Nokia 6161 Owner's Manual

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Keys Scrol l k eys Scro ll th rough menu s, sub- men us, and the p hon e boo k. Press and ho ld for cont inuou s scrolling. Power key P r e s s a n d h o l d t o t u r n y o u r p h o n e on or off. Sof tkeys Thei r curr ent functi on is disp lay ed abo ve t he k ey (for e xamp le, her e t hei r functi ons are “Me nu” and “Nam es”). ô Push this k ey to end a phon e call. ó Dials the numb er o n the d isplay. 0HQX 1D PHV Fixed antenna Do not atte mp t to ex tend or re m o v e! Keyp ad cover Flip it open t o answer a call and to acce ss the keyp ad. Flip it closed to end a cal l.
1 T able of Co ntents Safe ty At A Gl ance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Gett ing Connected . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Attaching yo ur ba ttery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Remo ving the battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Charging y our new battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 When is a g ood time to cha rge? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Important B attery Informa tion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 The Basic s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Switching the phone o n and off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Get a good sig n al . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Using the k eypad cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Making a cal l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Ending a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Answerin g a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Keyguard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Using Your Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 The Displa y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 What is the ‘star t scr een’? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Scrolling thr ou gh the main menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Help tex t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Summary of Menu Ite ms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Features A to Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Access cod es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Alarm clo ck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 All call s timer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Automati c answer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Automati c redial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Calculato r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Storing e xchange rates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Calculati ng exchan ge rates. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Calend ar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Caller ID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Calling car d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Making c alling card c alls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Call forw arding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Call log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Call restrictio ns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
2 Call settin gs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Call time rs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Call waiti ng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Clear cal l lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Clear tim ers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 3 Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Setting the cloc k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Selectin g ti me format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Conference cal l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Current cal l timer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Dialed c alls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Earpiec e v olu me . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Emerg en cy ca lls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Emergen cy key 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Entering letter s and numb er s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 ABC mod e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Changing le tter case . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 123 mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Inbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 In-cal l m enu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Keypad tone s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Last call tim er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Last number re dial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Life tim er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 4 Lights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Listen to voice messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Lock cod e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Changing y our lock code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 5 Manual tou ch tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Memory stat us . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Message al er t tone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Microphone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Missed call s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 NAM sele ction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Network f eature setti ng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Storing co de s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Network service s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
3 One-touch di alin g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Paging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Phone book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Storing a name and num b er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Recalli ng names & num bers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Erasing store d names and n umbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Phone lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Phone setting s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Customiz ing Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Received calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Restore facto ry settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Restrict c alls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Ringing op tions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Ringing ton es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Ringing v olu me . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Roam ing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Scrolling view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Security settin gs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Security code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Changing y our security cod e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Send own num ber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Storing a name & number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Quick save . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Text message s an d pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Touch tones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Touch tone l en gth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Unlock ed phon e n umber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Vibrating ale rt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Voice messag es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Setting up yo ur v oice mailb ox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Greetin gs, p asswo rds, and pr ompts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Listening to y our voice m essag es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Voice priv acy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Warning ton es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Welcom e n ote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
4 Acces sories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Chargers & Oth er Accessori es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Troubl e shooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Ref e rence In formation . . . . . . . . . . . 79 Technical Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Warrant y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
5 Indic ators and Ic ons Y ou h ave an act ive cal l. The p hone i s waiting for you to enter a respo nse. The cu rrent profile you h ave selec ted f or your p hone is 6LOHQW . Keygu ar d has been activat ed to h elp prevent any acci dental keyp r e sses. Y ou have one or mor e vo ice mess a ges w aiti ng. Y ou have one or mor e un r ead te xt me ssa ges w ait ing. Digi t al serv ic e is availab le. Any cha racters yo u enter will be up pe r -case letters or numb ers. Press the # ke y to switch letter case. Any characters you enter will b e lower -case letters or numb ers. Press the # ke y to switch letter case. Thi s appear s when yo u press and h old the # key when storing names. L ette rs can no t be ent ered when th is appea rs, allo wing quicker acc ess to num bers. Y ou are i n “spec ial char acter” mode; select a speci al charac ter an d pr ess ,QVHUW . (Whe n entering l etters, you can swi tch to this m ode by pressing the ∗ key .) The al arm clo ck is set . Y ou h ave a r eminder in your calen dar to do som ething (appears only on Calendar display). Y ou h ave a reminder in you r calenda r that i t’ s some- one’ s birthday (appears on ly on Calenda r display). Y ou h ave a reminder in you r calenda r to cal l someo ne (appears only on Calendar display). Y ou h ave a r em inder i n your ca lenda r of a m eeting (appears only on Calendar display).
6 1. Sa fety At A Gla nce Read these simp le guid elines b efore using your phone. Failure to co mply wit h these gu idelin es may be dan gerous or i llegal. For more detail e d saf ety in fo rm a tion, “ I mport ant Safety In formatio n” on page 79 . Road Sa f ety Comes First Don’t use a hand -held p hone wh ile dri ving ; park the vehicle f irst. Switch Off In H ospi tals Switch o ff your ph one when near m edica l equip - ment. Follow any r egulations or rules in for ce. Switc h Off On Air cr af t Mobi le phones can cause inter ference. Using the m on air craft is illega l. Switch Of f When Refuelin g Do n ot use th e ph one at a refueling p oint. Do not use near fuels o r chemica ls. Switch Off Ne ar B lasting Do n ot use t he pho ne where blasti ng is in progress. Observe restrict ions, a nd fol low any regulati ons or rules in force. In terfer ence All mo bile pho nes may get in terference whi ch could affect perfor man ce. Use Sensibly Use on ly in the no rmal positio n (to ear ). Avoid u n- necessary con tact with the anten na when phon e is on. Qualif ied Service Only qua lified service p ersonnel ma y install or r epair cellul ar pho ne equipm en t. Acce ssor ies and Bat t er ies Use on ly app r oved accessor ies and batter ies. Do not con n e ct in c ompat ib le pr oducts.
7 FCC/In du stry Ca n ada Noti ce Y our p hone may cause TV o r rad io inte rference (e.g . when using a tele phone in close p r oxi mity to receiving eq uipment). The FCC/In dust ry Can ada can require you to stop using your tele- phone i f such interference ca n not be el iminate d. If you r eq uire assistan ce, cont act your local serv ice facility . This d evice com plies with part 15 of the FCC ru les. Operat ion is sub ject to the condi tion th at this de vice does no t c ause har m- ful inte rference. Using th is Gui de Th e w ir e le s s ph o ne des c r ibe d in t h is gu id e is ap pr o v e d fo r u s e in T DMA/AM PS ne twork s. A numb er of featu res included in th is guide are called Networ k Services. They ar e speci al servic es provided by wi r eless service providers. B efor e you can take advantag e of any o f th ese Net- work Services, you must subscribe to the service(s) from your home se rvice p r ovi der an d obta in instru ctions for the ir use. Disclaimer It’ s po ssible that you m ay n ot be abl e to a ctivate you r pho ne on all wir e less systems. Please see your service pr o vider for detai ls.
8 2. Ge tting Con nected You’l l need to char g e you r batt ery once your phon e has be en ac tiv ate d. Th is se ctio n wi ll hel p fam il iari ze y ou on how, and wh en, to charge your ba ttery. Att aching y our batt ery Simp ly pl ace the batter y in th e gr o oves o n the b ack of you r phon e. Then sl ide the b attery upward until i t cli cks. Note: Use o nly th ose batte ries ap proved by the p hone manufac ture r and rechar ge your batt ery on ly with the charg ers appro ved b y the ma nufa cturer . See “ Importa nt Bat tery Informat ion” on page 10. Rem ovi ng the bat tery Note : Switch off t he phon e before rem oving the ba tter y! 1. Press an d hold the bu tton at the top of t he battery. 2. Slide the ba ttery towar d th e bottom of t h e phone. 3. Lif t t he batt ery o f f the p hone.
9 Char ging yo ur new batt er y Y our p hone c a n be used wi th eithe r a r ech argeabl e Li-I on or NiMH battery . Note t hat a new ba tte ry’ s full perf ormanc e is achie ved only aft er two or th r ee com p le te ch a rg e a nd dis ch a rg e cy c le s. W ith yo ur phon e on or of f, co nnect the charge r to a standar d 120V AC out l et. The n connect the lead f rom th e cha rger to the bot tom of your p ho n e o r pl ac e it o n a cha r g in g s ta n d . When the batt ery beg ins char ging, y our pho ne will beep once and the battery str ength in d ica tor on the right si de of the dis pla y w ill s croll. Note: If th e b atter y is to tally em pty , it ma y take a few mi nutes before the char gi ng indi cat ion appe ars on the displ ay . If your phone displays # 1RW# FK DUJLQJ , cha rgin g is sus - pen de d. Check tha t th e b att ery is not co nne cted to a non -appr ove d chargin g device . If the b attery is very hot or c old , wait for a wh ile; ch argi ng w ill a utom atic al ly r esume after the battery is r es tor ed to its normal operating st ate. If char ging stil l fail s, contact your dealer . When is a good tim e to char ge? Y ou can charge your batte ry anyti me. If you have a NiM H batt e r y , you s h o ul d all ow it to co m ple t ely dis- char ge on ce in a w hile. When your phone b eeps on ce and disp lays %DWWHU\ # ORZ , yo u o n ly ha v e a c o up le o f m i nu t e s of t al k tim e remai n- ing. The repetiti on rate of t h ese battery-low war nings depend on the r e maining battery c apacity and t he bat - ter y con di tio n. T hese war nin gs are more f requ ent when yo u’re in a ca ll. Note : The ph one wi ll not give y ou the warni ng tone under certai n cond itions. See “Warning t ones ” on p age 71. Once all the power has draine d fr om your batte ry , you ’ll hear thr ee bee ps with the message 5HFKDUJH # EDWW HU\ on yo ur di sp lay . At th is poi nt, you r p ho ne w ill sw itch it sel f of f and y ou’ll ne ed to recha rge yo ur batte ry .
10 When is char ging complete ? When th e charge i ndicators stop scr oll ing, yo ur pho ne is con sid ered fu lly ch arg ed. Ho we ver , a slig ht in crea s e in ch a rg e ma y oc c ur if y ou r phon e is lef t connec ted to the cha rger for a whil e. This is ca ll ed “ tri ck le cha r g e .” Charging t ime s depend on the type of battery a nd cha r g er u s ed. For ap prox imate cha rging and op erati ng times, see “ Standby and Tal k Ti mes” on page 7 4. Can you ma k e cal ls w hile c hargi ng? Y es, you can. But y our bat tery ma y not charge while a call is in progress . Ch arg i ng s h ou ld r e su me onc e y o u end t he ca ll. Dischar ging NiMH batteries A Ni M H battery l a sts longer and perf orm s better i f you ful ly discha rge it fr om tim e to time. T o di scharge the bat- ter y , leave your ph one switc hed on until the battery is drai ned. The phon e will dis p lay severa l message s th at th e batter y is l ow and tha t you need to r ec harge it; just ignor e the m. Do not att e mpt to di scharge the batte ry b y any o the r m ean s. Impor tant Batte ry Inf ormation • Note that a new bat tery’ s full perform ance i s achi eved on ly after two or three co mp lete char ge a nd dischar ge cycl es! • The bat tery can be c harged and disch arg ed hund reds of times but it will e v e ntually wear out. When the oper a ting time (talk time and stan dby tim e) is noticeab ly shorter th an norma l, it i s time to buy a new battery . • Use only batteri es app roved by the phone manufactu rer and recharg e your b attery o nly with t he c hargers approved b y the man ufac tur er . When a charge r is no t in use, di sconnect it from the p ower sou rce. Do not l eave the bat tery connecte d to a c harger for lo nger t han a week, si nce overchargi ng may sh orten its li fe. If left unused a fully ch arg e d battery will d isc ha rge itself over time .
11 • (NiMH batte ries o nly) Fo r good opera tion times, discha rge the bat tery from time to ti me by l eaving your p hone switched o n until it tur ns itse lf off (or by using the bat tery discharge fac ilit y of any appr oved accessory available for your ph one ). Do n ot attem pt to discha rge the bat tery by any othe r means. • T emp erature extremes will affect the abi lity of your batte ry to char ge: allow it t o cool d own or warm up first. • Use th e batter y on ly for its intend ed pur pos e. • Never use a ny ch arger o r batte ry whic h is da maged or wor n out. • Do no t short c ir c uit the battery . Accid ental sh ort circuiting ca n oc cur when a met all ic o bj ect ( coi n, cl ip, or p en) caus es direct conne ction of the a nd - te rm inals of t he battery (met al strip s on the bac k of the b attery), f or example wh en yo u carry a sp ar e battery i n your p ocket or purse. S hort circuiting the ter minals m ay dama ge t he battery or the conn ecti ng object. • Leavin g the ba ttery i n hot o r cold p laces, su ch as i n a closed car in su mmer o r wint er cond itions, will r educe the capaci ty and lifetim e of th e batter y . A lways tr y to keep the battery bet ween 59º F a nd 77º F ( 15º C an d 2 5º C) . A pho ne wit h a hot or col d batt ery may te mpora rily not work, eve n whe n the b attery is fully cha rged. Ni MH batter ies’ perfo r mance is par t icular ly limited in tempera - tures be low 14º F (- 10º C). L i-Ion batte ries ’ per formanc e is parti cularly limited i n tem peratures be low 3 2º F (0º C). • Do n ot dis pose of b atteri es in a fire! • Batte ries must b e recycled or di sposed o f prope rly . Mu st not be dis posed of in m unic ipal was te.
12 3. The Basics Y ou h ave pu r chased a pow erful phone, w ith lots of fea- t ur es. R ead thi s section for som e very b asic i nform ation on how to use your phone. A mor e c ompr ehe nsiv e de scri ptio n o f you r p hone is cover ed in “Fe atur es A to Z ” s tarti ng on page 21. Switc hing the phone on a nd off Pre ss and ho ld the ð key for t w o seconds to switch the phone on or of f. Switching of f with the ð key Quickly pr ess the ð ke y ( 6ZLWFK # RI I$ will app ear , hig h lig h t ed ) th en p ress 2. . NORMAL POSITION: Hold the phone as you w ould any other telep hone with t he an tenna po inted up and o ver your sho ulder . TIPS ON EF FICIEN T OP ERA TION : As wi th any other radi o transmi tting d evice, d o not touch th e antenn a un necessaril y when the ph one is switched on . Contact with the anten na affects ca ll quali ty and m ay cause t he phon e to op erate at a higher power level t han othe r wise needed. W A RNING! Do n ot switch o n th e phone when wirel ess pho ne use is p rohibited or whe n it m ay cause int erference or danger . See “ Safety At A Glan ce” on page 6 for mo re inf ormation . Get a good signal Y our phone op erates o n radio wa ves, and the qualit y of ra dio re ce ptio n de pe nd s ent ir el y on t he s tr eng th of t he radio s ignal in your ar ea. This radio c ov erag e is main taine d by a wireles s net work and the qua lity of calls on a wi r e less phone de pends on the str ength of the wir eless radio signal.
13 Check ing signal strengt h When yo u are at the sta rt scr een (see page 17) or in a call, the si gnal str ength i s ind icated by th e indi cators o n the l eft side o f your phone’ s disp la y . T hes e in dica to rs s croll as th e s treng th of the sign al i ncr eases and de cre ases . Increas ing your p ho ne’s s i gnal may be easy. Tr y mo v ing your phone slightly, or move towards a window if you’re call ing fro m in side a buildi ng. Using the keyp ad co v er When .H\SD G # FRY HU # VHWWL QJ is on, you can ans w er call s si mply by o p eni ng the ke ypad cove r. When you w ant to hang up, jus t cl o s e the co ver and the call will end. When the keypad c over s etting is of f, you must o pen t he ke ypad c over to answer any ca lls. Once o pened, you can pre s s any key ( ex c ept the ð and ô keys ) t o ans w er a ca ll . To e n d a ca ll, p res s ô bef ore cl osin g the keypad cov er. Activating the keypad cover 1. Press 0HQ X 4 2 6 2. Pr ess W or V to 2Q and pr ess 2. Note: If yo u’re usi ng a he adset and wish t o close th e keypad cover and still ke e p the call active, pre ss 2SWLRQV once before closing the keypa d cover. Ma king a ca ll When you want to mak e a call , open the ke ypad co ver, ente r the ar ea co de and ph one numb er and p ress ó Editing a number on display Pr ess V to move the cursor to the left and W to move it to th e r igh t . P res s &OHDU to delete the ch aracter t o the left of t he cur sor .
14 Dialing sto red phone numbers View stored n a me s and numbers by pr e ssin g W or V fr om t he s tart s cr een ( see page 17) , t hen p ress ó See “ Phone boo k” on p age 51 for det ail s on s torin g numb ers. Call ing car d calls See “ Calling card” on pa ge 2 7. Emer gency calls See “ Emergency c alls” o n pa ge 37. Ending a call If .H\SD G # FRYHU # VHWWLQJ is ac tive, sim ply clo se the keypa d cover. Otherwise, press ô . See “U sing the keyp ad cover ” on p age 13 . Ans w er i ng a call The phone ri ngs accor ding to the setti ngs in the curre ntly select ed profile (see page 55) . If .H \SD G # FR YHU # VH WWL QJ is activ e, sim ply o pen the keypad co ver to a nswer t he ca ll. O therwis e, pres s any key ex cept ô or ð Note : If Keygu ard is on (see page 15 ), on ly ó an swers calls. See “U sing the keyp ad cover ” on p age 13 . Stop yo ur phone fr om ringing w ithout answer ing the call Pr ess ð qu ic kly This keep s you fr om answering a cal l i f it’ s inconvenient to talk. Y ou can still answer the call if &DO O or the name of the person who is calling is still flashing on your display . If you don’ t wish to answer the call, it w ill be forward ed to your voice mail box if you have a voice mail su bscription. S ee “V oi ce me ssa ges” o n page 70 f or det ails on yo ur vo ice mailb ox.
15 Keygua rd Thi s fe atur e hel ps to preven t acc ident al key press e s (e.g. when your phone is in you r pock et, in your pu r se) by loc k ing your ke yp ad. If any k eys ar e p r essed whil e Key- gu ard is ac t iv at e d, 3UHVV # 8Q OR FN# DQ G# WKHQ #- will dis p lay . Activating Ke yguar d Ther e ar e three dif f erent ways to acti vate Keyguar d . .H \V # ORF NHG wil l app ea r on th e d is pl ay w h en ac ti vat ed . • Press and hold ô • Press 0HQ X ∗ • Press 0HQ X 9 at the start scr een Deactivating K eyguar d • Press 8QOR FN /# then # ∗ • Press and hold ô unti l 8QORF N # NH \V" appear s, then pr ess 2. Note: W hen K eyguard is 21 , calls to the em ergency n um ber progr ammed into your phone (e.g. by press ing 91 1 t hen ó ) may be possible. Howe ver, Emergency ke y 9 doesn’t wo rk. Answering a c all with Keyguar d active Dur i ng an in com in g ca ll t h e ke yp ad a ut o m atic al ly unl o ck s . H o we ve r , yo u can an sw er a ca ll on ly by open ing the k eypad cover if it’s a ctive; oth erwise , press only ó . After yo u end the call, Keyguard automatically be com es act ive a gai n. Some notes about Keyguard • Calls may be possib le to the emer gency nu mber progr ammed into your phone (e.g. 91 1 or ot her official emerge ncy n umber). The nu mber i s displ ayed onl y after you have ke yed in its last digit. • Pres sin g t h e ð key q uickly tu rns light s on for 15 s eco nds. • Keygua rd is automat ic ally turn ed off when the phon e is connect ed to a car kit.
16 4. Using Y our Phone The first fe w days you have your phone, play with i t to lear n how the menu and submenu system works. The mor e you learn how to acces s the se menus and su bme n us , th e mo r e f un yo u’ll h ave w it h y ou r p ho ne . This section describes the different m ethods of using your phone menus and subm enus. The D isplay Soft k e ys Y our phone has two sof tkeys lo ca ted below the d isplay . The cur rent fun c ti on is ind i ca t ed b y th e t ex t s ap peari ng di r ectly abo ve t hem . Pr ess t he corr esp o nd ing ke y unde r the c hoice yo u wish to select . This ill ustrat ion shows the p hone at the start scre e n (see “What is t he ‘start sc reen’?” on pa ge 17) . Th e s tart scr een always displays 0HQ X on the lef t an d 1DPHV on the r ig h t. 0HQ X all ow s you t o access your phone’ s menus and submenus. 1DPHV allo w s you to acce ss your phone book (see “Phone book” on pa ge 51) . Scr oll keys Y our phone has a sc roll key l ocated just below the display scr een. The scr oll key h as two arrows on it that look like V and W . Pr ess these to navigat e thr ough your phone’ s menus and submenus, as w e ll as thr ough your phone book (See “Phone boo k” on pa ge 51) . Scr oll bar When you acce ss your pho ne’ s menu and s ub - men us, yo u will n ot ice a s croll bar a t the fa r ri ght of t he s cr een. This b ar ind icates your loc ation in t he me nu st ructur e; eac h “tab” on the bar r epr e- se nts a di ff er ent menu it em .
17 For ex a mple, pr es s 0HQ X once. The scroll b ar appears with th e first (top) t a b displ a yed. A d i f f er ent tab appears each time you pr ess t he W or V key to move up and down thr ough the menu struct ure . The scr oll bar work s the same way with subme n us. Menu & submenu numbering When you scr oll t o a m e nu or su b menu, the menu numb er and/o r su bm en u number ap pear s on the disp la y ab ov e th e scroll ba r . For exampl e, when you scro l l to m enu 2 ( &DOO # ORJ ) the numb er 5 ap p ea r s in th e to p ri g ht - h an d co r ner o f th e display . If you scroll to menu 4 ( 6HWWLQ JV ), sub m enu 3 ( 6HFXULW\ # VHWWLQJV ), you r ph one wil l display 706 in th e to p ri g ht- hand corner . See “ Summ ary of M enu Item s” on page 19 for a li st of your phone’ s fea tures al ong with their menu l ocati ons. Also, see “Using sho rtcuts” on page 18. What is the ‘ start screen’? The s tart scre en appea rs when you fir st tu r n your phone on, in its i dl e state. When you want to ge t to the sta rt screen, p ress ô at any ti m e exc ept during a call (unl ess you want to h ang up). Note: If yo u press ô when the phone is req uesting i nput (i.e., a setting, pho ne numb er , nam e, etc.), the phone d isplays the start screen and the input is not saved. Scroll ing through the main menu Press 0HQ X at t he s tart s creen . Then press W or V to re ach the desire d menu i tem. Press # 6HO HFW , # 2SWLRQV # or # 2. (whi chever a p pe ars) to en ter subm enu s and to choose o p ti ons. Press ([LW to exi t th e p r es en t menu or �N to go b ack on e le ve l.
18 Using shortcuts Th is is a q uick an d ea sy wa y t o ac cess a m en u wi th ou t havi ng to scr oll thr ough other menus. Pr ess 0HQ X , then me nu num be r , then su bmen u numb er . Pr ess the me nu and subm enu numbers within a couple of se co nd s of ea ch other when usi ng t his method. For a su mmary o f your ph one ’s menu st ructure , see “S ummar y of Men u Item s” on page 19. Hel p t ext If you’r e not sur e how a featur e works, wai t just a few seconds and help text will ap pear for most of your pho ne’ s fe atu res. P r e ss 0RUH to se e the nex t page of t he te xt or �N to exi t.
19 Sum mar y o f Menu Ite ms 1M e s s a g e s 1 1 T ext Messages 1 1 1 In box 1 1 2 Saved 1 2 V oice messages 1 2 1 Listen to voi ce messag es 1 2 2 V oice mail box num ber 1 3 We l c o m e N o t e 2C a l l l o g 2 1 Misse d calls 2 2 Di al e d ca l ls 2 3 Received calls 2 4 Clea r call li sts 2 5 Ca ll timers 3 Prof iles 3 1 Normal (follo win g sub menus a ppear in a ll profi les) 3 1 1 S elec t 3 1 2 Custo mize 3 1 2 1 Ringi ng opt ions 3 1 2 2 Rin ging volum e 3 1 2 3 Rin ging tone 3 1 2 4 V ibra ting a lert (w/vibrating batter y only) 3 1 2 5 Key pad to nes 3 1 2 6 W a rni ng to nes 3 1 2 7 Me ssage alert tone 3 1 2 8 Light s (on ly in &DU # profile ) 3 1 2 9 Autom atic answer (on ly in &DU and HDGVHW ) 3 1 3 Renam e (not a vailabl e in 1RU P DO prof ile ) 3 2 Silent 3 3 Me eting 3 4 Outdoor 3 5 Pa ger 3 6 Ca r (once use d wit h car kit) 3 7 Heads e t (on ce us ed with he adset )
20 4S e t t i n g s 4 1 Ca ll settings 4 1 1 Emerg ency key 9 4 1 2 Autom atic redial 4 1 3 Calli n g car d 4 2 Phone setti ngs 4 2 1 Clock 4 2 2 Alarm clock 4 2 3 T ouch ton es 4 2 4 Restore fac tory setti ngs 4 2 5 Languag e 4 2 6 Keypad cover se tting 4 3 Se curity set t ing s 4 3 1 Restr ict calls 4 3 2 Access c odes 4 4 Ne t w o rk s e rv ic es 4 4 1 V oice privacy 4 4 2 Call fo rwa rding 4 4 3 Call waitin g 4 4 4 Send own num ber 4 4 5 Network f eature set ting 4 4 6 NAM selection 5S y s t e m 5 1 Au to ma tic 5 2 Manu al 5 3 New s ear ch 6G a m e s 6 1 Me mory 6 2 Sna ke 6 3 Logic 6 4 Dice 7 Cal cul ato r 8C a l e n d a r 9K e y g u a r d
21 5. F eatu res A to Z ABC mode This allows you to e nter names into your phone book. See “ Entering letter s an d numb ers” on page 3 8 . Access codes Thi s is a secu rity f eature that al lows y ou acc ess to cer- tain p h o n e fe at u r es, suc h a s th e ph on e lo c k ( pa ge 54 ) and u nlock ed ph on e n umb er ( pa ge 69 ) . Also, see “Lock co de” o n page 45 and “S ecurity co de ” o n pa ge 61. Alarm clo ck Th e al ar m clo c k oper a t es o ff y ou r phone’s clock. The volum e for the alar m cloc k is d ete rmi ned by th e current ringing volume. Note: If yo u have selected t he 6L OHQW or %HHS # RQFH ring ing o p- tion (se e page 58 ), your al arm clock will qu ietly beep one time. See “C lock” on page 34 for i nforma tion on yo ur pho ne’ s clock. Setting the alarm clock 1. Press 0HQ X 4 2 2 ( 6HWWLQJV - 3KR QH # VHWWLQJV - $ODUP # FOR FN ) 2. Enter ti me you wi sh to set alarm (u se two- d igit fi el ds for ho urs a n d mi nut e s) . E xis t in g di g its wil l b e r epl aced w ith th e ne w alar m tim e. 3. Pr ess 2. 4. Sele ct eith er DP or SP and pr e ss 2. # Note: S tep 4 appear s only if you ha ve se lected am /pm f ormat; see “S electing time for mat ” on page 34 for more inf ormati on. When th e alar m goes of f Pr ess 6WRS to shut of f th e alar m.
22 Snooz ing Pr ess 6QRR]H . The alarm will go off again in 10 minutes. If you let the pho n e al arm for 1 minu te w i th o u t pre s s in g a ke y , it stop s al arming f or 10 m inutes th en s tarts a gain. T urn ing the al arm cl ock of f Press 0HQ X 4 2 2 ( 6HWWLQJ V - 3KRQH # VH WW LQJV - $ODUP # FORFN ), the n sc roll to 2II # and press 2. . Note: If yo u have selected t he 6L OHQW or 0HHW LQJ profile, your alarm w ill only beep o nce . The best p rofile to us e wh ile using t he alarm cl ock i s 1RUPDO or 2XWGRRU , unless th ese h ave been modi fied from th eir ori ginal set tings. For mo re informati on on Profil es, see page 55. All calls ti m er Thi s fe ature ke eps track of ho w mu ch time you ha ve spe nt on a ll ca ll s w it h yo u r phon e . See “ Call ti mers” o n page 31 . Au to m a ti c a ns we r This i s one of th e se tti ngs i n your phone ’s Prof iles ( see page 55 ). Wit h t his o n , your p h o ne ans w ers inco m ing vo ic e ca lls af t er o n e r in g . Note : T his can onl y be used when your phone i s connecte d to a headse t or to an approve d handsf ree car kit equ ippe d with the ignition sense op tion, wi th the i gnitio n on. Activating auto matic answer 1. Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3UR ILO HV ) 2. Y ou r ph one lis t s ea ch pr o file . Us e W to hi gh ligh t eith e r t he &DU or HDGVHW pr o fi l e a n d pr es s 2S WL R QV . Note: &DU and HDGVHW will not appear unless your phone has alrea dy been connect ed to a car ki t or h eadset at least one time . 3. Hig hlig ht &X VW RP L]H and pr ess 2. . Pr ess W to $XWRPD WLF # DQVZHU , the n pr ess 6HOHFW aga in .
23 4. Pr ess W to 2Q and p r ess 2. . Note : This featu re w ill not fu nction with data cal ls. Au to m a ti c r ed i a l You r phone will r e di al th e number you’r e tr ying to c all up to 3 time s after you hear a quick, busy signal. Press ô to stop the ca ll att emp ts. Thi s fe ature atte mpts to r ed ia l numbers t hat are busy du e to th e w ire le ss n e tw ork . It w ill n ot red ial n um be rs t o a b usy p art y. Activating auto matic redi a l Press 0HQ X 4 1 2 ( 6HW WLQ JV - &DOO # VHWWL QJV - $XWRPD WLF # UHGLDO ), then pres s W or V to 2Q and press 2. . Calc ulator Your ph one’s ca lc ulator adds , subtracts, multipl ies, divi des, an d con v e rts cu rr e n cy . Re memb er! Y ou r pho ne m ust b e switche d on to use this fea tur e. Do not switch on the p hone wh en wirel ess phone use is prohibi ted or when i t may cau se interfer ence or dan ger . Using th e calc ulator 1. Press 0HQ X 7 ( &DOFXODWRU ) 2. Enter the first num ber in the calculati on (pr ess # for decima ls) 3. T o add , press ∗ ( ap pea rs ) T o subtract, pr ess ∗∗ tw ic e ( - appe ar s ) T o mu lt ip ly , press ∗∗∗ ( ∗ appe ars) T o di vi de, pr es s ∗∗∗∗ ( / appe ars) T o a dd a decima l, p r ess t he # k ey 4. Ente r the se cond num be r Rep ea t these st eps as many ti me s as needed . Pr ess &OHDU t o erase any m istak es.
24 5. Pr ess 2SWLRQV . W ith (TXDOV # highlight ed /# pr ess 2. Note: Y ou can also ch oose $G G , 6XEWUDF W , 0XOWLSO\ , and 'LYLG H fr om th e lis t of o ptio ns. Stor ing exchan ge rates 1. Press 0HQ X 7, then p ress 2SWLRQV 2. Scr oll to ([FKDQJH # UDWH# and pre ss 2. 3. Pr ess W or V at eith er RZ # PDQ\# KRPH# XQLWV# WR# D# YLV LWHG # XQLW or RZ # PDQ \ # YLV LWH G# XQLWV # WR# D# KRP H # XQLW , depe nd ing on how you wish to convert the cur rency . P ress 2. once you deci de. 4. Ente r t he appr opri ate ex cha nge ra te an d pre ss 2. (use the # key for deci ma ls) 5. Ph one w ill d ispl ay 5DWH # VDYHG Calcula ting exchan ge rates 1. Press 0HQ X 7 2. Enter number of units, then pr ess 2SWLRQV 3. Pr ess W or V to eithe r 7R # KRPH or 7R # YL VLWHG , and pre ss 2. 4. Conv er ted curr ency wi l l displ ay Cale ndar Th e ca le n dar ke ep s trac k o f b irt h - day s, mee tings, simple remi nders, and ca ll s yo u ne ed to ma ke. It ca n eve n s ou nd a n al arm w he n it ’s t im e for yo u t o m ake a ca ll or g o to a meet ing. Remem ber! Y our phone mu st be swi tched o n to use this feature. Do no t switch on the phone when wi reless phon e use is pr ohibite d or when i t may c ause in terferen ce or d anger . Note: Y o ur pho ne must remai n on to use the c alend ar’ s alarm feature. If your phon e is off, the alarm will not sound at its sc hedu led ti me.
25 Using th e calenda r 1. Press 0HQ X 8 ( &DOHQGDU ) 2. If you haven’ t set the time and date, your phone prompts you to set your p hone’ s clock When your p hon e p r ompt s you for the tim e with KK = PP , en ter the time in hours and m inutes ( using tw o - dig i t f ie ld s ), th e n pres s 2. Time format ( 24-ho ur or am /pm) is set us ing the C lock. See “S electin g time form at ” on pag e 34. When your p hon e p r ompt s you for the date wi th PP 2 GG2 \\\\ , enter the month an d day (usin g two- digi t fi eld s) an d ye ar ( u s in g a fo u r - d i g it fiel d) , th en pre ss 2. . Tip : Use W to move the cu r sor right and V to move it lef t. When yo u enter a d ig it, it w rites o ver the nu mber to the r ig ht o f th e c ur so r. 3. Y our p hone di splays the cur r ent day . Y ou can also scr o ll to diff e rent days by pr essing W or V . 4. Once you’r e a t the date y ou want , pr ess 2SWLRQV . Then use Wý to highl ight the option you want, and pre ss 6HOHFW 1 The op t ion s ar e : Opti on 1: Vi ew day Wit h this option, you can view t he note s of t he day currently on display. Use W to scroll through the note s. Each note allows you to cho o se th e f ollo w ing 2SWLRQV : (UDVH clear s the not e from your cal endar. # (GLW give s you the sa m e prompts you got w hen you ma de th e n ote . 0R YH gives you the date prompt so you ca n move th e note to another date.
26 Option 2: Make note With thi s option, you’ll need to choose 5HPLQGHU , &DOO , 0HHWL Q J , or %LUWKGD\ . Your phone will prompt you for more information depending on which one you choose. Yo u ca n al so s et an al ar m for a ny ca le nd ar n o te . See “ Entering letter s and nu mb ers” on page 3 8 for h elp with enteri ng infor mat ion at the 6XEMHFW = promp t. Note: W hen the alarm goes o ff, you can press 3RVWSRQH or 2. . Press 2. to shu t off the alarm . Option 3: Era s e notes With t his opti on, you’ ll need to choose w hich n otes to er as e. I f you cho o s e all the no te s fo r the da y cur r en tly on display ( 2I # &K R VHQ # 'D\ ), or 2QH # %\ # 2QH (fo r a ll no te s i n th e cale ndar), your ph one pre sents e ach not e to you with the op ti on (UDVH or �N . If you choose $OO # DW# 2QFH , y our phone will dele te all cale nd ar not es. W hen p romp te d to co nfi rm the er ase, p re ss <HV or 1R . Opti on 4: Vi ew all This allows you to view the notes of the entire calenda r. Use W or V to scroll thro ugh the notes. &DOHQGDU # PH PRU\ # HPSW \ wi ll ap pe ar if th e re a re no n o t es in th e ca le n d a r . Opt ion 5: Go to date Ente r the date you wish to go to. Option 6: Set the date Ente r the day a nd month ( using two-di git fi elds) an d year (usin g a fo ur -digi t fiel d), the n pr ess 2. . Calle r ID Th is is a n et wor k ser vi ce t hat he lp s id ent ify inco ming cal ls. Con tact y our se rvice provid er f or det ails. When Call er ID is acti ve, your phone may d isplay t he cal ler’s phone number. The calle r’s n ame may also
27 di splay if t heir nam e an d nu mber has bee n stored in the phone book ( see “Phone book” on page 51 ) or if the wireless network supports it. &DOO or &DO O 0 FDOOHU# ,'# XQDYDLODE OH w ill d is pl ay w hen the wire le ss n etw ork do esn’ t re cog ni ze t he ca ll ing nu m ber . Also, &DOO 0 FDOOHU # ,' # EORF N HG may di splay if th e call i ng party has bloc ked caller ID . Callin g card If you wi sh to us e a ca lling card for long d istance calls, you must first sto r e y o ur ca ll in g ca r d inf o r ma t io n into your phone. You r phone can store up to four calling cards. Stor ing your calling c ard 1. Press 0HQ X 4 1 3 ( 6HWWLQ JV - &DOO # VHWWLQJV - &DOOLQJ # FD UG ) 2. Scr oll to d esir e d calli ng c ar d and press 2SWLRQV 3. Pr ess W or V to (GLW , pr ess 2. 4. Ente r sec ur i ty code and pr ess 2. 5. Pr ess 6HOHFW at 'LDOLQJ # VHTXHQFH . Se lect the di aling seq ue nce you r ca r d us es (u se c h art b el ow ), p ress W or V to choose seque nce, then pr ess 6HOHF W Note : T he ord er of the following steps may v ary , de pend ing on which dialing s eque nce your car d uses. 6. Ente r acce ss nu mber wh en pr ompte d for the cal l- ing car d’ s access number (usually the 1-800 num - ber li s ted on the back of the c alling car d), pr ess 2. Note: Y ou can also r etrieve the access num ber from your pho ne book i f it has al ready b een stor ed. S imply press 6HDUFK , then W or V to find the num ber . 7. Ent er card n umb er an d/ or P IN wh en p romp ted to ente r cal ling car d number and pe rsonal ident ifica - tion numbe r , the n pre ss 2. . # Pr ess 2. agai n at 6DYH # FK DQJH V ?
28 8. Pr ess W or V to &DUG # QDP H and pre ss 6HOHFW . Ent er card n ame us ing y our pho ne’ s ke ypad , pr ess 2. . See “ Entering letter s and nu mb ers” on page 3 8 if yo u need he lp on enteri ng the card na me For de tails about your pho ne’ s security co de, see “Secu rity code” on page 61 . *These call ing cards are freq uent ly used with these diali ng sequence s. Howeve r , they may var y and ar e subje ct to change at the p hone co mpany’ s discr etion. Choosin g a cal ling car d to use 1. Press 0HQ X 4 1 3 ( 6HWWLQ JV - &DOO # VHWWLQJV - &DOOLQJ # FD UG ) 2. Scr oll to d esir ed car d and press 2SWLRQV 3. Pr ess W or V to highli ght 6HOHF W and pr e ss 2. . 4. Enter security code a t 6HFX ULW\ # FRG H= , press 2. 5. Y our pho ne wi ll displa y &DU G # UHDG\# IRU# XVH Maki ng ca lli n g ca rd calls Ente r th e phon e number , includ ing any pref i x (s uc h as 0 or 1) t ha t your c alling card may require whe n you Dialin g Sequ ence Use for cards that require you to: Cards usin g th is sequence * $FFHVV # QR 1 .# SKRQH # QR1 .# FDU G # QR 1# Dial 1-800 access number , then pho ne numb er , th en card n umber ( PIN if requi red) MCI, A T&T T rue Choi ce, Sp rint Cana da, Un ite l $FFHVV # QR1 .# FDU G # QR 1 .# SKRQH # QR1 Dial 1-800 access number , then ca rd num be r ( PIN if req uire d), th en ph on e numbe r net w orkMC I, W o rldPho ne MC I 3UH IL [ # .# SKRQH # QR1 .# FDU G # QR 1 Dial the pre fix (any nu mber s tha t must p reced e th e phone numb er) an d phone numbe r you want t o dial , then ca rd num be r , (then PIN, if required) GT E, P acBe ll, AT & T , S t e n t o r
29 make a ca lli ng ca r d ca ll . See you r ca lli ng card fo r ins t ruc t io n s . Press and hol d ó f or a f ew seconds unt il y our phone displa ys &DUG # FDOO . Press 2. when you see :DL W # IRU# WR QH /#WK HQ # SUHV V # 2. . When you see :DLW # IRU# WRQH /# SU HVV# 2.# DJDLQ , press 2. aga in. Note: This pro ced ure may not apply to all callin g card opt ions progr ammed into your pho ne. Plea se loo k at the b ack o f your calling c ard or contac t you r lon g distance compa ny for more info rm at i o n. Call fo rw ard in g Th is ne two rk s ervi ce i s u sed to forw ard inco min g calls to another number so you w on ’t miss an i mportant c a ll. Che ck w ith yo ur s erv ice pro vid er for d eta ils. Note: B efore you can a ctivate this feature , yo u should first store the featu re cod e given to you b y you r ser vice p rovider . Otherwi se, thi s feature ma y not ap pear in th e m enu. However , yo u can use the feature cod e manually , if you choose, by inc luding the featu re cod e in fr ont of t he phon e numb er (e.g., * 72 5 55 1212) See “ Network fea ture sett ing” on pag e 49 fo r more detai ls. 1. Press 0HQ X 4 4 2 ( 6HWWLQJV - 1HWZRU N # VH UYLFHV - &DOO # IRUZDUGLQJ ) 2. Scr oll t o desir ed ca ll f o r wa r di ng f eatur e (see opt ions belo w) and p r ess 6HO HFW 3. Hig hlig ht $FWLYD WH and pre ss 2. 4. Enter phone number at 1XPEHU =# (or p r ess 6HDUFK to locate n umber in phon e book ) and pr ess 2. 5. Y our phon e will attemp t to call t he net work t o con - firm th e fe atu re co de you ent ered i n M en u 4 4 5 ( se e “Net w ork featur e sett ing” on page 49 ) 6. Onc e th e fea ture cod e h ad b e en co n f i r me d , th e fea tur e is activ ated
30 Call for w ar ding optio ns )RUZDUG # DOO# FDOOV forw ards a ll in co m ing ca lls . # )RUZDUG # LI # EXV\ forwa rds ca ll s only wh en y o u’ r e on th e phone. )RUZDUG # LI# QRW# DQ VZHUHG fo rwar ds ca lls if y ou do n’t ans wer . )RUZDUG # LI # RXW # RI # UHDFK forw ards ca lls if you are ou t o f the serving wireless n etwork . &DQFHO # DOO# FDO O# IRUZDUGLQJ can cels a ll call f orwar ding options y ou have acti ve . Ca ll lo g Th is f eat ure au to mati call y keep s tr ack of numbers yo u’ve d i aled , num be r s th at ha ve ca ll ed you , an d th e am ou nt of time you ’ve spent on call s. Using cal l log 1. Press 0HQ X 2 ( &DOO # ORJ ) 2. Scr oll to one of the following options, then pr ess 6HOHFW or 2. 2-1 # 0LVVHG# FDOOV - See page 47 . 2-2 # 'LDOHG# FDOOV # - See page 36 . 2-3 5HFHLYH G # FDOOV - See page 57 2-4 # &OH D U# FDOO# OLVWV - See page 33. 2-5 &DOO # WLPHUV# - See pa ge 31. Ti p: You c a n d ial any of the phon e numbers by press ing ó while th e numbe r is on t he dis pl ay. Th e ‘O p ti o ns ’ so f t k e y When you ac cess 'LDOHG # FDOOV , 5HFHLY HG # F DOOV , or 0LVVHG # FDOOV and press 2SWLRQV , a l ist of options will appear on your phone ’ s display.
31 &DOO # WLPH show s the date a nd tim e whe n the call was f irst con ne cted (i f cloc k has be en s et) (GLW # QXPEHU all ows you to edit the diale d number . 6DYH allows you to save the numbe r into your phone book. (UDVH wi ll er ase t he numbe r from the cal l lis t. 9LH Z # QXP EHU w ill a ppea r on ly if the num ber h as been stored in the ph one book and t he nam e is displayed ins tea d o f th e n um ber . Ca ll re s tr i c t io n s Th is fea tur e all o ws y o u t o re s t r ict in co m in g an d outgoing calls to and from c ertain numbers. See “R e stric t calls” o n pag e 57 for detail s. Call settings Thi s f eatur e a ll ows you t o ac ce ss an d activ ate so me o f yo ur p h o n e’ s fea t ur e s . Using call settings 1. Press 0HQ X 4 1 ( 6HWWL QJV - &DOO # VHWWLQJ V ) 2. Pr ess W to r each one of the foll ow ing options, th e n pre ss 6HOHFW 4-1-1 (PHUJHQF\ # NH\ #< - See pa ge 37 . 4-1-2 $XWRPD WL F # UHG LDO - See page 23 . 4-1-3 &DOOLQJ # FDUG - See page 27 . Call timers Yo ur ph on e au t o ma tic al ly k ee p s track of t he amount of time you’ve spen t i n ca lls. 1. Press 0HQ X 2 5 ( &DOO # ORJ - &DOO # WLPHUV ) 2. Scr oll r epe at edly to ac ces s the fol lowin g opti ons
32 /DVW # FDOO # displa ys call duration of last call . $OO # FDOOV # dis play s call du ra tion of all c alls made sin ce t i m e r s h a v e l a s t b e e n r e s e t ( see page 33 for de ta il s on how to cl ea r call ti me rs ). /LIH # WLPHU shows duration of a ll calls; this can not be reset (see page 44 ). &OHDU # WLPHUV cle ars all ca ll t imers excep t the Life ti me r ( see pa ge 33 ). Th ese ca ll dur ation s a re fo r the cu rren tly- sel ect ed NA M (phone number). Your phone has separat e timers for each NAM you r phone uses, except for t he Lif e timer. See “NA M se le c tion ” on page 4 8 for det a ils o n NAM . Note: T he a ctual ti me i nvoiced f or calls b y your se rvice prov ider may vary, depend ing up on items such as networ k feature s, rounding o ff fo r billi ng, and taxes. Ca ll w ai t in g If you ha v e s u bsc ribe d to C al l W ai t in g , y our ph o n e wi ll beep during a c all let you know you have an incoming cal l. You r p hone ma y als o di spl ay the inco min g ca ll er ’s id entifi cation ( see “Caller I D” on pa ge 26 ). Answering a n incoming call with call w aiting Pr ess ó Swapping betwe en two calls Pr ess ó Ending the c alls Pr ess ô to end both calls Activating call waiting You can also a ctivat e this feat ure wit h your phone; sim- pl y ask your se rvice provi der f or the feat ure co de, st ore it into you r phone, then acti vate it . Note: Th is featu re may n ot app ear in your ph one’ s menu until
33 the featu re cod e has been sto red. See “ Network fea ture sett ing” on pag e 49 fo r more detai ls. 1. Press 0HQ X 4 4 3 ( 6HWWLQJV - 1HWZRU N # VH UYLFHV - &DOO # ZDLWLQJ ) 2. Scr oll to $FWLYD WH # (or select &DQFHO to ca n ce l an d pre ss 2. 3. Y our phon e will attemp t to call t he net work t o con - firm th e fe atu re co de you ent ered i n M en u 4 4 5 ( se e “Net w ork featur e sett ing” on page 49 ) 4. Onc e th e fea ture cod e h ad b e en co n f i r me d , th e fea tur e is activ ated. Chang e lock co d e Thi s fe ature al lows you to cha ng e yo ur lo c k code. See “ Changi ng your lock code ” on pa ge 45 . Chang e se curi ty c ode Thi s fe ature al lows you to chan g e your s ecurit y co de . See “ Changi ng your security code” on pag e 62. Clear call lists Thi s fe ature w ill clea r all dial ed n umber s , a s well as numbers of a nswered calls and missed call s. You can not un do this operati on, so be careful . Also, see “Call lo g ” on page 30. 1. Press 0HQ X 2 4 ( &DOO # ORJ - &OHDU # FDOO# OLVWV ) 2. Hig h lig ht eit h e r $OO , 0LVVHG , 'LDOHG , or 5HFHLYHG and pre ss 2. ( $OO will cle ar a ll ca ll list s , wh ile the oth ers clea r t hei r res pec tive c all l ist s) Clear tim er s This f eature clears al l call timers for th e cur rently-selected NAM. See “Call timers ” on page 31 for m ore details. 1. Press 0HQ X 2 5 4 ( &DOO # ORJ - &DOO # WLPHUV - &OHDU # WLPHUV )
34 2. Enter security code a t 6HFX ULW\ # FRG H =# and pr ess 2. Careful : Clearing call timers c an n ot be u ndone. If you are using the ca ll timer s to lo g or tra ck the amount of t ime yo u are using you r phone, yo u may wish to re cord the call timers befo re you erase them. Clock Yo ur ph on e h as an in te rn al clo c k that can be dis pla yed or hidden. It als o fe atur es an alarm clo c k (see page 21). Note: Th e cloc k is po wered b y your phone’ s ba tter y . I f your c lock has be en a ctivated an d you re - move the battery while your phone is still on, you will need to reset th e time afte r you tu rn yo ur pho ne back o n. Howeve r, if you fi rst tur n your p hone o ff before removing the battery , your ph one wi ll retain the time and dat e it ha d befor e the battery was remo ved. Setting the clock 1. Press 0HQ X 4 2 1 ( 6HW WLQ JV - 3KR QH # VHWWLQJV - &ORFN ) 2. Scr oll to $GMXVW # WLPH and pr e ss 6HOHFW 3. Ente r pres ent time a t 7LPH = (use two-digit fi elds for hours an d minutes) 4. Pr ess 2. 5. Sele ct DP or SP and pre ss 2. (if a m/pm form at has been selected; see below) Selectin g time format 1. Press 0HQ X 4 2 1 ( 6HW WLQ JV - 3KR QH # VHWWLQJV - &ORFN ) 2. Scr oll to 7LPH # IR UPDW and pre ss 6HOHFW 3. Scr oll to eithe r 570 KR XU or DP 2 SP 4. Pr ess 2.
35 Displaying o r hiding the clock 1. Press 0HQ X 4 2 1 ( 6HWWLQJV - 3KR QH # VHWWLQJV - &ORFN ) 2. Scr oll to eithe r LGH # FO RFN or 'LVSOD\ # FORFN (only on e will disp lay dependi n g on the curr e nt setting) 3. Pr ess 6HOHFW Conf eren ce c all This feat ure al lows you to add a t hird pa rty t o a call. You can use thi s fe ature wi th loc al and long di stance cal l s. Note: This feature ma y not be availabl e in all wireless system s. See you r servi ce provid er for d etails an d a vailability. Maki ng a c o n ference cal l 1. Whil e in a c all , ente r (or re ca ll from the phon e b ook) the sec ond phone number and pre ss ó 2. Once the third part y answer s, pr ess ó to c on- nect all thr ee pa rties 3. Pr ess ó again if you wish to disconne ct the thir d party . Pre ss ô to dr op both parties. Recal ling a number fr om the phone book during a con f eren ce ca ll 1. Dur ing t he c all, p ress 2SWLRQV 2. Scr oll to 1DPHV and pre ss 2. 3. Pr ess 6HOHFW at 6HDUFK 4. Enter nam e and press 2. , or ju st pre ss W or V to scr oll thr ough the phone book 5. Pr ess ó Cu rren t c a ll ti me r This fe ature disp la ys the r unni ng elapsed tim e on your sc reen w hile a c all is acti ve. Once the call has e nded, si mply pr ess an y key to clea r the di spla y. Also, see “Call ti mers” on pa ge 31.
36 Activating the c urrent cal l timer Press 0HQ X 2 5 ( &DOO # ORJ - &DOO # WLPHUV ) and press 'HW DLO V . With &XUUHQW # FD OO# WL PHU displa yed, press 6HOHF W , sc r o ll to 2Q , and p r es s 2. Customiz e prof iles Thi s featu re al lows yo u to cust omize in divid ual Prof iles . See “Profiles” on page 55 for details. Diale d ca lls Yo ur ph on e aut oma ti call y st ores the las t 1 0 num bers y ou ’ve di aled . 1. Press 0HQ X 2 2 ( &DOO # ORJ - 'LDOHG # FDOOV ) 2. Pr ess W or V to scr oll th rough dialed num bers lis t 3. Pr ess ó to dial t he num b er you wish to call You can al so acce ss th e las t 10 d i aled numbers i f y o u press ó , then quickly pre ss W or V to scroll through the l is t. Also, see “Call lo g ” on page 30 for detail s on other call list s . Th e ‘O p ti o ns ’ so f t k e y See “ The ‘Opt ions’ soft ke y” on p age 30. Earp iec e volume The scroll ke ys on your pho ne wi ll ad just the earpiec e volu me during a phone call . Th e top scr oll key increa ses whi le the bot tom one dec r eases the vo lu me. If a n ac c essor y lik e a h ead set or a car k it , o r on e w ith i ts own lo ud speake r, is conn ected t o your p h o ne, t he scro ll keys wi ll ad jus t th e volu me f or t hat ac ces sory . Note: Using the scro ll keys t o adj u st earpie c e volu m e functio n s only durin g phone calls.
37 Emergency calls Before att empti ng any em ergency c alls, see “ Emergency Ca lls” on page 81 for import ant safety inform ati o n. 1. If the phone is not on, switch i t on 2. Key in the emerge ncy numb er for your pr esen t locati on (e.g. 911 or othe r offi cial emergency number ). Eme rgency number s vary by loca tion. 3. Pr ess ó IMPO RTAN T! Thi s phon e, like any wi reless phone, opera tes using radi o signa ls, wire less an d landl ine netwo rks, a s well as us er -pr ogra mmed func tions w hich ca n not guarantee connec tion i n all cond itions . There for e, you s hou ld ne ve r re ly so lely up on a ny wi r eles s phone for ess en tial commun icat io ns (e.g. , medi cal eme rgen cies ). Remem ber , to make o r receive an y calls , the p hone m ust be switche d on and i n a ser vice ar ea with adeq uate wi reless signal strength . Emerg ency cal ls ma y not be possibl e on all wireless phone net- works or whe n certai n network se rvi ces and/o r phone features are in use. Check with local wir eless service providers. If certain f eatu res are in use (keyguar d, restrict ca lls, etc.), you may first need to t urn tho se featur es off before you can m ake an emer gency cal l. Consul t this do cument and your loca l wire- less ser vice provider . When m aking an em ergency ca ll, r ememb er to give al l the nec- essary i nformat ion as accu rate ly as possi ble. Rem ember that your wirel ess phone m ay be the onl y means of co mmunicat ion at the sc ene of an acc ident - d o not cut off th e ca ll until gi ven permission to do so. Emergenc y key 9 Wit h t hi s featur e on, the pho n e attemp ts to make an em erge ncy ca ll whe n y ou p ress 9, the n ó . Th e phone dial s the emergen cy numbe r pre- p rogra m med int o y our p hone . Note: Y o u can also dial an emerg ency cal l by pressi ng and hold ing 9 unt il the p hon e indic ates it is attempt ing t o make a n emerge ncy ca ll. Howev er , this method doe s not work wh en Key- guard i s acti ve or when the phone is conn ect ed to a modem.
38 Activating Em ergenc y k ey 9 Press 0HQX 4 1 1 ( 6HWWLQJ V - &DOO # VHWWLQJV - (PHUJHQF\ # NH\ # < ), scroll to 2Q to act ivate or 2II to can cel , th en p r ess 2. . IMPORTAN T! Official em ergency num bers vary by loc ation (e.g . 911). Only one emerg ency numb er is pro gr amm ed into your pho ne to be dialed automatica lly by Emerg ency key 9, which m ay not be the prope r numb er in all ci rcumstan ces. Ente ri ng letters and numbers You can ent er lette rs, as well as numbe rs, when st oring infor mat ion in to you r pho ne by usin g you r phon e’s k ey- pad. Wh en you see the le tter you wish to e nter, simply pres s the key ass ociat ed with t hat le tter unt il i t appe ars on th e displa y (num bers also appear). ABC mode When you need to enter le tters into your phone, it wil l autom atica lly switc h over to mode . Your phone disp lays the i c on to ind i cate that your phone is in ABC m ode. It also di splays w hen you are view ing nam es rathe r t han number s. When is displ ay ed, you can enter thes e characters: Wh il e y o u’ re edit in g a na m e, the V key will move the cur so r to t h e le ft , an d W will move it to the right. Press &OHDU t o c orrect any mi stakes. Key Character s Key Character s 1. , ’ ? ! - 1 7P Q R S 7 2 ABC2 8 TUV8 3 DEF 3 9 WX YZ9 4 GHI4 0 Enter s an em pt y space , 0 5J K L 5 ∗ (See b elow f or detail s) 6 M NO6 # C hanges l ett e r cas e; long pres s to ggle s be twee n AB C/abc and 123 mode
39 If yo u wi sh to en t e r an e m pt y sp ac e b e t w ee n c h ar a c- t e rs, press 0 for each s pace. Ch anging l etter case Press th e # key to switch betwee n upper a nd lower case letters. The icon w ill switc h to to ind icate you ar e using lower c ase. 123 mode When storing names to the phone book, you ca n enter a nu mbe r wit hin a na me at any time . Si mp ly pr es s that part icul ar num ber key a few time s until i t app e ars. Howeve r, you can do this more q uick ly by accessi ng the mode, without ha ving to scroll through each let ter to access the num b er you wi sh t o en ter . Simply press th e # key for a bout 2 seconds whil e in mo de and th e ico n w ill appe ar. W hi le in th is mo de, o nly numb er s can be ent ere d. Le tte rs c an n ot b e ente red unle ss your phone is in mode. Pre s s the # key agai n for a coupl e of sec onds if you wi sh to deac ti vate the mode. Spec ial chara cters (f or stor ing names) When in AB C m ode (see page 21) , you can press the ∗ key an d the fo l lowi ng spec ial ch aracte r s wil l appear . You can use the se char act ers to hel p when s t o r i ng names in your phone book. Simply press W or V to highl i ght the one you wish to u s e and pre s s ,QVHUW . . , ? ! : ; - # * ( ) ‘ “ _ @ & $ £ % / < > ¿ ¡ § = [ ] ¥ TIP : I f you w ish t o acce ss a s pecia l char acter that ap - pears toward the end of this list, press V for quicker acce ss. Spec ial Chara cters (f or stor ing numbers) The follo wing s pecia l char acter s are h elpful when y ou store n a m es to your phone book (see page 51 ) .
40 Simply press th e ∗ ke y once or re peat edly, a nd t he foll o win g ch a rac ter s ca n b e s tor e d wit hin the num b er sequence. ( S ) cr eate s a pause when a numb er is di aled; t he di gits l ocated to th e rig ht of the “ S ” are aut o ma t i- cal ly sent as touch tones afte r a 2.5 s eco nd pau se ( see page 67 ). ( Z ) cr eates a “w ai t” when a numbe r is di al ed. The “ Z ” makes your phone wa it for you to pr e ss 6HQG # or ó , th en it se nds the digi ts located to the right of the “ w ” as touc h tones ( see page 67 ). Yo u ca n add as m an y sp ec ia l ch ara cte rs as yo u nee d in a s ing le n umb er seq uen ce. The se c har act er s can not be en tered whil e in mode. Era si n g s t or ed n a m e s an d nu m b e rs See “Era sing stored names and number s” on p age 53. Eras in g you r entire p hone book S ee “Er asing your ent ire p hone book” on pa ge 53 . Games Y ou have four exci ting games to choose fr om in your ph one. Press 0HQ X 6 to choose one of the following games: R E M E M B E R ! Y o u r p h o n e m u s t b e s w i t c h e d o n t o u s e t h i s f u n c - tion. Do not sw itch o n the ph one when wireless pho ne use i s prohi bited o r when it m ay cause interfe rence o r dange r. Mem ory Reve al pict ure s to f ind p ai rs in as f ew tr i es as poss ib l e. Move the c ursor with t he 2 (up), 4 (left), 6 (ri ght), and 8 (do wn) ke ys. Press th e 5 ke y t o reve al pict ures. Press the # ke y to jump right over r evealed pictur es or move fr om top l eft to bottom right. Press the ∗ key to ju mp le ft over r evealed pictur es or m ove f rom b ottom ri ght to top left. Onc e found, pairs sta y visible.
41 Sna ke Feed the snake with a s many goodies as possible and watch it gr ow . Use keys 2, 4, 6, and 8 to tur n the sna ke t o war d foo d. Th e longe r the snake’ s ta il gr ows, the highe r the scor e. If the snak e hits its own tail or the surr ounding wa ll, the game i s over . Logic Find a se cr et combina tion of fi gur es. A vai la ble fig ur es ar e shown at the to p of the d is p l ay befor e you accept the first guess r ow . Use the 2, 4 and 8 keys to move the cur sor and the 5 key to sele ct th e figur e. T o co py a fi gur e fr om a pre viou sly ac cepted guess r ow , star t scr ol ling with the 4 key , move the cursor to the desir ed fi gure in t he norm al way and acc ept the s electi on with the 5 k ey . Once you th ink you have the r ight c ombinati on, p re ss the ∗ key . The r esul t is pr esent ed as a se t of mark s over the row . A cor rect fig ure i n t he righ t pl ace giv es a f ul l mark ; a corr ect f igur e i n the w r ong pl ace g ives a half mark . The game end s when all the figu res ar e co rre ct and in t he ri g ht pl ace. Dic e Use thi s to play other gam es that re quir e a set of dic e if one isn’ t ava ilable. Use the /HYH O option to set the number of dice, up to six. Y ou can r oll, lock, an d unloc k each die as many times a s you w ish. When you sta rt a new gam e, the di ce r o ll for a coup l e of s econds and t hen sto p. Use the 4 (lef t) and 6 (r ight ) keys to s el ect a die. Pr ess the 5 key to lock o r unloc k t he sel ected d ie. Press ∗ t o ro ll t he u nlock ed di ce ag ain . Game o ptions When you sel ect a game , you can cho ose f r o m the foll ow in g s u bme n u s :
42 /HYHO allo w s yo u to ch oo s e th e le v el of di fficul ty . 1HZ # JD PH start s a new game. 7RS # VFRUH will di spla y th e to p sc ore ( does no t appea r in Logi c ). ,QVWUXFWLRQV will descr ibe h o w the gam e is pla yed. Note: /DVW # YL HZ or &RQWLQXH may appear in the options l ist if a game i s int errupte d, not finished, or if you have l ost th e game. Inbox When you rec eive a text message , it’s stor ed in the In - box. Yo ur phone will displa y 0HVVDJH # UH FHLYHG , alo ng with the tex t m es sag e ic on , and m a kes a s oun d ( dependin g on the me ssag e aler t t one ; see p ag e 46 ). Please see “T ext messag es and pages” on page 6 4 for complete d e tails on this feature. In-call menu Whil e in a ca ll, you ma y not ice th e 2SWLRQV so ft key. Pre s s ing thi s will acc ess you to the in- call men u, and you may noti ce the f ollowi ng choi ces: 0XWH Allows you to mut e the microp hone; i f your m icro- ph one is al rea dy m u ted , t his wil l c han ge to (QG # PXW H (see “Microphone” on page 47) 7RXFK # WRQHV You can m anually e nter a touch ton e string or search for one in your phone book (see “Pho n e book” on page 51) 1HZ # FDO O You can mak e a thi rd party con ferenc e ca ll (see “Conference call ” on page 35) 0HQX Allo w s you access to your phone’s m enu 1DPHV Allow s you ac ce ss to your phone book (see “Phone book” on page 51) Keygua rd Thi s fe ature hel ps protec t the keypad ag ai nst acci dental keypre sses. See “ Keyguar d” on page 1 5 for co mp lete deta ils.
43 Ke ypad cove r set tin g Th is fea t ur e ac ti v at es the ke yp ad c ove r if y o u w i sh t o ans w er an d en d c all s wit h the ke yp ad c o ve r. See “U sing the keyp ad cover ” on p age 13 for det ails. Keypad tones This is one of the settings in your phone’s Profiles ( see page 55 ). It sets t he volu m e of t he tone you hear when you press your phone’s keys. No te th a t if yo u ch oos e the 6LOHQW pro file, keyp ad t on es wi ll be turned o ff. Setting the keypad tones 1. Press 0HQ X # 3 ( 3URILOHV ) 2. Y o ur p hon e list s eac h profi le. Us e W to hi g h light the one you want to set the key p ad tones f or and pre ss 2SWLRQV . 3. Hig hlig ht &X VW RP L]H and pr ess 2. . Pr ess W to .H \ 0 SDG # WRQHV and press 6HOHF W 4. Pr ess W to scr ol l thro ugh the options; your phone pl ays a s amp le of ea ch. Pr ess 2. for the one you want. La ngua ge Beca us e ma ny wir eless ph on e customers speak English as a second l anguage, your phone allows you to choose your phone’s dis- playe d language. Choosin g a language f o r your phone Press 0HQ X 4 2 5 ( 6HW WLQ JV - 3KR QH # VHWWLQJV - /DQJ XDJH ), scroll t o the language you wi sh to use and press 2. . Yo u ca n ch oos e fr om En glis h, Fr enc h, Sp ani sh, o r Portuguese .
44 Last call timer Thi s fe ature di s p lays the du r ati on of your la st c al l. See “ Call ti mers” o n page 31 . Last number redial When you want to call your last dia le d nu mber , Pr ess ó and wait 3 se co nd s Note: Yo u must be a t the star t screen before you press ó Lette r case You can cha ng e f rom upper to lowe r cas e wh en ente ring l etters into your phone. See “ Changi ng let ter case ” on page 39 fo r c omplete deta ils. Life ti m er Th e life t imer disp lay s the tota l ti me of all ca lls d ial ed and rec ei ved wi th y o ur p h o n e ( in ho u r s an d mi nut e s on ly ) . Th e lif e ti me r ca n no t b e res et . Also, see “Call ti mers” on pa ge 31. Lights This is one of the settings in your phone’s &DU Pro file ( see page 55 ). Thi s fe atur e de ter m ines whe ther th e li ghts are on only w hen yo u us e yo ur phon e, or if they are on at all ti m e s. This sett i ng works only when your phone is co nne cted to a car kit. 1. Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3UR ILO HV ) 2. Y o ur p hon e l ists each profil e. Use W to highlight &DU and pre ss 2SWLRQV . Note: &DU will not appear in t h e list until the phone has been connect ed t o a car kit at lea st one ti me. 3. Hig hlig ht &X VW RP L]H and pr ess 2. . Pr ess W to highl i ght /LJ KWV and pr ess 6HO HFW . 4. Use W to scrol l thr ough your choices and pre ss 2.
45 If you select $XWRPD WLF , your p hone’ s li ghts are turn ed off wi thin fi fteen se conds i f no keys ar e press ed. If 2Q is se le cted, then the li ghts wil l r em ai n on the entir e tim e yo ur p h o n e is co n n e ct ed to th e car kit . Listen t o voice messages Th is fea ture al lows y ou to ac cess yo ur vo ice me ss ag es. See “ V oice messag es” on page 70 fo r comp lete d etails. Lock cod e You ’l l need the lo c k code to act ivate and dea ctivat e Phon e Lock ( see page 5 4 ), or to ch an ge you r lo c k code. The default lock code is 1234. If you enter an inco rre c t loc k cod e fiv e tim es in a r o w, your p hone w ill prompt you for th e security code (se e page 61 ). Chan ging yo ur lock code In a loc k cod e, on ly n um eri c ch a rac ter s ar e ac ce pt ed . 1. Ent er 0HQX 4 3 2 3 ( 6HWWL QJV - 6HFXU LW \ # VHWWLQJ V - $FFH VV # FRGHV - &KDQJH # ORFN# FRGH ) 2. Ent er lo c k cod e at (QWHU # ORFN# FRGH =# and pre ss 2. 3. Ente r new l ock code , pr ess 2. 4. V erify new loc k code , pr es s 2. Note: Wh en you chang e your lock cod e, make sure you store it in a sa fe place, a way fr om your ph one. A vo id en tering acc ess codes sim ilar to eme rgency n umbers to preve nt acci dental emerge ncy cal ls. Ma nual to uch t one s This setti ng de te rmines how long t o uch tone s are pro- duced as you press the keys on the keypad. Note tha t touch tones are some times called DTMF tones. See “ T ou ch tones ” on pa ge 6 7 for d etails.
46 Setting ma nual touch tones Press 0HQ X 4 2 3 1 ( 6HWWLQJ V - 3KR QH # VHWW LQJV - 7RXFK # WR QHV - 0D QXDO # WRXF K# WRQ HV ) and highl i ght one of the following options, then press 2. 1 &RQWLQXRXV mea n s th e to ne so un d s fo r as lon g as you pre ss and hold the key . )L[HG # sets th e tone length to . 1 second, re gar dless of how l ong y ou pre ss t he ke y . 2II turns the tones off, a nd no tones will be sent wh e n y o u p ress th e ke ys . Memory status Thi s featur e all ow s y ou to se e how many free and in-u se memo r y loca tions ar e in your di r e ctory. Also , see “Pho ne book ” on pa ge 5 1. Press 1DPHV , sc r o ll to 2SWLRQV and p ress 6HOHFW . Then scroll to 0HPR U\ # VWDWXV and press 6HO HFW aga in . Messages Thi s fe ature al lows you to ac ces s yo ur vo ic e and text messages, a s well as composing your own welcome note. Using messages 1. Press 0HQ X 1 ( 0HVVDJHV ) 2. Scr oll to one of the following options, then pr ess 6HOHFW 1-1 7H[W # PHVVDJH V - See page 64 . 1-2 9RLF H # PHVVDJHV - See page 70 . 1-3 :HO FRPH # QRW H - See page 72 . Me ssa ge al er t to ne This i s one of th e se tti ngs i n your phone ’s Prof iles ( see page 55 ). It sets th e tone that your ph one makes when you get a text message.
47 Also, see “T ext m essages and pages” on page 64. 1. Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3UR ILO HV ) 2. Y o ur p hon e list s eac h profi le. Us e W to hi g h light the on e you w ant to se t th e me ss ag e al ert to ne f or and pre ss 2SWLRQV . 3. Hig hlig ht &X VW RP L]H and pr ess 2. . Pr ess W to highl i ght 0HVVDJH # DOHUW # WRQH , t hen pr ess 6HOHF W . 4. Use W to scr ol l thro ugh your choi ces (your phone plays samp les) an d press 2. . Micro ph o ne Yo u ca n m ute an d un mut e you r p ho ne ’s mi cro p hon e whil e a ca ll is in pr og r e s s . Du rin g a ca ll , y our ph o n e’ s soft keys ch ange from 1DPHV and 0HQ X to 2SWLRQV and 0XWH . Muting and unmutin g your phone You c an mute the phone’s m icrophone d uring a c all; simply press 0XW H . To unm ute the microphone, press 8Q PX WH . If the se texts ar e not av ai lable , press 2SWLRQV , s cro ll t o 0XWH or (QG # PX WH and press 6HO HFW . Muti ng and u nmuti ng also aff ect th e micr ophones of any ac ce sso ries co nn ect ed to t he ph on e. Missed ca lls Y our pho ne wi ll ke ep t rack o f the last 1 0 calls you have missed if you w er en’ t aroun d to answe r the call. Missed call s w ill appe ar in yo ur pho ne only if y ou r p hone was tur ned o n an d in a ser vic e area wh e n the c al l wa s m is s e d . If the displ a y says ‘Missed calls’ Press /LVW . To call ba ck the disp layed numbe r , press ó . Press ([LW to go back to th e start scre en.
48 Th e ‘O p ti o ns ’ so f t k e y See “ The ‘Opt ions’ soft ke y” on p age 30. Checking the m issed calls l ist anytime Pr ess 0HQ X 2 1 ( &DO O # OR J - 0LVVHG # FDOOV ), th en scroll thr ough the lis t. This shows you t he phone numbers of the 10 most rece nt call s you’ve not answere d. When the )RUZDUG # LI# QRW# DQVZH UHG option in the Call For- warding fea t ur e ( see page 29 ) is se le ct ed , y o ur p h o n e t reats th e for warded call s as m issed calls . Also, see “Call lo g ” on page 30 for detail s on other call list s . NAM s el e ct io n The servi ce provider programs your phone with th e phone numb er an d sys tem inf ormati on int o your phone ’s memo r y wh en your phon e is fi rst ac ti vated. This is c a lled a N umbe r As sig nme nt Module (NAM). For exa mple, your p hone can be acti vat ed in up to 3 di ffer ent servi ce a reas ( e.g. one i n Dalla s, anot her in Chic ago, an d maybe one mo r e in New York ) , each givi ng your phone a differ ent phone number or acco unt. Onl y one n umber ca n be a ctive at a ti me. When you se le ct a phone numbe r , you’re al so selecti ng which system you’re usin g as your hom e system ( see “Sys- tem” on pa ge 63 ). The first phon e numbe r displayed wi th thi s menu i s the c urrently se lected number. Note: It m ay n ot be ne cessar y to have thr ee NAM s for y our phone if your ser vice pr ovider ha s ser vic e or ro aming ag ree- ments fo r each a rea in which you wish to use your phone. Contact your service provider for details. Selectin g the NAM for your phone Press 0HQ X 4 4 6 ( 6HW WLQ JV - 1HWZRU N # VH UYLFHV - 1$0 # VHOHFWLRQ ), highlight the phone number you want to use and press 2. . Note: Y o u need at leas t one act ive numbe r to ma ke calls . Y o u can not ch ange fro m one NA M to another duri ng a cal l.
49 Networ k feature setting Call forw ard i ng ( page 29 ), Call waitin g ( page 32 ) and Send own n um ber ( page 62 ) a re netwo rk se rvices avai lable thr ough your ser v i ce provid e r or dealer . When you subs cr i be to any of the s e se r vi ces, you r se rvice provider or d ealer gives yo u a s eparate featur e cod e to act iv a te ea ch ser v ic e . De ac t iv at i on co d es are us ed t o dea ct iv a te ea ch s er v ic e . Onc e y ou st ore t he ap pr opr iat e cod e in yo ur p hone , th e serv ice app ear s as a me nu it em. You ca n th en us e th e menu to acti vate and d e activa te thes e servi ces. Eac h time you us e a fe ature t hat req uires a feat ure code, tha t cod e is sent to the ne twork to veri fy you’ re us in g the co r rec t feat u re c o de. Note : If your p hone ha s more t han one pho ne num ber pr o- gramm ed, any f eatur e code s stored will appl y only to your prim ar y phone num ber , or NAM 1 . See “NA M se le c tion ” on page 4 8 for det a ils o n NAM . Stor ing codes 1. Press 0HQ X 4 4 5 ( 6HWWLQJV - 1HWZRU N # VH UYLFHV - 1HWZ RUN # IHDWXU H# VHWWLQJ ) 2. At )HDWXUH # &RG H = , enter the fea tur e code or deacti - vati on cod e r e ceiv ed fr om your deal er ( e.g. ∗ 74, ∗ 740, et c.), pre ss 2. 3. W to the service th at the code appli es to and pre ss 6HOHFW 4. W to su boption, then 6HO HFW (Repe at step as r equ ired, based on numb er of subopt ions ) (Use step fo ur onl y for ca ll f orwarding opti ons) 5. W to $FWLYD WH or &DQFHO , the n pr ess 2. Net wo rk s e rv ic es Some o f the f eatures i n thi s menu ar e networ k ser vices th at r eq u i re a subs cr i ption . See yo ur s ervice pro v i der for det a ils a nd av ail ab ili ty .
50 4-4-1 9R LFH # SUL YDF \ - See page 71 . 4-4-2 &DOO # IRUZDUGLQJ #- - See pa ge 29. 4-4-3 &DOO # ZDLWLQJ #- - See pa ge 32 . 4-4-4 6HQG # RZQ # QXPEH U #- - See page 62 . 4-4-5 1HWZ RUN # IHDWXU H # VHWWLQJ - See page 49 . 4-4-6 1$0 # VHOHFWLRQ - See page 48 . -# These features wi ll not appear in the me nu unless they are ac- tivated using 1HWZ R UN # IHDWXUH# VHW WLQJ . S ee “Net wo rk fe atur e settin g” on p age 49 for de tails. --# These fea tures ap pear i n your p hone’ s menu o nly when needed . Please c ontact yo ur se rvice pro vider for detai ls. One -to uc h d ia lin g This feat ure allows you to m ake ph on e ca lls qu ickly and eas i l y wi th th e tou ch o f a bu tt o n . You must store names and num bers in your phone b ook ( see p age 52 ) befo re you can use this feature. Then you can assign a name f rom the ph one b o ok to a one-touch dial lo catio n using your ph one’s keys 2 through 8. Note: K eys 1 and 9 are u sed excl usively for dialing your voi ce mailbo x (see page 70) a nd fo r attemp ting emer genc y c alls (se e page 8 1) to the em ergency number progr ammed into your phone (e.g. 911 o r other official em ergenc y num ber). Assi gning one-touch dia l locations 1. Press 1DPHV / scroll to 40 WR XFK # GL DOLQJ and press 6HOHFW 2. Scr oll to nex t ava ilabl e em pty locati on, HPS W\ ,# will appe ar , then pr ess $VVLJQ 3. Scr o ll to select desired name and pre s s 6HOHF W 4. Rep ea t as nece s sary Calling a number using one-tou c h dialing Pr ess and h o ld t h e key ( 2 thr ough 8) for a f ew se conds t o cal l the nu mber in th e corr espon ding on e-t ouc h d ial lo cat ion .
51 Note: If you press and hold 1, your p hone calls your vo ice mail- box. If you press and hold 9, and Emergenc y key 9 (Menu 4 1) is 21 , your p hone att emp ts a call to the eme rgency nu mber progr ammed into your pho ne (e.g. 91 1 or ot her offi cial em er- gency numb er). Changing numbe r s i n one-touch dial li st Wi th th is fe atu re, you ca n as s ig n a d iff ere nt n um b e r to any o ne-t ouch dia l lo cation . 1. Press 1DPHV / scroll to 40 WRXFK # GLD OLQJ and press 6HOHFW 2. Scr oll to the l ocation you wis h to cha nge and pre ss 2SWLRQV 3. Scr oll to &KDQJH , then pr ess 6HOHFW 4. Scr oll thr ough phone book to sele ct new numbe r and pre ss 6HOHF W Erasing o ne-touch dial locati ons 1. Press 1DPHV / scroll to 40 WRXFK # GLD OLQJ and press 6HOHFW 2. Scr oll to the l ocation you wis h to er as e and pr ess 2SWLRQV 3. Scr oll to (UDVH , press 6HO HFW , then pr ess 2. at (UDVH" Pagin g Yo u ca n rece iv e p age s w it h y ou r p hon e. See “T ext m essages a nd pages” o n page 64. Phone book You can store up to 199 numbers and associated names in your phon e’s me mory. These num be r s are right at your finge r ti ps for easy d ial ing. Things to kn ow about the phone book Store d numbers m ay be up to 32 di gits long. Sto red n am es ma y b e up to 1 6 ch ar a cte rs lo ng .
52 You can not store id entical names into your phone ( i.e., John, J ohn); make sure that like n ames are somew hat di ff erent i n t h e ph one book ( i. e., John , John ny) . 5HSODFH " f ollowe d by t he curr ently stored name d ispla ys when storin g a na me a lread y in memory. Acce ssing the p hone book Pr ess 1DPHV , scrol l to desir ed submenu and press 6HOHFW . About the submenus The phone book has several submenus from which you can ch oo se. 6HDUFK allo w s you to sea rch fo r a s p e cif ic na me . $GG # QH Z allo ws you to enter new names and num bers. 2SWLRQV let s you ch o o s e y ou r scr o ll in g vie w, as we ll as to show memory st atu s. 40 WRXFK # GLD OLQJ allo ws you to a ssign up to seven one- to uch di al l oca tio ns ( see page 49 for detail s) . (UDVH # DOO let s yo u era se ev ery na me and numb er in yo ur phone bo o k . Yo u can erase o ne nam e and number at a tim e b y pr ess in g 'HWD LOV , then 2SWLRQV when vi ewi ng a nam e alr eady i n th e dire cto ry. Stor ing a name and number 1. Press 1DPHV 2. Scr oll to $GG # QHZ and pr e ss 6HOHFW 3. Ente r name usi ng the k e y- pad (use # t o switch be tw ee n up pe r an d lo w e r ca s e) an d press 2. 4. Ente r phone nu mb er and pr ess 2. Also, see “Enter ing let ters and number s” on p age 38 and “Quic k save ” on pag e 63.
53 Changi ng a number stored with a name 1. Reca ll sto red nam e, th en p ress 'HWDLOV # to view numb er 2. Pr ess 2SWLRQV , sc ro ll to (GLW and pre ss 6HOHF W 3. Pr ess 2. while name is displ ayed, unless you wish to change it. If so, pr ess and hold &OHDU , re-en t er name and press 2. 4. Pr ess and hold &OHDU to e rase num ber or u se t he W and V ke ys t o edi t 5. Ente r new numb er 6. Pr ess 2. to save new numb e r Rec allin g name s & numb ers At th e st art scre en, pres s W or V to vi ew names i n directory. Then scroll to the pe rson you wish to call and press ó to di al t he nu mbe r ( p ho ne w ill d ispla y num be r di al ed t o c on firm ). Recalling numbers by name At th e st art scre en, pres s 1DPHV . T hen pres s the numb er on the keyp ad w ith the co r respond ing f irst lett e r of th e na m e yo u w i s h t o ca l l . You can also recall nu m be rs by name by pressing 1DPHV , the n press 6HO HFW at 6HDUFK . E nt er th e nam e o f the person you w ish to recall and press 2. . Era sing stor ed names and n umbers 1. Reca ll st ored n ame 2. Pr ess 'HWDLOV 3. Pr ess 2SWLRQV 4. Hig hlig ht (U DVH , t hen pre ss 6HO HFW , then 2. Note : You ca n not u ndo Er ase functi ons, so be care ful! Erasing yo ur entir e phone book 1. Press 1DPHV
54 2. Scr oll to (UDVH # DOO# and pre ss 6HOHFW 3. Pr ess 2. at $UH # \RX# VXUH" 4. Enter security code a t 6HFX ULW\ # FRG H =# and pr ess 2. Warning: This featu re will erase your enti re phone book, whi ch ca n no t be undone ! Phon e l o ck When you turn this o n, yo ur p h o ne wi l l lock afte r y ou swit ch your pho n e o ff and ba ck on. Th en, each ti m e you t ur n y our ph o n e o n , it w ill pro m pt you fo r a lo c k cod e wh en yo u p re ss eit her 1DPHV or 0HQ X . When the p hone lock is on, you can not a ccess mos t of your ph on e’ s me mory an d me nu fe atu r es , or ma ke phone cal ls witho ut ent ering the lo c k code. T urning on phone lock Press 0HQ X 4 3 2 1 ( 6HWWL QJV - 6HFX ULW\ # VHWWLQJ V - $FFHVV # FR GHV - 3KRQH # ORF N ). Enter the l ock c ode t hen pr ess 2. . Then scroll to 2Q , and press 2. aga in . When your phone i s lo cked, ca lls may b e possi ble t o th e em er gency numbe r prog r am med into yo ur phon e (e.g. 911 or other offici al emergency number) including call s wit h Em er g en cy ke y 9 ( page 37 ). You can al so store a numbe r i n the 8QOR FNHG # SK RQH # QXP 0 EHU # ORFDWLRQ , wh ich a llows yo u to call th is num be r e ven though your phone is locked. (S ee page 69 for d etail s ). Answering a c all with phone loc k on Pr ess any k ey exce p t ô and ð T urning of f phone lock Press 0HQ X 4 3 2 1 ( 6HWWL QJV - 6HFX ULW\ # VHWWLQJ V - $FFHVV # FR GHV - 3KRQH # ORF N ). En te r lo ck co de a nd press 2. . The n scroll t o 2II and press 2. aga in . With p hone l ock of f, y ou c an now use your phone with- ou t en t e rin g th e lo c k co de ea ch ti me yo u tu r n you r phone on.
55 Phone settings Phone s ettings allow you access t o other phone feat u res su ch as an al arm clo c k an d yo ur p h o n e’ s lang ua g e. Using phone setti ngs Press 0HQ X 4 2 ( 6HWWL QJV - 3KRQH # VHW WLQJV ), then scroll to one of t he following opti ons, then press 6HO HFW : 4-2-1 &ORFN - See page 34 . 4-2-2 $ODUP # FOR FN - See page 21 . 4-2-3 7RXFK # WRQHV - See page 67 . 4-2-4 5HVWRUH # IDFWRU\ # VHWW LQ JV - See page 57 . 4-2-5 /DQJXDJH - See pa ge 43 . 4-2-6 .H \SD G # FR YH U # VHWWL QJ - See page 13. Profile s No w yo u ca n adju s t and cus t o mi z e y o ur p h o n e to w ha t ev e r envi r onme nts you find your sel f in (i .e. me eti ngs, a mov ie, etc .) . With Pr ofiles, you can control your phone’s ringing volume, ringing tone, message alert, keypa d tones, war n i ng t on es, etc. , in a matter of seconds. Note: R estore fa ctor y settings (see page 57 ) will reset any changes made i n Profi les ba ck to the factor y defa ults. The def ault se tting is 1R UP DO . Acce ssing Pr ofil es Pr ess 0HQ X 3 Sele c tin g differ ent Pr o f iles If you want to change you r phone’s Profile, qui ckl y press the ð key. Qu ic kly press ð ag ai n to sc r o ll th r o ug h eac h choice , then press and ho ld the ð key for a se cond to select that P rofil e.
56 You c an also sc roll t h rough the list of Profiles w i th a quick press of the ð key. T hen press W or V to choose ano t h er P ro f il e an d pr e ss 2. . Eith er way , this onl y all ows you to s ele ct ot her P rofile s; you can not c ustomiz e them here. Keep re ading to lear n ho w to cu s t o m i ze a P r o fil e. Cus tomizing P rofi les Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3URILOHV ) and sc roll to de sired Profile, the n press 2SWLRQV . Once 2SWLRQV is selecte d, 6HO HFW , &XVWRPL]H and 5HQDPH wi ll ap p ear as your choi ces. Onc e yo u have sel ected on e of th es e item s, pres s 2. . If you wish to go ba ck t o t h e ma in men u , press �N . 6HOHFW acti vates the curr ently hi ghlight ed Profile . &XVWRPL]H allo ws y ou t o cu sto mi ze a Pr ofi le b y c han gin g the cur rent sett ings. 5HQDPH a llow s y ou to ren ame th e P rofil e. When you select &XVWRPL]H , p ress 2. and you’ ll have access to several l ists and sub-menus that will ena ble you to adjust the set tings on the current Profile . Note: &DU and HDGVHW will not appe ar in the Profi les list unless your ph one is connect ed t o a car kit or a headset . However , they wi ll rema in in th e menu once connect ed for the f irst tim e. Note: W hen you chan ge a sett ing in t he curr ent Pro file, i t only affects th at Pro file and will not change yo ur pho ne’ s norma l settings. Renami ng profi les 1. Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3UR ILO HV ) 2. Scr oll to de s ir ed Pr ofil e and pr ess 2SWLRQV 3. Scr oll to 5HQDPH and pre ss 2. 4. Ente r new name an d pr ess 2. aga in Note : Some pr ofiles ca n no t be re named.
57 Receiv ed call s This shows you t he phone numbers of the 10 most re cent cal ls you’ ve ans w ered. Pr ess 0HQ X # 2 3 ( &DOO # ORJ - 5HFHLYH G # FDOOV ), th en scroll thr ough the numbers. Also, see “Call lo g ” on page 30 for detail s on other call list s . Th e ‘O p ti o ns ’ so f t k e y See “The ‘Opt ions’ soft ke y” on p age 30 . Resto re factory set t ings You can reset the se tt ings of many of your p hone’s feat u r es t o fac tory d e fau lt s (as in a n ew t el ep h o n e ) . Re st or in g f ac tor y set ti n g s Press 0HQ X 4 2 4 ( 6HW WLQ JV - 3KR QH # VHWWLQJV - 5HVWRUH # IDFWRU\ # VHWW LQJV ), e nte r se cu r it y co de an d p r e s s 2. . Note: Th e me mory, t imers , language select ion, se curity cod e and lock c odes are not re set. Ho wever, an y Profiles yo u have modified will r eset when you restore your settings. Rena ming p rofiles See “Profiles” on page 55. Restr ic t c alls Th is fea tur e all o ws y o u t o re s t r ict in co m in g an d out going call s for your phon e. You can se l ect the le vel of re s t r i ctions thr o ug h a seri es of menu cho i ces. 1. Press 0HQ X 4 3 1 ( 6HWWLQJ V - 6HFX ULW\ # VH WWLQJV - 5HVWULFW # FDOOV ) 2. Scr oll to eithe r 5HVWULFW # RXWJRLQJ# FDOOV or 5HVWULFW # LQFRPLQJ # F DOOV and pr ess 6HOHF W # (th e foll o win g st eps are u sed fo r bo th op ti ons ) 3. Ente r the secu rity c o de and pr ess 2. 4. Pr ess W or V and pr ess 0DU N to select each leve l of re s t r i c t i o n .
58 If yo u have alre ady marked a s el ection , then highl i ght the m ark ed se lect ion an d pre ss 8QPDU N if you wish to remove the restriction. Restric t outgoing c a lls /RFD O # FDOOV # restricts all outgoing local calls. /RQ J # GLV WDQ FH # re s t r i cts all out going lon g distanc e call s and charg eable servic e num b ers. ,QWHUQDWLRQDO # res tri ct s all out g o in g in te rn at io n a l ca lls . If you atte mpt to make a call w hen the ap propriat e re- str ict c all feat ure is on, yo ur phon e w ill di spla y &KHFN # FDOO # UHVWULFWLRQV . Restrict inc om ing calls $OO # FDOOV# re s t rict s al l inco m in g ca lls . Note: W hen call s are re stricte d, cal ls may be p ossible to the emerge ncy n umber progra mmed into yo ur phone (e .g. 911 or other of ficia l emergen cy num bers). H owever , Emer gency ke y 9 may not operat e de pending on t he type o f re strict ion you choose. Ring in g option s This is one of the settings in your phone’s Profiles ( see page 55 ). Yo u can choose how yo ur phone notif ies yo u o f an in co m in g ca ll. T hi s se t ti ng do e s no t aff ec t incoming text message a lert tones (see page 64) . Selectin g ringing optio ns 1. Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3UR ILO HV ) 2. Y o ur ph one lis ts ea ch profile. Use W to hi g h light the one you want to set the ringi ng options for and pre ss 2SWLRQV . 3. Hig hlig ht &X VW RP L]H and pr ess 2. . Pr ess W to 5LQJLQJ # RSWLRQV , the n pr ess 6HOHFW . 4. Hig h lig ht eit h e r 5LQJ , $VFHQGLQJ , 5LQJ # RQF H , %HHS # RQFH , or 6LOHQW and p r ess 2.
59 Ri nging to nes This i s one of th e se tti ngs i n your phone ’s Prof iles ( see page 55 ). It sets the ringing tone for incom ing v oice call s. If you set 5LQJLQJ # 2SWLRQV ( see page 58 ) to 6L O HQW or %HHS # RQFH , r inging tone s are aut omatical ly off. Selectin g ringing tones 1. Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3UR ILO HV ) 2. Y o ur p hon e list s eac h profi le. Us e W to hi g h light the one you wa nt to set the ri nging tones for and pr ess 2SWLRQV . 3. Hig hlig ht &X VW RP L]H and pr ess 2. . Pr ess W to 5LQJLQJ # WRQHV , the n pr ess 6HOHFW . 4. Scr oll thr ough the opt ion s. Af ter you hear the tone you wish to use , pre ss 2. . Ring in g volume This is one of the settings in your phone’s Profiles ( see pa ge 55 ). It sets t he default ringing volume for inco min g v oice ca lls a nd mess a g e aler t t one s. Setting the ringi ng volume 1. Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3UR ILO HV ) 2. Y o ur p hon e list s eac h profi le. Us e W to hi g h light the one you want to set the ringi ng volume for and pre ss 2SWLRQV . 3. Hig hlig ht &X VW RP L]H and pr ess 2. . Pr ess W to 5LQJLQJ # YRO XPH , th e n p res s 6HO HFW . 4. Scr oll thr ough the opti ons. When you hear the volume level y ou wish to use, pr ess 2. . Note: The ringing vo lume setting is st ore d individ uall y for the handsfre e car ki t and t he headse t.
60 Roam ing Th is is a t erm use d to indic ate tha t yo ur p hone is no t in its ho me a rea . Ca lls m ade o r rec eive d whil e ro amin g a re usual ly more e xpensive than call s made in your home are a. When roaming in som e systems outside y o ur home are a, yo u r p h o n e ma y no t be r ec og n iz ed by t he ho s t system (t he one you’re travelling i n) and you may not be abl e to p lace a ca ll. Contact y ou r service provide r for more specific i n forma- tion on how ro aming works with your phone, as well as any in fo rm a t io n on cov e rag e lim it at io n s. Ro am ing I ndi cat o rs When your phone begins roa m ing, it wi ll beep once and displa y 52$0 or (;7(1'(' # $5($ , depending on how roam in g w o r ks w i th you r p h o n e. Con tac t you r se r v ic e prov ide r for mo re detail s . If you r ph on e is no t ro am ing (i .e. in its ho m e are a) it will eit her dis play 20( or the name of t he service provid e r. Saved This is where saved text messages are stored. See “T ext m essages a nd pages” on page 64 for details. Scroll ing view The r e ar e th r ee d if ferent o pt ions on how you can view t he ph one book. Yo ur ch oices ar e: 1DPH # OLVW shows all stored names in a scrolling list. Three name s wi ll ap p ear at any given ti me. To view other names in th e directory, scroll b ack and forth through the l ist us ing W or V . 1DPH # OLVW is th e de faul t se ttin g. 1DPH . QXP EHU displays indivi du al nam es and numbers stored i n your directory. Only one na m e will display on your screen at a ti me, with the corresp onding phone nu mber . U se W or V to view other names.
61 1DPH # RQO\ shows indivi d ual names only. To view other names, use W or V . Yo u can vi ew t he corre spondi ng phone numbe r by pressing 'HW DLO V , the n W or V . Selectin g your scr olli ng view 1. Press 1DPHV 2. Scr oll to 2SWLRQV , # t hen p ress 6HOHF W 3. Pr ess 6HOHFW at 6FUROOLQJ # YLHZ 4. Pr ess W or V to s el ect ei ther 1DPH # OLVW , 1DPH . QXP 0 EHU , or 1DPH # RQO\ , the n pr ess 2. Secur ity set t ing s Th is me nu in cl ud es t he f o llow in g s ec ur it y fe at u res : 4-3-1 5HVWULFW # FDOOV - See page 57 . 4-3-2 $FFH VV # FRGHV - See page 21 . The $FFH VV # FRGHV submenu in cludes 3KRQH # ORF N ( page 54 ), 8QOR FNHG # SK RQH # QXP E HU ( page 69 ), &K DQ JH # ORFN # FR GH ( page 45 ), a nd &KDQJH # VHFXULW\# FRGH ( page 6 2 ). Secur ity cod e Your phon e will prompt you for a security code f or cer- tai n feat ures. These f eatures c an be us ed only after the co rrect s ecurity code has been succe ssfull y enter ed. Note: When e nt erin g your se cu rity c ode, ***** will a ppear o n the display to keep o thers from viewing your code. If yo u make a mi stak e ent er ing the co de , e rase the la st digit entered by pressing &OHDU , or press a nd hold &OHDU . The n ente r the cor r e ct code or pres s �N to e xit th e cur re nt fe at u r e. If you ent er an inco r r e ct s ec ur it y c od e ( &RGH # HUU RU w ill appe ar) five ti mes in a row , yo ur p h o ne won ’t acce pt any entrie s for the next f ive minute s. Y our phone’ s defaul t s ecu rit y c od e i s 12345. It’ s highly r ecomme nded th at you ch ange thi s code at once, write i t dow n, and st ore it i n a s afe pl ace aw ay f r om yo ur p hon e.
62 Changing yo ur security code 1. Press 0HQ X 4 3 2 4 ( 6HWWL QJV - 6HFX ULW\ # VHWWLQJ V - $FFH VV # FR GHV - &KDQJH # VHFXULW\# FRGH ) 2. Ente r sec ur i ty code and pr ess 2. 3. Enter new se curity code at (QWHU # QH Z # VHFXULW\ # FRGH = , pre ss 2. 4. Ente r n ew se curi ty code a gain at 9HU LI\ # QHZ # VHFXULW\ # FR GH = , p r ess 2. 5. Ph one w ill d ispl ay 6HF XULW \ # FRG H # FK DQ JHG Note: If you have c hanged yo ur secur ity cod e and do n’t rem em- ber the n ew code, c ontact you r serv ice provi der. Once you have changed your secu rity co de, the defa ult settin g is no l onger va lid. Send ow n num ber In most se rvice areas , when you ca ll som e one you r name wil l be presen te d to his/h er call er ID (if the y sub- sc r ibe). Th is featu re allo w s y ou to blo c k their ca ller ID (i.e. your num ber wi ll no t be prese nte d) when yo u call t hem . This feat ure work s on a per- call basi s. Cont act your service p rovider for more details. Note: B efore yo u can de activat e this f eature, yo u must first store th e feature co de give n to you by your servi ce pr ovider . Otherwi se, thi s feature ma y not app ear in th e m enu. Se e “Net- work feat ure setting” o n page 49 for mo re deta ils. Note: This f eature is only eff ec tiv e when calling t o a number tha t is equipped wit h Caller ID. 1. Press 0HQ X 4 4 4 ( 6HW WLQ JV - 1HWZRU N # VH UYLFHV - 6HQG # RZQ # QXP EH U ) 2. W to <HV (to show your nu m ber) or 1R (t o not sh ow it) an d press 2. 3. Enter the numbe r you wish to call (or pr ess 6HD UFK to r etrieve th e number fr om the phone book and pre ss 2. ), then pr es s 2. 4. Y our pho n e wi ll att emp t to cal l this num ber with the featur e code you stored i n Menu 4 4 5 ( see “Networ k fe ature s etti ng” on page 49 )
63 Setting s This main me nu al lows you access to other fea tur e s. See these i ndivid ual en tries for more i nformat ion. 4-1 &DOO # VHWWLQJV - See page 31 . 4-2 3KRQH # VH WWLQJV - See page 55 . 4-3 6HFX ULW\ # VHWWLQJ V - See page 61 . 4-4 1HWZRU N # VHUYLFHV - See page 49 . Storing a nam e & numb e r You can sa ve names an d nu mber s i n the Phon e book . Eithe r use t he me thod de scribe d in “Storing a nam e and number” on page 52 or the “qui ck save” metho d described below . Quick save Enter the phone num ber and press 6DY H . Ent er a nam e at 1DP H = if you w ish ( opt ion al) , th e n pr es s 2. . Also, see “Enter ing let ters and number s” on p age 38. System Y our phone is capable of working in Residential, Private, and Public Syst ems (such as your Home System) . Y ou can choose how your phone selects a networ k to use. Thi s featu re is 0HQ X 5 in your phone. The default is $XWRPD WLF , whi ch means your ph one auto mat ical ly se arches fo r network s avail a bl e to you and cho oses the appr opriate on e. Every tim e you swit ch on your phone , it reset s this to $XWRPD WLF . If you choose 0DQXDO , yo ur phone searche s for ne t- wor ks, th en begi ns dis playin g them. Your pho ne displa ys $9$,/$%/ ( = or 127 # $9$,/ $%/( = for the syste m s it fi nds (You ca n not u se 127 # $9$,/$%/ ( = systems). Use the W key to scrol l through th e choice s , and pr ess 2. when you see the one you wa nt.
64 If you choose 1HZ # 6HDUFK , y o ur ph on e beg in s a n e w search for ne w Pri vate a nd R esidenti al syst ems. When it fin d s the best new system, it displays it . You can then 6HOHFW it, o r st art ano t her s ea rch b y p r ess i ng 1H[W . Note: If yo u ha ve two ph one num bers (two NA Ms), the 0DQX DO and 1HZ # VHDUFK features are only used with your p rimar y phone number (NAM 1). See “ NAM selecti on” on pag e 48 f or more in- format ion conce rning NAMs. T o switch fr om private t o public If yo u are in a p rivate s y stem and w ant access to a pub- lic sy ste m, press and hold 0HQX wh en y o u ar e not in a call . Yo ur ph one wi ll dis play 6HD UFK # SXE OLF # V\VWHPV" , press 2. and your ph one will us e the publ ic syst em for the next (only on ce) outgoing call. Af ter t ha t it goes ba ck to $XWRPD WLF # system selection. T ext messages and p ages Before you c a n receive and store text messages and pages, you must subsc ribe to the text m essaging netw o r k servic e. See your serv ice provi der for d etails . About text messages The maximum l ength of a text me ssage is up to 2 25 cha rac ter s. Y ou r p hon e h a s sp ac e fo r up t o 3 0 text messages, de pending on the length of each message. Note: T ext me ssages that you recei ve with your ph one may ap- pear d ifferen t at ti mes, du e to me ssages that orig inate in networks othe r than yo ur own. This d oes not affec t the use of your phone in any way . A l so, t he max i mum l engt h of a text messa ge may depe nd o n the n etwork’s capabilit ies. See your serv ice pr o vider fo r ad d i- tiona l text m essaging i nform ation . T ext mess a ge opti ons When you ac ce ss 7H[W # PH VVDJH V , you wil l view a sc reen with two different options. ,QER[ is wher e inco ming messag es are recei ved and stored. Al l new, unread messages are kept here.
65 6DYHG allows you to save your inco ming messages. All saved, read messages a re kept he re. When you r eceiv e a text me ssage Text messages are shown i n the order that th e y were received, in their orde r of p riori ty. 0HV VDJH # UHFHLYHG indica tes an unread messa ge or page. If mo re than o ne me ssage ex i sts, the n umb er of re - ceiv ed m e ssag es w ill b e list ed f irs t. 1HZ # HPHUJH QF\# PHVVDJH indicates that the message or page received was sent by someone via the se rvi ce provider. E mergency messages are se nt only in si tua- t io ns wh ere lif e and/or propert y are in immed iate dan ger. Emerge ncy me ssage s are l isted fir st and wil l override all ot her messages. 8U JHQ W message s are also high priority messa ges. Reading text messages With 0HVVDJH # UHFHLYHG displa yed, 1. Press 5HDG and scroll to ne w me ssage 2. Pr ess 5HDG # aga in Th e ‘O p ti o ns ’ so f t k e y Press 2SWLRQV while a text message is displayed t o ac - cess the follow ing reading options. 1. Press 2SWLRQV 2. Pr ess W to the opti on you want (see be low) 3. Pr ess 2. Reading options When you op en a me ssage and r ead it, you’l l have access to a list of opti ons. 5HDG # QH [W # all ows you to read the next mess age. (UDVH will erase th e me ssag e.
66 &DOO # EDFN w ill a utom atic al ly call who eve r s ent the mes s a g e if an y p h o ne nu m ber s a r e in cl ud ed in th e message. 6DYH will save the message to 6DYHG . If someone ha s paged you Yo ur phone will di spla y # 0H VVDJH# UHFHLYHG . The m essage wi ll di spla y &DOO = , followed by the name or number of the person who paged you. Nam es will ap pea r only if that person has been st ore d in the phone book . Call ing someone back in a message The message along with t he phone number must be displayed on your p hone’s screen. While the text message is displayed, 1. Press 2SWLRQV 2. Sele ct &DOO # EDFN , t hen p ress 2. T o qu ickl y call b ack a n umber in a mess age Pr ess ó while th e me s s a g e is dis p laye d. Note: If m ore tha n on e numb er is o n the d isplay , the num bers ar e di spl ayed in a li st. Sim ply se lec t th e pho ne num ber you wa nt to call and press ó . If no numbers are found, your phone will displ ay 1R # QXPEHU# IRXQG# RQ# WKL V# VFUHHQ . When your phone’ s memory is full When you have an in coming text message and your phone’s memory is ful l, one or more messages, of lowest pri ori ty, will automati ca lly be deleted in ord er to receive the new text message. If the me s s a g e me mo ry is s t ill full , y o ur ph on e wi ll displa y 1R # VSDFH =# PHVVDJ H # ZDLWLQJ . Yo u can clear this notifi c ation by p ressing 2. . Note: M essages are usua lly delete d from your Inbo x. An incoming emerge ncy message m ay delete m essages fr om your Saved folder .
67 T o uc h ton e s Your p hone ca n generate var ious sounds, cal l ed t ouch to ne s, w h e n th e ke ys a re p r es se d. The se a r e al so known a s DTMF tones. Touch tones ca n be used for many aut omated, over- t he-phon e servi ces s uch as checki ng ba nk bal ances, air lin e ar riv a l and dep art u r e ti mes , a nd usin g vo ice mailbox options. Touc h tones can be sent only when a call is a ctive . Storing to uch tone strings Touch tone strings ca n b e used for sendi ng and receiv- ing info rmati on with you r phone. Fo r exam ple , you can store your o ffi c e voice mailbox number, alon g w ith your password for easy access to y our me ssag es. Stor e touc h tone strings the same way you store phone numbers ( see page 52 ). You can st ore a w hole digit sequence in y our phone book an d send it as touc h tones for freq uently-use d strings of numbers. Sending a touch ton e str ing Make sure Me nu 4 2 3 1 ( 6HWWL QJV - 3KRQH # V H WWLQJ V - 7RXFK # WRQHV - 0DQXDO # WR XFK# WRQH V ) is not set to 2II . 1. Dur i ng a c all , pre ss 2SWLRQV 2. Scr oll to 7RXFK # WRQHV and p r ess 2. 3. Ente r touch tone stri ng or r ecall string f rom th e pho n e boo k an d press 2. Note: Use c autio n when sen ding confident ial inform atio n over the ai r when u sing D TMF tones in an alog mode. Storing to uc h tone stri ngs w ith phone numbe r s 1. Ente r th e phon e number (e. g . yo ur o ff i ce voice mail box) 2. Pr ess ∗∗∗ (p) or ∗∗∗∗ (w)
68 3. Ente r the touch tone strin g (e. g . voic e m ail box password) 4. Stor e the numb er as you norma lly would Note: S ee “Speci al Ch aracter s (for stor ing n umbers) ” on page 3 9 fo r detail s on “p ” and “w” ch aracter s. When you dia l thi s number , your phon e fi r s t di al s the phon e numb er, then wai ts ( because of t he “w ” char ac- ter) for you to press 6HQ G . Your phone then se nds your password. If yo u in cl ud e a “p ” ch a r ac t e r in st ea d o f a “w ”, you r phone pau ses for 2.5 se conds, then automat icall y sends your passwo rd as touch tones. Linki ng phone numbers wit h touch tone strings Th is fe atu re al lo ws y ou to st ore a ph one nu mb er i n one phone book locati on a nd l in k it to another phone book loca tion t hat con tains a touch tone s tring. First, you must first store the tou c h tone stri ng into a phone book lo cation and th en assign it a one-touch di alin g l ocation (see “One-tou ch dialing” on page 50). 1. Ente r the phon e numbe r you wish to link wi th the touch tone stri ng 2. Pr ess ∗ twi ce ( yo u s h o ul d ha ve a “ ” ch a r ac t e r next to the ph one num be r ) 3. Ente r the one-t o uch dialing l o c at ion wher e the touch tone string is store d (i.e . if the string is stor ed in loc ati on 2, then ente r 2) 4. Pr ess 6DYH and then e nter th e name t hat c o rr e- sponds with the phone number (this is optional) 5. Pr ess 2. When you wish to c all this number, m ake the c all as y ou normal ly would. Then , w h en you wish to send the touch tone string, si mply press 2. .
69 T o uch ton e le ngt h This featur e determi nes the l ength of e ach touch tone when they ar e sent a utomatic ally. 6KRU W sets the ton e length to .1 second . /RQ J sets t h e to ne len gt h t o . 5 s eco nd . You c an set the touch tone length by pressing 0HQX 4 2 3 2 ( 6HWWL QJV - 3KR QH # VHWWLQJV - 7RXFK # WR QHV - 7RXFK # WRQH # OHQJWK ). Unlock ed phone n umber When t h e p hone lo c k is o n ( see pa ge 54 ), no ca lls ca n be made. However, you can store one number into your ph on e th a t can be ca ll ed whe n it’s lo ck ed. Stor ing the unlocked phone num ber 1. Press 0HQ X # 4 3 2 2 ( 6HWWLQ JV - 6HFXULW\ # VHWWLQJV - $FFH VV # FRGHV - 8QOR FNH G # SKRQH# QX PEHU ) 2. Ent er lo c k cod e an d press 2. 3. Ente r phone numb er at 1XPEHU =# (or press 6HD UFK and sc r oll th r ough the phon e bo ok) 4. Pr ess 2. Call ing the unloc k ed phone number Note: Y o ur pho ne must be lo cked to u se th is featu re. Pr ess W or V on ce, the n ó or you can manua lly ente r th e phon e numb er as it i s st ored and p r ess ó . Vi b r a ti n g a l e r t This i s one of th e se tti ngs i n your phone ’s Prof iles ( see page 55 ). When your p ho ne has the vib r at ing batt er y atta ched, you can set your ph one to v ib r at e when you rec ei v e a vo ic e ca ll . Note: Th is setti ng wil l not app ear i n your p hone un less a vibra ting b atter y ha s been attached .
70 Activating vibrating aler t 1. Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3UR ILO HV ) 2. Y our phone lists each Prof i le. Use W to highl i ght the one you want to set the vi brating alert f or and pre ss 2SWLRQV . 3. Hig hlig ht &XVWRPL]H and pre ss 2. . Press W to r eac h 9LE UD WLQ J # DOHUW , t hen p ress 6HO HFW aga in . 4. Use W to highli ght 2Q or 2II and pr ess 2. . If you choose 2Q , yo ur p ho ne wil l vi br ate ev en i f y ou ha v e set 5LQJLQJ # RS WL RQV ( see page 58 ) to 6LOHQW . Note: Th e vibr ating alert doe s no t work whe n your p hon e is connect ed t o any cha rger o r car kit. Vo ic e m a ilb o x n um ber This nu mber dia ls your voic e m ailbox. See “Voice messages” in next sect ion. V oice messages Vo ice ma il is a n etwork s ervic e that may r e quir e a subscription from your service provider. Yo ur ph on e w il l not i fy you w h en you r ec ei v e a v o ic e message. 1HZ # YRLF H# PHVVDJH will ap p ear on the disp lay alon g wi th the icon, an d you’l l hear a s hort b eep. Your phone will d isplay the number of voice messages if you’ve r eceived mo r e than one. Setti ng up your voice mailbox Befor e you c an retri eve a ny voice messages, y ou ne ed t o sto r e your vo ice mai lbox numb er. Yo ur se r v i ce prov ide r usu a lly giv e s th is nu m ber t o you . When you’ re ready to store your voice mail b ox numbe r, press 0HQ X 1 2 2 ( 0HV VDJ HV #0# 9RLFH # PHVVDJHV #0 # 9RLF H # PDLO E R[ # QXP E HU ). Then en ter y ou r vo ice m ailb ox ph one numb er and pre ss 2. . This number can be up to 32 di gits l ong and i s used until it’s chan ged. So if your ph one nu mb er cha ng es, yo u m ay n e ed t o c ha nge y our voic e ma ilb ox nu mb er al ong wi th it .
71 Gr eetings, passwords, and pr ompts These may vary in diff erent wirel ess systems. So i f you need inf ormati on about how to record your greeting or ho w to s t o r e y o ur p a ss wo r d, con tac t yo u r se r v ic e pro vider. You’l l als o need t o cont act them on how to li sten to v oice messages on ce you’ re connecte d to y our voic e ma ilb ox. Lis tening to yo ur voice messa ges If 1HZ # YR LFH # PHVVDJH is displayed, j u st press /LVW H Q and follow t h e prompts. If you ’ d rather list e n to your messages later, press ([LW . You can l isten to messages anyti m e if you pre ss and hold the 1 key; &DOO LQJ # YR LF H# PDLOER[ wi ll a ppe ar on th e display . Or if you prefer, you can acce ss your voice ma ilbo x by p re ssi ng 0HQX 1 2 1 ( 0HVVDJH V #0 # 9RLFH # PH VVD JHV # 0# /LVWHQ # WR# YRLFH# PHVVDJHV ). V oice privacy Note: This feature may no t be available i n all areas. Please see your service provider for details a n d availa bil ity . Use d on ly in d ig ita l net works , voi ce pr iva cy enc ryp ts t he vo ic e ch a nn e l s o th at peo p le can not ea ves d r op on yo ur c o nv e rs a t io n. Voi ce priv ac y wi ll be com e ac t iv e o n ly dur in g a ca ll and wi ll no tif y you with a beep . 9RLF H # SULYDF\# DFWLYH will als o appe ar on the di splay. If y ou turn th is fe ature on and v oice pr ivacy b ecome s in- active for any reason, your phone displays 9RL FH # SULYDF\# QRW # DFWLYH and beeps. You m a y set this to 2Q or 2II by pressing 0HQ X 4 4 1 ( 6HWWL QJV - 1HWZ R UN # VH UY LFHV - 9RLF H # SUL YDF\ ). Vo l u m e You can adju st the ri nging vo lume and earpie ce vo lume with yo ur ph one. See “ Ring ing vo lume ” o n p age 59.
72 Wa r n i n g t o n e s This is one of the settings in your phone’s Profiles ( see page 55 ). W arnin g tones incl ude tones your ph on e mak es fo r co nditi ons such as er rors, co nf irma tions, pow e r on , batter y low, and re char ge batt ery. You can set warnin g tones on or off. T urn i ng w ar n i ng t on es on a nd off 1. Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3UR ILO HV ) 2. Y our phone lists each Prof i le. Use W to highl i ght the one you want to set the war ning tones for and pre ss 2SWLRQV . 3. Hig hlig ht &X VW RP L]H and pr ess 2. . Pr ess W to :DU QLQJ # WRQ HV , t hen p ress 6HO HFW . 4. Scr oll to 2Q # or 2II and p r ess 2. We l c o m e n o t e You can program a w elcome note into your phone to di sp lay a message when yo u first turn i t on ( i.e. hello , yo ur na me , a r emi nd er, et c .). T he m ax imum le ng th is 36 cha rac ters . 1. Press 0HQ X 1 3 ( 0HVVDJHV - :HO FRPH # QRW H ) 2. Enter new message or edit an existing one, then pre ss 2SWLRQV 3. Pr ess W to 6DY H or (U DVH # and pre ss 2. The w el come no te displ ays each ti me you r phone is swit ched on. Charac ters y o u enter ar e a d de d to the l eft of th e cursor . Pr ess &OHDU # to dele te ch a rac ter s to the lef t of th e cursor . Pr ess W or V to move the cursor right or l eft. See “ Entering letter s an d numb ers” on page 3 8 for d etail s.
73 6. Accessories If you want t o enhance your phone’ s functional ity, a n ext ens iv e ra nge of ac ces sor ies is a vai la ble f or you . Yo u can s el ect any of the s e it ems to hel p acco m mod ate you r spec ific communica tion n eeds. Fo r ava ilabil ity of t hese and ot her a ccessor ies, contact your servic e provider. A fe w p rac t ica l ru les f or ac ces so ry o per atio n: Kee p all accesso r ies out o f r each o f small ch ild r en. Wh e n y o u di sco n nec t the p o w er co rd o f an y acce ssory , grasp and pul l the plug, not th e co r d. Check regu larly tha t any veh icle-i nstall ed access o - ri es ar e m ounted a nd a re operat ing p rop erly . In s tall ati on of any comp lex car acc essor i es must be m ade by qualif ied p ersonnel only . Use only b atteries, c harg ers and a ccessori es appr oved by th e phone manufact urer . The use of any ot her types wil l invalidate any app roval or wa rra nty applyi ng to the pho ne, and may be danger ous. See p age 10 for impo rtant b attery usage i nform ation. Batte ries The fol l owing table shows battery opti ons that are ava ilab le fo r yo ur ph on e, ch ar ging time s wi th t he R api d Tra vel Char ger ( ACP-9U ) and the Standar d Trave l Char g er ( ACP-7U) , tal k times , and s t and b y times. Consult your service provider for more information. The se cha rgin g times are appro ximat e.
74 CONTAI NS: Nick el meta l hydr ide or lithiu m ion b attery. Must be r ec ycled or disp os ed of prop erly. Mus t not be dis posed of i n munic ipal wast e. Charging Tim es Note : The tim es disp layed a bove wi ll allo w your b attery to ob - tain a pproxim ately 80% of its c apaci ty; and t he batte ry scroll bars on your phone’s display will st op scrolling. If you wish t o obtai n 100% batter y capaci ty, please all ow anoth er two h ours to “tr ickle” o r “ma intenance” charg e. Standby and T alk Times Battery Option ACP-7U Charger ACP-9U Charger BLS-2 Extended Li- Ion Batter y 900 mAh 4 hrs 2 hrs BMS-2/BMS-2S Extended NiMH Batter y 900 mAh 4 hrs 1 hr 30 min BMS-2V Vibrating NiMH Batter y 900 mAh 4 hrs 1 hr 30 min BLS-4 Extended Li- Ion Batter y 1500 mAh 5 hrs 3 hrs 30 min Battery Option Digital Ta l k Ti m e Analog Ta l k Ti m e Standby Ti m e BLS-2 E x tended Li- Ion Batter y 900 mAh 2 hrs to 3 hrs 15 min 1 hr to 1 hr 50 min 100 to 200 hrs (dig) 30 to 50 hrs (ana ) BMS-2/BMS-2S Extended N i MH Batter y 900 mAh 2 hrs to 3 hrs 15 min 1 hr to 1 hr 50 min 100 to 200 hrs (dig) 30 to 50 hrs (ana ) BMS-2V Vibrating NiMH Battery 900 mAh 2 hrs to 3 hrs 15 min 1 hr to 1 hr 50 min 100 to 200 hrs (dig) 30 to 50 hrs (ana ) BLS-4 E x tended Li- Ion Batter y 1500 mAh 3 hrs 10 min to 5 hrs 10 min 1 hr 35 min to 2 hrs 50 min 170 to 335 hrs (dig) 50 to 83 hrs (ana ) Li-I on NiMH
75 Note: Th e tim es shown a re a pproxima te. Ba tter y op eration time s vary acco rdin g to signal conditio ns, networ k paramet ers set by th e ser vice p rovide r , and h ow you use your ph one . Char ge rs & Othe r A cce s s ori es The fol lo wing cha r gers and ot her acces sor ies are avai l- ab le fo r yo ur p hone ; p lease se e yo ur d eal er fo r d eta ils. Also, r efer to the accessories br o chur e that was included in y our sa les pa c kag e fo r th e en tire line of No kia O rig ina l Acce s sories. Note : When a ch arger is n ot in use, disconne ct it from t he power source. Do no t leave the bat tery conn ected t o a char ger for longer t han a week, si nce over charging may shorten its life. If left u nused, a fully char ged ba ttery wi ll dischar ge itsel f over time . Standar d T ravel Char ger (AC P - 7U) This lightweight (187g) and dura ble AC charg er can be used w i th all battery options. To use the Standard Travel Ch ar ge r , pl ug it in to a wa ll out- let and connec t the lead f rom th e charge r t o the base of your phone . The c harge r can a l so b e used t ogethe r with th e Compact Desktop Charging Sta nd (DCH-9) . Rapid T ravel Char ger (ACP-9U) This lightweight (100g) AC charger can be used w ith all batt ery opti ons. Call s can be ma de duri ng char g ing , eve n wit h a fu ll y di s ch a rg ed ba t te ry . To use the Ra pid Travel Charg er (AC P-9U ), plug it in to a s ta ndar d 120V AC wall outlet, and conne c t the lea d from t he char g er t o the b as e of your phone .
76 Th e ch arge r ca n al so be used to ge th er w ith th e opt ion al Compact Desktop Charging Sta nd (DCH-9) . Appr oximat e char ging times for di schar ged bat terie s are show n at the b eginning of t hi s section. Rapid Ci gar ette Li ghter Char ge r (LCH-9) Yo u ca n ch arge y our phone’s b attery f rom your ve hicle ba ttery by using t he Rapid Ciga rette Light er Charge r (LCH-9). You c an also use this ligh tweig ht ch arge r w ith th e Comp act Deskto p Char g i ng St and ( D CH-9 ) . Call s are possi ble duri ng cha rging . A gree n light ind i cates the ch arger is r ea dy for chargi ng (when not char ging) or f inishe d charg ing (i f it has b een ch argi ng). Th e b a tt e ry ch a rg in g ti me s ar e t he s am e as t ho s e fo r t he Ra pid Tr avel Ch arger (ACP-9U ) The input vol tage range is from 11 to 32V DC, negative grounding. Avoi d prolonged cha rging with the Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger (LCH-9) when the car engine is not running; this may cause the battery of your car to drai n. Not e als o that in s ome car s the cigare tte li ghter plug i s not p rovided w ith el ectrici ty if t he ign ition is not switched on. Compact Desktop Char ging Stand (DCH-9) Use d t o g eth er w i th th e Stand ard Trave l Char ge r (ACP-7U) or the Rapid Travel Charger (ACP-9U), t he Com- pact Desktop Cha rging Stand (D CH-9) is an econ omica l choi ce wh en you need your pho n e cl o se at ha n d, alwa y s re a d y for c all s . This charging stand allows you to charge your ph one’ s bat tery in the fro nt chargi ng sl ot, plus a sp a re battery in t he r ear charg i ng slot.
77 When char ging bo th batteri es simul taneou sly, cha rging will begin in the front c hargi ng slot and then move to the rear sl ot once the fro nt battery i s 100% charged. Plea se refe r to the c hart be low for chargi ng time s in the re ar cha rging sl o t . Note: P lease n ote that if you are char ging a batte ry i n the r ear chargi ng slot w hile another batter y occup ies the front sl ot, please allow a n additi onal two hou rs for a “mainten ance” charge for the batt ery in the front slo t. Pl ease see p age 74 for chargi ng time s for the fro nt charg ing slot . If you’ re charging a battery i n the f ront charging sl ot, charging is indic ated by the sc rolling ba ttery bars on the righ t si de of your ph on e’s d isp lay . W hen th e s cro lling stops, th e battery is a pp roximately 80% charged. A batt ery will be f ully charg e d a coup le of hour s aft er the scrolling stops. Als o, yo u may notice a li ght indica tor on the st and , which i s used for ch arging a spare battery. A gre en light ind icates a ba ttery i s at le ast 8 0% full ; th e red l ight ind icates a ba ttery i s charg ing. DCH- 9 Re ar Slo t Cha rgi ng T imes Battery Opt io n Using ACP-7U Using ACP-9U BLS-2 / 900 mAh 6-1/2 hrs to 8-1/2 hrs 4 hrs to 5 hrs 25 min BMS-2S / 900 mAh 6-1/2 hrs to 8-1/2 hrs 4 hrs to 5-1/2 hrs BMS-2V / 900 mAh 6-1/2 hrs to 8-1/2 hrs 4 hrs to 5-1/2 hrs BLS-4 / 1500 mAh 12 hrs to 15 h r s 40 mi n 8 hrs to 10-1/2 hrs
78 7. T roublesho oting What if char g in g fai ls? If 1RW # FKDU JL QJ is disp la yed, char gi ng is su s pe nd ed. Make sure the b a ttery is co nnec ted to an ap prove d char gi ng d evice a nd t hat th e batter y is at room t emper - atu r e. Ex t r em e tem pe rat u r es , ho t or c o ld , can af fec t you r battery’ s perf ormance and pre vent c harging. If charging still fails, disconnect the charger from your phone . Then r e connect t he charge r to your phone an d re try. If you sti ll experi ence ch arging prob lems, conta ct yo ur de al er an d , i f ne ce ss a ry , b r in g yo u r p h o n e in to ha ve it serv ice d. A lso re memb er to b ring in y our bat ter y and ch a rg er . No s er vic e If y o u ’re outs ide t he wir eless se rvic e area , 1R # VHUYLFH will disp lay on y ou r p hone . N o ca lls can b e ma de o r re ce ived, inc ludi ng em ergen cy ca lls. What if the call doesn’t go through? Yo ur ph on e ca n mak e an d rec e iv e ca ll s only w h e n it’s switched on and in the wireless network ’s service area. 1R # VHU YLFH mean s that you’ re prob ab l y outsid e the wire - les s ser vice area. No ca lls can b e made or r ecei ved. See “Get a goo d signal” on page 12. &KHFN # FDOO # UHVWULFWLRQV means call s to the p ho ne number yo u t rie d to ca ll a re r est r ic ted ( se e “ R estr ict cal ls” o n page 57 ), or y our phone is locke d ( see “ Phone loc k” on page 54 ). Note: Check with your service provider for information a bout when you need to dial a ‘1’ and/or an area code i n add ition to the number . If you ma ke a mis ta ke d ial ing Press &OHDU to del ete the l ast cha rac ter ent ere d, o r pr es s and h old &OHDU to delet e all cha racters ent ere d.
79 8. Re fer en ce In for ma ti on Impor tant Safe ty Info rmation Tr a f f i c S a f e t y Do n ot use a h and-he ld tele phone wh ile dr iving a veh icle. If usin g a han d-held ph one pa rk the vehicle b efore conver sing. Always secu re the phone in its h older ; do no t place th e phone on the passeng er seat or where it c an br ea k loo se in a co llision or sudden stop. The use of an alert de vice to operat e a vehi cle’ s lig hts or h orn on pu bli c ro ads i s not pe rmi tte d. Reme mber , road safety alw ays comes first! Op er at in g Env ironm en t Reme mber to follow an y sp ecial regulation s in force in any area and always sw itch o ff your phone when ever it i s forbidd en to use it, or when it may cau se inte rference or danger . When connecti ng th e phone or any a ccesso ry to ano ther d e- vice, r ead its user’ s guide for detaile d safety instr u ctio n s. Do not connect incom patibl e products. As wi th other mobil e radio tran smittin g equipm ent, users are advised that fo r the satisfact ory ope ratio n of the equipm ent and for the safety of perso nnel, it is recommend ed that the equip - ment shou ld only be u sed i n the norma l operati ng posit ion (held to y our ear wi th the a ntenna p ointing ove r your sho ulder). El ec tr onic Device s Most m oder n electronic e quipmen t is shi elde d fr o m rad io frequency (RF) si gnals. How ever , c ertain el ectronic equ ipment may not be shielded ag ainst th e RF sig nals fr om your wir eless phone. Pace m ake rs Pacem aker man ufacturers recomm end th at a mi nimum sepa- ratio n of 6 inc hes (2 0 cm.) be mainta ined betw een a han dheld wireless pho ne and a p acemaker t o avoid po tential inte rfer e nce with t he pacemake r . Th ese recommen dations a re consistent with t he indepe nde nt r e search by and recomm endations of W ire less T e chnology Rese arch. Persons with pacemakers: • Sho uld a lway s keep t he phon e mo r e th an 6 inc hes ( 20 c m) from their p acemaker whe n the ph one is switche d on;
80 • Should not car ry th e phone in a br ea st po cket; • Should use the e ar o pposite t he pace maker to min imize the poten tial for interf e r ence. • If you have any reason to suspe ct that i nterfe r ence is taking place, swi tch off your phone imme diately . Hear ing A ids Some digita l wireless ph ones ma y inter fere with som e hearin g aids. In the event o f suc h interfe rence, you m ay want to co nsult your servic e pr ovider . Oth er Medical Device s Operati on of any ra dio tr ansmitti ng equipm ent, in cluding cellula r phones, may in terfere wit h the fun ctiona lity of ina dequate ly protected me dical devices. Consult a physici an or the manufac- turer of the medi cal devi ce to de termi ne if t hey are adequ ately shielded fr om exter nal RF ene rgy or if you have any q uestio ns. Switch o ff your phone in he alth ca r e facilities when any regula- tions posted in these areas instr uct you to d o so. Hospitals or healt h care facilities may be usin g equip men t t hat could be sensitive t o ex ter nal RF e nergy . Ve h i c l e s RF sign als may affect improperl y installed or inadequa tely shielded electronic systems in m otor veh icles (e.g . elec tr onic fuel injec tion syst ems, elect ronic anti-s kid (anti-loc k) braki ng systems, elec tr o n ic speed c ontrol systems, air bag system s). Check wi th the m anufactu rer or it s r ep resentative regarding your vehi cle. Y ou shoul d also con sult th e manuf acturer of any equipme nt that has b een add ed to yo ur vehi cle. Pos ted Faci liti es Switch your phone of f in any facility where post ed notices so req ui re . Potent ially Explosive Atmospheres Switch off you r phone when in an y area with a pote ntially e xplo- sive atmosphere a nd obey all signs an d instru ctions. Sparks in such areas cou ld cause an explo sion or fire resulting i n bodily injur y o r ev en dea t h . Users a r e advised to switc h o f f the pho ne while at a refueling po i nt ( se r v ice st at io n). Us ers ar e r emi n ded of t he ne ed t o ob- serve restricti ons on t he us e of rad io equi pment in fuel d epots (fuel st orage a nd distri buti on areas), che mical p lants or w here blasting opera tions are in pr og ress.
81 Areas with a potenti ally exp losiv e atmo sphere ar e often b ut not always c learly m arked. T hey inclu de below deck on bo ats; chemical transfe r or sto rage fac ilities; vehi cles us ing lique fied petroleum gas (su ch as propane or butane); areas where the air contai ns chem icals or particles, su ch a s grain, d ust or m etal powder s; and an y ot her area where you would nor mally b e advised to tur n o f f yo u r vehicle engine. V ehi cles Only qual ified personnel sh ould service the p hone, or install the phone in a vehi cle. Fault y installati on or service may b e danger- ous and may invalidate any w arranty which m ay apply to th e unit. Check regularl y that all wireless phone e quipmen t in yo ur vehicle i s mou nted and opera ting properly . Do not store or carry flamm able liquids, gases or explosive materi als in the same compar tment a s the phone, its pa rts or accessori es. For vehi cles equi pped with an air b ag, r eme mb er that an air bag inflates with great for c e . Do not place objec ts, inclu ding bo th installed o r por table wi r el ess eq uipm ent, in th e area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment ar ea. If in-vehicle wir eless equipm ent is imp r operly installe d and the air bag inflates, serious injury could result. Switch o ff your ph one bef ore boarding an aircraft. Th e use of wireless te lepho nes in an aircraft may be dan ger ous to the op - erati on of th e aircraft, di srupt t he wireless telep hone ne twor k and may be ille g al. Failur e to observe these instruction s may lead t o th e suspen- sion o r denial of tel ephon e serv ices to the offender , or legal actio n, or b oth. Emergency Calls IMPO RT AN T! This phone, like any wir eless phone, operates using radio signals, wire less and landline networks as well as user -pr o- gramm ed funct ions wh ich ca n not g uarantee con nection i n all conditio n s. Ther efore , yo u should never r ely solely upon any wireless phon e for esse ntial co mmunicat ions (e .g. med ical emerge ncies). Reme mber , to make o r receive an y calls th e ph one mu st be switche d on and in a se rvice a r ea with a dequate signa l stre ngth. Emerg ency cal ls ma y not be possi ble on al l wireless pho ne net- works or when certain networ k services and /or phone feat ures are in use. Check with loc al ser vice providers.
82 Ma king an Eme rgen cy C al l 1. If the phone is not on, switch i t on 2. Key in the emerge ncy numb er for your pr esen t locati on (e.g. 911 or othe r offi cial emergency numb er). Emerg e ncy n umbers vary b y loca tion. 3. Pr ess ó If certain f eatu res are in use (keyguar d, restrict ca lls, etc.), you may fi rst need to turn thos e featur es off befo re you c an m ake an emerg ency call. Consul t this docum ent an d your local cell u- lar se rvice p rovid er . When making an eme rgency c all, rememb er to g ive all the ne- cessary i nform ation a s ac curatel y as p ossible. Rem ember that your wireless ph one may be the on ly mean s of com municati on at the sc ene of an acc ident - d o not c ut off the cal l unti l given permission to d o so. Radi o Frequen cy (RF) S ign als Y our w ireless handhe ld po rtabl e tel ephone is a l ow pow er r adio transmi tter a nd receiver . When it is ON, it receives a nd also sends ou t radio frequency (RF ) signals. In Augu st, 199 6, the F ederal Com municati ons Com mission (FCC) adopted RF exposur e guidelines with safety levels for handheld wir el ess phone s. Those guidel ines are consistent with safety stand ards pr e viously set by b oth U.S . and inte rnationa l stan dar d s bo dies: ANSI C95.1 ( 1992)* , NCRP Rep ort 86 (19 86)*, IC NIRP (199 6)*. Those sta nda r d s were based on comprehensive and periodic evaluat ions of the r el evant scienti fic literatu re. For example , over 120 scienti sts, engi neers, and p hysicians from univer sities, gov- er nment h ealth a genci es and ind ustry reviewed the availab le body o f research to develop the AN SI Stan dard (C95.1 ). The design of you r phon e complie s with the FCC guide lines (and tho se standa rd s). *Ame rican Nati onal S tandards Institut e, National Counc il on Radiati on Protection and Measurements; Int ern ation al Com - mission on N on-Ionizi ng Radi ation P rotection .
83 Car e and Ma int e nanc e Y our p hon e is a product of su perio r desi gn and crafts manshi p and should be tr e ate d with car e. The suggestions below will help you to fulfill a n y warranty obligation s and allow you to enjoy this p r oduct for many years. W hen usi ng your phone, bat tery , charger , OR an y accessory: • Keep it and all its p arts and acce ssori es out of small children’ s reach. • Keep it dr y . Pr ecipitat ion, h umidit y and liq uids cont ain minerals t h at will corr ode electr onic cir cu i ts. • Do n ot use or store it in dust y , dirty areas as its m oving parts can b e damag ed. • Do n ot store it in ho t areas. High temper atures can shorten the life of e lectronic de vices, d amage b atteri es, and war p or m elt certai n pl astics. • Do n ot store it in co ld areas. When the phone warms up (to it s norma l ope rating tem peratu re), moisture can fo rm inside t he phon e, w hich may d amage t he phon e's elec - tronic circuit bo ards. • Do n ot attem pt to o pen i t. Non- expert ha ndling of t he device may damage it. • Do no t dr o p, knock or sh ake it. Ro ugh hand ling can break inter nal c ir c uit b oards. • Do n ot use ha rsh chem icals, cl eaning so lvents, or str on g detergent s to clean it . W ipe it with a soft cloth slig h tly da mpen ed i n a mil d so ap-a nd- wate r so lut ion. • Do n ot paint i t. P aint ca n clog th e de vice’ s mov ing parts and prevent proper operat ion. • Use on ly the supplie d or an approved replacem ent antenna . Unau thori zed anten nas, modific ation s or atta ch- ments could dam age the phon e and may vio late regul a- tions gove rni ng ra dio d evices. • If the phone, batter y , char ger , or any a ccessory is not worki ng properly , take it t o your n earest qual ified ser vice facilit y . The personnel ther e will assist you, and if neces- sary , a rra nge for servi ce.
84 9. T echn ical Da ta Wireless System Dual-Band TDMA and AM PS W eight 165g (5.8 oz) w ith BMS-2/ BM S-2S 900 mA h NiMH Ba t te ry Size 140 cc Freq uenc y Range Lowband 824.04 - 848. 97 MHz (TX) 869.04 - 893. 97 MHz (RX) Highband 1850.04 - 1909. 92 MHz (TX) 1930.08 - 1989. 96 MHz (RX) Transmitter Out p ut Up to 600mW nomina l Power Batt ery Vo l tage 3.6 V no mi nal Charging c urre nt 850 mAh max. Op er at ing T emperat ur e -2 0°C t o 40 °C (-4°F to 104°F) Number of Channels 832 lowband 1997 highband Number of NAMs 3 Memory Locations 199 Memory Capacity Alpha: 16 di gi ts per location Numeric: 32 digits per location CANADA NOKI A PROD UCTS L TD. – 575 West ney Rd . South , Ajax, Ont ario L 1S 4N7 . T e l: (905) 427 -6654 1-8 88-22 NOK IA USA NOKIA MO BILE PHO NES – 6200 Courtne y Campbel l Ca useway , Suit e 900, T a mpa, FL 33607 T el : 1-88 8-N OKIA2U (1-8 88-6 65- 4228) (from the U SA o nly) The inf ormation co ntained in this phone was wr itten f or dual-mode TDMA and AMPS phon es. The right to make changes and improvements to any of the products described in this guide without prior no tice is reserved. Issue No. 1 Part No. 93520 69 10/98 ©1 998 N okia Mobi le Phon es. A ll ri ghts re serv ed. Nokia is a tra demark of Nokia Cor poratio n and/o r its affi liates.
85 NOKIA PC S/C E LLULA R PHO N E LIM ITED 1- YEAR W ARRANTY NOKIA warrants that the NOKIA PCS/cel lular pho ne and accessori es are free fr o m defe cts in m aterial and workma nship. The warrant y perio d for t he Pho ne (Radio) units a nd all accessories (e xcluding carry b ags) is twelve (12) mon ths from the date of pur c hase or fourtee n (14) m onths fr o m the d ate of wh olesale shipm ent from NOK IA, whi chever is s ooner . T he warr anty per iod for the C arry bag s is three (3) mo nths from the date of pu rchase (wi th pr o of of pu r cha se) or fi ve (5) mon ths from the date of w holesa le shipm ent from NOKIA, whichever is sooner . During the warran t y period, NOKIA will, a t its optio n , repair or replace t he d efectiv e pr o duct free of char ge. Howeve r , if NOKIA determ ines t hat the w arranty conditio n s can n ot be applie d , the pur chaser will be billed fo r the r epair and shippi n g. EXC EPTIONS This w arranty i s subj ect to the f ollowing excepti ons: 1. Mobil e or fixed in stallation which is not i n accordance with the install a tion in stru c tions , pu bli sh ed by NOKIA, will void the warran ty . Dama ge ca used by a repair or an attemp t to repai r by oth er t han a ser vice cen tre author ized b y NOKIA w ill void the warr anty; 2. This war ranty covers no rmal consum er use and does not cove r defect s or damag e to any p r od uct whi ch, in NOKIA ’ s sole op inion, has b een subject to improper storage , li quid dam age , unauth orized modi ficatio n, misuse , neglect, abu se, mi sapplica tion, acci dent, alter ation, i mproper inst allati on, malad justm ent of cons umer co ntr ols, or abnor mal oper ating conditi ons, or whi ch has b een attr ibuta ble to ac ts of God ; 3. Fuses and damage caused by ship ping are not covered by th e warran ty; 4. Thi s warran ty d oes not c over defects or d amages caus ed by a produc t which is not a ppro ved by NOK IA to be c onnect ed to the PCS /cel lular ph one. NOKIA will not be liab le for incide ntal or c onsequen tial damag es resulting from the u se of such not -approved devi ce;
86 5. Thi s warran ty d oes not c over defects or d amages caus ed by i mproper or d efective func tion of th e PC S/ cellular system or by inade quate sign al receptio n by the antenna ; 6. Remova l and reinstallation c osts are not covered by this wa rra nty; 7. This warranty is applic able only to pr oducts sold and bo u ght in C ana d a or Be rmu da. 8. Re moval of D ate Cod e Label s from the accessori es will void the war ranty . Aside from t he obli gation sta ted in the foregoin g warranty , NOKIA will not be li a ble for in c iden t al or consequent ial damages, dire c t or indir ect, loss of unanti cipated b enefit s or profits, loss of use of the P CS/ cellula r phone, r esulting f r om the use of the PCS/ c ell u lar phone, or its accessori es, or arisin g fr om any breach of this wa rra nty . CLA IM PR OC EDUR E In order to obtai n warran ty p erforma nce, retur n the defecti ve uni t to the NOKIA Ser vice Cen tr e w ith tr ans p ort ati on ch a rge s pr ep aid. (Shi ppin g of the r epaire d unit will b e paid b y NOK I A. ) The proof of da te of purchas e will be required be for e i n- warrant y service is rendered. Main tenance a nd servi ce may b e obta ined in any author ized ser vice ce ntr e in Cana da. EXTENSION OF W ARRANTY PERIOD When a repair is ma de, an extra 90- day service wa rran ty is given to t he labour an d parts of the repair conc ern ed. If replacement of a faulty uni t is appl ied, instead o f r epairing, this 90-da y se rvice wa rranty is a p plied to the replaced unit. Besides t his 90 -day servic e warran ty , the warranty repairs or replacem ents do not affect the or iginal warrant y con ditions , which are determ ined b y the da te of purchase.
87 THE FO REGOING WARRANTY IS THE PURCHASER’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REM EDY AND IS IN LIEU OF AL L OT HER WARR A NTIE S, EX PRE SS ED OR IMP LIE D, INCLU DING B UT NO T LIM ITED TO ANY IMPLIE D W ARRANTY OR MERCHANT ABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A P ARTICULAR PU RPOSE OR US E. Some pr ovinces d o no t allow limita t ions o n how long an implied warranty lasts , so the abo ve limit ations may no t apply to you. FOR W AR RANTY SER VICE LOCA T ION, CONT ACT YOU R AUT HORIZED DEAL E R OR DIRECTL Y TO: NOK IA PR ODUCTS LIM ITED 575 Westne y Road South Ajax, Ont ario L 1S 4N7 For product s being retur n ed to NOKIA or its aut horize d service centres, the retail dealer sh all prepay ship ping charges, taxes, duties, insu rance. NOK IA assumes n o risk fo r da mage in shi pping. NOTE: Y our warran ty is aut omaticall y register ed.
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