 Checking a vailable m emory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 6. Settings 2 2 Automatic r edial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Langu age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 T ones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Quick aler t settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 V oice mailbox number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 We lcome note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 7. Emergency calls 2 7 Emergen c y key 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 8. Ad vanced f unction s 2 9 Network f eature setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Adding feature activation c odes to the m enu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Adding feature c a ncellation codes to the m enu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 In-ca ll menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Making/re c e iving multiple calls . . . . . . . . . . . 30
iii Calling cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 Call f orwarding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 V oice privacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 1-touch dialing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Choosing your phon e number (NAM sele ction) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Send own caller ID with ne xt call . . . . . . . . . 36 NAM upda te . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 System s el ection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Anykey ans wer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Automatic a nswer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 T ouch tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Downloadable rin ging tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 Restor e factory settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 9. Call log 4 2 Missed calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Received ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Dialed ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Cleari ng call lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Call tim ers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 10 . Vo i c e m e s s a g e s 45 Saving your voice mailbox n umber . . . . . . . . 45 Listen ing to ne w voice mess ages . . . . . . . . . . 45 Calling your voice mailbox at any time . . . . . 46 1 1. Mobile mess ages 4 7 About mobile messa ges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Receiving a m obile message. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Creating, addressing, and sen ding a n umber only message50 Crea t i ng a te xt message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 1 Address ing a text mess a ge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Entering text into a m essage . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
iv Send ing a mess age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Resen ding a mess age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Forwarding a me ssage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Erasing m essages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 12. Extra features 6 1 Alarm clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1 Game s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 13. Security features 6 3 Access code s overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Lock code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Security code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Restri cting calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Phone lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 14. Accessor ies 6 8 Nokia Xpress-on⢠color covers . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Batterie s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 0 Charger s and other accessories . . . . . . . . . . . 72 15. Reference information 7 6 Importa nt safety in formation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Emergen c y ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Radio frequency (RF) signals . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 Care and mainten ance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 1 16. T e chnical informatio n 8 2 17. No kia One-Y ear Limi ted W arra nty 8 3 18. Index 8 7
1 1. For your safety Read these simple guidelines before using your phone. F ailur e to comply with these guidelines may be dangerous or illegal. Roa d Safety Comes Fir st DonâÂÂt use a hand-held phone while driving; park the vehic le first. Switc h Of f In Hosp itals Follow any regulations or rules. Switch phone off near medical equipment. Swit ch Off On Aircraf t Wireless phones can cause interference. Using t hem on aircraft is illegal. Switc h Of f When Re fueli ng DonâÂÂt use phone at a refueling point. DonâÂÂt use n e ar fuel or chemicals. Switc h Of f Near Blas ting Do not use the phone where blasting is in progress. Obse rve res trict ions, and foll ow any regulat ions or rules . Int erfer ence All wireless phones may get interference which could affect performance. Use Sen sibly Use only in the normal pos ition (to ear). DonâÂÂt touch th e antenna unnecessarily . Quali fied Serv ice Only qualified service personnel must install or repair equipment. Acce ssor ies and Batt erie s Use only approved acce ssories and batteries. Do not connect incompatible products.
2 FCC/Industry Canada Notice Y ou r phone may cause TV or radio interferenc e (f o r e xample, when using a tele phone in c los e prox imity to rec eiving equipment). The FCC or Industry Canada can re quire you t o stop using your telephone if such interference cannot be eliminate d. If you re quire assista nce, conta ct your loca l service facility . This devic e co mplie s wit h part 1 5 of the FC C rul es. Opera tio n is subjec t to the condition that this de vice does not cause harmful inte rference. Using this Guide The wireless phone described in t his guide is approved for use in CDMA 190 0 networks. Networ k services A number of feat ures included in th is guid e are called netw ork services . They ar e sp ecial services provided by wireless servi ce provide rs. Be fore you can ta ke adva ntage of any of these network s ervices, yo u must subs cribe to the s ervice(s ) from your home se rvice provider and obtain instruc tions for the ir use. Updat es The latest v ersio n of this OwnerâÂÂs Manual m a y be found on NokiaâÂÂs W orld Wide Web site at ww w .no kiaUS A.com .
3 2. Battery installation and cha rging Before you ca n use your new ph one, you nee d to att a ch a nd charge the ba t tery . Attaching the batter y T o attach the battery , place it on the back of the phone as shown and slide it t oward the top of the phone until it c licks into place. Batter y charging Several rechargeable batte ries are available for u s e in your phone. Note that a new NiMH batteryâÂÂs full performanc e is achieved on ly after tw o or three c omplete charge and di sc ha rg e c yc le s ( se e â Charging time s â on page 7 1 ). How to charge your ba ttery Connect the lead from t he charger to the bottom of your phone or to a charging stand. Then plug the charger into a standard wall outle t. When the b a t tery is cha rging, the battery s trengt h indicator on the right side of the screen s crolls upwards. Note: Whe n you charge the batte ry for the firs t t ime, the battery stren gth indicator will not scroll the ent ire time; th is is normal.
4 Pro blem s ch argin g If your phone displays Not ch argi ng , charging is suspended. Check that the battery is con n ected t o an appro ved charging device. If the ba ttery is very hot or cold, wait for a w hile; chargin g will auto matically re sume after the batte ry is restored to its normal ope ratin g state. If ch arging still fails , contac t your deal er . Wh en is char ging complet e? When th e battery strength indicator stops scro l ling, your phone is c onsidered fully charged. However , a slig ht in crease in ch arge may occur if yo u leav e your phone c onnected to the charger . If you ch a rg e the batt ery while the phone is turned off, the ch arge bars on the right s ide of the display will eventually disappear on c e a full charge has occurred. No te: I f you a re usi n g a lithi um ion bat tery , cont inue to char ge it for two hours after the indicator has stopped sc rolling to retain âÂÂtrickle chargeâ . When is a good time to char ge? Y ou can charg e anyti me, but remember th at w hen your phone displays Batter y low , you only have a couple of minutes of talk t ime left. Can I m ake ca lls whil e chargi ng? Y e s , bu t your battery may not charge du ring a call. Charging should res ume once you end th e call. Discha rging Ni MH batt eries For good operation times, discharge NiMH batterie s from time to t ime by le avin g yo ur ph one s witc hed on un til it tur ns itself off (o r by using th e b attery discharg e facili ty of any a pproved accessory available for your ph one). Do not attempt to discharge the batt e ry by an y other means.
5 Removing the battery Note: Switch off the phone before removing the battery! 1 Press and hold the button at the top of the battery . 2 Slide the ba ttery toward the bottom of the phone. 3 Lift the battery off the phone. Important battery information ⢠The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times but it will eventually wear out. When the operating time (talk time and standby time) is noticeably shorter than normal, it i s time to buy a new battery . ⢠Use only batteries approved by the phone manufacturer and recharge your battery only with the chargers appr oved by the ma n u f ac t ur e r . Wh en a c ha r ge r i s n o t i n u s e , d i sc o nn e ct i t f r o m t h e power so urce. Do not le ave the batte ry conne cted t o a charger fo r lon ger t han a we ek, si nce o ver cha rgi ng m ay shorte n its life . If left un us ed a f ully char ged bat t er y wil l disc har ge it s elf ov er time . ⢠T emperat ur e extremes will affect the ability of your battery to charge: allow it to cool down or warm up first. ⢠Use the battery only for its intended purpose. ⢠Never use any char ger or battery which is damaged or worn out. ⢠Do not short circuit the battery . Accidental s hor t circuiting can occur when a metallic object (coin, clip, or pen) causes direct connection of the and - terminals of the battery (metal strips on the back of the bat tery), for example when you carry a spare battery in your pocket or purse. Shor t circuiting the terminals may damage the battery or the connect ing object. ⢠Leaving the batte ry in hot or cold places , such as in a clos ed car in summer or winter conditions, will reduce the capacity and lifetime of the batter y . Always try to keep the battery bet ween 59ú F and 77ú F (15ú C and 25ú C). A phone with a hot or cold battery may temporarily not wor k, even when the battery is fully charged. NiMH batteriesâ performance is particularly limited in temperatures below 14ú F (-1 0ú C). Li-Ion batteriesâ per formance is particularly limited in temperatures below 32ú F (0ú C) . ⢠Do not dispose of batteries in a fire! ⢠Di sp ose of u sed ba tteri es in a ccor dan ce wit h an y loc al r egu lati ons .
6 3. Abou t the phon e, keys and menu Power k ey Y ou ca n use t he pow er key to : ⢠turn the ph one on or off (p ress and hold ) ⢠turn the phoneâÂÂs lights on for 3 0 seconds ⢠selec t a quic k alert se ttin g (s ee page 25 ) (if K eyg uard is off and the phone is not connected to a h eadset or other handsfre e device.) For more information on Keyguard, see âÂÂK eyguard (lock ing the keyp a d)â on page 13. No kia N avi⢠ke y Y ou r phoneâÂÂs Nav i⢠ke y appears below the screen. Its current function is indicated by the word that appears above it (for example, Menu ). S imply press the Navi⢠key to perform the function. Throughout this gu ide, when y ou see â press Menu ,â âÂÂpr ess List en ,â et c., pres s the N avi⢠key when that wo rd ap pears above it. Start sc reen The st art scr een appears when y ou first tu rn on your ph one. Me nu appea rs above the N avi⢠key so you can access your phoneâÂÂs menu. Several features c a n be used o nly when the phone i s at th e st art scre en. T o get to the s tart screen, press and hold for a secon d. (I f ther e are char act ers o n t he scre en thi s c lear s th e c harac ters, then y ou must pre ss and hold a gain.)
7 Scroll keys The scroll k eys are located to the right of th e Navi⢠key . Us e the scro ll keys to: ⢠browse menus ⢠move the cu rsor (see page 1 1) to the ri ght or the le ft ⢠adjust th e earpie ce volume while in a call ⢠access your phone book (press from the start screen) ⢠acces s the di aled cal ls list ( press from th e start scr een) For more information about the start screen, see âÂÂMe nuâ on page 8. Clear key Use t he cle ar key to : ⢠del ete a character t o the left of the cursor ⢠clear all characte rs from the screen (pre ss and hold) ⢠ret urn to the pre vious me nu level ⢠return from the menu to t he start screen (press and hold) ⢠access t he in-call m enu while i n a cal l (see âÂÂIn-call me nuâ on p age 2 9) Lights T o turn your phon eâÂÂs lights on for 30 seconds: ⢠if K eygu ard is off, press any ke y ⢠if Keygu a rd is on, p ress th e key b riefly For information about cont rolling your ph oneâÂÂs lights wh en the pho ne is connected to a h andsfree device, see page 23. External antenna jack At the back of th e p hone, below the antenn a, there is a con - nector for an extern al antenna. The connector may b e p rotected by a rubber cap. Remove the cap before connecting an external antenna . After removi ng the anten na, replac e the cap. Warning: K eep th e c ap out of the reach of small children.
8 Menu Using your phoneâ s m enu you c an easily a ccess the many powerful features in your phone. Scr oll b ar When you us e your phoneâÂÂs menu, a scroll bar appears at the far right of the screen . This bar in dica tes wh ere y ou are i n th e menu; each tab location on the bar represents a diffe re nt me nu item. Fo r exa mple, press Men u once. The scroll bar appe ars with the first (top) tab displayed. A diffe rent tab appears each time y ou press or . Help te xt Many me nu items have brief help text. T o view the help text, scroll to the me nu item and wait for approximate ly 1 0 s econ ds for the text to appe ar . Press Mor e or to s ee the n ext page of text, to see the previous page , or to return t o the men u.
9 Menu s hortcu ts When you sele ct a menu it e m , numb e rs appear on the screen above th e scroll bar . If you become familiar w ith these n umbers, y ou can u s e th em as shortcu ts for accessing diffe re nt m enu items. For exampl e, to ac cess th e Ph one s etti ngs menu, you can simpl y press Menu 4 2. Th e pho ne di splay s th e fir st i tem in tha t menu, T ouc h ton es . Note: (1) Menu items in your phone vary depending on the netwo rk and accessories us ed. (2) This is not a complete lis t; see entries abou t individual fe atures for more information. 1 Pho ne b o o k 11 Search 12 Add new 13 Edit 14 E-mail 15 Opt ions 15 1 Scrolling view 152 Memory status 16 1-touch dialing 17 Erase 17 1 One by one 172 Erase all 18 Own n um ber 2 Messages 21 T ext mess ages 2 1 1 Write new O 2 1 2 Inbox 2 1 3 O utbox O 21 4 S a v e d 21 5 E r a s e 22 V o ice me s sag es 22 1 Listen to voice messages 222 V o ice mailbox number 23 Wel c om e no t e 3 Ca ll log 31 Missed c alls 32 Re ceived ca lls 33 Dial ed calls 34 Clea r call lists 34 1 All 342 Missed 343 Received 344 Dialed 35 Call ti mers 35 1 Last call 352 All calls 353 Life timer 354 Clear timers
10 4 Setti ngs 41 Call settin gs 4 1 1 Emergency ke y 9 4 12 Automatic redial 4 13 Calling card 4 14 Automatic answer A 4 15 Anykey answer 42 Phone settings 42 1 T ouch t ones 422 Restore factory s ettings 423 Language 424 Lights A 43 Security settings 43 1 Restrict c alls 432 Access codes 44 Network services 44 1 V o ice privacy O 442 Call forwarding M 443 Call waiting M 444 Send caller ID M 44 5 N etwo rk fea tur e s ett in g 446 NAM selection 447 NAM update O 5S y s t e m (Depends on s ervice pro vider; any of the follo wing it ems may appear .) <carrierâÂÂs n ame> Automa tic Automa tic A Automa tic B Home only Analog 6G a m e s 61 Memory 62 Snake 63 Logic 7C l o c k 71 Alarm clock 72 Cloc k settings 72 1 Display/Hide clock 722 Time settings 723 Time format 8 Tones 81 Ringing opt ions 81 1 R i n g 81 2 A s c e n d i n g 8 13 Ring once 8 14 Beep once 81 5 S i l e n t 82 Ringing tone 83 Rin ging volume 83 1 Level 1 832 Level 2 833 Level 3 834 Level 4 835 Level 5 84 Message al ert tone 84 1 No ton e 842 Standard 843 Special 844 Beep onc e 845 Long & loud 85 Keyp a d tones 85 1 Of f 852 Level 1 853 Level 2 854 Level 3 86 Warning and game to nes 86 1 On 862 Of f 9K e y g u a r d A Depends on accessory; see entry for t his feature M Must be added to t he menu manually; see âÂÂN etwork f eature set tingâ on page 29 O Depends on network or operator
11 Entering letters and numbers Cu rso r The cu rsor is a blinking vertical line that appears on the scr een when you are ent erin g te xt or n umbe rs. Charac ters you enter appear t o the right of the cu rsor . Press to delete the cha racter to the left of t he cursor . Us e and to mov e the curs or to the right or left. ABC mod e When your phone is re ady for you to enter text , suc h as a name or m essage, it switches to ABC mode . The icon shows t hat it is in ABC mo de . When is display ed, you c an enter the se cha racters by pressing the indic a t ed key repeatedly: Note: Aft e r you enter a character , press do wn on the scroll key to move the curs or o v er quickly . K ey Charac t er s K ey Charac ters 1 . , â ? ! - 1 7 PQRS7 2A B C 2 8T U V 8 3 DEF3 9 WXYZ9 4G H I 4 0s p a c e , 0 5 JKL5 See âÂÂSpecial charac ters in namesâ on page 12. 6 MNO6 Change s letter case, swi tche s be twee n letters and num be rs
12 Chang ing l etter c ase Press the key (t he Case key , s hown on the phone diagram on this guideâÂÂs inside front cover) to swit ch b e twe e n upper- and lowe r-case letters . The icon switc hes to to indicate that you a re using lower case . Ente ring nu mbers T o en ter numbers while in AB C mode, you can: ⢠press and hold th e c orresponding k ey until th e numb er appears, or ⢠swi tch bet ween ABC mode an d num ber mode by p re ssin g and holding . Spe cia l char acter s in na mes In ABC mode you can press (the Special ch aracters key , shown on the phone diagram on this gu i de â s inside front cover) to view the special c haracters below . Y ou can us e these characters when saving names in your phone book . Simply press or to highlight the one you want, then pres s Use . . , ? @ ! : ; - # * ( ) â â _ & $ ã % / > ÿ á ç = [ ] ÃÂ¥ Tip: T o choose a character that appears n ear the e nd of the list, im mediately press to go to the end of the list. Spe cia l char acter s in p hone n umber s Y ou ca n use spe cial c hara cte rs t o dial or sa ve phon e numbe rs of autom ated servic es suc h as bank acco unt informati on. When e ntering numbers , press repeatedly unt il you see the ch aracter you want. Character Use * This character is used to re quest servic e s from th e network. Co ntact your s ervice provide r for details. This character is not c urrently us ed.
13 Keyguard (locking the keypad) Using the Keyguard feature you ca n âÂÂloc kâ you r phon eâÂÂs keypad so th at accide ntal keypre sses have no effe ct. This is ha ndy w hen your ph one is in a pocket or purse . Note: Keyguard is not a s e curity fe ature and will n ot prevent unauthorize d use of your phone. T o lock the keys Press Menu 9 or Me nu . T o unlock the keys Press Unlo ck . p This charac ter creat es a pa use . Digi ts to the right of t he p are sent as to uch tones after a 2. 5-s econd paus e. Us e this chara cter to save phone nu mbers of au tomated service s that require you to enter a password or oth er information after the call is answere d. For exam ple, if your vo ice ma il number a t work is 555-12 1 2 and you nee d to enter your ex tension (123 4) and then a password ( 5678) in orde r to liste n to your messages, you could save this phon e num b e r as 555 12 12p 1234p5678 . w This ch aracter creates a wai t . It works sim ilarly to the pause charac ter except tha t digits to the right of the w are not s ent until you press Sen d . Character Use
14 Notes about K eyguard ⢠When Keyguard is on , th e only w ay to answer a call is to press Answe r . Once t he call is t erminated , keyguard is reac tivated. ⢠When K eyguard is on, pre ss the power key briefly to t urn your phoneâÂÂs lights on for 30 seconds. ⢠When K eyguard is on, c alls may be possible to the emergency number programmed into y our phone (e.g. 9 1 1 or other of ficia l emergency num b er ). However , one-key emergen cy dialing (âÂÂthe 9 keyâÂÂ) does not ope rate. Note : When Keyguard is active , the only way to make a n eme rgen c y call is to d ial th e em ergen cy number , th en press Call . ⢠K eyguard is automatic ally turned off w hen the phone is connecte d to a handsfree device. Once th e phone is di sco nne cte d f rom the han dsfr ee dev ice , keygu ard i s reac tivated.
15 4. Basic functions Turning the p hone on Press and hold for one second. Note: Pressing briefly turns your phoneâÂÂs lights on for fifteen seco nds. If the phone asks for a lock code, see âÂÂLock codeâ on page 63. If the phone asks for a se c urity code, see âÂÂSecurity cod e â on page 63. W ARNING! Do not switc h on the phone whe n wireless phone use is p rohibited or when i t may cause inter ference or dang er . T urning the phone off If K eygu ard is off, press and h old for one second. T o deactiva te K eygu ard, press Unlo ck . About the antenna Y our Nokia phone has a retrac table anten na. For best performance, fully extend t he antenna during u se. Normal position Hold the phone as you would any othe r telephon e, with the antenna po inted up and ov er your shoulder . Tips on effici ent oper ation As with any oth er radio transmitting de vice, do not touch th e anten n a u nnece ssarily when the p hon e is swit ched o n. Contac t with the antenna affect s call quality and may cause the phon e to o perate at a higher power level th an otherwise neede d. Checking signal str ength Y ou r phone operates on radio wa v es. Radio signal coverage is mainta ined by a wi reless netw ork, and the quality of calls on your phon e depe nds on the strength of the wireless radio sig na l.
16 Get a strong signal When you are at th e start sc reen or in a call, t he strength of the radio signal is in dicated by the sig nal stren gth i nd icat or on t he left side o f your phoneâÂÂs s creen. This in dicator scrolls up and down as the si gnal st rengt h increase s and decrease s. T o improv e y our phone â s re ception , t ry moving your phone slightly . If youâÂÂre ins ide a buildin g, move toward a window . Making a ca ll 1 Enter the are a code and phone number . ( Menu chan ges to Call .) 2 Press Call and wait for the other party to answer . Volume adjustment (earpiece) T o adju st th e earpi ece vo lume , pre ss or dur ing a cal l. If an a ccessor y with its own l oudspeaker is connec ted to your phone, the scroll ke ys adjust t he volu me for that acce ssory . Muting the microphone When yo u are in a call, you can mut e t he phoneâ s micr ophone by pressing , pressing Options , and selecting Mut e . T o unm ute th e micro pho ne, p ress , p ress Options , an d sel ect Unmute . For more informat ion, see âÂÂI n-call me nuâ on page 29. Ending a c all Press End . D uring the call, if you e ntered a ny chara cters (for example, if you e ntered a few numbers to c ommunic a t e with a n automate d attend a nt), th e chara cters will re main on t he sc ree n. To cl ear th em, pres s and hold .
17 Last number redial The l as t 1 0 numbe rs you dial ed are sto red i n the di ale d calls list. Us e this list to redia l a number you have ca lled rece ntly . 1 Fro m the st art sc reen, pre ss to access th e dialed calls lis t. 2 Scroll to th e desired number . 3 Press Call . Saving a name and number See âÂÂSaving names and n umbersâ o n page 19 . Finding a name and nu mber 1 Press to access y our phone book. 2 Scroll to the numb er you want . (T o s kip ahead quickly in the lis t, press th e numb er key that correspo nds to the first lette r of the name . For examp le, if you w ant to call your friend Katy , press the 5 k ey twice, quick ly ; once for the le tter j, and on ce for the letter k .) 3 Press Call . For othe r ways to find names and number s, see â Finding names and numbe rsâ on page 20. Answering a call When someon e c alls, the phon e alerts you (see âÂÂT onesâ on page 23) and Call fla she s on th e sc ree n. To ans wer the call, pre ss any key exc ept . Silencing an incoming call T o si lenc e the ri ngin g of th e in comi ng ca ll, pr ess brie fl y . Y ou can stil l a nswer the ca ll if Cal l or t he n ame of the person is still fla shing on y our screen. Note: To preven t accidental answ e ring when the phone is in a pocket or purse, the phone will not answer the call if you press the key for longer than one second. For information on setting you r phone to answer in coming calls a utomatically , see âÂÂAnyk ey answerâ on pa ge 39.
18 Cal ler ID Caller ID is a network servic e that display s the phone n umber of the pers on calling y ou, if it is available. Check with your service provider for details. If the caller can be identified, the phone displays t he cal ler's phone n umber and call ing . If the number m a tch es a name saved in your phon e book, the name is displayed instea d. How ever , if the last seven digits o f th e phon e num ber ma tch more t han o ne nam e in the phone book, only the phone num be r is displayed.
19 5. Phon e book For conv enient and easy dialing, yo u can sa ve 99 phon e numbers and assoc iated names i n your phone. Saving names and numbers Saving a name and number is eas y! Ju st enter the pho ne numb er , p ress or , then press Save . En ter a nam e if you wi sh, th en pre ss OK . Saving a number qui c kly T o save a number quickly , enter the phone numb e r , press or , then press and ho ld Sav e . Th e number is s aved to your ph one book and yo u can add a name to it later (see âÂÂEditing names and n umbersâ on page 2 1 ). Saving a name an d number while i n a call T o save a name and n umber while in a ca ll, press O ptions , scroll to Ph one bo ok , scroll to Add new , enter a number and name if y ou like , an d press OK . Not es a bou t sa vi ng na mes ⢠A na me may app ear o nl y once i n me mory . If y ou tr y to save a name that already e xists in memory , the phone ask s if you w ant to repla ce the exi sting name . ⢠If you try to save a phone nu mber and your ph one book is full, you are give n the option to replace an e xisting entry . Scroll to the entry you w ant to re pla c e and press OK , or press to cancel. Saving email addresses Y ou can ass ociate a n em ail ad dress w ith each entry i n yo ur phone bo ok. Later , when addre ss ing a te xt mess age, you can quickly enter the email address by selectin g a name in your phone book . (The abilit y to send a te xt message dep e nds on th e arran gement you mak e wit h you r serv ice pr ovide r .)
20 T o s ave an email address, press Menu 1 4 ( Phone book - E-mai l ). P res s Se lect . Scroll to a ph one book entry . Press Edit e- mail . E nter th e em ail addr ess, t hen p ress OK . The presence of an email symbol ( @ ) in the top right corner of the sc reen indicat es that an email addres s is associate d wi th the sele cted en tr y . Finding names and numbers There are seve ral way s to find na mes and nu mbers in y our phone book. From the start sc reen Press to access your phon e book, then scroll to th e des ired name/ number . Ti p : Y ou can a lso press the number key that corresponds to the first let ter of the n a m e. (T o skip ahea d quickly in the list, press the number key that c orrespond s to the first le tter of the name. For ex a m ple, if you want to call y our friend Katy , pre ss the 5 key twice, quickly ; once for the letter j, and on ce for the letter k.) The first matching en try is displayed at the top o f the screen. Usi ng the Phone book menu Press Menu 1 1, enter the first few letters of the name, then press OK . Y ou r phone display s the first matching entry a t the top of the scre en. Whil e perfo r m i ng other fu nctions Say you wa nt to forward you r phone calls to a number that is sa ved in your phone book. When you are prom pted to ente r the phone number , y ou can find it ins te adâ s imply pre ss Sear ch to access y our phone book.
21 Editing names and numbers T o edit phone bo ok entries, p re ss Men u 1 3 , scroll to t he entry y ou wa nt to edit, then pres s Edit . Ed it the nam e and nu mber as need ed. Erasing names and numbers Use Me nu 1 7 to e rase entri e s from your phone book. One by o ne lets y ou select one entry at a tim e to be er a se d. Erase al l erases your entire p hone book (you are re quired to enter y our security code first). Finding your own number Use Me nu 1 8 t o view you r phoneâÂÂs num ber . Scrolling view Use Me nu 1 5 1 to choose a s crolling view for your phone book ( Na me list , Na me num ber , or Na me only ). Tip: If youâ re viewing y our phone book and scrollin g view is se t to Na me list or Na me o nly , you can view th e phone number as soci ated wi th a name b y pre ssi ng and holding . Checki ng available memory Use Men u 1 5 2 t o see how many memory l ocations a re free and how many a re being used. (Each me mory location holds one phon e num ber and associated name.)
22 6. Settings This section describes some phone settings that allow you t o customize you r phone to suit y ou r preferences and that you probably won â t change v ery often. Automatic r e dial Use Me nu 4 1 2 to turn th is featu r e on or off. W hen this feature is on and the wireless network is busy , your phone redials a numbe r up to three ti mes. This feature does not redial to a bu s y phon e numb er . T o stop the c all attempts , press Quit or . Clock Y ou r phone ha s an inte rnal clock that can be d is played o n the start screen. If you re move the batte ry for longer than a couple o f seconds, t he time is lost. The next time you turn on the phone, you will be a s ked to enter th e time. Se ttin g t he ti me u sing th e net work T o set th e t ime on you r pho ne using the networ k (the de faul t setting), use Menu 7 2 2 1. If yo ur p hone is unable t o get t h e time from the netw ork, you are prompted to enter the ti me manually . (For example, your phone may not be able to ge t the time from the net work if you don âÂÂt have digital cove rage. ) Set ting th e tim e ma nuall y Use Me nu 7 2 2 2 to en ter the current tim e. Use two digits for both hou rs and minutes ( for example , ent e r 1:30 as 0 130 ). If the clockâ s time form at is set to am/pm , you are asked to choose am or pm . Note: Pressing does not work on this screen. I f you make a mistake, re-enter all four digits.
23 Sel ectin g tim e form at Use Me nu 7 2 3 to set the clockâÂÂs format to am/pm or 24- hour . Disp laying or hi ding t he clock Press Men u 7 2 1 t o display the clock on the phoneâÂÂs screen if it is currently hidde n, or vice versa. When the cl oc k is displayed and the time format is set to am/pm , a black square appe ars next t o the ti me indi cati ng a.m. or p.m. Language Use Me nu 4 2 3 to set the langua ge of your phoneâÂÂs screen. Y ou can choo s e from English, Fre nch, Spanish, P ortuguese, and Hebrew . The shortc ut for choosing English is t o press Menu 42 3 1 . Lights If youâÂÂr e usin g yo u r phon e with a han dsfree d evice, your phoneâ s lights turn o n and remain on automatically . Use Me nu 4 2 4 to set your phoneâÂÂs lights to Auto matic (aft er 30 sec o n ds, the lights turn off until the next key is pressed, phone rings, etc.). For information about turn ing your phoneâÂÂs lights on at any time, see page 7. Tones Use Menu 8, T ones, to ch ang e t h e six sound settings in your phon e: ring ing optio n, ring ing to ne, ringi ng volu me, messa ge aler t tone , key pad ton es, and wa rnin g and ga me ton es. Using the qu ick alert settings feature (se e page 25) you can select a fixed co mbination of t he se settings to suit your current environmen t. 03:15 03:15 (a.m.) (p.m.)
24 Ri nging opti on Use Menu 8 1 to tell your phon e how to notify you th at you have a call . Note : I f you ch oose Beep onc e or Sile nt , the al arm clock only sounds a qu iet beep. Ring The ph one rings normally us ing the curren tly selected ringing tone . Asc endi ng The ph one rings using the c urrently sele c ted ringing tone . Th e ring ing volume sta rts low and incre ases to selecte d volume with s ucce ssive rings. Ring o nce The pho ne ring s once usi n g the cu rrentl y select ed ringing tone . Beep on ce The phone beeps once. Sile nt T he pho ne m akes n o so und wh en yo u rec eive a call . The icon a p pe ars on the start scree n. Ringi ng tone If your ringing option is set to Ring once , your phone plays a ringing tone whe n someone calls you. Use Menu 8 2 to ch oo se one of 40 ringing tones . Scroll to a tone to hear how it sounds. Note: I f the ringing option is set to Sile nt or Beep onc e , the phone wonâÂÂt play sample tones. Rin gi ng vo lume Use Menu 8 3 to control th e volume of your phoneâÂÂs ringing and of message alert tones. Me ssa ge ale rt tone Use Menu 8 4 to ch oo se th e ton e p l a yed when yo u re ceive a mobile m essage. Scroll to a tone to hear ho w it so unds. Keypad tones Use Menu 8 5 to adju st the volume of the tones yo ur phone mak es whe n you pres s its ke ys.
25 War ning an d gam e tone s Use Menu 8 6 to turn y our phoneâÂÂs warning and game tones on or off. W arning t ones are created by events such as confirmations, errors, power on, batte ry low , and recharge battery . Vibr ating aler t If a vib rating ba ttery is a ttache d to you r phone , it w ill vibra te when you receive a voice call, even if th e ringing option is set to Sile nt . Note : Th e batt e r y does not vibrat e whi le your ph one is conne cted to ( or pl aced in ) a char ging d evi ce or co nnec ted to a ha ndsf ree devi ce. Quic k ale rt set tings Y ou can q uickly adjust you r phon eâÂÂs sound se ttings whe n you go into a meeting, go outdoors, etc. To choose a quick alert setting, briefly press , scroll to the setting y ou want, then press OK . Note: Y ou ca n only acc e ss your p honeâÂÂs quick al e rt sett ings from the start screen . Tip: Instead of using the scroll keys, you c an press rep eatedly to scro ll th rough this menu. Afte r yo u rea ch the set ting you wa nt, press and ho ld . Note : If yo u choos e Sile nt or Quie t , th e al a rm clock only sounds a quiet beep. Norm al Y our ph one uses the se ttings yo u made in Me nu 8, To n e s . Sile nt A ll sound is turned off in y our phone. The ico n appears on the start sc reen. Quie t Y our pho ne beeps once when you receive a call or mobile m ess age. Other tones are turne d off. Loud Y our ph one rings lou dly . K ey pad tones, me ssage alert tone, an d warning tones are also loud.
26 Headse t Y o ur phone aut omatic a lly s elects this when it is conne cted to a headset . Y our phone remembers an y changes you ma ke to settin gs in Menu 8, T ones , a nd u ses t hem t he next time yo u connect the phon e to a he adset. Handsfree Y o ur phone autom atically selects this when it is conn ected to a hand sfree dev ice. Y our pho ne remembers any ch anges you make to sett ing s in Me nu 8, T one s , and uses them the next time you connect the phon e to the device. No te: I f the Silent , Qui et , or Loud qui ck aler t sett ing is c hose n and yo u ch ange a sett ing in Menu 8, T ones , your phone switche s the current quic k alert setting to Normal . T o return to t he st art sc reen, press . Voice mailbox n umber If you h ave a voic e ma il sub scr iptio n, u se Menu 2 2 2 t o save the voice mailb ox number given to you by your service p rovider . This nu mber may be up to 32 digits long . Onc e you s ave your voice mailbox number , yo u can press and hold for 3 seconds to dial you r v oice mailbox . ( Y ou c a n also press briefly and the n press Call .) For more informat ion, s ee âÂÂV oice me ssagesâ on page 45. For an y ques tions abou t yo ur voice ma il, conta ct your service provider . Welcome note Use Menu 2 3 to cr ea te or chan ge t he welcome note for your ph one. This note is disp layed briefly each tim e you turn on your phone. It can be your name, a re minder , et c. T o save th e note , press Options , the n Sav e . T o eras e the not e, p ress Options , then Eras e .
27 7. Emerg enc y calls 1 If the phone is not on, switch it on . 2 Press and h old for seve ral seconds to ready the phone for calls. 3 K ey in th e emerge ncy nu mbe r for y our pr esen t loca ti on (e.g. 9 1 1 or othe r offic ial emergen cy number). Emergency numbers v ary by locatio n. 4 Press Call . IMPO RTANT! This phone, like any w ireless phone, o pe ra tes using radi o signals , wireless and landline networks as well as user-programmed functions which cannot guarantee c onnection in all condit ions. Th ere for e you shou ld n ever rel y so lely upon a ny wi reles s ph one fo r ess enti al comm unicati ons ( e.g . med ical emerge ncies). If you make an emergency call, your phon e c hanges to emergency call mode. If you choose to exit this mode, emergency operators may not be able to contact you. K eep your phone in emergenc y call mode un til emergen cy person nel arr ive on th e scene. In e mergency call m ode, some men u items may not be available. T o exit emergency call mode , at the Start sc re en , press Exit . When the question Rest o r e normal service? appe ars , click OK . Remember , to make or receive an y calls the phone m ust be switched o n and in a se rvice ar e a w i th adequate s ignal strength. Emergen cy calls may not be possible on all wireless phone n etworks or when certain network services and/or phone feat ures are in us e. Ch eck wit h loca l servi ce pr o v ide rs. If certain features are in use (K ey guard, c all restric tions, etc.), you ma y first ne ed to turn those features off be fore you ca n make an em ergen cy cal l. Co nsult th is do cument and y our loca l cellular servi ce pro vider . When making an eme rgency call, reme mber to give all t he nece ssar y informati on as accur ately as possi ble. Re member t hat your wi reless phone may be the onl y means of communi cation at the sc ene of an accid ent - do no t cut off th e call unti l given permission to do s o.
28 Emergenc y key 9 Use Men u 4 1 1 to turn on this feature. When th is fea ture is on, t he ph one att empts t o make an e m er gency c all when you: ⢠press and hold the 9 key , or ⢠pre ss 9, the n press Call . Note : When Keyguard is active , the only way to make a n eme rgen c y call is to d ial th e em ergen cy number , th en press Call . IMPO RTANT! Officia l e merg ency numbers (fo r exa mpl e, 9 1 1) vary b y location. Only o ne nu mber is dialed au tomatically by Emergen cy K ey 9 , and it might not be the proper number in all circumstanc e s.
29 8. Ad vanc ed fu nction s Network fea ture setting Call forwarding , call w aiting , an d send own calle r ID w ith nex t cal l are network services available thr ough your service provider . These feature s do not appear in your ph oneâÂÂs Netw ork ser vi ces men u until you sa ve the related fe ature code( s) give n to you by your service provider . After you save the featu re activation or c anc e llation cod e, the feature appears in the phoneâÂÂs me nu a nd you can us e the menu to turn the feature on or off. Note: Feature codes can be saved only when your primary phone num be r (NAM 1) is selected. See page 35. Addi ng feature acti vation codes to the menu T o s ave a fe ature ac tiv ation code, press Menu 4 4 5 . At the Feature code: prompt, ent e r the feature activation c ode , th en pr ess OK . Scroll to the feature tha t the code applies to, th en pr ess Sele ct . (If the feature is call forward ing, choose one of th e four ty pes of call forwarding.) Finally , scroll to Act iva te , t hen pr ess OK . Act iva te now appears in the menu for th at feature. Addin g feature ca ncellat ion cod es to the menu T o save a feat ure canc ellation co d e, p ress Me nu 4 4 5. At the Fea t ure c od e: prompt, e nter the feature can ce llation c ode, th en pres s OK . Scroll to th e feature that the code ap plies to, th en pr ess Se lect . (If the feature is call forwarding, choo se one of the f our type s of call f orwar ding. ) Fina lly , scr oll to Cancel , th en pr ess OK . Cancel now appears in the me nu for that fe ature. In-call menu When you are in a single call, the N avi⢠key fu nction is End . Ho wever , you c an use you r phoneâÂÂs in-ca ll menu to perform several fun ctions while in a c all. T o ac cess the in -call men u, press to change t he Na vi⢠key function t o Options , th en pr ess Options .
30 Note: I f you have an active call and an in coming or held call, pressing isnâÂÂt ne c essary; Opti ons ap pear s auto matica lly . If you re ceive a c all while in a ca ll, the Navi⢠k ey function chan ges to Ans wer . Dep endin g on the num ber of ac tive call s and whe ther you ar e using digital or analog mode, the follow ing in-call options may be available: Making/receiving multiple c alls Note: Th e followi ng two features migh t not be supported in your netw ork. Con tact your service provider for details . Maki ng a new out g oi ng call T ype in the phone number you wish to call and press Opti ons to acce ss the in-c all menu . Then, press Flash . Th e firs t ca ll is aut oma tica lly pu t on hold. T o join the call s, pr ess Flash again . Re ceivin g a ne w cal l If you are in a call and you receive a call, pre ss Answer . The first call is automaticall y put on hold. T o swap betwe en the calls , press Flas h. En ding al l ca lls Select End from the in-call menu. Mute /End mute mute/un mute the phone âÂÂs microphone Flas h switch be tween c alls/answer waiting call/ make n ew call End end all c a lls T ouch to nes send touch tones Menu acce ss your phoneâÂÂs m enu Phon e book access the phone book
31 Call waiting Call wa iting is a n etwork s ervic e that allow s you to re ceive an inco ming call wh en youâÂÂre alre ady in a ca ll. Con tact your service provider for details. Ans wering a waitin g call When you receiv e a ca ll while alre ady in a call, the Na vi⢠key fun ction change s from End to Answ er . Press Answer to answer the waiting c all. The call y ou were in is put on hold, and the Na vi⢠ke y funct ion changes to Option s . T o swi tch between calls, or to e nd a ll calls, press Opti ons to acces s your phone âÂÂs in-call menu. For complete informa tion on your phoneâÂÂs in-call menu, see âÂÂI n-call menuâ on page 29. Cance lling c all wai ting: no rmal met hod T o ca ncel call waitin g be fore making a call, you must get t he cal l wait ing cancell ation cod e fr om your ser vice pr ovider . 1 Dial the code for cance lling c all waiting ( for example, *8 1 0) . 2 Press Call . Cance lling c all wai ting: me nu meth od Y o u can save th e code for cancelli ng call waiting give n by your service provider and then use Menu 4 4 2 2 to cancel call waiting . See â Adding featur e cancel lation codes to the m enuâ on p age 2 9. Calling c a rds If you wish to use a calling card for long di stance calls, you m ust firs t save your calling c ard information into y our phone. Y our pho ne can save information about fo ur calling c a rds. Savin g call ing card info rmatio n 1 Press Menu 4 1 3. 2 Scroll to the d e sired calling card, the n press Options .
32 3 Scroll to Edi t , th en press OK . 4 Enter your security code (see page 63), then pre s s OK . 5 At Diali ng sequenc e , press Sele ct . Press to choose the dialin g s equenc e your card uses, then press Se lect . Note: The order of the follo wing steps may vary , dependin g on which dialing sequence your card uses. 6 Enter the acce ss numbe r (usually t he 1-80 0 number listed on th e ba ck of the calling c a rd), the n press OK . 7 Enter your card n umber and/or PIN, the n press OK . Y our phone w ill display Sav e ch ange s? Press OK . 8 Press to reach Card name , th en press Sele ct . Enter the card name using your phoneâÂÂs keypad, then press OK . Note: Th is procedu r e might n ot work with all callin g c ards. Please look at the back of yo ur c alling card or contact you r long distance company for more information . Cho osing a callin g ca rd to u se Use Me nu 4 1 3 to select a callin g card to us e . You are required to e nter your s ecurity code. Dialin g seque nce Use for c ards t hat requ ire y ou to: Cards using this seq uence Access no. phon e no. ca rd no . Dia l 1-800 a c cess numbe r , then phone number , then car d numbe r ( PIN if require d) MC I, A T & T Tr u e C h o i ce , Sprint Canada, Unitel Access no. ca rd no . phon e no. Dia l 1-800 a c cess numbe r , the n card num ber ( PIN if required ), then phone numbe r netw orkMCI, WorldPhone MCI Prefix phon e no. ca rd no . Dial the prefix (any number s that must p r e cede the p h one number ) and phone nu mber you w ant to dia l, then card numbe r ( PIN if require d) GTE, P a cBell, AT & T, S t e n t o r
33 Call ing card ca lls T o ma ke a call using a calling card: 1 Enter the ph one numbe r , includin g any prefix (such as 0 or 1) th at your ca lling card may require w hen you m ake a calling c a rd c all (see you r calling card for ins tructions). 2 Press and hold Call for a few s econds until you r phone displays Card call . 3 Y ou r phone displays W ait for t one, th en press OK . W ait for the t one, then press OK . Y ou r phone displays W ait fo r tone , press OK ag ain . W ait for the t one again, then press OK . Call forwarding Call forwarding is a network s ervice that lets you forward your incoming calls to another phon e number. Check w ith y our service provider for details and feature codes. Activa ting ca ll forwar ding Standa rd m ethod To acti vate ca ll for ward ing, you m ust g et the call for war din g activation code from your service provider . 1 Dial the code for activating call forwarding follow ed by the phone number to which you wa nt to f orward your calls. 2 Press Call . Example : If the call forwarding activation code is *7 1 and the nu mber you w ant to forwa rd calls to is (2 1 4) 555 -1234, dial *7 12 14555 1234 , th en p ress Call . Menu method Y ou can s ave th e co de fo r acti vati ng cal l forw ardin g a nd the n use th e m e nu to activ ate c all forwa rding (s ee â Addi ng fea ture activation co de s to the menu â on page 29) .
34 Can celli ng c all forwa rdin g Standa rd m ethod T o cancel call forw arding, you must ge t the call forwarding cancellation c ode from your service provi de r . 1 Dial th e code for cance lling call forwarding (for example, *7 1 0). 2 Press Call . Menu method Y ou can sa ve the code for canc elli ng call fo rward ing and then use the m enu to cance l c all forwarding (see â Adding fea ture cancellatio n codes to the me nuâ on page 29). V oice privacy Note : Availab ility of th is fea ture depe nds on yo ur arra ngemen t with y our servi ce prov ide r and th e netw orkâÂÂs abil ity to su pport the fe ature. Some service prov iderâÂÂs networks can encrypt the signal transmitted during a phone call to e nsure others are unable to listen t o your conversation . B y de fa u lt, the vo ice privacy setting on your phone is set to Of f . To turn it o n, pres s Me nu 4-4 -1 ( Se ttings - Networ k services - V oice privacy ). Scroll to On , th en pr ess OK . During a call, if voice privacy is lost, your phone s ounds two short beeps. 1-touch dialing 1-touch dialing lets you ma ke phone calls quick ly and easily with the tou c h of a button. On ce you have assigned a phone number to a number key (2 t hrough 8), you can press a nd hold that key to di al the n u mber . ( Y ou can also press and hold the number key and then pres s Call .) Note: Keys 1 and 9 are used exclusively for dialing your voice mailbox and for attempting emergenc y calls , respectively (see âÂÂV oice me s sagesâ on page 45 and âÂÂEmergency callsâ on page 27).
35 Assigni ng numbers to keys Before you can assign a phon e number to a key , the phone number must be saved in you r phone book ( s ee page 17). Th en fo llow the ste ps bel ow . 1 Press Menu 1 6. 2 Scroll to th e desi red key , then press Assig n . 3 Press or to choose the name you want to assign to the select ed key , then press Sele ct . If a key alre ady has a num ber assigne d to it, you can pres s Options and th e n view , change, or erase the number assignme nt. Mak ing ca lls usin g 1- touch dial ing Press and h old a nu mber key ( 2 through 8) for a few seconds to call the number assigned t o it. Y our phon e finds the ph one number , displays it bri efly , then dials it. Y o u can a l s o enter the number of the 1-touc h dialing ke y (for example, 2) and pres s Call . Choosing your pho ne number (NAM selection) Y ou r service provider can set up y our phone to have two phone numbers th at are activa te d in diffe rent service are a sâ for exa mple , o n e number for t h e D allas area and one nu mber for the Chicago area. A numbe r as sign ment module , or NAM, con s ists of a phone number and network information that the se rvice prov ider programs into your phon e . W he n you select a NAM, youâÂÂre not only selecting a phone numb e r , youâÂÂre also selectin g a home sys te m in w hich you will not be charged roaming fees. Use Me nu 4 4 6 to select a NAM.
36 Send own caller ID wi th next call Send o wn ca ller ID with n ext ca ll is a netw ork se rvi ce that lets you hide your phon e num ber from a person you a re callin g wh o has C al ler ID . (If for some re ason y our net work prev ents phon e num bers fro m bein g display ed, you may b e able to use thi s f eat ure to show your numb er to the pers on you are cal ling.) Contact your service prov ider for feature co de s for show ing/ hiding you r phone number . Note: Th is fea ture works on a call-by-ca ll basis. St anda rd me thod 1 Dial the featur e code follo wed by the n umb er you w ant to cal l. 2 Press Call . Example : If the feat ure code to hide your number is *67 and th e num ber you wa nt to dial is (2 1 4) 555-12 34, dial *672 14555 1234 , then pr ess Call . Menu met hod Y ou can sa ve t he featu re c ode gi ven to you by your service provider so that Sen d own ca lle r ID with next c all app ea rs in your ph oneâÂÂs menu, and th en use Men u 4 4 4 to us e this feat ure (see âÂÂNetw ork featu re se tting â on p age 29). Th is f eatur e must be a c t ivate d bef or e ea ch cal l; yo u ca nnot permanently turn it on or off. Ye s displays your n umber to the person you a re calling. No prevents your num ber from being shown to the pe rson you a re ca lling. NAM update Note: Th is featu re may n ot be available in all systems. Plea s e con tact yo ur servic e provider for deta ils abo ut the av aila bility of this feature . With th is feature y ou can a ctivate or reactivate y our phone without having to go to your service provider . Please refer to the Ea sy Activa tion ca rd that was inclu ded in yo ur sales p ackage for more in formation on how to activate or re activate your phone.
37 In some case s, when you try to connect to your service provider , the follow ing message may appear on the scre e n: âÂÂLOCKâ prevents the service provider from changing your carri er lock co de. âÂÂUNLOCKâ allows the provider to cha n ge the code and restrict others from activ ating your phone. If this happens, select the appropriate sele ction for your phone. If you don â t wan t y ou r se rvice provider to change your lock co de, se lec t LOCK . If you want to allow your ser vice provider to change your c ode to prev e nt othe r service providers from activating your ph one, press UN LOCK . Press and h old for seve ral seconds to re turn to the st art scre en. Note: C ontact your serv ice provider if you h ave any questio ns. System sele c tion Th e Syst em m enu ( Menu 5) a llo ws you to modify how your phone w ill work wh en you a re outside of you r primary or âÂÂhom eâ syst em. ( Items on th e Sy stem me nu may di ffer depending on your servic e provider .) H ow your p hone will handle being ou t of your hom e area can signific antly affect the types and amounts of additional charges y ou may incur . Ser vice T y pes In each wireles s service are a there are usua lly two se rvice providers, referred to as type A and type B . When you first set up your wireless service accou nt, you r service pro vider will info rm you of which system you will be using (for example , type A ). This is your ho me system . Th e othe r system (for exampl e, type B ) is known as yo ur non-home system. Roa min g Roam ing is a ter m us ed to indi cate that y our ph one is n ot in its hom e area. Wh il e roaming, y ou are act ually using another service p roviderâÂÂs system. Calls made or received while r oa ming are usual l y more exp ensive than calls ma d e in your ho me area.
38 Roa min g indi cato rs When your phone begins roamin g, Ro ami ng appears. If roam ing in a non-pre fe rred system, the roam ing indicator ( ) also appears. Sy stem ch oice s Y o ur phon e will a utomatica lly try to use a prefe rred sys tem. If your phone fails to find a preferred system, then it will use the select ion y ou have chosen with this feature . B efore you select a system, c ontact you r service provide r to learn how these changes m ay affect your ph one bill. Items on the Syst em me nu ma y diff er dep endin g on your ser vi ce pro vi der: ⢠Aut om ati c - Us e the ho me syst em. If un available, use a non-ho me system. ⢠Aut om atic A - Us e the home o r pref erre d s ystem . If unavai lable, us e system A . ⢠Aut om atic B - Use the home or preferre d syste m . If unavai lable, us e system B . ⢠Home on ly or <service provi derâÂÂs name> - Use onl y the home system. If unavailable, No servi ce appears. ⢠Ana log - Use the availabl e analog network. Note: If y ou turn your pho ne's power off then on, depend ing on your service provider , the syste m may return to the defau lt selection . Which syst em should you choo se? By default , your phone is set to automati cally search for the most cost-effective s ystem when yo u are outside of yo ur home area. For example, if y our home system is type A and you are roaming, y our phone w ill automa tically try to use the loc al home sys tem (the t ype A sys tem in yo ur cu rrent loca tion). The ty pe B system would be a non-hom e sy s t em. However , in an area where no home or preferred system s ar e available , use this menu to manually c hoose wh ich syst e m your phone uses.
39 By setting y our phone to us e a hom e or prefe rred system , i tâÂÂs possibl e for you to rece ive disc ounted roam ing char ges. Che ck with your se rvice pro vider t o maximi ze use of thi s featur e. In non-preferred systems, normal roaming ch arges are determined by t he host system. Y o ur phone is designed to sele ct a sy stem most favo rable to you conce r n ing t he cos t of the ca ll and reception quality . No te: Wh en roa mi ng in som e sy stem s , you m ay ne ed to ha ve a roaming agreement in order to plac e a call. I f no roaming agreeme nt has been a r rang ed , a network opera tor may interrupt and re quest inf ormat ion on how y ou inte nd to pay fo r the call . If you ha ve more than one phone n umber The curr ently-selecte d NAM in your phone deter mines which syste m is your cu rrent home sys tem. See âÂÂChoosin g your phone number (NAM sele ction)â on page 35 f or m or e d et ail s. Note: P owering the phone off the n on will res et any manual o v errides for analog or non-pre ferred s ystem s . Any key a nswer This fea ture allows y ou to ans wer an in coming c all by pressing any ke y e xcept . Use Menu 4 1 5 to turn th is featu re on or off. Automatic a n sw er This featu re is available only w hen your phone is connecte d to a h andsfree device. When automat ic answer is turned on, your p hone answe rs incoming voice calls after one ring. Use Men u 4 1 4 to turn this feature on or off. Touch tones Y ou r phone c an generate various sounds, called touch tone s , whe n the ke ys are p res sed.
40 T o uch tone s can be used for many autom ated servic es such as che cking voice mail, mo vie times, a nd a irline arrival/ departure times. Note: Sendin g confidential information o ver the air using touch tones is n ot recom mended. Setti ng manua l touch tone leng th Use Me nu 4 2 1 1 to set th e len gth of touc h tones c reated whe n you pr ess a key: Co ntin uous sounds the to ne for as l ong as you pres s and hold the key . Fixed sets the t one length to one tenth of a second, re gardless of how lon g y ou pre s s and hold the key . Off turns off tou ch tones. No tones are s e nt when y ou pres s the ke ys. Setti ng auto matic to uch tone lengt h Use Me nu 4 2 1 2 to set th e len gth of touc h tones s ent automatically by th e phone to Shor t (one te nth of a second) or Long (half a sec ond). Saving touc h tone string s T ou ch tone strings can be used for sendin g and receiving informat ion with your phone. Save touch tone strings th e sam e wa y you sav e ph one n umb ers ( see â Savi ng n ame s and numbersâ on pa ge 19). Fo r ex ample , you can s ave yo ur off ice voic e mai lb ox n umber along with your password for e as y access to your m e ssages (see âÂÂSpecial characters in ph one numbersâ on page 12). Sending t ouch tone strings 1 During a c a ll, press to clear any n umbers from t he sc reen . 2 Press Options . 3 Scroll to T o uch to nes , then pr ess OK . 4 Enter or fin d the to uch tone string, then press OK .
41 Downloadable ringing tones Depending on your service provider , you c an download (over the air) ringing tones and save the m in yo ur phone. Note: The method t hat you use to dow nload a ringing t one to your phone v aries among wireless service pro viders. For example, in s ome c ases , you c an send a ri ngin g tone t o you r pho ne fr om an internet web page. For details about this network service, contact you r wire less service provider . The nam e s of tone s that y ou download and save appear in th e lis t that you se e when yo u p ress Men u 8 2 ( Tone s - Ringing tone ). In addit ion to the 4 0 default ringing t ones that come with your phone, you can save five downloaded ringing tone s. When a ringin g tone has bee n downloaded to your phone, the m e ss age Ring ing ton e re ceiv ed appears. â¢T o list en to the tone, pres s Options , scroll to Playback , th en pres s OK . The phone play s the t one. To stop playing the ton e, press Quit . â¢T o disc ard th e tone immediate ly after you receive it (be fore you pr ess Opt ions ), press <Clear >. Or , to discar d the tone after you have presse d Options , scroll to Disc ard , then press OK . â¢T o save th e ton e after you l isten to it, scroll to Save , then press OK . If spac e in y our phoneâÂÂs memory exists for the tone, th e tone is saved. I f space d oes not exi st, scrol l until the name of the to ne you wan t to re plac e is highligh ted, then press Re plac e . T o v iew the list of tones, pres s Menu 8 2 ( Ton es - Ringing tone ). Restore fa ctory settings Y ou can us e Menu 4 2 2 to reset ma ny o f the se tting s in yo ur phone to th e ir factory defaults (as in a new phone ) . Y ou are required to enter th e securit y code. Note: The p hone book, language settin g, call tim ers , security code, and lock code are n ot affected.
42 9. Call log For your convenience, the call log ( Menu 3) saves a lis t of phone numbe rs you ha ve di aled, a nd can show you ap proxima tel y how much ti me you ha ve spent on th e ph one. If you su bs cribe t o the calle r ID netw ork servic e , the call log als o records th e phone n umbers of m issed calls a nd received c alls. Cont a ct your service provider for details. The Options key When y ou acce ss Miss ed cal ls , Rece ived c alls , or Dia led calls and press Opti ons , a list of options appears on your pho neâÂÂs sc reen . Call dial s t he number . Call time shows t he time of t he call. (Y our ph oneâÂÂs clock m ust be s et; see page 2 2.) Use n umber shows you the number before you dial it. Sav e lets you e nter a name for the n umber , edit th e number if needed, and sav e bot h to your phone book. Era se er ases th e num ber fr om th e ca ll list. Vi ew numbe r displays the associated phone number if only th e name is cu rren tly di spl ayed . Missed calls If you subscrib e to the ca ller ID netw ork servic e, your p hone autom a t ically sto res the last 10 numbers that have tried unsuc cessfully to reach you ( as long as the caller allow ed his or her numb er to be shown to you). When the scree n says M i ssed ca lls Press List . If you have missed more th a n one call, y ou can scroll through the l is t of numbers. To dial the displayed number , press Options , then c hoose Call . Viewing the miss ed calls li st at a ny time Use Me nu 3 1 to v iew the missed calls list at any time. T o di al a number , press O ptions , then ch oos e Call .
43 Received calls If you subscr ibe to the ca ller ID n etwork se rvice, your phone automatically stores the phone numbers of the 1 0 m ost recent calls youâÂÂv e answ ered. Use Menu 3 2 to view the receiv ed calls lis t. T o dial a n umber , press Options , then choose Call . Dialed calls Y our phone automatically stores t he l ast 1 0 n umbers youâÂÂve dialed. Fr om the start screen, press to access the dialed ca lls list. Scro ll to the d esired num ber , then p ress Cal l . Note: To perform a ny of the options listed on page 42, access the dialed calls list by pressing Menu 33 . Clearing c all lists Use Me nu 3 4 to c le ar the missed, dialed, and/or received call lists . Call timers Use Me nu 3 5 to a ccess this feat ure. Call ti mers lets y ou see th e amoun t of time youâÂÂve spent in calls. Time s are for the curren tly selected phon e number; your phone has a separate time r for each phone number , or NAM (see page 35). Note: The actual time i nvoiced for calls by your s e rvice pro vider may vary , depending up on network fe atures , roun ding-off for billing, and so forth. Vie wing ca ll ti mers Use Me nu 3 5 to view the various call timers . Last ca ll displays the duration of the last call, or c urrent call if applicable. All ca lls displays the duration of all calls since the timers were last rese t. Life timer displays the duration of all calls for the life of your phone an d cannot be re set.
44 Set ting time rs b ack to 0 Use Me nu 3 5 4 to clear c a ll timers. Y ou a re re quired to enter yo ur security co de. Disp laying t he c urrent call timer duri ng call s 1 Press Menu 3 5 1. 2 Press Det ails . 3 Press Se lect . 4 Scroll to On , th en pr ess OK . During a call, t he amount of time spent in that call is display ed for ten se conds.
45 1 0. Voice messages V oi ce mail is a network se rvice tha t allows ca llers to record a m ess age wh en yo u ca nno t b e rea ch ed. Y ou ca n th en cal l you r voice m ailbox and retrie ve you r messa ges. Saving your voice mailbox number When yo u subscrib e to voic e mail, your ser vice provi der gives you a voice mailb ox nu mber . Y o u shoul d sav e this nu mbe r so you c an call you r voice m ailbox by pressing an d holdi n g , or by pr essing then Call (see âÂÂV oic e mailb ox nu mber â on pa ge 26). In add ition to a vo ice mailbox number , y our service prov ider may also giv e you a pass word, which you can save along with your voice mailbox number . This wa y , you can access yo ur voice mailbox a nd the n quickly send your password by pre ssing the Navi ⢠key rather than dial ing your password se parately . If your service prov ider gives you a password and you w ant to save it with you r voice ma ilbox numbe r , re fe r to âÂÂSpecial characters in phone n umbersâ on page 12. Listening to new voice messages When y ou receive a voice me s sag e, your phone may notify you by bee ping, displaying the v oice message indicator , and displaying New v o i ce me ssage . The pho ne may display th e number of me ssag es if t here i s more than o ne. Note: The method of notification depends on your service pro v ider . When your phone notifies y ou that y ou have a new voice mes sage, press Li ste n . Y our ph one dials your voice mailbox nu m b e r , i f you have s ave d i t. If you rec e ived a v oice mailbox password, and if you s aved it with y our voice mailbox numbe r , follow the se steps: 1 When y our phone notifie s yo u that you have a new voice message, press List en . Y our ph one dials your vo ic e m ailbox number , and y our passw ord dis plays.
46 2 When your phone notifies y ou that y ouâÂÂre able to lis ten to you r messa ges, press Sen d . Note: The method of notification depends on your service pro v ide r . If you have any questions about v oice messaging, con tact you r service provider . Calling your voi ce m ailbox at any time Once you ha ve save d you r voice mailbox numbe r , y ou can press and hold to dial you r voice mailbox.
47 11 . M o b i l e m e s s a g e s Note: Before you can sen d or receive mob ile messages , you may n ee d t o s ubs cri be to the mobile messaging service offered by your service provider . Also, some networks may not support mobile messaging. About mobile messa ges A mobile message is a me s sage in the form of text that appears on your ph oneâ s screen. Y ou can add ress out go in g me ss age s to email add resse s and p hone numbers. The recipi ent of yo ur me ss a ge typically receives it via: â¢a phon e that supports mobile messaging â¢a pager ⢠the inte rnet (throug h an email client) Messa ge sto rage Messages are s tored in your phone in fold ers: ⢠Inbo x - Messages (whether rea d or unread) that you have re ceived a nd have neither era sed nor sav ed. ⢠Outbox - Messa ges that you s ent (or th at you have created then sa ved, intendin g to send late r). ⢠Saved - Me ssages tha t were in the Inbox or O utbox an d wh ich you have s aved . Y ou r phone can store as many as 60 me s sages (me mory is shared b y all folders). H owever , the total num be r of s tored messages depends on m e ssage length. If your ph oneâ s memory is full whe n you re ceiv e a m obile mes s age : ⢠If th e mess a g e is not a n em erg ency me ssa ge, th e ol dest sent me ssage in t he Ou tbox fo ld er wil l aut oma tica lly be deleted, b ut â d raftsâ (u nsent m essages) will n ot be delete d. If there are n o sent messages in the O utbox folder , the oldest read message in th e Inbox folder is delete d. If there are no re ad m essages in the Inbo x, No space: message waiting or a similar message appears, prompting you to delete messages from one of th e other folders. Th e network w ill resend the messag e later .
48 ⢠If th e mess age is an em erge ncy me ssag e (sen t o nly by a network operator), in addition to the messages ment ioned ab ove, o ther mess ages in t he In box, Outbox, and Saved folders could be automatically de le ted if your phoneâÂÂs memory is full. T ypes of mo bile messag es Dep end ing on y our se rvice provid er , wh en yo u cre ate a mob ile message, Tex t and Numbe r only may ap pear in a l ist of m enu items, requiring that you selec t the type of mes s age to send. If this li st does not appear , your phone will automati cally create the type of message supported by your service provider: ⢠Tex t - A tex t mobile me ssage can include text in addition to a c a l lbac k num ber . ⢠Numbe r only - A n umber only m obile messa ge is like a numeric page: a callback number (the senderâ s phone number) appears on the recipientâÂÂs pager or phone display . P arts of a mobile text message A message consists of a header and a body . The header may contain the senderâÂÂs phon e nu mber or email addre s s and th e date a n d time that th e mes sage was sent. If an entry in you r Phon e book matches th e senderâÂÂs phon e numbe r , the se nderâÂÂs name also appears. The body c ontains th e main part of the message. I f y ou recei ve a message that was sent vi a e mail, the subject (title) of the message may appear at the beginning of the message body . Urgent mobile messages An ur gent p riority level c an be assig ned to a mobile message. When you re ceive an u rgent mobi le message , Urgent appears in the messa ge header . Whe n you s end an urge nt mobile message , a simila r notification m essage (or an ic on) appears on the rec ipie ntâÂÂs p hone or other device ( if the recipientâÂÂs phone or other device supports it). Se e âÂÂSendin g a messageâ on page 58 .
49 Message d elivery noti fication When you send a messa ge, you c an reque s t to be notified whe n the rec ipien t rece ives th e messag e. This n otifi ca tio n i s called a delivery note . See âÂÂSending a m essa ge â on page 58. Receiving a mobile message Whe n y ou rec eive a mo bil e messa ge , t he mob ile mes s age i con app ear s an d Messa ge re ceived (or New emerg ency mes s a ge ) is displayed. Also, de pendin g on the m essage alert to ne setting, a tone may sound. See âÂÂMessage alert toneâ on page 24. Y o u c an : ⢠Press to dismiss the notification and rea d the message later (it will be available from y our Inbox), or ... ⢠Press Read to r ea d the m essag e Note: If No spa ce: messa ge w aitin g or a similar message appears , there is no room le ft in you r phoneâÂÂs memory . Y ou need to make room for the message. See âÂÂMe ssage s torage â on page 47. If yo u pres s Re ad , the Inbox appears w ith th e ne w m essa g e sel ecte d. Pr ess Re ad again. If n ecessary , scroll down to read the entire m ess age. At the end of the message, scroll further to view th e senderâÂÂs name or phone nu mber and th e d ate and time the me ssage wa s received . When youâÂÂve seen the las t new message, the icon disappears. W hil e reading a m essage, yo u ha ve se veral Op tio ns (d epending on t he type of message, some of the se options may not be available) : ⢠Era se delet es th e message. Press OK to confirm the deletion or to cancel . For more information about erasing messages, see âÂÂErasing me ssagesâ on page 60. ⢠Rep ly al l ows you to se nd a mess age back t o the send er . For more information about re plying to a mess a ge, see âÂÂReplying to a messageâ on page 52. ⢠Sav e send s th e mess age to the Sav ed folder .
50 ⢠Use num ber allows you to qu ickly call or s ave a ph one number if it was inc luded in the message . If more than one numbe r was include d, a lis t of numbers is displayed. To save t he nu mber , rea d the message a n d ensu re that th e num ber you want to s ave is visible (if necessary , scroll the screen). Press Options . Scroll to Use numb er and press Select . I f only one phone number appears on the screen, pres s Cal l (or p ress <Dow n>, then pr e ss Save ). If a list of numbers appear s, scroll to a n umber , press OK , then press Call (or press <Down> , then press Sav e ). ⢠Save a ddress extracts one or more email addresses from th e mess age (i f it contain s any) and allow s you to save them in your Phone book . â¢F o r w a r d allow s you to fo rward the m essag e t o an other recipient. For more information abou t forwarding a message, see âÂÂForwarding a me s sageâ on page 59. ⢠Reply w/ co py allows you to s end a m essage b a ck to the sender . Y our m essage will i nclude a copy of the message you receiv e d. For more informa tion about replying to a message, s ee âÂÂReplyin g to a me s sag e â on page 5 2 . Creating, addressing, and sending a number only message Note: T o create a text message, see âÂÂCreating a text m e ssageâ on page 5 1 . For information about n umber only messages , see âÂÂT y pes of m obile mess agesâ on page 48. 1 Pres s Menu 2 1 1 (Me ssag es - T ex t messa ges - Wr ite new). Note: If Te x t and Num ber only appear in a list of menu items, scroll to Numb er only , then press Sel ect . 2 Use the following gu i delin es when addressing your mess age and spe cifying a c a llb a ck n umber: â¢U s e Add nu mb er t o spec ify a r ecip ientâÂÂs pho ne number . T he max imum nu mber of charac ters al lowed in a phone numbe r is 32.
51 ⢠W hen pro mpted t o enter a rec ipientâ s phone nu mber , you ca n manually enter it o r search for it. ⢠Wh e n s earching, the list of entries in your phone book is display e d. To quickl y jump to an entry , pre ss the appropriate key . F or example, if the entry is "John" (j), p ress <5 key>. T o jump to "Ki m" (k), p ress <5 key> twice . ⢠Y ou can address your message to as m any as 1 0 recipients . Y o u can se e a list of all re cipients t o whom your m e ssage is addressed ( Li st rec ipi ent s ). ⢠Y ou can cre ate a messag e, save it in yo ur Outb ox, then addre ss it and s end it later ( Save ). ⢠The ca llback n umber ( Callback no. ) is the ph one number at whic h you want th e rec ipient t o call you . When prompte d to enter a callbac k number , the defa ult ca llback n umber ( your m obile ph one nu mber) may appear in the field. Y ou can use this num be r or enter a different number . Creating a text message Note: T o create a nu mber only message, see âÂÂCre ating, addressing, and sending a num be r only messageâ on page 50. There are tw o wa ys to create a text mess age: ⢠Wri te a new , blank message ⢠Reply to a recei ved m essag e (see â Replyi ng to a messageâ on page 52) ⢠Resend a message (see âÂÂR esending a m e ssageâ on page 59) ⢠Forward a message (see âÂÂForwarding a messageâ on page 59) Writ ing a new , bl ank message 1 Pres s Menu 2 1 1 (Me ssag es - T ex t messa ges - Wr ite new). 2 Do Tex t and Nu mbe r on ly appear in a list of menu items? ⢠Ye s - Scr oll to Te x t . Press Select . Go to the next step. ⢠No - Go to th e next step.
52 3 At this point, you c a n address y our message or begin writing it , then address it later : ⢠To address your message, sc ro ll to Add e-mail or Add numb er , then p r ess Select . Se e âÂÂAddressi ng a text me s sageâ on page 53. ⢠To begin writin g your message, scroll to Edit mes sage , then press Sel ect . The te rms writin g and e dit ing refer to the process of enterin g text into a text mes sage. See âÂÂEntering text in to a messa geâ on p a ge 54. 4 Afte r you have written y our mes sage, you can : ⢠A ddre ss it (page 53) th en se nd i t (pag e 58) OR ... ⢠Save it to the Ou tbox, then addres s it send it later - Press Options , scroll to Sav e , th en pr ess Select . Re plyin g to a message 1 Read th e me ssage to which y ou wa nt to rep ly . ⢠If you ju s t re ceiv e d the message and the Star t screen is currently displaye d, pre ss Read . ⢠If the me ssage is in the Inb o x f ol d e r , pr ess Menu 2 1 2. ⢠If the message is in the S aved folder , press Menu 2 1 4. 2 S cro ll t o the m essage. Press Rea d , th en Opti ons . 3 Scroll to Reply (or Repl y w/ copy if you w ant you r reply to inc lude a copy of the ori ginal message follo wed by th e text of your repl y ). Press Se lect . Not e: If you choo se to Rep ly w/ cop y , your message c ould be rathe r long. In some ne tworks , a long me ssag e may be tr uncated (the end of the mess age may be cut of f), pr eventi ng the recip ient from seeing all of it. 4 Afte r you wri te your mess age, y ou can : ⢠A ddre ss it (page 53) th en se nd i t (pag e 58). OR .. . ⢠Save it to the Outbox (press O ptions , scroll to Sav e , th en pr ess Sele ct ), the n address it and send it later .
53 Addressing a text message Note: T o address a number only message, see âÂÂCre ating, addressing, and sending a num be r only messageâ on page 50. Use the following procedure to address your message to one or more recipie nts: 1 Are you currently e diting the me ssage th a t you want to address? ⢠Ye s - Press O ptions , th en go to the nex t step. ⢠No (for exampl e, you wr ote t he te xt messag e and sa ved it, int end in g to s end it l ate r) - Ope n yo ur Ou tb ox ( Menu 2-1-3). Scroll un til the messag e you want to addr ess is highl ighted. P ress Options . Sc roll to Res end . Press Se lect . G o to th e next step. 2 Scroll to Add e- mail (to send the message to an email address) or Add numbe r (to send the message to a phone number), the n press Sele ct . 3 Enter the email address or phone num ber , th en press OK . ⢠Y ou can addre ss a text message to as many as 1 0 email addresses, phone numbers, or a combination of both. To see a list of all recipi e nts to whom your message is addressed, s croll to List recipien ts , the n press Se lect . ⢠The max imum numbe r of characte rs allowed in a phone n umber is 32. The maximu m number of charac ters allowed in an em ail address is 48 . ⢠Wh ile entering a phone number or email address, press and rele as e to dele te one ch aracter , or press and hol d to delete all c haracters . ⢠If a recipi e nt's email address or phone number is in your Phon e book, you c an quickly enter it by searching for the recipie nt's name. T o search, press Sear ch . T o quickly jump to an entry in your phone book, press the appropriate ke y . For example, if the entry is "John" (j), p ress <5 key>. T o jump to "Ki m" (k), p ress <5 key> twice. If an e mail address or phon e num be r is n ot associa ted with the e ntry tha t you s elect, a message will a pp ear: No e-mail add ress fou nd or No nu mber s fo und .
54 ⢠When enterin g an email address manu ally , you can quickly enter the @ symbol by pressin g repeatedly u ntil it appe a rs. Entering text into a message A counte r in the top ri ght corne r of the scree n indicate s the number of remaining ch aracters that you can ente r into you r mess age . Ca ution : While editing a message, if y ou accide ntally press and ho ld , all text within your me ssage will be deleted. T o exit t he m essa ge ed itor at an y tim e and lose your text , press Options , scroll to Exi t , th en p ress Se lect . W ays to e nt er te xt i nto a mes sage Th ere ar e sev eral wa ys to ent er t ext in to a mes sage : ⢠Tradition al (mu lti-ta p) inp ut met hod - (Thi s is t he default mode.) This method requires that you press some keys more th an once ( mu lti-tap). For e xample, to en ter the letter â câÂÂ, you mu s t press 2 2 2 . S ee âÂÂE nter ing letter s an d numbersâ on pa ge 1 1. ⢠Predi ctive t ex t input method - Wh en usin g the predi ctive te xt in put me thod , y our ph one âÂÂg ue sses â wh ich wor d you are entering, requiring that you press a key only once for each letter you enter . See âÂÂPr edictive text inputâ on page 55. Note: By de fault, y our ph one is set in the tradit ional text input mode. Before you can use the predictive text input method, you mu st first a ctivate the predic tive text mode. T o activate it, press O ptions . Scroll to Predic tive text . Scroll un til the na me of the la nguage in w hich you want to edit your message appears. Press OK . ⢠T emp late s - A te mplate is a predefined , comm only us ed sent ence t hat you can quickl y inse rt into a mes sage. S ee âÂÂTemplatesâ on page 57.
55 Predi ctive t ex t input Note : The pre dictive text feature is based on a built-in d ic ti on ar y to w hich y ou can add words. Y our phone in cludes several different language versions of this dictiona ry . Although your phone m ay be able to di splay a given language on the screen, it does not ne cessarily contain a predictive text dictionary of that same language. Pred ictiv e mo de is in dic ated by th e prese nce of the pre dictiv e text icon ( ) at the top of t he display . If the icon doe s not appear , predictive mode h as been deac tivated. To activa te it, press Options . Scro ll to Predict i ve t ext . S cro ll u ntil t he name of the la nguage in which y ou wa nt to edit y our mess age appears. Press OK . Writ ing wor ds T o write a word, press e ach ke y only on ce for e ach let ter of th e word . Fo r exa mple , to writ e hello , pr es s 4 3 5 5 6 . The chara c te rs that you e n te r appear u nde rlined. Th e word ch anges after each ke ystroke, so try not to pay attention to h ow t he word appears on the display until you hav e pressed all th e appropriate keys. When you finis h writin g the word, check to ensu re that th e word is corre ct. If the w ord is correct , ente r a space (press ) and write the next word. If the word is incorre ct and is underlined, press repeatedly until the desired word appears, OR press Option s , scroll to Mat ches , then press OK . Y ou r phone displays a list of words. Choose a word from the li st, then pr ess Use , OR, press to e xit and ret urn to the message e dit or . If the ? character appears after the w ord, there are no m ore words in the dictionary that c orrespond to your key presses. At this point, you c an add the word to th e diction ary by pressi ng Spel l . Writ ing com pound wo rds T o quickly write a compou nd word (for exam ple , blue jay ): 1 Write t he first part ( blue ).
56 2 Press (do not enter a sp ace). The underl ine disappears from the first part. 3 Writ e the seco nd p art ( jay ). Del eting charac ters To d e le t e one charac ter to the le ft of the curs or , pres s . To d e l e t e all c haracters i n the m e ssage, press and hold . Chan ging th e met hod of tex t input T o toggle betwee n predictive and traditional text input mode s, press several time s until the ic on that indicates the mode you want to use appears. Ti p : If you donâÂÂt want to use predictive text in put mode at all, you can dea ctivate it. (Y ou c an rea ctivate it la ter . ) See âÂÂDeactivating predictive text in put modeâ on page 57. Chan ging le tter cas e modes T o toggle between up per case and l ow er case letter mode, pre ss . If predict ive text mode is active, if you donâ t wait a t least 1. 5 seconds be tween key pres ses, the text input mode will als o be toggled be tween tradi tional and predictive. Note: If pre dictive text mode is activ e w h e n you create a new message, the first lette r of the first word that you e nter will be upper case . Ente ring nu mbers T o en te r one or just a few n umbers, press a nd hold the respe ctive numb er key . To ente r many n umbers , cha nge to number en try mode ( ) and enter the numbe rs as usual. T o change to numbe r e ntry mode, press and hold , OR, press Option s , sc roll to Inse rt n umbe r , t hen pre ss Selec t . Ins ert ing sp ecia l char acter s T o i nsert a s pecia l char acter (s uch as a pu nctuat ion m ark), p ress and hold , OR press Opti ons , scroll to Inse rt symb ol , th en pr ess Selec t . To quickly insert a period ( . ), p ress . T o quic kly insert double dashe s ( -- ) or three ellipses ( ... ), press a few times.
57 Addin g a ne w word t o the di ction ary If the ? character appears after the word, press Spel l . (OR, at any t ime while e diting, pres s Opti ons , scroll to Inse rt w ord , then press OK .) Enter t he w o rd using traditio na l te xt input, and press Selec t . If the diction ary is full, the new word re places the oldest added w ord. Cha nging th e lang uage of the di ctionar y 1 While editing a m e ssage , press Option s . 2 Scroll to Pr edicti ve tex t , t hen pr ess Sele ct . 3 Scroll to a langu age , then pre ss OK . The select e d langua ge is now active. Acti vati ng pred icti ve tex t input m ode Press Option s , sc rol l to Pre dicti ve t ext , th en p ress Sele ct . Scroll to th e desired input language , then press OK . Y our phone is n ow in predictive mode . Dea ctivat ing pre dictiv e tex t inpu t m ode While edit ing a message, press Option s . Scroll t o Pred icti ve tex t . Scroll to Pr ediction off , th en press OK . Y our phone is now in traditional (multi-ta p) mode. T emp lates Note : Templates are available in E nglish only . A template is a prede fined, comm only us e d s ente nce that you ca n quickly insert into a m essage. W hile youâÂÂre editing a mes sage, press Opti ons , t hen selec t Add te mpla te . Select a template : 1. Call m e at [ ] . <ph one numbe r/time/place> 2. IâÂÂll call y ou at [ ] . < time/place> 3. Meet m e at [ ] . <ti me/ pla ce> 4. IâÂÂll be t here at [ ] . <t ime> 5. IâÂÂll b e [ ] minutes late . <number of minute s> 6. Iâ m runni ng lat e. 7. Iâ m on my way . 8. Meet ing can celled.
58 9. Meet ing chan ged to [ ]. <time /place > 10 . Appoi ntme nt c ancelle d. 11 . I lov e you ! 12. Thank you! 13. IâÂÂm s orry . 14. Call a t your c onven ience . 15. Pleas e ca ll AS AP . Bra ckets ( [ ] ) in a template represent a v alue that you can specify . (The value is not retained for future use; y ou enter the va lue ea ch tim e you u se the temp late.) If y ou se lect a template that contain s brackets, youâÂÂll be prompte d to e nter a value . Y o u can edit the te mplate t ext after yo u inse rt it into your message. Sending a messa ge This procedure assumes t h at you h ave already addressed your message and entered some text into it (or have ente re d a callback number). See âÂÂAddressing a text messageâ on page 53. Be fo re y ou se nd yo ur m es sage, you ca n se le ct o ne o r mor e options. W hile you're ed i ting the messa ge, press Options , scroll to Setti n g s , th en pr ess Sele ct . To select an option, Mark it. T o deselect an option, Unmar k it. ⢠Urge nt - Se ts the priority level of y our message to "ur gent". Urgen t message or a similar n otification wi ll ap pea r on di spla y sc ree n of the re cipi ent 's ph one or other d e vice. ⢠Deli ver y note - Wh en the recipient receives your messag e, the netw ork will se nd you a del ivery note. If you a ddress the message to more than one recipi e nt, you wil l receive a separate deli very note for each recipient. ⢠Callback no. - Allows you to enter a phone number at w hich th e recipient can call you. After you mark and unmark the options, press . The message Save changes? app ears. T o ac cept the ch anges that you ma de to the setting s , pres s Ye s . T o discard the changes, press ag a in .
59 T o send the message, press Options , scroll t o Send , then press OK . If t he n etw ork canâ t sen d y our m ess age, a war nin g not e should appear . Tr y to res end the message l ater . See âÂÂResen ding a m essa geâ on pa ge 59. Resending a messa ge 1 Open your Out b o x ( Menu 2-1- 3). Sc roll u ntil th e message yo u want to r ese nd i s hi ghli gh ted . 2 Press Options . Scroll to Resend . Press Se lect . ⢠B efo re you re send yo ur m essa ge, you can edit it. Y o u can a lso ed it th e reci pien ts list ( Add e- mail , Add num ber , or List re cipien ts ). ⢠All settings ( Urgen cy , Delivery note , an d Cal lback n o. ) that y ou chose for t h e original mess age a re ret ained unless you edit the settings ( Options > Setti n g s ). 3 T o send t he mes sage, pr ess Option s , scroll to Send , th en press Se lect . Forwarding a message 1 In the In box or Saved folde r , read the m essa ge th at y o u want to forward. 2 Press Option s , sc rol l to Forward , th en pr ess Se lect . 3 Prepare your m essage as you would an y other message that you cre a t e. ⢠If th e message you are forwardin g is a text message, you can edit the messag e before you send i t. ⢠I f y o u r p h o n e i s c o n f i g u r e d t o b e a b l e t o s e n d a n u m b e r only message , you can forward a call back number as a numbe r only message, pr ovided the or iginal messa g e was a lso a nu mber only me ssage. 4 Afte r you prep are y our messa ge, you can: ⢠A ddre ss it (page 53) th en se nd i t (pag e 58). OR .. . ⢠Save it to the Outbox (press O ptions , scroll to Sav e , th en pr ess Sele ct ), the n address it and send it later .
60 Erasing messages Y ou can erase the messag e youâÂÂre read ing or several m essages at once. Era sing the me ssag e yo uâÂÂr e read ing Press Option s , sc roll to Era s e ., t hen pre ss Se lec t . Erasi ng m ultip le m es sages 1 Press Men u 2 1 5. 2 Scroll unti l the appropriate item in t he list is high lighted, then press Sel ect . De pendi ng on yo ur ser vice prov ider , y ou may be re quired t o confirm your c hoice or enter your s e c ur it y code to pre vent accidental deletion of messages. ⢠All r ead - Erases all read m essages in the Inbox (un read mes sages ar e not eras ed); erases all m e ssages in the Ou tbox and Saved folders (the Outbox and Save d folder s cannot con tain unre ad me ssages) . ⢠All in i nbox - Erases all mess ages (read or unread) in th e Inbox . ⢠All in ou tbo x - Erases all messages ( sent or unsent ) in the Outbox. ⢠All sa ved - Eras e s all m essages in the Saved folde r .
61 12. Extra featur es Alarm clock The alarm clock fea t ure so u nds an alert at a ti me you spec ify . Set ting th e ala rm cl ock Use Me nu 7 1 to t urn the alarm clock on or off. Note that w hen youâ re en tering the alarm time, us e tw o digits for both hou rs and min utes (for example , ent e r 1:30 as 0 130 ). Note: Pr essing doe s not w ork on this sc reen. If y ou make a mistake, re -ente r a ll four digits. Press u p or do w n on the scroll keys to m o ve the c ursor . T he nu mber yo u pres s is ent ered t o the rig ht of th e cu rs or . Alarm volume The ala rm volume is determine d by th e curre nt ringin g volume. Howe ver , if you have manu ally set th e ringing option (see page 24) to Sile nt or Beep once or have s elect ed the Sile nt or Qu ie t quick a lert setting (see page 2 5) , th e phone only sounds a quiet beep. When t he alarm soun d s ⢠T o shut o ff the a larm, p ress a ny key exce pt Snoo ze . â¢I f y o u p r e s s Snooze , the alarm sounds again in ten minutes. T o turn off th e alarm before then, press Stop . ⢠If you let the alarm sound for one minute withou t pressing a key , it stops for ten minutes, th en starts a gain . If you turn o ff the phone If you tu rn off the phon e and the alarm is s et, th e phone switche s itself on a t alarm time , then t he alarm s ounds. ⢠T o s h ut off the alarm, pres s any k ey except Snoo ze . The phon e dis plays K eep the pho ne on? . Press Ye s to keep it on or to switc h it off.
62 â¢I f y o u p r e s s Sn ooze , the ph one turns itself off for ten minutes , then the alarm sounds agai n. RE MEMB ER! Do not sw itc h on the phon e wh en wire le ss pho ne use is p rohibited or when i t may cause inter ference or dang er . Games Use Me nu 6 to challeng e yourself or a friend to the three fun games in you r phone. T o pause a game, press . T o resume, c hoose Co ntin ue . REMEMBER! Y ou r ph one must be switched on to use this function. Do not s witc h on the pho ne when w ireless phone use is p rohibited or when i t may cause inter ference or dang er . Memory Reveal pictures to find pairs in as few tries as possible. Move the cursor with the 2 (up), 4 (left), 6 (right) , and 8 (down) ke y s. Press the 5 key to revea l pictures. O nce f ound, pairs sta y visib le. Press to jum p to the right over revealed pictures or to move from the bo ttom right of the screen to the top left. Press to jump to t he left over re vealed p ictures or to move from the top left of t he screen to the bottom right. Sn ake Feed the snake w ith as ma ny goodies as possible and w a tch it grow . U se keys 2 , 4, 6, and 8 to t urn t he sna ke to ward f ood. The longer the snake âÂÂs tail grows, the hi gher your score. If the snake hits its own tai l or the surr ounding wall, the g ame is over . Logic Find the sec ret co mbination of figures in a colu mn. P o ssible fig ures ar e shown at th e top of t h e scr een. Pre ss the 5 k ey repeatedly to select a figure and t he 2 , 4, a n d 8 keys to m ov e the cu rsor . O nce yo u think you have the righ t comb ination, press . The result appears as a set of m arks above the co lu mn . A co rrect figure in t he ri ght place gets a full mar k; a c orre ct fi gur e in the wron g pl ace get s a h alf mark. The game ends when th e correct figur es are i n the right place. Tip: To copy a figure from the pre vious colum n, move the curso r over it using the 2, 4, or 8 key , then pres s the 5 key .
63 13. Secu rity features Access codes overv iew A ccess codes consis t of the lock code and se curity co de. When you get your phon e, you should change t he se code s from the ir defaults, write d own the new codes, and keep th em in a safe place away from the phone. Avoid using a ccess codes t hat are simil ar to emerg enc y numbe rs, suc h as 9 1 1, t o pr event accidental dialing of the eme rge ncy num ber . Lo ck co de Y our ph oneâ s lock cod e is used to lock and unlo ck your pho ne. Depending on your service provider , the default lock code is either 123 4 or the last four digits of your ph one number . Use Me nu 4 3 2 3 to cha nge the lock code . When the phone requires the lock code, it displays Enter lock co de: . En ter the code, the n press OK . If you enter a w rong lock code fiv e times in succession, your phone prom pts you for the secu rity code. Se curi ty co de The se curit y co de is require d to restrict c alls and to restore factory settings. T he defaul t security code is 12 345. Us e Me nu 4 3 2 4 to cha nge the secu rity code. When the phone requ ire s th e s ecurity c ode , it displa y s Sec urity code : En ter the code , then p ress OK . If you e nter an incorrec t security code five times in suc cession, the phon e will not accep t any input for the next five minutes. Restricting calls Use Me nu 4 3 1 to restrict ou tgoing or inc oming calls. This is ha ndy if you wa nt to le nd yo ur pho ne to so meo ne but do nâÂÂt wan t them to m ake long-distanc e or other e xpensiv e ca lls.
64 Res tri ctin g inco mi ng cal ls Y o u can block all incom ing calls or cre a te a list o f incom ing num bers from whic h you donâÂÂt wa nt to r eceive c alls. To block all inco ming calls, e n te r your security c ode, scroll to Selec t and press OK , th en pr ess Mar k . Press Unma rk if you want to remove the restriction . Press , then press Ye s to sav e your chan ges ( or to cance l). Note: This feature requires the caller ID network service, and the callerâÂÂs ID must be available t o the phone in order for the restriction to work. Addin g num ber s to the re strict ed inc omin g calls lis t A call restriction ca n consist of an e ntire phone numbe r , jus t an area c ode, etc . When the res trict ion is se lect ed, call s cannot be received from any numbe r beginning w ith those digits. For example , enteri ng 2 14555 1234 b locks calls from (2 14) 555-123 4 only . 21 4 blocks all calls from the 2 14 are a c ode . T o create a list of incoming nu mbers from w hich you don âÂÂt want to re ceive call s, enter you r securit y code , then press OK . Continu e with th e steps illus trated below . 1 Scroll to Add res trict ion , then press OK . 2 Enter the phone num be r , area code, etc. of th e numb er fro m wh ich yo u want to r estrict calls, t hen press OK . 3 If you w ant, giv e a na me of u p to 1 0 charac ters to the restriction (such a s Joey ), th en pr ess OK .
65 The entry is added to your list of restricted n umbers. Y ou r phone c an save up to 15 res tricted inc oming num bers. Once you enter 15 restricte d numb ers, the Add res triction optio n is remov ed from the m enu. Th is option is av ailabl e again once you delete one or more phone numbe rs from the re s tricte d list. Note: Y o ur phone does not alert you to inco ming calls from restricted numbe rs unless the caller leaves a voice message. Maki ng cha nges to th e restri cted in comi ng calls l ist T o edit or c ompletely e rase an ent ry in the list, ch oos e Edi t or Era se , se lect th e ent ry y ou want to ed it or e rase, and follow the instructions on the scree n. Allow ing ca lls fr om a nu mber on the li st If you la ter decide to allow calls to a restricted number , scroll to Sele ct and press OK to s ee your list of numbers . Press Unmark to remov e the r estri ctio n. (The number re mains in the list so tha t you can restrict it again later by pr essing Mark .) Wh en youâÂÂr e done, press . Pre ss Ye s to s ave you r cha ng es (o r to cance l). Res tri ctin g ou tgoi ng c all s Y ou can block all out going calls or crea te a list of numbers to which ou tgoing calls cann ot be made. T o block all outgoing calls, 1 Enter your security code and press OK . 2 Scroll to Selec t and press OK . 3 With All c alls highlight ed, press Mar k . 4 Press , then press Ye s to save your change s (or to cance l).
66 Addin g num ber s to the re strict ed out going c alls lis t A call re stric tion can c onsist of an ent ire phone nu mber , an area code, etc. When th e restri ction is sele cted, call s cann ot be made to any number be ginning with t hose digits. Fo r exa mple , enteri ng 2 14555 1234 block s ca lls to (2 1 4) 555 - 1234 on ly . 1 blocks all calls sta rting wi th 1, inclu ding long distance c alls and 1-800 ca lls. 1800 block s 1-800 calls only . T o pre vent your phone from making outgoin g ca lls , scroll to Add re stric tion and press OK . Con tin ue wi th t he steps illustrated be low . 1 Scroll to Add restr ictio n , the n press OK . 2 Enter the phone num be r , area code, etc. to which y ou want to restrict cal ls, th en pr ess OK . 3 If you w ant, giv e a na me of u p to 1 0 characters to the restrictio n (such as Jo ey , Lon g dist , or 1-800 #s ), th en pr ess OK . The entry is adde d to your list of restricted numbe rs . Y ou r ph one can sav e up to 1 0 restrict ed o utgoin g numbe rs. O nce yo u enter 1 0 restric te d numbers, the Add re stricti on option is remove d from the men u. This option is available again once you de lete one or more phone nu mbers from th e restricted list. Maki ng cha nges to th e restri cted ou tgoin g calls li st T o edit or c ompletely e rase an ent ry in the list, ch oos e Edi t or Era se , se lect th e ent ry you w ant to edit or era se, a nd follow the instructions on the scree n.
67 Allow ing calls to a num ber o n the list If you la ter decide to allow calls to a restricted numbe r , scroll t o Sele ct an d press OK . Y ou ca n now se e your l ist of numbers. Press Unma rk to remov e the restriction. (Th e number remains in the list so that you can restrict it again later by pressing Mar k .) When youâÂÂre done, pre ss . Press Ye s to save your chan ges (or to canc el). Phone lock Y ou can prev e nt un authorized u se of your phone by locking it. When y our phone is loc ked, only inc oming calls an d calls to the unlocked phone number (see below) are allowed. The memory and men u are una vailable. Note: Calls may still be possible to emer gency numbers. How to lock your ph one Press Men u 4 3 2 1. Ent er th e lock code (s ee pag e 63) , th en press OK . Scroll to On , th en p ress OK . How to unlo ck you r phon e Press Menu , enter the lock c ode, then press OK . Answering a call when the pho ne is loc ked Press Answe r . Saving the un locked phone number Use Menu 4 3 2 2 to save a number th at may be called even when you r phone is locked. Y ou are re quir e d to e nter the lock code. Call ing the unlo cked phone numbe r Press or , or manu a lly enter the num ber exactly as it is saved, then press Call .
68 14. Accesso ries An e xten siv e ran ge o f acc essor ies is available for your phon e. Y ou can select t he a ccessori es th a t best suit y our specific communi cation needs. For availability , see your local au thorized Nokia deale r . A few practical rules for acce ssory operation: ⢠K eep ac cessories out of small ch ildren's reach. ⢠When you disconnect the power cord of any accessory , grasp and pul l the plug, not t he cord. ⢠Che ck regul a r ly t hat al l wir eless ph one equi p m ent in yo ur vehicle is m ounted and ope rating properly . ⢠In sta llati on of co mp lex ca r equ ipmen t mu st be com plete d by qualified personn e l only . WA R N I N G ! Use only batt eries, chargers and accessories approved by t he phone manuf ac turer fo r use wi th th is part icular phone model. The use of any other types may invalidate any approval or warranty applying to the phone, and may be dang e rous.
69 Nokia Xpre ss-on⢠color covers Y our ph one âÂÂs Xpress-on⢠cover i s available in several f ash ion colors. Extra cov ers may be purchased from your auth orized Nokia deale r . Note: Alw ays s tore you r ph one with the co v er attached. Changing covers When changing covers, donâÂÂt use the phoneâÂÂs antenna as leverage! 1 Switch off the power and disconne ct the phone from the charger or any other device. 2 Using a c oin, depress t he colored tab on the top of th e phone and slid e the color cover forward. 3 Rem ove the cover .
70 Batter ies Several batteries are available for you r phone: ⢠BLS-2N Exte nded Li-Ion 90 0 mAh ⢠BLS-4 U ltra Extended Li-Ion 1500 m Ah ⢠BMS -2S Extende d NiMH 90 0 mAh ⢠BMS-2V Vi bra ting NiMH 900 mAh ⢠BPS-1 U ltra Slim Li-P o lymer 60 0 mAh 4 Remove t he rub ber keypad from the back of the cover . Place it into th e back of the n ew c over . 5 Place the bottom of the cover aga inst t he bott o m of the ph one. Ma ke sure all th ree sets of plastic tabs line up wit h their respective slots, as shown at left. Close th e cover and snap i t shut all th e way around the edge of the ph one.
71 Charging times The table below d isplays ap proximate battery charging times. These ch arging tim es charge your phone to abou t 80% of its capacity , and the batt e ry streng th indicator stops scrolling. If you wish to obtain 1 00% batte ry capacity , ple ase allow another two hours for âÂÂmai ntenanceâ charge. T alk and st andby times The t able b elow displa ys appro ximat e talk and st andby times. V ariat ions occ ur depend ing on net work sett ings and usag e. Battery Standard Tr ave l Charger ACP -7U Rapid Tr ave l Charger ACP-9U Rapid Cig. Lighter Charger LCH-9 BLS-2N Extended Li-Ion 900 mAh 4 hours 2 hours BLS-4 U lt ra Extended L i-Ion 1500 mAh 5-6 hours 3 hours, 30 minutes BMS-2S Extended NiMH 900 mAh 4 hours 1 hour , 30 minutes BMS-2V Vibrating NiMH 900 mAh 4 hours 1 hour , 30 minutes BPS-1 Ultra Slim Li- P o lymer 600 mAh 2 hours, 30 minutes 1 hour , 20 minutes Battery Option Digital Talk Time Analog Talk Time Standby Time BLS-2N Extended Li-Ion 900 mAh 2 hrs to 2 hrs 55 min 40 min to 1 hr 25 min 7 0 to 1 1 0 hrs (dig) 1 0 to 15 hr s (ana) BLS-4 Ultra Extended Li-Ion 1500 mAh 3 hrs 20 min to 4 hrs 50 min 1 hr 1 0 min to 2 hrs 25 min 1 15 to 180 hrs (dig) 15 to 23 hrs (ana) BMS-2S Extended NiMH 900 mAh 2 hrs to 2 hrs 55 min 40 min to 1 hr 25 min 7 0 to 1 1 0 hrs (dig) 1 0 to 15 hr s (ana) BMS-2V Vibrating NiMH 900 mAh 2 hrs to 2 hrs 55 min 40 min to 1 hr 25 min 7 0 to 1 1 0 hrs (dig) 1 0 to 15 hr s (ana) BPS-1 Ultra Slim Li-P oymer 600 mAh 1 hr 20 min to 1 hr 55 min 25 min to 55 min 46 to 73 hrs (dig) 8 to 16 hrs (ana)
72 The times sho wn are approximat e , and represent a range for either standby or talk ti me s (not a combination of both). Battery operation times vary according to signal conditions , network parame te rs set by the service pro vider , and how you use your ph one. Note : Dispose of used batte ries in accord ance w ith local regulations. Chargers and other accessories WA R N I N G ! This apparatus is intended for use whe n supplied with power from the Standard Travel Charger (ACP-7U), Rapid T ravel Charger (ACP-9U), or Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger (LCH-9). Other usa ge will invali date any a pproval give n to this ap paratus and may be dange rous. The follow ing cha rgers and other accessor ies are a vaila ble for yo ur pho ne; plea se see you r deal er fo r de tail s. Also , re fer t o any acces sory options ma nual that m ay hav e be en in cluded in your sales package for the entire line of Nokia Original Accessories. Note: Whe n a c harger is not in use, disconne ct it from the power sourc e. Do n ot leave th e batte ry connec ted to a c h a rger for longer than a w eek, since overcharging may shorten its life. If left unu s ed, a fully charged battery will discharge itself o v er time. ACP-7 U Standard Tra vel Charg er Use this du ra bl e and economical char ger to charg e all batter y option s. Plug the charger into a wall outlet and co nnec t th e co nnect or to the bott om of your phon e . Check the charging sta tus on you r phoneâ s screen. Calls can be made du ring charging, but chargin g will stop for the duration of the call and the battery bar scrolling stops.
73 Note : I f the batte ry is completel y empty , you c annot use the phone unti l it has enough ch arge to ope rat e. The Standard T ravel Charger is av a il a bl e for differ ent vol tage lev els an d can a lso b e use d with th e DCH -9 Co mpa ct Desk top Charging Stand. ACP-9 U Rapid T ravel Ch arger Th e ext remel y ligh t, func ti onally desig ned Rapid Travel Charg er ch arges your phon e battery quickl y . Plug the ch a rger in to a wall outlet and connec t the connec tor to the bottom of your phone. Check the charging status on your p h oneâÂÂs screen . Y ou can use y our phone while charging. Operating within a voltage ra nge of 1 00V-24 0V AC (50Hz-6 0 Hz), the Rapid Travel Charger is practically voltage- independen t in normal office and household use. Like the St andard T rave l Ch arg er , th e R apid Tr avel Cha rger i s com pati ble with all battery options. Th e Rapid Trav el Charger can als o be used with the DCH-9 Compac t Desktop Charging Stand. LCH-9 Rapid C i ga rette Lighte r Charg er Using the multivolt age Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger , yo u can charge your p hone when you trav el. The smal l charger's functional design fits well w ith mos t car ligh ters an d inter iors . Charging times are the same as for the Rapid T ravel C harger ACP-9U. Calls can be made during charging. A gr e en l ight indi cates tha t the Rapid Ciga rette Lighte r Cha rger is rea dy to char ge. Check the cha rging status on you r phoneâÂÂs scre en. The input volta ge is 12 or 24 V DC, negat ive groun ding. The Rapid Cigarette Lighte r Charger can be used wi th all accessories available for your phone.
74 Avoid prolonged ch arging with the Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger when the car engine is not run ning. This may caus e the battery of your car to drain. Note: In some cars t he cigarette lighter plug is not pro vided with po w er when the igni tion is switche d off. V e rify that the green LED light is lit. DCH- 9 Comp act Deskt op Ch arging Stand Compatible w ith all battery options, the Com pa c t Desktop Charging Stand c a n be use d with the Standard T ravel Charger AC P- 7U or the Rapid Tr a v e l Ch a r g e r A C P - 9 U . T he Compa c t D esktop Chargi ng Sta nd pr ovid es m ount ing fo r bot h th e phone and a spare batte ry . Plug th e charg er int o a w all outlet and con nect the c onne ctor to the ba ck of t he C ompa ct Desktop Charging Stand. Place your phone and/or a spare batte ry in the stand to begin ba ttery ch arging. When the phone is charging, no lights are display e d on the sta nd; check th e charging sta tus of t he phone bat tery on yo ur phoneâÂÂs screen. Charging m oves to the rear slot o nce the fron t battery is 1 0 0% charged. When th e spare b at t er y is chargin g, check the status in dicator on th e lef t side of the cha rging st and. A red li ght indi cates tha t th e batte ry i s charg ing; a gr een ligh t indi cates th a t the batter y is charged to at le ast 80% of its capac ity .
75 The ph one has t he built-in i ntelligence to mai nta i n the battery , so there is no need for a discharge feature on the stand. DCH-9 Re ar Slot Charging Times Bat ter y Usi ng AC P-7U Usi ng AC P-9U Back s lot only Both slot s full Back slot only Both slot s full BLS-2N Extended Li-Ion 900 mAh 6 hours, 30 minutes 9 hours, 45 minutes 4 hours 6 hours, 15 minutes BMS-2S Extended NiMH 900 mAh BMS-2V Vibrating NiMH 900 mAh BLS-4 U ltra Extended Li-Ion 1500 mAh 12 hours 18 hours 8 hours 12 hours BPS-1 Ultra Slim Li-P olymer 600 mAh 4 hours, 30 minutes 6 hours, 30 minutes 3 hours 4 hours, 30 minutes
76 15. Re ferenc e informati on Important safety information T raff ic safety Do not use a hand-held t elephone while dri ving a vehicle. If using a hand-held pho ne park the vehicle b efore conversing. Always secur e the phone in i ts holder; do not place the phone on the passenger seat or where it can break loo s e in a colli sion or sudden s t o p. The use o f an alert device to o perate a vehicleâÂÂs lig hts or h or n on public road s is not perm itte d. Remem ber , road safe ty a lways comes f irst! Operat ing environment Remember 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 a ny accessory to another device, r ead its userâÂÂs guide for detailed safety instructions. Do not connect incompatible products. As with other mobile radio transmitting equipment , users are advised th at fo r the satisfactory operati on of the equip ment and for th e s afet y of pers onnel, it is recommended th at the equipment should only be used in the normal operat ing position (held to your ear with the antenna pointing over your shoulder). Electr onic devi ces Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from radio frequency (RF) signals. However , cer t ai n elect ronic equ ipment may not be shielded against the RF signals from your wireless phone. P acemakers P acemaker manufact urers recommen d that a minimu m separati on of 6 inches (20 cm.) be maintained between a handheld wireless phon e and a pacemaker to avoid po tential interfer ence with the pacemaker . Thes e recommendations are consiste nt wit h t he independent r es ea rch by and reco mmenda tion s of Wire less T echnol ogy Resea rch. P e rsons with pacemaker s: ⢠Should always keep the phone more than 6 inches (20 cm) f rom their pacemaker when the phone is s witched on; ⢠Should not carry the phone in a breast pocket; ⢠Should use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimize the poten tial fo r inte rferen ce. ⢠If you ha ve any reaso n to suspe ct that inte rferenc e is takin g place, switch off your phone immediately .
77 Hearin g aids Some digit al wireless phones may interfere with s ome hearing aids. I n the event of such interference, you may wa nt to consult your s ervice provider . Ot he r medi cal de vic es Operation of any radio transm it ting equipment, including c ellular phon es, m a y interfe re with the f u ncti onali ty of inadeq uately protec ted medical devices. Consult a phys ician or the manufacturer of t he medical device to determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy or if you have any ques tions . Switch off your phone in health care facil ities w h en an y regu lations p osted in thes e are as instru ct yo u to do so. Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment that could be sensitive t o e xt ernal RF ener gy . Ve h i c l e s RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic sy stems in motor vehicles (e. g. electronic fuel injection systems, e lect r onic anti-skid (ant i-lock) braking systems, elect ronic speed control systems, air bag systems). Ch eck with the manufacturer or its representative regarding your vehicle. Y ou should also consult t he manufacturer of any equipment t hat has been added to your vehicle. P ost ed facili ties Switch your pho ne off in any facility where pos ted notices so require. P otentially exp losive atmospheres Switch off your phone when in any area with a pot entially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas could caus e an explosion or f ire r esulting in bodily injury or even death. Users are advised to switch off the phone while at a refueling point (serv ice st ation) . Users a re re minded of th e need t o observe rest rictio ns on the use of radio equipment in fuel depots (f uel storage and distri- bution areas), chemical plants or where blasting operations are in progress. Areas with a pot entially explosive atm os phere ar e often but not always clearly marked. They include below deck on boats; chemical transfer or storage facilities; vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane o r butane); areas wh ere the air cont ains chemicals o r particles, such as grain, dust or metal powders; and any other area where you would normally b e advis ed to turn off your vehicle engine. Ve h i c l e s Only qual ified personn el should ser vice the phone, or install the pho ne in a vehicle. F aulty installation or service may be dangerous and may invalidate any warranty which may apply to the unit. Check regularly that all wireless phone equip ment in your vehicle is mounted and operating pr operly .
78 Do not s tor e or carry flam mable liquid s, gases or explos ive materials in the same compa rtment as the phone, its parts or acces s o r ies. For vehicles equipped with an ai r bag, remember that an air bag inf lates with great force. Do not place objects, including both installed or portable wir eless 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 re s ult. Switch off you r phone before boar d ing 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. F ailur e to observe t hese instructions may lead to the suspension or denial of telephone services to the offender , or legal action, or both. Emergency calls IM POR T A NT! This phone , li ke any wireless phone, operates using r a dio s igna ls , wire less and l and line ne tworks as well as user- pr ogram med func tion s which cannot guarantee connection in all condit ions. Therefore, you s hould never rely solel y up on any wireless phone f or essential communi cations (e.g. medical emergencies). Remember , to make or receive any calls the pho ne must be switched on and in a service area with adequate signal s t rength. Emergency calls may not be possible on all wireless phone networks or when certain network services and/or phone features are in use. Check wit h local service pr oviders. Making an emergency c all 1 If the phone is not on, switch it on . 2 Press and h old for seve ral seconds to ready the phone for calls. 3 K ey in th e emerge ncy nu mbe r for y our pr esen t loca ti on (e.g. 9 1 1 or othe r offic ial emergen cy number). Emergency numbers v ary by locatio n. 4 Press Call . If certain featu res ar e in u se (K eyguard, call rest rictions, et c.), you ma y first need to turn those features of f before you can make an emergency call. Cons ult this documen t and your local cellular service provider . When making an emergency call, remember to give all the necessary information as accurately as possible. Remember that your wireless 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.
79 Radio frequency (RF) signals THIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE GOVERN MENT' S REQ UIREM EN TS FOR EXPOSU RE T O RADIO W AVES. Y ou r wireles s phone is a radio transmitter and receiver . It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. These limits are par t of compre- hensive guidelines and es tabli sh per mitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizati on s through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the saf e t y of all persons, regardless of age and health. The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measu rement known a s the Specif i c Ab so rpti o n Rate, or S AR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6W /kg. * Tests for SAR are c onducted usin g standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the ph one tra nsmitt ing at its hi ghest cer tifi ed powe r level i n all tested f requen cy band s. Al thou gh th e SAR is determ ined at t he high est c ert ified p ower level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the powe r required to rea ch the n etwor k. In gene ral, the closer you are to a wire less ba se station antenna, the lower the power output. Before a phone model is a vailable for sale t o the public, it mus t be tested and certified to the FCC that it does n ot exceed the limit established by the government-adopted requirement for safe expos ure. The tests are performed in positions and locations (for ex amp le , at th e ear and wo rn o n the body) as r equir ed by the F C C for e ach model. The hig hest SAR value for this mod el phone as reported to the FCC when tested for us e at th e e ar is 1 . 49 W /kg, and when worn on t he body , as des cribed in this user guide, is 1.45 W / kg. (B ody -w or n m eas ur eme nt s d if fe r among phone models, depend ing upon a vai l ab le ac ce ss ori es a nd F CC requirements). While there may be differences between the SAR levels of var ious phones and at various positions, they all meet the government requirement. The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization fo r t his model phone with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compl ianc e with the FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR information on this model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found u nder the Display Grant section of http: //www .fcc.gov/oet/ fccid after searching on FCC ID: GMLNSD-1FW . For body worn operation , to maintain com pliance with FCC RF exp os ure guidelines, use only Nokia approved accessories. When carr ying the phone while it is on, place the phone in the specific Nokia belt-clip that has been tested for compliance.
80 Use of non-Nokia-approv ed accessories may violate FCC RF exposure guidelines and should be avoided. * In the United States and Canada, the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is 1.6 watts/kg (W/kg) averaged over one gram of tissue. The standard incorporates a substantial margin of safety to give additional protection for the public and to account for any variations in measurements. SAR values may vary depending on national reporting requirements and the network band. For SAR information in other regions pl e as e look under product information at http:// w ww .no kia.com .
81 Care and maintenanc e Y ou r phone is a product of superior design and craftsmanship and should be treated with care. The suggestions below will help you to fulfill any warranty obligations and allow you to enjoy this product for many years. When using your phone, battery , charger , OR any ac ces sor y: ⢠K eep it and all its parts and accessories out of small childrenâÂÂs reach. ⢠K eep it dry . Precipitation, humidity and liqu ids contain minerals that will corrode electronic c ircuits. ⢠Do not use or store it in dus ty , dirt y areas as its moving parts can be damaged. ⢠Do not store it in hot a reas. High temperatures can s horten t he life of electronic devic es, damage batteries, and warp or melt certain plastics. ⢠Do not store it in cold areas. When the phone warms up (to its normal operating temperature), moisture can form inside the phone, which may damage the phone's electronic circuit boards. ⢠Do not attempt to open it. Non-expert handling of the device may damage it. ⢠D o not drop , knock or shak e it. Ro ugh handl ing can break int ernal circuit boards. ⢠Do n ot use harsh chemicals, cleanin g solvents, or strong deter gents to clean it. Wipe it with a soft cloth slightly dampened in a mild soap-and-wat er solut ion. ⢠Do not paint it. P aint can clog the deviceâÂÂs moving parts and prevent proper operation. ⢠Use only the supplied antenna. Removal and replacement of the antenna by anyone other than a Nokia authorized ser vice center is an unauthorized modification and invalidates the warranty , can damage the phone, and may violate regulations covering radio devices. ⢠If the phone, battery , charger , or any accessory is not working properly , take it to your nearest qualified service facility . The personnel th ere will assist you, and if ne ces sary , arrange for s ervice.
82 16. T echni cal infor mation P art N o . 9353433 Printed in Canada 08/0 1 Nokia, Connect ing P eople and the Original Access ories logos are trademarks of Nokia Corporation and/or its affili ates. T9 text in put software C opyright é 1999-200 1. Tegic Comm unications, Inc. A ll rights res erved. The infor mation co nt ained i n this U ser Guide was written for the Nokia 51 70 i p h o n e . The right to make changes and im provements to an y of the produ ct s described in t his guide wit hout prior noti ce is reserved. Issue N o. 2a é 200 1 Nokia Mo bile Phones. All r ights rese rved. This pro duct contains commoditi es , t echno logy or software expor ted from the Unit ed States in accor dance with the Expo r t Adm inistration regulati ons. Divers ion contrary to U .S. law is prohibited. Operating voltage 3.6 V nom inal Freque ncy bands H ighband 1850. 04 - 19 09.92 MHz (TX) 1930. 08 - 19 89.96 MHz (RX) Number of NAMs 2 Memory locations 1 0 0 Memory c apacity 16 charact ers per name 32 cha racters per nu mber
83 17. Noki a One-Y ear Lim ited Wa r r a n t y Nokia In c. (âÂÂNokiaâÂÂ) warrant s that this cell ular phone (â ProductâÂÂ) is free from defect s in materi al an d workma nship that res ult in Prod uct failu re during n ormal usage, according to the foll owing terms and con ditions: 1. The limited warranty for the Product extends for ONE (1) year beginning on the date of the purchase of the Product. 2. The limit ed warra nty extends to the o riginal purchas er of th e Product (âÂÂConsum erâÂÂ) and is not assignable or transferable to any s ubsequent purchas er /end- us er . 3. The limit ed warranty extends only to Consumer s who purcha se the Product in t he United States. 4. D uring the l imite d w arranty peri od, N okia will r epair , or repla ce, a t Nok ia's o ption, any def ecti ve part s, or any p arts t hat w ill n ot prop erly oper ate for their in tended us e with new or factor y rebuil t r e placemen t item s if such repair or r eplac ement is needed b ecaus e of prod uct malf unctio n or f ail ure dur ing nor mal u sage. N o cha r g e will be made t o the Consu mer for any such part s. Nokia will also pay for the labor char ges in curred by No kia in repai ring or repla cing the def ective parts . The limited warr anty does not cover defects in a ppearance, c osmetic, decor ative or struct ural items, including fra ming, and any non-operat ive part s. Nok ia's l imit of lia bility un der t he limit ed warr anty shall be the actu al cash valu e o f th e Product at the time t he C onsumer ret urns the Prod uct for r epai r , deter mined by t he pric e paid by the Con sumer fo r the Prod uct less a reasona ble amount for us age. Nokia shall not b e liable for any ot her losses or damag es. These rem edies ar e the Consum erâÂÂs exclu sive rem edies for brea ch of warr anty . 5. Upon request from Nokia , the Consumer m ust prove the date of the original purcha s e of t he Product by a dated bill of sale or dat ed itemized receip t. 6. The Con sumer shall bea r the cost of shipping the Product to Noki a in Melbourn e, Florida. Nokia shal l bear the cost of s hipping the Product back to the Consumer afte r t he completio n of service under this limited warranty . 7. The Cons umer shall have no coverage or benefits under this li mite d wa rranty if any of the f ollo win g condi tions ar e app lic able: a) T h e Prod uct has b e e n sub ject to a bnorma l use, abnor mal co nditio ns, impr oper s tora ge, e xposur e to m oist ure or dam pness, unau thori zed modifications, unauthori zed conne c tions, unauthorized repair , misuse, negl ect, abuse, acc ident, altera ti o n, improper i nstallati o n , or other acts which are not t he fault of Nokia, includi ng damage caused by s hipping.
84 b) The Product has been damag ed fro m e xtern al causes such as col lision with a n objec t, or from f ire, flo oding , sand, di rt, wind storm, ligh tning , earthquake or damage from ex posure t o weather conditions, an Act of God, or battery leakage, theft, blown fuse, or improper use of any ele ctrical source, or damage caused by the connection to other products not recom mended for intercon nection by Nokia . c) Nokia was not advised by the Consumer in writing of the alleged def ect or malfu nct i on of the Product withi n f ourt een (14) days after t he expiration of the applicabl e limited wa rranty period . d) The Product serial number plat e or the accessory data code has been removed, defa ced or alt ered. e) The de fect or da mage was ca used b y the defec tive fun ction of t he cel lular sy stem or by inadequ ate s igna l rece ption by th e ex ter nal a ntenn a. 8. If a problem develops during the limited warranty period, the Consumer shall t ake the following step-by- step procedure: a) The Cons umer shall r etur n t h e Product to the place of purchase for repair or r eplacement processing. b) If â a â is not c o nvenient becau s e o f distance (more than 50 miles ) or for other good cause, the Consumer shall ship t he Product prepaid an d insure d t o : Nok ia I nc. Attn: Repair Department 795 W est Nas a Blvd. Melbourne, FL 3290 1 c) Th e Consum er sh all inc lude a r etur n addre ss, dayti me ph one num ber and/or fax number , c om plete description of the problem, proof of purchase and service agr eement (if applicable). Expenses related to removing the Product from an installation are not covered under th is limited warranty . d) The Consumer will be billed for any par t s or labor charges not covered by this limited warranty . The Consumer w il l be responsible for any expenses related to reinstallation of the Product. e) Nokia will repair or authorize the repair of the Product under the limited warranty w ithin 30 days after receipt of the Product by N okia or a Nokia authorized service center . I f Nokia cannot perform repair covere d under this limited warranty within 30 days, or after a reasonable number of attempts to repair the same defect, Nokia at its option, will provide a replacement Product or refund the purchase price of the Product less a reasonable amount for usage.
85 f) If t he Product is retu rned to Nokia du ring the limit ed warranty peri od, but the pro blem with the Produ ct is n ot covered under the term s and conditions of this lim ited warranty , the Con sumer will be n otified and given an es t imate o f the charges the Consu mer must pay to have the Product repaired, w ith all shipping c harges bille d to the Consumer . If the estimate is r efused, the P roduct will be r eturned freight collect. If the Product is returned to Nokia after the ex piration of the limited warranty period, Nokia's normal service poli cies shall appl y and the Consumer will be responsible for all shipping charges. 9. The Product cons ists of newl y assembled eq uipment that m ay contain used components that have been reprocessed to allow machine c omp li an ce with Product performance and reliability s pecifications. 1 0. AN Y IMPL IED W ARRANT Y OF MERC HANT ABIL ITY , OR FITN ESS FO R A PA R TICULAR PURPOSE OR USE, SHALL BE LIM I TED TO THE DURATI ON OF TH E FO REG OING L IMIT ED WR ITTEN WARRAN TY . OTHE RWI SE, THE FOREGOI NG LIMITED WARRA N TY IS THE CONSUMER ' S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMED Y AND IS IN LIEU OF A LL O THER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. N O KIA SHAL L NOT BE LIABLE FOR SPEC IAL, INCI DENT AL OR CONS EQUE NTIAL D AMAGES, IN CLUDIN G BUT NO T LIMITED TO , LOSS OF ANTICIP ATED BENEFITS OR PROFITS, LOSS OF SA VINGS OR REVEN U E, PUNITIVE DAMAGES, LOSS OF USE OF THE PRODUCT OR ANY ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT , COST OF CAPITAL, COST OF ANY SUBSTITU TE EQUIPMENT OR FA CILITIES, D O WN TIME, THE CLAI MS OF ANY THIR D P ART IES, INCLUDIN G CUSTOMERS, AND I N JU RY T O PROPERTY , RESULTING FROM THE PURCHASE OR USE OF THE PRODU CT OR ARISIN G FROM BREACH OF THE WARRANTY , BREAC H OF CON TRACT , N EGLIGENC E, STRICT T O RT , OR AN Y O T HER LE GAL OR EQUIT A BLE THEORY , EVEN IF NOKIA KNEW OF TH E LIKELIHOOD OF SUCH DAM AGES. NOKI A SHALL N OT B E LIA BLE FOR D ELA Y IN RENDERING SERVIC E UNDER THE LIMITED WA RRANTY , OR LOSS OF USE DURING THE PER IO D THAT THE PRODUCT IS BEING REPAIRED. 1 1. Some states do not allow limitation of how long an implied warranty lasts, so t he above one-year wa rranty limit ation may not apply to you (the Con s um er). Some states do not allow the exclusion or limi tation of incidental and consequential damages, so certain of the above limit ations o r exclusions may not apply t o you (the Cons umer). Th is limited war r a nt y g ives t he Cons umer specifi c legal rights and the Consum er may also ha v e other rights which vary from state to state. 12. Noki a neither assumes nor authorizes any aut horized service center or any other person or entity to as sume for it any other obligation or liability beyond that which is expressly provided for in this limited warranty includin g t he pr ovide r or seller of any e xt ended warranty or service agr eement. 13. This is the enti re war ranty between Nokia and the Consumer , and supersedes all prior and cont emporaneous agreement s or understand ings, oral or wri t ten, an d all com munications relating t o the Product, and no representation, promis e or condit ion n ot c o nt ained herein s hall modify th es e ter ms .
86 14. Th is limit ed warranty all ocates the risk of failure of the Product between the Con s umer a nd Nokia. The allocation is r ecognized by t he Consum er and is reflected in t he purch ase price of the Pr oduct. 15. Any action or lawsuit for br ea c h of warrant y must be commenced within eig hteen (18) mo nt h s follow ing delivery of t he Product. 16. Quest ions concerning thi s limited warranty ma y be directed to: Nok ia Cus tomer C a r e Cent er , USA 7725 Woodland Center Blvd., St e. 150 T ampa, F L 336 14 T elep hone: 1-888-NOKIA 2U (1-888-665 -4228) F a csimile: ( 8 1 3) 249-9619 For the h earing-impair ed only (TT Y): 1-800 - 2 4NOKIA (1-80 0-246-6542) 17. Th e limited warranty p eriod for N okia supplied attach ments and accessories is s pecificall y defined within t heir own warranty cards and packaging.
87 18. Inde x A ABC mode 11 access ories 68 batteries 70 charge rs 72 covers 69 alarm clock 61 answer ing a call 17 automa tic answe r 39 antenna 15 exte rnal ja ck 7 anyke y answer 39 automa tic answe r 39 B batteries 70 attach ing 3 chargi ng 3 discharging 4 removin g 5 blocking calls see restricting calls C C ke y 7 call blo ck se e restrict ing calls call forwarding activat ing 33 cancellin g 34 call log 42 clearing lis ts 43 dialed calls 43 missed ca lls 42 Opt ions ke y 42 received calls 43 call res trictions se e restricting c alls call tim ers 43 call w aiting 31 answ ering a waiting ca ll 31 cance lling 31 caller I D 18 showing/ hiding numbe r 36 calling c ard ma king calls 33 set-up 31 calls answeri ng 17 answ erin g automa tica lly 39 answ ering with c all waiting 31 anykey answer 39 end ing 30 forwarding 33 initia ting a second 30 ma king 16 mut ing 16 , 30 si lenci ng an inc omi ng c all 17 unmu ting 16 unm u t ing the microph one 30 care an d mainten a nce 81 cha rge rs 72 clearin g call l ists 43 clo ck 22 alarm cl ock 61 displayin g/hiding 23 setting 22 time format 23 Compact Desktop Charging Stand 74 cov ers , chan gin g 69 cur sor 11 D dialed cal ls 43 directory see phone book 19
88 E editing n a mes/ numbers 21 email address e s saving 19 em ergenc y ca lls 27 , 78 em ergenc y key 9 28 erasing name s/numbers 21 external an tenna jack 7 F fact ory settings, resto ring 41 G games 62 H help te xt 8 I in-cal l menu 29 K K eyguard 13 keypa d lock 13 keys C ke y 7 Navi⢠key 6 po wer ke y 6 s crol l keys 7 L language 23 lights 7 in ca r kit 23 lock code 63 lock ing the keypad 13 locking yo ur phone 67 M makin g a call 16 memory 21 menu 8 sh ortc uts 9 messa ges voice mail 45 miss ed calls 42 mutin g the microph one 16 , 30 N NAM selection 35 na me s editin g 21 entering 11 eras ing 21 finding 17 , 20 saving 19 Na vi⢠ke y 6 netw ork feature se tting 29 new call 30 num ber s editin g 21 entering 12 eras ing 21 finding 17 , 20 saving 19 showing/ hiding your own 36 O on/off 15 one-to uch dialing 34 P phone book 19 ava il ab le memo ry 21 scrolli ng view 21 phone lock 67 phone number , choosing see NAM selection pow er ke y 6 profiles see quick alert se ttings Q quick a lert settings 25
89 R Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charge r 73 Rapid T rav e l Charger 73 received calls 43 redial automa tic 22 last num ber 17 restore facto ry settings 41 restricting c alls 63 ringing see tones Roaming 37 Roaming indica tors 38 S safety guideline s 1 , 76 safety informati on 76 s crol l keys 7 scrolling view 21 secu rity code 63 security featu res 63 send ca ller ID 36 Service Types 37 sig nal stren gth 15 si lenci ng an inco ming call 17 sou nd see tones special chara cters 12 speed dialing see one-touch dialing Standard T ravel Charger 72 System choices 38 Syst em sele ctio n Roaming 37 syst em sele ction 37 T tech nical information 82 time r s 43 to nes 23 keyp ad 24 messa ge alert 24 quick a lert settings 25 ringing opt ion 24 ringing t one 24 ringing v olume 24 warning and game 25 to uch tones 39 sav ing to uc h t on e str ing s 40 setting au tomatic length 40 setting ma nual length 40 U unm u t ing the microph one 16 , 30 V vibrating alert 25 voice mail me s sa ges 45 voice mailbox numbe r 26 voice privacy 34 volume earpi ece 16 ringing 24 W warranty 83 welc om e note 26
90 P ara obtener u n manual del usuario en e spañol fa vor de llamar o enviar u n fax a l teléfono 1- 888-N OKIA2U (1-88 8-665-4 228), fax 8 13 -249-96 19.
Ke y s Menu Pow e r k e y See p. 6. Scroll keys See p. 7. Emerge ncy 9 key See p. 28. Number keys See p. 1 1. Retractable antenna (pull here to extend) See p. 15. Earpiece See p. 16. Screen Current function of Navi⢠key Case key See p. 12. Navi⢠key See p. 6. Clear key See p. 7. V oice mail key See p. 26. Special characters key See p. 1 1.
Indicators and icons Acti ve c all - A c all is in prog ress . Al arm - The alarm clock is set. Ke y g u a rd - K eygua rd is on. Y our phone will not accept any key presses. T o t urn it off, press Unlo ck , the n . Lett er mo de (lo wer ca se) - Ch aracters entered will be low e r case l etters. T o switc h to upper case le t ter mode, pre ss . T o switch to number m ode, pres s and hold . Lett er mod e (uppe r case) - Ch aracters entered w ill be upper c ase lette rs . To switch to lower ca s e lette r mode, press . Numbe r mode - Cha racter s enter ed will b e numb ers. (Wh en ente ring letters , s witch to number mode by pressing and holdin g .) Roamin g - Y our phone is roaming outside its home system . Silen t tone s - Tones ar e set to Silen t . (T one s are turned off.) Specia l char acters - Highlig ht a spe cial characte r , th en press Inse rt . (While entering letters, to switch to this mode, press .) T ext entr y (t radit ional) - The phone is ready for you to enter text. T ext ent ry (p redi ctive, lower case ) - The phone is re ady for you to enter lower case letters in the predict ive text input mode. T ext entr y (p red ict ive, se ntenc e case) - The phone is re ady for you to enter lette rs in the predictive t e xt in put mode. The first le t te r of the first w ord in eac h sentence will be upp er cas e. T ext message - Y ou h ave one or m ore new text m essa ges. V o ice messa ge - Y ou have one or more new voice m essages. T o call your v oicemail box, press and hold .
i Conte nts 1. For your safety 1 FCC/Indu s try Canada No t ice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Using this Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2. Battery in stallation and charging 3 Attaching th e battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Battery charging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Removing the battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Important battery i nformation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 3. About the phone, keys and menu 6 P ower key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Nokia Navi⢠key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Start scr een . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Scroll keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Clear key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Extern al antenna jack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Entering letters an d numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 Special ch aracters in names . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Special ch aracters in phone nu mbers . . . . 12 K eygu ard (locking the keypad) . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 4. Basic func tions 1 5 T urnin g the phone on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 T urnin g the phone off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 About the a ntenna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Checking s ignal s t ren gth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Making a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 V olume a djustme nt (earpiece) . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Muting the microphon e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Ending a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Last number redial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
ii Saving a n ame a nd n umber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Finding a name an d number . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Answer ing a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Silencing an in coming call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 5. Phone book 1 9 Saving n a mes and nu mbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Saving e mail addresses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Finding n ames and numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Editi ng names a nd numbe rs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 Erasing n ames and numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 Finding you r own nu mber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 Scrolling vie w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 Checking a vailable m emory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 6. Settings 2 2 Automatic r edial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Langu age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 T ones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Quick aler t settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 V oice mailbox number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 We lcome note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 7. Emergency calls 2 7 Emergen c y key 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 8. Ad vanced f unction s 2 9 Network f eature setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Adding feature activation c odes to the m enu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Adding feature c a ncellation codes to the m enu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 In-ca ll menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Making/re c e iving multiple calls . . . . . . . . . . . 30
iii Calling cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 Call f orwarding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 V oice privacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 1-touch dialing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Choosing your phon e number (NAM sele ction) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Send own caller ID with ne xt call . . . . . . . . . 36 NAM upda te . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 System s el ection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Anykey ans wer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Automatic a nswer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 T ouch tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Downloadable rin ging tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 Restor e factory settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 9. Call log 4 2 Missed calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Received ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Dialed ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Cleari ng call lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Call tim ers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 10 . Vo i c e m e s s a g e s 45 Saving your voice mailbox n umber . . . . . . . . 45 Listen ing to ne w voice mess ages . . . . . . . . . . 45 Calling your voice mailbox at any time . . . . . 46 1 1. Mobile mess ages 4 7 About mobile messa ges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Receiving a m obile message. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Creating, addressing, and sen ding a n umber only message50 Crea t i ng a te xt message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 1 Address ing a text mess a ge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Entering text into a m essage . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
iv Send ing a mess age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Resen ding a mess age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Forwarding a me ssage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Erasing m essages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 12. Extra features 6 1 Alarm clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1 Game s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 13. Security features 6 3 Access code s overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Lock code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Security code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Restri cting calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Phone lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 14. Accessor ies 6 8 Nokia Xpress-on⢠color covers . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Batterie s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 0 Charger s and other accessories . . . . . . . . . . . 72 15. Reference information 7 6 Importa nt safety in formation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Emergen c y ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Radio frequency (RF) signals . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 Care and mainten ance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 1 16. T e chnical informatio n 8 2 17. No kia One-Y ear Limi ted W arra nty 8 3 18. Index 8 7
1 1. For your safety Read these simple guidelines before using your phone. F ailur e to comply with these guidelines may be dangerous or illegal. Roa d Safety Comes Fir st DonâÂÂt use a hand-held phone while driving; park the vehic le first. Switc h Of f In Hosp itals Follow any regulations or rules. Switch phone off near medical equipment. Swit ch Off On Aircraf t Wireless phones can cause interference. Using t hem on aircraft is illegal. Switc h Of f When Re fueli ng DonâÂÂt use phone at a refueling point. DonâÂÂt use n e ar fuel or chemicals. Switc h Of f Near Blas ting Do not use the phone where blasting is in progress. Obse rve res trict ions, and foll ow any regulat ions or rules . Int erfer ence All wireless phones may get interference which could affect performance. Use Sen sibly Use only in the normal pos ition (to ear). DonâÂÂt touch th e antenna unnecessarily . Quali fied Serv ice Only qualified service personnel must install or repair equipment. Acce ssor ies and Batt erie s Use only approved acce ssories and batteries. Do not connect incompatible products.
2 FCC/Industry Canada Notice Y ou r phone may cause TV or radio interferenc e (f o r e xample, when using a tele phone in c los e prox imity to rec eiving equipment). The FCC or Industry Canada can re quire you t o stop using your telephone if such interference cannot be eliminate d. If you re quire assista nce, conta ct your loca l service facility . This devic e co mplie s wit h part 1 5 of the FC C rul es. Opera tio n is subjec t to the condition that this de vice does not cause harmful inte rference. Using this Guide The wireless phone described in t his guide is approved for use in CDMA 190 0 networks. Networ k services A number of feat ures included in th is guid e are called netw ork services . They ar e sp ecial services provided by wireless servi ce provide rs. Be fore you can ta ke adva ntage of any of these network s ervices, yo u must subs cribe to the s ervice(s ) from your home se rvice provider and obtain instruc tions for the ir use. Updat es The latest v ersio n of this OwnerâÂÂs Manual m a y be found on NokiaâÂÂs W orld Wide Web site at ww w .no kiaUS A.com .
3 2. Battery installation and cha rging Before you ca n use your new ph one, you nee d to att a ch a nd charge the ba t tery . Attaching the batter y T o attach the battery , place it on the back of the phone as shown and slide it t oward the top of the phone until it c licks into place. Batter y charging Several rechargeable batte ries are available for u s e in your phone. Note that a new NiMH batteryâÂÂs full performanc e is achieved on ly after tw o or three c omplete charge and di sc ha rg e c yc le s ( se e â Charging time s â on page 7 1 ). How to charge your ba ttery Connect the lead from t he charger to the bottom of your phone or to a charging stand. Then plug the charger into a standard wall outle t. When the b a t tery is cha rging, the battery s trengt h indicator on the right side of the screen s crolls upwards. Note: Whe n you charge the batte ry for the firs t t ime, the battery stren gth indicator will not scroll the ent ire time; th is is normal.
4 Pro blem s ch argin g If your phone displays Not ch argi ng , charging is suspended. Check that the battery is con n ected t o an appro ved charging device. If the ba ttery is very hot or cold, wait for a w hile; chargin g will auto matically re sume after the batte ry is restored to its normal ope ratin g state. If ch arging still fails , contac t your deal er . Wh en is char ging complet e? When th e battery strength indicator stops scro l ling, your phone is c onsidered fully charged. However , a slig ht in crease in ch arge may occur if yo u leav e your phone c onnected to the charger . If you ch a rg e the batt ery while the phone is turned off, the ch arge bars on the right s ide of the display will eventually disappear on c e a full charge has occurred. No te: I f you a re usi n g a lithi um ion bat tery , cont inue to char ge it for two hours after the indicator has stopped sc rolling to retain âÂÂtrickle chargeâ . When is a good time to char ge? Y ou can charg e anyti me, but remember th at w hen your phone displays Batter y low , you only have a couple of minutes of talk t ime left. Can I m ake ca lls whil e chargi ng? Y e s , bu t your battery may not charge du ring a call. Charging should res ume once you end th e call. Discha rging Ni MH batt eries For good operation times, discharge NiMH batterie s from time to t ime by le avin g yo ur ph one s witc hed on un til it tur ns itself off (o r by using th e b attery discharg e facili ty of any a pproved accessory available for your ph one). Do not attempt to discharge the batt e ry by an y other means.
5 Removing the battery Note: Switch off the phone before removing the battery! 1 Press and hold the button at the top of the battery . 2 Slide the ba ttery toward the bottom of the phone. 3 Lift the battery off the phone. Important battery information ⢠The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times but it will eventually wear out. When the operating time (talk time and standby time) is noticeably shorter than normal, it i s time to buy a new battery . ⢠Use only batteries approved by the phone manufacturer and recharge your battery only with the chargers appr oved by the ma n u f ac t ur e r . Wh en a c ha r ge r i s n o t i n u s e , d i sc o nn e ct i t f r o m t h e power so urce. Do not le ave the batte ry conne cted t o a charger fo r lon ger t han a we ek, si nce o ver cha rgi ng m ay shorte n its life . If left un us ed a f ully char ged bat t er y wil l disc har ge it s elf ov er time . ⢠T emperat ur e extremes will affect the ability of your battery to charge: allow it to cool down or warm up first. ⢠Use the battery only for its intended purpose. ⢠Never use any char ger or battery which is damaged or worn out. ⢠Do not short circuit the battery . Accidental s hor t circuiting can occur when a metallic object (coin, clip, or pen) causes direct connection of the and - terminals of the battery (metal strips on the back of the bat tery), for example when you carry a spare battery in your pocket or purse. Shor t circuiting the terminals may damage the battery or the connect ing object. ⢠Leaving the batte ry in hot or cold places , such as in a clos ed car in summer or winter conditions, will reduce the capacity and lifetime of the batter y . Always try to keep the battery bet ween 59ú F and 77ú F (15ú C and 25ú C). A phone with a hot or cold battery may temporarily not wor k, even when the battery is fully charged. NiMH batteriesâ performance is particularly limited in temperatures below 14ú F (-1 0ú C). Li-Ion batteriesâ per formance is particularly limited in temperatures below 32ú F (0ú C) . ⢠Do not dispose of batteries in a fire! ⢠Di sp ose of u sed ba tteri es in a ccor dan ce wit h an y loc al r egu lati ons .
6 3. Abou t the phon e, keys and menu Power k ey Y ou ca n use t he pow er key to : ⢠turn the ph one on or off (p ress and hold ) ⢠turn the phoneâÂÂs lights on for 3 0 seconds ⢠selec t a quic k alert se ttin g (s ee page 25 ) (if K eyg uard is off and the phone is not connected to a h eadset or other handsfre e device.) For more information on Keyguard, see âÂÂK eyguard (lock ing the keyp a d)â on page 13. No kia N avi⢠ke y Y ou r phoneâÂÂs Nav i⢠ke y appears below the screen. Its current function is indicated by the word that appears above it (for example, Menu ). S imply press the Navi⢠key to perform the function. Throughout this gu ide, when y ou see â press Menu ,â âÂÂpr ess List en ,â et c., pres s the N avi⢠key when that wo rd ap pears above it. Start sc reen The st art scr een appears when y ou first tu rn on your ph one. Me nu appea rs above the N avi⢠key so you can access your phoneâÂÂs menu. Several features c a n be used o nly when the phone i s at th e st art scre en. T o get to the s tart screen, press and hold for a secon d. (I f ther e are char act ers o n t he scre en thi s c lear s th e c harac ters, then y ou must pre ss and hold a gain.)
7 Scroll keys The scroll k eys are located to the right of th e Navi⢠key . Us e the scro ll keys to: ⢠browse menus ⢠move the cu rsor (see page 1 1) to the ri ght or the le ft ⢠adjust th e earpie ce volume while in a call ⢠access your phone book (press from the start screen) ⢠acces s the di aled cal ls list ( press from th e start scr een) For more information about the start screen, see âÂÂMe nuâ on page 8. Clear key Use t he cle ar key to : ⢠del ete a character t o the left of the cursor ⢠clear all characte rs from the screen (pre ss and hold) ⢠ret urn to the pre vious me nu level ⢠return from the menu to t he start screen (press and hold) ⢠access t he in-call m enu while i n a cal l (see âÂÂIn-call me nuâ on p age 2 9) Lights T o turn your phon eâÂÂs lights on for 30 seconds: ⢠if K eygu ard is off, press any ke y ⢠if Keygu a rd is on, p ress th e key b riefly For information about cont rolling your ph oneâÂÂs lights wh en the pho ne is connected to a h andsfree device, see page 23. External antenna jack At the back of th e p hone, below the antenn a, there is a con - nector for an extern al antenna. The connector may b e p rotected by a rubber cap. Remove the cap before connecting an external antenna . After removi ng the anten na, replac e the cap. Warning: K eep th e c ap out of the reach of small children.
8 Menu Using your phoneâ s m enu you c an easily a ccess the many powerful features in your phone. Scr oll b ar When you us e your phoneâÂÂs menu, a scroll bar appears at the far right of the screen . This bar in dica tes wh ere y ou are i n th e menu; each tab location on the bar represents a diffe re nt me nu item. Fo r exa mple, press Men u once. The scroll bar appe ars with the first (top) tab displayed. A diffe rent tab appears each time y ou press or . Help te xt Many me nu items have brief help text. T o view the help text, scroll to the me nu item and wait for approximate ly 1 0 s econ ds for the text to appe ar . Press Mor e or to s ee the n ext page of text, to see the previous page , or to return t o the men u.
9 Menu s hortcu ts When you sele ct a menu it e m , numb e rs appear on the screen above th e scroll bar . If you become familiar w ith these n umbers, y ou can u s e th em as shortcu ts for accessing diffe re nt m enu items. For exampl e, to ac cess th e Ph one s etti ngs menu, you can simpl y press Menu 4 2. Th e pho ne di splay s th e fir st i tem in tha t menu, T ouc h ton es . Note: (1) Menu items in your phone vary depending on the netwo rk and accessories us ed. (2) This is not a complete lis t; see entries abou t individual fe atures for more information. 1 Pho ne b o o k 11 Search 12 Add new 13 Edit 14 E-mail 15 Opt ions 15 1 Scrolling view 152 Memory status 16 1-touch dialing 17 Erase 17 1 One by one 172 Erase all 18 Own n um ber 2 Messages 21 T ext mess ages 2 1 1 Write new O 2 1 2 Inbox 2 1 3 O utbox O 21 4 S a v e d 21 5 E r a s e 22 V o ice me s sag es 22 1 Listen to voice messages 222 V o ice mailbox number 23 Wel c om e no t e 3 Ca ll log 31 Missed c alls 32 Re ceived ca lls 33 Dial ed calls 34 Clea r call lists 34 1 All 342 Missed 343 Received 344 Dialed 35 Call ti mers 35 1 Last call 352 All calls 353 Life timer 354 Clear timers
10 4 Setti ngs 41 Call settin gs 4 1 1 Emergency ke y 9 4 12 Automatic redial 4 13 Calling card 4 14 Automatic answer A 4 15 Anykey answer 42 Phone settings 42 1 T ouch t ones 422 Restore factory s ettings 423 Language 424 Lights A 43 Security settings 43 1 Restrict c alls 432 Access codes 44 Network services 44 1 V o ice privacy O 442 Call forwarding M 443 Call waiting M 444 Send caller ID M 44 5 N etwo rk fea tur e s ett in g 446 NAM selection 447 NAM update O 5S y s t e m (Depends on s ervice pro vider; any of the follo wing it ems may appear .) <carrierâÂÂs n ame> Automa tic Automa tic A Automa tic B Home only Analog 6G a m e s 61 Memory 62 Snake 63 Logic 7C l o c k 71 Alarm clock 72 Cloc k settings 72 1 Display/Hide clock 722 Time settings 723 Time format 8 Tones 81 Ringing opt ions 81 1 R i n g 81 2 A s c e n d i n g 8 13 Ring once 8 14 Beep once 81 5 S i l e n t 82 Ringing tone 83 Rin ging volume 83 1 Level 1 832 Level 2 833 Level 3 834 Level 4 835 Level 5 84 Message al ert tone 84 1 No ton e 842 Standard 843 Special 844 Beep onc e 845 Long & loud 85 Keyp a d tones 85 1 Of f 852 Level 1 853 Level 2 854 Level 3 86 Warning and game to nes 86 1 On 862 Of f 9K e y g u a r d A Depends on accessory; see entry for t his feature M Must be added to t he menu manually; see âÂÂN etwork f eature set tingâ on page 29 O Depends on network or operator
11 Entering letters and numbers Cu rso r The cu rsor is a blinking vertical line that appears on the scr een when you are ent erin g te xt or n umbe rs. Charac ters you enter appear t o the right of the cu rsor . Press to delete the cha racter to the left of t he cursor . Us e and to mov e the curs or to the right or left. ABC mod e When your phone is re ady for you to enter text , suc h as a name or m essage, it switches to ABC mode . The icon shows t hat it is in ABC mo de . When is display ed, you c an enter the se cha racters by pressing the indic a t ed key repeatedly: Note: Aft e r you enter a character , press do wn on the scroll key to move the curs or o v er quickly . K ey Charac t er s K ey Charac ters 1 . , â ? ! - 1 7 PQRS7 2A B C 2 8T U V 8 3 DEF3 9 WXYZ9 4G H I 4 0s p a c e , 0 5 JKL5 See âÂÂSpecial charac ters in namesâ on page 12. 6 MNO6 Change s letter case, swi tche s be twee n letters and num be rs
12 Chang ing l etter c ase Press the key (t he Case key , s hown on the phone diagram on this guideâÂÂs inside front cover) to swit ch b e twe e n upper- and lowe r-case letters . The icon switc hes to to indicate that you a re using lower case . Ente ring nu mbers T o en ter numbers while in AB C mode, you can: ⢠press and hold th e c orresponding k ey until th e numb er appears, or ⢠swi tch bet ween ABC mode an d num ber mode by p re ssin g and holding . Spe cia l char acter s in na mes In ABC mode you can press (the Special ch aracters key , shown on the phone diagram on this gu i de â s inside front cover) to view the special c haracters below . Y ou can us e these characters when saving names in your phone book . Simply press or to highlight the one you want, then pres s Use . . , ? @ ! : ; - # * ( ) â â _ & $ ã % / > ÿ á ç = [ ] ÃÂ¥ Tip: T o choose a character that appears n ear the e nd of the list, im mediately press to go to the end of the list. Spe cia l char acter s in p hone n umber s Y ou ca n use spe cial c hara cte rs t o dial or sa ve phon e numbe rs of autom ated servic es suc h as bank acco unt informati on. When e ntering numbers , press repeatedly unt il you see the ch aracter you want. Character Use * This character is used to re quest servic e s from th e network. Co ntact your s ervice provide r for details. This character is not c urrently us ed.
13 Keyguard (locking the keypad) Using the Keyguard feature you ca n âÂÂloc kâ you r phon eâÂÂs keypad so th at accide ntal keypre sses have no effe ct. This is ha ndy w hen your ph one is in a pocket or purse . Note: Keyguard is not a s e curity fe ature and will n ot prevent unauthorize d use of your phone. T o lock the keys Press Menu 9 or Me nu . T o unlock the keys Press Unlo ck . p This charac ter creat es a pa use . Digi ts to the right of t he p are sent as to uch tones after a 2. 5-s econd paus e. Us e this chara cter to save phone nu mbers of au tomated service s that require you to enter a password or oth er information after the call is answere d. For exam ple, if your vo ice ma il number a t work is 555-12 1 2 and you nee d to enter your ex tension (123 4) and then a password ( 5678) in orde r to liste n to your messages, you could save this phon e num b e r as 555 12 12p 1234p5678 . w This ch aracter creates a wai t . It works sim ilarly to the pause charac ter except tha t digits to the right of the w are not s ent until you press Sen d . Character Use
14 Notes about K eyguard ⢠When Keyguard is on , th e only w ay to answer a call is to press Answe r . Once t he call is t erminated , keyguard is reac tivated. ⢠When K eyguard is on, pre ss the power key briefly to t urn your phoneâÂÂs lights on for 30 seconds. ⢠When K eyguard is on, c alls may be possible to the emergency number programmed into y our phone (e.g. 9 1 1 or other of ficia l emergency num b er ). However , one-key emergen cy dialing (âÂÂthe 9 keyâÂÂ) does not ope rate. Note : When Keyguard is active , the only way to make a n eme rgen c y call is to d ial th e em ergen cy number , th en press Call . ⢠K eyguard is automatic ally turned off w hen the phone is connecte d to a handsfree device. Once th e phone is di sco nne cte d f rom the han dsfr ee dev ice , keygu ard i s reac tivated.
15 4. Basic functions Turning the p hone on Press and hold for one second. Note: Pressing briefly turns your phoneâÂÂs lights on for fifteen seco nds. If the phone asks for a lock code, see âÂÂLock codeâ on page 63. If the phone asks for a se c urity code, see âÂÂSecurity cod e â on page 63. W ARNING! Do not switc h on the phone whe n wireless phone use is p rohibited or when i t may cause inter ference or dang er . T urning the phone off If K eygu ard is off, press and h old for one second. T o deactiva te K eygu ard, press Unlo ck . About the antenna Y our Nokia phone has a retrac table anten na. For best performance, fully extend t he antenna during u se. Normal position Hold the phone as you would any othe r telephon e, with the antenna po inted up and ov er your shoulder . Tips on effici ent oper ation As with any oth er radio transmitting de vice, do not touch th e anten n a u nnece ssarily when the p hon e is swit ched o n. Contac t with the antenna affect s call quality and may cause the phon e to o perate at a higher power level th an otherwise neede d. Checking signal str ength Y ou r phone operates on radio wa v es. Radio signal coverage is mainta ined by a wi reless netw ork, and the quality of calls on your phon e depe nds on the strength of the wireless radio sig na l.
16 Get a strong signal When you are at th e start sc reen or in a call, t he strength of the radio signal is in dicated by the sig nal stren gth i nd icat or on t he left side o f your phoneâÂÂs s creen. This in dicator scrolls up and down as the si gnal st rengt h increase s and decrease s. T o improv e y our phone â s re ception , t ry moving your phone slightly . If youâÂÂre ins ide a buildin g, move toward a window . Making a ca ll 1 Enter the are a code and phone number . ( Menu chan ges to Call .) 2 Press Call and wait for the other party to answer . Volume adjustment (earpiece) T o adju st th e earpi ece vo lume , pre ss or dur ing a cal l. If an a ccessor y with its own l oudspeaker is connec ted to your phone, the scroll ke ys adjust t he volu me for that acce ssory . Muting the microphone When yo u are in a call, you can mut e t he phoneâ s micr ophone by pressing , pressing Options , and selecting Mut e . T o unm ute th e micro pho ne, p ress , p ress Options , an d sel ect Unmute . For more informat ion, see âÂÂI n-call me nuâ on page 29. Ending a c all Press End . D uring the call, if you e ntered a ny chara cters (for example, if you e ntered a few numbers to c ommunic a t e with a n automate d attend a nt), th e chara cters will re main on t he sc ree n. To cl ear th em, pres s and hold .
17 Last number redial The l as t 1 0 numbe rs you dial ed are sto red i n the di ale d calls list. Us e this list to redia l a number you have ca lled rece ntly . 1 Fro m the st art sc reen, pre ss to access th e dialed calls lis t. 2 Scroll to th e desired number . 3 Press Call . Saving a name and number See âÂÂSaving names and n umbersâ o n page 19 . Finding a name and nu mber 1 Press to access y our phone book. 2 Scroll to the numb er you want . (T o s kip ahead quickly in the lis t, press th e numb er key that correspo nds to the first lette r of the name . For examp le, if you w ant to call your friend Katy , press the 5 k ey twice, quick ly ; once for the le tter j, and on ce for the letter k .) 3 Press Call . For othe r ways to find names and number s, see â Finding names and numbe rsâ on page 20. Answering a call When someon e c alls, the phon e alerts you (see âÂÂT onesâ on page 23) and Call fla she s on th e sc ree n. To ans wer the call, pre ss any key exc ept . Silencing an incoming call T o si lenc e the ri ngin g of th e in comi ng ca ll, pr ess brie fl y . Y ou can stil l a nswer the ca ll if Cal l or t he n ame of the person is still fla shing on y our screen. Note: To preven t accidental answ e ring when the phone is in a pocket or purse, the phone will not answer the call if you press the key for longer than one second. For information on setting you r phone to answer in coming calls a utomatically , see âÂÂAnyk ey answerâ on pa ge 39.
18 Cal ler ID Caller ID is a network servic e that display s the phone n umber of the pers on calling y ou, if it is available. Check with your service provider for details. If the caller can be identified, the phone displays t he cal ler's phone n umber and call ing . If the number m a tch es a name saved in your phon e book, the name is displayed instea d. How ever , if the last seven digits o f th e phon e num ber ma tch more t han o ne nam e in the phone book, only the phone num be r is displayed.
19 5. Phon e book For conv enient and easy dialing, yo u can sa ve 99 phon e numbers and assoc iated names i n your phone. Saving names and numbers Saving a name and number is eas y! Ju st enter the pho ne numb er , p ress or , then press Save . En ter a nam e if you wi sh, th en pre ss OK . Saving a number qui c kly T o save a number quickly , enter the phone numb e r , press or , then press and ho ld Sav e . Th e number is s aved to your ph one book and yo u can add a name to it later (see âÂÂEditing names and n umbersâ on page 2 1 ). Saving a name an d number while i n a call T o save a name and n umber while in a ca ll, press O ptions , scroll to Ph one bo ok , scroll to Add new , enter a number and name if y ou like , an d press OK . Not es a bou t sa vi ng na mes ⢠A na me may app ear o nl y once i n me mory . If y ou tr y to save a name that already e xists in memory , the phone ask s if you w ant to repla ce the exi sting name . ⢠If you try to save a phone nu mber and your ph one book is full, you are give n the option to replace an e xisting entry . Scroll to the entry you w ant to re pla c e and press OK , or press to cancel. Saving email addresses Y ou can ass ociate a n em ail ad dress w ith each entry i n yo ur phone bo ok. Later , when addre ss ing a te xt mess age, you can quickly enter the email address by selectin g a name in your phone book . (The abilit y to send a te xt message dep e nds on th e arran gement you mak e wit h you r serv ice pr ovide r .)
20 T o s ave an email address, press Menu 1 4 ( Phone book - E-mai l ). P res s Se lect . Scroll to a ph one book entry . Press Edit e- mail . E nter th e em ail addr ess, t hen p ress OK . The presence of an email symbol ( @ ) in the top right corner of the sc reen indicat es that an email addres s is associate d wi th the sele cted en tr y . Finding names and numbers There are seve ral way s to find na mes and nu mbers in y our phone book. From the start sc reen Press to access your phon e book, then scroll to th e des ired name/ number . Ti p : Y ou can a lso press the number key that corresponds to the first let ter of the n a m e. (T o skip ahea d quickly in the list, press the number key that c orrespond s to the first le tter of the name. For ex a m ple, if you want to call y our friend Katy , pre ss the 5 key twice, quickly ; once for the letter j, and on ce for the letter k.) The first matching en try is displayed at the top o f the screen. Usi ng the Phone book menu Press Menu 1 1, enter the first few letters of the name, then press OK . Y ou r phone display s the first matching entry a t the top of the scre en. Whil e perfo r m i ng other fu nctions Say you wa nt to forward you r phone calls to a number that is sa ved in your phone book. When you are prom pted to ente r the phone number , y ou can find it ins te adâ s imply pre ss Sear ch to access y our phone book.
21 Editing names and numbers T o edit phone bo ok entries, p re ss Men u 1 3 , scroll to t he entry y ou wa nt to edit, then pres s Edit . Ed it the nam e and nu mber as need ed. Erasing names and numbers Use Me nu 1 7 to e rase entri e s from your phone book. One by o ne lets y ou select one entry at a tim e to be er a se d. Erase al l erases your entire p hone book (you are re quired to enter y our security code first). Finding your own number Use Me nu 1 8 t o view you r phoneâÂÂs num ber . Scrolling view Use Me nu 1 5 1 to choose a s crolling view for your phone book ( Na me list , Na me num ber , or Na me only ). Tip: If youâ re viewing y our phone book and scrollin g view is se t to Na me list or Na me o nly , you can view th e phone number as soci ated wi th a name b y pre ssi ng and holding . Checki ng available memory Use Men u 1 5 2 t o see how many memory l ocations a re free and how many a re being used. (Each me mory location holds one phon e num ber and associated name.)
22 6. Settings This section describes some phone settings that allow you t o customize you r phone to suit y ou r preferences and that you probably won â t change v ery often. Automatic r e dial Use Me nu 4 1 2 to turn th is featu r e on or off. W hen this feature is on and the wireless network is busy , your phone redials a numbe r up to three ti mes. This feature does not redial to a bu s y phon e numb er . T o stop the c all attempts , press Quit or . Clock Y ou r phone ha s an inte rnal clock that can be d is played o n the start screen. If you re move the batte ry for longer than a couple o f seconds, t he time is lost. The next time you turn on the phone, you will be a s ked to enter th e time. Se ttin g t he ti me u sing th e net work T o set th e t ime on you r pho ne using the networ k (the de faul t setting), use Menu 7 2 2 1. If yo ur p hone is unable t o get t h e time from the netw ork, you are prompted to enter the ti me manually . (For example, your phone may not be able to ge t the time from the net work if you don âÂÂt have digital cove rage. ) Set ting th e tim e ma nuall y Use Me nu 7 2 2 2 to en ter the current tim e. Use two digits for both hou rs and minutes ( for example , ent e r 1:30 as 0 130 ). If the clockâ s time form at is set to am/pm , you are asked to choose am or pm . Note: Pressing does not work on this screen. I f you make a mistake, re-enter all four digits.
23 Sel ectin g tim e form at Use Me nu 7 2 3 to set the clockâÂÂs format to am/pm or 24- hour . Disp laying or hi ding t he clock Press Men u 7 2 1 t o display the clock on the phoneâÂÂs screen if it is currently hidde n, or vice versa. When the cl oc k is displayed and the time format is set to am/pm , a black square appe ars next t o the ti me indi cati ng a.m. or p.m. Language Use Me nu 4 2 3 to set the langua ge of your phoneâÂÂs screen. Y ou can choo s e from English, Fre nch, Spanish, P ortuguese, and Hebrew . The shortc ut for choosing English is t o press Menu 42 3 1 . Lights If youâÂÂr e usin g yo u r phon e with a han dsfree d evice, your phoneâ s lights turn o n and remain on automatically . Use Me nu 4 2 4 to set your phoneâÂÂs lights to Auto matic (aft er 30 sec o n ds, the lights turn off until the next key is pressed, phone rings, etc.). For information about turn ing your phoneâÂÂs lights on at any time, see page 7. Tones Use Menu 8, T ones, to ch ang e t h e six sound settings in your phon e: ring ing optio n, ring ing to ne, ringi ng volu me, messa ge aler t tone , key pad ton es, and wa rnin g and ga me ton es. Using the qu ick alert settings feature (se e page 25) you can select a fixed co mbination of t he se settings to suit your current environmen t. 03:15 03:15 (a.m.) (p.m.)
24 Ri nging opti on Use Menu 8 1 to tell your phon e how to notify you th at you have a call . Note : I f you ch oose Beep onc e or Sile nt , the al arm clock only sounds a qu iet beep. Ring The ph one rings normally us ing the curren tly selected ringing tone . Asc endi ng The ph one rings using the c urrently sele c ted ringing tone . Th e ring ing volume sta rts low and incre ases to selecte d volume with s ucce ssive rings. Ring o nce The pho ne ring s once usi n g the cu rrentl y select ed ringing tone . Beep on ce The phone beeps once. Sile nt T he pho ne m akes n o so und wh en yo u rec eive a call . The icon a p pe ars on the start scree n. Ringi ng tone If your ringing option is set to Ring once , your phone plays a ringing tone whe n someone calls you. Use Menu 8 2 to ch oo se one of 40 ringing tones . Scroll to a tone to hear how it sounds. Note: I f the ringing option is set to Sile nt or Beep onc e , the phone wonâÂÂt play sample tones. Rin gi ng vo lume Use Menu 8 3 to control th e volume of your phoneâÂÂs ringing and of message alert tones. Me ssa ge ale rt tone Use Menu 8 4 to ch oo se th e ton e p l a yed when yo u re ceive a mobile m essage. Scroll to a tone to hear ho w it so unds. Keypad tones Use Menu 8 5 to adju st the volume of the tones yo ur phone mak es whe n you pres s its ke ys.
25 War ning an d gam e tone s Use Menu 8 6 to turn y our phoneâÂÂs warning and game tones on or off. W arning t ones are created by events such as confirmations, errors, power on, batte ry low , and recharge battery . Vibr ating aler t If a vib rating ba ttery is a ttache d to you r phone , it w ill vibra te when you receive a voice call, even if th e ringing option is set to Sile nt . Note : Th e batt e r y does not vibrat e whi le your ph one is conne cted to ( or pl aced in ) a char ging d evi ce or co nnec ted to a ha ndsf ree devi ce. Quic k ale rt set tings Y ou can q uickly adjust you r phon eâÂÂs sound se ttings whe n you go into a meeting, go outdoors, etc. To choose a quick alert setting, briefly press , scroll to the setting y ou want, then press OK . Note: Y ou ca n only acc e ss your p honeâÂÂs quick al e rt sett ings from the start screen . Tip: Instead of using the scroll keys, you c an press rep eatedly to scro ll th rough this menu. Afte r yo u rea ch the set ting you wa nt, press and ho ld . Note : If yo u choos e Sile nt or Quie t , th e al a rm clock only sounds a quiet beep. Norm al Y our ph one uses the se ttings yo u made in Me nu 8, To n e s . Sile nt A ll sound is turned off in y our phone. The ico n appears on the start sc reen. Quie t Y our pho ne beeps once when you receive a call or mobile m ess age. Other tones are turne d off. Loud Y our ph one rings lou dly . K ey pad tones, me ssage alert tone, an d warning tones are also loud.
26 Headse t Y o ur phone aut omatic a lly s elects this when it is conne cted to a headset . Y our phone remembers an y changes you ma ke to settin gs in Menu 8, T ones , a nd u ses t hem t he next time yo u connect the phon e to a he adset. Handsfree Y o ur phone autom atically selects this when it is conn ected to a hand sfree dev ice. Y our pho ne remembers any ch anges you make to sett ing s in Me nu 8, T one s , and uses them the next time you connect the phon e to the device. No te: I f the Silent , Qui et , or Loud qui ck aler t sett ing is c hose n and yo u ch ange a sett ing in Menu 8, T ones , your phone switche s the current quic k alert setting to Normal . T o return to t he st art sc reen, press . Voice mailbox n umber If you h ave a voic e ma il sub scr iptio n, u se Menu 2 2 2 t o save the voice mailb ox number given to you by your service p rovider . This nu mber may be up to 32 digits long . Onc e you s ave your voice mailbox number , yo u can press and hold for 3 seconds to dial you r v oice mailbox . ( Y ou c a n also press briefly and the n press Call .) For more informat ion, s ee âÂÂV oice me ssagesâ on page 45. For an y ques tions abou t yo ur voice ma il, conta ct your service provider . Welcome note Use Menu 2 3 to cr ea te or chan ge t he welcome note for your ph one. This note is disp layed briefly each tim e you turn on your phone. It can be your name, a re minder , et c. T o save th e note , press Options , the n Sav e . T o eras e the not e, p ress Options , then Eras e .
27 7. Emerg enc y calls 1 If the phone is not on, switch it on . 2 Press and h old for seve ral seconds to ready the phone for calls. 3 K ey in th e emerge ncy nu mbe r for y our pr esen t loca ti on (e.g. 9 1 1 or othe r offic ial emergen cy number). Emergency numbers v ary by locatio n. 4 Press Call . IMPO RTANT! This phone, like any w ireless phone, o pe ra tes using radi o signals , wireless and landline networks as well as user-programmed functions which cannot guarantee c onnection in all condit ions. Th ere for e you shou ld n ever rel y so lely upon a ny wi reles s ph one fo r ess enti al comm unicati ons ( e.g . med ical emerge ncies). If you make an emergency call, your phon e c hanges to emergency call mode. If you choose to exit this mode, emergency operators may not be able to contact you. K eep your phone in emergenc y call mode un til emergen cy person nel arr ive on th e scene. In e mergency call m ode, some men u items may not be available. T o exit emergency call mode , at the Start sc re en , press Exit . When the question Rest o r e normal service? appe ars , click OK . Remember , to make or receive an y calls the phone m ust be switched o n and in a se rvice ar e a w i th adequate s ignal strength. Emergen cy calls may not be possible on all wireless phone n etworks or when certain network services and/or phone feat ures are in us e. Ch eck wit h loca l servi ce pr o v ide rs. If certain features are in use (K ey guard, c all restric tions, etc.), you ma y first ne ed to turn those features off be fore you ca n make an em ergen cy cal l. Co nsult th is do cument and y our loca l cellular servi ce pro vider . When making an eme rgency call, reme mber to give all t he nece ssar y informati on as accur ately as possi ble. Re member t hat your wi reless phone may be the onl y means of communi cation at the sc ene of an accid ent - do no t cut off th e call unti l given permission to do s o.
28 Emergenc y key 9 Use Men u 4 1 1 to turn on this feature. When th is fea ture is on, t he ph one att empts t o make an e m er gency c all when you: ⢠press and hold the 9 key , or ⢠pre ss 9, the n press Call . Note : When Keyguard is active , the only way to make a n eme rgen c y call is to d ial th e em ergen cy number , th en press Call . IMPO RTANT! Officia l e merg ency numbers (fo r exa mpl e, 9 1 1) vary b y location. Only o ne nu mber is dialed au tomatically by Emergen cy K ey 9 , and it might not be the proper number in all circumstanc e s.
29 8. Ad vanc ed fu nction s Network fea ture setting Call forwarding , call w aiting , an d send own calle r ID w ith nex t cal l are network services available thr ough your service provider . These feature s do not appear in your ph oneâÂÂs Netw ork ser vi ces men u until you sa ve the related fe ature code( s) give n to you by your service provider . After you save the featu re activation or c anc e llation cod e, the feature appears in the phoneâÂÂs me nu a nd you can us e the menu to turn the feature on or off. Note: Feature codes can be saved only when your primary phone num be r (NAM 1) is selected. See page 35. Addi ng feature acti vation codes to the menu T o s ave a fe ature ac tiv ation code, press Menu 4 4 5 . At the Feature code: prompt, ent e r the feature activation c ode , th en pr ess OK . Scroll to the feature tha t the code applies to, th en pr ess Sele ct . (If the feature is call forward ing, choose one of th e four ty pes of call forwarding.) Finally , scroll to Act iva te , t hen pr ess OK . Act iva te now appears in the menu for th at feature. Addin g feature ca ncellat ion cod es to the menu T o save a feat ure canc ellation co d e, p ress Me nu 4 4 5. At the Fea t ure c od e: prompt, e nter the feature can ce llation c ode, th en pres s OK . Scroll to th e feature that the code ap plies to, th en pr ess Se lect . (If the feature is call forwarding, choo se one of the f our type s of call f orwar ding. ) Fina lly , scr oll to Cancel , th en pr ess OK . Cancel now appears in the me nu for that fe ature. In-call menu When you are in a single call, the N avi⢠key fu nction is End . Ho wever , you c an use you r phoneâÂÂs in-ca ll menu to perform several fun ctions while in a c all. T o ac cess the in -call men u, press to change t he Na vi⢠key function t o Options , th en pr ess Options .
30 Note: I f you have an active call and an in coming or held call, pressing isnâÂÂt ne c essary; Opti ons ap pear s auto matica lly . If you re ceive a c all while in a ca ll, the Navi⢠k ey function chan ges to Ans wer . Dep endin g on the num ber of ac tive call s and whe ther you ar e using digital or analog mode, the follow ing in-call options may be available: Making/receiving multiple c alls Note: Th e followi ng two features migh t not be supported in your netw ork. Con tact your service provider for details . Maki ng a new out g oi ng call T ype in the phone number you wish to call and press Opti ons to acce ss the in-c all menu . Then, press Flash . Th e firs t ca ll is aut oma tica lly pu t on hold. T o join the call s, pr ess Flash again . Re ceivin g a ne w cal l If you are in a call and you receive a call, pre ss Answer . The first call is automaticall y put on hold. T o swap betwe en the calls , press Flas h. En ding al l ca lls Select End from the in-call menu. Mute /End mute mute/un mute the phone âÂÂs microphone Flas h switch be tween c alls/answer waiting call/ make n ew call End end all c a lls T ouch to nes send touch tones Menu acce ss your phoneâÂÂs m enu Phon e book access the phone book
31 Call waiting Call wa iting is a n etwork s ervic e that allow s you to re ceive an inco ming call wh en youâÂÂre alre ady in a ca ll. Con tact your service provider for details. Ans wering a waitin g call When you receiv e a ca ll while alre ady in a call, the Na vi⢠key fun ction change s from End to Answ er . Press Answer to answer the waiting c all. The call y ou were in is put on hold, and the Na vi⢠ke y funct ion changes to Option s . T o swi tch between calls, or to e nd a ll calls, press Opti ons to acces s your phone âÂÂs in-call menu. For complete informa tion on your phoneâÂÂs in-call menu, see âÂÂI n-call menuâ on page 29. Cance lling c all wai ting: no rmal met hod T o ca ncel call waitin g be fore making a call, you must get t he cal l wait ing cancell ation cod e fr om your ser vice pr ovider . 1 Dial the code for cance lling c all waiting ( for example, *8 1 0) . 2 Press Call . Cance lling c all wai ting: me nu meth od Y o u can save th e code for cancelli ng call waiting give n by your service provider and then use Menu 4 4 2 2 to cancel call waiting . See â Adding featur e cancel lation codes to the m enuâ on p age 2 9. Calling c a rds If you wish to use a calling card for long di stance calls, you m ust firs t save your calling c ard information into y our phone. Y our pho ne can save information about fo ur calling c a rds. Savin g call ing card info rmatio n 1 Press Menu 4 1 3. 2 Scroll to the d e sired calling card, the n press Options .
32 3 Scroll to Edi t , th en press OK . 4 Enter your security code (see page 63), then pre s s OK . 5 At Diali ng sequenc e , press Sele ct . Press to choose the dialin g s equenc e your card uses, then press Se lect . Note: The order of the follo wing steps may vary , dependin g on which dialing sequence your card uses. 6 Enter the acce ss numbe r (usually t he 1-80 0 number listed on th e ba ck of the calling c a rd), the n press OK . 7 Enter your card n umber and/or PIN, the n press OK . Y our phone w ill display Sav e ch ange s? Press OK . 8 Press to reach Card name , th en press Sele ct . Enter the card name using your phoneâÂÂs keypad, then press OK . Note: Th is procedu r e might n ot work with all callin g c ards. Please look at the back of yo ur c alling card or contact you r long distance company for more information . Cho osing a callin g ca rd to u se Use Me nu 4 1 3 to select a callin g card to us e . You are required to e nter your s ecurity code. Dialin g seque nce Use for c ards t hat requ ire y ou to: Cards using this seq uence Access no. phon e no. ca rd no . Dia l 1-800 a c cess numbe r , then phone number , then car d numbe r ( PIN if require d) MC I, A T & T Tr u e C h o i ce , Sprint Canada, Unitel Access no. ca rd no . phon e no. Dia l 1-800 a c cess numbe r , the n card num ber ( PIN if required ), then phone numbe r netw orkMCI, WorldPhone MCI Prefix phon e no. ca rd no . Dial the prefix (any number s that must p r e cede the p h one number ) and phone nu mber you w ant to dia l, then card numbe r ( PIN if require d) GTE, P a cBell, AT & T, S t e n t o r
33 Call ing card ca lls T o ma ke a call using a calling card: 1 Enter the ph one numbe r , includin g any prefix (such as 0 or 1) th at your ca lling card may require w hen you m ake a calling c a rd c all (see you r calling card for ins tructions). 2 Press and hold Call for a few s econds until you r phone displays Card call . 3 Y ou r phone displays W ait for t one, th en press OK . W ait for the t one, then press OK . Y ou r phone displays W ait fo r tone , press OK ag ain . W ait for the t one again, then press OK . Call forwarding Call forwarding is a network s ervice that lets you forward your incoming calls to another phon e number. Check w ith y our service provider for details and feature codes. Activa ting ca ll forwar ding Standa rd m ethod To acti vate ca ll for ward ing, you m ust g et the call for war din g activation code from your service provider . 1 Dial the code for activating call forwarding follow ed by the phone number to which you wa nt to f orward your calls. 2 Press Call . Example : If the call forwarding activation code is *7 1 and the nu mber you w ant to forwa rd calls to is (2 1 4) 555 -1234, dial *7 12 14555 1234 , th en p ress Call . Menu method Y ou can s ave th e co de fo r acti vati ng cal l forw ardin g a nd the n use th e m e nu to activ ate c all forwa rding (s ee â Addi ng fea ture activation co de s to the menu â on page 29) .
34 Can celli ng c all forwa rdin g Standa rd m ethod T o cancel call forw arding, you must ge t the call forwarding cancellation c ode from your service provi de r . 1 Dial th e code for cance lling call forwarding (for example, *7 1 0). 2 Press Call . Menu method Y ou can sa ve the code for canc elli ng call fo rward ing and then use the m enu to cance l c all forwarding (see â Adding fea ture cancellatio n codes to the me nuâ on page 29). V oice privacy Note : Availab ility of th is fea ture depe nds on yo ur arra ngemen t with y our servi ce prov ide r and th e netw orkâÂÂs abil ity to su pport the fe ature. Some service prov iderâÂÂs networks can encrypt the signal transmitted during a phone call to e nsure others are unable to listen t o your conversation . B y de fa u lt, the vo ice privacy setting on your phone is set to Of f . To turn it o n, pres s Me nu 4-4 -1 ( Se ttings - Networ k services - V oice privacy ). Scroll to On , th en pr ess OK . During a call, if voice privacy is lost, your phone s ounds two short beeps. 1-touch dialing 1-touch dialing lets you ma ke phone calls quick ly and easily with the tou c h of a button. On ce you have assigned a phone number to a number key (2 t hrough 8), you can press a nd hold that key to di al the n u mber . ( Y ou can also press and hold the number key and then pres s Call .) Note: Keys 1 and 9 are used exclusively for dialing your voice mailbox and for attempting emergenc y calls , respectively (see âÂÂV oice me s sagesâ on page 45 and âÂÂEmergency callsâ on page 27).
35 Assigni ng numbers to keys Before you can assign a phon e number to a key , the phone number must be saved in you r phone book ( s ee page 17). Th en fo llow the ste ps bel ow . 1 Press Menu 1 6. 2 Scroll to th e desi red key , then press Assig n . 3 Press or to choose the name you want to assign to the select ed key , then press Sele ct . If a key alre ady has a num ber assigne d to it, you can pres s Options and th e n view , change, or erase the number assignme nt. Mak ing ca lls usin g 1- touch dial ing Press and h old a nu mber key ( 2 through 8) for a few seconds to call the number assigned t o it. Y our phon e finds the ph one number , displays it bri efly , then dials it. Y o u can a l s o enter the number of the 1-touc h dialing ke y (for example, 2) and pres s Call . Choosing your pho ne number (NAM selection) Y ou r service provider can set up y our phone to have two phone numbers th at are activa te d in diffe rent service are a sâ for exa mple , o n e number for t h e D allas area and one nu mber for the Chicago area. A numbe r as sign ment module , or NAM, con s ists of a phone number and network information that the se rvice prov ider programs into your phon e . W he n you select a NAM, youâÂÂre not only selecting a phone numb e r , youâÂÂre also selectin g a home sys te m in w hich you will not be charged roaming fees. Use Me nu 4 4 6 to select a NAM.
36 Send own caller ID wi th next call Send o wn ca ller ID with n ext ca ll is a netw ork se rvi ce that lets you hide your phon e num ber from a person you a re callin g wh o has C al ler ID . (If for some re ason y our net work prev ents phon e num bers fro m bein g display ed, you may b e able to use thi s f eat ure to show your numb er to the pers on you are cal ling.) Contact your service prov ider for feature co de s for show ing/ hiding you r phone number . Note: Th is fea ture works on a call-by-ca ll basis. St anda rd me thod 1 Dial the featur e code follo wed by the n umb er you w ant to cal l. 2 Press Call . Example : If the feat ure code to hide your number is *67 and th e num ber you wa nt to dial is (2 1 4) 555-12 34, dial *672 14555 1234 , then pr ess Call . Menu met hod Y ou can sa ve t he featu re c ode gi ven to you by your service provider so that Sen d own ca lle r ID with next c all app ea rs in your ph oneâÂÂs menu, and th en use Men u 4 4 4 to us e this feat ure (see âÂÂNetw ork featu re se tting â on p age 29). Th is f eatur e must be a c t ivate d bef or e ea ch cal l; yo u ca nnot permanently turn it on or off. Ye s displays your n umber to the person you a re calling. No prevents your num ber from being shown to the pe rson you a re ca lling. NAM update Note: Th is featu re may n ot be available in all systems. Plea s e con tact yo ur servic e provider for deta ils abo ut the av aila bility of this feature . With th is feature y ou can a ctivate or reactivate y our phone without having to go to your service provider . Please refer to the Ea sy Activa tion ca rd that was inclu ded in yo ur sales p ackage for more in formation on how to activate or re activate your phone.
37 In some case s, when you try to connect to your service provider , the follow ing message may appear on the scre e n: âÂÂLOCKâ prevents the service provider from changing your carri er lock co de. âÂÂUNLOCKâ allows the provider to cha n ge the code and restrict others from activ ating your phone. If this happens, select the appropriate sele ction for your phone. If you don â t wan t y ou r se rvice provider to change your lock co de, se lec t LOCK . If you want to allow your ser vice provider to change your c ode to prev e nt othe r service providers from activating your ph one, press UN LOCK . Press and h old for seve ral seconds to re turn to the st art scre en. Note: C ontact your serv ice provider if you h ave any questio ns. System sele c tion Th e Syst em m enu ( Menu 5) a llo ws you to modify how your phone w ill work wh en you a re outside of you r primary or âÂÂhom eâ syst em. ( Items on th e Sy stem me nu may di ffer depending on your servic e provider .) H ow your p hone will handle being ou t of your hom e area can signific antly affect the types and amounts of additional charges y ou may incur . Ser vice T y pes In each wireles s service are a there are usua lly two se rvice providers, referred to as type A and type B . When you first set up your wireless service accou nt, you r service pro vider will info rm you of which system you will be using (for example , type A ). This is your ho me system . Th e othe r system (for exampl e, type B ) is known as yo ur non-home system. Roa min g Roam ing is a ter m us ed to indi cate that y our ph one is n ot in its hom e area. Wh il e roaming, y ou are act ually using another service p roviderâÂÂs system. Calls made or received while r oa ming are usual l y more exp ensive than calls ma d e in your ho me area.
38 Roa min g indi cato rs When your phone begins roamin g, Ro ami ng appears. If roam ing in a non-pre fe rred system, the roam ing indicator ( ) also appears. Sy stem ch oice s Y o ur phon e will a utomatica lly try to use a prefe rred sys tem. If your phone fails to find a preferred system, then it will use the select ion y ou have chosen with this feature . B efore you select a system, c ontact you r service provide r to learn how these changes m ay affect your ph one bill. Items on the Syst em me nu ma y diff er dep endin g on your ser vi ce pro vi der: ⢠Aut om ati c - Us e the ho me syst em. If un available, use a non-ho me system. ⢠Aut om atic A - Us e the home o r pref erre d s ystem . If unavai lable, us e system A . ⢠Aut om atic B - Use the home or preferre d syste m . If unavai lable, us e system B . ⢠Home on ly or <service provi derâÂÂs name> - Use onl y the home system. If unavailable, No servi ce appears. ⢠Ana log - Use the availabl e analog network. Note: If y ou turn your pho ne's power off then on, depend ing on your service provider , the syste m may return to the defau lt selection . Which syst em should you choo se? By default , your phone is set to automati cally search for the most cost-effective s ystem when yo u are outside of yo ur home area. For example, if y our home system is type A and you are roaming, y our phone w ill automa tically try to use the loc al home sys tem (the t ype A sys tem in yo ur cu rrent loca tion). The ty pe B system would be a non-hom e sy s t em. However , in an area where no home or preferred system s ar e available , use this menu to manually c hoose wh ich syst e m your phone uses.
39 By setting y our phone to us e a hom e or prefe rred system , i tâÂÂs possibl e for you to rece ive disc ounted roam ing char ges. Che ck with your se rvice pro vider t o maximi ze use of thi s featur e. In non-preferred systems, normal roaming ch arges are determined by t he host system. Y o ur phone is designed to sele ct a sy stem most favo rable to you conce r n ing t he cos t of the ca ll and reception quality . No te: Wh en roa mi ng in som e sy stem s , you m ay ne ed to ha ve a roaming agreement in order to plac e a call. I f no roaming agreeme nt has been a r rang ed , a network opera tor may interrupt and re quest inf ormat ion on how y ou inte nd to pay fo r the call . If you ha ve more than one phone n umber The curr ently-selecte d NAM in your phone deter mines which syste m is your cu rrent home sys tem. See âÂÂChoosin g your phone number (NAM sele ction)â on page 35 f or m or e d et ail s. Note: P owering the phone off the n on will res et any manual o v errides for analog or non-pre ferred s ystem s . Any key a nswer This fea ture allows y ou to ans wer an in coming c all by pressing any ke y e xcept . Use Menu 4 1 5 to turn th is featu re on or off. Automatic a n sw er This featu re is available only w hen your phone is connecte d to a h andsfree device. When automat ic answer is turned on, your p hone answe rs incoming voice calls after one ring. Use Men u 4 1 4 to turn this feature on or off. Touch tones Y ou r phone c an generate various sounds, called touch tone s , whe n the ke ys are p res sed.
40 T o uch tone s can be used for many autom ated servic es such as che cking voice mail, mo vie times, a nd a irline arrival/ departure times. Note: Sendin g confidential information o ver the air using touch tones is n ot recom mended. Setti ng manua l touch tone leng th Use Me nu 4 2 1 1 to set th e len gth of touc h tones c reated whe n you pr ess a key: Co ntin uous sounds the to ne for as l ong as you pres s and hold the key . Fixed sets the t one length to one tenth of a second, re gardless of how lon g y ou pre s s and hold the key . Off turns off tou ch tones. No tones are s e nt when y ou pres s the ke ys. Setti ng auto matic to uch tone lengt h Use Me nu 4 2 1 2 to set th e len gth of touc h tones s ent automatically by th e phone to Shor t (one te nth of a second) or Long (half a sec ond). Saving touc h tone string s T ou ch tone strings can be used for sendin g and receiving informat ion with your phone. Save touch tone strings th e sam e wa y you sav e ph one n umb ers ( see â Savi ng n ame s and numbersâ on pa ge 19). Fo r ex ample , you can s ave yo ur off ice voic e mai lb ox n umber along with your password for e as y access to your m e ssages (see âÂÂSpecial characters in ph one numbersâ on page 12). Sending t ouch tone strings 1 During a c a ll, press to clear any n umbers from t he sc reen . 2 Press Options . 3 Scroll to T o uch to nes , then pr ess OK . 4 Enter or fin d the to uch tone string, then press OK .
41 Downloadable ringing tones Depending on your service provider , you c an download (over the air) ringing tones and save the m in yo ur phone. Note: The method t hat you use to dow nload a ringing t one to your phone v aries among wireless service pro viders. For example, in s ome c ases , you c an send a ri ngin g tone t o you r pho ne fr om an internet web page. For details about this network service, contact you r wire less service provider . The nam e s of tone s that y ou download and save appear in th e lis t that you se e when yo u p ress Men u 8 2 ( Tone s - Ringing tone ). In addit ion to the 4 0 default ringing t ones that come with your phone, you can save five downloaded ringing tone s. When a ringin g tone has bee n downloaded to your phone, the m e ss age Ring ing ton e re ceiv ed appears. â¢T o list en to the tone, pres s Options , scroll to Playback , th en pres s OK . The phone play s the t one. To stop playing the ton e, press Quit . â¢T o disc ard th e tone immediate ly after you receive it (be fore you pr ess Opt ions ), press <Clear >. Or , to discar d the tone after you have presse d Options , scroll to Disc ard , then press OK . â¢T o save th e ton e after you l isten to it, scroll to Save , then press OK . If spac e in y our phoneâÂÂs memory exists for the tone, th e tone is saved. I f space d oes not exi st, scrol l until the name of the to ne you wan t to re plac e is highligh ted, then press Re plac e . T o v iew the list of tones, pres s Menu 8 2 ( Ton es - Ringing tone ). Restore fa ctory settings Y ou can us e Menu 4 2 2 to reset ma ny o f the se tting s in yo ur phone to th e ir factory defaults (as in a new phone ) . Y ou are required to enter th e securit y code. Note: The p hone book, language settin g, call tim ers , security code, and lock code are n ot affected.
42 9. Call log For your convenience, the call log ( Menu 3) saves a lis t of phone numbe rs you ha ve di aled, a nd can show you ap proxima tel y how much ti me you ha ve spent on th e ph one. If you su bs cribe t o the calle r ID netw ork servic e , the call log als o records th e phone n umbers of m issed calls a nd received c alls. Cont a ct your service provider for details. The Options key When y ou acce ss Miss ed cal ls , Rece ived c alls , or Dia led calls and press Opti ons , a list of options appears on your pho neâÂÂs sc reen . Call dial s t he number . Call time shows t he time of t he call. (Y our ph oneâÂÂs clock m ust be s et; see page 2 2.) Use n umber shows you the number before you dial it. Sav e lets you e nter a name for the n umber , edit th e number if needed, and sav e bot h to your phone book. Era se er ases th e num ber fr om th e ca ll list. Vi ew numbe r displays the associated phone number if only th e name is cu rren tly di spl ayed . Missed calls If you subscrib e to the ca ller ID netw ork servic e, your p hone autom a t ically sto res the last 10 numbers that have tried unsuc cessfully to reach you ( as long as the caller allow ed his or her numb er to be shown to you). When the scree n says M i ssed ca lls Press List . If you have missed more th a n one call, y ou can scroll through the l is t of numbers. To dial the displayed number , press Options , then c hoose Call . Viewing the miss ed calls li st at a ny time Use Me nu 3 1 to v iew the missed calls list at any time. T o di al a number , press O ptions , then ch oos e Call .
43 Received calls If you subscr ibe to the ca ller ID n etwork se rvice, your phone automatically stores the phone numbers of the 1 0 m ost recent calls youâÂÂv e answ ered. Use Menu 3 2 to view the receiv ed calls lis t. T o dial a n umber , press Options , then choose Call . Dialed calls Y our phone automatically stores t he l ast 1 0 n umbers youâÂÂve dialed. Fr om the start screen, press to access the dialed ca lls list. Scro ll to the d esired num ber , then p ress Cal l . Note: To perform a ny of the options listed on page 42, access the dialed calls list by pressing Menu 33 . Clearing c all lists Use Me nu 3 4 to c le ar the missed, dialed, and/or received call lists . Call timers Use Me nu 3 5 to a ccess this feat ure. Call ti mers lets y ou see th e amoun t of time youâÂÂve spent in calls. Time s are for the curren tly selected phon e number; your phone has a separate time r for each phone number , or NAM (see page 35). Note: The actual time i nvoiced for calls by your s e rvice pro vider may vary , depending up on network fe atures , roun ding-off for billing, and so forth. Vie wing ca ll ti mers Use Me nu 3 5 to view the various call timers . Last ca ll displays the duration of the last call, or c urrent call if applicable. All ca lls displays the duration of all calls since the timers were last rese t. Life timer displays the duration of all calls for the life of your phone an d cannot be re set.
44 Set ting time rs b ack to 0 Use Me nu 3 5 4 to clear c a ll timers. Y ou a re re quired to enter yo ur security co de. Disp laying t he c urrent call timer duri ng call s 1 Press Menu 3 5 1. 2 Press Det ails . 3 Press Se lect . 4 Scroll to On , th en pr ess OK . During a call, t he amount of time spent in that call is display ed for ten se conds.
45 1 0. Voice messages V oi ce mail is a network se rvice tha t allows ca llers to record a m ess age wh en yo u ca nno t b e rea ch ed. Y ou ca n th en cal l you r voice m ailbox and retrie ve you r messa ges. Saving your voice mailbox number When yo u subscrib e to voic e mail, your ser vice provi der gives you a voice mailb ox nu mber . Y o u shoul d sav e this nu mbe r so you c an call you r voice m ailbox by pressing an d holdi n g , or by pr essing then Call (see âÂÂV oic e mailb ox nu mber â on pa ge 26). In add ition to a vo ice mailbox number , y our service prov ider may also giv e you a pass word, which you can save along with your voice mailbox number . This wa y , you can access yo ur voice mailbox a nd the n quickly send your password by pre ssing the Navi ⢠key rather than dial ing your password se parately . If your service prov ider gives you a password and you w ant to save it with you r voice ma ilbox numbe r , re fe r to âÂÂSpecial characters in phone n umbersâ on page 12. Listening to new voice messages When y ou receive a voice me s sag e, your phone may notify you by bee ping, displaying the v oice message indicator , and displaying New v o i ce me ssage . The pho ne may display th e number of me ssag es if t here i s more than o ne. Note: The method of notification depends on your service pro v ider . When your phone notifies y ou that y ou have a new voice mes sage, press Li ste n . Y our ph one dials your voice mailbox nu m b e r , i f you have s ave d i t. If you rec e ived a v oice mailbox password, and if you s aved it with y our voice mailbox numbe r , follow the se steps: 1 When y our phone notifie s yo u that you have a new voice message, press List en . Y our ph one dials your vo ic e m ailbox number , and y our passw ord dis plays.
46 2 When your phone notifies y ou that y ouâÂÂre able to lis ten to you r messa ges, press Sen d . Note: The method of notification depends on your service pro v ide r . If you have any questions about v oice messaging, con tact you r service provider . Calling your voi ce m ailbox at any time Once you ha ve save d you r voice mailbox numbe r , y ou can press and hold to dial you r voice mailbox.
47 11 . M o b i l e m e s s a g e s Note: Before you can sen d or receive mob ile messages , you may n ee d t o s ubs cri be to the mobile messaging service offered by your service provider . Also, some networks may not support mobile messaging. About mobile messa ges A mobile message is a me s sage in the form of text that appears on your ph oneâ s screen. Y ou can add ress out go in g me ss age s to email add resse s and p hone numbers. The recipi ent of yo ur me ss a ge typically receives it via: â¢a phon e that supports mobile messaging â¢a pager ⢠the inte rnet (throug h an email client) Messa ge sto rage Messages are s tored in your phone in fold ers: ⢠Inbo x - Messages (whether rea d or unread) that you have re ceived a nd have neither era sed nor sav ed. ⢠Outbox - Messa ges that you s ent (or th at you have created then sa ved, intendin g to send late r). ⢠Saved - Me ssages tha t were in the Inbox or O utbox an d wh ich you have s aved . Y ou r phone can store as many as 60 me s sages (me mory is shared b y all folders). H owever , the total num be r of s tored messages depends on m e ssage length. If your ph oneâ s memory is full whe n you re ceiv e a m obile mes s age : ⢠If th e mess a g e is not a n em erg ency me ssa ge, th e ol dest sent me ssage in t he Ou tbox fo ld er wil l aut oma tica lly be deleted, b ut â d raftsâ (u nsent m essages) will n ot be delete d. If there are n o sent messages in the O utbox folder , the oldest read message in th e Inbox folder is delete d. If there are no re ad m essages in the Inbo x, No space: message waiting or a similar message appears, prompting you to delete messages from one of th e other folders. Th e network w ill resend the messag e later .
48 ⢠If th e mess age is an em erge ncy me ssag e (sen t o nly by a network operator), in addition to the messages ment ioned ab ove, o ther mess ages in t he In box, Outbox, and Saved folders could be automatically de le ted if your phoneâÂÂs memory is full. T ypes of mo bile messag es Dep end ing on y our se rvice provid er , wh en yo u cre ate a mob ile message, Tex t and Numbe r only may ap pear in a l ist of m enu items, requiring that you selec t the type of mes s age to send. If this li st does not appear , your phone will automati cally create the type of message supported by your service provider: ⢠Tex t - A tex t mobile me ssage can include text in addition to a c a l lbac k num ber . ⢠Numbe r only - A n umber only m obile messa ge is like a numeric page: a callback number (the senderâ s phone number) appears on the recipientâÂÂs pager or phone display . P arts of a mobile text message A message consists of a header and a body . The header may contain the senderâÂÂs phon e nu mber or email addre s s and th e date a n d time that th e mes sage was sent. If an entry in you r Phon e book matches th e senderâÂÂs phon e numbe r , the se nderâÂÂs name also appears. The body c ontains th e main part of the message. I f y ou recei ve a message that was sent vi a e mail, the subject (title) of the message may appear at the beginning of the message body . Urgent mobile messages An ur gent p riority level c an be assig ned to a mobile message. When you re ceive an u rgent mobi le message , Urgent appears in the messa ge header . Whe n you s end an urge nt mobile message , a simila r notification m essage (or an ic on) appears on the rec ipie ntâÂÂs p hone or other device ( if the recipientâÂÂs phone or other device supports it). Se e âÂÂSendin g a messageâ on page 58 .
49 Message d elivery noti fication When you send a messa ge, you c an reque s t to be notified whe n the rec ipien t rece ives th e messag e. This n otifi ca tio n i s called a delivery note . See âÂÂSending a m essa ge â on page 58. Receiving a mobile message Whe n y ou rec eive a mo bil e messa ge , t he mob ile mes s age i con app ear s an d Messa ge re ceived (or New emerg ency mes s a ge ) is displayed. Also, de pendin g on the m essage alert to ne setting, a tone may sound. See âÂÂMessage alert toneâ on page 24. Y o u c an : ⢠Press to dismiss the notification and rea d the message later (it will be available from y our Inbox), or ... ⢠Press Read to r ea d the m essag e Note: If No spa ce: messa ge w aitin g or a similar message appears , there is no room le ft in you r phoneâÂÂs memory . Y ou need to make room for the message. See âÂÂMe ssage s torage â on page 47. If yo u pres s Re ad , the Inbox appears w ith th e ne w m essa g e sel ecte d. Pr ess Re ad again. If n ecessary , scroll down to read the entire m ess age. At the end of the message, scroll further to view th e senderâÂÂs name or phone nu mber and th e d ate and time the me ssage wa s received . When youâÂÂve seen the las t new message, the icon disappears. W hil e reading a m essage, yo u ha ve se veral Op tio ns (d epending on t he type of message, some of the se options may not be available) : ⢠Era se delet es th e message. Press OK to confirm the deletion or to cancel . For more information about erasing messages, see âÂÂErasing me ssagesâ on page 60. ⢠Rep ly al l ows you to se nd a mess age back t o the send er . For more information about re plying to a mess a ge, see âÂÂReplying to a messageâ on page 52. ⢠Sav e send s th e mess age to the Sav ed folder .
50 ⢠Use num ber allows you to qu ickly call or s ave a ph one number if it was inc luded in the message . If more than one numbe r was include d, a lis t of numbers is displayed. To save t he nu mber , rea d the message a n d ensu re that th e num ber you want to s ave is visible (if necessary , scroll the screen). Press Options . Scroll to Use numb er and press Select . I f only one phone number appears on the screen, pres s Cal l (or p ress <Dow n>, then pr e ss Save ). If a list of numbers appear s, scroll to a n umber , press OK , then press Call (or press <Down> , then press Sav e ). ⢠Save a ddress extracts one or more email addresses from th e mess age (i f it contain s any) and allow s you to save them in your Phone book . â¢F o r w a r d allow s you to fo rward the m essag e t o an other recipient. For more information abou t forwarding a message, see âÂÂForwarding a me s sageâ on page 59. ⢠Reply w/ co py allows you to s end a m essage b a ck to the sender . Y our m essage will i nclude a copy of the message you receiv e d. For more informa tion about replying to a message, s ee âÂÂReplyin g to a me s sag e â on page 5 2 . Creating, addressing, and sending a number only message Note: T o create a text message, see âÂÂCreating a text m e ssageâ on page 5 1 . For information about n umber only messages , see âÂÂT y pes of m obile mess agesâ on page 48. 1 Pres s Menu 2 1 1 (Me ssag es - T ex t messa ges - Wr ite new). Note: If Te x t and Num ber only appear in a list of menu items, scroll to Numb er only , then press Sel ect . 2 Use the following gu i delin es when addressing your mess age and spe cifying a c a llb a ck n umber: â¢U s e Add nu mb er t o spec ify a r ecip ientâÂÂs pho ne number . T he max imum nu mber of charac ters al lowed in a phone numbe r is 32.
51 ⢠W hen pro mpted t o enter a rec ipientâ s phone nu mber , you ca n manually enter it o r search for it. ⢠Wh e n s earching, the list of entries in your phone book is display e d. To quickl y jump to an entry , pre ss the appropriate key . F or example, if the entry is "John" (j), p ress <5 key>. T o jump to "Ki m" (k), p ress <5 key> twice . ⢠Y ou can address your message to as m any as 1 0 recipients . Y o u can se e a list of all re cipients t o whom your m e ssage is addressed ( Li st rec ipi ent s ). ⢠Y ou can cre ate a messag e, save it in yo ur Outb ox, then addre ss it and s end it later ( Save ). ⢠The ca llback n umber ( Callback no. ) is the ph one number at whic h you want th e rec ipient t o call you . When prompte d to enter a callbac k number , the defa ult ca llback n umber ( your m obile ph one nu mber) may appear in the field. Y ou can use this num be r or enter a different number . Creating a text message Note: T o create a nu mber only message, see âÂÂCre ating, addressing, and sending a num be r only messageâ on page 50. There are tw o wa ys to create a text mess age: ⢠Wri te a new , blank message ⢠Reply to a recei ved m essag e (see â Replyi ng to a messageâ on page 52) ⢠Resend a message (see âÂÂR esending a m e ssageâ on page 59) ⢠Forward a message (see âÂÂForwarding a messageâ on page 59) Writ ing a new , bl ank message 1 Pres s Menu 2 1 1 (Me ssag es - T ex t messa ges - Wr ite new). 2 Do Tex t and Nu mbe r on ly appear in a list of menu items? ⢠Ye s - Scr oll to Te x t . Press Select . Go to the next step. ⢠No - Go to th e next step.
52 3 At this point, you c a n address y our message or begin writing it , then address it later : ⢠To address your message, sc ro ll to Add e-mail or Add numb er , then p r ess Select . Se e âÂÂAddressi ng a text me s sageâ on page 53. ⢠To begin writin g your message, scroll to Edit mes sage , then press Sel ect . The te rms writin g and e dit ing refer to the process of enterin g text into a text mes sage. See âÂÂEntering text in to a messa geâ on p a ge 54. 4 Afte r you have written y our mes sage, you can : ⢠A ddre ss it (page 53) th en se nd i t (pag e 58) OR ... ⢠Save it to the Ou tbox, then addres s it send it later - Press Options , scroll to Sav e , th en pr ess Select . Re plyin g to a message 1 Read th e me ssage to which y ou wa nt to rep ly . ⢠If you ju s t re ceiv e d the message and the Star t screen is currently displaye d, pre ss Read . ⢠If the me ssage is in the Inb o x f ol d e r , pr ess Menu 2 1 2. ⢠If the message is in the S aved folder , press Menu 2 1 4. 2 S cro ll t o the m essage. Press Rea d , th en Opti ons . 3 Scroll to Reply (or Repl y w/ copy if you w ant you r reply to inc lude a copy of the ori ginal message follo wed by th e text of your repl y ). Press Se lect . Not e: If you choo se to Rep ly w/ cop y , your message c ould be rathe r long. In some ne tworks , a long me ssag e may be tr uncated (the end of the mess age may be cut of f), pr eventi ng the recip ient from seeing all of it. 4 Afte r you wri te your mess age, y ou can : ⢠A ddre ss it (page 53) th en se nd i t (pag e 58). OR .. . ⢠Save it to the Outbox (press O ptions , scroll to Sav e , th en pr ess Sele ct ), the n address it and send it later .
53 Addressing a text message Note: T o address a number only message, see âÂÂCre ating, addressing, and sending a num be r only messageâ on page 50. Use the following procedure to address your message to one or more recipie nts: 1 Are you currently e diting the me ssage th a t you want to address? ⢠Ye s - Press O ptions , th en go to the nex t step. ⢠No (for exampl e, you wr ote t he te xt messag e and sa ved it, int end in g to s end it l ate r) - Ope n yo ur Ou tb ox ( Menu 2-1-3). Scroll un til the messag e you want to addr ess is highl ighted. P ress Options . Sc roll to Res end . Press Se lect . G o to th e next step. 2 Scroll to Add e- mail (to send the message to an email address) or Add numbe r (to send the message to a phone number), the n press Sele ct . 3 Enter the email address or phone num ber , th en press OK . ⢠Y ou can addre ss a text message to as many as 1 0 email addresses, phone numbers, or a combination of both. To see a list of all recipi e nts to whom your message is addressed, s croll to List recipien ts , the n press Se lect . ⢠The max imum numbe r of characte rs allowed in a phone n umber is 32. The maximu m number of charac ters allowed in an em ail address is 48 . ⢠Wh ile entering a phone number or email address, press and rele as e to dele te one ch aracter , or press and hol d to delete all c haracters . ⢠If a recipi e nt's email address or phone number is in your Phon e book, you c an quickly enter it by searching for the recipie nt's name. T o search, press Sear ch . T o quickly jump to an entry in your phone book, press the appropriate ke y . For example, if the entry is "John" (j), p ress <5 key>. T o jump to "Ki m" (k), p ress <5 key> twice. If an e mail address or phon e num be r is n ot associa ted with the e ntry tha t you s elect, a message will a pp ear: No e-mail add ress fou nd or No nu mber s fo und .
54 ⢠When enterin g an email address manu ally , you can quickly enter the @ symbol by pressin g repeatedly u ntil it appe a rs. Entering text into a message A counte r in the top ri ght corne r of the scree n indicate s the number of remaining ch aracters that you can ente r into you r mess age . Ca ution : While editing a message, if y ou accide ntally press and ho ld , all text within your me ssage will be deleted. T o exit t he m essa ge ed itor at an y tim e and lose your text , press Options , scroll to Exi t , th en p ress Se lect . W ays to e nt er te xt i nto a mes sage Th ere ar e sev eral wa ys to ent er t ext in to a mes sage : ⢠Tradition al (mu lti-ta p) inp ut met hod - (Thi s is t he default mode.) This method requires that you press some keys more th an once ( mu lti-tap). For e xample, to en ter the letter â câÂÂ, you mu s t press 2 2 2 . S ee âÂÂE nter ing letter s an d numbersâ on pa ge 1 1. ⢠Predi ctive t ex t input method - Wh en usin g the predi ctive te xt in put me thod , y our ph one âÂÂg ue sses â wh ich wor d you are entering, requiring that you press a key only once for each letter you enter . See âÂÂPr edictive text inputâ on page 55. Note: By de fault, y our ph one is set in the tradit ional text input mode. Before you can use the predictive text input method, you mu st first a ctivate the predic tive text mode. T o activate it, press O ptions . Scroll to Predic tive text . Scroll un til the na me of the la nguage in w hich you want to edit your message appears. Press OK . ⢠T emp late s - A te mplate is a predefined , comm only us ed sent ence t hat you can quickl y inse rt into a mes sage. S ee âÂÂTemplatesâ on page 57.
55 Predi ctive t ex t input Note : The pre dictive text feature is based on a built-in d ic ti on ar y to w hich y ou can add words. Y our phone in cludes several different language versions of this dictiona ry . Although your phone m ay be able to di splay a given language on the screen, it does not ne cessarily contain a predictive text dictionary of that same language. Pred ictiv e mo de is in dic ated by th e prese nce of the pre dictiv e text icon ( ) at the top of t he display . If the icon doe s not appear , predictive mode h as been deac tivated. To activa te it, press Options . Scro ll to Predict i ve t ext . S cro ll u ntil t he name of the la nguage in which y ou wa nt to edit y our mess age appears. Press OK . Writ ing wor ds T o write a word, press e ach ke y only on ce for e ach let ter of th e word . Fo r exa mple , to writ e hello , pr es s 4 3 5 5 6 . The chara c te rs that you e n te r appear u nde rlined. Th e word ch anges after each ke ystroke, so try not to pay attention to h ow t he word appears on the display until you hav e pressed all th e appropriate keys. When you finis h writin g the word, check to ensu re that th e word is corre ct. If the w ord is correct , ente r a space (press ) and write the next word. If the word is incorre ct and is underlined, press repeatedly until the desired word appears, OR press Option s , scroll to Mat ches , then press OK . Y ou r phone displays a list of words. Choose a word from the li st, then pr ess Use , OR, press to e xit and ret urn to the message e dit or . If the ? character appears after the w ord, there are no m ore words in the dictionary that c orrespond to your key presses. At this point, you c an add the word to th e diction ary by pressi ng Spel l . Writ ing com pound wo rds T o quickly write a compou nd word (for exam ple , blue jay ): 1 Write t he first part ( blue ).
56 2 Press (do not enter a sp ace). The underl ine disappears from the first part. 3 Writ e the seco nd p art ( jay ). Del eting charac ters To d e le t e one charac ter to the le ft of the curs or , pres s . To d e l e t e all c haracters i n the m e ssage, press and hold . Chan ging th e met hod of tex t input T o toggle betwee n predictive and traditional text input mode s, press several time s until the ic on that indicates the mode you want to use appears. Ti p : If you donâÂÂt want to use predictive text in put mode at all, you can dea ctivate it. (Y ou c an rea ctivate it la ter . ) See âÂÂDeactivating predictive text in put modeâ on page 57. Chan ging le tter cas e modes T o toggle between up per case and l ow er case letter mode, pre ss . If predict ive text mode is active, if you donâ t wait a t least 1. 5 seconds be tween key pres ses, the text input mode will als o be toggled be tween tradi tional and predictive. Note: If pre dictive text mode is activ e w h e n you create a new message, the first lette r of the first word that you e nter will be upper case . Ente ring nu mbers T o en te r one or just a few n umbers, press a nd hold the respe ctive numb er key . To ente r many n umbers , cha nge to number en try mode ( ) and enter the numbe rs as usual. T o change to numbe r e ntry mode, press and hold , OR, press Option s , sc roll to Inse rt n umbe r , t hen pre ss Selec t . Ins ert ing sp ecia l char acter s T o i nsert a s pecia l char acter (s uch as a pu nctuat ion m ark), p ress and hold , OR press Opti ons , scroll to Inse rt symb ol , th en pr ess Selec t . To quickly insert a period ( . ), p ress . T o quic kly insert double dashe s ( -- ) or three ellipses ( ... ), press a few times.
57 Addin g a ne w word t o the di ction ary If the ? character appears after the word, press Spel l . (OR, at any t ime while e diting, pres s Opti ons , scroll to Inse rt w ord , then press OK .) Enter t he w o rd using traditio na l te xt input, and press Selec t . If the diction ary is full, the new word re places the oldest added w ord. Cha nging th e lang uage of the di ctionar y 1 While editing a m e ssage , press Option s . 2 Scroll to Pr edicti ve tex t , t hen pr ess Sele ct . 3 Scroll to a langu age , then pre ss OK . The select e d langua ge is now active. Acti vati ng pred icti ve tex t input m ode Press Option s , sc rol l to Pre dicti ve t ext , th en p ress Sele ct . Scroll to th e desired input language , then press OK . Y our phone is n ow in predictive mode . Dea ctivat ing pre dictiv e tex t inpu t m ode While edit ing a message, press Option s . Scroll t o Pred icti ve tex t . Scroll to Pr ediction off , th en press OK . Y our phone is now in traditional (multi-ta p) mode. T emp lates Note : Templates are available in E nglish only . A template is a prede fined, comm only us e d s ente nce that you ca n quickly insert into a m essage. W hile youâÂÂre editing a mes sage, press Opti ons , t hen selec t Add te mpla te . Select a template : 1. Call m e at [ ] . <ph one numbe r/time/place> 2. IâÂÂll call y ou at [ ] . < time/place> 3. Meet m e at [ ] . <ti me/ pla ce> 4. IâÂÂll be t here at [ ] . <t ime> 5. IâÂÂll b e [ ] minutes late . <number of minute s> 6. Iâ m runni ng lat e. 7. Iâ m on my way . 8. Meet ing can celled.
58 9. Meet ing chan ged to [ ]. <time /place > 10 . Appoi ntme nt c ancelle d. 11 . I lov e you ! 12. Thank you! 13. IâÂÂm s orry . 14. Call a t your c onven ience . 15. Pleas e ca ll AS AP . Bra ckets ( [ ] ) in a template represent a v alue that you can specify . (The value is not retained for future use; y ou enter the va lue ea ch tim e you u se the temp late.) If y ou se lect a template that contain s brackets, youâÂÂll be prompte d to e nter a value . Y o u can edit the te mplate t ext after yo u inse rt it into your message. Sending a messa ge This procedure assumes t h at you h ave already addressed your message and entered some text into it (or have ente re d a callback number). See âÂÂAddressing a text messageâ on page 53. Be fo re y ou se nd yo ur m es sage, you ca n se le ct o ne o r mor e options. W hile you're ed i ting the messa ge, press Options , scroll to Setti n g s , th en pr ess Sele ct . To select an option, Mark it. T o deselect an option, Unmar k it. ⢠Urge nt - Se ts the priority level of y our message to "ur gent". Urgen t message or a similar n otification wi ll ap pea r on di spla y sc ree n of the re cipi ent 's ph one or other d e vice. ⢠Deli ver y note - Wh en the recipient receives your messag e, the netw ork will se nd you a del ivery note. If you a ddress the message to more than one recipi e nt, you wil l receive a separate deli very note for each recipient. ⢠Callback no. - Allows you to enter a phone number at w hich th e recipient can call you. After you mark and unmark the options, press . The message Save changes? app ears. T o ac cept the ch anges that you ma de to the setting s , pres s Ye s . T o discard the changes, press ag a in .
59 T o send the message, press Options , scroll t o Send , then press OK . If t he n etw ork canâ t sen d y our m ess age, a war nin g not e should appear . Tr y to res end the message l ater . See âÂÂResen ding a m essa geâ on pa ge 59. Resending a messa ge 1 Open your Out b o x ( Menu 2-1- 3). Sc roll u ntil th e message yo u want to r ese nd i s hi ghli gh ted . 2 Press Options . Scroll to Resend . Press Se lect . ⢠B efo re you re send yo ur m essa ge, you can edit it. Y o u can a lso ed it th e reci pien ts list ( Add e- mail , Add num ber , or List re cipien ts ). ⢠All settings ( Urgen cy , Delivery note , an d Cal lback n o. ) that y ou chose for t h e original mess age a re ret ained unless you edit the settings ( Options > Setti n g s ). 3 T o send t he mes sage, pr ess Option s , scroll to Send , th en press Se lect . Forwarding a message 1 In the In box or Saved folde r , read the m essa ge th at y o u want to forward. 2 Press Option s , sc rol l to Forward , th en pr ess Se lect . 3 Prepare your m essage as you would an y other message that you cre a t e. ⢠If th e message you are forwardin g is a text message, you can edit the messag e before you send i t. ⢠I f y o u r p h o n e i s c o n f i g u r e d t o b e a b l e t o s e n d a n u m b e r only message , you can forward a call back number as a numbe r only message, pr ovided the or iginal messa g e was a lso a nu mber only me ssage. 4 Afte r you prep are y our messa ge, you can: ⢠A ddre ss it (page 53) th en se nd i t (pag e 58). OR .. . ⢠Save it to the Outbox (press O ptions , scroll to Sav e , th en pr ess Sele ct ), the n address it and send it later .
60 Erasing messages Y ou can erase the messag e youâÂÂre read ing or several m essages at once. Era sing the me ssag e yo uâÂÂr e read ing Press Option s , sc roll to Era s e ., t hen pre ss Se lec t . Erasi ng m ultip le m es sages 1 Press Men u 2 1 5. 2 Scroll unti l the appropriate item in t he list is high lighted, then press Sel ect . De pendi ng on yo ur ser vice prov ider , y ou may be re quired t o confirm your c hoice or enter your s e c ur it y code to pre vent accidental deletion of messages. ⢠All r ead - Erases all read m essages in the Inbox (un read mes sages ar e not eras ed); erases all m e ssages in the Ou tbox and Saved folders (the Outbox and Save d folder s cannot con tain unre ad me ssages) . ⢠All in i nbox - Erases all mess ages (read or unread) in th e Inbox . ⢠All in ou tbo x - Erases all messages ( sent or unsent ) in the Outbox. ⢠All sa ved - Eras e s all m essages in the Saved folde r .
61 12. Extra featur es Alarm clock The alarm clock fea t ure so u nds an alert at a ti me you spec ify . Set ting th e ala rm cl ock Use Me nu 7 1 to t urn the alarm clock on or off. Note that w hen youâ re en tering the alarm time, us e tw o digits for both hou rs and min utes (for example , ent e r 1:30 as 0 130 ). Note: Pr essing doe s not w ork on this sc reen. If y ou make a mistake, re -ente r a ll four digits. Press u p or do w n on the scroll keys to m o ve the c ursor . T he nu mber yo u pres s is ent ered t o the rig ht of th e cu rs or . Alarm volume The ala rm volume is determine d by th e curre nt ringin g volume. Howe ver , if you have manu ally set th e ringing option (see page 24) to Sile nt or Beep once or have s elect ed the Sile nt or Qu ie t quick a lert setting (see page 2 5) , th e phone only sounds a quiet beep. When t he alarm soun d s ⢠T o shut o ff the a larm, p ress a ny key exce pt Snoo ze . â¢I f y o u p r e s s Snooze , the alarm sounds again in ten minutes. T o turn off th e alarm before then, press Stop . ⢠If you let the alarm sound for one minute withou t pressing a key , it stops for ten minutes, th en starts a gain . If you turn o ff the phone If you tu rn off the phon e and the alarm is s et, th e phone switche s itself on a t alarm time , then t he alarm s ounds. ⢠T o s h ut off the alarm, pres s any k ey except Snoo ze . The phon e dis plays K eep the pho ne on? . Press Ye s to keep it on or to switc h it off.
62 â¢I f y o u p r e s s Sn ooze , the ph one turns itself off for ten minutes , then the alarm sounds agai n. RE MEMB ER! Do not sw itc h on the phon e wh en wire le ss pho ne use is p rohibited or when i t may cause inter ference or dang er . Games Use Me nu 6 to challeng e yourself or a friend to the three fun games in you r phone. T o pause a game, press . T o resume, c hoose Co ntin ue . REMEMBER! Y ou r ph one must be switched on to use this function. Do not s witc h on the pho ne when w ireless phone use is p rohibited or when i t may cause inter ference or dang er . Memory Reveal pictures to find pairs in as few tries as possible. Move the cursor with the 2 (up), 4 (left), 6 (right) , and 8 (down) ke y s. Press the 5 key to revea l pictures. O nce f ound, pairs sta y visib le. Press to jum p to the right over revealed pictures or to move from the bo ttom right of the screen to the top left. Press to jump to t he left over re vealed p ictures or to move from the top left of t he screen to the bottom right. Sn ake Feed the snake w ith as ma ny goodies as possible and w a tch it grow . U se keys 2 , 4, 6, and 8 to t urn t he sna ke to ward f ood. The longer the snake âÂÂs tail grows, the hi gher your score. If the snake hits its own tai l or the surr ounding wall, the g ame is over . Logic Find the sec ret co mbination of figures in a colu mn. P o ssible fig ures ar e shown at th e top of t h e scr een. Pre ss the 5 k ey repeatedly to select a figure and t he 2 , 4, a n d 8 keys to m ov e the cu rsor . O nce yo u think you have the righ t comb ination, press . The result appears as a set of m arks above the co lu mn . A co rrect figure in t he ri ght place gets a full mar k; a c orre ct fi gur e in the wron g pl ace get s a h alf mark. The game ends when th e correct figur es are i n the right place. Tip: To copy a figure from the pre vious colum n, move the curso r over it using the 2, 4, or 8 key , then pres s the 5 key .
63 13. Secu rity features Access codes overv iew A ccess codes consis t of the lock code and se curity co de. When you get your phon e, you should change t he se code s from the ir defaults, write d own the new codes, and keep th em in a safe place away from the phone. Avoid using a ccess codes t hat are simil ar to emerg enc y numbe rs, suc h as 9 1 1, t o pr event accidental dialing of the eme rge ncy num ber . Lo ck co de Y our ph oneâ s lock cod e is used to lock and unlo ck your pho ne. Depending on your service provider , the default lock code is either 123 4 or the last four digits of your ph one number . Use Me nu 4 3 2 3 to cha nge the lock code . When the phone requires the lock code, it displays Enter lock co de: . En ter the code, the n press OK . If you enter a w rong lock code fiv e times in succession, your phone prom pts you for the secu rity code. Se curi ty co de The se curit y co de is require d to restrict c alls and to restore factory settings. T he defaul t security code is 12 345. Us e Me nu 4 3 2 4 to cha nge the secu rity code. When the phone requ ire s th e s ecurity c ode , it displa y s Sec urity code : En ter the code , then p ress OK . If you e nter an incorrec t security code five times in suc cession, the phon e will not accep t any input for the next five minutes. Restricting calls Use Me nu 4 3 1 to restrict ou tgoing or inc oming calls. This is ha ndy if you wa nt to le nd yo ur pho ne to so meo ne but do nâÂÂt wan t them to m ake long-distanc e or other e xpensiv e ca lls.
64 Res tri ctin g inco mi ng cal ls Y o u can block all incom ing calls or cre a te a list o f incom ing num bers from whic h you donâÂÂt wa nt to r eceive c alls. To block all inco ming calls, e n te r your security c ode, scroll to Selec t and press OK , th en pr ess Mar k . Press Unma rk if you want to remove the restriction . Press , then press Ye s to sav e your chan ges ( or to cance l). Note: This feature requires the caller ID network service, and the callerâÂÂs ID must be available t o the phone in order for the restriction to work. Addin g num ber s to the re strict ed inc omin g calls lis t A call restriction ca n consist of an e ntire phone numbe r , jus t an area c ode, etc . When the res trict ion is se lect ed, call s cannot be received from any numbe r beginning w ith those digits. For example , enteri ng 2 14555 1234 b locks calls from (2 14) 555-123 4 only . 21 4 blocks all calls from the 2 14 are a c ode . T o create a list of incoming nu mbers from w hich you don âÂÂt want to re ceive call s, enter you r securit y code , then press OK . Continu e with th e steps illus trated below . 1 Scroll to Add res trict ion , then press OK . 2 Enter the phone num be r , area code, etc. of th e numb er fro m wh ich yo u want to r estrict calls, t hen press OK . 3 If you w ant, giv e a na me of u p to 1 0 charac ters to the restriction (such a s Joey ), th en pr ess OK .
65 The entry is added to your list of restricted n umbers. Y ou r phone c an save up to 15 res tricted inc oming num bers. Once you enter 15 restricte d numb ers, the Add res triction optio n is remov ed from the m enu. Th is option is av ailabl e again once you delete one or more phone numbe rs from the re s tricte d list. Note: Y o ur phone does not alert you to inco ming calls from restricted numbe rs unless the caller leaves a voice message. Maki ng cha nges to th e restri cted in comi ng calls l ist T o edit or c ompletely e rase an ent ry in the list, ch oos e Edi t or Era se , se lect th e ent ry y ou want to ed it or e rase, and follow the instructions on the scree n. Allow ing ca lls fr om a nu mber on the li st If you la ter decide to allow calls to a restricted number , scroll to Sele ct and press OK to s ee your list of numbers . Press Unmark to remov e the r estri ctio n. (The number re mains in the list so tha t you can restrict it again later by pr essing Mark .) Wh en youâÂÂr e done, press . Pre ss Ye s to s ave you r cha ng es (o r to cance l). Res tri ctin g ou tgoi ng c all s Y ou can block all out going calls or crea te a list of numbers to which ou tgoing calls cann ot be made. T o block all outgoing calls, 1 Enter your security code and press OK . 2 Scroll to Selec t and press OK . 3 With All c alls highlight ed, press Mar k . 4 Press , then press Ye s to save your change s (or to cance l).
66 Addin g num ber s to the re strict ed out going c alls lis t A call re stric tion can c onsist of an ent ire phone nu mber , an area code, etc. When th e restri ction is sele cted, call s cann ot be made to any number be ginning with t hose digits. Fo r exa mple , enteri ng 2 14555 1234 block s ca lls to (2 1 4) 555 - 1234 on ly . 1 blocks all calls sta rting wi th 1, inclu ding long distance c alls and 1-800 ca lls. 1800 block s 1-800 calls only . T o pre vent your phone from making outgoin g ca lls , scroll to Add re stric tion and press OK . Con tin ue wi th t he steps illustrated be low . 1 Scroll to Add restr ictio n , the n press OK . 2 Enter the phone num be r , area code, etc. to which y ou want to restrict cal ls, th en pr ess OK . 3 If you w ant, giv e a na me of u p to 1 0 characters to the restrictio n (such as Jo ey , Lon g dist , or 1-800 #s ), th en pr ess OK . The entry is adde d to your list of restricted numbe rs . Y ou r ph one can sav e up to 1 0 restrict ed o utgoin g numbe rs. O nce yo u enter 1 0 restric te d numbers, the Add re stricti on option is remove d from the men u. This option is available again once you de lete one or more phone nu mbers from th e restricted list. Maki ng cha nges to th e restri cted ou tgoin g calls li st T o edit or c ompletely e rase an ent ry in the list, ch oos e Edi t or Era se , se lect th e ent ry you w ant to edit or era se, a nd follow the instructions on the scree n.
67 Allow ing calls to a num ber o n the list If you la ter decide to allow calls to a restricted numbe r , scroll t o Sele ct an d press OK . Y ou ca n now se e your l ist of numbers. Press Unma rk to remov e the restriction. (Th e number remains in the list so that you can restrict it again later by pressing Mar k .) When youâÂÂre done, pre ss . Press Ye s to save your chan ges (or to canc el). Phone lock Y ou can prev e nt un authorized u se of your phone by locking it. When y our phone is loc ked, only inc oming calls an d calls to the unlocked phone number (see below) are allowed. The memory and men u are una vailable. Note: Calls may still be possible to emer gency numbers. How to lock your ph one Press Men u 4 3 2 1. Ent er th e lock code (s ee pag e 63) , th en press OK . Scroll to On , th en p ress OK . How to unlo ck you r phon e Press Menu , enter the lock c ode, then press OK . Answering a call when the pho ne is loc ked Press Answe r . Saving the un locked phone number Use Menu 4 3 2 2 to save a number th at may be called even when you r phone is locked. Y ou are re quir e d to e nter the lock code. Call ing the unlo cked phone numbe r Press or , or manu a lly enter the num ber exactly as it is saved, then press Call .
68 14. Accesso ries An e xten siv e ran ge o f acc essor ies is available for your phon e. Y ou can select t he a ccessori es th a t best suit y our specific communi cation needs. For availability , see your local au thorized Nokia deale r . A few practical rules for acce ssory operation: ⢠K eep ac cessories out of small ch ildren's reach. ⢠When you disconnect the power cord of any accessory , grasp and pul l the plug, not t he cord. ⢠Che ck regul a r ly t hat al l wir eless ph one equi p m ent in yo ur vehicle is m ounted and ope rating properly . ⢠In sta llati on of co mp lex ca r equ ipmen t mu st be com plete d by qualified personn e l only . WA R N I N G ! Use only batt eries, chargers and accessories approved by t he phone manuf ac turer fo r use wi th th is part icular phone model. The use of any other types may invalidate any approval or warranty applying to the phone, and may be dang e rous.
69 Nokia Xpre ss-on⢠color covers Y our ph one âÂÂs Xpress-on⢠cover i s available in several f ash ion colors. Extra cov ers may be purchased from your auth orized Nokia deale r . Note: Alw ays s tore you r ph one with the co v er attached. Changing covers When changing covers, donâÂÂt use the phoneâÂÂs antenna as leverage! 1 Switch off the power and disconne ct the phone from the charger or any other device. 2 Using a c oin, depress t he colored tab on the top of th e phone and slid e the color cover forward. 3 Rem ove the cover .
70 Batter ies Several batteries are available for you r phone: ⢠BLS-2N Exte nded Li-Ion 90 0 mAh ⢠BLS-4 U ltra Extended Li-Ion 1500 m Ah ⢠BMS -2S Extende d NiMH 90 0 mAh ⢠BMS-2V Vi bra ting NiMH 900 mAh ⢠BPS-1 U ltra Slim Li-P o lymer 60 0 mAh 4 Remove t he rub ber keypad from the back of the cover . Place it into th e back of the n ew c over . 5 Place the bottom of the cover aga inst t he bott o m of the ph one. Ma ke sure all th ree sets of plastic tabs line up wit h their respective slots, as shown at left. Close th e cover and snap i t shut all th e way around the edge of the ph one.
71 Charging times The table below d isplays ap proximate battery charging times. These ch arging tim es charge your phone to abou t 80% of its capacity , and the batt e ry streng th indicator stops scrolling. If you wish to obtain 1 00% batte ry capacity , ple ase allow another two hours for âÂÂmai ntenanceâ charge. T alk and st andby times The t able b elow displa ys appro ximat e talk and st andby times. V ariat ions occ ur depend ing on net work sett ings and usag e. Battery Standard Tr ave l Charger ACP -7U Rapid Tr ave l Charger ACP-9U Rapid Cig. Lighter Charger LCH-9 BLS-2N Extended Li-Ion 900 mAh 4 hours 2 hours BLS-4 U lt ra Extended L i-Ion 1500 mAh 5-6 hours 3 hours, 30 minutes BMS-2S Extended NiMH 900 mAh 4 hours 1 hour , 30 minutes BMS-2V Vibrating NiMH 900 mAh 4 hours 1 hour , 30 minutes BPS-1 Ultra Slim Li- P o lymer 600 mAh 2 hours, 30 minutes 1 hour , 20 minutes Battery Option Digital Talk Time Analog Talk Time Standby Time BLS-2N Extended Li-Ion 900 mAh 2 hrs to 2 hrs 55 min 40 min to 1 hr 25 min 7 0 to 1 1 0 hrs (dig) 1 0 to 15 hr s (ana) BLS-4 Ultra Extended Li-Ion 1500 mAh 3 hrs 20 min to 4 hrs 50 min 1 hr 1 0 min to 2 hrs 25 min 1 15 to 180 hrs (dig) 15 to 23 hrs (ana) BMS-2S Extended NiMH 900 mAh 2 hrs to 2 hrs 55 min 40 min to 1 hr 25 min 7 0 to 1 1 0 hrs (dig) 1 0 to 15 hr s (ana) BMS-2V Vibrating NiMH 900 mAh 2 hrs to 2 hrs 55 min 40 min to 1 hr 25 min 7 0 to 1 1 0 hrs (dig) 1 0 to 15 hr s (ana) BPS-1 Ultra Slim Li-P oymer 600 mAh 1 hr 20 min to 1 hr 55 min 25 min to 55 min 46 to 73 hrs (dig) 8 to 16 hrs (ana)
72 The times sho wn are approximat e , and represent a range for either standby or talk ti me s (not a combination of both). Battery operation times vary according to signal conditions , network parame te rs set by the service pro vider , and how you use your ph one. Note : Dispose of used batte ries in accord ance w ith local regulations. Chargers and other accessories WA R N I N G ! This apparatus is intended for use whe n supplied with power from the Standard Travel Charger (ACP-7U), Rapid T ravel Charger (ACP-9U), or Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger (LCH-9). Other usa ge will invali date any a pproval give n to this ap paratus and may be dange rous. The follow ing cha rgers and other accessor ies are a vaila ble for yo ur pho ne; plea se see you r deal er fo r de tail s. Also , re fer t o any acces sory options ma nual that m ay hav e be en in cluded in your sales package for the entire line of Nokia Original Accessories. Note: Whe n a c harger is not in use, disconne ct it from the power sourc e. Do n ot leave th e batte ry connec ted to a c h a rger for longer than a w eek, since overcharging may shorten its life. If left unu s ed, a fully charged battery will discharge itself o v er time. ACP-7 U Standard Tra vel Charg er Use this du ra bl e and economical char ger to charg e all batter y option s. Plug the charger into a wall outlet and co nnec t th e co nnect or to the bott om of your phon e . Check the charging sta tus on you r phoneâ s screen. Calls can be made du ring charging, but chargin g will stop for the duration of the call and the battery bar scrolling stops.
73 Note : I f the batte ry is completel y empty , you c annot use the phone unti l it has enough ch arge to ope rat e. The Standard T ravel Charger is av a il a bl e for differ ent vol tage lev els an d can a lso b e use d with th e DCH -9 Co mpa ct Desk top Charging Stand. ACP-9 U Rapid T ravel Ch arger Th e ext remel y ligh t, func ti onally desig ned Rapid Travel Charg er ch arges your phon e battery quickl y . Plug the ch a rger in to a wall outlet and connec t the connec tor to the bottom of your phone. Check the charging status on your p h oneâÂÂs screen . Y ou can use y our phone while charging. Operating within a voltage ra nge of 1 00V-24 0V AC (50Hz-6 0 Hz), the Rapid Travel Charger is practically voltage- independen t in normal office and household use. Like the St andard T rave l Ch arg er , th e R apid Tr avel Cha rger i s com pati ble with all battery options. Th e Rapid Trav el Charger can als o be used with the DCH-9 Compac t Desktop Charging Stand. LCH-9 Rapid C i ga rette Lighte r Charg er Using the multivolt age Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger , yo u can charge your p hone when you trav el. The smal l charger's functional design fits well w ith mos t car ligh ters an d inter iors . Charging times are the same as for the Rapid T ravel C harger ACP-9U. Calls can be made during charging. A gr e en l ight indi cates tha t the Rapid Ciga rette Lighte r Cha rger is rea dy to char ge. Check the cha rging status on you r phoneâÂÂs scre en. The input volta ge is 12 or 24 V DC, negat ive groun ding. The Rapid Cigarette Lighte r Charger can be used wi th all accessories available for your phone.
74 Avoid prolonged ch arging with the Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger when the car engine is not run ning. This may caus e the battery of your car to drain. Note: In some cars t he cigarette lighter plug is not pro vided with po w er when the igni tion is switche d off. V e rify that the green LED light is lit. DCH- 9 Comp act Deskt op Ch arging Stand Compatible w ith all battery options, the Com pa c t Desktop Charging Stand c a n be use d with the Standard T ravel Charger AC P- 7U or the Rapid Tr a v e l Ch a r g e r A C P - 9 U . T he Compa c t D esktop Chargi ng Sta nd pr ovid es m ount ing fo r bot h th e phone and a spare batte ry . Plug th e charg er int o a w all outlet and con nect the c onne ctor to the ba ck of t he C ompa ct Desktop Charging Stand. Place your phone and/or a spare batte ry in the stand to begin ba ttery ch arging. When the phone is charging, no lights are display e d on the sta nd; check th e charging sta tus of t he phone bat tery on yo ur phoneâÂÂs screen. Charging m oves to the rear slot o nce the fron t battery is 1 0 0% charged. When th e spare b at t er y is chargin g, check the status in dicator on th e lef t side of the cha rging st and. A red li ght indi cates tha t th e batte ry i s charg ing; a gr een ligh t indi cates th a t the batter y is charged to at le ast 80% of its capac ity .
75 The ph one has t he built-in i ntelligence to mai nta i n the battery , so there is no need for a discharge feature on the stand. DCH-9 Re ar Slot Charging Times Bat ter y Usi ng AC P-7U Usi ng AC P-9U Back s lot only Both slot s full Back slot only Both slot s full BLS-2N Extended Li-Ion 900 mAh 6 hours, 30 minutes 9 hours, 45 minutes 4 hours 6 hours, 15 minutes BMS-2S Extended NiMH 900 mAh BMS-2V Vibrating NiMH 900 mAh BLS-4 U ltra Extended Li-Ion 1500 mAh 12 hours 18 hours 8 hours 12 hours BPS-1 Ultra Slim Li-P olymer 600 mAh 4 hours, 30 minutes 6 hours, 30 minutes 3 hours 4 hours, 30 minutes
76 15. Re ferenc e informati on Important safety information T raff ic safety Do not use a hand-held t elephone while dri ving a vehicle. If using a hand-held pho ne park the vehicle b efore conversing. Always secur e the phone in i ts holder; do not place the phone on the passenger seat or where it can break loo s e in a colli sion or sudden s t o p. The use o f an alert device to o perate a vehicleâÂÂs lig hts or h or n on public road s is not perm itte d. Remem ber , road safe ty a lways comes f irst! Operat ing environment Remember 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 a ny accessory to another device, r ead its userâÂÂs guide for detailed safety instructions. Do not connect incompatible products. As with other mobile radio transmitting equipment , users are advised th at fo r the satisfactory operati on of the equip ment and for th e s afet y of pers onnel, it is recommended th at the equipment should only be used in the normal operat ing position (held to your ear with the antenna pointing over your shoulder). Electr onic devi ces Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from radio frequency (RF) signals. However , cer t ai n elect ronic equ ipment may not be shielded against the RF signals from your wireless phone. P acemakers P acemaker manufact urers recommen d that a minimu m separati on of 6 inches (20 cm.) be maintained between a handheld wireless phon e and a pacemaker to avoid po tential interfer ence with the pacemaker . Thes e recommendations are consiste nt wit h t he independent r es ea rch by and reco mmenda tion s of Wire less T echnol ogy Resea rch. P e rsons with pacemaker s: ⢠Should always keep the phone more than 6 inches (20 cm) f rom their pacemaker when the phone is s witched on; ⢠Should not carry the phone in a breast pocket; ⢠Should use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimize the poten tial fo r inte rferen ce. ⢠If you ha ve any reaso n to suspe ct that inte rferenc e is takin g place, switch off your phone immediately .
77 Hearin g aids Some digit al wireless phones may interfere with s ome hearing aids. I n the event of such interference, you may wa nt to consult your s ervice provider . Ot he r medi cal de vic es Operation of any radio transm it ting equipment, including c ellular phon es, m a y interfe re with the f u ncti onali ty of inadeq uately protec ted medical devices. Consult a phys ician or the manufacturer of t he medical device to determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy or if you have any ques tions . Switch off your phone in health care facil ities w h en an y regu lations p osted in thes e are as instru ct yo u to do so. Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment that could be sensitive t o e xt ernal RF ener gy . Ve h i c l e s RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic sy stems in motor vehicles (e. g. electronic fuel injection systems, e lect r onic anti-skid (ant i-lock) braking systems, elect ronic speed control systems, air bag systems). Ch eck with the manufacturer or its representative regarding your vehicle. Y ou should also consult t he manufacturer of any equipment t hat has been added to your vehicle. P ost ed facili ties Switch your pho ne off in any facility where pos ted notices so require. P otentially exp losive atmospheres Switch off your phone when in any area with a pot entially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas could caus e an explosion or f ire r esulting in bodily injury or even death. Users are advised to switch off the phone while at a refueling point (serv ice st ation) . Users a re re minded of th e need t o observe rest rictio ns on the use of radio equipment in fuel depots (f uel storage and distri- bution areas), chemical plants or where blasting operations are in progress. Areas with a pot entially explosive atm os phere ar e often but not always clearly marked. They include below deck on boats; chemical transfer or storage facilities; vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane o r butane); areas wh ere the air cont ains chemicals o r particles, such as grain, dust or metal powders; and any other area where you would normally b e advis ed to turn off your vehicle engine. Ve h i c l e s Only qual ified personn el should ser vice the phone, or install the pho ne in a vehicle. F aulty installation or service may be dangerous and may invalidate any warranty which may apply to the unit. Check regularly that all wireless phone equip ment in your vehicle is mounted and operating pr operly .
78 Do not s tor e or carry flam mable liquid s, gases or explos ive materials in the same compa rtment as the phone, its parts or acces s o r ies. For vehicles equipped with an ai r bag, remember that an air bag inf lates with great force. Do not place objects, including both installed or portable wir eless 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 re s ult. Switch off you r phone before boar d ing 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. F ailur e to observe t hese instructions may lead to the suspension or denial of telephone services to the offender , or legal action, or both. Emergency calls IM POR T A NT! This phone , li ke any wireless phone, operates using r a dio s igna ls , wire less and l and line ne tworks as well as user- pr ogram med func tion s which cannot guarantee connection in all condit ions. Therefore, you s hould never rely solel y up on any wireless phone f or essential communi cations (e.g. medical emergencies). Remember , to make or receive any calls the pho ne must be switched on and in a service area with adequate signal s t rength. Emergency calls may not be possible on all wireless phone networks or when certain network services and/or phone features are in use. Check wit h local service pr oviders. Making an emergency c all 1 If the phone is not on, switch it on . 2 Press and h old for seve ral seconds to ready the phone for calls. 3 K ey in th e emerge ncy nu mbe r for y our pr esen t loca ti on (e.g. 9 1 1 or othe r offic ial emergen cy number). Emergency numbers v ary by locatio n. 4 Press Call . If certain featu res ar e in u se (K eyguard, call rest rictions, et c.), you ma y first need to turn those features of f before you can make an emergency call. Cons ult this documen t and your local cellular service provider . When making an emergency call, remember to give all the necessary information as accurately as possible. Remember that your wireless 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.
79 Radio frequency (RF) signals THIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE GOVERN MENT' S REQ UIREM EN TS FOR EXPOSU RE T O RADIO W AVES. Y ou r wireles s phone is a radio transmitter and receiver . It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. These limits are par t of compre- hensive guidelines and es tabli sh per mitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizati on s through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the saf e t y of all persons, regardless of age and health. The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measu rement known a s the Specif i c Ab so rpti o n Rate, or S AR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6W /kg. * Tests for SAR are c onducted usin g standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the ph one tra nsmitt ing at its hi ghest cer tifi ed powe r level i n all tested f requen cy band s. Al thou gh th e SAR is determ ined at t he high est c ert ified p ower level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the powe r required to rea ch the n etwor k. In gene ral, the closer you are to a wire less ba se station antenna, the lower the power output. Before a phone model is a vailable for sale t o the public, it mus t be tested and certified to the FCC that it does n ot exceed the limit established by the government-adopted requirement for safe expos ure. The tests are performed in positions and locations (for ex amp le , at th e ear and wo rn o n the body) as r equir ed by the F C C for e ach model. The hig hest SAR value for this mod el phone as reported to the FCC when tested for us e at th e e ar is 1 . 49 W /kg, and when worn on t he body , as des cribed in this user guide, is 1.45 W / kg. (B ody -w or n m eas ur eme nt s d if fe r among phone models, depend ing upon a vai l ab le ac ce ss ori es a nd F CC requirements). While there may be differences between the SAR levels of var ious phones and at various positions, they all meet the government requirement. The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization fo r t his model phone with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compl ianc e with the FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR information on this model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found u nder the Display Grant section of http: //www .fcc.gov/oet/ fccid after searching on FCC ID: GMLNSD-1FW . For body worn operation , to maintain com pliance with FCC RF exp os ure guidelines, use only Nokia approved accessories. When carr ying the phone while it is on, place the phone in the specific Nokia belt-clip that has been tested for compliance.
80 Use of non-Nokia-approv ed accessories may violate FCC RF exposure guidelines and should be avoided. * In the United States and Canada, the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is 1.6 watts/kg (W/kg) averaged over one gram of tissue. The standard incorporates a substantial margin of safety to give additional protection for the public and to account for any variations in measurements. SAR values may vary depending on national reporting requirements and the network band. For SAR information in other regions pl e as e look under product information at http:// w ww .no kia.com .
81 Care and maintenanc e Y ou r phone is a product of superior design and craftsmanship and should be treated with care. The suggestions below will help you to fulfill any warranty obligations and allow you to enjoy this product for many years. When using your phone, battery , charger , OR any ac ces sor y: ⢠K eep it and all its parts and accessories out of small childrenâÂÂs reach. ⢠K eep it dry . Precipitation, humidity and liqu ids contain minerals that will corrode electronic c ircuits. ⢠Do not use or store it in dus ty , dirt y areas as its moving parts can be damaged. ⢠Do not store it in hot a reas. High temperatures can s horten t he life of electronic devic es, damage batteries, and warp or melt certain plastics. ⢠Do not store it in cold areas. When the phone warms up (to its normal operating temperature), moisture can form inside the phone, which may damage the phone's electronic circuit boards. ⢠Do not attempt to open it. Non-expert handling of the device may damage it. ⢠D o not drop , knock or shak e it. Ro ugh handl ing can break int ernal circuit boards. ⢠Do n ot use harsh chemicals, cleanin g solvents, or strong deter gents to clean it. Wipe it with a soft cloth slightly dampened in a mild soap-and-wat er solut ion. ⢠Do not paint it. P aint can clog the deviceâÂÂs moving parts and prevent proper operation. ⢠Use only the supplied antenna. Removal and replacement of the antenna by anyone other than a Nokia authorized ser vice center is an unauthorized modification and invalidates the warranty , can damage the phone, and may violate regulations covering radio devices. ⢠If the phone, battery , charger , or any accessory is not working properly , take it to your nearest qualified service facility . The personnel th ere will assist you, and if ne ces sary , arrange for s ervice.
82 16. T echni cal infor mation P art N o . 9353433 Printed in Canada 08/0 1 Nokia, Connect ing P eople and the Original Access ories logos are trademarks of Nokia Corporation and/or its affili ates. T9 text in put software C opyright é 1999-200 1. Tegic Comm unications, Inc. A ll rights res erved. The infor mation co nt ained i n this U ser Guide was written for the Nokia 51 70 i p h o n e . The right to make changes and im provements to an y of the produ ct s described in t his guide wit hout prior noti ce is reserved. Issue N o. 2a é 200 1 Nokia Mo bile Phones. All r ights rese rved. This pro duct contains commoditi es , t echno logy or software expor ted from the Unit ed States in accor dance with the Expo r t Adm inistration regulati ons. Divers ion contrary to U .S. law is prohibited. Operating voltage 3.6 V nom inal Freque ncy bands H ighband 1850. 04 - 19 09.92 MHz (TX) 1930. 08 - 19 89.96 MHz (RX) Number of NAMs 2 Memory locations 1 0 0 Memory c apacity 16 charact ers per name 32 cha racters per nu mber
83 17. Noki a One-Y ear Lim ited Wa r r a n t y Nokia In c. (âÂÂNokiaâÂÂ) warrant s that this cell ular phone (â ProductâÂÂ) is free from defect s in materi al an d workma nship that res ult in Prod uct failu re during n ormal usage, according to the foll owing terms and con ditions: 1. The limited warranty for the Product extends for ONE (1) year beginning on the date of the purchase of the Product. 2. The limit ed warra nty extends to the o riginal purchas er of th e Product (âÂÂConsum erâÂÂ) and is not assignable or transferable to any s ubsequent purchas er /end- us er . 3. The limit ed warranty extends only to Consumer s who purcha se the Product in t he United States. 4. D uring the l imite d w arranty peri od, N okia will r epair , or repla ce, a t Nok ia's o ption, any def ecti ve part s, or any p arts t hat w ill n ot prop erly oper ate for their in tended us e with new or factor y rebuil t r e placemen t item s if such repair or r eplac ement is needed b ecaus e of prod uct malf unctio n or f ail ure dur ing nor mal u sage. N o cha r g e will be made t o the Consu mer for any such part s. Nokia will also pay for the labor char ges in curred by No kia in repai ring or repla cing the def ective parts . The limited warr anty does not cover defects in a ppearance, c osmetic, decor ative or struct ural items, including fra ming, and any non-operat ive part s. Nok ia's l imit of lia bility un der t he limit ed warr anty shall be the actu al cash valu e o f th e Product at the time t he C onsumer ret urns the Prod uct for r epai r , deter mined by t he pric e paid by the Con sumer fo r the Prod uct less a reasona ble amount for us age. Nokia shall not b e liable for any ot her losses or damag es. These rem edies ar e the Consum erâÂÂs exclu sive rem edies for brea ch of warr anty . 5. Upon request from Nokia , the Consumer m ust prove the date of the original purcha s e of t he Product by a dated bill of sale or dat ed itemized receip t. 6. The Con sumer shall bea r the cost of shipping the Product to Noki a in Melbourn e, Florida. Nokia shal l bear the cost of s hipping the Product back to the Consumer afte r t he completio n of service under this limited warranty . 7. The Cons umer shall have no coverage or benefits under this li mite d wa rranty if any of the f ollo win g condi tions ar e app lic able: a) T h e Prod uct has b e e n sub ject to a bnorma l use, abnor mal co nditio ns, impr oper s tora ge, e xposur e to m oist ure or dam pness, unau thori zed modifications, unauthori zed conne c tions, unauthorized repair , misuse, negl ect, abuse, acc ident, altera ti o n, improper i nstallati o n , or other acts which are not t he fault of Nokia, includi ng damage caused by s hipping.
84 b) The Product has been damag ed fro m e xtern al causes such as col lision with a n objec t, or from f ire, flo oding , sand, di rt, wind storm, ligh tning , earthquake or damage from ex posure t o weather conditions, an Act of God, or battery leakage, theft, blown fuse, or improper use of any ele ctrical source, or damage caused by the connection to other products not recom mended for intercon nection by Nokia . c) Nokia was not advised by the Consumer in writing of the alleged def ect or malfu nct i on of the Product withi n f ourt een (14) days after t he expiration of the applicabl e limited wa rranty period . d) The Product serial number plat e or the accessory data code has been removed, defa ced or alt ered. e) The de fect or da mage was ca used b y the defec tive fun ction of t he cel lular sy stem or by inadequ ate s igna l rece ption by th e ex ter nal a ntenn a. 8. If a problem develops during the limited warranty period, the Consumer shall t ake the following step-by- step procedure: a) The Cons umer shall r etur n t h e Product to the place of purchase for repair or r eplacement processing. b) If â a â is not c o nvenient becau s e o f distance (more than 50 miles ) or for other good cause, the Consumer shall ship t he Product prepaid an d insure d t o : Nok ia I nc. Attn: Repair Department 795 W est Nas a Blvd. Melbourne, FL 3290 1 c) Th e Consum er sh all inc lude a r etur n addre ss, dayti me ph one num ber and/or fax number , c om plete description of the problem, proof of purchase and service agr eement (if applicable). Expenses related to removing the Product from an installation are not covered under th is limited warranty . d) The Consumer will be billed for any par t s or labor charges not covered by this limited warranty . The Consumer w il l be responsible for any expenses related to reinstallation of the Product. e) Nokia will repair or authorize the repair of the Product under the limited warranty w ithin 30 days after receipt of the Product by N okia or a Nokia authorized service center . I f Nokia cannot perform repair covere d under this limited warranty within 30 days, or after a reasonable number of attempts to repair the same defect, Nokia at its option, will provide a replacement Product or refund the purchase price of the Product less a reasonable amount for usage.
85 f) If t he Product is retu rned to Nokia du ring the limit ed warranty peri od, but the pro blem with the Produ ct is n ot covered under the term s and conditions of this lim ited warranty , the Con sumer will be n otified and given an es t imate o f the charges the Consu mer must pay to have the Product repaired, w ith all shipping c harges bille d to the Consumer . If the estimate is r efused, the P roduct will be r eturned freight collect. If the Product is returned to Nokia after the ex piration of the limited warranty period, Nokia's normal service poli cies shall appl y and the Consumer will be responsible for all shipping charges. 9. The Product cons ists of newl y assembled eq uipment that m ay contain used components that have been reprocessed to allow machine c omp li an ce with Product performance and reliability s pecifications. 1 0. AN Y IMPL IED W ARRANT Y OF MERC HANT ABIL ITY , OR FITN ESS FO R A PA R TICULAR PURPOSE OR USE, SHALL BE LIM I TED TO THE DURATI ON OF TH E FO REG OING L IMIT ED WR ITTEN WARRAN TY . OTHE RWI SE, THE FOREGOI NG LIMITED WARRA N TY IS THE CONSUMER ' S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMED Y AND IS IN LIEU OF A LL O THER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. N O KIA SHAL L NOT BE LIABLE FOR SPEC IAL, INCI DENT AL OR CONS EQUE NTIAL D AMAGES, IN CLUDIN G BUT NO T LIMITED TO , LOSS OF ANTICIP ATED BENEFITS OR PROFITS, LOSS OF SA VINGS OR REVEN U E, PUNITIVE DAMAGES, LOSS OF USE OF THE PRODUCT OR ANY ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT , COST OF CAPITAL, COST OF ANY SUBSTITU TE EQUIPMENT OR FA CILITIES, D O WN TIME, THE CLAI MS OF ANY THIR D P ART IES, INCLUDIN G CUSTOMERS, AND I N JU RY T O PROPERTY , RESULTING FROM THE PURCHASE OR USE OF THE PRODU CT OR ARISIN G FROM BREACH OF THE WARRANTY , BREAC H OF CON TRACT , N EGLIGENC E, STRICT T O RT , OR AN Y O T HER LE GAL OR EQUIT A BLE THEORY , EVEN IF NOKIA KNEW OF TH E LIKELIHOOD OF SUCH DAM AGES. NOKI A SHALL N OT B E LIA BLE FOR D ELA Y IN RENDERING SERVIC E UNDER THE LIMITED WA RRANTY , OR LOSS OF USE DURING THE PER IO D THAT THE PRODUCT IS BEING REPAIRED. 1 1. Some states do not allow limitation of how long an implied warranty lasts, so t he above one-year wa rranty limit ation may not apply to you (the Con s um er). Some states do not allow the exclusion or limi tation of incidental and consequential damages, so certain of the above limit ations o r exclusions may not apply t o you (the Cons umer). Th is limited war r a nt y g ives t he Cons umer specifi c legal rights and the Consum er may also ha v e other rights which vary from state to state. 12. Noki a neither assumes nor authorizes any aut horized service center or any other person or entity to as sume for it any other obligation or liability beyond that which is expressly provided for in this limited warranty includin g t he pr ovide r or seller of any e xt ended warranty or service agr eement. 13. This is the enti re war ranty between Nokia and the Consumer , and supersedes all prior and cont emporaneous agreement s or understand ings, oral or wri t ten, an d all com munications relating t o the Product, and no representation, promis e or condit ion n ot c o nt ained herein s hall modify th es e ter ms .
86 14. Th is limit ed warranty all ocates the risk of failure of the Product between the Con s umer a nd Nokia. The allocation is r ecognized by t he Consum er and is reflected in t he purch ase price of the Pr oduct. 15. Any action or lawsuit for br ea c h of warrant y must be commenced within eig hteen (18) mo nt h s follow ing delivery of t he Product. 16. Quest ions concerning thi s limited warranty ma y be directed to: Nok ia Cus tomer C a r e Cent er , USA 7725 Woodland Center Blvd., St e. 150 T ampa, F L 336 14 T elep hone: 1-888-NOKIA 2U (1-888-665 -4228) F a csimile: ( 8 1 3) 249-9619 For the h earing-impair ed only (TT Y): 1-800 - 2 4NOKIA (1-80 0-246-6542) 17. Th e limited warranty p eriod for N okia supplied attach ments and accessories is s pecificall y defined within t heir own warranty cards and packaging.
87 18. Inde x A ABC mode 11 access ories 68 batteries 70 charge rs 72 covers 69 alarm clock 61 answer ing a call 17 automa tic answe r 39 antenna 15 exte rnal ja ck 7 anyke y answer 39 automa tic answe r 39 B batteries 70 attach ing 3 chargi ng 3 discharging 4 removin g 5 blocking calls see restricting calls C C ke y 7 call blo ck se e restrict ing calls call forwarding activat ing 33 cancellin g 34 call log 42 clearing lis ts 43 dialed calls 43 missed ca lls 42 Opt ions ke y 42 received calls 43 call res trictions se e restricting c alls call tim ers 43 call w aiting 31 answ ering a waiting ca ll 31 cance lling 31 caller I D 18 showing/ hiding numbe r 36 calling c ard ma king calls 33 set-up 31 calls answeri ng 17 answ erin g automa tica lly 39 answ ering with c all waiting 31 anykey answer 39 end ing 30 forwarding 33 initia ting a second 30 ma king 16 mut ing 16 , 30 si lenci ng an inc omi ng c all 17 unmu ting 16 unm u t ing the microph one 30 care an d mainten a nce 81 cha rge rs 72 clearin g call l ists 43 clo ck 22 alarm cl ock 61 displayin g/hiding 23 setting 22 time format 23 Compact Desktop Charging Stand 74 cov ers , chan gin g 69 cur sor 11 D dialed cal ls 43 directory see phone book 19
88 E editing n a mes/ numbers 21 email address e s saving 19 em ergenc y ca lls 27 , 78 em ergenc y key 9 28 erasing name s/numbers 21 external an tenna jack 7 F fact ory settings, resto ring 41 G games 62 H help te xt 8 I in-cal l menu 29 K K eyguard 13 keypa d lock 13 keys C ke y 7 Navi⢠key 6 po wer ke y 6 s crol l keys 7 L language 23 lights 7 in ca r kit 23 lock code 63 lock ing the keypad 13 locking yo ur phone 67 M makin g a call 16 memory 21 menu 8 sh ortc uts 9 messa ges voice mail 45 miss ed calls 42 mutin g the microph one 16 , 30 N NAM selection 35 na me s editin g 21 entering 11 eras ing 21 finding 17 , 20 saving 19 Na vi⢠ke y 6 netw ork feature se tting 29 new call 30 num ber s editin g 21 entering 12 eras ing 21 finding 17 , 20 saving 19 showing/ hiding your own 36 O on/off 15 one-to uch dialing 34 P phone book 19 ava il ab le memo ry 21 scrolli ng view 21 phone lock 67 phone number , choosing see NAM selection pow er ke y 6 profiles see quick alert se ttings Q quick a lert settings 25
89 R Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charge r 73 Rapid T rav e l Charger 73 received calls 43 redial automa tic 22 last num ber 17 restore facto ry settings 41 restricting c alls 63 ringing see tones Roaming 37 Roaming indica tors 38 S safety guideline s 1 , 76 safety informati on 76 s crol l keys 7 scrolling view 21 secu rity code 63 security featu res 63 send ca ller ID 36 Service Types 37 sig nal stren gth 15 si lenci ng an inco ming call 17 sou nd see tones special chara cters 12 speed dialing see one-touch dialing Standard T ravel Charger 72 System choices 38 Syst em sele ctio n Roaming 37 syst em sele ction 37 T tech nical information 82 time r s 43 to nes 23 keyp ad 24 messa ge alert 24 quick a lert settings 25 ringing opt ion 24 ringing t one 24 ringing v olume 24 warning and game 25 to uch tones 39 sav ing to uc h t on e str ing s 40 setting au tomatic length 40 setting ma nual length 40 U unm u t ing the microph one 16 , 30 V vibrating alert 25 voice mail me s sa ges 45 voice mailbox numbe r 26 voice privacy 34 volume earpi ece 16 ringing 24 W warranty 83 welc om e note 26
90 P ara obtener u n manual del usuario en e spañol fa vor de llamar o enviar u n fax a l teléfono 1- 888-N OKIA2U (1-88 8-665-4 228), fax 8 13 -249-96 19.