Nokia 5190 Owner's Manual
OWN ER âÂÂS MAN U A L OWN ER âÂÂS MAN U A L
Ke y s 0H QX Pow e r k e y Press and hold to turn your phone on or off. Navi⢠key Its cu rrent function is displayed above it. Use to ac ces s the menu, make calls, et c. Scroll keys Press to scroll through menus and phone book. The y a lso adj ust spe aker volume while in a call. C key Clears charac ters from the screen. Pr ess and hold to retur n to t he star t scr een . Emerge ncy 9 key See p. 29. V oice mail Press and hold 1 to acces s voice mail (see p. 22).
Quick guide to func tions Ca ll f unctio ns Phone book f unc ti ons Other essentia l sho rtcu ts Make a cal l Enter phone number , press &DOO Answe r a c all Press $QVZHU Answe r a c all with c all wai tin g Press 2SWLRQV , sel ect $QVZHU En d a c al l Press (QG Re jec t a ca ll Press Re jec t a ca ll with c all wai tin g Press 2SWLRQV , sel ect 5HMHFW Redial Press , scroll to n umber , press &DOO Adju st ca ll vo lume Press or during a c all Use t he in- ca ll men u I n a cal l , pr es s , pr es s 2SWLRQV Use 1-t o uch d ial ing Pr ess and hold o ne of ke ys 2 th ro ug h 8 Sa ve a n umber Enter a number , pre ss or , press 6DY H , en t er a n ame , pr ess 2. Find a n ame/nu mber Press , scroll or enter first lette r of na me Find a n ame/nu mber during a call Press , press 2SWLRQV , sel ect 3KRQH ERRN Vi ew as so ciat ed pho ne nu mb er Scroll to name, press and hold Store a 1- to uc h di al numb er Press 0HQX 1 7, scroll to desired key , press $VVLJQ , se lect na m e or num ber , press 2. T urn Keygua rd on Press 0HQX T urn Keygua rd of f Press 8QOR FN Ch ec k v oic e m ai l Press an d hold the key (s ee p. 22) Choose a qui ck al ert sett ing Briefl y press , sele ct se tting, pr ess 2. T urn l ights on for 1 5 sec on ds If K eyg ua rd i s o ff, pres s any ke y; If K eyguard is on , briefly press
Quick guide to the menu Phone menu shortcuts Note: Menu items in your ph one vary depending on the network, SIM card, and accessories use d. Acce ss me nu Press 0HQX Scrol l Press or Go back a le vel Press Ex it th e me nu/ acce ss sta rt s cree n Press and hold Me nu s h ort cuts Press 0HQX , then the menu numbe r 1 Phon e boo k 11 Search 12 Add entry 13 Edit 14 Erase 15 Send entry 16 Opt ion s 17 1-tou ch dialing 18 Service nos. 2M e s s a g e s 21 Tex t messages 22 Me ssage setting s 23 V oice mailbox number 24 News & info service 25 Service command editor 3 Call log 31 Missed calls 32 Received calls 33 Dialed calls 34 Clear call lists 35 Call timers 36 Show call costs 37 Call cos t settings 4S e t t i n g s 41 Call sett ings 42 Security sett ings 43 Phone settings 44 Analog module se ttings 5 Forwar ding 51 Forward all voice calls 52 Forward when not able to take calls 53 Cancel all call forwarding 6G a m e s 61 Memory 62 Snake 63 Logic 7C a l c u l a t o r 8C l o c k 81 Alarm clock 82 Clock settings 9T o n e s 91 Ringing options 92 Ringing tone 93 Ringing volume 94 Message alert tone 95 K eypad tones 96 W arning tones 97 Vibrating alert
0 Indicators and Icons Y ou have an activ e call. Y ou ha ve one or more new voi ce m ess ages . Y ou ha ve one or more ne w text mess ages. (If blin king, t ext mes sage m emory is full.) K eygu ard is on. Y o ur phone will not acce pt any keypr esse s. T o tur n i t off, press 8QORFN , the n . The alarm cloc k is s et. The 6LOHQW quick ale rt setting is select ed, or yo u have set the ringing option to 6LOHQW . Incom ing voice calls are be ing forwarded to anot her num ber . ( 1 above this icon means ca lls to line 1 are forwarded; 2 mean s ca lls to lin e 2 a re forwarded; 12 means calls to both li nes are forwarded.) Analog mode is active (see âÂÂOptional analog module â on page 64). Y o ur phone is roaming outside its home system. The phone is re ady for yo u to e nter a respon se. Chara cters entered will be upper-cas e letters. Pre ss t he key to sw itch let ter cas e. Chara cters entered will be lower-cas e letters. Pre ss t he key to sw itch let ter cas e. Charac ters entered will be nu mbers. (When en terin g lette rs, switch to num bers by pres sing and holdin g the key . ) Y ou are in âÂÂspecial characterâ mode; select a character , then press 8VH . (W hen e nt ering let ters, sw itch to s pecial c haracte rs by pres sing the key .)
i Conte nts 1. For your sa fety 1 FCC/In dustry Cana da Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Using th is Gu ide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2. Prepari ng the phone for use 3 Inser ting th e SIM card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Attaching the battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Removin g the batter y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Batter y charging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Importan t battery infor mation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 3. About the phone, keys & menu 8 P owe r key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Nokia N avi⢠key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Scroll keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 C key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Start scree n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Men u . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Ente ring lette rs a nd nu mbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Speci al char acters in nam es a nd me ss ages . 1 3 Special cha rac ter s in phone number s . . . . . . 14 K eyguard (locki ng the ke ypad) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 4. Settings 1 6 Automatic redial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Calling card set-up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Lang uage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Send ow n number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 System selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Quick ale rt setti ngs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 V oice mailbox num ber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Welcome note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
ii 5. Basic fu nctions 2 4 Turning th e phone on or off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4 Checking signa l strength . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4 Making a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Adjustin g ear piece volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 Ending a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Last n umber redia l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 Saving a na me a nd nu mber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6 Finding a na me a nd num ber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6 Answe ring a ca ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Rejecting a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 7 6. Emergency call s 2 8 Emerge ncy key 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 9 7. Advanc ed functions 3 0 In- call men u . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Call hold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Making/receiving m ultiple calls . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 Call waiting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 Call forwa rding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2 1-touch dia ling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Choosing an outgoing line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Calling card calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 List of own nu mbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Automatic answer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Touch tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 4 F ax an d data ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Service comman d editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 6 8. Phone book 3 7 Saving name s and n umb ers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 7 Finding names an d num bers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 8 Editing name s a nd numb ers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 9 Eras ing na mes and n umber s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 9 Exch anging names and n umbers . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Scrolling view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Checking available mem ory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Service nu mbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
iii 9. Call log 4 1 Mis sed calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 Received ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Dialed calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 Clearin g call lis ts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Call timers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 1 0. Controllin g call costs 4 4 Viewing call costs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Limitin g call cost s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 5 11 . V o i c e m e s s a g e s 4 6 Saving your voice mailbox number . . . . . . . . . . 46 Liste ning to voice messag es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Calling your voice mailbox at any time . . . . . . 4 6 12. Tex t mess ages 4 7 Writing a messag e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Saving a me ssage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Sending a messa ge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Reading a mess age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 About the In box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 8 About the Ou tbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 9 Mess age s torage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 0 Mess age s ettings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 News & in fo ser vice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 1 13. Other feat ures 5 3 Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 3 Calcu lator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Ala rm clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 5 Exter nal antenna jack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 6 Nokia Xpress-on⢠color covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 14. Secur ity feat ures 5 9 Access codes overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 PIN code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 PIN2 code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 0 Securi ty code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1
iv PUK a nd PUK2 codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1 SIM card s ecurity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1 Phone secur ity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2 Fixed dia ling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2 15. Opti onal anal og modul e 6 4 Attaching the analog module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 4 Removing the analog module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 4 Analog features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5 Digital/analog selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5 Analog system selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5 Call timers f or analog ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 6 Module security/m odule code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Appendix A: Call forwarding 6 8 Call forwardin g types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Adding a call type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 9 Adding a time out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 0 Appendix B: Accessories 7 1 Batter ies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Cha rgers and other a ccessories . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Appendix C: Reference infor mation 7 7 Impor tant sa fety inf orm ation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 7 Emerge ncy calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 Radio frequ ency (RF) sign als . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Car e and ma intena nce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 1 Appendix D: Tec hnical in forma tion 8 2 Appe ndi x E: Nok ia Limit ed W arrant y 8 3
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1 1. For you r safety Read these simple guidelines before us ing your phone. Failure to comply with these guidelines ma y be dangerous or illegal. Road Sa fe ty Co mes Fi rst DonâÂÂt use a hand- held phone while driving; park the vehicle first. Swit ch O ff In Hos p it als Follow any regulations or ru les. Switch phone off near medical equipment. Swi tc h Of f On Ai rcr aft Wireless phones can cause interference. U sing them on aircraft is illegal. Swit ch O ff Wh en Re fu e lin g DonâÂÂt use phone at a refueling point. DonâÂÂt use near f uel or chemicals. Switc h Off Near Blas ting Do not use the ph one where blasting is in progr ess. Observe restrictions , and follow any regulations or r ules. Int erf eren ce All wireless phones may get int erference which could affect perf ormance. Use S en si bly Use only in the norm al position (t o ear). DonâÂÂt touch the antenna unnecessarily . Qu alif ied S er vice Only qualified se rvice personnel must ins tall or repair equipment. Acc ess ories an d B atte rie s Use only approved accessories and batteries. D o not connect incom patible products.
2 FCC/Industry Canada Notice Y our phone may cause TV or radio interference (for example, whe n using a tele phone in close proxim ity to re ceivin g equipm en t). The F CC or Indust ry Canada ca n require you to stop using yo ur telep hone if suc h interfere nce cannot b e elimin ated. If you require assistance , contact your loca l service facili ty . This device com plies w ith pa rt 15 of t he FCC rules . Opera tio n is subje ct to th e c onditio n that this devic e does not cau se harm ful interfere nce. Using this Guide The wire less phone described in this gu ide is ap proved for use in GSM 1900 and AMPS networks. Network servi ces A num ber of featu res include d in this guide are called netw ork servic es. The y are s pecial s ervices provided by wireless service providers. Before you can take advantage of any of thes e ne twork se rvices , you m ust s ubscribe to the service(s) from your h ome service provi der and obtain instruction s for the ir use. Updat es The l atest v ersion of this Ow nerâÂÂs Manual may b e found on NokiaâÂÂs W orld Wide Web site at www .noki a.com .
3 2. Pr ep ari ng the ph on e for use Be fore you c an u se yo ur new phone, yo u nee d to: 1 Insert a miniatu re SIM card (available from your serv ice provider). 2 Att ach an d ch arg e the ba ttery . If you purchased an optional a nalog module, you should attac h it to the phone. Note: The anal og module is a separate accessory that m ay be purchas e d from your servic e pro vider . It allows you to make and re ceive calls in analog n etworks. See âÂÂOptional analog module â on page 64. Inserting the SIM card The SIM card and its c ontacts can be easily damaged by scratc hes or be nding, so b e carefu l whe n you h andle, insert, or remo ve the card. Note: K eep all miniature SIM cards out of small childrenâÂÂs reach . 1 Ensure tha t the ph one is off a nd the battery is no t attac hed . 2 Op en the SI M ca rd h old er o n the back of the phone by sliding the latc h towa rd the top of the ph one, then lifting it up. 3 Place the SIM card in the slot. M ake s ure that the bevelle d corner is at top right and the cardâÂÂs gold contacts face in to th e phone .
4 4 Close the holde r . 5 Slide th e SIM c ard holder towa rd the bottom of the phone until it l ocks into place. 6 At ta ch th e batt er y . Attac hing the battery To attac h th e b attery , p lac e i t on the back of t he phone as shown a nd sl ide it tow ard the top of t he phon e unt il it clicks into pla ce. Attaching the battery when u sing optio nal anal og modul e 1 Place the analog module on the back of t he phone. 2 Slide the module toward the top of the phone until it click s into plac e. 3 Place the batte ry on top of the analog module . 4 Slide the batte ry towa rd the top of the phone until it click s into plac e.
5 Removing the battery Note: Swi tch off the phone before removing the battery! 1 Press an d hold the button a t the top of the battery . 2 Slide th e ba ttery toward th e bottom of the phone. 3 Lift the battery off the phone . Battery charging Y our ph one is pow ered by a rechargeab le NiMH or Li-Ion batt ery . No te t hat a new NiMH batteryâ s full perform ance is achieved only after two or three complete charge and di scha rg e cy cles . How to cha rge your batter y Conn ect th e l ead from the c harger to th e bottom of you r phone or to a chargin g stand. Then p lug the charger int o a standard 1 20V AC ou tlet. Whe n the battery is ch arging, the battery strength indica tor (on t he right side of t he display) scrolls. Note: Wh en y ou charge the battery for the first time, the battery strength indicator does not scroll the e ntire time ; this is normal. Prob lems c harg ing If your phone displays 1RW FKDU JLQJ , char ging is suspe nded. Check that the batte ry is not conne ct ed to a non-approve d char ging device. If the batte ry is very h ot or cold, wa it for a while ; charging will autom at ically resum e after the battery is rest ored to its n ormal ope rating state . If c harging still fails, contact y our dea ler .
6 Wh e n is ch ar gi ng co mp lete? Whe n the cha rge indic ators stop s crolling, your phone is considered fully charged. However , a slight increas e in c harge may oc cu r if you le ave your ph one con nected to t he charger . When i s a good time t o ch arg e? Y ou ca n charge an ytim e, but rememb e r that when your phone displays %DWWHU \ ORZ , you only ha ve a c ouple of minute s of talk tim e left. Ca n I mak e ca lls whil e c ha rg i ng? Y es, but your ba ttery m ay n ot cha rge durin g a c all. Ch arging should resum e once y ou end t he call. Discha rging Ni M H batt eries For good ope ration time s, discharge NiMH batte ries from time to time by lea ving you r phone sw itch ed on u ntil it turns itself off ( or by us ing the battery discharge faci lity o f any approved ac cessory available for you r phone). Do not attempt to di scharge the ba ttery by a ny oth er means . Important ba ttery information ⢠T he battery can be charged and discharged hundr eds of times but it will eventu ally wear out. When the oper ating time (talk time and standby time) is noticeably shorter t han normal, it is time to buy a new battery . ⢠U se only batteries approved by t he phone manufacturer and recharge your battery only with the chargers approved by t he manufactur er . Wh en a charger is not in use, disconnect it from the power source. Do not leave the battery connected to a charger for longer than a week, since overcharging may s horten its life. If left unused a fully charged batt ery will discharge itself over time. ⢠Temperature extremes wi ll affect the ability of your bat tery to charge: allow it to cool d own or warm up firs t. ⢠U se the battery only for it s intended purpose.
7 ⢠Never us e any charger or batter y which is damaged or worn out. ⢠D o not short circuit the batt ery . Accidental s hort circuiti ng can occur when a metallic object (coin, clip, or pen) causes direct connection of th e and - ter minals of the bat tery (metal s trips on the back of the battery) , for example when you carry a spare battery in your pocket or pur se. Short circuiting the t erminals may damage the batt ery or the connecting object. ⢠L eaving the battery in hot or cold places , such as in a closed car in summer or wint er conditions, will reduce t he capacity and lifetime of t he battery . Always try to keep the batt ery between 59ú F and 77ú F (15ú C and 2 5ú C). A phone with a hot or cold battery may temporarily not work, even when the battery is fully charged. NiMH batt eriesâ performance is part icularly limited in temperatur es below 14ú F (-1 0ú C). Li-ion batteriesâ performance is part icularly limited in temperat ures below 32ú F (0ú C). ⢠D o not dispose of batteries in a fire! ⢠B atteries must be recycled or dis posed of properly . They must not be disposed of in municipal waste.
8 3. About the phone, k eys & menu Po w e r k e y The p ower key has several fu nctions : ⢠To turn the phone on or off, pre ss and hold it. ⢠Whe n th e phone is not attach ed to a h eadset or han dsfree car k it, you can pres s it brie fly to select a quick alert setting (see page 2 1). ⢠To turn th e lig hts on when K eygu ar d is on, press it bri efly . Nokia Navi⢠key Y our ph oneâÂÂs Navi⢠key appears below the disp lay . Its curren t functio n is indicate d by the w ord that appears above it (for example, 0HQX ). S im ply pre ss t he N avi⢠ke y to perfo rm the functio n. Throughou t this guide, wh en you see âÂÂpress 0HQX ,â âÂÂp re ss /LV WHQ ,â etc ., press the Navi⢠key w hen that w ord appe ars above it. Scroll keys The s croll ke ys are loc ated to the righ t of the Nav i ⢠key . Use the scr ol l ke ys to b ro ws e me nus and m o ve the cursor ( see page 12) to the right or the le ft. C key Use the ke y to : ⢠del ete a char acter t o the left of the cu rsor ⢠clear a ll cha racters from the display ( press a nd hold) ⢠return to t he prev ious me nu le vel ⢠return fr o m the menu to the start screen (pres s and hold) ⢠rejec t an inco ming call
9 Li gh ts To turn your ph one âÂÂs lights on for 15 se cond s: ⢠if Keyguard is off, press any key ⢠if Keyguard is on, briefly press the k ey Start scr een The start screen appears when you first turn on your phon e. 0HQ X ap p ea r s abo ve the N avi ⢠key so yo u can a cces s your ph oneâÂÂs menu . Y our phone m ust be at t he start screen in orde r to use ma ny of its fe atur e s. To get to the start scree n, press and hold for a second. Menu Y o ur phone âÂÂs menu allows you to e asily a ccess the man y powe rful features in your ph one. Scrol l bar When you use y our ph one âÂÂs men u , a sc roll b ar appears at the far right of t he screen. This bar in dica tes wh ere yo u are in t he me nu; ea ch tab location on th e bar represents a different menu item . Fo r ex am ple , p res s 0HQX once. The scroll bar appears with the first (top) tab displaye d. A different tab appe ars ea ch time yo u pre ss on e o f the s croll ke ys . Hel p t ex t Many me nu ite ms ha ve brief help te xt. To vi ew th e hel p te xt, scroll to th e men u item and w ait for about 1 5 seconds for the te xt to appear . Press 0RUH or to see the next page of tex t, to see the pre vious page, or t o return to the menu .
10 Phone m enu shor tcu ts Whe n you s elect a menu item, nu mbe rs appear on the display above the scroll bar . I f you become famil iar wit h thes e num bers , you can us e them as shortc uts for accessing differe nt menu item s. For exampl e , to access the 6HFXULW\ VH WWLQJV me nu, y ou can s imply press 0HQ X 4 2. Note: Menu items in your ph one vary depending on the network, SIM card, and accessories use d. 1 Phon e boo k 11 Search 12 Add entry 13 Edit 14 Erase 14 1 O ne by one 142 Erase all 15 Send ent ry 16 Options 16 1 Scrolli ng view 162 Memory status 17 1-touc h dialin g 18 Service nos. 2M e s s a g e s 21 T ext message s 2 1 1 Inbox 2 12 O utbox 2 13 Write me ssage s 22 Message se ttin gs 1 22 1 Set 1 222 Set 2 223 Set 3 224 Set 4 225 Set 5 226 Common 226 1 Delivery reports 2262 Reply via same center 23 V oice ma ilbox num ber 24 News & in fo service 24 1 O n 242 Off 243 T opic index 244 T opics 245 L anguage 25 Servic e com mand e dito r 3 Call lo g 31 Misse d calls 32 Receiv ed calls 33 Diale d calls 34 Clear c all lists 34 1 All 342 Missed 343 Dialed 344 Receiv ed 35 Call time rs 35 1 Last call du ration 352 Digital calls duration 353 Analog calls duration 354 Clear digital call timers 355 Clear analog call timers 36 Show call costs 36 1 Last call cos t 362 All calls cost 363 Clear counters 37 Call cos t settings 37 1 C all cost limit 372 Show cos ts in
11 1 Shortcuts for sets of mes sage settings may vary depending on the number of sets supported by y our SIM card. 4S e t t i n g s 41 Call set tings 4 1 1 Automat ic redial 4 12 C all waiting 4 13 Send own n umber 4 14 Line in us e 4 15 C alling card 4 16 A utomatic answer 42 Secu rity se ttings 42 1 SIM card security 422 Phone security 423 Module security 424 Fixed dialing 425 Access codes 43 Phone settings 43 1 L anguage 432 List of own numbers 433 T ouch tone length 434 W elcome not e 435 System selection 436 Emergenc y key 9 437 Lights 44 Analog module settings 44 1 D igital/analog selection 442 Analog system selection 5F o r w a r d i n g 51 Forwa rd all voice ca lls 52 Forwa rd when not able to take calls 53 Canc el all call forwarding 6G a m e s 61 Memory 62 Snake 63 Logic 7 Calculator 8C l o c k 81 Alarm clock 82 Clock settings 82 1 D isplay/Hide clock 822 Adjust time 823 Time format 9T o n e s 91 Ringing option s 9 1 1 Rin g 9 12 As cending 9 13 Rin g once 9 14 Beep once 9 15 Silent 92 Ringing ton e (35 tone s) 93 Ringing volu me 93 1 L evel 1 932 Level 2 933 Level 3 934 Level 4 935 Level 5 94 Message al ert tone 94 1 No tone 942 Standard 943 Special 944 Beep once 945 Long & loud 95 K eypad t ones 95 1 O ff 952 Level 1 953 Level 2 954 Level 3 96 Warning tones 96 1 O n 962 Off 97 Vibrating alert 97 1 On 972 Off
12 Entering letter s and numbers Curso r The c ursor is a blin king ve rtical line tha t ap pears on the screen w hen yo u are en tering te xt or n umbers . Chara cters you e nter appe ar to th e right of the curso r . Pressing the key dele tes the cha racter to the left of the cu rsor . Use the scroll ke ys to move t he cursor t o the right or le ft. ABC mode Whe n yo ur phone is read y for y ou to enter text, such as a nam e or mes sage, it switche s to ABC mo de. The $%& icon shows that it is in AB C mode. When $%& is disp layed, you ca n ente r thes e ch arac ters by pressing the indicate d key repe atedly: K ey Char acte rs K ey Char act ers 1 . , ? ! - 1 7 PQRS 7 2A B C 2 8T U V 8 3 DEF 3 9 WXYZ9 4 G HI4 0 s pace, 0 5 JKL5 See âÂÂSpecial char acter s in names and message sâ 6 MNO 6 Change s l etter cas e, swi tch es be tween lette rs and nu mbers
13 Ch an gi ng le t ter ca se Press the key to switch bet ween upper- and lower- case letters. The $%& icon s witche s to DEF to in dicate that you a re using lowe r case. Ente ring nu mbers To enter nu mbers while in ABC mod e, you can: ⢠pres s and hold the corre sponding key u ntil the nu mber appears, or ⢠switch between ABC mode and num ber mode by pressin g and holding t he key . Specia l char ac ter s in names and messages In AB C mode y ou can pr ess the key to vi ew t h e s p e cia l characters below . If yo ur SIM card support s special cha racters, y ou c an use thes e char acters when sa ving names in your phone b ook or when writing tex t messages. Simp ly press or to highligh t the on e yo u want, then press 8VH . . , ? ! : ; - # * ( ) â â _ @ & $ ã % / < > ÿ á ç = ÃÂ¥
14 Spe cia l ch ar ac ter s in phone num bers Y ou can us e s pecia l charac ters to dial or s ave intern ational phone numbers as well as phone nu mbers of autom ated service s such as b ank ac count inform ation. W hen e ntering numbe rs, pre ss the key repeate dly t o use thes e characters. K e yguar d (locking the keyp ad) The Key guard fe ature allows y ou t o âÂÂlock â your ph oneâÂÂs ke ypad so that ac ci den t al ke ypre ss es h ave no effe ct. This is handy when your phon e is in a pocket or pu rse. Character Use - This c haracter is use d to send c omman d strings to the netw ork. Conta ct you r s ervice provider for details. . This cha racter is a prefix us ed for dialing internatio nal nu mber s. S Use this ch aracte r to save phone nu mbe rs of autom ated serv ices that require you to ente r a password or other inform ation after the call is answe red. For example , if your bankâÂÂs phone n umb er is 5 55-1 2 12 a nd you need to ente r your accou nt num ber (12 345 ) an d passwo rd (678 9), yo u could s ave th is phone numbe r as 8884545 S 456 7 8 S 9:;< Note : In digi tal ne tworks , digits to t he right of the S are sent af ter a 2.5-s econd paus e. In analog networks , digits to the right of t he S are not sent until you pres s 6HQG . Z This c hara cter cre ates a wait; digits to the right of th e Z are not se nt until you press 6HQG . Curre ntly this chara cter can not b e save d.
15 Note: K e yguard is not a se curity feature and will not pre vent unauth orized use of your ph one. T o lock the keys Press 0HQ X . T o unloc k th e keys Press 8QORFN . Notes a bout K eyguard ⢠Whe n Keyguard is on, calls may be possib le to the emergency number programmed into y our pho ne (e.g. 9 1 1 or other official emerge ncy numbe r). Howeve r , one- key em ergency dialin g (âÂÂthe 9 keyâÂÂ) doe s not operate . ⢠Keyguard is autom atica lly turne d off wh en the pho ne is conne cted to a car k it.
16 4. Se ttings This sectio n describes some ph one settings that you probably wonâÂÂt change very often, and ot hers that allow you to cus tomize your phone to suit y our pre ferenc es. Y ou can set the m now or skip to âÂÂBasic func tionsâ on page 2 4 to get started using your phone. Automati c redial Use 0HQ X 4 1 1 t o turn th is feature on or off. When aut omatic redial is on, your phone will re dial th e num ber youâ re trying to c all up to 1 0 tim es. To stop the call attempt s, press 4XLW or . Note: Autom atic re dial will not re dial a busy numbe r while you initiate or an swer ano the r call. Calling card set- up If you wish to use a callin g card for long dis tance c alls, you must first save your ca lling card inform ation int o your phone . Y our p hone can save information a bout two calling cards. Savin g cal lin g card inf orma tion 1 Press 0HQ X 4 1 5. 2 Scroll to the ca lling card y ou w ant to e dit, the n pres s 2SWLRQV . 3 Scroll to (G LW , then press 2. . 4 Enter your se curity code (see page 6 1), th en press 2. .
17 5 At 'LDOLQJ V HTXHQ FH , pr es s 6HOHFW . Press to c hoose the dialing s equen ce you r card uses , the n pres s 6HO H FW . Note: The ord er of th e followi ng steps may vary , depending on w hich d ialing sequenc e your c ard uses. 6 Ent er access numbe r (usua lly the 1-800 n umber lis ted on the back of the calling ca rd), the n press 2. . 7 Enter your c ard numbe r and/or PIN, then press 2. . Y our phone will display 6DY H FK D QJH V" Press 2. . 8 Press to reach &DUG QDPH , th en pr es s 6HO H FW . Ente r the ca rd name using your phone âÂÂs keypa d, then press 2. . Note: This proce dure might not wo rk with all calling cards . Please look at the back of your callin g card or contact your long dis tance company for more informat ion. Dial ing seq ue nc e Use fo r cards that re quir e you t o : Cards using thi s sequen ce Access num be r phone numbe r card nu mber Dial 1 -800 acces s numb er , then phone number , then car d nu mbe r ( PI N if req uired) MCI, A T&T T rue Choic e, Sprint Canada, Unite l Access num be r card nu mber phone numbe r Dial 1 -800 acces s numb er , the n c ard nu mbe r ( PIN if re quir ed) , then ph on e numb er netw orkMCI, WorldPhone MCI Prefix phone numbe r card nu mber Dial th e pr efix ( any numb ers th at m ust precede the p ho ne numbe r) and ph one numb er you wan t to dial , the n c ard nu mbe r ( PI N if r eq ui red ) GTE, P acBe ll, AT&T , Sten tor
18 Cho osi ng a ca ll in g ca rd to use Use 0HQ X 4 1 5 t o select a callin g card t o use. You will be require d to enter your securi ty code. Maki ng cal lin g ca rd call s See âÂÂCalling card callsâ on page 34. Clock Y o ur phone has a n inte rnal clock that can be displayed on the start screen. The c lock mu st be se t for call ti mes t o be recorde d (see âÂÂCall logâ on page 4 1). Sele ctin g ti me format Use 0HQ X 8 2 3 t o set the clockâ s format t o 570 KRXU or DP 2 SP . Setti ng the cl oc k Use 0HQ X 8 2 2 to e nter the curren t time. Use two digit s for both ho urs a nd minu tes ( for exam ple, e nter 1 :30 a s 3463 ). If the cloc kâÂÂs time format is set to DP 2 SP , you will be asked to choose DP or SP . Dis p la y in g or hi ding the cl oc k Press 0HQ X 8 2 1 to dis play the cloc k on the phon eâÂÂs sc reen if it is curren tly hidde n, or vice versa. Language Use 0HQ X 4 3 1 to set t he la nguage of your ph oneâÂÂs display . The sho rtcut for choosing Engl ish is to press 0HQ X 43 1 1 .
19 Li gh ts If youâÂÂre using your phone with a car kit, use 0HQX 4 3 7 to se t y our ph oneâ s lig h ts to 2Q (lights stay on) or $XWR PDWLF (after 15 se cond s, ligh ts turn off until th e next k ey is pressed, phone rin gs, etc.). For in formation about turning your ph oneâÂÂs lights o n at any time, see page 9. Send ow n number Use 0HQ X 4 1 3 to a ccess this network se rvice, whic h allow s you to disp lay yo ur pho ne num ber to the pe rson y ou are cal ling. This featu re is only effe ctive whe n calli ng a number tha t is equippe d with C aller ID . 3UH VH W uses the de fault network setting ( on or off). Contac t your s ervice prov ider to find out what the de fault is. 2Q displays your number to people you call. 2II prevents you r number from being shown to pe ople you ca ll. System selection Use 0HQ X 4 3 5 t o tell y our pho ne how to choose a PCS syste m (netw ork) if mo re t han one i s availa ble. Y our sel ection re mains a ctive until y ou c hange it or ch ange the SIM card. If you ch oose $XWRPDWL F , the phon e autom atically selec ts an avai lab l e sy st em. T he p hone be eps when i t swit che s to a different s ystem. If you choo se 0DQXDO , the ph one searches for and displays availa ble sys tems . Scroll t o the on e yo u want, then pre ss 6HO H FW . The ph one requests registration and displays the result. If you los e con nection while in Man ual m ode, the phone prompts you t o select a system again. For in formation on analog system selection, see â Analog system selectionâ on page 65.
20 To n e s Use 0HQ X 9 to c hange the six s ound s ettings in y our phone : ringing opt ion, ringin g tone, ringin g vo lume, me ssage alert tone, k eypad tone s, and w arning to nes. Th e q uick aler t s etti ngs f eatu re (see pa ge 2 1 ) al lo ws y ou to quickly select a fix ed combin ation of these se ttings to suit yo ur cu rren t envi ronm en t, wh eth er yo u are a t a so ccer gam e or in a library . Ring in g opt io n Use 0HQX 9 1 to tell your ph one how to not ify you tha t you hav e a call. 5LQJ The ph one rings norma lly us ing the currently select ed ri ngi ng to ne . $VFHQGLQ J The phone rings us ing the currently select ed ringing to ne. The ringing volume start s low and increases with su cce ssiv e rings. 5LQJ RQ FH The phone ring s once using the currently selected ri ngi ng to ne . %HHS RQ FH The phone beeps once. 6LOHQW The phon e makes no sound . The icon appears at the sta rt sc ree n. Ring in g to ne Y our ph one plays a rin ging tone when some one calls you and the ringi ng option is s et to 5LQJ , $VFHQGLQJ , or 5LQJ RQFH . U se 0HQX 9 2 to choose one of 3 5 ringing tone s. Scroll to a tone to hear how it sounds . Note: If the rin ging option is set t o 6LOHQW , the phone wonâÂÂt play sampl e tones.
21 Ring in g volu m e Use 0HQ X 9 3 to c ontrol the volume of your ph oneâÂÂs ringing and of me ssage alert ton es. Mess age al ert t one Use 0HQ X 9 4 to ch oose th e ton e played w hen y ou rec eive a text me ss age. Sc ro ll to a t one to h ear ho w it so und s. K eypad tones Use 0HQX 9 5 to a djust the volume of the tone s your phon e ma kes wh en you press its k eys. W a rning tones Use 0HQ X 9 6 to t urn your p honeâÂÂs w arning tones on or off. Warning tones a re crea ted by ev ents such as confirm ations , errors, power on, batte ry low , and recharge batt ery . This setting also turns game soun ds on and off. V ib r at in g al e r t If your phone h as the BMS-2V vibrating batte ry attached, us e 0HQ X 9 7 t o set y our ph one to v ibrate wh en you receiv e a voice call. I f you turn vibrating alert on, y our phone will vibrate even if its rin ging opt ion is set to 6L OHQW . Note: The vibratin g battery doe s not w ork w hen your phone is connected to a charger or handsfree car kit. Quic k a lert setti ngs Y ou ca n qu ic kl y ad ju st yo ur phon eâ s soun d setti ngs wh en you go into a meeting, go outdoors, etc . T o c hoose a quick a lert settin g , briefly press the key , sc roll to the setti ng you wa nt, th en pres s 2. .
22 0\ WRQHV This se tting uses the current settin gs in M enu 9, Ton e s. 6LOHQW All sound is turned off. The icon a ppears at the start scr een. 'L VF UH HW Y our pho ne be eps on ce wh en yo u re ceive a ca ll o r text mess age. Othe r tones ar e turn ed o ff. /RXG Y o ur phone rings loudl y . Othe r tones are loud as we ll. Note: Wh en eve r you ch ange a setting in M enu 9, T ones, the phone swit ches the cu rrent qu ick alert setting to 0\ WRQHV . Quic k aler t se tt ings w ith hea dset s an d car ki ts When you conn ect yo ur p hon e to a hea ds et or han dsf re e car kit, the phone au tomati ca lly selec ts the spe cial HDGVHW or &DU quic k alert se tting. Neithe r one is availa ble i n the list of quick a lert settings , and you cannot choose a different quick ale rt s ett ing w hil e t hese acc es sor ies a re conn ecte d. The HDGVHW and &DU settings work like the 0\ WRQ HV settin g, exc ept that they re membe r th e M enu 9 settin gs from th e last tim e yo u use d the h eads et or car k it. For e xam ple, if y ou change the ringing tone w hen the he adset is con nected, the phone uses tha t ringing ton e the next time th e headse t is conne cted . After you disconne ct the acc essory , th e phone returns to the quick alert settin g that was in us e before you con ne cted the acce ssory . V oice mailbox number Use 0HQ X 2 3 to se t yo ur vo ice mailbox numbe r . O nce y ou set you r voic e mailbox numbe r , you ca n pre ss and hold the key to dial you r voice mailbox. The voice m ailbox numbe r is sa ved unt il you ch ange it again. Dependin g on your SI M card, this n umber m ay be up to 3 2 digits lo ng. For more inform ation on voic e mail, see âÂÂV oic e me s sages â on page 46.
23 We l c o m e n o t e Use 0HQX 4 3 4 to se t a we lcom e note for your phone. This note is d isplayed briefly each tim e you t urn on y our phone . It can be you r name, a remin der , etc. This replaces any welcome no te saved by your service provid er .
24 5. Basic functions T urning the phone on or off Press an d hold the ke y for one second. Note: If the phone asks for a PIN code, see âÂÂPIN codeâ on p age 60. If the phone asks for a se curity code, see âÂÂSecurity codeâ on page 6 1. NORM AL POSITION: Hold the phone as you would any other tele phone , with the ante nna poin ted up and o ver you r shoulde r . TIPS ON EFFICIENT OPERA TION: A s with any other radio transm itting de vice, d o no t t ouch th e antenn a unne cessarily whe n the phone is switc hed on. Con tact with the ante nna affects call quality and may cause the phone to operate at a highe r pow er level than oth erwise ne eded. WARNING! Do not switch on th e phone wh en wireless phon e use is prohib ited or w hen it may cause interferen ce or danger . Checking signal stre ngth Y our ph one operates on radio waves. Radio signal coverage is main taine d by a wire less ne twork, an d the qua lity of c alls on your ph one depends on the strength of the w ireless radio signal . Get a strong signal Whe n yo u are at the start s creen (se e page 9) or in a call, the stre ngth of the radio signal is indicated by the signal indicators on the le ft side of yo ur phone âÂÂs display . These indicators scroll as the signal stren gth in crea se s an d decre ases . To improve your phoneâÂÂs rec eption, try movi ng your pho ne slight ly . If you âÂÂre inside a bu ilding, mo ve tow ard a w indow .
25 Making a call 1 Enter the area code and pho ne num ber . ( 0HQX change s to &DOO .) 2 Press &DOO and w ait for the other party to an swer . IMPO RTANT! The phone can make an d receive ca lls only when: ⢠It is switche d on, ⢠It ha s a v alid SIM c ard insta lled, an d ⢠It is located in the service area of a GSM 1900 or analog network (if using th e optional an alog modu le) whe re your SIM c ard can be used and the radio signal stren gth is ad equa te. Maki ng an inte rn at io na l call Ent er the cha racter by press ing tw ice. T hen e nter the country co de, ar ea code, an d phone nu mb er , and pr e s s &DOO . Adjusting earpiece volume To adjust the earpiece vo lume, pre ss or du ring a cal l. If an a cce ssory with its own l oudsp eaker is co nnected to your phon e, the sc roll keys will a djust t he volume for tha t acce ssory . Ending a call Press (QG . Last n umber re dia l The last eight nu mber s you dialed are store d in the dialed cal ls list. Use this lis t to re-dia l a num ber yo u have calle d rece ntly .
26 1 From th e start screen, press to access the dialed ca ll s lis t . 2 Scroll to the nu mber you wan t. 3 Press &DOO . Saving a name and nu mber See âÂÂSaving n ames and num bersâ on page 37. Finding a na me and number 1 Press to ac cess your ph one book. 2 Scroll to the numbe r you want. (To s kip ahead quick ly in the list, pre ss the numbe r ke y tha t corres ponds to the first lette r of the name .) 3 Press &DOO . For othe r wa ys to find names and numbers , see â Finding names and num bersâ on page 3 8. Answering a call Whe n someon e calls, the phone will alert yo u (see âÂÂTonesâ on page 20) an d &DOO will flas h on the displa y . To answe r the ca ll, press $Q VZ HU . Caller ID Calle r ID is a network serv ice that displays the pho ne numbe r of the person ca lling you, if it is available . Chec k with your servic e provide r for details . If the caller c an be identifie d, the phone displays the call er's phone num ber an d FDOOLQJ . If the numbe r mat ches a name s aved in your phone book, the name is displayed in stead. How ever , if the la st seve n digits of the phone num ber match more t han one name in the phon e book, only th e phone numbe r is disp layed.
27 If you also subsc ribe to th e c all forwa rding n etwork se rvice and the incomin g call has been forwarde d from anothe r phone number , the ph one displays )RU ZDUGHG FDOO , then the name or numbe r and FDOOLQJ ! . Rejecting a call To reject an incoming ca ll, press . In some network s this automati cally sends the c all to v oice ma il if you have a voice -mail subs crip tion.
28 6. Emergency calls 1 If the phone is not on , switch it on. Some n etworks m ay require that a valid SIM card is properl y inserte d in the phone . 2 Pres s and hold the key f or se ve r al sec on d s to ready t he phone for calls. 3 K ey in th e em erge ncy nu mber for y our pre sent locatio n (e.g. 9 1 1 or other offic ial emergency numbe r). Emergency numbe rs vary by loc ation. 4 Press &DOO . IMPO RTANT! This phon e, like an y wireless phone, ope rates using radio signals, wireless and landline ne tworks as well as user- programme d funct ions which cann ot guarante e c onnection in all conditions . Theref ore you shou ld never rely solely upon any wire less phone for essential comm uni cation s (e.g . medi cal em erg en c i es) . Reme mber , to make or receiv e any calls the phone mus t be switched on and in a service area w ith adequate signal strength . Emerge ncy calls may not b e poss ible on all w ireless phone networks or when certain ne tw ork services and/or phon e f eat ur es a re in us e. Chec k wit h l oc al ser vic e p ro vider s. If certain feature s are in use (K eyguard, fixed dialing, etc.), you may firs t need to turn those feature s off before you can ma ke an eme rgen cy cal l. C onsult this docum ent an d y our local cellular servic e pro vider . Whe n makin g an emergen cy call, remem ber to give all the necessary informatio n as accurately as possible. Remember that your wireless phone may be the only means of commu nica tion at the scene of an accident - do not cut off the call un til given perm ission to do so.
29 Emergency k ey 9 Whe n this featu re is on , the phone attem pts to ma ke a n emer ge nc y cal l wh en yo u: ⢠pres s and hold the 9 key , or ⢠pres s 9, the n pres s &DOO . This feature is set to 2II in new phones and will no t work until you turn it on . Use 0HQ X 4 3 6 to turn this feature on or off. Not e: W he n Ke y g ua r d i s ac t i ve , th e onl y wa y t o ma ke an eme rgen cy ca ll is to dial the em erge nc y num ber , then pre ss &DOO . IMPO R TANT ! Official emergenc y num bers (for example, 9 1 1) vary by location. Only one nu mbe r is dialed automatic a lly by Emerge ncy Key 9, a nd it m ight not be the proper n umber in all circ ums ta n ces.
30 7. Advanced fu nction s In-call menu Whe n you a re in a single call, the Navi ⢠key fun ction is (QG . How ever , yo ur phone has an in-c all me nu tha t allows y ou to perform severa l functions w hile in a call. To access th e in- cal l menu, press to chang e the Na vi⢠key fun ction to 2SWLRQV , then pre ss 2SWLRQV . Note: If you have an ac tive call an d an incoming or h eld call, pr es si ng is nâ t n ec ess ar y; 2SWLRQV appears automatic ally . Depending on t he num ber of active calls and whethe r you are using digital or analog mode , the following in-call options may be a vaila ble: Call hold Y ou can put a single call on h old by s electing ROG from the in-ca ll men u. T o retu rn to the cal l, select 8QKROG from the in-ca ll men u. ROG 28 QKROG hold or re lease a call 1HZ FDOO make a call whe n you have one in progress $QVZHU answ er an inc omin g call 5HMHFW reject an inco ming call 6ZD S sw itch betwe en two calls 'URS FDOO end the ac ti ve cal l (QG DOO FDOOV end bo th calls 7 RXF K WRQ HV send touch tones 6HQ G sen d the c hara cters on the display 3KRQH ERRN find a name, sa ve a phone number , etc.
31 Making/receiving multiple calls Mak in g a ne w o utg oi ng ca ll Select 1HZ FDOO from th e in-call menu, e nter or fin d th e phone number you wan t, then press &DOO . Th e first call is aut omatically put on hold. The active c all is indic ated by the icon and t he held ca ll is indicate d by the icon. Ca ll wa it in g The call wa iting net work serv ice allow s you t o recei ve an incomin g call when youâÂÂre alrea dy in a call. The phone beeps to let you kn ow o f the incomin g call. To turn on ca ll waitin g, press 0HQX 4 1 2 , the n select $FWL YDWH . T o turn ca ll waiting off, select &DQFHO . T o se e whe ther call waiti ng is cu rrently on or off, se lect 6WDWXV . To answ er a wa iting ca ll, sel ect $QVZHU from the in-call menu . The call you were in is put on hold . T o reject a waitin g ca ll, select 5HMHFW from the in-call menu. (Y ou ca n also not answ er the call.) Switchin g between two calls in prog ress Select 6ZD S from the in-call menu. Endi ng th e act ive cal l only Select 'URS FDOO from th e in-ca ll men u. The he ld ca ll be com es act ive . Endi ng both cal ls Select (QG DOO FDOOV from th e in-ca ll me nu.
32 Call forwarding Use 0HQ X 5 t o a cces s the call forwarding n etwork s ervice, whic h lets you forw ard your incoming calls to anothe r phone number. Che ck with your serv ice provider for details. Forward ing call s Call forwarding t ypes are )RU ZDUG D OO YRLFH FDOOV and )RU ZDUG ZKHQ QRW DE OH WR WDNH F DOOV . Choose a type, choose $FWL YDWH , en ter the numbe r to whic h ca lls should be forwarded, then pre ss 2. . )RU ZDUG D OO YRLFH FDOOV forwar ds all calls to the numbe r you enter . The icon appe ars on the start screen alon g with an indic ation of whi ch line(s) are being fo rwarded (see âÂÂChoosing an outgoin g lineâ on page 33) . T o check the number to which calls are being forw arded, choose the 6WD W XV option. )RU ZDUG ZKHQ QRW DE OH WR WDNH F DOOV forwards c alls only whe n your line is busy , your phone is turned off, there is no answ er , or yo ur phon e is not in serv ice. The re is n o 6WDWXV option for t his type of call forw arding. Canc ell ing ca ll forwardin g To cancel each t ype of c all forwarding indi vidually , use th e &DQFHO op tion. To cance l all call forwardin g, press 0HQX 5 3. Note: Cancelling all call forw arding may also canc el any automatic fo rwardin g of calls to voice mail that you r se rvice provider has activate d for you. Conta ct your s erv ice prov ider for details. 1-touch dialing This feature allow s you to ma ke phon e calls quickly and easily with the touc h of a button.
33 The s econd through e ighth phone nu mbers you s ave to y our phone book are au tomatically assigned to k eys 2 through 8. Y o u can ch ange the k ey assignm ents using the following procedure. Note : Keys 1 an d 9 are used ex clu siv ely for d i aling yo ur v oice mailbox and for attemptin g e mergency c alls, respecti vely (see âÂÂV oi ce messagesâ on page 46 and âÂÂEmergency callsâ on page 28). Assigning numbers to keys At the sta rt screen , 1 Press 0HQ X 1 7. 2 Scroll to the ke y you want to as sign a numbe r to, th en press $VVLJQ . 3 Press or to c hoose t he num ber you wa nt to assign to the sele cted k ey , th en press 2. . Once y ou h ave assig ned a n umbe r to a ke y , you ca n p res s 2SWLRQV and then v iew , change , or e rase th e n umber assign ment. M ak in g ca ll s using on e- to uc h di al i ng Press an d hold a key (2 t hrough 8) for a few seconds to call the num ber ass igned to it . Y our phone fin ds the phon e numbe r , displa ys it briefly , then dials it. Choosing an outgoin g line Some n etworks offer a servic e th at allows y ou to hav e more than o ne phon e li neâ for ex ample , on e f or wo rk -rel ated cal ls and one for personal calls. If y ou have su bscribed to t his service and your SIM card supports this feature, y ou can u se 0HQ X 4 1 4 to se lect /LQH 4 or /L QH 5 for o utgoin g calls. ( Y ou can rece ive calls on eit her line at any tim e.) Tip : Y ou can also press and hold un til t he phone displays &KDQJH WKH SKRQH OLQH" Press 2. to sw itch lines or to cance l.
34 Calling card calls Before y ou ca n make a c all us ing a calling ca rd, you have to ente r your c alling c ard informat ion into th e ph one. See âÂÂCalling card set-u pâ on page 16. To make a call u sing a c alling card: 1 En te r th e pho ne nu mber , inc ludi ng any pr ef ix (su ch as 0 or 1) that y our calling c ard may require when you ma ke a ca lling ca rd call. Se e your calling ca rd for inst ructions . 2 Press and hold &DO O for a few seconds until your phone displays &DUG FDOO . 3 Y our ph one displays : DLW IRU W RQH / W KHQ S UHVV 2. . W ait for the tone, then press 2. . 4 Y o ur phone display s : DLW IR U WRQH / SUH VV 2. DJDLQ . W ait for the tone a gain, th en press 2. . List of own num bers If yo ur SIM car d support s th is fea tur e, you can use 0HQX 4 3 2 to vie w the phone nu mber(s ) of yo ur SI M card. Use th e scroll keys t o view the n umbers if there is more th an on e. Automati c answe r Use 0HQ X 4 1 6 t o turn th is feature on or off. When automatic answer is turned on, your phon e answers incomin g vo ice calls afte r one rin g. This featu re is available only w hen y our phone is con nected to a he adset or t o an approved ha ndsfre e car kit e quipped with the ignition sense option, with th e ignition on. Th is fea ture does not func tion with data calls. T ouch tones Y o ur phone can ge nerate various s ounds, c alled touch t one s, whe n t he keys ar e p ress ed.
35 Touch tones c an be used for many a utomate d, ove r-the- phone services s uch a s voi ce mail, ca lling ca rds, and checking airline arrival/departure tim es and bank balanc es. Note: Sen ding con fiden tial informat ion ov er the air using touch ton es is not recommended in analog mode. Setti ng to uch to ne lengt h Use 0HQX 4 3 3 to set tou ch-tone length to 6KRU W (1 00 ms.) or /RQJ (500 ms.). Saving tou ch tone strin gs Touch tone strings ca n be u sed for sendin g and rece iving informa tion wit h your ph one. Sav e touch ton e strings the same wa y you sav e phone nu mber s (see page 26). For ex ample , you c an s ave your o ffice voic e ma ilbox number along with your pa ssword for ea sy access to you r mes sages. See âÂÂSpecial characters in phone n umbersâ on page 14. Send in g to uch t one string s 1 During a call, press , then pres s 2SWLRQV . 2 Scroll to 7 RXFK W RQHV , then pr es s 2. . 3 Ent er or find t he touc h tone string, then pres s 2. . F ax an d d a ta cal ls Y our ph one can send and receive data and faxes via an optiona l data ada pter th at con nects to the ba se of the phone . The phone automatic ally recogn izes the type of the conne cted termi nal. Maki ng a f ax or da ta call 1 Using the data adapter , connect the appropriat e data or fax te rminal to the ph one. If you t ry to m ake a data or fa x call and the data ad apter is n ot con nected or is co nnect ed incorre ctl y , the text
36 3OHDVH FRQQHFW WHUPLQDO wil l appe ar . Che ck th at th e da ta adapte r is properly s et up. 2 Enter or find the phone numbe r . 3 Press &DOO . 4 End the call by pre ssing (QG . For more information, refer to docume ntat ion supplied w ith your data adapter , data application or fax application. Note: Y ou cannot mak e a data or fax call while you have active or held calls i n progres s. Receivin g a fa x or dat a ca ll Whe n yo u rece ive a fax call, )D[ FDOO flashes on y our phoneâÂÂs display . Wh en you are alrea dy in a ca ll, a waitin g fax call is indicate d by . Whe n you re ceive a data c all, 'DWD F DOO flashes on you r phone âÂÂs display . Whe n you are alre ady in a call, a wa iting data c all is indic ated by . Y o u can a nswer fa x and data ca lls using the conne cted termin al or the phone âÂÂs keypad. If the data a dapte r is not con necte d or is c onnecte d inco rrectly , the t ext 3OHDVH F RQQHFW WHUPLQDO will appe ar . Check that the data adapte r is prope rly set up . Service command editor This featu re all ows y ou to send com mands to the n etwork to act ivate te leph one serv ices. C ontac t your w ireles s servic e provider for details. Press 0HQX 2 5, co mpose the com mand (see page 12), then press 6HQ G . ) '
37 8. Ph on e boo k Y ou r ph one all ows y ou t o sav e phon e num bers an d assoc iated names s o they are ri gh t at your fi nger ti ps fo r easy di a li ng. Note th at the m aximum number of phone boo k entries and the ma xim um length of saved names and numbe rs depend on you r SIM card. Saving names and numbers Saving a na me and number i s ea sy! Just e nter th e ph one nu mber , press or , then press 6DYH . Ent er a name if yo u wish, then pres s 2. . Saving a number qu ic kly To save a numbe r quic kly , e nter th e ph one nu mber , press or , then press and hold 6DYH . Th e num ber i s saved to you r phone book and y ou can add a n ame to i t later (see âÂÂEditing n ames and numbersâ on page 39). Saving a name and n umber while in a c all To save a nam e an d numbe r while in a c all, en ter the num ber , pr ess 2SWLRQV , scroll to 3KRQH ERRN , scroll t o $GG HQWU \ , en ter a name if y ou l ike, an d pre ss 2. . The phone displays the phone nu mber you ente red; ed it it if ne cessar y , then pre ss 2. . Notes a bout sa ving names ⢠Th ere are many ways to save nam es, an d yo ur phone book will be eas ier to use if you choose one metho d and be c onsiste nt. Fo r exampl e, if y ou sa ve M aryâÂÂs wo rk num ber as 0DU \ : , you m ight want to save Rich ardâÂÂs mobile num ber as 5LFKDUG0 . Savin g name s the s ame way w ill h elp you find them faster .
38 ⢠A name ma y appear on ly o nce in memory . If y ou try t o save a name that already ex ists i n memory , the phone asks if you w ant to replace the c urrently saved n ame. ⢠If you try to save a phon e number an d your phon e book is ful l, you a re giv en the optio n to repla ce an ex isting entry . Scroll to the en try you wa nt to re place and press 2. , or press to cancel. Finding names and numbers There are seve ral wa ys to fin d nam es and num bers in you r phone book. From the start s c reen Press to ac cess your ph one book, then either scroll to the name /numbe r you w ant or press the n umber key tha t corresponds to the first lette r of the name (your phone displa ys the first matc hing ent r y at the top of the screen ). Using the Phon e book me nu Press 0HQ X 1 1, enter the firs t few lette rs of th e na me, t hen pre ss 2. . Y our phone dis plays the first m atch ing entry at th e top of t he sc reen. Whil e perfo rming o ther functi on s Say you âÂÂre re ady to send a text message to a friend w hose phone number is save d in your p hone book. Whe n you a re prompt ed to e nter the phone number , you can find it in ste ad âÂÂsi m ply p re ss 6HDUFK to access your phon e book.
39 Editing names and numbers To edit phone book entries, press 0HQ X 1 3 , scrol l to the ent ry y ou want t o ed i t, th en p res s (GLW . Edit the nam e and num ber as n ee ded. Erasing names and numbers Use 0HQ X 1 4 t o erase entries from you r phone book. 2QH E\ RQH lets you select one entry at a tim e to b e eras ed . (UDVH DOO erases you r entire phone book. (Y ou will be required t o ente r your s ecurity code first.) Exchanging names and numbers Y o u can us e you r phone t o e xchange na mes and n umb ers wit h someo ne el s e whose phone supports this feature. To se n d an entry in you r phone book to anothe r person, use 0HQ X 1 5. Scroll to the ent ry y ou wa nt to s end, press 6HQG , en ter or find the recipie ntâÂÂs phone num ber , then press 2. . When someone sends you a name and number , your phone displays 3KRQH ERRN H QWU \ UH FHL YHG . Pre ss 2SWLRQ V . Choose 6KR Z to s ee the name an d nu mber , 6DY H to s ave the en try to your ph one book, or 'LV F DU G to disc ard the informa tion. Scrolling view Use 0HQ X 1 6 1 to ch oose a scrolling v iew for your p hone book ( 1DP H O LVW , 1DPH . QXPEHU , or 1DPH RQO\ ). Tip : If your pho neâÂÂs s crolling vie w is set to 1DPH OLVW or 1DPH RQO\ , you c an v iew th e p hone numbe r assoc iate d wi th a n ame by p res sing a nd holding the key .
40 Checking available memory Use 0HQ X 1 6 2 to se e h ow ma ny me mory locations a re fre e and ho w many are being us ed. (Each m emo ry location holds one number an d as soc iat ed name.) Service numbers If your wirele ss service provider sup ports this feature , you ca n us e 0HQ X 1 8 to access a list of c ustomer service phone numbe rs. Sele ct a number , the n press &DO O .
41 9. Call log For yo ur co nve nience , the ca ll lo g ( 0HQX 3) re cords the phone numbers of missed, rec eived, and dialed calls as well as the am ount of time sp ent in calls. Note: Missed, rece ived, and dialed calls lists are automati cally er ased whe n you use a SIM ca rd that is not one of the 5 most previous cards use d with the phone, or y ou change the phone security se tting. See âÂÂPhon e secu rityâ on page 62. The Options key Whe n y ou ac cess 0LVVHG FDOOV , 5HFHLYH G FDOOV , or 'LD O HG FDOO V and press 2SWLRQV , a list of options appears on your phoneâÂÂs display . &DOO dials the num ber . &DOO WLPH sh ows th e time of the call. (GLW Q XPEHU allows y ou to edit th e number . 6DY H a llows y ou to enter a na me for t he num ber , edit th e number if n eeded, and save both to you r phone book. (UDVH era ses th e number fro m th e c all list. 9LHZ QX PEHU displ ays the phon e num ber i f the a ssoc iated nam e is currently displaye d. Missed calls Y our phone autom atically stores the l ast 5 numbe rs tha t hav e tried unsuc cessfully to rea ch you while you r phone was o n. When the displ ay says Missed ca lls Press /LVW . If y ou have missed m ore tha n one call, you can scroll throu gh the list of nu mbers. To dial the displayed num ber , pr ess 2SWLRQV , th en cho ose &DOO .
42 Viewing the missed calls list at any time Use 0HQ X 3 1 to view the missed c alls list at any time. To dial a number , pre ss 2SWLRQV , then choose &DOO . Received calls Y our phone autom atically stores the p hone numbe rs of the 5 mo st re cent calls youâÂÂv e an swe red. Use 0HQ X 3 2 to v iew the received c alls list . T o dial a nu mber , pre ss 2SWLRQV , the n choose &DO O . Dialed calls Y our phone autom atically stores the l ast 8 numbe rs youâ ve diale d. From the start scre en, press to a cces s the dialed cal ls list. Scroll to the nu mbe r you w ant, the n press &DO O . Note: T o perform any of the options listed o n page 4 1, acc ess the dialed calls list by pressing 0HQX 33 . Clearing call lists Use 0HQ X 3 4 to clear the missed, dialed, and/or receiv ed cal l lists. Call timers Use 0HQ X 3 5 to see th e am ou nt of time youâÂÂve spe nt in calls. For information on ca ll timers for an alog cal ls, see âÂÂC all timers for analog callsâ on page 66. Note: Each phon e nu mber in yo ur SIM card h as its own timers. Viewing call timers Use 0HQ X 3 5 to v iew t he va rious c all time rs.
43 Se tti ng tim e rs ba ck to 0 Use 0HQ X 3 5 4 t o clear digit al ca ll timers. Y ou w ill be require d to enter your securi ty code. Displayi ng the current call timer dur ing calls 1 Press 0HQ X 3 5 1. 2 Press 'HWDLOV . 3 Press 6HO H FW . 4 Scroll to 2Q , then press 2. . During a call, the amou nt o f time s pent in that call w ill be displayed. Note: The actual tim e invoice d for calls by you r service prov ider may vary , depending upon network feature s, rounding-o ff for billing, and so forth.
44 1 0. Co ntrollin g call costs Y o ur phone has fe atures t hat help y ou c ontrol the amou nt of mone y you spend on calls. Note: The actual invo ice for calls and service s from you r service pro vider may v ary , depending upon network features, rounding-o ff for billing, taxes and so forth. Viewing c all costs This netw ork serv ice allows you to che ck the cost of the last or curre nt ca ll, or th e to tal cost of all ca lls t hat yo u hav e made or recei ved sinc e the c ount ers we re last re set. Con tact your serv ice provider for details. Note: This feature is not supported in analog mode. Show ca ll co sts Use 0HQ X 3 6 to v iew /DVW FDOO FRV W (cost of last call, or current c all if applic able) or $OO FDOOV FRVW (cost of a ll calls sinc e coun ters w ere la st res et). Cle ar ca ll co st co unters Use 0HQ X 3 6 3 t o clea r call- cost co unters . Y ou will be required to enter your PIN2 code. Show cos ts in Use 0HQ X 3 7 2 to tell the phone whe ther yo u wa nt to s how call c ost s and set cal l cost limit s in &XUUHQF\ (dollars) or 8QLWV (netwo rk charging units). If you choose &XUUHQF\ , you will n eed to enter the price of e ach chargi ng unit. This information is availa ble from your service provider . Note: This feature app ears only if supported by your operator and SI M card.
45 Limiting c all costs This feature allow s you to se t a ca ll cost li mit for your phone . When t he limit you set is re ached, no calls can be mad e exce p t f or emer ge nc y c alls. Se tti ng a ca ll co st li mit Us e 0HQ X 3 7 1 to set a call c ost limit. You will be re quired to enter your PIN 2 code. At the 1XPEHU RI XQLWV = prompt, ente r a whole numbe r of eith er cha rging units or dolla rs (see âÂÂShow costs inâ on page 44). The num ber of remainin g units or dollars is shown when the displa y is clear . Removing t he ca ll c ost l imit To remove t he call c ost limit , press 0HQX 3 7 1, en te r yo u r PIN2 co de, and choose 2II .
46 1 1. V oice me ssages V oice m ail is a ne twork s ervice that a llows callers t o record a m essage w hen yo u cannot be reached. Saving your voi ce mailbox number See âÂÂV oice mailbox num berâ on page 22. Listening to voice messages When you rec eiv e a voi ce m es sage, your phone may notify you by beeping, displaying th e voice m essage indicator , and displaying 1HZ YRLFH PHVVDJH . The phone may display the numbe r of messag es if th ere is more th an one. Note: The m ethod of n otification depends on y our service prov ider . Whe n your ph one notifie s you that you ha ve a n ew voi ce message, pr ess /L VW HQ . Y ou r phone di als your v oice mailbo x numb er , if you ha ve s ave d it. Calling your voice mailbox at any time Onc e yo u ha ve sa ve d yo ur voi c e ma i lb ox numbe r , you can press an d hold the key to dia l your voice m ailbox.
47 12. T ext messages The tex t mes sage n etwork servic e allows you to ex chan ge short text m ess ages w ith othe r phon es th at hav e text message capability . Y ou can also ask your service provider to convert the message to other formats suc h as e-mail and fax. T he me ssages are first s ent to your Message C ente r , then delive red t o the re cipient . Before you can send an d rece ive text me ssa ges, you must ente r certain informat ion into y our phone. See âÂÂMessage settingsâ on page 50. Writing a message Press 0HQX 2 1 3 to w rite a m essage of up to 1 60 charact ers. The numbe r of availabl e charac ters re maining i s shown i n the t op right corn er of the display . For details on en tering lette rs, see â Entering letters and n umbers â on page 12. If at some point you decide to start over , press 2SWLRQV , the n press &O HDU VF U HH Q . Y ou can also pre ss and hold . All characters are deleted from t he message. Saving a messa ge After w riting a me ssage, press 2SWLRQ V , scroll to 6DY H , th en press 2. . The m essa ge is saved in the O utbox. Sending a message After w riting a me ssage, press 2SWLRQ V , scroll to 6HQ G , th en press 2. . Ente r the recipien tâÂÂs ph one num ber or find it in the phone book, or enter an e-mail addre ss, then press 2. . The me ssage is sent using t he cur rent ly se lec ted me ssa ge settin g (see âÂÂMe ssage sett ing sâ on page 50).
48 Se nd in g usin g a lter n a te m e s sag e se t ti ng 6HQ G VSHF LD O allows y ou t o send a messag e using a n altern ate m essage se ttin g (see âÂÂMe ssa ge set ti ngsâ on page 50). Y ou choose a se tting to use, then specify whet her you want t o e nter a phon e number ( 1XPHU LF ) or a routing address ( 7H [ W 2 QXPE HUV ). The phone will pro mpt yo u for the numbe r or routing address. Note: If you ch oose to send the mes s age by e- mail, the phone prompts you for the e-mail addre ss and n umber if you choose 1XPHU LF or the e- mail address and routing address if you choose 7H [ W 2 Q XP EHU V . A routing address may be required when sending messages via fax, page, or e-mail. For help using this feature, contact your service prov ider . Reading a message When you rec eiv e a text mess age, the p ho ne dis plays 0HVVDJH UHFHLYHG and the indicator , and m akes a so und (de pen ding on t he me ssa ge aler t to ne; s ee p age 21). T o read the message, press 5HDG . This t akes you to t he In box, with the ne w me ssage sele cted. Press 5HDG again. If nec essary , us e the scroll keys to read th e en tire mess age. After re aching the end of th e m essage, us e the scroll ke ys to view th e senderâÂÂs name or phone numbe r , and th e date and time the me ssage wa s receive d. When youâ ve seen the l ast new m ess age, the indic ato r disappears. About the Inbox Incom ing te xt me ssage s are s tored in the Inbox. Use Menu 2 1 1 to a cce ss the Inbox . Y o u will se e a list of mes sage he aders. The icon in front of the hea der i ndicates that a mess age has be en rea d. The icon indicates th at a message has not been read. Sc roll to the mes sage yo u w ant t o read, then press 5HDG .
49 W orki ng with mess ages in the Inbox Severa l options are availabl e while youâÂÂre read ing a message. Just press 2SWL RQV , s crol l to t he one you wan t, then p res s 2. . (UDVH dele tes th e mes sage. Pres s 2. to confirm t he dele tion or to c ancel. 5HSO\ sends a reply to t he sen der of the mess age. En ter your mes sage , the n pr ess 2SWLRQV . Choose 6HQG . The phone displays the return n umber . Edit the numbe r if n ecessary , then pre ss 2. . (GLW a llows y ou to edit a messag e. *HW QX PEHU retrie ves a n includ ed phone numbe r from a mes sage, if there is one . Y ou can use it like an y oth er numbe r . If there is more th an one nu mber , scroll to the numbe r yo u wa nt, then press 2. . )RU ZDUG send s the m ess age to som eon e else . Edi t th e mes sage , the n pr ess 2SWLRQV . 6HQ G is selected . Press 2. . Ent er or find t he rec ipien tâÂÂs p hone nu mber , th en press 2. . 'HWDLOV allow s you to scroll through th ese details of the message, if available: senderâÂÂs nam e and phone num ber , message cen ter used for sendin g, reception date and t ime, reply path availabilit y . About the Outbox Use 0HQ X 2 1 2 t o acc ess the Outbox , wh ere te xt me ssage s tha t you hav e writte n a nd save d are stored. The icon in front of a message heading shows th at you have attempted to se nd the mes sage to t he te xt messag e ce nter . Th e icon s hows tha t you h ave not yet tried to send t he message. Pr ess 5HDG to read the selec ted me ssage . W orki ng with mess ages in the Outbox While reading a m essa ge, press 2SWLRQV to work wi th message s. Scroll t o one of t he following opt ions. (UDVH delete s the messa ge . Press 2. to confirm or to ca ncel .
50 (GLW a llows y ou to edit the mes sage. *HW QX PEHU retrie ves a n includ ed phone numbe r from a mes sage, if there is one . Y ou can use it like an y oth er numbe r . If there is more th an one nu mber , scroll to the numbe r yo u wa nt, then press 2. . )RU ZDUG send s the m ess age to som eon e else . Edi t th e mes sage , the n pr ess 2SWLRQV . 6HQ G is selected . Press 2. . Enter or find the recipientâÂÂs ph one numbe r , th en press 2. . Message stora ge The Inbox and Outbox share a fix ed amoun t of memory in your SI M ca rd. Wh en the re is no mo re room t o store mes sages , the indica tor blinks . If you are sent a text messag e whe n the memory is full, the ph one displa ys the me ss age 1R VSDFH = PH VV DJ H Z DLW LQ J . Y ou should delete one or more old messages to m ake room for the new message. The n etwork w ill re-send the me ssage at a late r tim e. Note: Depending on your SIM card, the Inbox and Outbox can cont ain a total of up to 50 mes sages . Message set tings Y ou can s pec ify the way you r phon e sends text me ssage s. Depe nding on y our SI M card, you ca n ha ve u p to fiv e âÂÂset sâ of settin gsâÂÂfor example, one for e-m ail messages, one for pages, one fo r faxes, etc. Cha ng ing in di vid u a l se ts of m e s s age setti ng s Use 0HQ X 2 2 to ed it sets of messag e set tings. Scroll to th e set y ou w ant to chan ge, pres s 6HOHFW , then choose one of the following items . 0HVVDJH FH QWHU QXPEH U En te r the pho ne nu mber o f th e mes sage c enter you want to use to send a nd re ceive text messag es. T his nu mber is a vailable from your w ireless service provider . 0HVVDJHV VHQW DV Select 7H [ W , )D[ , 3D J H or ( 0 PDLO format.
51 Note: In order to receive a converted message, the re cipient needs to hav e the appropriate termin al devic e. 0HVVDJH YDOLGLW\ Selec t the a mount of tim e you w ant messag es to be store d at the messa ge ce nter while wait ing to be delivered. Changing co mmo n messag e settings Comm on m essage s ettings a pply to all me ssages y ou se nd. Del ive ry rep ort s Deliv ery re ports is a ne twork s ervice t hat at tem pts to notify you w hen a n outgoin g me ssage has be en delive red to th e recipie nt. Use 0HQ X 2 2 6 1 ( 0HV VDJHV > 0HVVDJH VHWWLQJV > &RPPRQ > 'HOLYHU \ UHS RUWV ) to t urn delivery reports on or off. Note: The men u sh ortcu t for this feature may differ depending on the num ber of sets of message settings supported by your SIM c ard. Repl y vi a sa me ce nter Re ply via s ame cente r is a ne twork s ervice tha t attempt s to route the re ply to a te xt me ssage via y our ow n mes sage cent e r . Use 0HQX 2 2 6 2 ( 0HVVDJHV > 0HVVDJH VHWWLQJV > &RPPRQ > 5HSO\ YLD VDPH FHQWHU ) to turn this feature on or off. Note: The men u sh ortcu t for this feature may differ depending on the num ber of sets of message settings supported by your SIM c ard. News & info service This network service delivers n ews and information such as weathe r and traffic re ports to y ou via the w ireless netw ork. Conta ct your se rvice prov ider for details.
52 Using the news & information servic e Use 0HQ X 2 4 to choose one of th e following option s. 2Q turns on Ne ws & info reception. 2II turns o ff News & in fo reception. 7 RSL F LQGH[ retrie ves a list of all availa ble topics from the ne two r k. 7R S L F V lets you create an d edit yo ur personal topic list, and turn m essage delivery on or off for in dividual topics in you r list. See âÂÂWorking with topicsâ . /DQJXDJ H allows you to choose one or more languages for messag es. S croll through the la nguages and press 0DUN to select a langu age or 8Q PDU N to desele ct it. When youâÂÂre done, press , th en press <H V to save you r ch an ges o r to canc el. Workin g w it h to pi cs Use 0HQ X 2 4 4 1 to add a topic to y our t opic list. Ent er a topic n umber and give it a name (for ex ample, :H D W K H U ). Whe n you have at le ast one topic in your topic list, you have the followin g ch oice s. 6HO H FW allows you to 0DU N (sel ec t) o r 8QPDU N (des elec t) topics in you r topic list fo r mes sage de livery . Y ou will rece ive messages about marked topics only . When you âÂÂre done, press , then press <H V to save your ch ange s or to ca ncel . (GLW a llows yo u to edit an e xisting topic nam e and nu mber . (UDVH a llows yo u to era se a topic from y our t opic list.
53 13. Other featur es Games Use 0HQ X 6 to c halle nge you rself or a frien d to the three fun games in your phone. T o pause a game, press . To resume, choose &RQWLQXH . For inform ation about tu rning game sounds on or off, see âÂÂWarning tone sâ on page 2 1. REMEMB ER! Y our ph one must be switched on t o use this functi on. Do not swit ch on the pho ne when wi rele ss phone use is prohibi ted or wh en i t m ay c aus e inter fer ence o r dang er . Mem o ry Reveal pictures to find pairs in as few tries as possible. Move the cursor w ith the 2 (up), 4 (lef t), 6 (right), and 8 (dow n) keys . Pres s the 5 ke y to rev eal pi ctu res . Once f oun d, pair s stay visible. Pres s the key to ju mp to the right ove r reve aled pictures or to move from th e bottom right of the screen to the top left. Press the key to jum p to the left over reve aled pictures or to mo ve from t he top left of the screen to t he bottom right. Snak e Feed th e snake w ith as many goodies as possible and watch it grow . Use keys 2, 4 , 6, a nd 8 to tu rn t he sn ake tow ard food. The l onger the snakeâÂÂs tail grow s, the h igher your score. If the sn ake hits its ow n ta il or the surroundin g w all, the game is over . Logic Find the secret com bination of figures in a colum n. P ossible figures are shown at the top of the display . Press the 5 key repeate dly to s elec t a figu re and the 2, 4 , and 8 keys to mo ve the curs or . Once yo u think you ha ve th e ri ght combin at ion, press t he key . The result appe ars as a se t
54 of marks above th e colum n. A correct figure in the right place gets a fu ll mark; a c orrect figure in the wrong place gets a half mark. The gam e ends whe n the corre ct figure s are in the right place . Tip : T o copy a figure from the prev ious co lumn, move the cursor ov er i t using the 2, 4, or 8 key , then press the 5 key . Calculator Y our ph oneâÂÂs calculator adds, subtrac ts, multipli es, divides, and conve rts be twee n currencie s. REMEMBER! Y our ph one mu st be sw itched on to use this function . Do not switch on the phone when wireless phone use is prohibit ed or when it may cause inte rference or danger . Usi ng the calcul ator 1 Press 0HQ X 7. 2 En te r th e fir s t num b er i n th e c al c ula ti on . 3 To add, pres s once ( appears). T o subt ract, press twic e ( - appears). To multiply , press three times ( â appears). To divide, press four t imes ( / appears). 4 En te r th e sec ond n umb er . Re peat ste ps 3 a nd 4 as m any t imes as need ed. 5 Press 2SWLRQV . (TXDOV is selected. Press 2. . Note : Pres s the key o nce to ent er a decim al p o int. Currency conversi on Before y ou c an begin conv erting c urrencie s, you n eed to set the ex chan ge ra t e. 1 Press 0HQ X 7, th en pres s 2SWLRQV . 2 Scroll to ([F KD QJ H U DW H , th en pr es s 2. .
55 3 Scroll to RZ PDQ\ KRPH XQLWV WR D YLVLWHG XQLW (t o en ter the num ber o f domest ic units to a foreign un it) or RZ PDQ\ YLVLWHG X QLWV WR D KR PH XQLW (to ente r the numb e r of foreign uni ts to a dom estic uni t). Note: Y ou on ly have t o set on e or the oth er , not both . 4 Press 2. . 5 Enter the exchange rate (press to enter a decimal point). 6 Press 2. . Now yo u ca n do con ver sio ns. 1 En te r th e am ou nt to be con ve rt ed . 2 Press 2SWLRQV . 3 Scroll to 7R K R P H to conv ert to dom es tic un its or 7R YLVL WHG to c onv ert t o fo r e i gn u nit s. 4 Press 2. . Alarm clock The alarm clock feature is based on your phon eâÂÂs internal clock and sounds an alert at a tim e yo u spe cify . Setti ng the al ar m c lock Use 0HQ X 8 1 to tur n the a la rm cl oc k on o r off . Note tha t whe n youâ re ente ring the alar m time , use t wo digits for both hours and minute s (for exam ple, e nter 1: 30 as 3463 ). When the alar m sounds ⢠To shut off the alarm , press a ny ke y except 6QRR]H . ⢠If y ou pr ess 6QR R]H , the alarm sounds again in five minute s . T o turn off the alarm before then , press 6WRS . ⢠If y ou l et the alar m so un d for o ne minute wi th ou t pressing a key , it stops for five minutes, t hen starts aga in.
56 If yo u tu rn of f th e ph on e If you turn off th e phone and t he alarm is set, the phone switc hes it self on at alarm time, t hen the alarm sounds. ⢠To shut off the a larm, press any k ey except 6QRR]H . The phone displays .HHS WKH SKRQH RQ" Press <H V to ke ep i t on or t o switc h it off. ⢠If y ou pr ess 6QR R]H , the phon e turns its elf off for fi ve minute s, then th e alar m s ounds a gain. REMEMBER! Do not swit c h on the phone when wirele ss phon e u se is p roh i bit ed o r when it ma y c aus e inter fe ren c e or danger . External ante nna jack At the back of the phone, belo w the ante nna, th ere is a conne ctor for an ex terna l ante nna. Th e co nnect or may be protected by a rubber cap. Re move the cap before conne cti ng an extern al ante nn a. After remov ing t he antenna, replac e t he cap. Not e: (1) Th e ext e r nal ant e nn a ja c k can not be us ed w i t h the optional analog modu le. (2) K e e p the cap out of the reach of small ch ildren .
57 Nokia Xpress-on⢠color cove rs Y o ur phone âÂÂs Xpress -on⢠co ver is available in seve ral fashion colors. Extra cove rs may be purchased from your authorized Nok ia dealer . Note: Always store the phone with co ver attached. Changi ng c overs Whe n changing cov ers, donâÂÂt us e the phone âÂÂs antenn a as levera ge! 1 Switc h off the pow er and disconnect the ph one from the charger or any other d evice. 2 Us i ng a coi n o r yo ur finger , de press the colored tab o n the top of the phone and slide the color cov er forward. 3 Re move the cove r .
58 4 Remove th e rubbe r keyp a d fr om the b ac k of the cove r . P lace it in to the back o f the new cov er . 5 Place the bottom of th e co ver ag ainst th e bottom of the phon e. Make sure al l thre e sets of plastic tabs line up with their re spect ive slots, as shown at left. Clo se t he co ver a nd sn ap it shut all the way around th e edge of th e phone .
59 14. Security features Access codes ove rview Access c odes consist of the PI N code, PIN2 code , security code, and module code if usin g the optiona l analog module . Use 0HQ X 4 2 5 to ch ange access codes. Avoid using access codes tha t are simila r to eme rgency numbe rs, such as 9 1 1, to prev en t acciden tal dia ling of the e merge ncy nu mber . Note: Y ou c anâÂÂt change the PI N code unless SIM card security (see page 6 1) i s on. Code Purpo se For mo re infor ma tion PIN code If SIM card security is on, the phone request s the PIN code e very time the ph one is turned on. See âÂÂSIM card securityâ on page 61 . PIN2 code Required by several pho n e fea tu r es . Se e en tri es for viewing c all costs, limiting cal l c osts, fixed dialing, and PIN and PIN2 c odes. Security co de Required by seve ral ph one f ea t u re s. If ph o n e security is on, the phon e reque sts the secu rity code t he first time yo u use it a fter in serting a new SIM card. Se e en tri es for call timers , ca ll ing ca rd set - up, eras ing nam es and numbers, and pho ne secu rity .
60 PIN co de The P IN ( P ers onal Identity Numb er) code is a 4- to 8 -digit numbe r usually supplie d with the SIM card giv en to y ou by your se rvice provider . If you use SI M card secu rity , the phone will requ ire you to enter the PIN code every tim e you switch on the phone . Whe n the phone require s the PIN or PIN2 code, it displays (QWHU 3,1 FRGH = or (QWHU 3,1 5 FRGH = . Ente r th e code, then press 2. . If you enter a wron g PIN code thre e times in succession, ente r the P UK code, the n p ress 2. . Enter a new PI N code, then pre ss 2. . Re-e nter th e new code, then press 2. . PIN2 c ode The PIN2 code is a 4 - to 8-digit num ber and is supplied with some SIM cards. It may be re quired to a cce ss so me functio ns. If you enter a wron g PIN2 code th ree times in succession, enter the PUK2 code , then press 2. . Enter a new PIN2 code, then pre ss 2. . Re-e nter th e new code, then press 2. . Module code (use d with optional analog module only) If module s ecurity is on, the ph one reque sts the module code w hen th e phone is turne d on, the optional analog m odule is a ttac hed, an d ei the r (a) the m odule code has not been ch anged from the de fault of 1 2345, or (b) the module code has been ch anged but it is different from the security code. See âÂÂModule security/module codeâ on page 67. Code Purpo se For mo re infor ma tion
61 Secur ity c ode The security c ode is required by some security features, includin g pho ne se curity ( see page 62 ). It comes w ith y our phone . The defau lt security code is 12 345 . Use 0HQX 4 2 5 3 to change it. Ke ep the new code secret and in a safe plac e, separate from the ph one. Whe n the phone require s the security code, it displays 6HF XULW\ FR GH = Ente r the code, then pres s 2. . If you enter an incorrec t security co de five time s in a row , the phone w ill not a ccept the co rrect code for the ne xt five minute s. Modu le co de See âÂÂModule security/module codeâ on page 67. PUK and PUK2 codes The PUK (P ersonal Unbloc king K ey) may be supplied with your SI M card. If not, conta ct your se rvice prov ider for th e code. The code is required to ch ange a bloc ked PIN code. If you en ter a wrong PU K code ten tim es in succ ess ion, the SIM card be com es in valid. C ontact you r servic e provide r for a new card. The PUK2 code, supplied wi th some SIM c ards, is required to change a bloc ked PIN2 code . If you e nter a wrong code ten times in s ucces sion, you canâ t use the functions requirin g the PIN2 c ode. Contact your service provide r for a new card. Y ou c anâÂÂt change the PU K or PUK2 code. If you lose it, co ntact your servi ce p rovide r . SIM card secur i ty Y o u can s et the phone to require the PI N code e very t ime you s witch on t he phone . No te that som e SIM c ard s do not al lo w t his fe at ure to be tu rned off .
62 Use 0HQ X 4 2 1 t o turn SIM card s ecurity on. Y ou will be require d to enter your PIN code. Phone security Whe n phone secu rity is on, the pho ne requires th e securi ty code when you switch it on after inserting a new SIM card. Use 0HQ X 4 2 2 t o turn phon e security on and off. Module se curity See âÂÂModule security/module codeâ on page 67. Fixed dialing Use 0HQ X 4 2 4 t o access the fix ed dialing fe ature. This feature lets you res trict you r outgoing c alls to pho ne numbe rs include d in the fixed dialin g list or beginning wit h the same digit(s) as an entry in the lis t. For example, a fixed dialin g list th at include s the nu mbe rs âÂÂ18 8866542 28â a nd âÂÂ2 14 â allow s ca lls to 1-888-6 65-4 228 a nd to any phone numbe r beginni ng with 2 14 . No tes abo ut fix ed di a ling ⢠Fixed dialin g works only w ith SIM cards th at support it. ⢠If you turn fixed dialin g on and don âÂÂt have any numbers in the fixed dialing li st, you c anâÂÂt make any calls! ⢠Whe n fixed dialing is on, calls may be pos sible to c ertain eme rgency num bers in some netw orks (e .g. 9 1 1 or other off ici al em e r gen cy nu mb er). ⢠Y ou c anâÂÂt access the fixed dialing list l ike you access your ph one book. Instead, press 0HQ X 4 2 4 3 1, th en press 6HO H FW . At the 1DPH = prompt, either e nter part of the na me and pres s 2. , or pr ess the scroll keys a n d sc roll to the entry you want. (To skip ah ead q uickly in the lis t, press th e nu mber ke y that c orresponds to the firs t letter of the name.)
63 T u r n in g fi xed dia li ng on or of f Use 0HQ X 4 2 4 to turn fix ed dialing on or off. Y ou will be required to enter your PIN2 code. Addin g num bers to t he fi xed di al ing lis t 1 Press 0HQ X 4 2 4. 2 Scroll to 1X PEHU V , then pr es s 2. . 3 Scroll to $G G , then pr es s 6HOHFW . 4 Enter your PI N2 code, then press 2. . 5 Ent er a name to go with th e phone nu mber (optiona l), then pre ss 2. . 6 Ente r th e ph on e nu mb er , th en pres s 2. . Press and repea t steps 3-6 for e ach numbe r you want to a dd to the lis t.
64 15. Optional analog module With an optiona l Nokia PLUS analog modu le and a du al- mode SIM card, you can use your ph one in analog networks. See your dea ler for de tails on how to p urch ase this access ory an d activate your subsc ription. Attaching the analog m odule First remo ve the batt ery . Se e âÂÂRem oving the batte ryâ on page 5. 1 Place the analog m odule on the back of t he phone. 2 Slide th e module towa rd the top of the phone unti l it clicks into pla ce. 3 Place the batte ry on top of the analog module. 4 Slide th e ba ttery tow ard th e top of t he phone until i t clicks into pla ce. Removing the analog module First remo ve the batt ery . See âÂÂRemoving the batteryâ on page 5. 1 Press the butt ons at the top and bottom of the analog module . 2 Slide th e module down and away from the top of the ph one.
65 Analog features In orde r for you to us e the analog m odule, your servic e provider will ha ve to add ce rtain informa tion to y our SIM card. See you r service provider for details . Once you ha ve in serted the u pgraded SI M ca rd and attache d the analog modu le, your phone gives you access to analog netw ork feature s. Not e th at some featu res de scribed i n thi s man ual will n ot be a vailable due to the diffe rence be tween digital and analog network s. While in analog mod e, the ph one displays the i con in the top left corner and the word $QDORJ in the top cent er of the displa y . Digital/analog sele ction Use 0HQ X 4 4 1 to ch oose a mode for your phone. 'LJLW 1) DQ DO RJ mean s the pho ne wi ll w ork in di gital or an alo g networ ks. The phone trie s to find a di gita l ne twork but selec ts an an a lo g netw ork if no digital networ k i s ava i la ble . 'LJLWDO RQO\ forces the phone to use G SM 1900 digital networks only . $QDORJ RQO\ forces th e phone to use an alog networks only . Not e: I t mi g ht ta k e up t o a mi n ute for th e p hon e to sw itch from on e setting to an other . Analog syste m select ion In ea ch ana log ser vic e are a th er e are u sua l ly t wo se rvi ce providers. The service prov ider you sign up w ith, also know n as your hom e system, is of type A or B. Systems that are of the same ty pe a s your home sys tem are called â home-ty peâ systems; systems that are of the opposite type as y our home system are called âÂÂnon- home-typeâ systems. Y our se rvice provider may h ave programm ed a list of preferred systems into your SIM card. Y our phone m ay searc h for systems in this list when service is not availab le in yo ur ho me sy stem .
66 The a nalog s ystem selecti on fea ture allow s you to reque st the order i n which your pho ne looks for available systems. Choo sing a s ystem- select ion m eth od Use 0HQ X 4 4 2 to te ll yo ur phone how to s elec t analog syst ems. Note: Using RPH RQO\ or 3UH I 1 V\VWH P is usually the mos t economical choice. 3UH I 1 V\VWHP If service is not availa ble in your home system, the phone searches for a preferred system of ty pe A or B, then a hom e-type sys tem, then a non-ho me- type s yste m. RPH W\SH If service is n ot availa ble in your home syste m, the phone searches for a home-type system, preferred fi rst. 1RQK RPH W\SH The phone searches for a non -home -ty pe system, preferred firs t. RPH RQO\ The phone u ses its home syst em onl y (tha t is, it will n ot roam) . Note : In so me are as , the wirele ss system au tomatically recognizes roaming phones. I n other are as , you n eed to contac t the service provider before the system can rec ognize your phone . The operator needs to kno w your phone num ber , your phone's IMEI or your analog moduleâÂÂs SN ( serial number), and how you plan to pay for y our calls. There is normally an additional charge for roaming calls. Y o ur phone âÂÂs IM E I is located on the back, unde r the battery . Y our analog modu leâÂÂs SN is located on the back of the module . Y our IMEI /SN can normally be read o ver the air by roaming wire le ss servic e pro viders wh en you call the m to register you r roaming presence o n the ir wireless netw ork. Call timers for analog calls Whe n you h ave the analog m odule a ttac hed, your ph one aut omatically kee ps track of the am ount of time y ouâÂÂve spe nt in analog calls. To see the call timer , pre ss 0HQX 3 5 3.
67 Se tti ng tim e rs ba ck to 0 Use 0HQ X 3 5 5 t o set a nalog call timers back to zero. Y o u will be required to enter the module code. Module security /module code If you purchased an optional a nalog module, you ca n protect it from un authoriz ed use by turning on m odule security . W hen m odule sec urity is on, the ph one req uests the modu le code whe n you turn the phon e on if (a) you ha ve not ch ange d the mo dule code from the defa ult of 123 45, or (b) yo u hav e chan ged it and it differs from the security code (see âÂÂCh anging the modu le codeâÂÂ). ⢠If you en ter the correct code, the pho ne allows y ou to access analog module fun ctions. ⢠I f yo u e nt e r an in cor re ct code , you ca nâ t ac c ess anal og module function s. ⢠If you press instea d of ente ring the co de, th e phone ignores menu items that pertain to t he analog module and acts as if the anal og modul e isn âÂÂt attached. Ac tivati ng m odul e s ecu rity Use 0HQ X 4 2 3 t o turn mod ule se curity on or o ff. Y ou w ill be require d to ent er the modu le code . Changi ng t he m odule code The module c ode is initia lly set t o 12 345. Us e 0HQ X 4 2 5 4 to chan ge the module code. The phone prompts you for the existin g code, the n ew cod e, and v erification of the n ew code. At each promp t, ent er the information, then press 2. .
68 Append ix A : Call fo rwarding The code s described in this section give you gre ater cont rol over c all forwa rding fea tures in G SM 1 900 ne tworks than do the menu items in your phone. For mo re informati on about call forwarding, see âÂÂCall forwardingâ on page 3 2. Enter these codes using the keypad on y our phone. I n place of the lett er N in t he c odes b elow , subst itute the n umber t o whic h yo u want t o forw ard ca lls. After en tering th e c ode, press &DOO . Call forwarding types The re ar e si x types of cal l forward ing . For ea ch t ype, you c an act ivate ca ll forwa rding , reques t the s tatu s (inc luding the numbe r to wh ich calls a re be ing forwarde d), and canc el call forwarding. Example : Y ou want to forw ard calls to 972-55 5-1 1 1 1 w hen no t able to t ake calls. > Enter --95-<:58884545& the n pr es s Call . Y o u just forgot which ph one numbe r you forwar ded your calls to. > Enter -& 95& then pr ess &DOO . Forwarding type Act iva te St atu s Cancel When unable to take ca lls **62 *N# *#6 2# ##62# When no an swer **6 1*N# *#6 1# # #6 1 # When busy **67*N# *#6 7# ##67# Uncond itional **2 1*N# *#2 1# # #2 1 # When unable to take calls, no answe r , or bu sy (combin es fi rst three types ) **004*N# * #004# ##004 # All calls (combines first four types) ** 0 02 *N # * # 0 02 # # #0 02 #
69 Y o u want to can cel this particula r call forw ard. > Enter &&95& then press &DOO . Adding a call type Y o u can s pecify w heth er you w ant call forwa rding to a pply only to certain types of calls by adding an asterisk (*) and two-digit code before the # in the forwarding codes listed in the previou s ta ble. Example : Y ou w ant to forwa rd fax calls only t o 972 -555-1 1 1 1 whe n your lin e is busy . > Enter --9:-<:58884545-46& then p res s Cal l . Forward ing status of diff e ren t ca ll typ es If you have use d the s ame forwar ding type for more than on e type of call (for example, forw ard both data calls and fax c al l s wh en no an sw er) , wh en you reque st a s tatus yo u ca n pre ss the scroll keys to s ee the forwardin g status for each call type . Each type is displayed on a separate screen. Call type Code All call typ es 1 0 V oice calls on ly 1 1 Data c alls only 12 Fax calls only 13 T ext mess ages on ly 16 All call typ es e xcept tex t mess ages 19
70 Adding a ti meout Y o u can s pecify a time out during wh ich ca ll forwarding i s no t active (i.e ., call forwarding does not ta ke e ffect u ntil this number of sec onds has passed after the phone receiv es the call a ttempt ). To do this , adding a n aste risk ( *) an d the time period in seconds to the c odes listed above. Example : Y o u w a n t t o f o r w a r d f a x c a l l s t o 9 7 2 - 5 5 5 - 1111 whe n no t able to t ake calls, but let 2 5 se conds pass first. > Enter --95-<:58884444 -46-58& then pre ss Call .
71 Append ix B: Accessories An ex tens ive range of acce ssories is availa ble for y our p hone. Y o u can s elect the ac cessorie s that be st suit your specific commu nicatio n need s. For a vailability , see y our local auth orized Nokia dealer . A few practi cal rule s for access ory operation: ⢠Keep acce ssories out of sma ll childre n's reach . ⢠Whe n you disconne ct the power c ord of any accessory , grasp and pull th e plug, not the co rd. ⢠Che ck regula rly tha t all wire less phon e equ ipment in your v ehicle is mounte d and operating prope rly . ⢠Inst allation of complex car equip men t m ust be comple ted by qualified personnel only . W AR NING! Use only batt eries, chargers and accessories approved by the ph one ma nufacture r for use with this particula r phone model. Th e use of any ot her type s w ill invalida te any approval or w arranty applying to the p hone, and may be dangerous.
72 Batter ies Several batte ries are available for your ph one: ⢠BLS-2 Extende d Li-Ion 900 mAh ⢠BMS-2 S Exte nded NiM H 9 00 mAh ⢠BMS -2V E xte nded Ni MH Vi bra 900 mAh ⢠BLS-4 Ultra Extended Li-I on 1 500 mAh Char gin g ti m e s The ta ble below displays approximate battery chargin g times. These charging ti mes will charge your phon e to about 80% of its ca pacity , and th e batt ery stren gth indica tor will stop scrolling. If y ou wish to obtain 1 00 % battery capacity , please allow another tw o hours for âÂÂmaintenanceâ charge. Battery Standar d Tr a v e l Cha rger ACP-7U Rapid Tr a v e l Charger ACP-9U Rapid Cig. Lig hte r Charger LCH-9 BLS-2 Exte nded Li-Ion 90 0 m Ah 4 hrs. 2 hrs. BMS-2S Exte nded NiMH 900 m Ah 1 hr . 30 min. BMS - 2 V Exte nde d NiMH Vibra 900 mAh BLS-4 Ultra Exte nde d Li-Ion 15 00 mAh 5 hrs. 3 hrs. 3 0 m in.
73 T alk and s t an dby ti mes The table below displays approximate talk and standby times. V ariations will oc cur dependin g on SIM card, ne twork settings, and usage. Nicke l Metal H ydride and L ithium Ion batterie s must be recycled or disposed of properly . They must not be disp osed of in mu nicipal waste . Chargers and other accessories W AR NING! This apparatus is intend ed for use when su pplied with power from the Standard T ravel Charger (ACP-7U), Rapid Trav el Charger (ACP-9U), or Rapid Cigarette Lighte r Charger (LCH-9). Othe r usage will inv alidate any approval give n to this apparatus and m ay be dangerous. The following c harge rs and other access ories are avai lable for your phone ; please see your dealer for details. Also, refer to a ny acce ssory options m anual t hat m ay have be en include d in you r s ales pack age for the entire line of authentic Nokia ac cessorie s. Note: When a charger is not in use, disconn ect it from the po wer sour ce. Do not l eav e the bat ter y conn ected t o a c harger Battery T alk Time Stan dby Time Digi tal An alog Digit al Analo g BLS-2 Exte nded Li-Ion 90 0 m Ah 3 to 5 hrs. 1 hr . 30 mi n. to 3 hrs. 60 to 225 hrs. 16 to 26 hrs. BMS-2S Exte nded NiMH 900 m Ah BMS - 2 V Exte nde d NiMH Vibra 900 mAh BLS-4 U ltra Ex tend ed Li-Ion 15 00 mAh 5 to 8 hrs. 2 hrs. 45 mi n. to 5 hrs. 1 00 to 375 hrs. 26 to 44 hrs. NiMH Li- I on
74 for longer than a week, since o vercharging may shorten its life. If left un used, a fully c harged bat tery will discharge itself over ti me. ACP-7U Stan dard Tr avel Ch arger Use th is durable and e conomical charger to charge a ll battery options . Plug the char ger into a wa ll outlet and co nnect th e conne ctor to the bottom of your phone . Check th e charging statu s on th e phone display . Calls c an be made during ch arging, but charging will s top for the duration of the ca ll and the battery bar scrolling stops. Note: If the battery is comp lete ly empty , you cann ot use the phone until it has e nough c harge to ope rate. The S tandard T ravel Charger is available for different volta ge levels a nd ca n also be u sed w ith the DCH- 9 Compact Desktop Charging Stand. AC P- 9 U Ra pi d Trave l Ch ar ge r The ex tremely light, func tionally designed Rapid Travel Charger charges your ph one batte ry quickly . Plug the cha rger into a wa ll outle t and conne ct the con nector to the bot tom of your ph one. Che ck th e char ging st atus on the phone display . Y ou c an u se yo ur phone while ch arging. Opera ting w ithin a vol tage ran ge of 1 0 0V-240 V AC ( 50 Hz- 60Hz), th e Rapid T ravel Charger is practically voltage- independe nt in n ormal offic e and household us e. L i ke t he Standa rd Tr avel Charger , the Rapid Travel Ch ar ge r is compatible with all batte ry options . The Rapi d Tra vel Charge r can als o be use d with the DCH-9 Compact De sktop Charging Stand.
75 LCH-9 Rapid Cigarett e Li ght er Cha rger The multivoltage Rapid Cigare tte Lighter C harger allows you to c harge your phon e whe n yo u tr avel . Th e small charger' s functi onal design fit s we ll with most car lighters an d interiors . Charging times are the same as for the Rapid Trav el Charger ACP-9U. Calls can be made du ring charging. A gree n light in dicate s that t he R apid Cigarett e L ighter Charger is ready to c harge. Ch eck the c harging stat u s on the phone display . The input voltage is 12 or 2 4 V DC, negativ e grounding. The Rapid Cigarette Ligh ter Ch arger can be use d with all accessories av ailable for your phone. Avoid prolon ged charging with th e Rapid Ci garette Ligh ter Charge r whe n the car e ngine is not ru nning. This m ay cau se the ba tte ry of you r ca r t o d ra in. Note: In s ome c ars the cigare tte ligh ter plu g is n ot pro vided with power when the ignition is switched off. V eri fy that the green LE D ligh t is lit. DCH -9 Co mpa ct Desk to p C ha rg i ng S ta nd Compat ible with all batt ery options, the Compac t Desktop Charging Stand can be used with the Standa rd T r avel Ch arger ACP-7U or the Rapid Tra vel Charger ACP-9U. The Compact Desktop Charging Stan d provides mountin g for both th e phone and a spare battery . Plug the ch arger into a wall out let and co nnect the con nector to the bac k of the Compact Desktop Charging Stand. Place y our phone and/or a spa re ba ttery in the s tand to be gin batt ery ch arging.
76 When th e phone is ch arging, no lights are displayed on the stand; check the charging status of th e phone battery on the phone display . Note: If you have attached an optional analog module, be sure to remov e it and replace the battery before placing the phone in the cha r ging stand. Alth ough the phone will fit in the stand wit h the an alog module attach ed, chargin g will not tak e pla ce . Chargin g mov es to the rear slot once the front batte ry is 1 00% ch arged. Whe n the spare batte ry is c harging, c he ck the status indicator on the left side of the charging stand. A re d light indica tes tha t the battery is charging; a gre en light indica tes tha t the battery is charged to at leas t 80% of its ca paci t y . The p hone has the b uilt-in intelligenc e to ma intain th e battery , s o there is no need for a disc harge feature on the stand. DCH-9 Rear S lot Charging Time s Batter y op tion Usin g A C P- 7U Usi ng ACP-9U Fr o nt slo t empty Front slo t full Fr o nt slo t empty Front slo t full BLS-2 Exte nded Li-Ion 90 0 m Ah 6 hrs. 30 mi n. 8 hr s. 30 min . 4 hrs. 30 mi n. 5 hr s. 30 min . BMS-2S Exte nded NiMH 900 m Ah BMS - 2 V Exte nde d NiMH Vibra 900 mAh BLS-4 Ultra Exte nde d Li-Ion 15 00 mAh 12 hrs . 15 hrs. 45 min . 8 hrs . 10 h r s . 30 min .
77 Appen di x C: Re ference inform ation Important sa fety information T raffi c saf ety Do not use a hand- held telephone while driving a vehicle. If using a hand- held phone park the vehicle before conversing. Always secure t he phone in its holder; do not place t he phone on the passenger seat or where it can break loose in a collision or sudden stop. The use of an alert device to operate a vehicleâÂÂs lights or hor n on public roads is not permitted. Rem emb er , road s afety alwa ys comes fi rst ! Operating enviro nment Rememb er to follow any special regulations in force in any area and always switch off your phone whenever it is for bidden to use it, or when it may cause interfer ence or danger . When connecting the phone or any access or y to another devic e, read its userâÂÂs guide for detailed safety instruct ions. Do not conn ect incompatible products. As with other mobile radio transmit ting equipment, users are advised tha t for the satis factor y o peration of the equipm ent a nd fo r the safety of personnel, it is recommended th at the equipm ent should only be used in the normal operating position ( held to your ear with the antenna point ing over your shoulder). Electronic d evices Most modern electr onic equipment is shielded from r adio frequ ency (RF) signals. H owever , certain electron ic equipment may not be shielded against the R F signals from your wireless ph one. P acemaker s P acemaker manufactur ers recommend that a min imum separa tion of 6 inches (20 cm.) be maintained between a handheld wire less phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential interfe rence with the pacemaker . These recommendations ar e consistent with the independent research by and recommendations of Wireless T echnology Research.
78 P ersons with pacemakers: ⢠Shoul d always keep the phone more than 6 inches (20 cm) fr om their pacemaker when th e phone is switched on; ⢠Shoul d not carry the phone in a breast pocket; ⢠Shoul d use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimize the pot ential fo r inter fere nce. ⢠If you have any reason to suspect t hat interference is taking place, switch off your phone immediately . Hearing aid s Some digital wireless phones may inter fere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interfer ence, you may want to consult your service provider . Ot he r me dic a l de vices Operation of any radio transmitt ing equipment, including cellular phones, may interfere with the fu nctionality of inadequately protected medical devices. Consult a physician or the manuf acturer of the medical device to deter mine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy or if you have any questions. Sw i tch off your phone in health care f acilities when any regulations posted in these areas instr uct you to do s o. Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment that could be sensitive to external RF energy . Ve h i c l e s RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic systems in motor vehicles (e.g. electronic fuel injection systems, electroni c anti-skid (anti-lock) braking systems, electronic speed contr ol systems, air bag systems). C heck with the manufactur er or its representative r egarding your vehicle. Y ou s hould also consult the m anufacturer of any equipme nt that has been added to your vehicle. P osted fa ci lit ies Switch your phone off in any facility where posted notic es so require. P o tent ially explosi ve atmospheres Switch off your phone when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions . Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fir e resulting in bodily injury or even death.
79 Users are advised to s witch off the pho ne while at a refueling point (service station). User s are reminded of the need to observe restrictions on the u se of radio equipment in fuel depots (fuel storage and distribution areas), chemical plants or where blasting operations are in progress. Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere ar e often but not always clearly marked. They include below deck on boats; chemical transfer or st orage facilities; vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or bu tane); areas where th e air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust or metal powders; and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine. Ve h i c l e s Only qualified per sonnel should service the phone, or install the phone in a vehicle. Faulty installation or se rvice may be dangerous and may invalidate any warrant y which may apply to the unit. Check regularly that all wireless phone equipment in your vehicle is mounted and operating properly . Do not store or carry flammable liquids, gases or explosive materials in the same compartment as the phone, its parts or accessories. For vehicles equipped with an air bag, remember that an air bag inflates with great force. Do not place objects , including both installed or portable wireless equipment, in th e area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. If in-v ehicle wireless equipment is improperly installed and t he air bag inflates, serious injury coul d result . Switch off your phone before boarding an air craft. The use of wireless telephones in an aircraft may be dangero us to the operation of the aircraft, disrupt the wireless telephone network and may be illegal. Failure to observe these instructions may lead to t he suspension or denial of telephone services to the offender , or legal action, or both. Emergency calls IMPO RT ANT! This phone, like any wireless phone, operat es using radio signals, wireless and landline networ ks as well as user- program med functions which cannot gu arantee connection i n all conditions. Therefore, you should never rely solely upon any wireless phone for essential communications (e.g. medical emergencies).
80 Remember , to make or receive any calls the phone must be sw itched on and in a service area with adequate signal strength. Emergency calls may not be possible on all wireless phone net works or when certain network se rvices and/or phone features are in us e. Check with local service providers. Making an emergency call 1 If the phone is not on , switch it on. Some n etworks m ay require that a valid SIM card is properl y inserte d in the phone . 2 Pres s and hold the key f or se ve r al sec on d s to ready t he phone for calls. 3 K ey in th e em erge ncy nu mber for y our pre sent locatio n (e.g. 9 1 1 or other offic ial emergency numbe r). Emergency numbe rs vary by loc ation. 4 Press &DOO . If certain features are in use (Keyguard, fixed dialing, etc.), you may first need to t urn those featur es off before you can make an emergency call. Consult this document and your local cellular s ervice provider . When making an emergency call, remember to give all the necessary informat ion as accurately as possible. Remember that your wireles s phone may be the only means of communication at t he scene of an accident - do not cut off the call until given permission to do so. Radio frequency (RF) signals Y o ur wireless handheld port able telephone is a low power radio transmitt er and receiver . When it is O N, it receives and also sends out radio frequency (RF) signals. In Augus t, 1996, the Federal Comm unications Commission (FCC) adopted RF exposur e guidelines with safety levels for handheld wireless phones. Those guidelines are cons istent with safety standards previously set by both U.S. and international s tandards bodies: ANSI C 95.1 (1992)*, N CRP Report 86 (1986 )*, ICNIRP (1996)*. Those standards were based on comprehensive and periodic evaluations of the relevant scientific literat ure. For example, over 120 scientists , engineers, and physicians fr om universities, government health agencies and industr y reviewed the available body of research to develop the ANSI Standard (C95.1).
81 The design of your ph one complies with the FCC guidelines ( and those standards). *American Nation al Standards Ins titute, N ational Council on Radiation Prot ection and Measur ements; Intern ational C ommission on Non-Ionizing Radiat ion Protection. Care and maintenance Y our ph one is a product of superior design and craftsmanship and should be treated with care. The suggestions below will help you to fulfill any warr anty obligations and allow you to enjoy th is product for many years . When using your phone, batter y , charger , OR any accessory: ⢠Keep it and all its part s and accessories out of sm all childrenâÂÂs re ac h. ⢠Keep it dry . Precipitation, humidit y and liquids contain min erals that will corr ode electronic circuits. ⢠D o not use or store it in dus ty , dirty areas as its moving parts can be damaged. ⢠D o not store it in hot areas. High temperatu res can shorten the life of electroni c devices, damage batteries, and warp or melt certain plastics. ⢠D o not store it in cold ar eas. When the phone war ms up (to its normal operat ing temperature), moistu re can form inside the phone, which may damage the phone's electronic circuit boards. ⢠D o not attempt to open it. Non-expert handling of t he device may damage it. ⢠D o not drop, knock or shake it. Rough handling can break internal circuit boards. ⢠D o not use harsh chemicals , cleaning solvents, or strong detergents to clean it. Wipe it with a s oft cloth sl ightly dampened in a mild soap-and- water solut ion. ⢠D o not paint it. P aint can clog the deviceâÂÂs moving parts and prevent proper operation. ⢠U se only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna. Unauthoriz ed antennas, modification s or attachments could damage the phone and may violate re gulations governing radio devices. ⢠If the phone, battery , charger , or any accessory is not working properly , take it to your near est qualified service fa cility . T he personnel there will assis t you, and if necessary , arrange for servi ce.
82 Append ix D : T echnical inform ation USA NOKIA MOBILE PHONES 6200 Court ney Campbell Caus ewa y , St e. 9 00 Tampa, FL 3 360 7 Te l: 1- 888-NOKIA2U (1 -888-665-4 228) CAN ADA NOK I A PR ODU CTS LTD . 575 Westney Rd. South Ajax, Ontario L1S 4N7 Te l: (905) 427-6654 P art No. 935 1793 Printed in Canada 06/98 NOKIA is a trademark of No kia Corporation and/or its affiliat es. The information contained in this OwnerâÂÂs Manual was written for Nokia phone NSB-1N X. The right to make changes and improvements to any of the products described in th is guide without prior notice is reserved. Issue No. 1 é 1998 Nokia Mobile Phones. All r ights reserved. These commodities are author ized by the U.S. Government for export only to Canada, Mexico, or the Uni ted States. They may not be resold, diverted, transferred, or otherwise disposed of in any other country , either in their original form or after being incorpor ated through an interm ediate process into other end-it ems, with out the written approval of the U.S. Department of State. Weight: 6 oz. with B MS-2S battery Transmitting pow er: 1 W nomin al Operatin g vo ltage: 3.6V dc 12V dc for car k it Frequ enc y ban d: 1850 .2 to 1909.8 M Hz (TX) 1930 .2 to 1989.8 M Hz (RX ) Nu mber of ch annels : 5 12 to 8 1 0 Memory locatio ns: Up to 255 dependin g on SIM c ard Memory capacity: Depends on SIM card
83 Append ix E : No kia Limited W arranty Nokia Mobile Phones, Inc. (â NMPâÂÂ) warrants th at this cellular phone (âÂÂProductâÂÂ) is fr ee from defects in material and workmans hip, according to the f ollowing terms and cond itions: 1. The limited warrant y for the Product extends for one (1) year beginning on the dat e of purchase of t he Product. 2. The limited warrant y extends only to the or iginal consumer purchaser ( âÂÂConsumerâÂÂ) of the Product and is not as signable or transferable to any subsequent purchaser/ end-user . 3. The limited warranty extends only to Consumers who purchase t he Product in t he United States. 4. During t he limited warranty period, NMP will r epair , or replace, at NMPâÂÂs option, any defective part s, or any parts that will no t properly operate for their in tended use with new or fa ctory rebuilt replacement items. No charge will be made to t he Consumer for any such parts. NMP will also pay f or the labor charges incurred by NMP in repairing or replacing th e defective parts. The external housing and cosmetic parts shall be f ree of defects at the time of shipment and, therefor e, shall not be covered under th ese limited warranty te rms. 5. Upon request f rom NMP , the Consumer m ust provide infor mation to reasonably prove the date of purchase. 6. The Consumer shall bear the cost of shipping t he Product to NMP in Melbourne, Florida. N MP shall bear the cost of s hipping the Product back to t he Consumer after t he completion of service under this lim ited warranty . 7. The Consumer shall have no coverage or benefits under this limited warrant y if any of the fol lowing conditions are applicable: a) The Product has been subject to: abnormal use, abnor mal conditions, improper s torage, exposure to moisture or dam pness, unauthorized modif ications, unauthor ized connections, unauthor ized repair , mis use, neglect, abuse, accident, alteration, improper installation, or ot her acts which are not the fault of NMP , including damage caused by shipping and blown fuses. b) NMP was not notified by Consumer of the alleged defect or malfunction of the Product dur ing the applicable limited warranty period. c) The Product serial number plat e or the accessory date code has been removed, defaced or altered.
84 d) The defect or damage was caused by the defe ctive function of the cellular system, or by inadequat e signal reception by the external antenna. 8. If a problem develops during t he limited warranty per iod, the Consumer should take the following step-by-step procedure: a) The Consum er shall retu rn the P roduct to t he plac e of purc hase for repair or replacement processing. b) If â aâ is not convenien t the Consu mer shall ship the Produ ct prepaid and insured to: Nokia Mobile Phones, Inc. Attn .: Repair Department 795 West Nasa Blvd. Melbourne, FL 3290 1 The customer shall include a r eturn address, daytime phone nu mber and/or fax number , complete des cription of the problem, proof of purchase, and se rvice agreement (if applicable). Expenses related to removing the Product from an installation are not covered under this limited warrant y . d) The C onsumer will be billed for any parts or l abor charges not covered by this limited warrant y . Th e Consumer shall be res ponsible for expenses related t o reinstallat ion of the Product. e) If the Pr oduct is retu rned to NMP during the limited warranty period, but the problem with the Product cannot be fixed under the terms and conditions of this limited warranty , the Cons umer will be notified and given an estimat e of the charges the Cons umer must pay to have the Product repaired, with all shipping charges billed to the Consumer . If the estimat e is refus ed, the Product will be ret urned fre ight colle ct. If the P roduct is retur ned to NMP after the expira tion of the warranty period, NMPâÂÂs normal se rvice policies shall apply and the Consumer will be invoiced for all shipping charges. 9. The Produ ct consists of newly assembled equipment that may contain used components which have been reprocessed to allow machine compliance with Product performance a nd reliability specifications. 1 0. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY O F MERCHAN T ABILITY , OR FITNESS FOR A P ARTICULAR PURPOSE OR USE, SHALL B E LIMITED T O THE DURATION OF THE FOREGOING WRIT TEN WARRANTY , OTHERWISE, THE FOREGOI NG W AR RANTY IS TH E PURC HASERâ S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE R EMED Y AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. NMP SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FO R INCIDENTAL OR C ONSEQ UENTIAL DAMAG ES OR A LO SS OF A NT ICI P A TED BENEFITS OR PROFITS, RESULTING FROM THE PURCHASE OR USE OF TH E PR ODUC T O R AR ISIN G FR OM THE BREA CH OF THE WARR ANTY EVEN IF NMP KNEW OF THE LIKELIHOOD OF SUCH DAMAGES.
85 1 1. Some states do not allow limitat ion of how long an implied warranty lasts , so the above limitatio n may not apply to you (the Consumer ). Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or cons equential damages, so the above limitati on or exclusions may not apply to you ( the Consumer). This limit ed warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary fr om state to state. 12. NMP neither as sumes nor author izes any authorized service center or any person or entity t o assume for it any other obligat ion or liability beyond that which is expressly provid ed for in this limited warr an ty . 13. Questions concerning this limi ted warranty may be directed to: Nokia Customer Service 6200 Cour tney Campbell Causeway , Ste. 900 Tampa, FL 3360 7 phone: 1-88 8-NOKIA2U (1- 888-665-422 8) or (8 13) 288-3800 fax: (8 13 ) 287-66 12 14. The limited warrant y period for NMP s upplied attachments and accessories are specifically defined within t heir own warranty cards and packaging.
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87 Pa ra ob tener un ma nu al del usuari o en e spañ ol fa vor de ll amar o envia r un fa x al tel éf o no 1- 88 8-NO KIA 2U (1 -888- 665- 4228) , f ax 813-2 87-66 12.
Ke y s 0H QX Pow e r k e y Press and hold to turn your phone on or off. Navi⢠key Its cu rrent function is displayed above it. Use to ac ces s the menu, make calls, et c. Scroll keys Press to scroll through menus and phone book. The y a lso adj ust spe aker volume while in a call. C key Clears charac ters from the screen. Pr ess and hold to retur n to t he star t scr een . Emerge ncy 9 key See p. 29. V oice mail Press and hold 1 to acces s voice mail (see p. 22).
Quick guide to func tions Ca ll f unctio ns Phone book f unc ti ons Other essentia l sho rtcu ts Make a cal l Enter phone number , press &DOO Answe r a c all Press $QVZHU Answe r a c all with c all wai tin g Press 2SWLRQV , sel ect $QVZHU En d a c al l Press (QG Re jec t a ca ll Press Re jec t a ca ll with c all wai tin g Press 2SWLRQV , sel ect 5HMHFW Redial Press , scroll to n umber , press &DOO Adju st ca ll vo lume Press or during a c all Use t he in- ca ll men u I n a cal l , pr es s , pr es s 2SWLRQV Use 1-t o uch d ial ing Pr ess and hold o ne of ke ys 2 th ro ug h 8 Sa ve a n umber Enter a number , pre ss or , press 6DY H , en t er a n ame , pr ess 2. Find a n ame/nu mber Press , scroll or enter first lette r of na me Find a n ame/nu mber during a call Press , press 2SWLRQV , sel ect 3KRQH ERRN Vi ew as so ciat ed pho ne nu mb er Scroll to name, press and hold Store a 1- to uc h di al numb er Press 0HQX 1 7, scroll to desired key , press $VVLJQ , se lect na m e or num ber , press 2. T urn Keygua rd on Press 0HQX T urn Keygua rd of f Press 8QOR FN Ch ec k v oic e m ai l Press an d hold the key (s ee p. 22) Choose a qui ck al ert sett ing Briefl y press , sele ct se tting, pr ess 2. T urn l ights on for 1 5 sec on ds If K eyg ua rd i s o ff, pres s any ke y; If K eyguard is on , briefly press
Quick guide to the menu Phone menu shortcuts Note: Menu items in your ph one vary depending on the network, SIM card, and accessories use d. Acce ss me nu Press 0HQX Scrol l Press or Go back a le vel Press Ex it th e me nu/ acce ss sta rt s cree n Press and hold Me nu s h ort cuts Press 0HQX , then the menu numbe r 1 Phon e boo k 11 Search 12 Add entry 13 Edit 14 Erase 15 Send entry 16 Opt ion s 17 1-tou ch dialing 18 Service nos. 2M e s s a g e s 21 Tex t messages 22 Me ssage setting s 23 V oice mailbox number 24 News & info service 25 Service command editor 3 Call log 31 Missed calls 32 Received calls 33 Dialed calls 34 Clear call lists 35 Call timers 36 Show call costs 37 Call cos t settings 4S e t t i n g s 41 Call sett ings 42 Security sett ings 43 Phone settings 44 Analog module se ttings 5 Forwar ding 51 Forward all voice calls 52 Forward when not able to take calls 53 Cancel all call forwarding 6G a m e s 61 Memory 62 Snake 63 Logic 7C a l c u l a t o r 8C l o c k 81 Alarm clock 82 Clock settings 9T o n e s 91 Ringing options 92 Ringing tone 93 Ringing volume 94 Message alert tone 95 K eypad tones 96 W arning tones 97 Vibrating alert
0 Indicators and Icons Y ou have an activ e call. Y ou ha ve one or more new voi ce m ess ages . Y ou ha ve one or more ne w text mess ages. (If blin king, t ext mes sage m emory is full.) K eygu ard is on. Y o ur phone will not acce pt any keypr esse s. T o tur n i t off, press 8QORFN , the n . The alarm cloc k is s et. The 6LOHQW quick ale rt setting is select ed, or yo u have set the ringing option to 6LOHQW . Incom ing voice calls are be ing forwarded to anot her num ber . ( 1 above this icon means ca lls to line 1 are forwarded; 2 mean s ca lls to lin e 2 a re forwarded; 12 means calls to both li nes are forwarded.) Analog mode is active (see âÂÂOptional analog module â on page 64). Y o ur phone is roaming outside its home system. The phone is re ady for yo u to e nter a respon se. Chara cters entered will be upper-cas e letters. Pre ss t he key to sw itch let ter cas e. Chara cters entered will be lower-cas e letters. Pre ss t he key to sw itch let ter cas e. Charac ters entered will be nu mbers. (When en terin g lette rs, switch to num bers by pres sing and holdin g the key . ) Y ou are in âÂÂspecial characterâ mode; select a character , then press 8VH . (W hen e nt ering let ters, sw itch to s pecial c haracte rs by pres sing the key .)
i Conte nts 1. For your sa fety 1 FCC/In dustry Cana da Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Using th is Gu ide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2. Prepari ng the phone for use 3 Inser ting th e SIM card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Attaching the battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Removin g the batter y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Batter y charging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Importan t battery infor mation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 3. About the phone, keys & menu 8 P owe r key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Nokia N avi⢠key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Scroll keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 C key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Start scree n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Men u . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Ente ring lette rs a nd nu mbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Speci al char acters in nam es a nd me ss ages . 1 3 Special cha rac ter s in phone number s . . . . . . 14 K eyguard (locki ng the ke ypad) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 4. Settings 1 6 Automatic redial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Calling card set-up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Lang uage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Send ow n number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 System selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Quick ale rt setti ngs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 V oice mailbox num ber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Welcome note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
ii 5. Basic fu nctions 2 4 Turning th e phone on or off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4 Checking signa l strength . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4 Making a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Adjustin g ear piece volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 Ending a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Last n umber redia l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 Saving a na me a nd nu mber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6 Finding a na me a nd num ber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6 Answe ring a ca ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Rejecting a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 7 6. Emergency call s 2 8 Emerge ncy key 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 9 7. Advanc ed functions 3 0 In- call men u . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Call hold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Making/receiving m ultiple calls . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 Call waiting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 Call forwa rding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2 1-touch dia ling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Choosing an outgoing line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Calling card calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 List of own nu mbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Automatic answer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Touch tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 4 F ax an d data ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Service comman d editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 6 8. Phone book 3 7 Saving name s and n umb ers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 7 Finding names an d num bers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 8 Editing name s a nd numb ers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 9 Eras ing na mes and n umber s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 9 Exch anging names and n umbers . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Scrolling view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Checking available mem ory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Service nu mbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
iii 9. Call log 4 1 Mis sed calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 Received ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Dialed calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 Clearin g call lis ts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Call timers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 1 0. Controllin g call costs 4 4 Viewing call costs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Limitin g call cost s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 5 11 . V o i c e m e s s a g e s 4 6 Saving your voice mailbox number . . . . . . . . . . 46 Liste ning to voice messag es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Calling your voice mailbox at any time . . . . . . 4 6 12. Tex t mess ages 4 7 Writing a messag e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Saving a me ssage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Sending a messa ge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Reading a mess age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 About the In box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 8 About the Ou tbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 9 Mess age s torage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 0 Mess age s ettings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 News & in fo ser vice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 1 13. Other feat ures 5 3 Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 3 Calcu lator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Ala rm clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 5 Exter nal antenna jack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 6 Nokia Xpress-on⢠color covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 14. Secur ity feat ures 5 9 Access codes overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 PIN code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 PIN2 code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 0 Securi ty code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1
iv PUK a nd PUK2 codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1 SIM card s ecurity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1 Phone secur ity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2 Fixed dia ling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2 15. Opti onal anal og modul e 6 4 Attaching the analog module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 4 Removing the analog module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 4 Analog features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5 Digital/analog selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5 Analog system selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5 Call timers f or analog ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 6 Module security/m odule code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Appendix A: Call forwarding 6 8 Call forwardin g types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Adding a call type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 9 Adding a time out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 0 Appendix B: Accessories 7 1 Batter ies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Cha rgers and other a ccessories . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Appendix C: Reference infor mation 7 7 Impor tant sa fety inf orm ation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 7 Emerge ncy calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 Radio frequ ency (RF) sign als . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Car e and ma intena nce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 1 Appendix D: Tec hnical in forma tion 8 2 Appe ndi x E: Nok ia Limit ed W arrant y 8 3
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1 1. For you r safety Read these simple guidelines before us ing your phone. Failure to comply with these guidelines ma y be dangerous or illegal. Road Sa fe ty Co mes Fi rst DonâÂÂt use a hand- held phone while driving; park the vehicle first. Swit ch O ff In Hos p it als Follow any regulations or ru les. Switch phone off near medical equipment. Swi tc h Of f On Ai rcr aft Wireless phones can cause interference. U sing them on aircraft is illegal. Swit ch O ff Wh en Re fu e lin g DonâÂÂt use phone at a refueling point. DonâÂÂt use near f uel or chemicals. Switc h Off Near Blas ting Do not use the ph one where blasting is in progr ess. Observe restrictions , and follow any regulations or r ules. Int erf eren ce All wireless phones may get int erference which could affect perf ormance. Use S en si bly Use only in the norm al position (t o ear). DonâÂÂt touch the antenna unnecessarily . Qu alif ied S er vice Only qualified se rvice personnel must ins tall or repair equipment. Acc ess ories an d B atte rie s Use only approved accessories and batteries. D o not connect incom patible products.
2 FCC/Industry Canada Notice Y our phone may cause TV or radio interference (for example, whe n using a tele phone in close proxim ity to re ceivin g equipm en t). The F CC or Indust ry Canada ca n require you to stop using yo ur telep hone if suc h interfere nce cannot b e elimin ated. If you require assistance , contact your loca l service facili ty . This device com plies w ith pa rt 15 of t he FCC rules . Opera tio n is subje ct to th e c onditio n that this devic e does not cau se harm ful interfere nce. Using this Guide The wire less phone described in this gu ide is ap proved for use in GSM 1900 and AMPS networks. Network servi ces A num ber of featu res include d in this guide are called netw ork servic es. The y are s pecial s ervices provided by wireless service providers. Before you can take advantage of any of thes e ne twork se rvices , you m ust s ubscribe to the service(s) from your h ome service provi der and obtain instruction s for the ir use. Updat es The l atest v ersion of this Ow nerâÂÂs Manual may b e found on NokiaâÂÂs W orld Wide Web site at www .noki a.com .
3 2. Pr ep ari ng the ph on e for use Be fore you c an u se yo ur new phone, yo u nee d to: 1 Insert a miniatu re SIM card (available from your serv ice provider). 2 Att ach an d ch arg e the ba ttery . If you purchased an optional a nalog module, you should attac h it to the phone. Note: The anal og module is a separate accessory that m ay be purchas e d from your servic e pro vider . It allows you to make and re ceive calls in analog n etworks. See âÂÂOptional analog module â on page 64. Inserting the SIM card The SIM card and its c ontacts can be easily damaged by scratc hes or be nding, so b e carefu l whe n you h andle, insert, or remo ve the card. Note: K eep all miniature SIM cards out of small childrenâÂÂs reach . 1 Ensure tha t the ph one is off a nd the battery is no t attac hed . 2 Op en the SI M ca rd h old er o n the back of the phone by sliding the latc h towa rd the top of the ph one, then lifting it up. 3 Place the SIM card in the slot. M ake s ure that the bevelle d corner is at top right and the cardâÂÂs gold contacts face in to th e phone .
4 4 Close the holde r . 5 Slide th e SIM c ard holder towa rd the bottom of the phone until it l ocks into place. 6 At ta ch th e batt er y . Attac hing the battery To attac h th e b attery , p lac e i t on the back of t he phone as shown a nd sl ide it tow ard the top of t he phon e unt il it clicks into pla ce. Attaching the battery when u sing optio nal anal og modul e 1 Place the analog module on the back of t he phone. 2 Slide the module toward the top of the phone until it click s into plac e. 3 Place the batte ry on top of the analog module . 4 Slide the batte ry towa rd the top of the phone until it click s into plac e.
5 Removing the battery Note: Swi tch off the phone before removing the battery! 1 Press an d hold the button a t the top of the battery . 2 Slide th e ba ttery toward th e bottom of the phone. 3 Lift the battery off the phone . Battery charging Y our ph one is pow ered by a rechargeab le NiMH or Li-Ion batt ery . No te t hat a new NiMH batteryâ s full perform ance is achieved only after two or three complete charge and di scha rg e cy cles . How to cha rge your batter y Conn ect th e l ead from the c harger to th e bottom of you r phone or to a chargin g stand. Then p lug the charger int o a standard 1 20V AC ou tlet. Whe n the battery is ch arging, the battery strength indica tor (on t he right side of t he display) scrolls. Note: Wh en y ou charge the battery for the first time, the battery strength indicator does not scroll the e ntire time ; this is normal. Prob lems c harg ing If your phone displays 1RW FKDU JLQJ , char ging is suspe nded. Check that the batte ry is not conne ct ed to a non-approve d char ging device. If the batte ry is very h ot or cold, wa it for a while ; charging will autom at ically resum e after the battery is rest ored to its n ormal ope rating state . If c harging still fails, contact y our dea ler .
6 Wh e n is ch ar gi ng co mp lete? Whe n the cha rge indic ators stop s crolling, your phone is considered fully charged. However , a slight increas e in c harge may oc cu r if you le ave your ph one con nected to t he charger . When i s a good time t o ch arg e? Y ou ca n charge an ytim e, but rememb e r that when your phone displays %DWWHU \ ORZ , you only ha ve a c ouple of minute s of talk tim e left. Ca n I mak e ca lls whil e c ha rg i ng? Y es, but your ba ttery m ay n ot cha rge durin g a c all. Ch arging should resum e once y ou end t he call. Discha rging Ni M H batt eries For good ope ration time s, discharge NiMH batte ries from time to time by lea ving you r phone sw itch ed on u ntil it turns itself off ( or by us ing the battery discharge faci lity o f any approved ac cessory available for you r phone). Do not attempt to di scharge the ba ttery by a ny oth er means . Important ba ttery information ⢠T he battery can be charged and discharged hundr eds of times but it will eventu ally wear out. When the oper ating time (talk time and standby time) is noticeably shorter t han normal, it is time to buy a new battery . ⢠U se only batteries approved by t he phone manufacturer and recharge your battery only with the chargers approved by t he manufactur er . Wh en a charger is not in use, disconnect it from the power source. Do not leave the battery connected to a charger for longer than a week, since overcharging may s horten its life. If left unused a fully charged batt ery will discharge itself over time. ⢠Temperature extremes wi ll affect the ability of your bat tery to charge: allow it to cool d own or warm up firs t. ⢠U se the battery only for it s intended purpose.
7 ⢠Never us e any charger or batter y which is damaged or worn out. ⢠D o not short circuit the batt ery . Accidental s hort circuiti ng can occur when a metallic object (coin, clip, or pen) causes direct connection of th e and - ter minals of the bat tery (metal s trips on the back of the battery) , for example when you carry a spare battery in your pocket or pur se. Short circuiting the t erminals may damage the batt ery or the connecting object. ⢠L eaving the battery in hot or cold places , such as in a closed car in summer or wint er conditions, will reduce t he capacity and lifetime of t he battery . Always try to keep the batt ery between 59ú F and 77ú F (15ú C and 2 5ú C). A phone with a hot or cold battery may temporarily not work, even when the battery is fully charged. NiMH batt eriesâ performance is part icularly limited in temperatur es below 14ú F (-1 0ú C). Li-ion batteriesâ performance is part icularly limited in temperat ures below 32ú F (0ú C). ⢠D o not dispose of batteries in a fire! ⢠B atteries must be recycled or dis posed of properly . They must not be disposed of in municipal waste.
8 3. About the phone, k eys & menu Po w e r k e y The p ower key has several fu nctions : ⢠To turn the phone on or off, pre ss and hold it. ⢠Whe n th e phone is not attach ed to a h eadset or han dsfree car k it, you can pres s it brie fly to select a quick alert setting (see page 2 1). ⢠To turn th e lig hts on when K eygu ar d is on, press it bri efly . Nokia Navi⢠key Y our ph oneâÂÂs Navi⢠key appears below the disp lay . Its curren t functio n is indicate d by the w ord that appears above it (for example, 0HQX ). S im ply pre ss t he N avi⢠ke y to perfo rm the functio n. Throughou t this guide, wh en you see âÂÂpress 0HQX ,â âÂÂp re ss /LV WHQ ,â etc ., press the Navi⢠key w hen that w ord appe ars above it. Scroll keys The s croll ke ys are loc ated to the righ t of the Nav i ⢠key . Use the scr ol l ke ys to b ro ws e me nus and m o ve the cursor ( see page 12) to the right or the le ft. C key Use the ke y to : ⢠del ete a char acter t o the left of the cu rsor ⢠clear a ll cha racters from the display ( press a nd hold) ⢠return to t he prev ious me nu le vel ⢠return fr o m the menu to the start screen (pres s and hold) ⢠rejec t an inco ming call
9 Li gh ts To turn your ph one âÂÂs lights on for 15 se cond s: ⢠if Keyguard is off, press any key ⢠if Keyguard is on, briefly press the k ey Start scr een The start screen appears when you first turn on your phon e. 0HQ X ap p ea r s abo ve the N avi ⢠key so yo u can a cces s your ph oneâÂÂs menu . Y our phone m ust be at t he start screen in orde r to use ma ny of its fe atur e s. To get to the start scree n, press and hold for a second. Menu Y o ur phone âÂÂs menu allows you to e asily a ccess the man y powe rful features in your ph one. Scrol l bar When you use y our ph one âÂÂs men u , a sc roll b ar appears at the far right of t he screen. This bar in dica tes wh ere yo u are in t he me nu; ea ch tab location on th e bar represents a different menu item . Fo r ex am ple , p res s 0HQX once. The scroll bar appears with the first (top) tab displaye d. A different tab appe ars ea ch time yo u pre ss on e o f the s croll ke ys . Hel p t ex t Many me nu ite ms ha ve brief help te xt. To vi ew th e hel p te xt, scroll to th e men u item and w ait for about 1 5 seconds for the te xt to appear . Press 0RUH or to see the next page of tex t, to see the pre vious page, or t o return to the menu .
10 Phone m enu shor tcu ts Whe n you s elect a menu item, nu mbe rs appear on the display above the scroll bar . I f you become famil iar wit h thes e num bers , you can us e them as shortc uts for accessing differe nt menu item s. For exampl e , to access the 6HFXULW\ VH WWLQJV me nu, y ou can s imply press 0HQ X 4 2. Note: Menu items in your ph one vary depending on the network, SIM card, and accessories use d. 1 Phon e boo k 11 Search 12 Add entry 13 Edit 14 Erase 14 1 O ne by one 142 Erase all 15 Send ent ry 16 Options 16 1 Scrolli ng view 162 Memory status 17 1-touc h dialin g 18 Service nos. 2M e s s a g e s 21 T ext message s 2 1 1 Inbox 2 12 O utbox 2 13 Write me ssage s 22 Message se ttin gs 1 22 1 Set 1 222 Set 2 223 Set 3 224 Set 4 225 Set 5 226 Common 226 1 Delivery reports 2262 Reply via same center 23 V oice ma ilbox num ber 24 News & in fo service 24 1 O n 242 Off 243 T opic index 244 T opics 245 L anguage 25 Servic e com mand e dito r 3 Call lo g 31 Misse d calls 32 Receiv ed calls 33 Diale d calls 34 Clear c all lists 34 1 All 342 Missed 343 Dialed 344 Receiv ed 35 Call time rs 35 1 Last call du ration 352 Digital calls duration 353 Analog calls duration 354 Clear digital call timers 355 Clear analog call timers 36 Show call costs 36 1 Last call cos t 362 All calls cost 363 Clear counters 37 Call cos t settings 37 1 C all cost limit 372 Show cos ts in
11 1 Shortcuts for sets of mes sage settings may vary depending on the number of sets supported by y our SIM card. 4S e t t i n g s 41 Call set tings 4 1 1 Automat ic redial 4 12 C all waiting 4 13 Send own n umber 4 14 Line in us e 4 15 C alling card 4 16 A utomatic answer 42 Secu rity se ttings 42 1 SIM card security 422 Phone security 423 Module security 424 Fixed dialing 425 Access codes 43 Phone settings 43 1 L anguage 432 List of own numbers 433 T ouch tone length 434 W elcome not e 435 System selection 436 Emergenc y key 9 437 Lights 44 Analog module settings 44 1 D igital/analog selection 442 Analog system selection 5F o r w a r d i n g 51 Forwa rd all voice ca lls 52 Forwa rd when not able to take calls 53 Canc el all call forwarding 6G a m e s 61 Memory 62 Snake 63 Logic 7 Calculator 8C l o c k 81 Alarm clock 82 Clock settings 82 1 D isplay/Hide clock 822 Adjust time 823 Time format 9T o n e s 91 Ringing option s 9 1 1 Rin g 9 12 As cending 9 13 Rin g once 9 14 Beep once 9 15 Silent 92 Ringing ton e (35 tone s) 93 Ringing volu me 93 1 L evel 1 932 Level 2 933 Level 3 934 Level 4 935 Level 5 94 Message al ert tone 94 1 No tone 942 Standard 943 Special 944 Beep once 945 Long & loud 95 K eypad t ones 95 1 O ff 952 Level 1 953 Level 2 954 Level 3 96 Warning tones 96 1 O n 962 Off 97 Vibrating alert 97 1 On 972 Off
12 Entering letter s and numbers Curso r The c ursor is a blin king ve rtical line tha t ap pears on the screen w hen yo u are en tering te xt or n umbers . Chara cters you e nter appe ar to th e right of the curso r . Pressing the key dele tes the cha racter to the left of the cu rsor . Use the scroll ke ys to move t he cursor t o the right or le ft. ABC mode Whe n yo ur phone is read y for y ou to enter text, such as a nam e or mes sage, it switche s to ABC mo de. The $%& icon shows that it is in AB C mode. When $%& is disp layed, you ca n ente r thes e ch arac ters by pressing the indicate d key repe atedly: K ey Char acte rs K ey Char act ers 1 . , ? ! - 1 7 PQRS 7 2A B C 2 8T U V 8 3 DEF 3 9 WXYZ9 4 G HI4 0 s pace, 0 5 JKL5 See âÂÂSpecial char acter s in names and message sâ 6 MNO 6 Change s l etter cas e, swi tch es be tween lette rs and nu mbers
13 Ch an gi ng le t ter ca se Press the key to switch bet ween upper- and lower- case letters. The $%& icon s witche s to DEF to in dicate that you a re using lowe r case. Ente ring nu mbers To enter nu mbers while in ABC mod e, you can: ⢠pres s and hold the corre sponding key u ntil the nu mber appears, or ⢠switch between ABC mode and num ber mode by pressin g and holding t he key . Specia l char ac ter s in names and messages In AB C mode y ou can pr ess the key to vi ew t h e s p e cia l characters below . If yo ur SIM card support s special cha racters, y ou c an use thes e char acters when sa ving names in your phone b ook or when writing tex t messages. Simp ly press or to highligh t the on e yo u want, then press 8VH . . , ? ! : ; - # * ( ) â â _ @ & $ ã % / < > ÿ á ç = ÃÂ¥
14 Spe cia l ch ar ac ter s in phone num bers Y ou can us e s pecia l charac ters to dial or s ave intern ational phone numbers as well as phone nu mbers of autom ated service s such as b ank ac count inform ation. W hen e ntering numbe rs, pre ss the key repeate dly t o use thes e characters. K e yguar d (locking the keyp ad) The Key guard fe ature allows y ou t o âÂÂlock â your ph oneâÂÂs ke ypad so that ac ci den t al ke ypre ss es h ave no effe ct. This is handy when your phon e is in a pocket or pu rse. Character Use - This c haracter is use d to send c omman d strings to the netw ork. Conta ct you r s ervice provider for details. . This cha racter is a prefix us ed for dialing internatio nal nu mber s. S Use this ch aracte r to save phone nu mbe rs of autom ated serv ices that require you to ente r a password or other inform ation after the call is answe red. For example , if your bankâÂÂs phone n umb er is 5 55-1 2 12 a nd you need to ente r your accou nt num ber (12 345 ) an d passwo rd (678 9), yo u could s ave th is phone numbe r as 8884545 S 456 7 8 S 9:;< Note : In digi tal ne tworks , digits to t he right of the S are sent af ter a 2.5-s econd paus e. In analog networks , digits to the right of t he S are not sent until you pres s 6HQG . Z This c hara cter cre ates a wait; digits to the right of th e Z are not se nt until you press 6HQG . Curre ntly this chara cter can not b e save d.
15 Note: K e yguard is not a se curity feature and will not pre vent unauth orized use of your ph one. T o lock the keys Press 0HQ X . T o unloc k th e keys Press 8QORFN . Notes a bout K eyguard ⢠Whe n Keyguard is on, calls may be possib le to the emergency number programmed into y our pho ne (e.g. 9 1 1 or other official emerge ncy numbe r). Howeve r , one- key em ergency dialin g (âÂÂthe 9 keyâÂÂ) doe s not operate . ⢠Keyguard is autom atica lly turne d off wh en the pho ne is conne cted to a car k it.
16 4. Se ttings This sectio n describes some ph one settings that you probably wonâÂÂt change very often, and ot hers that allow you to cus tomize your phone to suit y our pre ferenc es. Y ou can set the m now or skip to âÂÂBasic func tionsâ on page 2 4 to get started using your phone. Automati c redial Use 0HQ X 4 1 1 t o turn th is feature on or off. When aut omatic redial is on, your phone will re dial th e num ber youâ re trying to c all up to 1 0 tim es. To stop the call attempt s, press 4XLW or . Note: Autom atic re dial will not re dial a busy numbe r while you initiate or an swer ano the r call. Calling card set- up If you wish to use a callin g card for long dis tance c alls, you must first save your ca lling card inform ation int o your phone . Y our p hone can save information a bout two calling cards. Savin g cal lin g card inf orma tion 1 Press 0HQ X 4 1 5. 2 Scroll to the ca lling card y ou w ant to e dit, the n pres s 2SWLRQV . 3 Scroll to (G LW , then press 2. . 4 Enter your se curity code (see page 6 1), th en press 2. .
17 5 At 'LDOLQJ V HTXHQ FH , pr es s 6HOHFW . Press to c hoose the dialing s equen ce you r card uses , the n pres s 6HO H FW . Note: The ord er of th e followi ng steps may vary , depending on w hich d ialing sequenc e your c ard uses. 6 Ent er access numbe r (usua lly the 1-800 n umber lis ted on the back of the calling ca rd), the n press 2. . 7 Enter your c ard numbe r and/or PIN, then press 2. . Y our phone will display 6DY H FK D QJH V" Press 2. . 8 Press to reach &DUG QDPH , th en pr es s 6HO H FW . Ente r the ca rd name using your phone âÂÂs keypa d, then press 2. . Note: This proce dure might not wo rk with all calling cards . Please look at the back of your callin g card or contact your long dis tance company for more informat ion. Dial ing seq ue nc e Use fo r cards that re quir e you t o : Cards using thi s sequen ce Access num be r phone numbe r card nu mber Dial 1 -800 acces s numb er , then phone number , then car d nu mbe r ( PI N if req uired) MCI, A T&T T rue Choic e, Sprint Canada, Unite l Access num be r card nu mber phone numbe r Dial 1 -800 acces s numb er , the n c ard nu mbe r ( PIN if re quir ed) , then ph on e numb er netw orkMCI, WorldPhone MCI Prefix phone numbe r card nu mber Dial th e pr efix ( any numb ers th at m ust precede the p ho ne numbe r) and ph one numb er you wan t to dial , the n c ard nu mbe r ( PI N if r eq ui red ) GTE, P acBe ll, AT&T , Sten tor
18 Cho osi ng a ca ll in g ca rd to use Use 0HQ X 4 1 5 t o select a callin g card t o use. You will be require d to enter your securi ty code. Maki ng cal lin g ca rd call s See âÂÂCalling card callsâ on page 34. Clock Y o ur phone has a n inte rnal clock that can be displayed on the start screen. The c lock mu st be se t for call ti mes t o be recorde d (see âÂÂCall logâ on page 4 1). Sele ctin g ti me format Use 0HQ X 8 2 3 t o set the clockâ s format t o 570 KRXU or DP 2 SP . Setti ng the cl oc k Use 0HQ X 8 2 2 to e nter the curren t time. Use two digit s for both ho urs a nd minu tes ( for exam ple, e nter 1 :30 a s 3463 ). If the cloc kâÂÂs time format is set to DP 2 SP , you will be asked to choose DP or SP . Dis p la y in g or hi ding the cl oc k Press 0HQ X 8 2 1 to dis play the cloc k on the phon eâÂÂs sc reen if it is curren tly hidde n, or vice versa. Language Use 0HQ X 4 3 1 to set t he la nguage of your ph oneâÂÂs display . The sho rtcut for choosing Engl ish is to press 0HQ X 43 1 1 .
19 Li gh ts If youâÂÂre using your phone with a car kit, use 0HQX 4 3 7 to se t y our ph oneâ s lig h ts to 2Q (lights stay on) or $XWR PDWLF (after 15 se cond s, ligh ts turn off until th e next k ey is pressed, phone rin gs, etc.). For in formation about turning your ph oneâÂÂs lights o n at any time, see page 9. Send ow n number Use 0HQ X 4 1 3 to a ccess this network se rvice, whic h allow s you to disp lay yo ur pho ne num ber to the pe rson y ou are cal ling. This featu re is only effe ctive whe n calli ng a number tha t is equippe d with C aller ID . 3UH VH W uses the de fault network setting ( on or off). Contac t your s ervice prov ider to find out what the de fault is. 2Q displays your number to people you call. 2II prevents you r number from being shown to pe ople you ca ll. System selection Use 0HQ X 4 3 5 t o tell y our pho ne how to choose a PCS syste m (netw ork) if mo re t han one i s availa ble. Y our sel ection re mains a ctive until y ou c hange it or ch ange the SIM card. If you ch oose $XWRPDWL F , the phon e autom atically selec ts an avai lab l e sy st em. T he p hone be eps when i t swit che s to a different s ystem. If you choo se 0DQXDO , the ph one searches for and displays availa ble sys tems . Scroll t o the on e yo u want, then pre ss 6HO H FW . The ph one requests registration and displays the result. If you los e con nection while in Man ual m ode, the phone prompts you t o select a system again. For in formation on analog system selection, see â Analog system selectionâ on page 65.
20 To n e s Use 0HQ X 9 to c hange the six s ound s ettings in y our phone : ringing opt ion, ringin g tone, ringin g vo lume, me ssage alert tone, k eypad tone s, and w arning to nes. Th e q uick aler t s etti ngs f eatu re (see pa ge 2 1 ) al lo ws y ou to quickly select a fix ed combin ation of these se ttings to suit yo ur cu rren t envi ronm en t, wh eth er yo u are a t a so ccer gam e or in a library . Ring in g opt io n Use 0HQX 9 1 to tell your ph one how to not ify you tha t you hav e a call. 5LQJ The ph one rings norma lly us ing the currently select ed ri ngi ng to ne . $VFHQGLQ J The phone rings us ing the currently select ed ringing to ne. The ringing volume start s low and increases with su cce ssiv e rings. 5LQJ RQ FH The phone ring s once using the currently selected ri ngi ng to ne . %HHS RQ FH The phone beeps once. 6LOHQW The phon e makes no sound . The icon appears at the sta rt sc ree n. Ring in g to ne Y our ph one plays a rin ging tone when some one calls you and the ringi ng option is s et to 5LQJ , $VFHQGLQJ , or 5LQJ RQFH . U se 0HQX 9 2 to choose one of 3 5 ringing tone s. Scroll to a tone to hear how it sounds . Note: If the rin ging option is set t o 6LOHQW , the phone wonâÂÂt play sampl e tones.
21 Ring in g volu m e Use 0HQ X 9 3 to c ontrol the volume of your ph oneâÂÂs ringing and of me ssage alert ton es. Mess age al ert t one Use 0HQ X 9 4 to ch oose th e ton e played w hen y ou rec eive a text me ss age. Sc ro ll to a t one to h ear ho w it so und s. K eypad tones Use 0HQX 9 5 to a djust the volume of the tone s your phon e ma kes wh en you press its k eys. W a rning tones Use 0HQ X 9 6 to t urn your p honeâÂÂs w arning tones on or off. Warning tones a re crea ted by ev ents such as confirm ations , errors, power on, batte ry low , and recharge batt ery . This setting also turns game soun ds on and off. V ib r at in g al e r t If your phone h as the BMS-2V vibrating batte ry attached, us e 0HQ X 9 7 t o set y our ph one to v ibrate wh en you receiv e a voice call. I f you turn vibrating alert on, y our phone will vibrate even if its rin ging opt ion is set to 6L OHQW . Note: The vibratin g battery doe s not w ork w hen your phone is connected to a charger or handsfree car kit. Quic k a lert setti ngs Y ou ca n qu ic kl y ad ju st yo ur phon eâ s soun d setti ngs wh en you go into a meeting, go outdoors, etc . T o c hoose a quick a lert settin g , briefly press the key , sc roll to the setti ng you wa nt, th en pres s 2. .
22 0\ WRQHV This se tting uses the current settin gs in M enu 9, Ton e s. 6LOHQW All sound is turned off. The icon a ppears at the start scr een. 'L VF UH HW Y our pho ne be eps on ce wh en yo u re ceive a ca ll o r text mess age. Othe r tones ar e turn ed o ff. /RXG Y o ur phone rings loudl y . Othe r tones are loud as we ll. Note: Wh en eve r you ch ange a setting in M enu 9, T ones, the phone swit ches the cu rrent qu ick alert setting to 0\ WRQHV . Quic k aler t se tt ings w ith hea dset s an d car ki ts When you conn ect yo ur p hon e to a hea ds et or han dsf re e car kit, the phone au tomati ca lly selec ts the spe cial HDGVHW or &DU quic k alert se tting. Neithe r one is availa ble i n the list of quick a lert settings , and you cannot choose a different quick ale rt s ett ing w hil e t hese acc es sor ies a re conn ecte d. The HDGVHW and &DU settings work like the 0\ WRQ HV settin g, exc ept that they re membe r th e M enu 9 settin gs from th e last tim e yo u use d the h eads et or car k it. For e xam ple, if y ou change the ringing tone w hen the he adset is con nected, the phone uses tha t ringing ton e the next time th e headse t is conne cted . After you disconne ct the acc essory , th e phone returns to the quick alert settin g that was in us e before you con ne cted the acce ssory . V oice mailbox number Use 0HQ X 2 3 to se t yo ur vo ice mailbox numbe r . O nce y ou set you r voic e mailbox numbe r , you ca n pre ss and hold the key to dial you r voice mailbox. The voice m ailbox numbe r is sa ved unt il you ch ange it again. Dependin g on your SI M card, this n umber m ay be up to 3 2 digits lo ng. For more inform ation on voic e mail, see âÂÂV oic e me s sages â on page 46.
23 We l c o m e n o t e Use 0HQX 4 3 4 to se t a we lcom e note for your phone. This note is d isplayed briefly each tim e you t urn on y our phone . It can be you r name, a remin der , etc. This replaces any welcome no te saved by your service provid er .
24 5. Basic functions T urning the phone on or off Press an d hold the ke y for one second. Note: If the phone asks for a PIN code, see âÂÂPIN codeâ on p age 60. If the phone asks for a se curity code, see âÂÂSecurity codeâ on page 6 1. NORM AL POSITION: Hold the phone as you would any other tele phone , with the ante nna poin ted up and o ver you r shoulde r . TIPS ON EFFICIENT OPERA TION: A s with any other radio transm itting de vice, d o no t t ouch th e antenn a unne cessarily whe n the phone is switc hed on. Con tact with the ante nna affects call quality and may cause the phone to operate at a highe r pow er level than oth erwise ne eded. WARNING! Do not switch on th e phone wh en wireless phon e use is prohib ited or w hen it may cause interferen ce or danger . Checking signal stre ngth Y our ph one operates on radio waves. Radio signal coverage is main taine d by a wire less ne twork, an d the qua lity of c alls on your ph one depends on the strength of the w ireless radio signal . Get a strong signal Whe n yo u are at the start s creen (se e page 9) or in a call, the stre ngth of the radio signal is indicated by the signal indicators on the le ft side of yo ur phone âÂÂs display . These indicators scroll as the signal stren gth in crea se s an d decre ases . To improve your phoneâÂÂs rec eption, try movi ng your pho ne slight ly . If you âÂÂre inside a bu ilding, mo ve tow ard a w indow .
25 Making a call 1 Enter the area code and pho ne num ber . ( 0HQX change s to &DOO .) 2 Press &DOO and w ait for the other party to an swer . IMPO RTANT! The phone can make an d receive ca lls only when: ⢠It is switche d on, ⢠It ha s a v alid SIM c ard insta lled, an d ⢠It is located in the service area of a GSM 1900 or analog network (if using th e optional an alog modu le) whe re your SIM c ard can be used and the radio signal stren gth is ad equa te. Maki ng an inte rn at io na l call Ent er the cha racter by press ing tw ice. T hen e nter the country co de, ar ea code, an d phone nu mb er , and pr e s s &DOO . Adjusting earpiece volume To adjust the earpiece vo lume, pre ss or du ring a cal l. If an a cce ssory with its own l oudsp eaker is co nnected to your phon e, the sc roll keys will a djust t he volume for tha t acce ssory . Ending a call Press (QG . Last n umber re dia l The last eight nu mber s you dialed are store d in the dialed cal ls list. Use this lis t to re-dia l a num ber yo u have calle d rece ntly .
26 1 From th e start screen, press to access the dialed ca ll s lis t . 2 Scroll to the nu mber you wan t. 3 Press &DOO . Saving a name and nu mber See âÂÂSaving n ames and num bersâ on page 37. Finding a na me and number 1 Press to ac cess your ph one book. 2 Scroll to the numbe r you want. (To s kip ahead quick ly in the list, pre ss the numbe r ke y tha t corres ponds to the first lette r of the name .) 3 Press &DOO . For othe r wa ys to find names and numbers , see â Finding names and num bersâ on page 3 8. Answering a call Whe n someon e calls, the phone will alert yo u (see âÂÂTonesâ on page 20) an d &DOO will flas h on the displa y . To answe r the ca ll, press $Q VZ HU . Caller ID Calle r ID is a network serv ice that displays the pho ne numbe r of the person ca lling you, if it is available . Chec k with your servic e provide r for details . If the caller c an be identifie d, the phone displays the call er's phone num ber an d FDOOLQJ . If the numbe r mat ches a name s aved in your phone book, the name is displayed in stead. How ever , if the la st seve n digits of the phone num ber match more t han one name in the phon e book, only th e phone numbe r is disp layed.
27 If you also subsc ribe to th e c all forwa rding n etwork se rvice and the incomin g call has been forwarde d from anothe r phone number , the ph one displays )RU ZDUGHG FDOO , then the name or numbe r and FDOOLQJ ! . Rejecting a call To reject an incoming ca ll, press . In some network s this automati cally sends the c all to v oice ma il if you have a voice -mail subs crip tion.
28 6. Emergency calls 1 If the phone is not on , switch it on. Some n etworks m ay require that a valid SIM card is properl y inserte d in the phone . 2 Pres s and hold the key f or se ve r al sec on d s to ready t he phone for calls. 3 K ey in th e em erge ncy nu mber for y our pre sent locatio n (e.g. 9 1 1 or other offic ial emergency numbe r). Emergency numbe rs vary by loc ation. 4 Press &DOO . IMPO RTANT! This phon e, like an y wireless phone, ope rates using radio signals, wireless and landline ne tworks as well as user- programme d funct ions which cann ot guarante e c onnection in all conditions . Theref ore you shou ld never rely solely upon any wire less phone for essential comm uni cation s (e.g . medi cal em erg en c i es) . Reme mber , to make or receiv e any calls the phone mus t be switched on and in a service area w ith adequate signal strength . Emerge ncy calls may not b e poss ible on all w ireless phone networks or when certain ne tw ork services and/or phon e f eat ur es a re in us e. Chec k wit h l oc al ser vic e p ro vider s. If certain feature s are in use (K eyguard, fixed dialing, etc.), you may firs t need to turn those feature s off before you can ma ke an eme rgen cy cal l. C onsult this docum ent an d y our local cellular servic e pro vider . Whe n makin g an emergen cy call, remem ber to give all the necessary informatio n as accurately as possible. Remember that your wireless phone may be the only means of commu nica tion at the scene of an accident - do not cut off the call un til given perm ission to do so.
29 Emergency k ey 9 Whe n this featu re is on , the phone attem pts to ma ke a n emer ge nc y cal l wh en yo u: ⢠pres s and hold the 9 key , or ⢠pres s 9, the n pres s &DOO . This feature is set to 2II in new phones and will no t work until you turn it on . Use 0HQ X 4 3 6 to turn this feature on or off. Not e: W he n Ke y g ua r d i s ac t i ve , th e onl y wa y t o ma ke an eme rgen cy ca ll is to dial the em erge nc y num ber , then pre ss &DOO . IMPO R TANT ! Official emergenc y num bers (for example, 9 1 1) vary by location. Only one nu mbe r is dialed automatic a lly by Emerge ncy Key 9, a nd it m ight not be the proper n umber in all circ ums ta n ces.
30 7. Advanced fu nction s In-call menu Whe n you a re in a single call, the Navi ⢠key fun ction is (QG . How ever , yo ur phone has an in-c all me nu tha t allows y ou to perform severa l functions w hile in a call. To access th e in- cal l menu, press to chang e the Na vi⢠key fun ction to 2SWLRQV , then pre ss 2SWLRQV . Note: If you have an ac tive call an d an incoming or h eld call, pr es si ng is nâ t n ec ess ar y; 2SWLRQV appears automatic ally . Depending on t he num ber of active calls and whethe r you are using digital or analog mode , the following in-call options may be a vaila ble: Call hold Y ou can put a single call on h old by s electing ROG from the in-ca ll men u. T o retu rn to the cal l, select 8QKROG from the in-ca ll men u. ROG 28 QKROG hold or re lease a call 1HZ FDOO make a call whe n you have one in progress $QVZHU answ er an inc omin g call 5HMHFW reject an inco ming call 6ZD S sw itch betwe en two calls 'URS FDOO end the ac ti ve cal l (QG DOO FDOOV end bo th calls 7 RXF K WRQ HV send touch tones 6HQ G sen d the c hara cters on the display 3KRQH ERRN find a name, sa ve a phone number , etc.
31 Making/receiving multiple calls Mak in g a ne w o utg oi ng ca ll Select 1HZ FDOO from th e in-call menu, e nter or fin d th e phone number you wan t, then press &DOO . Th e first call is aut omatically put on hold. The active c all is indic ated by the icon and t he held ca ll is indicate d by the icon. Ca ll wa it in g The call wa iting net work serv ice allow s you t o recei ve an incomin g call when youâÂÂre alrea dy in a call. The phone beeps to let you kn ow o f the incomin g call. To turn on ca ll waitin g, press 0HQX 4 1 2 , the n select $FWL YDWH . T o turn ca ll waiting off, select &DQFHO . T o se e whe ther call waiti ng is cu rrently on or off, se lect 6WDWXV . To answ er a wa iting ca ll, sel ect $QVZHU from the in-call menu . The call you were in is put on hold . T o reject a waitin g ca ll, select 5HMHFW from the in-call menu. (Y ou ca n also not answ er the call.) Switchin g between two calls in prog ress Select 6ZD S from the in-call menu. Endi ng th e act ive cal l only Select 'URS FDOO from th e in-ca ll men u. The he ld ca ll be com es act ive . Endi ng both cal ls Select (QG DOO FDOOV from th e in-ca ll me nu.
32 Call forwarding Use 0HQ X 5 t o a cces s the call forwarding n etwork s ervice, whic h lets you forw ard your incoming calls to anothe r phone number. Che ck with your serv ice provider for details. Forward ing call s Call forwarding t ypes are )RU ZDUG D OO YRLFH FDOOV and )RU ZDUG ZKHQ QRW DE OH WR WDNH F DOOV . Choose a type, choose $FWL YDWH , en ter the numbe r to whic h ca lls should be forwarded, then pre ss 2. . )RU ZDUG D OO YRLFH FDOOV forwar ds all calls to the numbe r you enter . The icon appe ars on the start screen alon g with an indic ation of whi ch line(s) are being fo rwarded (see âÂÂChoosing an outgoin g lineâ on page 33) . T o check the number to which calls are being forw arded, choose the 6WD W XV option. )RU ZDUG ZKHQ QRW DE OH WR WDNH F DOOV forwards c alls only whe n your line is busy , your phone is turned off, there is no answ er , or yo ur phon e is not in serv ice. The re is n o 6WDWXV option for t his type of call forw arding. Canc ell ing ca ll forwardin g To cancel each t ype of c all forwarding indi vidually , use th e &DQFHO op tion. To cance l all call forwardin g, press 0HQX 5 3. Note: Cancelling all call forw arding may also canc el any automatic fo rwardin g of calls to voice mail that you r se rvice provider has activate d for you. Conta ct your s erv ice prov ider for details. 1-touch dialing This feature allow s you to ma ke phon e calls quickly and easily with the touc h of a button.
33 The s econd through e ighth phone nu mbers you s ave to y our phone book are au tomatically assigned to k eys 2 through 8. Y o u can ch ange the k ey assignm ents using the following procedure. Note : Keys 1 an d 9 are used ex clu siv ely for d i aling yo ur v oice mailbox and for attemptin g e mergency c alls, respecti vely (see âÂÂV oi ce messagesâ on page 46 and âÂÂEmergency callsâ on page 28). Assigning numbers to keys At the sta rt screen , 1 Press 0HQ X 1 7. 2 Scroll to the ke y you want to as sign a numbe r to, th en press $VVLJQ . 3 Press or to c hoose t he num ber you wa nt to assign to the sele cted k ey , th en press 2. . Once y ou h ave assig ned a n umbe r to a ke y , you ca n p res s 2SWLRQV and then v iew , change , or e rase th e n umber assign ment. M ak in g ca ll s using on e- to uc h di al i ng Press an d hold a key (2 t hrough 8) for a few seconds to call the num ber ass igned to it . Y our phone fin ds the phon e numbe r , displa ys it briefly , then dials it. Choosing an outgoin g line Some n etworks offer a servic e th at allows y ou to hav e more than o ne phon e li neâ for ex ample , on e f or wo rk -rel ated cal ls and one for personal calls. If y ou have su bscribed to t his service and your SIM card supports this feature, y ou can u se 0HQ X 4 1 4 to se lect /LQH 4 or /L QH 5 for o utgoin g calls. ( Y ou can rece ive calls on eit her line at any tim e.) Tip : Y ou can also press and hold un til t he phone displays &KDQJH WKH SKRQH OLQH" Press 2. to sw itch lines or to cance l.
34 Calling card calls Before y ou ca n make a c all us ing a calling ca rd, you have to ente r your c alling c ard informat ion into th e ph one. See âÂÂCalling card set-u pâ on page 16. To make a call u sing a c alling card: 1 En te r th e pho ne nu mber , inc ludi ng any pr ef ix (su ch as 0 or 1) that y our calling c ard may require when you ma ke a ca lling ca rd call. Se e your calling ca rd for inst ructions . 2 Press and hold &DO O for a few seconds until your phone displays &DUG FDOO . 3 Y our ph one displays : DLW IRU W RQH / W KHQ S UHVV 2. . W ait for the tone, then press 2. . 4 Y o ur phone display s : DLW IR U WRQH / SUH VV 2. DJDLQ . W ait for the tone a gain, th en press 2. . List of own num bers If yo ur SIM car d support s th is fea tur e, you can use 0HQX 4 3 2 to vie w the phone nu mber(s ) of yo ur SI M card. Use th e scroll keys t o view the n umbers if there is more th an on e. Automati c answe r Use 0HQ X 4 1 6 t o turn th is feature on or off. When automatic answer is turned on, your phon e answers incomin g vo ice calls afte r one rin g. This featu re is available only w hen y our phone is con nected to a he adset or t o an approved ha ndsfre e car kit e quipped with the ignition sense option, with th e ignition on. Th is fea ture does not func tion with data calls. T ouch tones Y o ur phone can ge nerate various s ounds, c alled touch t one s, whe n t he keys ar e p ress ed.
35 Touch tones c an be used for many a utomate d, ove r-the- phone services s uch a s voi ce mail, ca lling ca rds, and checking airline arrival/departure tim es and bank balanc es. Note: Sen ding con fiden tial informat ion ov er the air using touch ton es is not recommended in analog mode. Setti ng to uch to ne lengt h Use 0HQX 4 3 3 to set tou ch-tone length to 6KRU W (1 00 ms.) or /RQJ (500 ms.). Saving tou ch tone strin gs Touch tone strings ca n be u sed for sendin g and rece iving informa tion wit h your ph one. Sav e touch ton e strings the same wa y you sav e phone nu mber s (see page 26). For ex ample , you c an s ave your o ffice voic e ma ilbox number along with your pa ssword for ea sy access to you r mes sages. See âÂÂSpecial characters in phone n umbersâ on page 14. Send in g to uch t one string s 1 During a call, press , then pres s 2SWLRQV . 2 Scroll to 7 RXFK W RQHV , then pr es s 2. . 3 Ent er or find t he touc h tone string, then pres s 2. . F ax an d d a ta cal ls Y our ph one can send and receive data and faxes via an optiona l data ada pter th at con nects to the ba se of the phone . The phone automatic ally recogn izes the type of the conne cted termi nal. Maki ng a f ax or da ta call 1 Using the data adapter , connect the appropriat e data or fax te rminal to the ph one. If you t ry to m ake a data or fa x call and the data ad apter is n ot con nected or is co nnect ed incorre ctl y , the text
36 3OHDVH FRQQHFW WHUPLQDO wil l appe ar . Che ck th at th e da ta adapte r is properly s et up. 2 Enter or find the phone numbe r . 3 Press &DOO . 4 End the call by pre ssing (QG . For more information, refer to docume ntat ion supplied w ith your data adapter , data application or fax application. Note: Y ou cannot mak e a data or fax call while you have active or held calls i n progres s. Receivin g a fa x or dat a ca ll Whe n yo u rece ive a fax call, )D[ FDOO flashes on y our phoneâÂÂs display . Wh en you are alrea dy in a ca ll, a waitin g fax call is indicate d by . Whe n you re ceive a data c all, 'DWD F DOO flashes on you r phone âÂÂs display . Whe n you are alre ady in a call, a wa iting data c all is indic ated by . Y o u can a nswer fa x and data ca lls using the conne cted termin al or the phone âÂÂs keypad. If the data a dapte r is not con necte d or is c onnecte d inco rrectly , the t ext 3OHDVH F RQQHFW WHUPLQDO will appe ar . Check that the data adapte r is prope rly set up . Service command editor This featu re all ows y ou to send com mands to the n etwork to act ivate te leph one serv ices. C ontac t your w ireles s servic e provider for details. Press 0HQX 2 5, co mpose the com mand (see page 12), then press 6HQ G . ) '
37 8. Ph on e boo k Y ou r ph one all ows y ou t o sav e phon e num bers an d assoc iated names s o they are ri gh t at your fi nger ti ps fo r easy di a li ng. Note th at the m aximum number of phone boo k entries and the ma xim um length of saved names and numbe rs depend on you r SIM card. Saving names and numbers Saving a na me and number i s ea sy! Just e nter th e ph one nu mber , press or , then press 6DYH . Ent er a name if yo u wish, then pres s 2. . Saving a number qu ic kly To save a numbe r quic kly , e nter th e ph one nu mber , press or , then press and hold 6DYH . Th e num ber i s saved to you r phone book and y ou can add a n ame to i t later (see âÂÂEditing n ames and numbersâ on page 39). Saving a name and n umber while in a c all To save a nam e an d numbe r while in a c all, en ter the num ber , pr ess 2SWLRQV , scroll to 3KRQH ERRN , scroll t o $GG HQWU \ , en ter a name if y ou l ike, an d pre ss 2. . The phone displays the phone nu mber you ente red; ed it it if ne cessar y , then pre ss 2. . Notes a bout sa ving names ⢠Th ere are many ways to save nam es, an d yo ur phone book will be eas ier to use if you choose one metho d and be c onsiste nt. Fo r exampl e, if y ou sa ve M aryâÂÂs wo rk num ber as 0DU \ : , you m ight want to save Rich ardâÂÂs mobile num ber as 5LFKDUG0 . Savin g name s the s ame way w ill h elp you find them faster .
38 ⢠A name ma y appear on ly o nce in memory . If y ou try t o save a name that already ex ists i n memory , the phone asks if you w ant to replace the c urrently saved n ame. ⢠If you try to save a phon e number an d your phon e book is ful l, you a re giv en the optio n to repla ce an ex isting entry . Scroll to the en try you wa nt to re place and press 2. , or press to cancel. Finding names and numbers There are seve ral wa ys to fin d nam es and num bers in you r phone book. From the start s c reen Press to ac cess your ph one book, then either scroll to the name /numbe r you w ant or press the n umber key tha t corresponds to the first lette r of the name (your phone displa ys the first matc hing ent r y at the top of the screen ). Using the Phon e book me nu Press 0HQ X 1 1, enter the firs t few lette rs of th e na me, t hen pre ss 2. . Y our phone dis plays the first m atch ing entry at th e top of t he sc reen. Whil e perfo rming o ther functi on s Say you âÂÂre re ady to send a text message to a friend w hose phone number is save d in your p hone book. Whe n you a re prompt ed to e nter the phone number , you can find it in ste ad âÂÂsi m ply p re ss 6HDUFK to access your phon e book.
39 Editing names and numbers To edit phone book entries, press 0HQ X 1 3 , scrol l to the ent ry y ou want t o ed i t, th en p res s (GLW . Edit the nam e and num ber as n ee ded. Erasing names and numbers Use 0HQ X 1 4 t o erase entries from you r phone book. 2QH E\ RQH lets you select one entry at a tim e to b e eras ed . (UDVH DOO erases you r entire phone book. (Y ou will be required t o ente r your s ecurity code first.) Exchanging names and numbers Y o u can us e you r phone t o e xchange na mes and n umb ers wit h someo ne el s e whose phone supports this feature. To se n d an entry in you r phone book to anothe r person, use 0HQ X 1 5. Scroll to the ent ry y ou wa nt to s end, press 6HQG , en ter or find the recipie ntâÂÂs phone num ber , then press 2. . When someone sends you a name and number , your phone displays 3KRQH ERRN H QWU \ UH FHL YHG . Pre ss 2SWLRQ V . Choose 6KR Z to s ee the name an d nu mber , 6DY H to s ave the en try to your ph one book, or 'LV F DU G to disc ard the informa tion. Scrolling view Use 0HQ X 1 6 1 to ch oose a scrolling v iew for your p hone book ( 1DP H O LVW , 1DPH . QXPEHU , or 1DPH RQO\ ). Tip : If your pho neâÂÂs s crolling vie w is set to 1DPH OLVW or 1DPH RQO\ , you c an v iew th e p hone numbe r assoc iate d wi th a n ame by p res sing a nd holding the key .
40 Checking available memory Use 0HQ X 1 6 2 to se e h ow ma ny me mory locations a re fre e and ho w many are being us ed. (Each m emo ry location holds one number an d as soc iat ed name.) Service numbers If your wirele ss service provider sup ports this feature , you ca n us e 0HQ X 1 8 to access a list of c ustomer service phone numbe rs. Sele ct a number , the n press &DO O .
41 9. Call log For yo ur co nve nience , the ca ll lo g ( 0HQX 3) re cords the phone numbers of missed, rec eived, and dialed calls as well as the am ount of time sp ent in calls. Note: Missed, rece ived, and dialed calls lists are automati cally er ased whe n you use a SIM ca rd that is not one of the 5 most previous cards use d with the phone, or y ou change the phone security se tting. See âÂÂPhon e secu rityâ on page 62. The Options key Whe n y ou ac cess 0LVVHG FDOOV , 5HFHLYH G FDOOV , or 'LD O HG FDOO V and press 2SWLRQV , a list of options appears on your phoneâÂÂs display . &DOO dials the num ber . &DOO WLPH sh ows th e time of the call. (GLW Q XPEHU allows y ou to edit th e number . 6DY H a llows y ou to enter a na me for t he num ber , edit th e number if n eeded, and save both to you r phone book. (UDVH era ses th e number fro m th e c all list. 9LHZ QX PEHU displ ays the phon e num ber i f the a ssoc iated nam e is currently displaye d. Missed calls Y our phone autom atically stores the l ast 5 numbe rs tha t hav e tried unsuc cessfully to rea ch you while you r phone was o n. When the displ ay says Missed ca lls Press /LVW . If y ou have missed m ore tha n one call, you can scroll throu gh the list of nu mbers. To dial the displayed num ber , pr ess 2SWLRQV , th en cho ose &DOO .
42 Viewing the missed calls list at any time Use 0HQ X 3 1 to view the missed c alls list at any time. To dial a number , pre ss 2SWLRQV , then choose &DOO . Received calls Y our phone autom atically stores the p hone numbe rs of the 5 mo st re cent calls youâÂÂv e an swe red. Use 0HQ X 3 2 to v iew the received c alls list . T o dial a nu mber , pre ss 2SWLRQV , the n choose &DO O . Dialed calls Y our phone autom atically stores the l ast 8 numbe rs youâ ve diale d. From the start scre en, press to a cces s the dialed cal ls list. Scroll to the nu mbe r you w ant, the n press &DO O . Note: T o perform any of the options listed o n page 4 1, acc ess the dialed calls list by pressing 0HQX 33 . Clearing call lists Use 0HQ X 3 4 to clear the missed, dialed, and/or receiv ed cal l lists. Call timers Use 0HQ X 3 5 to see th e am ou nt of time youâÂÂve spe nt in calls. For information on ca ll timers for an alog cal ls, see âÂÂC all timers for analog callsâ on page 66. Note: Each phon e nu mber in yo ur SIM card h as its own timers. Viewing call timers Use 0HQ X 3 5 to v iew t he va rious c all time rs.
43 Se tti ng tim e rs ba ck to 0 Use 0HQ X 3 5 4 t o clear digit al ca ll timers. Y ou w ill be require d to enter your securi ty code. Displayi ng the current call timer dur ing calls 1 Press 0HQ X 3 5 1. 2 Press 'HWDLOV . 3 Press 6HO H FW . 4 Scroll to 2Q , then press 2. . During a call, the amou nt o f time s pent in that call w ill be displayed. Note: The actual tim e invoice d for calls by you r service prov ider may vary , depending upon network feature s, rounding-o ff for billing, and so forth.
44 1 0. Co ntrollin g call costs Y o ur phone has fe atures t hat help y ou c ontrol the amou nt of mone y you spend on calls. Note: The actual invo ice for calls and service s from you r service pro vider may v ary , depending upon network features, rounding-o ff for billing, taxes and so forth. Viewing c all costs This netw ork serv ice allows you to che ck the cost of the last or curre nt ca ll, or th e to tal cost of all ca lls t hat yo u hav e made or recei ved sinc e the c ount ers we re last re set. Con tact your serv ice provider for details. Note: This feature is not supported in analog mode. Show ca ll co sts Use 0HQ X 3 6 to v iew /DVW FDOO FRV W (cost of last call, or current c all if applic able) or $OO FDOOV FRVW (cost of a ll calls sinc e coun ters w ere la st res et). Cle ar ca ll co st co unters Use 0HQ X 3 6 3 t o clea r call- cost co unters . Y ou will be required to enter your PIN2 code. Show cos ts in Use 0HQ X 3 7 2 to tell the phone whe ther yo u wa nt to s how call c ost s and set cal l cost limit s in &XUUHQF\ (dollars) or 8QLWV (netwo rk charging units). If you choose &XUUHQF\ , you will n eed to enter the price of e ach chargi ng unit. This information is availa ble from your service provider . Note: This feature app ears only if supported by your operator and SI M card.
45 Limiting c all costs This feature allow s you to se t a ca ll cost li mit for your phone . When t he limit you set is re ached, no calls can be mad e exce p t f or emer ge nc y c alls. Se tti ng a ca ll co st li mit Us e 0HQ X 3 7 1 to set a call c ost limit. You will be re quired to enter your PIN 2 code. At the 1XPEHU RI XQLWV = prompt, ente r a whole numbe r of eith er cha rging units or dolla rs (see âÂÂShow costs inâ on page 44). The num ber of remainin g units or dollars is shown when the displa y is clear . Removing t he ca ll c ost l imit To remove t he call c ost limit , press 0HQX 3 7 1, en te r yo u r PIN2 co de, and choose 2II .
46 1 1. V oice me ssages V oice m ail is a ne twork s ervice that a llows callers t o record a m essage w hen yo u cannot be reached. Saving your voi ce mailbox number See âÂÂV oice mailbox num berâ on page 22. Listening to voice messages When you rec eiv e a voi ce m es sage, your phone may notify you by beeping, displaying th e voice m essage indicator , and displaying 1HZ YRLFH PHVVDJH . The phone may display the numbe r of messag es if th ere is more th an one. Note: The m ethod of n otification depends on y our service prov ider . Whe n your ph one notifie s you that you ha ve a n ew voi ce message, pr ess /L VW HQ . Y ou r phone di als your v oice mailbo x numb er , if you ha ve s ave d it. Calling your voice mailbox at any time Onc e yo u ha ve sa ve d yo ur voi c e ma i lb ox numbe r , you can press an d hold the key to dia l your voice m ailbox.
47 12. T ext messages The tex t mes sage n etwork servic e allows you to ex chan ge short text m ess ages w ith othe r phon es th at hav e text message capability . Y ou can also ask your service provider to convert the message to other formats suc h as e-mail and fax. T he me ssages are first s ent to your Message C ente r , then delive red t o the re cipient . Before you can send an d rece ive text me ssa ges, you must ente r certain informat ion into y our phone. See âÂÂMessage settingsâ on page 50. Writing a message Press 0HQX 2 1 3 to w rite a m essage of up to 1 60 charact ers. The numbe r of availabl e charac ters re maining i s shown i n the t op right corn er of the display . For details on en tering lette rs, see â Entering letters and n umbers â on page 12. If at some point you decide to start over , press 2SWLRQV , the n press &O HDU VF U HH Q . Y ou can also pre ss and hold . All characters are deleted from t he message. Saving a messa ge After w riting a me ssage, press 2SWLRQ V , scroll to 6DY H , th en press 2. . The m essa ge is saved in the O utbox. Sending a message After w riting a me ssage, press 2SWLRQ V , scroll to 6HQ G , th en press 2. . Ente r the recipien tâÂÂs ph one num ber or find it in the phone book, or enter an e-mail addre ss, then press 2. . The me ssage is sent using t he cur rent ly se lec ted me ssa ge settin g (see âÂÂMe ssage sett ing sâ on page 50).
48 Se nd in g usin g a lter n a te m e s sag e se t ti ng 6HQ G VSHF LD O allows y ou t o send a messag e using a n altern ate m essage se ttin g (see âÂÂMe ssa ge set ti ngsâ on page 50). Y ou choose a se tting to use, then specify whet her you want t o e nter a phon e number ( 1XPHU LF ) or a routing address ( 7H [ W 2 QXPE HUV ). The phone will pro mpt yo u for the numbe r or routing address. Note: If you ch oose to send the mes s age by e- mail, the phone prompts you for the e-mail addre ss and n umber if you choose 1XPHU LF or the e- mail address and routing address if you choose 7H [ W 2 Q XP EHU V . A routing address may be required when sending messages via fax, page, or e-mail. For help using this feature, contact your service prov ider . Reading a message When you rec eiv e a text mess age, the p ho ne dis plays 0HVVDJH UHFHLYHG and the indicator , and m akes a so und (de pen ding on t he me ssa ge aler t to ne; s ee p age 21). T o read the message, press 5HDG . This t akes you to t he In box, with the ne w me ssage sele cted. Press 5HDG again. If nec essary , us e the scroll keys to read th e en tire mess age. After re aching the end of th e m essage, us e the scroll ke ys to view th e senderâÂÂs name or phone numbe r , and th e date and time the me ssage wa s receive d. When youâ ve seen the l ast new m ess age, the indic ato r disappears. About the Inbox Incom ing te xt me ssage s are s tored in the Inbox. Use Menu 2 1 1 to a cce ss the Inbox . Y o u will se e a list of mes sage he aders. The icon in front of the hea der i ndicates that a mess age has be en rea d. The icon indicates th at a message has not been read. Sc roll to the mes sage yo u w ant t o read, then press 5HDG .
49 W orki ng with mess ages in the Inbox Severa l options are availabl e while youâÂÂre read ing a message. Just press 2SWL RQV , s crol l to t he one you wan t, then p res s 2. . (UDVH dele tes th e mes sage. Pres s 2. to confirm t he dele tion or to c ancel. 5HSO\ sends a reply to t he sen der of the mess age. En ter your mes sage , the n pr ess 2SWLRQV . Choose 6HQG . The phone displays the return n umber . Edit the numbe r if n ecessary , then pre ss 2. . (GLW a llows y ou to edit a messag e. *HW QX PEHU retrie ves a n includ ed phone numbe r from a mes sage, if there is one . Y ou can use it like an y oth er numbe r . If there is more th an one nu mber , scroll to the numbe r yo u wa nt, then press 2. . )RU ZDUG send s the m ess age to som eon e else . Edi t th e mes sage , the n pr ess 2SWLRQV . 6HQ G is selected . Press 2. . Ent er or find t he rec ipien tâÂÂs p hone nu mber , th en press 2. . 'HWDLOV allow s you to scroll through th ese details of the message, if available: senderâÂÂs nam e and phone num ber , message cen ter used for sendin g, reception date and t ime, reply path availabilit y . About the Outbox Use 0HQ X 2 1 2 t o acc ess the Outbox , wh ere te xt me ssage s tha t you hav e writte n a nd save d are stored. The icon in front of a message heading shows th at you have attempted to se nd the mes sage to t he te xt messag e ce nter . Th e icon s hows tha t you h ave not yet tried to send t he message. Pr ess 5HDG to read the selec ted me ssage . W orki ng with mess ages in the Outbox While reading a m essa ge, press 2SWLRQV to work wi th message s. Scroll t o one of t he following opt ions. (UDVH delete s the messa ge . Press 2. to confirm or to ca ncel .
50 (GLW a llows y ou to edit the mes sage. *HW QX PEHU retrie ves a n includ ed phone numbe r from a mes sage, if there is one . Y ou can use it like an y oth er numbe r . If there is more th an one nu mber , scroll to the numbe r yo u wa nt, then press 2. . )RU ZDUG send s the m ess age to som eon e else . Edi t th e mes sage , the n pr ess 2SWLRQV . 6HQ G is selected . Press 2. . Enter or find the recipientâÂÂs ph one numbe r , th en press 2. . Message stora ge The Inbox and Outbox share a fix ed amoun t of memory in your SI M ca rd. Wh en the re is no mo re room t o store mes sages , the indica tor blinks . If you are sent a text messag e whe n the memory is full, the ph one displa ys the me ss age 1R VSDFH = PH VV DJ H Z DLW LQ J . Y ou should delete one or more old messages to m ake room for the new message. The n etwork w ill re-send the me ssage at a late r tim e. Note: Depending on your SIM card, the Inbox and Outbox can cont ain a total of up to 50 mes sages . Message set tings Y ou can s pec ify the way you r phon e sends text me ssage s. Depe nding on y our SI M card, you ca n ha ve u p to fiv e âÂÂset sâ of settin gsâÂÂfor example, one for e-m ail messages, one for pages, one fo r faxes, etc. Cha ng ing in di vid u a l se ts of m e s s age setti ng s Use 0HQ X 2 2 to ed it sets of messag e set tings. Scroll to th e set y ou w ant to chan ge, pres s 6HOHFW , then choose one of the following items . 0HVVDJH FH QWHU QXPEH U En te r the pho ne nu mber o f th e mes sage c enter you want to use to send a nd re ceive text messag es. T his nu mber is a vailable from your w ireless service provider . 0HVVDJHV VHQW DV Select 7H [ W , )D[ , 3D J H or ( 0 PDLO format.
51 Note: In order to receive a converted message, the re cipient needs to hav e the appropriate termin al devic e. 0HVVDJH YDOLGLW\ Selec t the a mount of tim e you w ant messag es to be store d at the messa ge ce nter while wait ing to be delivered. Changing co mmo n messag e settings Comm on m essage s ettings a pply to all me ssages y ou se nd. Del ive ry rep ort s Deliv ery re ports is a ne twork s ervice t hat at tem pts to notify you w hen a n outgoin g me ssage has be en delive red to th e recipie nt. Use 0HQ X 2 2 6 1 ( 0HV VDJHV > 0HVVDJH VHWWLQJV > &RPPRQ > 'HOLYHU \ UHS RUWV ) to t urn delivery reports on or off. Note: The men u sh ortcu t for this feature may differ depending on the num ber of sets of message settings supported by your SIM c ard. Repl y vi a sa me ce nter Re ply via s ame cente r is a ne twork s ervice tha t attempt s to route the re ply to a te xt me ssage via y our ow n mes sage cent e r . Use 0HQX 2 2 6 2 ( 0HVVDJHV > 0HVVDJH VHWWLQJV > &RPPRQ > 5HSO\ YLD VDPH FHQWHU ) to turn this feature on or off. Note: The men u sh ortcu t for this feature may differ depending on the num ber of sets of message settings supported by your SIM c ard. News & info service This network service delivers n ews and information such as weathe r and traffic re ports to y ou via the w ireless netw ork. Conta ct your se rvice prov ider for details.
52 Using the news & information servic e Use 0HQ X 2 4 to choose one of th e following option s. 2Q turns on Ne ws & info reception. 2II turns o ff News & in fo reception. 7 RSL F LQGH[ retrie ves a list of all availa ble topics from the ne two r k. 7R S L F V lets you create an d edit yo ur personal topic list, and turn m essage delivery on or off for in dividual topics in you r list. See âÂÂWorking with topicsâ . /DQJXDJ H allows you to choose one or more languages for messag es. S croll through the la nguages and press 0DUN to select a langu age or 8Q PDU N to desele ct it. When youâÂÂre done, press , th en press <H V to save you r ch an ges o r to canc el. Workin g w it h to pi cs Use 0HQ X 2 4 4 1 to add a topic to y our t opic list. Ent er a topic n umber and give it a name (for ex ample, :H D W K H U ). Whe n you have at le ast one topic in your topic list, you have the followin g ch oice s. 6HO H FW allows you to 0DU N (sel ec t) o r 8QPDU N (des elec t) topics in you r topic list fo r mes sage de livery . Y ou will rece ive messages about marked topics only . When you âÂÂre done, press , then press <H V to save your ch ange s or to ca ncel . (GLW a llows yo u to edit an e xisting topic nam e and nu mber . (UDVH a llows yo u to era se a topic from y our t opic list.
53 13. Other featur es Games Use 0HQ X 6 to c halle nge you rself or a frien d to the three fun games in your phone. T o pause a game, press . To resume, choose &RQWLQXH . For inform ation about tu rning game sounds on or off, see âÂÂWarning tone sâ on page 2 1. REMEMB ER! Y our ph one must be switched on t o use this functi on. Do not swit ch on the pho ne when wi rele ss phone use is prohibi ted or wh en i t m ay c aus e inter fer ence o r dang er . Mem o ry Reveal pictures to find pairs in as few tries as possible. Move the cursor w ith the 2 (up), 4 (lef t), 6 (right), and 8 (dow n) keys . Pres s the 5 ke y to rev eal pi ctu res . Once f oun d, pair s stay visible. Pres s the key to ju mp to the right ove r reve aled pictures or to move from th e bottom right of the screen to the top left. Press the key to jum p to the left over reve aled pictures or to mo ve from t he top left of the screen to t he bottom right. Snak e Feed th e snake w ith as many goodies as possible and watch it grow . Use keys 2, 4 , 6, a nd 8 to tu rn t he sn ake tow ard food. The l onger the snakeâÂÂs tail grow s, the h igher your score. If the sn ake hits its ow n ta il or the surroundin g w all, the game is over . Logic Find the secret com bination of figures in a colum n. P ossible figures are shown at the top of the display . Press the 5 key repeate dly to s elec t a figu re and the 2, 4 , and 8 keys to mo ve the curs or . Once yo u think you ha ve th e ri ght combin at ion, press t he key . The result appe ars as a se t
54 of marks above th e colum n. A correct figure in the right place gets a fu ll mark; a c orrect figure in the wrong place gets a half mark. The gam e ends whe n the corre ct figure s are in the right place . Tip : T o copy a figure from the prev ious co lumn, move the cursor ov er i t using the 2, 4, or 8 key , then press the 5 key . Calculator Y our ph oneâÂÂs calculator adds, subtrac ts, multipli es, divides, and conve rts be twee n currencie s. REMEMBER! Y our ph one mu st be sw itched on to use this function . Do not switch on the phone when wireless phone use is prohibit ed or when it may cause inte rference or danger . Usi ng the calcul ator 1 Press 0HQ X 7. 2 En te r th e fir s t num b er i n th e c al c ula ti on . 3 To add, pres s once ( appears). T o subt ract, press twic e ( - appears). To multiply , press three times ( â appears). To divide, press four t imes ( / appears). 4 En te r th e sec ond n umb er . Re peat ste ps 3 a nd 4 as m any t imes as need ed. 5 Press 2SWLRQV . (TXDOV is selected. Press 2. . Note : Pres s the key o nce to ent er a decim al p o int. Currency conversi on Before y ou c an begin conv erting c urrencie s, you n eed to set the ex chan ge ra t e. 1 Press 0HQ X 7, th en pres s 2SWLRQV . 2 Scroll to ([F KD QJ H U DW H , th en pr es s 2. .
55 3 Scroll to RZ PDQ\ KRPH XQLWV WR D YLVLWHG XQLW (t o en ter the num ber o f domest ic units to a foreign un it) or RZ PDQ\ YLVLWHG X QLWV WR D KR PH XQLW (to ente r the numb e r of foreign uni ts to a dom estic uni t). Note: Y ou on ly have t o set on e or the oth er , not both . 4 Press 2. . 5 Enter the exchange rate (press to enter a decimal point). 6 Press 2. . Now yo u ca n do con ver sio ns. 1 En te r th e am ou nt to be con ve rt ed . 2 Press 2SWLRQV . 3 Scroll to 7R K R P H to conv ert to dom es tic un its or 7R YLVL WHG to c onv ert t o fo r e i gn u nit s. 4 Press 2. . Alarm clock The alarm clock feature is based on your phon eâÂÂs internal clock and sounds an alert at a tim e yo u spe cify . Setti ng the al ar m c lock Use 0HQ X 8 1 to tur n the a la rm cl oc k on o r off . Note tha t whe n youâ re ente ring the alar m time , use t wo digits for both hours and minute s (for exam ple, e nter 1: 30 as 3463 ). When the alar m sounds ⢠To shut off the alarm , press a ny ke y except 6QRR]H . ⢠If y ou pr ess 6QR R]H , the alarm sounds again in five minute s . T o turn off the alarm before then , press 6WRS . ⢠If y ou l et the alar m so un d for o ne minute wi th ou t pressing a key , it stops for five minutes, t hen starts aga in.
56 If yo u tu rn of f th e ph on e If you turn off th e phone and t he alarm is set, the phone switc hes it self on at alarm time, t hen the alarm sounds. ⢠To shut off the a larm, press any k ey except 6QRR]H . The phone displays .HHS WKH SKRQH RQ" Press <H V to ke ep i t on or t o switc h it off. ⢠If y ou pr ess 6QR R]H , the phon e turns its elf off for fi ve minute s, then th e alar m s ounds a gain. REMEMBER! Do not swit c h on the phone when wirele ss phon e u se is p roh i bit ed o r when it ma y c aus e inter fe ren c e or danger . External ante nna jack At the back of the phone, belo w the ante nna, th ere is a conne ctor for an ex terna l ante nna. Th e co nnect or may be protected by a rubber cap. Re move the cap before conne cti ng an extern al ante nn a. After remov ing t he antenna, replac e t he cap. Not e: (1) Th e ext e r nal ant e nn a ja c k can not be us ed w i t h the optional analog modu le. (2) K e e p the cap out of the reach of small ch ildren .
57 Nokia Xpress-on⢠color cove rs Y o ur phone âÂÂs Xpress -on⢠co ver is available in seve ral fashion colors. Extra cove rs may be purchased from your authorized Nok ia dealer . Note: Always store the phone with co ver attached. Changi ng c overs Whe n changing cov ers, donâÂÂt us e the phone âÂÂs antenn a as levera ge! 1 Switc h off the pow er and disconnect the ph one from the charger or any other d evice. 2 Us i ng a coi n o r yo ur finger , de press the colored tab o n the top of the phone and slide the color cov er forward. 3 Re move the cove r .
58 4 Remove th e rubbe r keyp a d fr om the b ac k of the cove r . P lace it in to the back o f the new cov er . 5 Place the bottom of th e co ver ag ainst th e bottom of the phon e. Make sure al l thre e sets of plastic tabs line up with their re spect ive slots, as shown at left. Clo se t he co ver a nd sn ap it shut all the way around th e edge of th e phone .
59 14. Security features Access codes ove rview Access c odes consist of the PI N code, PIN2 code , security code, and module code if usin g the optiona l analog module . Use 0HQ X 4 2 5 to ch ange access codes. Avoid using access codes tha t are simila r to eme rgency numbe rs, such as 9 1 1, to prev en t acciden tal dia ling of the e merge ncy nu mber . Note: Y ou c anâÂÂt change the PI N code unless SIM card security (see page 6 1) i s on. Code Purpo se For mo re infor ma tion PIN code If SIM card security is on, the phone request s the PIN code e very time the ph one is turned on. See âÂÂSIM card securityâ on page 61 . PIN2 code Required by several pho n e fea tu r es . Se e en tri es for viewing c all costs, limiting cal l c osts, fixed dialing, and PIN and PIN2 c odes. Security co de Required by seve ral ph one f ea t u re s. If ph o n e security is on, the phon e reque sts the secu rity code t he first time yo u use it a fter in serting a new SIM card. Se e en tri es for call timers , ca ll ing ca rd set - up, eras ing nam es and numbers, and pho ne secu rity .
60 PIN co de The P IN ( P ers onal Identity Numb er) code is a 4- to 8 -digit numbe r usually supplie d with the SIM card giv en to y ou by your se rvice provider . If you use SI M card secu rity , the phone will requ ire you to enter the PIN code every tim e you switch on the phone . Whe n the phone require s the PIN or PIN2 code, it displays (QWHU 3,1 FRGH = or (QWHU 3,1 5 FRGH = . Ente r th e code, then press 2. . If you enter a wron g PIN code thre e times in succession, ente r the P UK code, the n p ress 2. . Enter a new PI N code, then pre ss 2. . Re-e nter th e new code, then press 2. . PIN2 c ode The PIN2 code is a 4 - to 8-digit num ber and is supplied with some SIM cards. It may be re quired to a cce ss so me functio ns. If you enter a wron g PIN2 code th ree times in succession, enter the PUK2 code , then press 2. . Enter a new PIN2 code, then pre ss 2. . Re-e nter th e new code, then press 2. . Module code (use d with optional analog module only) If module s ecurity is on, the ph one reque sts the module code w hen th e phone is turne d on, the optional analog m odule is a ttac hed, an d ei the r (a) the m odule code has not been ch anged from the de fault of 1 2345, or (b) the module code has been ch anged but it is different from the security code. See âÂÂModule security/module codeâ on page 67. Code Purpo se For mo re infor ma tion
61 Secur ity c ode The security c ode is required by some security features, includin g pho ne se curity ( see page 62 ). It comes w ith y our phone . The defau lt security code is 12 345 . Use 0HQX 4 2 5 3 to change it. Ke ep the new code secret and in a safe plac e, separate from the ph one. Whe n the phone require s the security code, it displays 6HF XULW\ FR GH = Ente r the code, then pres s 2. . If you enter an incorrec t security co de five time s in a row , the phone w ill not a ccept the co rrect code for the ne xt five minute s. Modu le co de See âÂÂModule security/module codeâ on page 67. PUK and PUK2 codes The PUK (P ersonal Unbloc king K ey) may be supplied with your SI M card. If not, conta ct your se rvice prov ider for th e code. The code is required to ch ange a bloc ked PIN code. If you en ter a wrong PU K code ten tim es in succ ess ion, the SIM card be com es in valid. C ontact you r servic e provide r for a new card. The PUK2 code, supplied wi th some SIM c ards, is required to change a bloc ked PIN2 code . If you e nter a wrong code ten times in s ucces sion, you canâ t use the functions requirin g the PIN2 c ode. Contact your service provide r for a new card. Y ou c anâÂÂt change the PU K or PUK2 code. If you lose it, co ntact your servi ce p rovide r . SIM card secur i ty Y o u can s et the phone to require the PI N code e very t ime you s witch on t he phone . No te that som e SIM c ard s do not al lo w t his fe at ure to be tu rned off .
62 Use 0HQ X 4 2 1 t o turn SIM card s ecurity on. Y ou will be require d to enter your PIN code. Phone security Whe n phone secu rity is on, the pho ne requires th e securi ty code when you switch it on after inserting a new SIM card. Use 0HQ X 4 2 2 t o turn phon e security on and off. Module se curity See âÂÂModule security/module codeâ on page 67. Fixed dialing Use 0HQ X 4 2 4 t o access the fix ed dialing fe ature. This feature lets you res trict you r outgoing c alls to pho ne numbe rs include d in the fixed dialin g list or beginning wit h the same digit(s) as an entry in the lis t. For example, a fixed dialin g list th at include s the nu mbe rs âÂÂ18 8866542 28â a nd âÂÂ2 14 â allow s ca lls to 1-888-6 65-4 228 a nd to any phone numbe r beginni ng with 2 14 . No tes abo ut fix ed di a ling ⢠Fixed dialin g works only w ith SIM cards th at support it. ⢠If you turn fixed dialin g on and don âÂÂt have any numbers in the fixed dialing li st, you c anâÂÂt make any calls! ⢠Whe n fixed dialing is on, calls may be pos sible to c ertain eme rgency num bers in some netw orks (e .g. 9 1 1 or other off ici al em e r gen cy nu mb er). ⢠Y ou c anâÂÂt access the fixed dialing list l ike you access your ph one book. Instead, press 0HQ X 4 2 4 3 1, th en press 6HO H FW . At the 1DPH = prompt, either e nter part of the na me and pres s 2. , or pr ess the scroll keys a n d sc roll to the entry you want. (To skip ah ead q uickly in the lis t, press th e nu mber ke y that c orresponds to the firs t letter of the name.)
63 T u r n in g fi xed dia li ng on or of f Use 0HQ X 4 2 4 to turn fix ed dialing on or off. Y ou will be required to enter your PIN2 code. Addin g num bers to t he fi xed di al ing lis t 1 Press 0HQ X 4 2 4. 2 Scroll to 1X PEHU V , then pr es s 2. . 3 Scroll to $G G , then pr es s 6HOHFW . 4 Enter your PI N2 code, then press 2. . 5 Ent er a name to go with th e phone nu mber (optiona l), then pre ss 2. . 6 Ente r th e ph on e nu mb er , th en pres s 2. . Press and repea t steps 3-6 for e ach numbe r you want to a dd to the lis t.
64 15. Optional analog module With an optiona l Nokia PLUS analog modu le and a du al- mode SIM card, you can use your ph one in analog networks. See your dea ler for de tails on how to p urch ase this access ory an d activate your subsc ription. Attaching the analog m odule First remo ve the batt ery . Se e âÂÂRem oving the batte ryâ on page 5. 1 Place the analog m odule on the back of t he phone. 2 Slide th e module towa rd the top of the phone unti l it clicks into pla ce. 3 Place the batte ry on top of the analog module. 4 Slide th e ba ttery tow ard th e top of t he phone until i t clicks into pla ce. Removing the analog module First remo ve the batt ery . See âÂÂRemoving the batteryâ on page 5. 1 Press the butt ons at the top and bottom of the analog module . 2 Slide th e module down and away from the top of the ph one.
65 Analog features In orde r for you to us e the analog m odule, your servic e provider will ha ve to add ce rtain informa tion to y our SIM card. See you r service provider for details . Once you ha ve in serted the u pgraded SI M ca rd and attache d the analog modu le, your phone gives you access to analog netw ork feature s. Not e th at some featu res de scribed i n thi s man ual will n ot be a vailable due to the diffe rence be tween digital and analog network s. While in analog mod e, the ph one displays the i con in the top left corner and the word $QDORJ in the top cent er of the displa y . Digital/analog sele ction Use 0HQ X 4 4 1 to ch oose a mode for your phone. 'LJLW 1) DQ DO RJ mean s the pho ne wi ll w ork in di gital or an alo g networ ks. The phone trie s to find a di gita l ne twork but selec ts an an a lo g netw ork if no digital networ k i s ava i la ble . 'LJLWDO RQO\ forces the phone to use G SM 1900 digital networks only . $QDORJ RQO\ forces th e phone to use an alog networks only . Not e: I t mi g ht ta k e up t o a mi n ute for th e p hon e to sw itch from on e setting to an other . Analog syste m select ion In ea ch ana log ser vic e are a th er e are u sua l ly t wo se rvi ce providers. The service prov ider you sign up w ith, also know n as your hom e system, is of type A or B. Systems that are of the same ty pe a s your home sys tem are called â home-ty peâ systems; systems that are of the opposite type as y our home system are called âÂÂnon- home-typeâ systems. Y our se rvice provider may h ave programm ed a list of preferred systems into your SIM card. Y our phone m ay searc h for systems in this list when service is not availab le in yo ur ho me sy stem .
66 The a nalog s ystem selecti on fea ture allow s you to reque st the order i n which your pho ne looks for available systems. Choo sing a s ystem- select ion m eth od Use 0HQ X 4 4 2 to te ll yo ur phone how to s elec t analog syst ems. Note: Using RPH RQO\ or 3UH I 1 V\VWH P is usually the mos t economical choice. 3UH I 1 V\VWHP If service is not availa ble in your home system, the phone searches for a preferred system of ty pe A or B, then a hom e-type sys tem, then a non-ho me- type s yste m. RPH W\SH If service is n ot availa ble in your home syste m, the phone searches for a home-type system, preferred fi rst. 1RQK RPH W\SH The phone searches for a non -home -ty pe system, preferred firs t. RPH RQO\ The phone u ses its home syst em onl y (tha t is, it will n ot roam) . Note : In so me are as , the wirele ss system au tomatically recognizes roaming phones. I n other are as , you n eed to contac t the service provider before the system can rec ognize your phone . The operator needs to kno w your phone num ber , your phone's IMEI or your analog moduleâÂÂs SN ( serial number), and how you plan to pay for y our calls. There is normally an additional charge for roaming calls. Y o ur phone âÂÂs IM E I is located on the back, unde r the battery . Y our analog modu leâÂÂs SN is located on the back of the module . Y our IMEI /SN can normally be read o ver the air by roaming wire le ss servic e pro viders wh en you call the m to register you r roaming presence o n the ir wireless netw ork. Call timers for analog calls Whe n you h ave the analog m odule a ttac hed, your ph one aut omatically kee ps track of the am ount of time y ouâÂÂve spe nt in analog calls. To see the call timer , pre ss 0HQX 3 5 3.
67 Se tti ng tim e rs ba ck to 0 Use 0HQ X 3 5 5 t o set a nalog call timers back to zero. Y o u will be required to enter the module code. Module security /module code If you purchased an optional a nalog module, you ca n protect it from un authoriz ed use by turning on m odule security . W hen m odule sec urity is on, the ph one req uests the modu le code whe n you turn the phon e on if (a) you ha ve not ch ange d the mo dule code from the defa ult of 123 45, or (b) yo u hav e chan ged it and it differs from the security code (see âÂÂCh anging the modu le codeâÂÂ). ⢠If you en ter the correct code, the pho ne allows y ou to access analog module fun ctions. ⢠I f yo u e nt e r an in cor re ct code , you ca nâ t ac c ess anal og module function s. ⢠If you press instea d of ente ring the co de, th e phone ignores menu items that pertain to t he analog module and acts as if the anal og modul e isn âÂÂt attached. Ac tivati ng m odul e s ecu rity Use 0HQ X 4 2 3 t o turn mod ule se curity on or o ff. Y ou w ill be require d to ent er the modu le code . Changi ng t he m odule code The module c ode is initia lly set t o 12 345. Us e 0HQ X 4 2 5 4 to chan ge the module code. The phone prompts you for the existin g code, the n ew cod e, and v erification of the n ew code. At each promp t, ent er the information, then press 2. .
68 Append ix A : Call fo rwarding The code s described in this section give you gre ater cont rol over c all forwa rding fea tures in G SM 1 900 ne tworks than do the menu items in your phone. For mo re informati on about call forwarding, see âÂÂCall forwardingâ on page 3 2. Enter these codes using the keypad on y our phone. I n place of the lett er N in t he c odes b elow , subst itute the n umber t o whic h yo u want t o forw ard ca lls. After en tering th e c ode, press &DOO . Call forwarding types The re ar e si x types of cal l forward ing . For ea ch t ype, you c an act ivate ca ll forwa rding , reques t the s tatu s (inc luding the numbe r to wh ich calls a re be ing forwarde d), and canc el call forwarding. Example : Y ou want to forw ard calls to 972-55 5-1 1 1 1 w hen no t able to t ake calls. > Enter --95-<:58884545& the n pr es s Call . Y o u just forgot which ph one numbe r you forwar ded your calls to. > Enter -& 95& then pr ess &DOO . Forwarding type Act iva te St atu s Cancel When unable to take ca lls **62 *N# *#6 2# ##62# When no an swer **6 1*N# *#6 1# # #6 1 # When busy **67*N# *#6 7# ##67# Uncond itional **2 1*N# *#2 1# # #2 1 # When unable to take calls, no answe r , or bu sy (combin es fi rst three types ) **004*N# * #004# ##004 # All calls (combines first four types) ** 0 02 *N # * # 0 02 # # #0 02 #
69 Y o u want to can cel this particula r call forw ard. > Enter &&95& then press &DOO . Adding a call type Y o u can s pecify w heth er you w ant call forwa rding to a pply only to certain types of calls by adding an asterisk (*) and two-digit code before the # in the forwarding codes listed in the previou s ta ble. Example : Y ou w ant to forwa rd fax calls only t o 972 -555-1 1 1 1 whe n your lin e is busy . > Enter --9:-<:58884545-46& then p res s Cal l . Forward ing status of diff e ren t ca ll typ es If you have use d the s ame forwar ding type for more than on e type of call (for example, forw ard both data calls and fax c al l s wh en no an sw er) , wh en you reque st a s tatus yo u ca n pre ss the scroll keys to s ee the forwardin g status for each call type . Each type is displayed on a separate screen. Call type Code All call typ es 1 0 V oice calls on ly 1 1 Data c alls only 12 Fax calls only 13 T ext mess ages on ly 16 All call typ es e xcept tex t mess ages 19
70 Adding a ti meout Y o u can s pecify a time out during wh ich ca ll forwarding i s no t active (i.e ., call forwarding does not ta ke e ffect u ntil this number of sec onds has passed after the phone receiv es the call a ttempt ). To do this , adding a n aste risk ( *) an d the time period in seconds to the c odes listed above. Example : Y o u w a n t t o f o r w a r d f a x c a l l s t o 9 7 2 - 5 5 5 - 1111 whe n no t able to t ake calls, but let 2 5 se conds pass first. > Enter --95-<:58884444 -46-58& then pre ss Call .
71 Append ix B: Accessories An ex tens ive range of acce ssories is availa ble for y our p hone. Y o u can s elect the ac cessorie s that be st suit your specific commu nicatio n need s. For a vailability , see y our local auth orized Nokia dealer . A few practi cal rule s for access ory operation: ⢠Keep acce ssories out of sma ll childre n's reach . ⢠Whe n you disconne ct the power c ord of any accessory , grasp and pull th e plug, not the co rd. ⢠Che ck regula rly tha t all wire less phon e equ ipment in your v ehicle is mounte d and operating prope rly . ⢠Inst allation of complex car equip men t m ust be comple ted by qualified personnel only . W AR NING! Use only batt eries, chargers and accessories approved by the ph one ma nufacture r for use with this particula r phone model. Th e use of any ot her type s w ill invalida te any approval or w arranty applying to the p hone, and may be dangerous.
72 Batter ies Several batte ries are available for your ph one: ⢠BLS-2 Extende d Li-Ion 900 mAh ⢠BMS-2 S Exte nded NiM H 9 00 mAh ⢠BMS -2V E xte nded Ni MH Vi bra 900 mAh ⢠BLS-4 Ultra Extended Li-I on 1 500 mAh Char gin g ti m e s The ta ble below displays approximate battery chargin g times. These charging ti mes will charge your phon e to about 80% of its ca pacity , and th e batt ery stren gth indica tor will stop scrolling. If y ou wish to obtain 1 00 % battery capacity , please allow another tw o hours for âÂÂmaintenanceâ charge. Battery Standar d Tr a v e l Cha rger ACP-7U Rapid Tr a v e l Charger ACP-9U Rapid Cig. Lig hte r Charger LCH-9 BLS-2 Exte nded Li-Ion 90 0 m Ah 4 hrs. 2 hrs. BMS-2S Exte nded NiMH 900 m Ah 1 hr . 30 min. BMS - 2 V Exte nde d NiMH Vibra 900 mAh BLS-4 Ultra Exte nde d Li-Ion 15 00 mAh 5 hrs. 3 hrs. 3 0 m in.
73 T alk and s t an dby ti mes The table below displays approximate talk and standby times. V ariations will oc cur dependin g on SIM card, ne twork settings, and usage. Nicke l Metal H ydride and L ithium Ion batterie s must be recycled or disposed of properly . They must not be disp osed of in mu nicipal waste . Chargers and other accessories W AR NING! This apparatus is intend ed for use when su pplied with power from the Standard T ravel Charger (ACP-7U), Rapid Trav el Charger (ACP-9U), or Rapid Cigarette Lighte r Charger (LCH-9). Othe r usage will inv alidate any approval give n to this apparatus and m ay be dangerous. The following c harge rs and other access ories are avai lable for your phone ; please see your dealer for details. Also, refer to a ny acce ssory options m anual t hat m ay have be en include d in you r s ales pack age for the entire line of authentic Nokia ac cessorie s. Note: When a charger is not in use, disconn ect it from the po wer sour ce. Do not l eav e the bat ter y conn ected t o a c harger Battery T alk Time Stan dby Time Digi tal An alog Digit al Analo g BLS-2 Exte nded Li-Ion 90 0 m Ah 3 to 5 hrs. 1 hr . 30 mi n. to 3 hrs. 60 to 225 hrs. 16 to 26 hrs. BMS-2S Exte nded NiMH 900 m Ah BMS - 2 V Exte nde d NiMH Vibra 900 mAh BLS-4 U ltra Ex tend ed Li-Ion 15 00 mAh 5 to 8 hrs. 2 hrs. 45 mi n. to 5 hrs. 1 00 to 375 hrs. 26 to 44 hrs. NiMH Li- I on
74 for longer than a week, since o vercharging may shorten its life. If left un used, a fully c harged bat tery will discharge itself over ti me. ACP-7U Stan dard Tr avel Ch arger Use th is durable and e conomical charger to charge a ll battery options . Plug the char ger into a wa ll outlet and co nnect th e conne ctor to the bottom of your phone . Check th e charging statu s on th e phone display . Calls c an be made during ch arging, but charging will s top for the duration of the ca ll and the battery bar scrolling stops. Note: If the battery is comp lete ly empty , you cann ot use the phone until it has e nough c harge to ope rate. The S tandard T ravel Charger is available for different volta ge levels a nd ca n also be u sed w ith the DCH- 9 Compact Desktop Charging Stand. AC P- 9 U Ra pi d Trave l Ch ar ge r The ex tremely light, func tionally designed Rapid Travel Charger charges your ph one batte ry quickly . Plug the cha rger into a wa ll outle t and conne ct the con nector to the bot tom of your ph one. Che ck th e char ging st atus on the phone display . Y ou c an u se yo ur phone while ch arging. Opera ting w ithin a vol tage ran ge of 1 0 0V-240 V AC ( 50 Hz- 60Hz), th e Rapid T ravel Charger is practically voltage- independe nt in n ormal offic e and household us e. L i ke t he Standa rd Tr avel Charger , the Rapid Travel Ch ar ge r is compatible with all batte ry options . The Rapi d Tra vel Charge r can als o be use d with the DCH-9 Compact De sktop Charging Stand.
75 LCH-9 Rapid Cigarett e Li ght er Cha rger The multivoltage Rapid Cigare tte Lighter C harger allows you to c harge your phon e whe n yo u tr avel . Th e small charger' s functi onal design fit s we ll with most car lighters an d interiors . Charging times are the same as for the Rapid Trav el Charger ACP-9U. Calls can be made du ring charging. A gree n light in dicate s that t he R apid Cigarett e L ighter Charger is ready to c harge. Ch eck the c harging stat u s on the phone display . The input voltage is 12 or 2 4 V DC, negativ e grounding. The Rapid Cigarette Ligh ter Ch arger can be use d with all accessories av ailable for your phone. Avoid prolon ged charging with th e Rapid Ci garette Ligh ter Charge r whe n the car e ngine is not ru nning. This m ay cau se the ba tte ry of you r ca r t o d ra in. Note: In s ome c ars the cigare tte ligh ter plu g is n ot pro vided with power when the ignition is switched off. V eri fy that the green LE D ligh t is lit. DCH -9 Co mpa ct Desk to p C ha rg i ng S ta nd Compat ible with all batt ery options, the Compac t Desktop Charging Stand can be used with the Standa rd T r avel Ch arger ACP-7U or the Rapid Tra vel Charger ACP-9U. The Compact Desktop Charging Stan d provides mountin g for both th e phone and a spare battery . Plug the ch arger into a wall out let and co nnect the con nector to the bac k of the Compact Desktop Charging Stand. Place y our phone and/or a spa re ba ttery in the s tand to be gin batt ery ch arging.
76 When th e phone is ch arging, no lights are displayed on the stand; check the charging status of th e phone battery on the phone display . Note: If you have attached an optional analog module, be sure to remov e it and replace the battery before placing the phone in the cha r ging stand. Alth ough the phone will fit in the stand wit h the an alog module attach ed, chargin g will not tak e pla ce . Chargin g mov es to the rear slot once the front batte ry is 1 00% ch arged. Whe n the spare batte ry is c harging, c he ck the status indicator on the left side of the charging stand. A re d light indica tes tha t the battery is charging; a gre en light indica tes tha t the battery is charged to at leas t 80% of its ca paci t y . The p hone has the b uilt-in intelligenc e to ma intain th e battery , s o there is no need for a disc harge feature on the stand. DCH-9 Rear S lot Charging Time s Batter y op tion Usin g A C P- 7U Usi ng ACP-9U Fr o nt slo t empty Front slo t full Fr o nt slo t empty Front slo t full BLS-2 Exte nded Li-Ion 90 0 m Ah 6 hrs. 30 mi n. 8 hr s. 30 min . 4 hrs. 30 mi n. 5 hr s. 30 min . BMS-2S Exte nded NiMH 900 m Ah BMS - 2 V Exte nde d NiMH Vibra 900 mAh BLS-4 Ultra Exte nde d Li-Ion 15 00 mAh 12 hrs . 15 hrs. 45 min . 8 hrs . 10 h r s . 30 min .
77 Appen di x C: Re ference inform ation Important sa fety information T raffi c saf ety Do not use a hand- held telephone while driving a vehicle. If using a hand- held phone park the vehicle before conversing. Always secure t he phone in its holder; do not place t he phone on the passenger seat or where it can break loose in a collision or sudden stop. The use of an alert device to operate a vehicleâÂÂs lights or hor n on public roads is not permitted. Rem emb er , road s afety alwa ys comes fi rst ! Operating enviro nment Rememb er to follow any special regulations in force in any area and always switch off your phone whenever it is for bidden to use it, or when it may cause interfer ence or danger . When connecting the phone or any access or y to another devic e, read its userâÂÂs guide for detailed safety instruct ions. Do not conn ect incompatible products. As with other mobile radio transmit ting equipment, users are advised tha t for the satis factor y o peration of the equipm ent a nd fo r the safety of personnel, it is recommended th at the equipm ent should only be used in the normal operating position ( held to your ear with the antenna point ing over your shoulder). Electronic d evices Most modern electr onic equipment is shielded from r adio frequ ency (RF) signals. H owever , certain electron ic equipment may not be shielded against the R F signals from your wireless ph one. P acemaker s P acemaker manufactur ers recommend that a min imum separa tion of 6 inches (20 cm.) be maintained between a handheld wire less phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential interfe rence with the pacemaker . These recommendations ar e consistent with the independent research by and recommendations of Wireless T echnology Research.
78 P ersons with pacemakers: ⢠Shoul d always keep the phone more than 6 inches (20 cm) fr om their pacemaker when th e phone is switched on; ⢠Shoul d not carry the phone in a breast pocket; ⢠Shoul d use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimize the pot ential fo r inter fere nce. ⢠If you have any reason to suspect t hat interference is taking place, switch off your phone immediately . Hearing aid s Some digital wireless phones may inter fere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interfer ence, you may want to consult your service provider . Ot he r me dic a l de vices Operation of any radio transmitt ing equipment, including cellular phones, may interfere with the fu nctionality of inadequately protected medical devices. Consult a physician or the manuf acturer of the medical device to deter mine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy or if you have any questions. Sw i tch off your phone in health care f acilities when any regulations posted in these areas instr uct you to do s o. Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment that could be sensitive to external RF energy . Ve h i c l e s RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic systems in motor vehicles (e.g. electronic fuel injection systems, electroni c anti-skid (anti-lock) braking systems, electronic speed contr ol systems, air bag systems). C heck with the manufactur er or its representative r egarding your vehicle. Y ou s hould also consult the m anufacturer of any equipme nt that has been added to your vehicle. P osted fa ci lit ies Switch your phone off in any facility where posted notic es so require. P o tent ially explosi ve atmospheres Switch off your phone when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions . Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fir e resulting in bodily injury or even death.
79 Users are advised to s witch off the pho ne while at a refueling point (service station). User s are reminded of the need to observe restrictions on the u se of radio equipment in fuel depots (fuel storage and distribution areas), chemical plants or where blasting operations are in progress. Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere ar e often but not always clearly marked. They include below deck on boats; chemical transfer or st orage facilities; vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or bu tane); areas where th e air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust or metal powders; and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine. Ve h i c l e s Only qualified per sonnel should service the phone, or install the phone in a vehicle. Faulty installation or se rvice may be dangerous and may invalidate any warrant y which may apply to the unit. Check regularly that all wireless phone equipment in your vehicle is mounted and operating properly . Do not store or carry flammable liquids, gases or explosive materials in the same compartment as the phone, its parts or accessories. For vehicles equipped with an air bag, remember that an air bag inflates with great force. Do not place objects , including both installed or portable wireless equipment, in th e area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. If in-v ehicle wireless equipment is improperly installed and t he air bag inflates, serious injury coul d result . Switch off your phone before boarding an air craft. The use of wireless telephones in an aircraft may be dangero us to the operation of the aircraft, disrupt the wireless telephone network and may be illegal. Failure to observe these instructions may lead to t he suspension or denial of telephone services to the offender , or legal action, or both. Emergency calls IMPO RT ANT! This phone, like any wireless phone, operat es using radio signals, wireless and landline networ ks as well as user- program med functions which cannot gu arantee connection i n all conditions. Therefore, you should never rely solely upon any wireless phone for essential communications (e.g. medical emergencies).
80 Remember , to make or receive any calls the phone must be sw itched on and in a service area with adequate signal strength. Emergency calls may not be possible on all wireless phone net works or when certain network se rvices and/or phone features are in us e. Check with local service providers. Making an emergency call 1 If the phone is not on , switch it on. Some n etworks m ay require that a valid SIM card is properl y inserte d in the phone . 2 Pres s and hold the key f or se ve r al sec on d s to ready t he phone for calls. 3 K ey in th e em erge ncy nu mber for y our pre sent locatio n (e.g. 9 1 1 or other offic ial emergency numbe r). Emergency numbe rs vary by loc ation. 4 Press &DOO . If certain features are in use (Keyguard, fixed dialing, etc.), you may first need to t urn those featur es off before you can make an emergency call. Consult this document and your local cellular s ervice provider . When making an emergency call, remember to give all the necessary informat ion as accurately as possible. Remember that your wireles s phone may be the only means of communication at t he scene of an accident - do not cut off the call until given permission to do so. Radio frequency (RF) signals Y o ur wireless handheld port able telephone is a low power radio transmitt er and receiver . When it is O N, it receives and also sends out radio frequency (RF) signals. In Augus t, 1996, the Federal Comm unications Commission (FCC) adopted RF exposur e guidelines with safety levels for handheld wireless phones. Those guidelines are cons istent with safety standards previously set by both U.S. and international s tandards bodies: ANSI C 95.1 (1992)*, N CRP Report 86 (1986 )*, ICNIRP (1996)*. Those standards were based on comprehensive and periodic evaluations of the relevant scientific literat ure. For example, over 120 scientists , engineers, and physicians fr om universities, government health agencies and industr y reviewed the available body of research to develop the ANSI Standard (C95.1).
81 The design of your ph one complies with the FCC guidelines ( and those standards). *American Nation al Standards Ins titute, N ational Council on Radiation Prot ection and Measur ements; Intern ational C ommission on Non-Ionizing Radiat ion Protection. Care and maintenance Y our ph one is a product of superior design and craftsmanship and should be treated with care. The suggestions below will help you to fulfill any warr anty obligations and allow you to enjoy th is product for many years . When using your phone, batter y , charger , OR any accessory: ⢠Keep it and all its part s and accessories out of sm all childrenâÂÂs re ac h. ⢠Keep it dry . Precipitation, humidit y and liquids contain min erals that will corr ode electronic circuits. ⢠D o not use or store it in dus ty , dirty areas as its moving parts can be damaged. ⢠D o not store it in hot areas. High temperatu res can shorten the life of electroni c devices, damage batteries, and warp or melt certain plastics. ⢠D o not store it in cold ar eas. When the phone war ms up (to its normal operat ing temperature), moistu re can form inside the phone, which may damage the phone's electronic circuit boards. ⢠D o not attempt to open it. Non-expert handling of t he device may damage it. ⢠D o not drop, knock or shake it. Rough handling can break internal circuit boards. ⢠D o not use harsh chemicals , cleaning solvents, or strong detergents to clean it. Wipe it with a s oft cloth sl ightly dampened in a mild soap-and- water solut ion. ⢠D o not paint it. P aint can clog the deviceâÂÂs moving parts and prevent proper operation. ⢠U se only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna. Unauthoriz ed antennas, modification s or attachments could damage the phone and may violate re gulations governing radio devices. ⢠If the phone, battery , charger , or any accessory is not working properly , take it to your near est qualified service fa cility . T he personnel there will assis t you, and if necessary , arrange for servi ce.
82 Append ix D : T echnical inform ation USA NOKIA MOBILE PHONES 6200 Court ney Campbell Caus ewa y , St e. 9 00 Tampa, FL 3 360 7 Te l: 1- 888-NOKIA2U (1 -888-665-4 228) CAN ADA NOK I A PR ODU CTS LTD . 575 Westney Rd. South Ajax, Ontario L1S 4N7 Te l: (905) 427-6654 P art No. 935 1793 Printed in Canada 06/98 NOKIA is a trademark of No kia Corporation and/or its affiliat es. The information contained in this OwnerâÂÂs Manual was written for Nokia phone NSB-1N X. The right to make changes and improvements to any of the products described in th is guide without prior notice is reserved. Issue No. 1 é 1998 Nokia Mobile Phones. All r ights reserved. These commodities are author ized by the U.S. Government for export only to Canada, Mexico, or the Uni ted States. They may not be resold, diverted, transferred, or otherwise disposed of in any other country , either in their original form or after being incorpor ated through an interm ediate process into other end-it ems, with out the written approval of the U.S. Department of State. Weight: 6 oz. with B MS-2S battery Transmitting pow er: 1 W nomin al Operatin g vo ltage: 3.6V dc 12V dc for car k it Frequ enc y ban d: 1850 .2 to 1909.8 M Hz (TX) 1930 .2 to 1989.8 M Hz (RX ) Nu mber of ch annels : 5 12 to 8 1 0 Memory locatio ns: Up to 255 dependin g on SIM c ard Memory capacity: Depends on SIM card
83 Append ix E : No kia Limited W arranty Nokia Mobile Phones, Inc. (â NMPâÂÂ) warrants th at this cellular phone (âÂÂProductâÂÂ) is fr ee from defects in material and workmans hip, according to the f ollowing terms and cond itions: 1. The limited warrant y for the Product extends for one (1) year beginning on the dat e of purchase of t he Product. 2. The limited warrant y extends only to the or iginal consumer purchaser ( âÂÂConsumerâÂÂ) of the Product and is not as signable or transferable to any subsequent purchaser/ end-user . 3. The limited warranty extends only to Consumers who purchase t he Product in t he United States. 4. During t he limited warranty period, NMP will r epair , or replace, at NMPâÂÂs option, any defective part s, or any parts that will no t properly operate for their in tended use with new or fa ctory rebuilt replacement items. No charge will be made to t he Consumer for any such parts. NMP will also pay f or the labor charges incurred by NMP in repairing or replacing th e defective parts. The external housing and cosmetic parts shall be f ree of defects at the time of shipment and, therefor e, shall not be covered under th ese limited warranty te rms. 5. Upon request f rom NMP , the Consumer m ust provide infor mation to reasonably prove the date of purchase. 6. The Consumer shall bear the cost of shipping t he Product to NMP in Melbourne, Florida. N MP shall bear the cost of s hipping the Product back to t he Consumer after t he completion of service under this lim ited warranty . 7. The Consumer shall have no coverage or benefits under this limited warrant y if any of the fol lowing conditions are applicable: a) The Product has been subject to: abnormal use, abnor mal conditions, improper s torage, exposure to moisture or dam pness, unauthorized modif ications, unauthor ized connections, unauthor ized repair , mis use, neglect, abuse, accident, alteration, improper installation, or ot her acts which are not the fault of NMP , including damage caused by shipping and blown fuses. b) NMP was not notified by Consumer of the alleged defect or malfunction of the Product dur ing the applicable limited warranty period. c) The Product serial number plat e or the accessory date code has been removed, defaced or altered.
84 d) The defect or damage was caused by the defe ctive function of the cellular system, or by inadequat e signal reception by the external antenna. 8. If a problem develops during t he limited warranty per iod, the Consumer should take the following step-by-step procedure: a) The Consum er shall retu rn the P roduct to t he plac e of purc hase for repair or replacement processing. b) If â aâ is not convenien t the Consu mer shall ship the Produ ct prepaid and insured to: Nokia Mobile Phones, Inc. Attn .: Repair Department 795 West Nasa Blvd. Melbourne, FL 3290 1 The customer shall include a r eturn address, daytime phone nu mber and/or fax number , complete des cription of the problem, proof of purchase, and se rvice agreement (if applicable). Expenses related to removing the Product from an installation are not covered under this limited warrant y . d) The C onsumer will be billed for any parts or l abor charges not covered by this limited warrant y . Th e Consumer shall be res ponsible for expenses related t o reinstallat ion of the Product. e) If the Pr oduct is retu rned to NMP during the limited warranty period, but the problem with the Product cannot be fixed under the terms and conditions of this limited warranty , the Cons umer will be notified and given an estimat e of the charges the Cons umer must pay to have the Product repaired, with all shipping charges billed to the Consumer . If the estimat e is refus ed, the Product will be ret urned fre ight colle ct. If the P roduct is retur ned to NMP after the expira tion of the warranty period, NMPâÂÂs normal se rvice policies shall apply and the Consumer will be invoiced for all shipping charges. 9. The Produ ct consists of newly assembled equipment that may contain used components which have been reprocessed to allow machine compliance with Product performance a nd reliability specifications. 1 0. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY O F MERCHAN T ABILITY , OR FITNESS FOR A P ARTICULAR PURPOSE OR USE, SHALL B E LIMITED T O THE DURATION OF THE FOREGOING WRIT TEN WARRANTY , OTHERWISE, THE FOREGOI NG W AR RANTY IS TH E PURC HASERâ S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE R EMED Y AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. NMP SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FO R INCIDENTAL OR C ONSEQ UENTIAL DAMAG ES OR A LO SS OF A NT ICI P A TED BENEFITS OR PROFITS, RESULTING FROM THE PURCHASE OR USE OF TH E PR ODUC T O R AR ISIN G FR OM THE BREA CH OF THE WARR ANTY EVEN IF NMP KNEW OF THE LIKELIHOOD OF SUCH DAMAGES.
85 1 1. Some states do not allow limitat ion of how long an implied warranty lasts , so the above limitatio n may not apply to you (the Consumer ). Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or cons equential damages, so the above limitati on or exclusions may not apply to you ( the Consumer). This limit ed warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary fr om state to state. 12. NMP neither as sumes nor author izes any authorized service center or any person or entity t o assume for it any other obligat ion or liability beyond that which is expressly provid ed for in this limited warr an ty . 13. Questions concerning this limi ted warranty may be directed to: Nokia Customer Service 6200 Cour tney Campbell Causeway , Ste. 900 Tampa, FL 3360 7 phone: 1-88 8-NOKIA2U (1- 888-665-422 8) or (8 13) 288-3800 fax: (8 13 ) 287-66 12 14. The limited warrant y period for NMP s upplied attachments and accessories are specifically defined within t heir own warranty cards and packaging.
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87 Pa ra ob tener un ma nu al del usuari o en e spañ ol fa vor de ll amar o envia r un fa x al tel éf o no 1- 88 8-NO KIA 2U (1 -888- 665- 4228) , f ax 813-2 87-66 12.