Nokia 6162 Owner's Manual

OWN ER Ã¢ÂÂS MAN U A L
Keys Scrol l k eys Scro ll th rough menu s, sub- menu s, an d the p hon e boo k. Press and ho ld f or cont inuou s scrolling. Power key Pres s and hold to t urn your pho ne on or off . So ft k eys Thei r curr ent functi on i s displayed above the key (for exa mp le, here t heir functi ons are Ã®ÂÂMen uÃ®ÂÂ and Ã®ÂÂNamesÃ®ÂÂ ). ÃÂ´ Push this key to end a phone call. ÃÂ³ Dials th e numb er o n the display. 0HQ X 1DP HV Keypad cov er Flip it open to answer a call and to access the keypad. Flip it cl osed to end a call.
Quick gu ide t o functions Note: If yo u have trouble acce ssing a featu re, try st arting from the start screen. T o get to th e start screen , press ÃÂ´ at any time excep t d uring a ca ll (unless you wa nt to hang u p). Accessing yo ur phone book - Pr e ss W or V Answer ing a call - Open keypad cove r o r pr ess any key e xcept ÃÂ´ or ÃÂ° if you have not activate d the keypad cover setting Answering a Call W a it ing with another call active - Pr ess ÃÂ³ (press ÃÂ³ to sw ap calls; press ÃÂ´ to e nd both calls) Clea ring a di git fro m the di splay - Pr ess &OH D U Emergenc y 9 call - Pre ss and hold 9 f or thr ee sec- onds (Emergen cy key 9 fea ture must be set to on!) Ending a cal l - Pre ss ÃÂ´ or cl ose t he keypa d cove r if you have act i vate d the key pad cover setting Keyguard activation - Pr ess and ho ld ÃÂ´ unt il .H \ V ORFNHG appears, or pre ss 0H QX ÃÂ³ Keyguard deac tivati on - Pre ss 8QORFN , th en - Last number redial - Pr ess ÃÂ³ , wai t three se con ds List en ing t o v oic e m es sag es - W ith 1HZ YRLF H PHVVDJH on display , pr ess /L VWHQ or press ÃÂ³ (requires voic e mail subsc ription ) Maki ng a c all - Enter p hon e numb er , the n pre ss ÃÂ³ One-touc h dia l ing - After you assign the one-tou ch di aling lo cati o n s, pr ess a nd hol d a nu mber key ( 2 thr ough 8 only) for two seconds Profiles - Q u ickl y pr ess ÃÂ° once , s crol l thro ug h pro fi le list with the ÃÂ° key ; press and hold ÃÂ° to choose profil e Stor ing a name and number (Qui c k Save) - En ter th e pho ne num ber and p ress 6DY H . Enter a na me if you wi sh (optio nal), then pre ss 2. Switc hing o n/off - Pre ss and hold ÃÂ° for 2 seconds Volume adjust - Du rin g a ca ll, pres s V to incr e ase your phoneÃ®ÂÂ s volume or W to decre ase
Quick gui de to th e m enu Back one lev el - Pr ess %D F N Entering the menu - From start scr een, press 0HQX Exi ting t he menu - Press ([LW or �N repea ted l y , o r press ÃÂ´ Scrolli ng the menu - Pr ess 0H QX , then W or V Sel ect ing a submenu or op tion - Pre ss 6HOHFW or 2. Usi ng shor tcuts - Press 0H QX , t hen menu number , then su bmenu numb er Menu summa ry: 1 Messages 1 T ext messages 2 V oice messages 3 We l c o m e n o t e 2 Call lo g 1 Missed calls 2 Dialed ca lls 3 Received calls 4 Clear cal l lists 5 Call t im ers 3 Prof iles 1 Normal 2 Si lent 3 Meeting 4 Outdoor 5 Pa ger 6 Car (once ph one is connec ted to a car kit) 7 Headset (once phone is conn ecte d to a headset ) 4S e t t i n g s 1 Call set t ing s 2 Phone settings 3 Security setti ngs 4 Network services 5S y s t e m 1 Automatic 2 Manual 3 New sear ch 6G a m e s 7 Cal cul ator 8C a l e n d a r 9 Key gu ar d
1 Indic ator s and I cons Y o u have an active call. The p hone is waiting for you to ente r a respo nse. Ringi ng to nes fo r the cu rrent profile h as been set to 6LOHQ W . Keygu ar d has b een activated to help p r event any a cci- dental k eypr e sses. Y o u hav e one or more voice m essag es waiting. Y o u hav e one or more unread text messag es wait ing. Digital service is available. An y charact ers you en ter will be upper -case lett ers or numb ers. Press the # k ey to s witch letter cas e. A ny character s you enter will be lower -case letters or numb ers. Press the # k ey to s witch letter cas e. This appea rs when you press and hold th e # key whe n storing nam es. Lette rs ca n not be ent ered when th is appea rs, allo wing q uicker acc ess to numbe rs. Y o u are in Ã®ÂÂspe cial characte rÃ®ÂÂ mo de; select a sp ecial charac ter a nd press ,QVHUW . (W h en entering letter s, you can swi tch to this m ode by p ressing th e Ã¢ÂÂ key .) The al arm cl oc k i s se t. Y o u h ave a r emi nder in your calen dar to do som eth ing (appears o nly on Calendar display). Y o u h ave a remin der in y our c alenda r that i tÃ®ÂÂ s some- oneÃ®ÂÂ s birthday (ap pears only on Calenda r display). Y o u hav e a reminder in you r calenda r to call someo ne (appears o nly on Calendar display). Y ou hav e a r emi nde r in y our ca len dar of a me eti ng (appears o nly on Calendar display).
2 T a ble of Conte nts Safet y At A Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Getting C onnected . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Insta lling your ba tter y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Ch arg ing you r ne w batt er y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Remo ving the b attery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 The Basics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Swi tc hin g on the p hon e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Che cking si gnal streng th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Using th e ke ypad c over . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 Maki ng a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Endi ng a c all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 Answ eri ng a cal l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Swi tc hin g of f t he ph one . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Keyg uar d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Working Th e Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Navi gat ing to ols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 W h at is the Ã®ÂÂstar t scr een Ã®ÂÂ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Scro ll i ng throu gh th e mai n me nu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Help tex t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5 Sum mary o f Menu Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Your P hone A to Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Accessor ies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Batte rie s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Ch arg ers & Ot her A cc es sor ies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Troublesh ooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Refe rence Informa tion . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 Technica l Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
3 1. Safety At A Gla nce Read these simp le guidelines b efore using your phone. Failur e to comp ly with t hese guid elines m ay be dangerous or illegal. For more detailed safe ty info rmation, Ã®ÂÂImportan t Safety In formatio nÃ®ÂÂ on p age 79 . Ro ad Sa fet y Come s Fir st DonÃ®ÂÂ t use a hand-held phone while driving; park the vehicle first. Switch Off In H osp itals Switch o ff your phone whe n near m edical equip- ment. Follow any regulations or rules in force. Switc h Off On Aircr a ft Mobile ph ones c an cause inte rference. U sin g them on aircraft is illegal. Switch Of f When Refue ling Do no t use th e ph one at a refuelin g point. Do n ot use near fuels or ch emicals. Switch Off Ne ar B lasting Do not use the phone where blasting is in pr ogress. Obse rve rest rictions, and follow a ny r e gulations or rules in force. In terf erence All mobile phones may g et int erference which could affect perfor ma nce. Use Sensibly U se only in the nor ma l position (to ear). A void un- necessary co ntac t with the ante nna w hen phon e is on. Qualif ied Service Only qualified service personnel may install or r epair cellular pho ne e quipment . U se only ap proved ac- cessories an d batte ries. Acce ssor i es and Bat t er ies U se only approved ac cessories an d batte ries. Do not con nect incompa tible p roducts .
4 FCC/ Indus t ry C ana da No t ic e Y ou r p hon e ma y ca use TV or ra dio inte rfer e nce (e. g. wh en us ing a telephone in close proximit y to receiving equ ipment). The FCC/ Ind ustry Canada ca n requi r e y ou to st op usi ng y our tele- phon e if such inte rference can no t be elim inated. I f you require assistance, contact your loca l service facility . This device co mplies with part 15 of the FCC ru les. O peration is sub jec t to t he co ndi ti on th at th is d evi ce does n ot cau se ha rmfu l interference . Using t his Gu ide The wireless phone described in t his guide is approved for use in T DMA /A MPS networ ks. A numbe r of featu res included in th is guide are called Netw ork Service s. They are special se rvices provided by wireless service pr ov id ers. Befo r e yo u ca n ta ke adva nta ge o f an y of thes e Ne t- work S ervic es, you m ust subscr ibe to th e ser vice(s) from your home service provid er and ob tain instructions for their use. D isc la im er ItÃ®ÂÂ s po ssible that you may not be able to activa te your phon e on all wir eless system s. Pl ease see your service provider for details.
5 2. Gettin g Conn ecte d So youÃ®ÂÂve just bought your new phon e, taken it out of the b ox, a nd youÃ®ÂÂre won d erin g what to d o next. Well, thi s cha pte r will hel p g et you sta rted. Instal ling yo ur ba tte ry Simp ly place the bat tery i n the groov es on the b ack of your phone. Then slide the battery upward unti l it c licks. Note : Use o nly those b atteries ap proved by the p hone m anu- facturer and rechar ge your battery only with the charger s appro ved b y the ma nufac turer . See Ã®ÂÂImporta nt Batter y Informat ionÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 8. Charg i ng yo ur new ba tter y Y our pho ne ca n be use d wit h eit her a rech arge ab le Li- I on or NiMH batte ry . Note that a new b atte ryÃ®ÂÂ s full performance is a chieved only after two or three com ple te ch arg e and disch a rge cy cle s. W ith your ph one on o r of f, simp ly connec t the lead fr om th e char ger to the bot tom of your ph one or plac e it on a cha rgi ng s tan d. Th en con nec t th e cha rg er to a sta n- da r d 120V AC out let. When the battery b egins char ging, your phone will beep onc e and t he batter y str ength indica tor on the ri ght side of th e di splay w ill scroll.
6 No te: If y ou Ã®ÂÂre ch argin g th e batt er y fo r the f irst time , the b atte r y streng th indicato r bars w ill not scroll the entire tim e. If your phon e is off , the scroll bar s will disapp ear long befo re the 24 hours have elapsed. T his is norma l. If your p hon e is on, the scroll ba rs w i ll stop scrolling after a while. Either wa y , char ge the b atte ry for th e en tire 2 4-hou r d urat ion. If you r pho ne d isplays 1R W F KD UJL QJ , ch a rgin g i s s us- pen de d. Ch eck th at t he bat ter y is not co nn ect ed to a non-ap pr oved charging devi ce. If the batte ry is very hot or c old, wait f or a while; ch argi ng wi ll automat i c ally re - sume after the battery is restor ed to its normal operating stat e. If c harg ing sti ll fails , co n tact y our d eale r . When is a good time to char ge? Actual ly , you can charge an ytime. If you have a NiM H bat tery , yo u should allow it to compl etely discharge once in a wh ile. W hen y our ph one be eps on ce a nd di splays %DWWH U\ ORZ , you only have a coupl e o f minut es of talk time r emain- ing. The repeti tion rate of these b attery-low war nings depe nd on the r e ma ining bat te ry capa ci ty and t he bat - tery cond itio n. These w a rnings ar e more f r equent when youÃ®ÂÂr e in a call. No te: The pho ne will not give you the w arning tone u nder cer - tain co nditions . See Ã®ÂÂW arning to nesÃ®ÂÂ on pa ge 71. O nce all t he p ower ha s drained f rom your battery , youÃ®ÂÂ ll hear th ree beeps with the messa ge 5HFKDUJH E DWWHU\ on your display . A t this poin t, your phon e will swi tch itse lf of f and youÃ®ÂÂ ll n eed to r echar ge your batte ry . When is c har gi ng compl et e? W h en the char ge in dicato rs stop scr olling , your pho ne is consid er ed f ully char ge d. How ever , a slig ht i ncr ease in cha rge may occur if your phon e i s left co nnec ted t o the ch ar ger fo r a wh ile. Th is is ca lled Ã®ÂÂtri ckle cha rge.Ã®ÂÂ Charg ing tim es de pend on t he t ype of batte ry a nd char ger used .
7 For appro ximate charging and o perating times, see Ã®ÂÂBatteriesÃ®ÂÂ on page 73. Can you make c alls whi le chargi ng? Y es, you can. B ut you r bat tery may n ot charge whi le a call is in pr ogre ss. Charging should r esume once you en d th e call . Dischar ging NiMH batter ies A NiMH batte ry la sts longer and performs better if you fully disch arge it from ti me to time. T o discha rge the bat - tery , leave your phone switc hed on until the battery is drained. The phone will displ ay several messa ges that th e ba ttery i s low and that you need t o r echa rge it; jus t ig nor e them . Note : D o n ot atte m pt to discha rge the bat tery by an y oth er means. When do I need to buy a new battery? Th e batt er y can b e cha rged and disch ar ged hund red s of ti mes, but it wil l eventu ally wear out . W hen the oper- atin g time (ta lk-t ime and st andby t ime) is not ice ably short e r than norm al, i tÃ®ÂÂs time to b uy a n ew battery. Rem ov in g t he ba tt er y Note : Switch off th e phon e be fore rem oving the batter y! 1) Pr e ss and h old th e butt on at t he top of the b attery . 2) Sl id e the batt ery towar d the botto m of th e phon e. 3) Lift the b a tt ery of f the phone .
8 Import ant Batter y Infor m at ion Ã®ÂÂ Note that a new ba tter yÃ®ÂÂ s full performanc e is achieved only after tw o or three com plete char ge and discha rge cycles! Ã®ÂÂ The ba tter y can be char ged and disch arged h undreds of times but it will eventually wea r out. Whe n the operating time (talk time and stand by time) is notice ably shorte r than norma l, it i s time to buy a new bat tery . Ã®ÂÂ U se only bat teries app r oved b y the phone man ufacturer and recharge your battery on ly with the charg ers approved by the manufacturer . W hen a char ger is not in use, discon- nect it from the powe r source. Do not leave the b atte ry connect ed to a char ger for longer th an a week, since o ver- charging ma y shorten its life. If left unu sed a fully ch arged batter y will dischar ge itse lf over time. Ã®ÂÂ (NiMH b atter ies only ) For g ood operat ion tim es, di sch arge the bat tery from tim e to time by lea ving y our p hon e switched on un til it tu r ns itself of f (or by using the battery discharge facility o f any approved accessor y available for your phone ). Do n ot attem pt to discha rge the bat tery by any othe r means. Ã®ÂÂ T empera ture extremes will affect the ability of your batter y to char ge: allow it t o cool down or warm up first. Ã®ÂÂ U se th e batter y on ly for its inten ded pu rpos e. Ã®ÂÂ Never use any charg er o r batte ry wh ich is da mag ed or wor n o ut. Ã®ÂÂ Do n ot sh ort circuit the bat tery . A ccide ntal s hort circuiti ng can occ ur w hen a metall ic obje ct (coi n, clip , or pe n) causes direct c onnection of the and - term inals of the batter y (met al strips on the back of the b attery), for example w hen you carr y a sp ar e batt ery in your po cket or purs e. Sho rt circuiting the ter mina ls may d am age the batter y or the connecting object. Ã®ÂÂ Leaving th e b attery in ho t or co ld pla ces, such a s in a closed ca r in su mmer o r winter conditions, will reduce th e capacity a nd lifetim e of the batter y . Always try to kee p the batter y bet ween 5 9ÃÂº F and 77 ÃÂº F (15 ÃÂº C an d 2 5ÃÂº C). A phone with a hot or co ld battery m ay tem porarily not wor k, even when the battery is fully char ged. Ni MH bat teriesÃ®ÂÂ performance is p articularly limit ed in temp eratur es below 14 ÃÂº F (-1 0ÃÂº C). Li- ion b atte riesÃ®ÂÂ pe rform ance is pa rticul arly limited in tempe ratu r es b elow 32ÃÂº F ( -0ÃÂº C). Ã®ÂÂ Do n ot di spose of batt eries in a fire! Ã®ÂÂ B atteries m ust be recycled or dispo sed of properly . Must not be dispo sed of in municip al waste.
9 3. The Basics Y our phon e is design ed with ma ny powerful fe atures that you ca n learn to use as ne eded. This c hapte r cov- ers th e basic i nforma tion you need to use your phone. A mor e c ompre hensive desc ription of your p h one is cover ed in Ã®ÂÂY our Phone A to ZÃ®ÂÂ starting on page 18 . Switc hing on t h e phone Pr ess and hol d the ÃÂ° key for two seconds to sw itch on t he ph one. NORMAL POSITION: Hold t he pho ne as you w ould any o ther telephon e with the ante nna point ed up a nd o ver your shoulder . TIPS ON EFFICIENT OPERA TION: As wit h any other r adio transmitting d evice, do n ot touch th e an tenna un necessarily when the pho ne is switched on . Con tact with the anten na af- fects call quality and may cau se the phone to ope rate at a higher p ower level th an other wise needed . W ARN I NG ! Do n ot switch o n the p hone w hen w ireless ph one use is pro hibited or when it may cau se interfer ence or danger . See Ã®ÂÂSafety At A GlanceÃ®ÂÂ on page 3 for mo re inform ation. Checki ng signa l strength Y o ur phone o perates on rad io waves , and the quality of radio rece ption de pen ds entirely on the strength of the radio signal in your a rea . This radi o coverage is main tained by a wireless net work and the quality of calls on a wireless phone depend s on the stre ngth of the wireless radio sig nal. Get a strong signal When yo u ar e at the s tart sc ree n (s ee p ag e 14) or in a cal l, the str ength of the rad io signal is in- dicate d by th e signal i ndica tors on the left side of your phone Ã®ÂÂ s display . These indicators scr oll as the str ength of the signal inc rea ses and decreases.
10 Incr easing your phone Ã®ÂÂ s signal ma y be easy . T ry moving your phon e slightl y , or m o ve to war ds a window if y ouÃ®ÂÂ re cal ling from inside a build ing. Us in g the ke ypad cove r Wh en .H\SDG FRYHU VHW WL QJ is o n, you can an swer cal ls simply by opening the keyp ad cover. When you want to hang up, jus t cl ose the cover a nd the call w ill e nd. W hen the keypad cove r setting is of f, you must open th e ke y pad cov er to ans wer a ny ca lls . O nce op en ed, you can pr ess any k ey (exc ept the ÃÂ° and ÃÂ´ keys) to answ er a ca ll. To en d a call , press ÃÂ´ before closi ng t he keypad cove r. Activating the keypad co ver 1) Press 0HQ X 4 2 6 2) Press W or V to 2Q and press 2. No te: If youÃ®ÂÂre u sing a head set and wish to close the ke ypad cover and still ke ep the call act ive, press 2SWLRQ V onc e be fore closing the keyp ad cover. M aking a cal l W h en y ou w ant to mak e a call , open the k eypad cover, enter th e are a code and phone nu mber an d pre ss ÃÂ³ Editing a number on displ ay Press V to mo ve the cursor to the left a nd W to m o v e i t to the ri ght. Pr ess &OHDU to del ete the ch aracter to the left of t he cur sor . Diali ng a phone number stor ed in the pho ne book View store d names an d numbers by pressing W or V from t he st art scre en ( see pa g e 14) , t hen p ress ÃÂ³
11 Emer gency c all s See Ã®ÂÂEm ergency c allsÃ®ÂÂ on page 3 4. En d i ng a ca ll If .H\SDG FRYHU V HW WL QJ i s act ive , sim ply clo se th e key pad cover. Otherwise, press ÃÂ´ See Ã®ÂÂUsing the keyp ad coverÃ®ÂÂ on p age 10. Ans w er i ng a cal l The phone rings ac cor ding to the settings in the curren tly selected profile (see page 55) . If .H\SD G FRYHU VHWWL QJ is ac tive, si m- pl y open the keypad cover to answ er the call. Other wise, pre ss any k ey exc ept ÃÂ´ or ÃÂ° Note : If Keyguard is on (see p age 11), only ÃÂ³ answ ers calls. See Ã®ÂÂUsing the keyp ad coverÃ®ÂÂ on p age 10. Switc hing of f th e phone Pr e ss and hold the ÃÂ° k ey for two seconds OR Qu ickly press the ÃÂ° key ( 6ZLWF K RII $ wi ll appea r , hig hligh ted ) then pres s 2. . Keyguard Thi s featu re helps to prev en t acci- dental key presses (e.g. w hen your phon e is in yo ur p ock et , in yo ur purse ) by locking your keypad . If any keys are pressed wh ile Ke yguard is acti vated, 3UHVV 8QORFN DQG WKHQ - will disp lay. Activating Keyguard Pr e ss and hold ÃÂ´ OR Pr ess 0H QX Ã¢ÂÂ
12 Activating Keyguard via the menu At the start scree n, 1) Press 0HQ X 9 ( .H\JXDUG ) 2) .H\V ORFNHG wi ll app ear on the disp lay De activating Keyguard Press 8QORFN / then - Keyguard can n ot be ac tivated w hen yo ur phone is in a car kit or in an y handsf ree kit . No te: When Keyg uard is 21 , calls to the e mer gency num be r prog ram me d into you r phon e (e.g . by pr essing 911 then ÃÂ³ ) may b e possible. However , Emergenc y key 9 do esnÃ®ÂÂt work. Answe ring a c all wi th Keygu ard act ive During an inco ming call the keypad automatic ally un- loc ks. Howev er, you can answ er a call only by ope ning the keyp ad cove r if itÃ®ÂÂs acti ve; otherw ise, p ress only ÃÂ³ . After y o u e nd the c all, K eyg uard auto matic a ll y becom es activ e ag ain. So me no tes ab o ut Ke ygua r d Ã®ÂÂ Calls may be possib le to the emer gency nu mber p ro- gramm ed into your phone ( e.g. 911 or ot her official em er- gency nu mb er). The num ber is disp layed only aft er you have keyed in its last digit. Ã®ÂÂ Pre ssing the ÃÂ° key qui ckly tur ns lig hts on for 15 sec ond s . Ã®ÂÂ Keyguard i s automat ically t urned off when the phon e is connect ed to a car kit.
13 4. W orkin g The Menu Y our pho ne con tai ns seve ra l me nus an d su bmen us , giv ing you acce ss to ce rt ai n opt ion s an d al lowi ng y ou to cust omi z e yo ur pho ne to suit yo ur in divi dual need s. This section de scribes se veral different tools your phon e u s es to acce ss many of its f eatur es. Once you have m aster ed these tools, using your p hone shoul d be eas ier th an eve r . Navi ga tin g tools Softke ys Y our phone has two softkeys that app ear bel o w the dis play . Their cur - rent functi on is indi cated by the wo r ds a ppeari ng ab ove t hem. Si m- ply press the corresponding key under the c hoice you wish to select. This illustration shows the phone at the start scre en ( see Ã®ÂÂWha t i s t h e Ã®ÂÂs ta r t s cr ee nÃ®ÂÂ? Ã®ÂÂ o n p age 14) . The s tar t scre en al ways dis pla ys 0HQ X on th e le ft a nd 1DPHV on the right. 0HQ X allows you to access your phone Ã®ÂÂ s menu s and submenus. 1DPHV al lows yo u to acce ss your phone book ( see Ã®ÂÂPhone b ookÃ®ÂÂ on pa ge 50) . Scroll button Y our ph one has a scroll but ton lo cate d just below the displa y scr een. The scroll butt on has two arrows on it that look l ike V and W . Press thes e ar rows to n avi g ate thr ough your phoneÃ®ÂÂ s menus and sub menus, as w ell as thr ough your p hone book ( See Ã®ÂÂPhone bookÃ®ÂÂ on page 50) .
14 Scr oll bar W hen you access your p h oneÃ®ÂÂ s menu an d sub- menus, you will notice a scr oll bar at the far right of the scre en. This bar i ndicates whe re y ou ar e in the menu struc tur e; each Ã®ÂÂt abÃ®ÂÂ on the ba r r epr e- sent s a diff er ent menu i tem. Fo r exa mp le, pres s 0HQX once. The s cr oll bar appears wit h the fi rst (top) t ab displ ayed. A di ffer e nt tab a ppea rs each time yo u p r ess the W or V key to move up and down thr ough th e menu stru c tur e . The scr oll ba r works the same w ay with submenus. Menu & submenu numbering W hen y ou scro ll to a me nu or submen u, the m enu num- ber and/or submenu num be r appears on the display abo ve the scr oll bar . If you beco me f amili ar with these numbers, you can use th em as short cuts for accessing dif fer ent menus. Fo r ex amp l e, wh en you scrol l to me nu 2 ( &DOO OR J ) the number 5 ap pears in t he top right- hand co rner o f t he disp lay . If yo u sc r oll to men u 4 ( 6HWWLQJ V ), submenu 3 ( 6HF XULW\ VHWWLQJ V ), your p hone will d isplay 70 6 in the t op ri ght- han d cor ne r . Also, see Ã®ÂÂU sing short cutsÃ®ÂÂ on pa ge 15. What i s the Ã¢ÂÂst art screenÃ¢ÂÂ ? The start scr een appear s when y ou first tur n your ph on e on, in its idle state. When you want to get to the start sc r e en Press ÃÂ´ at any t ime exc ept duri ng a call (un less you want to hang up) If you p ress ÃÂ´ when the phone i s re q uesti ng inpu t (for exa mple , a sett ing , phon e numb er, nam e, etc. ), the phone displays the sta rt screen and the input is not saved.
15 Scroll ing through th e main menu 1) At the st art scr een, pr ess 0HQX 2) Press W or V to r each the de sire d menu item 3) Pr ess 6HOHFW , 2S WLRQV or 2. ( wh ich ev er ap pea rs ) to enter submenus and to choose options 4) Press ([LW to exit the pr esent menu or � N to go back one l evel Using shortcuts Thi s is a qui ck an d easy w ay to access a menu with out havi ng to scr oll t hrough other m e nus. Pr ess 0HQ X , the n menu nu mber , the n submenu numb e r . Pr ess the menu and submenu numbers with in a c ouple of seconds of each other when using t his method. For a sum mary of you r phon eÃ®ÂÂs menu str ucture, see Ã®ÂÂ Sum mary of Me nu Item sÃ®ÂÂ on p age 16 . Hel p t e xt If youÃ®ÂÂr e not sur e how a fea tur e works, wait about te n to fifteen seconds and help text w ill appear for most of your phone Ã®ÂÂ s fe a tur e s. Pr ess 0RUH to see the next page of the text or �N to ex it .
16 Summary of Menu Items 1 Messages 1 1 Te x t M e s s a g e s 1 1 1 Inb ox 1 1 2 Save d 1 2 V oice messages 1 2 1 Lis ten to voic e me ssage s 1 2 2 V oice mailb ox nu mber 1 3 We l c o m e N o t e 2C a l l l o g 2 1 Missed c a lls 2 2 Di aled ca lls 2 3 Received c alls 2 4 Clear ca ll list s 2 5 Call timers 3P r o f i l e s 3 1 Nor mal 3 2 Si lent 3 3 Me et in g 3 4 Outdoor 3 5 Page r 3 6 Car (once used with c ar kit) 3 7 Headse t (once used with h eadset) 4 S etti ngs 4 1 Ca ll set ti ngs 4 1 1 Emer ge ncy key 9 4 1 2 Autom atic r edi al 4 1 3 Cal lin g car d 4 2 Phon e s et tings 4 2 1 Cl o c k 4 2 2 Alar m clock 4 2 3 T ouc h to nes 4 2 4 Restor e fac tory setti ngs 4 2 5 Lan guage 4 2 6 Keyp ad cover setti ng
17 4 3 Se curi ty sett in g s 4 3 1 Restr ict c alls 4 3 2 Acce ss cod es 4 4 Network se rvices 4 4 1 V oice pri vacy 4 4 2 Ca ll for war din g 4 4 3 Ca ll wa iting 4 4 4 Se nd ow n nu mbe r 4 4 5 Ne two rk feat ure s et ting 4 4 6 NAM sele ctio n 5S y s t e m 5 1 Au tom a tic 5 2 Manu al 5 3 New s ear ch 6G a m e s 6 1 Memory 6 2 Sna ke 6 3 Logic 6 4 Dice 7 Cal cul ator 8C a l e n d a r 9K e y g u a r d
18 5. Y our Phone A to Z ABC mode This all ow s you to e nter names i nto your p hone book. See Ã®ÂÂEnteri ng le tters and numb ersÃ®ÂÂ on page 36. Access code s Thi s is a sec uri ty fe ature that all ows you acce ss to cer - tain p hone feat ures, such as the p hone loc k ( page 53 ) and unloc ked phone num ber ( page 69 ). Also, see Ã®ÂÂLoc k codeÃ®ÂÂ on page 43 and Ã®ÂÂSecurity cod eÃ®ÂÂ on page 61. Ala r m clo ck The al arm clock o perates off yo ur pho neÃ®ÂÂs c lock and ca n be set in a d- van ce to sou nd an ale rt at a desi gnated tim e. See Ã®ÂÂClo ckÃ®ÂÂ on page 31 for information on your phoneÃ®ÂÂs c lock. Se tt ing t he al arm cl ock 1) Press 0HQ X 4 2 2 ( 6HWWLQ JV - 3KRQH VHWWLQJV - $ODUP FOR FN ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Enter tim e y ou wish to set alarm (u se two- d igi t fiel d s for hours and minut es). E xisting digi ts will be repl ace d wit h th e ne w alar m time . 3) Press 2. 4) Sele ct eithe r DP or SP and press 2. No te: Step 4 appears only if you have selected am/pm form at; see Ã®ÂÂSelec ting time fo rmatÃ®ÂÂ on page 3 2 for m ore infor mation. When the a la rm goes o ff Press 6WR S to shut of f th e al arm.
19 Snooz ing Pr ess 6QRR]H The al arm will go o ff ag ain in 10 mi nut es. If yo u l et the phon e al arm fo r 1 min ut e wi thou t pres sin g a key , it stops alarming for 1 0 m inute s then starts again. T ur ning t he alar m cloc k of f 1) Press 0HQ X 4 2 2 ( 6HWWLQJV - 3KRQH VHWWLQJV - $ODUP FORFN ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Pr ess W or V to 2II 3) Pr ess 2. All c alls ti mer Thi s fe atu re ke eps tr ack of how mu ch time you have spent on all ca lls wit h your phone . See Ã®ÂÂ Ca ll ti me rs Ã®ÂÂ o n p ag e 29 . Au to m a ti c a n s w e r This is one of t he settings in your phoneÃ®ÂÂs Profi les ( see page 55 ). W ith th is on, your p hone answ ers inco min g voic e ca lls aft er on e rin g. Note : This can only be use d whe n your pho ne is conn ected to a head set or to an approve d hand sfree car kit equipped with th e ignition sense op tion, with th e ignition o n. Activating automa tic answe r 1) Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3URI LOHV ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Y our pho ne lists ea ch pr ofile. Use W to highlight eithe r the &DU or HDGVHW p r ofile and pr ess 2 SWLRQV . Not e: &DU and HDGVHW w ill not appea r in the list unless th e phone has already been connec ted to a car kit or hea dset. 3) Hi ghlight &XVWRPL]H and press 2. . Pr ess W to $XWR 0 PDWLF DQVZH U , t hen p ress 6H OH FW aga in.
20 4) Press W to 2Q and p ress 2. No te: Th is feature will not function w ith da ta c alls. Automatic redial Your phone will red ial the num ber youÃ®ÂÂre tr ying to ca l l up to 3 times after you hear a quick, busy signal. Press ÃÂ´ to stop th e call attem pts. Thi s fea ture at tempts t o redi al nu mbe rs that are b usy due to the wireless network. It w ill not redia l numbers to a busy party. Activating autom atic re dia l 1) Press 0HQ X 4 1 2 ( 6HWWLQJV - &DOO VH WWLQJV - $XWRPDW LF UHGLDO ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Press W or V to 2Q and press 2. Cal cul ator Your ph oneÃ®ÂÂs cal culator a d ds, sub- tra cts, mul tiplie s, div ides, and conv erts currency . Rememb er! Y our ph one mu st be sw itched on to u se this feature. D o not switc h on the phon e whe n wire less phone use is p rohibited or when it m ay cause int erferenc e or da nge r . Usi ng the c al culat or 1) Press 0HQ X 7 ( &DOFXODWRU ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) W ith the scr een that con tains a Ã®ÂÂ0Ã®ÂÂ, enter the firs t nu mber in th e calcu lati on ( pr ess # f or decima ls) 3) T o add, press Ã¢ÂÂ ( appea rs) T o subtract, press Ã¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂ twice ( ÃÂ° appe ars) T o mu ltip ly , p ress Ã¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂ ( ÃÂ³ appears) T o di vide, press Ã¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂ ( / appears) T o add a decim al, press th e # key
21 4) Enter the sec ond number Rep eat these st eps as m any time s as ne eded. Pr ess &OHDU t o eras e an y mist akes. 5) Pr ess 2SWLRQV . W ith (TXDOV highli ghted / press 2. . Note: Yo u can also cho ose $GG , 6XEWUDF W , 0XOWLSO\ , an d 'LY LGH from th e list o f op tions. St orin g ex change rates 1) Press 0HQ X 7, then press 2SWLRQV 2) Pr ess 2. at ([FKDQJH UDWH 3) Pr ess W or V at ei the r RZ PDQ\ KRPH XQLWV WR D YLVL WHG XQLW or RZ P DQ\ Y LVLWHG XQ LWV WR D KRPH XQLW , depending on how you wish to convert the cu r- ren cy . Pre ss 2. onc e yo u de ci de. 4) En ter the appropriate e xchange rate and press 2. (use th e # key for decim als) 5) Phone wi ll dis pla y 5DWH VDYH G Calculating exchange 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 YLVLWHG , and pr ess 2. 4) Conv erted cu rrency will dis pla y Cale ndar The ca le ndar ke ep s trac k of r e- mi nder s, c all s yo u n eed to ma ke , meet ing s, an d bi rthda ys . It can even soun d an alarm whe n itÃ®ÂÂ s tim e for yo u to m ake a ca ll or go to a meet ing . Remem ber! Y o ur pho ne must be s witched on to use this fea- ture. Do not switch on t he phon e wh en wir eless ph one use is prohibite d or wh en it m ay cause interferen ce or d anger .
22 No te: Y our phone must rem ain o n to use the calend arÃ®ÂÂ s alarm featur e. If your phone is o ff, the alar m w ill not sound at its schedu led t ime. Usi ng the c al endar 1) Press 0HQ X 8 ( &DOHQGDU ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) If you h avenÃ®ÂÂt se t the ti me and date , your p h one pr ompts you to set your phon eÃ®ÂÂ s clock W hen your ph one prompts you for the time with KK = PP , enter t he time in h ours and minutes (using two-di git fi el ds), t hen press 2. Tim e forma t (24- h our or am /pm) is set using the Clock. See Ã®ÂÂSelecting time for matÃ®ÂÂ on p age 32. W hen your ph one prompts you for the date with PP 2 GG 2 \\\\ , ente r the mont h and day (using two- digit fie lds) an d y ear ( using a four -di git f ield), then press 2. . Tip: Use W to move the c u rsor right and V to move it lef t. W hen you en ter a dig i t, it wri tes over the number to the right of the cursor. 3) Y ou r ph one dis p lays t he cu rren t day . Y o u can also scroll to different day s by pressi ng W or V . 4) Once youÃ®ÂÂr e at t he date you want, p re ss 2SWLRQ V . Then u se W to highlight the opt ion you want, and press 6HOHF W 1 The options ar e: Option 1: View day W ith this opt i on, you can vi ew th e notes of the day currently on disp lay. Us e W to sc ro ll through t he notes. Each note al lows you to choose the following 2SWLRQ V : (UDVH cle ars the note f rom your cal end a r. (GLW gives you the same prompts you got when you made the note.
23 0RYH gives you the date prompt so you can move th e note to another date. Opt ion 2: Make note With this option, youÃ®ÂÂll need to choose 5HPLQGHU , &DOO , 0HHWL QJ , or %LUW KGD\ . Your phone wil l prompt yo u for more information depending on w hich one you choose. You can also s et an alar m for an y ca le ndar note . See Ã®ÂÂEntering letters an d numb ersÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 3 6 for he lp with entering informatio n at the 6XEMHFW = pro mp t. Note: When the a larm go es o ff, you c an press 3RVWSRQH or 2. . Press 2. to shu t off the alarm. Opt ion 3: Erase not es With t his opti on, yo uÃ®ÂÂll n eed to c hoos e whic h notes to er ase. If you cho ose all the no tes for the day cur rently on displa y ( 2I & KRVHQ 'D\ ), or 2QH %\ 2QH (for a ll notes in th e ca lendar ), your phone present s each note t o you wi th the opti on (UDVH or �N . If you choose $OO DW 2QFH , your phone wil l del ete all cal- enda r not es. W h en pro mpt ed to confir m th e era se, press <HV or 1R . Optio n 4: View all Thi s allo ws yo u to view the notes o f the ent ire c alenda r. Use W or V to scroll through the notes. &DOH QGDU PHPRU\ HPSW \ wi ll appe ar if th er e are no no tes in th e cale nda r. Opt ion 5: Go to dat e Enter the da te you wish to go to. Option 6: Set the date Enter th e day and month (usi ng two-di git field s) and year (usi ng a four -digit field), the n p r ess 2. .
24 Cal l er I D This is a net work servic e that helps ide nti fy incom ing calls. Contact your se rvice provider for details. W h en Call er ID is act ive, your ph one may di spla y the cal le rÃ®ÂÂs pho ne n umb er. The call erÃ®ÂÂ s name may al so dis - pla y if their name and nu mber has been store d in t he phone book ( see Ã®ÂÂPhon e bookÃ®ÂÂ on pa ge 50 ) or if the wireless network supp orts it. &DOO or &DOO 0 FDOOHU ,' XQ DYDLODEOH will disp lay when the wire- less netw ork d oesnÃ®ÂÂt recognize th e calling numb er . Also , &DOO 0 FDOOHU ,' EORFNHG ma y displa y if t he call ing part y has bloc ked call er ID. Calling c ard If you wish to use a call i n g c ard for long distance calls, you mu st first store your c allin g ca rd in format ion i nto yo ur p ho ne. Y ou r p hon e c an store up to four c alling card s. Pr ogra mming a c all ing c ard 1) Press 0HQX 4 1 3 ( 6HWWL QJV - &DOO VHWWLQJV - &DOOLQJ FDUG ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Press W or V to des ired call ing card, press 2SWLRQV 3) Press W or V to (GLW , pr e ss 2. 4) Enter se curity code and p re ss 2. 5) Press 6HOHFW at 'LDOLQJ VHTXHQFH. Sele ct the di alin g se quence y our c ard uses (u se cha rt be low), pr ess W or V to c hoose sequen ce, th en p ress 6HOHFW . No te: The ord er of the follow ing steps may va ry , dependin g on wh ich dialing sequenc e your ca rd uses. 6) Enter acce ss number wh en pr ompte d for the call- ing car dÃ®ÂÂ s access number (usually the 1-80 0 num- ber lis ted on the ba ck o f t he ca llin g c ard), p ress 2.
25 Note: Y ou can also retri eve the access num ber from your pho ne book if it has already b een sto red. Simply p ress 6HDUFK , then W or V t o fi nd th e num ber . 7) En ter ca r d numbe r and/or PI N when prompt ed t o ente r c all i n g car d numb er and pe rsonal iden tifica - tio n nu mber , then pres s 2. 1 Press 2. again at 6DYH FKDQJH V ? 8) Pr ess W or V to &DUG QDPH a nd press 6HOHFW . En ter car d na me using y our phone Ã®ÂÂ s k e ypa d, pr ess 2. . See Ã®ÂÂEntering letters and numb ersÃ®ÂÂ on page 3 6 if you need help on e nteri ng the c ard nam e For details abo ut your phoneÃ®ÂÂ s secur i ty cod e, se e Ã®ÂÂSecurity codeÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 61. *These calling cards are fr equently used with these dialing se- quences. Ho wever , they may var y and are subject to change at the phone com panyÃ®ÂÂ s discre tion. Choos i ng a c all ing car d to use 1) Press 0HQ X 4 1 3 ( 6HWW LQJV - &DOO VHWWLQJV - &DOOLQ J FDUG ) 2) Pr ess W or V to de sired card, press 2SWLRQV 3) Pr ess W or V to highlight 6HOH FW and pr ess 2. 4) Enter security code at 6HFXULW\ F RGH = , press 2. Dialing Seque nce U s e for c ard s that req uire you t o : Cards using thi s sequence * $FFHVV QR 1 . SKRQH QR 1 . FDUG QR 1 Dial 1-800 access number , then pho ne nu mber , then card nu mber ( P IN if re quir ed) MCI, A T& T T rue Choice, Sprint Cana da, U nitel $FFHVV QR 1 . FDUG QR 1 . SKRQH Q R 1 Dial 1-800 access number , then ca rd numb er ( PIN if requ ired ), t hen pho ne numbe r net w ork MCI, World P hone MC I 3UH IL[ . SK RQH QR 1 . FDUG QR 1 Dial the pr efix ( any nu mbers that must pr ecede the ph one numbe r) and phon e numb er you want t o dial, th en ca rd numbe r , (the n PIN, if req uired) GT E, P acBel l, AT & T , S t e n t o r
26 5) Y our ph one wil l display &DUG UH DG\ IRU X VH Making calling car d c alls Enter the phone number, includi ng any pref ix (such as 0 or 1) that your callin g card may require when you make a c alling card call. See you r cal ling card fo r instruction s. Press and hold ÃÂ³ for a few sec onds until your phone displa ys &DUG FDOO . Press 2. when yo u se e :DLW IR U WRQH / WKHQ SUHV V 2 . . W hen you see :DLW IRU W RQH / SUHVV 2. DJDLQ , press 2. aga in. No te: This p rocedure m ay no t apply to all calling card op tions prog ramm ed into your p hone. P lease l ook at the bac k of your calling car d or co ntact your lo ng distanc e comp any fo r more inform ation. Cal l fo rwar ding This network servic e is used to forward i ncoming calls to anothe r number so you wonÃ®ÂÂt miss an important c all. Check with your service provide r for details. No te: Before you can activat e this feature, you shou l d first store the fea ture co de given to you by your service prov ider . Other- wise, this feature m ay no t appea r in the m enu . Ho wever , you can use the fea ture co de ma nually , if you cho ose, by including th e featur e code in front o f the pho ne num ber (e .g., ÃÂ³ 72 55 5 1212 ) See Ã®ÂÂNetwork feature settingÃ®ÂÂ on page 47 for mor e details. 1) Press 0HQ X 4 4 2 ( 6HWW LQJV - 1H WZRUN VH UYLFHV - &DOO IRUZDUGLQJ ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Press W or V t o desired c all forwa rding feat ure ( see options be low ) 3) Press 6HOHFW 4) H ighlight $FWLYD WH an d press 2.
27 5) Enter p hone number at 1XPEHU = (or press 6H DUFK to locate number in phone book) and pr e ss 2. 6) Y our p hone wi ll at temp t to call the networ k to con- fir m th e featu re code you ente red in Me nu 4 4 5 ( see Ã®ÂÂNetwo rk fe atu re set tin gÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 47 ) 7) O nce the fe atu re code ha d been confir me d, the feat ure i s activat ed Call forwar ding options )RUZDUG DOO FDOOV forwards a ll incomin g calls . )RUZDUG LI EXV\ forwards call s only w hen youÃ®ÂÂre on the phone. )RUZDUG LI QRW DQ VZHUHG f orwards calls if you donÃ®ÂÂt ans wer . )RUZDUG LI RXW R I UH DFK forwa rds call s if you are o ut of the serving wireless n etwork. &DQFHO DOO FDOO I RUZDUG LQJ can cels al l call forw arding options you have ac tive. Ca ll lo g Thi s fe atu re autom atical ly kee p s tr ack of num bers you Ã®ÂÂve di aled, numb ers that h ave calle d you, and the amount of time you Ã®ÂÂve spent on call s. Using call log 1) Press 0HQ X 2 ( &DOO ORJ ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Pr ess W to reach one of the foll owing options, then pr ess 6HOHFW or 2. 2- 1 0LVVHG FDOOV - See p age 46 . 2- 2 'LDOHG F DOOV - S e e page 34 . 2- 3 5HFHLYH G FDOOV - See page 56.
28 2-4 &OHDU FDOO OLVWV - See page 30 1 2-5 &DOO W LPHUV - See p age 29 . Tip: You ca n dial a ny of t he phone nu mbers by pressi ng ÃÂ³ while t he nu mb er is on the disp la y. The Ã®ÂÂOptionsÃ®ÂÂ soft key W hen you access 'L DOHG F DOOV , 5HFHLYHG FDOOV , or 0LVVHG FDOOV and p ress 2SWL RQV , a list of o ptions w ill a ppear on your phoneÃ®ÂÂs display. &DOO WLPH shows the date and time when the call was first conn ected (i f cloc k has been s et) . (GLW Q XPEHU al lows yo u to e dit the d ialed n umber. 6DY H all ows you to sa ve the nu mber in to your phone book. (UDVH will erase the numb er from the ca ll list. 9LHZ QX PEHU will app ear on ly if the nu mber has been stored in the phone book and the name is displayed in stea d of th e numb er . Cal l s et ti ngs Th is f eatu re allo ws y ou t o ac ces s a nd ac ti vat e s ome of your phoneÃ®ÂÂs features. Using call settings 1) Press 0HQ X 4 1 ( 6HWWL QJV - &DOO VHWWLQJ V ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Press W to r each one of the following options, then press 6HOHF W 4-1-1 (PHUJ HQF\ NH\ < - Se e page 35 . 4-1-2 $X WRP D WLF UHG LDO - See p age 20 . 4-1-3 &DOOLQJ FD UG - Se e pa ge 24 .
29 Call timers You r pho ne au toma t ical ly keep s track of the amount of time youÃ®ÂÂve sp ent in ca lls. 1) Press 0HQ X 2 5 ( &DOO ORJ - &DO O WL PHUV ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Pr ess W r ep eatedl y to s how durat i on of t he fol low- ing options /DVW FDOO di splays call duration of l ast call. $OO FDOOV displ ays ca ll dura tion of al l calls ma de sin ce timers have last been r e set ( see page 31 for de tails on how to clea r cal l timers ). /LIH WLPH U shows duration of a ll calls; this can not be reset (see page 42 ). &OHDU WLPHUV clear s all call tim ers ex cept t he Li fe timer ( see pa ge 31 ). Th ese c al l dur ati on s a re f or th e cu rr ent ly- sel ecte d NAM (phone nu m ber). Y our phone ha s separate t imers for each NA M y our ph on e uses . See Ã®ÂÂNAM selec tionÃ®ÂÂ on page 46 fo r details o n NAM. Note: The act ual time invoiced for ca l ls by your service pr ovider may vary, depend ing up on items such as ne twor k features, rounding off for billing, a nd taxes. Ca ll w ai t in g If you have subscribed to Call W aiting, your p hone will beep during a c all l et you k now you have an incoming cal l . Yo ur pho ne ma y also d isplay t he incom ing call erÃ®ÂÂs id entif ica tion ( see Ã®ÂÂC a ller I DÃ®ÂÂ on page 24 ). Answering an incoming call with call waiting Pr ess ÃÂ³ Swapping between two calls Pr ess ÃÂ³
30 Ending the call s Press ÃÂ´ to end both cal l s Activating call waiting You ca n also ac tivate t his feature with you r phone ; sim- ply ask yo ur serv ice provid er fo r the fe ature c ode, s to re it into your pho ne, then ac tivate it. No te: This fea ture ma y not ap pear in your p honeÃ®ÂÂ s me nu until the fea ture co de has b een store d. See Ã®ÂÂNetwork feature settingÃ®ÂÂ on page 47 for mor e details. 1) Press 0HQ X 4 4 3 ( 6HWW LQJV - 1H WZRUN VH UYLFHV - &DOO ZDLWLQJ ) (For deta ils on h ow to wo rk th e M enu, see p age 13) 2) Press W to $FWLY DWH (or select &DQFHO to can c el) 3) Press 2. 4) Y our p hone w ill a ttemp t to c all th e netw ork to con- firm the featu re cod e you ente red in Me nu 4 4 5 ( see Ã®ÂÂNet w ork fe atur e sett in gÃ®ÂÂ on page 4 7 ) 5) Once the fe atur e code ha d been confir med , the feat ure is ac ti vat ed Change lo c k code This f eature allows you to c hange y our lo ck c ode. See Ã®ÂÂChanging your lock codeÃ®ÂÂ on page 43. Change se c urity c ode This f eature al lows you to change y our security code. See Ã®ÂÂChanging you r security c odeÃ®ÂÂ on p age 62. Clear call lists This fe atu re wi ll cl ea r al l di al ed numbe rs , a s w ell a s numbers of answere d calls and missed ca lls. You ca n not undo this o peratio n , so be care ful. Also, see Ã®ÂÂCall logÃ®ÂÂ on page 27.
31 1) Press 0HQ X 2 4 ( &DOO ORJ - & OHDU FDOO OL VWV ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Hi ghlight either $OO , 0LVVHG , 'LDOH G , or 5HFHLYHG and pr ess 2. ( $OO will cle ar al l call lis ts, w hile the ot hers clear their r espective call lists) Cle ar ti m ers This featur e clears all cal l timers for the currently-s elected NAM. See Ã®ÂÂCall timersÃ®ÂÂ on p age 29 for more d etails . 1) Press 0HQ X 2 5 4 ( &DOO ORJ - &DOO WLPHUV - &OHDU WLPHUV ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Enter security code at 6HFXULW\ F RGH = and press 2. Careful : C learing call tim ers c an not b e u ndone. If y ou are using the cal l time rs to log or trac k the am ount of ti me you a re using your phone, you m ay wish to record th e ca ll timers before you erase the m. Note : The Life timer con tains impo rtant war ranty info rmation and can not be rese t. See Ã®ÂÂL ife timer Ã®ÂÂ on page 42 for det ails. Clock Your phon e has an inte rn al clo ck that can be displa yed or hidde n. It a lso fe atures an al arm cloc k ( see page 18 ). Note : The cloc k is po were d by your phoneÃ®ÂÂ s batt ery . If your clock has b een activate d and yo u re- move th e batter y while yo ur phon e is still on, you will need to rese t the time afte r y ou tur n y our p ho ne b ac k o n. Howeve r, if you first turn yo ur phon e o ff before removing the battery, your phone will retain the time and dat e it had b efore the batter y was r e mo ved. Setting the clo ck 1) Press 0HQ X 4 2 1 ( 6HWWLQJV - 3KRQH VHWWLQJV - &ORF N ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13)
32 2) Press W to $G M XV W WLP H , press 6HO HFW 3) Enter pr esent ti me at 7L PH = (use t wo-di git fi elds for hours an d minut es) 4) Press 2. 5) Select DP or SP and press 2. (i f am/ pm forma t has bee n se lect ed; s ee bel ow) Selecting time forma t 1) Press 0HQ X 4 2 1 ( 6HWWLQJV - 3KRQH VHWWLQJ V - &ORFN ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Press W to 7LPH IRUPDW and press 6HOHFW 3) Press W to either 570 KRXU or DP 2 SP 4) Press 2. Displayi ng or hiding the c lock 1) Press 0HQ X 4 2 1 ( 6HWWLQ JV - 3KRQH VHWWLQJV - &ORF N ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Press W to eithe r LG H F ORFN or ' LVSOD\ FORFN (only one will disp lay de pendin g on the current sett ing) 3) Press 6HOHFW Co nfer ence cal l Thi s fe atur e allow s you to ad d a th ird p arty to a call. You can u se thi s featur e wit h loca l and lon g dist ance cal ls. No te: This feature m ay no t be available in all systems. See your service p rovider for d etails and a vailability. Making a confe rence cal l 1) W hile i n a call, enter (or recall from the phone book) th e secon d phon e numbe r a nd pres s ÃÂ³ 2) O nce the thir d pa rty answers, pr ess ÃÂ³ to con- nect all th ree partie s 3) Press ÃÂ³ agai n if you w ish to di sconn ect the t hir d party . Press ÃÂ´ to drop bot h part ies.
33 R e cal ling a number fro m the phone book 1) Duri ng the ca ll, press 2SWLRQV 2) Pr ess W or V to 1DPHV and press 2. 3) Pr ess 6H OHF W at 6H DUF K 4) En ter name and press 2., or just press W or V to scroll through the phone book 5) Pr ess ÃÂ³ Cu rr en t ca ll ti m e r This featu re displays the running el apsed time on your sc reen w hile a c all is ac tive. Once the call has e nded, simply press any key to clear the display. Also, see Ã®ÂÂCall timersÃ®ÂÂ on page 29. Activating the current call timer 1) Press 0HQ X 2 5 ( &DOO ORJ - &DOO WLPHUV ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Wi t h /DVW FDOO displaye d, press 'HWDLOV 3) Wi t h &XUUHQW FDOO W LPHU disp lay e d, pr es s 6HOHF W 4) Pr ess W or V to 2Q , press 2. Cust o m e r ca re co nt act num be r With the press of a single button , you can quick ly att empt cal ls to y our serv ice pro vide r. This fe atu re can be helpf ul if youÃ®ÂÂre having diff iculti es di aling a number, es peci ally w hen t rave ling outside your home area. Simp ly press an d ho ld th e 2 k ey and your p hone w ill atte mpt to cal l a cu stomer care oper ato r in the area. Note: Th is may n ot be a vailable on all syste ms. Co ntact your service pro vider for availability. Customiz e pro files Thi s featu re al lows you to cus tom ize in divi dual Profi les. See Ã®ÂÂProfilesÃ®ÂÂ on p ag e 55 for details.
34 Di aled ca lls Your pho ne auto matica lly stor es the last 10 num bers youÃ®ÂÂve d ial ed. 1) Press 0HQ X 2 2 ( &DOO ORJ - 'L DOHG FDOOV ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Press W or V 3) Press ÃÂ³ to d ial th e numb er you wish to cal l You can a lso ac cess the last 10 dialed numbe rs if you press ÃÂ³ , th en quic kly press W or V to scroll through th e lis t. Also, see Ã®ÂÂCall logÃ®ÂÂ on page 27 fo r details on ot her call lists. The Ã®ÂÂOptionsÃ®ÂÂ soft key See Ã®ÂÂThe Ã®ÂÂOptions Ã®ÂÂ soft keyÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 28 . Earpiec e volume The scroll keys on yo ur phon e will ad just th e earp iec e volume during a phone call . The top scroll k ey increases wh ile the bott om on e de creases the vol ume. If an ac ces sor y lik e a hea dse t or a car kit , or one wit h its own lo udspeaker, is c onnected to your p hone, the scroll keys will adjust the volume for t hat accessory. N o t e: U sin g t he s cr o ll k e y s to ad ju s t e a rp ie ce v o lu m e f un c ti on s only du ring pho ne calls. Emergen cy calls Before attempting any emergency calls, see Ã®ÂÂE m ergency C all sÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 81 fo r im portant safety inform a tion. 1) I f the phone is not on, switch it on 2) Key in t he emerge ncy number f or your p resent lo cati on (e .g. 911 or o ther o f ficia l em ergen cy numb er). Emergenc y numbers vary by lo cati on. 3) Press ÃÂ³
35 IM PO RTA N T! This phon e, like an y cellular pho ne, op erates using rad io signals, cellular a nd landline n etwo rks, as well as u ser -pro- gramm ed functions wh ich can no t guara ntee con nection in all conditions. Therefore, you shou ld never re l y solely upon any cellular pho ne for e ssential comm unications (e.g., m edical emerge ncies). Remem ber , to ma ke or rec eive an y calls, the ph one must be switched on an d in a serv ice area with ade quate cellular signal strength . Em ergency calls may not be possibl e on all cellular phone net- work s or when certain ne twork serv ices and /or phone features are in use. Check with lo cal cellular ser vice pr oviders. If certain f eatures are in u se (keyg uard, r estrict calls, etc.), you may first ne ed to turn t hose featu res off befor e you can make an emerge ncy call. Consu lt this docu ment an d your lo cal cellular service provider . When making an emerge ncy call, rem ember to give all the ne c- essary infor mation as accu rately as po ssible. Rem em ber tha t your cellular phone m ay be th e only mea ns o f commu nication at the sc ene of an accid ent - do n ot cut o ff the ca ll until given permission to do so . Emergency ke y 9 With t his f eature on, th e ph one attempt s to make a n emer ge ncy call wh en yo u pre ss 9 , t hen ÃÂ³ . The phone dial s the emer gency numb er pre- programmed int o your phone. Note: Y ou can also dial an emergen cy call by pr essing and holding 9 until the p hon e indicates it i s attempting t o m ake an emerge ncy call. H oweve r , this meth od do es not wo rk wh en Keyguard is active o r when t he phon e is co nnected to a modem. Activa ting Emerg e ncy key 9 1) Press 0HQ X 4 1 1 ( 6HWWLQJ V - &DOO VHWWLQJV - (PHUJHQF\ NH\ < ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Pr ess W to 2Q or 2II , the n pres s 2.
36 IMP ORTANT! Offici al emer gency nu mbers va ry by location (e.g. 9 11). O nly one e mer gency num be r is prog rammed into your p hone to be dialed autom atically by Emerg ency key 9, which m ay not be the prop er num ber in all circ umstance s. Ent e ri ng let te rs an d nu mb er s You can enter lette rs, as w ell as n umbers , w hen sto rin g informat ion into your p hone by u sing your phoneÃ®ÂÂs key- pad. When you s ee the l etter you w ish to en ter, simply press the key associated with that letter until it appears on the di splay (numb ers also appe ar). ABC mode W h en yo u nee d to en ter l etters into y o u r pho ne, it wil l auto matical ly swi tch over to mode. Your phon e disp lays the icon to in dicate that y our pho ne is in ABC mo de. It also disp lays when you ar e view ing na mes rat her tha n number s. W hen is d ispla yed, you can ente r these char acters : W h ile yo uÃ®ÂÂre ed itin g a name, the V key will move the curso r to the l eft, an d W will m ove it t o the right. Press &OHDU to correct any mistakes. If you wish to ent er an empty sp ace be tween char ac- ters, press 0 for each spa ce. Ke y Ch ara ct er s Key Char ac te rs 1 .,?!-1 7 PQRS7 2A B C 2 8 T U V 8 3 DEF 3 9 WXYZ 9 4 GHI 4 0 En ters an e mpty s pace, 0 5J K L 5 Ã¢ÂÂ (See below for details) 6 MN O6 # Cha nges le tter cas e; lon g press accesses 123 mo de
37 Ch ang ing l ett er cas e Press th e # key to switch between upp er and lower case letters. The i con will sw itch to to ind icat e you a re using lowe r case . 123 mode Whe n storing n ames to the phone book, you c an en ter a num ber wit hin a n ame at an y time. Si mply pr ess t hat particular number ke y a few times until it appears. Howev er, you can do t his more qui ckly b y accessi ng the mode, without ha ving to scroll throu gh each let ter to access the numb er you wis h to enter. Simply press the # key f or about 2 seconds while in mo de and the icon will app ea r. W hil e in th i s mode , only numb ers can be ente red. Letters ca n not be ente red unless your phone is i n mode. Press the # key again for a couple of seconds if you wi sh to deacti vate the mode . Spec ial cha racters (for storin g names ) W h e n i n A B C m o d e ( see page 18 ), you can pr ess the Ã¢ÂÂ key and the fo llow ing s pec ial ch aracte rs w ill app ear. Yo u can use thes e char acter s to hel p when sto ring name s in your phon e book. Sim ply p ress W or V to highli ght the one you wish to use and press ,QVHUW . . , ? ! : ; - # ÃÂ³ ( ) Ã®ÂÂ Ã®ÂÂ _ @ & $ ÃÂ£ % / < > ÃÂ¿ ÃÂ¡ ÃÂ§ = [ ] ÃÂ¥ TIP : If you wi sh to acce ss a s pec ial cha racter that ap- pears toward the end of this li st, pres s V fo r qu icke r acce ss . Spec ial Chara cters (f or st orin g numbers) The foll owing speci al charac ters are help ful wh en you store names to you r phone book ( see page 50 ). Si mply press the ÃÂ³ key o nce or r epea ted ly , and the follow in g ch ara cter s can be st ored withi n th e numbe r sequen ce.
38 ( S ) crea tes a pa use when a num be r is di aled; th e digits lo cate d to the right o f the Ã®ÂÂ S Ã®ÂÂ ar e autom ati- cally sent as touc h tones afte r a 2.5 second pause ( see page 67 ). ( Z ) creat es a Ã®ÂÂ wai tÃ®ÂÂ wh en a n umbe r is dial ed. T he Ã®ÂÂ Z Ã®ÂÂ makes your phone wait for you to press 6HQ G or ÃÂ³ , t hen it se nds the d igi ts located to the right of the Ã®ÂÂwÃ®ÂÂ as touc h tones ( see pa ge 67 ). You can a d d as man y spec ial ch aracte rs as yo u nee d in a sing le numbe r sequence. These char acter s ca n not be en tered wh ile in mode . Eras i ng sto re d name s and nu mb er s See Ã®ÂÂErasing stored nam es an d nu mbersÃ®ÂÂ on page 5 3 . Erasin g your entire phone book See Ã®ÂÂErasing your ent ire phon e bo okÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 5 3 . Games Challenge yourself or a friend to four exci ting gam es in your phone . In the mai n menu sc roll down to *DPH V an d press 6HOHF W , or just pr ess 0H QX 6, and choo se on e of th e fo llowing ga mes: REMEM BER! Your phone must be sw itched on to u se this fu nc- tion. D o not switch on the pho ne wh en w ireless phone use is proh ibited or w hen it ma y cause inte rference or danger. Memor y Reve al pict ures to find pairs in as few tries as possi ble. Move the cursor with the 2 (up), 4 (left), 6 (right), and 8 (down) ke ys. Pr ess the 5 key t o revea l pictur es. Pr ess the # key t o jum p right over r eveal ed pictures or move from top l eft to bot tom right. Press the Ã¢ÂÂ key to jum p left over reve aled p ictur es or move fr om bo ttom r ight to top left . O nce found, pairs stay visibl e.
39 Sna ke Feed the snake with as many goodies as po ssibl e and wat ch it gr ow . Use keys 2, 4, 6, an d 8 t o tu r n the snak e toward food. Th e longer the snakeÃ®ÂÂ s tail grows, the higher the score. If the sn a ke hits its own tail or the surr oundi ng wall, the ga me is ove r . Logi c Find a secr et combin ati on of fig ur es . A vailable figu re s ar e shown a t the top of the d isplay befor e you acc ept th e fi rst g ues s r ow . Use th e 2, 4 a nd 8 key s to move the cursor and t he 5 key to sel ect the figu re. T o copy a fi gur e fr om a pr evious ly a ccep ted guess r ow , start scr olli ng with the 4 key , mov e the cu rs or to the desir ed figure in th e n orm al wa y a nd ac cept th e s elec tio n w ith the 5 key . Once y ou think you have the right c ombi nation, pre ss the ÃÂ³ key . The result is presented as a se t of marks over th e r ow . A corre ct figur e in the right p lace g ives a ful l mar k; a corr ect f igur e in the wr ong pla ce gives a hal f mar k. The ga me e n ds when all t he fig ures are corre ct an d in the ri ght plac e. Dice Use this to play ot her games tha t requir e a set of dice if one is nÃ®ÂÂt a vai la ble. U s e th e /HYHO option to set the n um- ber of d ice, up to six. Y ou can r oll, lo ck, an d unlock e ach die as many times as you wi sh. W he n you s tar t a ne w game, th e dice roll fo r a cou pl e of sec onds and t hen s to p. U se the 4 (le ft) and 6 (rig ht ) keys to se lect a d ie . Press th e 5 key to lo ck o r unl ock t he se lected die. Press Ã¢ÂÂ to r oll th e u nl ock ed di ce ag ai n. Game options When yo u s elec t a ga me, yo u can cho ose f r om the followin g submenu s:
40 /HYH O allow s you to choo se the le vel of dif fic ulty . 1HZ JDPH sta rts a new ga me. 7RS VFRUH will displ ay t h e top sc ore ( d oes not app ear in Lo gi c ). ,QVWUXFWLRQV will descri be how t he game is play ed. Note: /DV W YL HZ or &RQWLQXH may ap pea r in the optio ns list if a game is interrup ted, no t finished, o r if you ha ve lost the g am e. Inbox W hen you re c eive a t e xt message, itÃ®ÂÂs store d in the In- bo x. Your phone wil l display 0HVVDJH UH FHLYHG , along with the text message icon, and m akes a sound ( de pe nd ing on the me ssage al ert ton e; see page 45 ). Please see Ã®ÂÂText me ssages and pag esÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 65 for mo re details on this feature. Ke yguard Thi s feature helps prote ct the keyp ad agai nst accide ntal keypresses. See Ã®ÂÂKeyguard Ã®ÂÂ on p age 11 for more d etails. Ke yp ad co ve r set tin g This feature activat es the k e ypad cover i f you wish to answ er an d end cal ls wi th the k eypad cover. See Ã®ÂÂUsing the keypad coverÃ®ÂÂ on page 10 for d etails. Ke yp ad to ne s This is one of the sett ings in your phoneÃ®ÂÂs Profile s ( see page 55 ). It sets the volume of the tone you hear when you pre ss your p honeÃ®ÂÂs keys. Note tha t if you ch oose the 6LOHQW profi le, key pad tones will be t urn ed off . Setting the keypad tones 1) Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3URILOHV )
41 (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Y our phone lists each profile. Use W to highlight the one you want to set the keypad tones for and pr ess 2SWLRQV . 3) Hi ghlight &XVWRPL]H and press 2. . Pr ess W to .H\SDG WRQHV a nd press 6HOH FW . 4) Pr ess W to scroll through the options; your phone p lays a sampl e o f each . Pre ss 2. for th e one y ou wa nt. La ngua ge Be ca use ma ny wir el ess pho ne cus - tomers speak English as a second lan guage, y our phone a l low s you to choose your phoneÃ®ÂÂs displaye d langua ge. Choosi ng a language for your phone 1) Press 0HQ X 4 2 5 ( 6HWWLQJV - 3KRQH VHWWLQJV - /DQ JXD JH ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Us e W or V to select the language you wish to use and pr ess 2. You can choose from E nglish, Fre nch, Spanish , or Portuguese. Last call timer Thi s featu re disp lays the du ratio n of your las t cal l. See Ã®ÂÂCall timersÃ®ÂÂ on p age 29. Last number redial When you want to call you r last d i ale d nu mber, Pr ess ÃÂ³ and wait 3 seconds Note: You m ust be a t the start screen befo re you p ress ÃÂ³
42 Lette r case You can c hange f rom upper to lo wer case w hen enteri ng letters into your phone. See Ã®ÂÂChanging letter caseÃ®ÂÂ on p age 37 for mo re details. Life timer The l ife time r displ ays the tot al time o f a ll call s di aled and received w ith your phone (in hours and mi nutes on ly). The l ife ti mer can no t be reset and is us ed in con juncti on with your phoneÃ®ÂÂs warranty. Also, see Ã®ÂÂCall timer sÃ®ÂÂ on page 29 . Lights This is one of the settings in your phoneÃ®ÂÂs &DU Profile ( see page 55 ). This fe atu re det erm ines whe ther the lights are on only when you use you r phone, or if they are on a t all times. This setting works only w hen your pho ne is con nected t o a ca r kit. 1) Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3URILOHV ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Y our phone li sts ea ch p r of ile . U se W to high light &DU and press 2SWLRQV . Note: &DU will not a ppear in the list until the ph one has been conne cted to a ca r kit at least one time. 3) H ighlight &X V WRP L ]H and pr ess 2. . Press W to highli ght /LJ KWV an d pr ess 6H OH FW . 4) Us e W to scr oll thr ough your choices and pr ess 2. If you se lect $ XWRPDW LF , your phone Ã®ÂÂ s lights a re turned off within fifte en seconds if no keys are pressed . If 2Q is se - lect ed, then the ligh ts will remai n on the enti re time your pho ne is con nected to the car k it. List en t o vo ic e me ssa g es Also, see Ã®ÂÂV oice me ssagesÃ®ÂÂ on pa ge 70 . Wi th 1HZ YRLFH PHVVDJH on display,
43 Pr ess /LVWHQ OR Pr ess ÃÂ³ List en ing t o v oic e m es sag es an yt ime If you donÃ®ÂÂt wish to listen to voic e messages as you get them , you c an acce ss them later. Simply press 0HQ X 1 2 1 or p re ss and hold the 1 ke y to call your voi ce mailbo x. Note: To receive messages fr om your voice m ailbox, your voice mailbox n umber m ust first be stored in you r pho ne. See Ã®ÂÂVoice mailbox nu mbe rÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 70 for de tails. Lock cod e Yo uÃ®ÂÂ ll need the lo ck co de to act ivate and deacti vate Phon e Lo ck (se e pa ge 52 ), or to change your lock co de. T he d efau lt lock code is 1234. If you en ter an incorrect lock code five times in a row, your pho ne w ill prompt you fo r t he securit y co de (see page 61 ). Chan gi ng your l ock co de In a lo ck co de, only num eri c cha rac ter s are ac cept ed . 1) En t er 0HQX 4 3 2 3 ( 6HWWLQJV - 6 HFXUL W\ VHWWL QJV - $FF H VV FRGH V - &KDQJH ORFN FRGH ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Enter loc k cod e at (QWHU ORFN FRGH = and pr ess 2. 3) En ter new lock code, press 2. 4) V erify new lock code, press 2. Note: When yo u ch ange your lock code, make sure yo u store it in a safe p lace, a way fr om your phone. Avoid en tering ac cess codes similar to emerge ncy numb ers to preven t acciden tal emerge ncy calls.
44 M anual touc h tones Th is se tt ing dete rm ine s ho w l ong tou ch to ne s ar e pro - duce d as you press t he keys on the keypad. Not e that touc h to nes are someti mes ca lle d DTM F tones . See Ã®ÂÂTouch ton esÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 67 for de tails. Setting manual touc h tones 1) Press 0HQ X 4 2 3 1 ( 6HWWLQJV - 3KRQH VHWWLQJV - 7RXFK WRQHV - 0DQXDO WRXFK WRQH V ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Us e W or V t o highlight one of the following options, then press 2. &RQWLQXRXV means the tone sounds for as long as you press and h old the key. )L[HG sets the tone le ngth t o .1 second, rega rdle ss of how lo ng you pr ess the key. 2II turns th e tones off, and no tone s wi ll be sent w h en you pre ss the keys. M emor y stat us Thi s featu re allo ws you to see how m any fre e and i n-use memory locations are in your directory. Also, see Ã®ÂÂPh one bookÃ®ÂÂ on p age 50. At the start scree n, 1) Press 1DPHV 2) Press W or V to 2SWLRQV and press 6HO HFW 3) Press W or V to 0H PRU\ VWDWXV 4) Press 6HOH FW Messages This feat ur e allow s you to ac cess your voic e and t ext messages, as well as composing your own welcome note.
45 Using messa ges 1) Press 0HQ X 1 ( 0H VVD JHV ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Pr ess W to reach one of the foll owing options, then pr ess 6HOHFW 1- 1 7H[W PH VVDJHV - Se e p age 65 . 1- 2 9RLFH P HVVDJH V - See p ag e 70 . 1- 3 :HOFRP H QRWH - See p ag e 72 . Me ssa g e al er t t one This is one of t he settings in your phoneÃ®ÂÂs Profi les ( see page 55 ). It sets the tone that your p hone m a kes when you get a te xt message. Also, see Ã®ÂÂT ext me ssages and pagesÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 65 . 1) Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3URILOHV ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Y our phone lists each of the 5 pr ofiles. U se W to high light the o ne you wa nt to set the message aler t tone for and press 2SWLRQV . 3) Hi ghlight &XVWRPL]H and press 2. . Pr e ss W to high - lig ht 0HVVDJH DOHUW WRQH , the n pr ess 6HOHFW . 4) Us e W to scr oll t hrough your choice s (your phone plays samples) and press 2. . Micro pho ne You can mut e and unmu te your p honeÃ®ÂÂs micr ophone whil e a call is in pr ogre ss . Durin g a ca ll, y our ph on eÃ®ÂÂs softkey s chan ge from 1DPHV and 0HQX to 2SWLRQV and 0XWH . Muting and unmuti ng your phone You c a n mute the p honeÃ®ÂÂs microp hone duri ng a c all; simply press 0XW H . T o un mute the microp hone, pres s 8Q PXWH .
46 If th ese te xts are not ava ilable, press 2SWLRQV , scroll to 0XW H or (Q G P X WH a nd press 6HOH FW . Mu ti ng an d un mut in g als o af fect the mi cr op hon es of any acce ssorie s connec ted to the ph one. Missed call s Your phone will keep track of the last 10 calls you have mis se d, eit he r if y ou we renÃ®ÂÂ t arou nd t o an sw er th e ca ll, were out of the service area, or if you r phone was off. If the display says Ã®ÂÂ M issed callsÃ®ÂÂ Press /LVW . T o call back the disp laye d num ber , press ÃÂ³ . Pr ess ([ L W to go b ack to the sta rt scr een. The Ã®ÂÂOptionsÃ®ÂÂ soft key See Ã®ÂÂThe Ã®ÂÂOptions Ã®ÂÂ soft keyÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 28 . Check ing the missed calls list anytime At the start scree n, Press 0HQ X 2 1 ( &DOO ORJ - 0LVVHG FDOOV ), then W (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) This shows you the phon e numbers of the 10 most recent cal ls youÃ®ÂÂve n ot answered. Wh en t h e )RUZDUG LI QRW DQVZHUHG option in th e Call Forwa rdi ng feat ure ( see page 26 ) is selected , your phone trea ts t he forwarde d ca lls a s m issed calls . Also, see Ã®ÂÂCall logÃ®ÂÂ on page 27 fo r details on ot her call lists. NAM selection The servic e provider p rograms your phone with t he phone number a n d system information into your phone Ã®ÂÂs memory when your ph one is first ac tivat ed. This is ca lled a N umb er A ssignme nt M odule (NA M). Fo r exam ple, y our ph on e ca n be a cti vat ed i n u p to 3 diffe rent service areas (e .g. one in Dalla s, another in Chica go, and m aybe one more in New Yor k ), each g iv- ing your phone a differe nt p hone num b er or account .
47 Only o n e nu mbe r can be a ctive at a tim e. When yo u select a phone number, youÃ®ÂÂre a lso se lecting whic h system youÃ®ÂÂre using as your home system ( see Ã®ÂÂ Sys- temÃ®ÂÂ on page 64 ). The first phone numbe r displ ayed wi th thi s menu is th e curre ntly selecte d numb er. Note : It is n ot n ecessa ry to have thr ee NAM s for your ph one if your service provider has service or r oam ing agreem ents for each are a in wh ich yo u wish to u se you r phone . Con tact your service pro vider for details. Selecti ng the NAM for your phone 1) Press 0HQ X 4 4 6 ( 6HWWLQJV - 1HWZ RUN VHUYLFH V - 1$0 VHOHFWLRQ ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Us e W or V to highlight the phone number you wan t to use an d press 2. Note : You need at least on e active num ber to ma ke calls. You can not ch ange fro m o ne NAM to ano ther du ring a call. Networ k feature setting Call forwarding ( page 26 ) , Ca ll wa iting ( page 29 ) and Send own n umber ( page 62 ) a re network services avail a ble t hrough your service provide r or deal er. When you subscribe to any of thes e services, your se rvic e pro vider or de aler gives you a sep arate fea ture cod e to a ct iva te ea ch serv ic e. De ac tiv at io n cod es ar e us ed to dea ct iva te ea ch s erv ice . Once yo u s tore t he appro pri ate code in your ph on e, the se rvic e app ears as a m enu i tem. Yo u can the n use t he menu to ac tivate a nd d eacti vate these services. Note: Stor ing feature co des apply only to NAM 1. Stor ing codes 1) Press 0HQ X 4 4 5 ( 6HWWLQJV - 1HWZ RUN VHUYLFH V - 1HWZRUN IH DWXUH VHWWLQJ ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13)
48 2) At )HDWXUH & RGH = , enter th e feat ure c ode or deact iva- tio n code r ecei ved fr om your de aler ( e.g. Ã¢ÂÂ 74, Ã¢ÂÂ 740, etc .), pr ess 2. 3) W to the serv ice that the code appl ies to and pr ess 6HOHFW 4) W to su boption, then 6HO HF W (R epea t step as required, based on number of suboptio ns) (Use step four o nly for call for warding o ptions) 5) W to $FWL YDWH or &DQFHO , then pr ess 2. R emoving i tems f rom th e menu Follow the steps i n Ã®ÂÂStoring codesÃ®ÂÂ, but p r e ss 2. afte r the )HDWXUH FRGH = prom p t (w i thout entering a code). Then highlight both $FWLYD WH an d &DQFHO for each fe atur e you wish to r emov e, and pr ess 2. . No te: This fea ture do es not d eactiva te these se rvices, it only rem oves them from the men u. Network services Most of th e featu res in this men u are network servic es th at r equi r e a subs cript ion . Se e you r ser vic e prov ider for det ails and av aila bilit y. 4-4-1 9RLF H SU LYDF\ - See p ag e 71 . 4-4-2 &DOO IRU ZDUGLQJ - - See p age 26. 4-4-3 &DOO ZDLWLQJ - - See p age 29 . 4-4-4 6HQG RZQ QXPE HU - - S e e page 62 . 4-4-5 1HWZ RUN IH DWXUH VHWWLQJ - See p ag e 47 . 4-4-6 1$0 VHOHFWLR Q - See p ag e 46 . - Th ese features will not appear in the m enu unless they are ac- tivated using 1H WZRUN IHDWXUH VHWWLQJ . See Ã®ÂÂNetwo rk fe ature settingÃ®ÂÂ on page 47 fo r details. One-to uch dialing This feat ur e allo ws yo u to ma ke phon e call s qu ickl y and easil y with the touch o f a button .
49 But fir st... You must store names and numbers in your phone book ( see page 51 ) befor e y ou can use this f eature. Then you can assign a name from th e phone book to a one-touch dial location using your phoneÃ®ÂÂs k eys 2 through 8. Note : Keys 1 and 9 a re u sed exclusively for dialing your voice mailbox (see page 70) and fo r attem pting em ergency c alls (see page 8 1) to the em erg ency num ber pr ogramm ed into your phone (e .g. 911 or other o fficial eme rgency num be r). The 2 key is for dialing a custom er care opera tor (see pag e 33 ), which c an be overw ritten if you prefer. Assi gning one-t o uch di al loc a t ions At the st a rt screen, 1) Press 1DP HV 2) Pr ess W or V to highlight 40 WRXFK GLDOLQJ 3) Pr ess 6H OHF W 4) Pr ess W or V t o nex t ava ilabl e empt y l ocati on , HPSW \ , wi ll appe ar 5) Pr ess $VVLJQ 6) Pr ess W or V t o select desi red name and press 2. 7) Repeat as ne cessary Call ing a number using one-touch dialing Pr ess and hold the k ey (2 through 8) f or a few se c- ond s to c all the numb er in th e co rre spon ding o ne- touch dial location.Y our phone recalls the phone numb er from th e me mo ry , d ispla ys it bri efly , th en dials it. Note : If you p ress and hold 1, your phone calls yo ur voice m ail- box. If you press an d hold 9, a nd e mergenc y key 9 (Menu 4 1) is 21 , your phone at tempts a c all to th e em ergenc y nu mber pro- gramm ed into you r pho ne (e.g. 9 11 or o ther official e mer gency num ber). The 2 key is fo r dialing a c ustomer care op erator , which can be o verwr itten if you prefer .
50 Changing numbers in one -touch dial list W ith this featu re, you ca n assign a differe nt number to any one -touch dial lo cation. At the start scree n, 1) Repeat steps 1 through 3 in Ã®ÂÂA ssigning one-tou c h di al l ocati onsÃ®ÂÂ 2) Press W or V to se lect l ocation you wis h to ch ang e 3) Press 2SWLRQ V 4) Press W or V to &KDQJH , the n pres s 6HO HFW 5) Press W or V to se lect dif fer ent na me fo r lo cati on and press 2. Erasing one-to uc h dial l ocations 1) Repeat steps 1 through 3 in Ã®ÂÂA ssigning one-tou c h di al l ocati onsÃ®ÂÂ 2) Press W or V to se lect l ocation you wis h to er ase 3) Press 2SWLRQ V 4) Press W or V to (UDVH , t hen p r e ss 6HOHFW 5) Press 2. at (UDVH" Pagin g You ca n receive p a ges w i th y our phone. See Ã®ÂÂText m essages and pa gesÃ®ÂÂ on pa ge 65. Phon e book You can s tore up to 199 nu mbe rs a nd as sociate d names in your phone Ã®ÂÂs memory. These numbers are right at your fingertips for easy dialin g . Things to know abo ut the phon e book Store d numbers may be up to 32 digits long. Stor ed names may be up t o 16 cha ract ers long.
51 Y ou c an not stor e identi cal name s into your phon e (i.e ., John, John); make sur e that lik e names ar e some wha t differe nt in t he phon e bo ok (i .e., J ohn , Johnny). 5HSODF H" foll owed by th e cu rrent ly store d name displ ays wh en s tori ng a n ame al rea dy i n memo ry . Accessing the phone book At the st a rt screen, 1) Press 1DP HV 2) Pr ess W or V to highlight desire d submenu 3) Pr ess 6HO HFW About the submenus The phone b ook has several submenus f rom which you can c hoo se. 6HDUFK allow s you to search for a specific name. $GG QHZ allo ws you to enter n e w na mes and num bers. 2SWLRQ V lets you choose your scrol ling vi ew, as well as to show mem ory status. 40 WRXFK GLDOLQJ a l low s you to assign up to seven one- touch d ial locations ( se e pa ge 48 for details) . (UDVH DOO lets you erase ev ery name and nu mber in your pho ne b ook. Y ou can erase on e nam e and nu mber at a time by pressing 'HWDLOV , then 2SWLRQV when viewi ng a nam e al rea dy in t he dir ect ory . Stor ing a name and number 1) Press 1DP HV 2) Scroll to $G G QHZ and pr ess 6HO HFW 3) E nte r na me us in g th e ke ypa d (use # to switch between upper and lower case) and pr e ss 2.
52 4) Enter p hone number and pr ess 2. Also, see Ã®ÂÂEnt ering lette rs and nu mbersÃ®ÂÂ on pa ge 36 an d Ã®ÂÂQuick saveÃ®ÂÂ on p age 64. Changing a number sto r ed w ith a name 1) Re call st ore d na me, the n pre ss 'HWD LOV to vie w nu mber 2) Press 2SWLRQ V , scroll to (G LW and pr ess 6HOH FW 3) Press 2. while name is displaye d, unless you wish to change it. If so, p re ss an d hol d &OHDU , r e-ent er name and press 2. 4) Press and hold &OHDU to erase number or us e the W and V keys to edit 5) Enter new number 6) Press 2. to save new number R e calli ng name s & numbers Retrieving nam e s and numb e rs from the phone book is eas y to d o. At the start scree n, 1) Press W or V to view names in directory 2) Scro ll to t he pe rson you w ish to call 3) Press ÃÂ³ to dia l th e numbe r (pho ne w ill di splay num ber dial ed to con firm ) R e calli ng num bers by name Yo u ca n ea sily f in d a sp ecifi c na me sto red i n the p hon e book. At the start scree n, 1) Press 1DPHV 2) Pre ss the numbe r on the keypad with the co rre - spo nd i ng fir s t le tte r of th e na me yo u w is h to cal l
53 Note: I f you only ente red the first let ter of the na me and t here are se veral na m es begin ning wi th th e same l etter, press W or V until the desired nam e appears. Erasing sto red names and numbers 1) Reca ll sto red nam e 2) Pr ess 'HWDLOV 3) Pr ess 2SWLRQV 4) Hi ghlight (UDVH , the n pr ess 6H OHFW , t hen 2. Note : You ca n no t undo Erase fu nction s, so be care ful! Eras ing your e ntir e phone book 1) Press 1DP HV 2) Pr ess W to highlight (UDVH DOO 3) Pr ess 6H OHF W 4) Pr ess 2. at $UH \RX VXUH " 5) Enter security code at 6HFXULW\ FRGH = 6) Pr ess 2. Warn in g: T hi s fe atu re wil l er as e yo ur en tir e p ho ne b o ok, which can not b e undone ! Phon e l o ck When you turn this on, your ph one will lock after you sw itch your ph one off and ba ck on. Th en, each tim e you turn yo ur phone on, it will prompt you for a lock co de wh en you pres s eith er 1DPHV or 0H QX . Y ou ca n no t access m ost of your phon e Ã®ÂÂs memory and menu f ea- tures, or m ake phone calls withou t entering the lock cod e. T ur ning on phone l ock 1) Press 0HQ X 4 3 2 1 ( 6HWWLQJV - 6HF XULW\ VHWWL QJV - $F FH V V FR GHV - 3KR QH ORF N ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13)
54 2) Enter l ock co de t hen pr ess 2. 3) Press W or V to 2Q , t hen p ress 2. W hen your ph one is lo cked, ca lls may be possib le to the e m er gency nu mber programm ed int o your phone (e. g. 911 or oth er off ici al emer gen cy num ber ) incl udin g call s with Em ergen cy ke y 9 ( page 35 ). You can also store a numb er in th e 8QORFNHG SKR QH QXP 0 EHU ORFDWLRQ , wh i ch a llows you to call t his numb e r ev en though your phone is locked (S ee page 69 for details ). A ns w er in g a ca ll w it h ph o n e loc k o n Pr ess any key except ÃÂ´ and ÃÂ° T urni ng of f phone loc k 1) Press 0HQ X 4 3 2 1 ( 6H WWLQJV - 6HFXULW\ VHWWLQJ V - $FFH VV FRGHV - 3KRQH ORFN ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) E nt er loc k cod e an d pres s 2. 3) Scro ll to 2II , press 2. W ith p hone l ock off, you can now use your p hone with- out entering the loc k cod e each time yo u tu rn you r phone on. Phon e s et tings Phone settings allows you a ccess to other phone feat ures such as an alarm cl ock an d your ph oneÃ®ÂÂs language. Using phone settings 1) Press 0HQ X 4 2 ( 6HWWL QJV - 3KRQH VHW WLQJV ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Press W to r each one of the following options, then press 6HOHF W 4-2-1 &ORFN - See page 31 .
55 4- 2-2 $ODUP FORFN - See p ag e 18 . 4- 2-3 7RXFK WRQHV - S ee pa ge 67 . 4- 2-4 5HVWRUH IDFWRU\ VHWWLQ JV - See page 57 . 4- 2-5 /DQJXDJH - Se e pa ge 41 . Pro file s Now y ou can adjust and custo mize y our p hone to wha tever envi ronments you find y ourself i n (i.e . meet- ing s, a movie , etc.). With Pr ofiles, you ca n control your phoneÃ®ÂÂs ringing volume, ri nging tone, message alert, keypad tones, warn- ing ton es, et c., in a matte r of seconds. Note : Restore fa ctory sett ings (see pa ge 57) will reset any changes mad e in Pro fil es back to the facto ry defau lts. The de - fault setting is 1RUPDO . Accessing Pro files At the st art screen, pr ess 0HQ X 3 Sele cti ng dif fer ent Pr ofiles If you wa nt to c hange your phoneÃ®ÂÂs Profile, qui c kly press the ÃÂ° key. Q uic kly press ÃÂ° a gain t o scroll thr ough eac h choice, the n pres s and ho ld the ÃÂ° key for a second to select that Prof ile. You c an also scroll t hrough the list of Profiles with a quic k pre ss of t he ÃÂ° key. T hen pres s W or V to choose anot her Pro file an d pre ss 2. . Either way, this only al lows you to select other Profiles; you can not customi z e them here. Ke ep re ading t o lear n how to cu st omi ze a Pr ofil e. Cus tomi zing Pr ofi les 1) Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3URI LOHV )
56 (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) W or V u ntil desired Profile is h ighlighte d 3) Press 2SWLRQ V O n ce 2SWLRQV i s se lect ed, 6H OHFW, &XVWRPL]H and 5HQDPH wil l appea r as your choi ces . O n ce you hav e sele cted and highlighted one of these items, press 2. . If you wish to go b ack to t he ma in me nu, p ress �N . 6HO HFW ac ti vates the curre ntly h ighlight ed Prof ile. &XVWRPL]H allows y ou to c ustom ize a Prof ile by cha nging the c urrent settings. 5HQDPH al l ows you to rename t he Profile. W hen yo u select &XVWRPL]H , press 2. and you Ã®ÂÂll have access to s everal lists and sub-menus that will enable you to a d just th e settings on the current Profile. Note: &DU and HDGVHW will n ot appear in the Profiles li st unless your p hone is co nne cted to a ca r kit or a head set. How ever , they w ill rem ain in the men u once c onne cted for th e first time. No te: When yo u ch ange a se tting in the current P rofile, it only affects that Profile an d will no t ch ange your phone Ã®ÂÂs no rmal settings. R e naming pr ofile s 1) Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3URILOHV ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) W or V u ntil desired Profile is h ighlighte d 3) Press 2SWLRQ V 4) W or V to 5HQDPH and pr ess 2. 5) Enter new name a nd pr ess 2. No te: Some profiles can not be r enamed . Received c alls This c all list shows you the phone numbers of the 10 most recent calls youÃ®ÂÂve answered.
57 At the st art scr een, pr ess 0HQX 2 3 ( &DOO ORJ - 5HFHLY H G FDOOV ), then W to scr oll the num b ers. Also, see Ã®ÂÂCall logÃ®ÂÂ on p age 27 for details on o ther ca ll lists. The Ã®ÂÂOptio ns Ã®ÂÂ soft k ey See Ã®ÂÂThe Ã®ÂÂOpt ionsÃ®ÂÂ soft ke yÃ®ÂÂ on page 28 . Rest ore factor y setti ngs You can rese t the settings of many of your phoneÃ®ÂÂs feat ures t o factory def ault s (as in a new t elephon e). Rest orin g f ac tor y s ett in gs 1) Press 0HQ X 4 2 4 ( 6HWWLQJV - 3KRQH VHWWLQJV - 5HVWRU H IDFWRU \ VH WWLQJV ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) En ter security code and press 2. Note : The m emo ry, timers, language select ion, security code and lock c ode s are not re set. However , any Pr ofiles you have modified w i ll reset w hen you restore your sett ings. Rena ming pro fi les See Ã®ÂÂProfilesÃ®ÂÂ on p ag e 55 . Restric t calls This feature allows you to restrict incoming and outgo- ing calls for yo ur phone. You can selec t the lev el of restrictions through a serie s of menu choic es. 1) Press 0HQ X 4 3 1 ( 6HWWLQJV - 6HF XULW\ VHW WLQJV - 5HVWU L FW FDOOV ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Scr oll to eithe r 5HVWULFW RXWJRLQJ F DOOV or 5HVWULFW LQFRPLQJ FDOOV and press 6HOHFW (the f ollow ing s teps are us ed for bot h optio ns) 3) En ter the security code and pre ss 2. 4) Pr ess W or V and pr ess 0D UN to select each level of restriction
58 If you have al ready mark ed a selection, then hi ghl ight the mar ked sele ction an d press 8Q PDU N if you wish to remove the restriction. R estri ct outgoi ng call s /RFDO FDOOV re stricts all outgoing local ca lls. /RQJ GLVWDQFH restricts all outgoing long d istance c all s and cha rgeabl e servi ce number s. ,QWHUQDWLRQDO restricts all outgoing inte rnational calls. If you attem pt to m ake a c all w hen the ap propri ate re - stri ct call fe ature is on, yo ur phon e will di spla y &K HF N F DOO UHVWULFWLRQV . R estr ict i nco ming cal ls $OO F DOOV restricts all incomi ng calls. N ote : Whe n ca lls ar e re strict e d, ca lls ma y b e po ss ible t o the emer gency number pr ogrammed i nto y our phone (e.g. 911 or other off ici al emerg ency number s). However , Emergenc y key 9 may not operate depending on the t y pe of r estri cti on you choos e. Ri ng i ng op t i on s This is one of the sett ings in your phoneÃ®ÂÂs Profile s ( see page 55 ). You ca n choose how you r phone noti fies you of an inc omi ng ca ll. Th is s et tin g do es no t af fect i ncom - ing text message alert tones ( see page 65) . Sel ect ing r inging opt ions 1) Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3URILOHV ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Y our pho ne li sts each pr ofil e. Use W to hi ghlight the one yo u w a nt to set the ringi ng opti ons for an d press 2SWLRQV . 3) H ighlight &X VW RP L] H and pr ess 2. . Pr ess W to 5LQJLQJ RSWLRQV , then p re ss 6HOHFW . 4) H ighlight e ither 5LQJ , $VF HQGLQJ , 5LQJ RQFH , %HHS RQFH or 6LOHQW an d press 2.
59 R ing ing tone s This is one of t he settings in your phoneÃ®ÂÂs Profi les ( se e page 55 ). I t sets the ringin g tone for incoming voice calls. If you set 5LQJLQJ 2SWLRQV ( see page 58 ) to 6LOHQ W or %H H S RQFH , r ing ing tones a re aut omatic all y of f. Selecting ringing tones 1) Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3URI LOHV ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Y our phone lists each profile. Use W to highlight the one you w a nt to se t the ringing t ones for and pre ss 2SWLRQV . 3) Hi ghlight &XVWRPL]H and press 2. . Pr ess W to 5LQJLQJ WRQHV , t hen press 6HOH FW . 4) Pr ess W to scrol l thr ough the optio ns. A fter you hear th e tone you wish to use, pr ess 2. . Ringing vo lume This is one of the settings in your phoneÃ®ÂÂs Prof iles ( see page 55). It sets t he default ringing volume for incom ing vo ice ca lls and messa ge al ert to ne s. Setting the ringing volume 1) Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3URI LOHV ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Y our phone lists each profile. Use W to highlight the one you want to se t the rin ging vol ume f or and pr ess 2SWLRQV . 3) Hi ghlight &XVWRPL]H and press 2. . Pr ess W to 5LQJLQJ YROXPH , the n pre ss 6HOHFW . 4) Pr ess W to scroll thro ugh the options. When you hear th e volume level you wish to use, p ress 2. .
60 No te: The ringing volum e set ting is stor ed individually for the handsf ree deskto p charg er and handsfree car kit. Roaming This is a te rm used to in d ic a te tha t your phon e is not in its home are a. Calls mad e or r eceived while roamin g a re usually more expen sive than calls made in y our home are a. W hen roaming in some s ystems outside your home area, your phone may not be recognized by the host system (the one youÃ®ÂÂre travellin g in) and you may no t be abl e to pl ace a c all. Contact your service provider for more specific inform a- tion on how roam ing works wi th your phone, as well a s any inform ation on coverage li mitations. R oaming I ndica tors W h en y our p hone be gins r oam ing, i t will bee p on ce and displa y 52$0 or (;7(1'(' $5($ , dependi ng on how roaming works with your p hone. Contact your service provi der for more d etails. If your phone is not roami ng (i .e. in i ts ho me a re a) it w ill e it her disp la y 20( or t he name of the service provi der. Sav ed This is where saved t ext messages are store d. See Ã®ÂÂText m essage s and pa gesÃ®ÂÂ on page 6 5 fo r details. Scrolling view You have three d iffer ent op tions on how you ca n vie w th e pho ne boo k. Your choi ces are: 1DPH OLVW show s all store d name s in a scro lling l ist. Three names will appea r at any given time. To vi ew other names in the directory, scroll back and forth throu gh the lis t usi ng W or V . 1DPH OLVW is the defa ult setting. 1DPH . QXPEHU displays i ndivi dual na mes and num bers stored in your directory. O nly one nam e will displ a y on
61 your scre en at a time, with the corresponding phone numb er. Use W or V to view othe r nam es. 1DPH RQO\ shows individ ual name s only. To view other name s, use W or V . Yo u can view the cor respon ding phone num ber by pre ssing 'HWDLOV , t hen W or V . Selecting your scr olling view At the st a rt screen, 1) Press 1DP HV 2) Pr ess W to 2S WLRQV / then pr ess 6HOHFW 3) Pr ess 6HO HF W at 6FUROOLQJ YLHZ 4) Pr ess W or V t o sele ct eit he r 1DPH OLVW , 1DPH . QXP 0 EHU , or 1DPH RQO\ 5) Pr ess 2. Secur ity set t in g s Th is me nu incl ud es t he f ollow in g sec uri t y feat ures : 4- 3-1 5HVWULFW FDOOV - See page 57 . 4- 3-2 $FFH VV FRGHV - See pa ge 18 . The $FFH VV FRGHV submenu in cludes 3 KRQH ORFN ( page 53 ), 8QORFNHG S KRQH QXPE HU ( page 69 ), &KDQJH ORFN FR GH ( page 43 ), and &KD QJH VHFXU LW\ FRGH ( page 62 ). Secur ity co de Your phone will prompt you for a sec urity code for cer- tai n fe atur es. Th ese fea tures c an b e u sed on ly a fter the correct security c ode has been successfully entered. Note: When en tering you r security code, ***** wil l appea r on the display to keep o thers from viewing yo ur code. If you make a m ist ak e en ter ing t h e code , era se t he last entered digi t by pressing &OHDU or press a nd hold &OHDU . The n enter the co rre ct code or pres s �N to exit t he cur re nt fe at ure.
62 If you enter a n incorrect security code ( &RGH H UURU wi ll appe ar) five times in a row, you r phon e wonÃ®ÂÂt accept any en tries for the next f ive minutes. Y our pho neÃ®ÂÂ s de faul t secu rity c ode i s 12345. It Ã®ÂÂ s hi ghl y r eco mmend ed that yo u chang e th is cod e at o nc e, wri te it do wn, and store it in a safe plac e away from your phon e. Changing your security c ode 1) Press 0HQ X 4 3 2 4 ( 6H WWLQJV - 6HFXULW\ VHWWLQJ V - $FFH VV FRGHV - &KDQ JH V HFX U LW\ FR GH ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Enter se curity code and p re ss 2. 3) Enter new security code at (QWH U QHZ VHFXUL W\ FRGH = , press 2. 4) Enter new security c ode again at 9HULI\ QHZ V HFXULW\ FR GH = , p r ess 2. 5) Phon e wi ll di sp lay 6HF XULW\ FRGH FK DQJHG Note: If you have cha nged you r security code a nd don Ã®ÂÂt reme m- ber the n ew co de, con tact your service pr ovider. Once you have chang ed your secu rity code , the d efault setting is no longe r valid. Send ow n n umb e r In most service a reas, when you c a ll someone your na me w ill be p res en ted to his /he r c alle r I D (i f they sub- scribe). This feature a l lows you to block t heir caller ID (i.e. your number wil l not be presented ) when you call them. This feature works on a per-call basis. Contact your service provider for more de tails. No te: Before you can a ctivate this fe ature, yo u m ust first store the fea ture co de given to you by your service prov ider . Other- wise, this feature m ay no t appea r in the m enu . See Ã®ÂÂNetwo rk featur e settingÃ®ÂÂ on page 47 fo r more details. No te: This fe ature is o nly effective w hen calling to a nu mb er that is equipped with Caller ID. 1) Press 0HQX 4 4 4 ( 6HWW LQJV - 1HWZRUN VH UYLFHV - 6HQG RZQ Q XP EHU )
63 (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) W to <HV (to show your num ber) or 1R (t o not show it ) an d pr ess 2. 3) Enter the num ber you wish t o c all (or press 6HD UF K to r etri eve t he numbe r fr om t he ph one bo ok and pr ess 2. ), the n press 2. 4) Y our p hone will attem pt to call this numbe r with the featur e code you stored in Menu 4 4 5 ( see Ã®ÂÂ Net- work fea t ure settingÃ®ÂÂ on page 47 ) Setting s This main me nu allow s yo u access t o othe r feature s. See the s e individual entries for more information. 4- 1 &DOO VHWWLQJ V - See p age 28 . 4- 2 3KRQH VHWWLQJV - See p age 5 4 . 4- 3 6HFXU LW\ VHWWL QJ V - See page 61 . 4- 4 1HWZ RUN VHUYLFHV - See p ag e 48 . Sp ec ia l r i ng in g to n e You c an set your phone to ri ng dif feren tly whe n a par- ticular person calls you. Sim pl y s tor e th at p er so nÃ®ÂÂ s na me an d nu m be r in y our phon e book and inc lud e the ! chara cte r som ewh ere wi thin that perso nÃ®ÂÂs n ame (e .g. Joe! Sm ith) . To i nclude a ! charact er with in a na me, jus t press th e 1 key four time s. You can also do this by pressing the Ã¢ÂÂ key. When a li st of special characters appears, press W or V to the ! cha rac ter an d pre ss ,QVHUW . When th at pers on call s you from that n umber, y ouÃ®ÂÂll know it by the special rin ging tone . Note : The spe cial ringing t one will function on ly w hen Caller ID is active and the calling n umber is a vailable. See Ã®ÂÂPhone boo kÃ®ÂÂ on p age 50 for mo re deta ils on storing names an d n umbers.
64 Stor in g a n ame & num ber You ca n save nam e s and n umber s in t he Phone b ook. E ither u se the me thod descri bed in Ã®ÂÂStoring a n ame and numb erÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 51 or the Ã®ÂÂqui ck saveÃ®ÂÂ metho d d e- scribe d below. Quick s ave At the start scree n, 1) Enter th e phon e numbe r and press 6DYH 2) The phone pr ompts you to enter a 1DPH = . Ent er a name if you wish (optional), then pre ss 2. Also, see Ã®ÂÂEnt ering lette rs and nu mbersÃ®ÂÂ on pa ge 36. Sys t em Your p hone is capable o f work ing in Residen tial, Priv ate, and Public Sys tems (such as your Home Sys tem). You can choose how your phone s elects a network to use. This feat ure is 0HQX 5 in your phone. The default i s $XWR PDWL F , whi ch me ans yo ur phon e aut oma ti cal ly se arch es for ne two rks av aila bl e to you and c ho oses t he app ropria te one. Every tim e you swi tch on your ph one, it resets this to $XWRPDWL F . If you cho ose 0DQX D O , yo ur phone sear ches for net- works, then b egins displa ying them. Your phone displa ys $9$,/$%/ ( = or 127 $9$,/$%/( = for the systems it finds (You can not use 127 $9$,/$% /( = syste ms). U se the W key to scroll through the choices, and press 2. when you see the one you want. If you cho ose 1H Z 6H DUFK , y our phone be gins a new search for new Private and Residential systems. W hen it finds the be st new syste m , it d isplays it. Y ou can then 6HO HFW it, or s tart another search by pre ssing 1H[W . No te: If you have t wo p hone n um bers (two N AMs), the 0DQXDO and 1HZ VHD UFK features a re only used with you r primar y phone numb er (NAM 1). See Ã®ÂÂNAM se lectionÃ®ÂÂ on pag e 46 for more in- form ation con cern i ng N AM s.
65 T o sw it ch fr om privat e to public If you ar e in a pri vat e s ys tem and want acce ss to a p ub - lic system, press and hold 0HQX w hen yo u are not in a call . You r phone will di splay 6HDUFK SXEOLF V\VWHPV " , press 2. and yo ur ph one will use the pub lic syst em for the next (only once) outgoing call. A fter that it goes back to $XWRPDWL F system selection. Text messages a nd page s Before you can re ceive and store text messages a nd pages, you must subscribe to the text messa ging net- work service. See you r service provider for details. About text me ssages Th e ma xim um l en gt h of a tex t mes sa ge is up to 2 2 5 characte rs. Your p hone has space for up to 30 text messages, depending on the length of each message. Note: T ext messages t hat you receive with yo ur phon e may appear different at times, due t o me ssages that origina te in net- work s other than you r own. This does no t affect th e us e of your phone in any w ay . Also, the ma ximum leng th o f a text m es sag e ma y de pend on the networkÃ®ÂÂs capabilities. See yo ur service provider for addi- tional text m essag ing inf ormation . T ext me ssage opti ons When yo u acc ess 7H[W PH VVDJHV , you wi l l view a screen with tw o diffe rent options. ,QER[ is wher e in coming me ssages ar e re ceive d and stored. All new, unre ad messages are kept he re . 6DYHG allow s you to save your i ncomi ng messages. All saved, read me ssages are kept he re. When you r ecei ve a t ext messa ge Text messages are shown in the order that they were received, in their orde r of priority.
66 0HVVDJH U HFHLYHG indicates an unread message or page. If more than one message e xists, the number of re - ceiv ed m essages wi ll be listed first. 1HZ HPHUJHQF\ PHVVDJH indic a tes th at the message or page re ceived was sent by som eone via the service provider. Em ergency messages are sent only in situa- tio ns w here l if e and/ or pro perty ar e in imme dia te danger. Em ergency m essages are listed first and will override a ll other messages. 8UJ HQW m essages are also high p riority messages. R eading t ext messages Wi th 0HVVDJH UHFHLYHG displayed, 1) Press 5HDG and sc roll to new message 2) Press 5HDG agai n The Ã®ÂÂOptionsÃ®ÂÂ soft key Press 2SWLRQV while a text m essage is displa yed to access the following readi ng options. 1) Press 2SWLRQV 2) Press W to the option you want (see below ) 3) Press 2. R eading opti ons W hen you open a message and re ad it, youÃ®ÂÂl l have acces s to a li st of opt i ons . 5HDG QH[W all ows you to read the next m essage. (UDVH w ill e rase the m essage . &DOO EDFN will automatically call whoever sent the mes- sage if an y phone numbers are incl uded in th e message. 6DY H will save the message to 6DYH G .
67 If som eone has page d you Your phon e will displ ay 0HVVDJH UHFHLYHG . Th e mes sage will dis play &DOO = , followed by the name or numb er of t he person who pa ged you. Nam es will app ear only if that person has bee n stored in the phone book. Cal l ing s omeone back i n a mess age The message along with the phone numb er must be displayed on your phoneÃ®ÂÂs screen. W hile the text mes- sage is displayed, 1) Press 2SWLRQV 2) Selec t &D OO EDF N , t hen p ress 2. T o quickly call back a number in a message Pr ess ÃÂ³ while the message is dis play ed. Note : If more than on e nu mber is o n the d isplay, the nu mb ers are displayed in a list. Simply select the phone num be r you want to call and pre ss ÃÂ³ . If no nu mbers are fou nd, your p hone w ill display 1R QXPEHU IRXQG RQ WKLV VF UHHQ . When your phoneÃ®ÂÂ s memory i s full When you have an incom ing text message and your phoneÃ®ÂÂs memory is full, one or m ore message s, of low est p rio rity, will auto maticall y be de leted in or der to receive the new text message. If the me ssage me mory is still fu ll, y our phone wi ll dis- play 1R VSDFH = PH V V D JH Z D LW LQ J . You ca n clear thi s notific ation by pressi ng 2. . Note : Messag es a re usually d eleted fr om you r I nbo x. An incom - ing emer gency me ssage may delete me ssage s from yo ur Saved folder . Touch tone s Your p hone c an gene rate various soun ds, calle d tou ch ton es, whe n the ke ys a re pr ess ed. Thes e ar e al so known as DTM F to nes.
68 Touch tones can be used for man y auto mate d, ov er- the-p hone serv ices su ch as che ckin g ban k bal ances , airlin e arrival and departure times, an d using voice mail- box opt ions. Touch tones can be sent only when a call is act ive . Stori ng touch tone string s Touch tone strings ca n be used for sending and receiv- in g in for matio n with your ph one. Fo r e xam ple, you ca n store your office v o ice ma i lbo x number, a l ong wi th your password for easy acc ess to your messages. Store touch tone strings the same way you stor e phone numbers ( see p age 51 ). You ca n store a w hole digit se quence i n your phone book a nd send it as touch tones for f requently-use d strings of numbers. Sending a touc h tone string Ma ke s ure M enu 4 2 3 1 ( 6HWWL QJV - 3KR QH VHWW LQJV - 7RXFK WRQHV - 0DQX DO WRXF K W RQHV ) is n ot set to 2II . Du ring a call, 1) Press 2SWLRQV 2) Scro ll to 7RXF K WRQ HV an d press 2. 3) Enter touch tone string o r re c all string fr om the phone book and pr e ss 2. No te: Use caution w hen send i ng co nfide ntial informa tion over the air when using DTM F tones in analog m ode . Stori ng touch tone strings with phone num bers 1) Enter the phone number (e.g. your office voice mail box) 2) Press Ã¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂ (p ) or Ã¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂ (w) 3) Enter the t ouch tone string (e.g. voi ce mailbox password) 4) Stor e the number as you norm ally woul d No te: See Ã®ÂÂSpecial Char acters (for st oring num be rs)Ã®ÂÂ on page 37 for details on Ã®ÂÂpÃ®ÂÂ and Ã®ÂÂwÃ®ÂÂ characters.
69 When you dial this numbe r, your phone first dial s the pho ne n umber, then waits ( be cause of the Ã®ÂÂw Ã®ÂÂ char ac- ter) for you to press 6HQ G . Your phone then sends your password. If you in clud e a Ã®ÂÂp Ã®ÂÂ ch ar act er in stea d of a Ã®ÂÂw Ã®ÂÂ, your pho ne pau ses f or 2.5 seco nds, then automa ticall y sends your passwo rd as touch tones. Touch tone le ngth This f eatu re determ ines the l ength of e ach touch tone when the y ar e se nt au toma t icall y . 6KRUW sets the tone length to .1 second . / RQJ sets t he tone le ngth to .5 second . You c an set the touch tone length by pressing 0HQX 4 2 3 2 ( 6HW WLQJV - 3KR QH VHWWLQJV - 7RXFK WRQHV - 7RXFK WRQH OHQJWK ). Unlock ed phone nu m ber When th e p hone l ock is on ( see page 53 ), no cal ls can be mad e. Howeve r, you can store one numb er into you r phon e tha t can be call ed whe n itÃ®ÂÂ s l ocked . Stor ing the unlocked phone num ber At the st a rt screen, 1) Press 0HQX 4 3 2 2 ( 6HW WLQJV - 6HFXUL W\ VHWWLQJV - $FFHVV FRGH V - 8QOR FNHG SKRQH Q XPEHU ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Ente r loc k code and pr ess 2. 3) Enter p hone num ber at 1X PEHU = (or pr ess 6H DUFK and scr oll thr ough the phone b ook) 4) Pr ess 2. Call ing the unloc ked phone number Note : Y ou r p hone m ust be loc ked t o use this fe ature.
70 At the start screen, pr e ss W or V once, t hen ÃÂ³ or you can manua lly enter the phone nu mber as it is store d a nd press ÃÂ³ . Vib ra ting ale rt This is one of the settings in your phoneÃ®ÂÂs Profiles ( see page 55 ). W hen your phon e has the vibrati ng batt ery att ached, you can set your phone to vibrate wh en you rece ive a voic e cal l. No te: This setting w ill not appea r in your phone u nless a vibrating battery has b een atta ched. Activating vi brating ale rt 1) Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3URILOHV ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Y our phone list s ea ch Profile. Use W to high light the one you want to set the vibrat ing ale rt for and pre ss 2SWLRQ V . 3) H ighlight &XVWRPL]H and press 2. . Pre ss W to r each 9LEUDWLQJ DOH UW , t hen p r es s 6HOHFW again . 4) Us e W to highlight 2Q or 2II and pr ess 2. . If yo u choose 2Q , your phone will vibra te even i f y o u hav e set 5LQJLQJ RSWLRQV ( see page 58 ) to 6LOHQW . No te: The vibrating aler t does n ot w ork w hen your phone is conne cted to any charg er or car kit. Voice mail box nu mber This number dial s your voice mailbox. See Ã®ÂÂVoice m essagesÃ®ÂÂ in ne xt section. Voice messages W h en you rece iv e a voi ce mess ag e, your phone will notify you b y be eping, li ghting up th e voice messa ge indicator, and displ aying 1HZ YRLFH PHVVDJH . The dis play shows the number of m essages if there are more than one.
71 Storing your voic e mailbox number 1) Press 0HQ X 1 2 2 ( 0HVVDJHV - 9RLFH PHVVDJHV - 9RLFH PDL OER [ QXP EHU ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) 2) Enter voice mailbox number 3) Pr ess 2. Once y ou ente r your voice mailbox n umber, i tÃ®ÂÂs used unti l you cha nge it again. It may be up to 3 2 digits long. Note: Th e voice mailbox m ay be provided by the n etwork (the service pro vider gives yo u the nu mber t o call). Calling your voice mailbox any tim e Pr ess 0HQX 1 2 1 ( 0HVVDJHV - 9RLFH PHVVDJHV - /LVWH Q WR YRLFH PHVVDJHV ) (For details on how to work the Men u, se e pa ge 13) OR Pr e ss and hold 1 Note : Before yo u can call yo ur voice m ailbox, you m ust first store you r voice m ailbox numb er. Voice pr ivacy Note: This feat ure may not be available in all areas. P l ease see your ser vice pr ovider for details and availab i lity . Used only in digital networks, Voice Privacy encrypts the vo ice ch annel so tha t people can not eav esdro p on your conversa tion. If you turn this feature on and voic e pri vacy bec omes ina ctive for a ny reason your p hone displa ys 9RLFH SULY DF\ QRW DFWLYH and beep s. Yo u may set this to 2Q or 2II by press ing 0HQ X 4 4 1 ( 6HWWL QJV - 1HWZ RU N VHU YLFH V - 9RLFH SULYDF \ ). Warnin g tones This is one of t he settings in your phoneÃ®ÂÂs Profi les ( see page 55 ). Wa rning tones incl ude tone s your phone makes f or conditions such as errors, confirmations,
72 powe r on, b attery low, a nd rec harge b attery . You can set wa rning tones on or off. T urni ng w ar ning tones on a nd off 1) Press 0HQ X 3 ( 3URILOHV ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Y our phone list s ea ch Profile. Use W to high light the one you want to set the warning to nes f or and press 2SWLRQV . 3) H ighlight &X VW RP L] H and pr ess 2. . Pr ess W to :D UQLQ J WRQ HV , th en p ress 6HOH FW . 4) Us e W to hi ghli ght 2Q or 2II and pres s 2. Wel com e no t e You ca n program a welcom e note into your phon e to displa y a me ssage when you first turn it on (i.e. hello, your name, a reminde r, etc.). The maxim um length is 36 char acters . 1) Press 0HQ X 1 3 ( 0HVVDJHV - : HOFRPH QRWH ) (For deta ils on ho w to wo rk th e Me nu, see p age 13 ) 2) Enter new message or e dit an existing one 3) Press 2SWLRQ V 4) Press W to 6DYH or (UDVH and pr ess 2. Th e w elc om e no te d is pl ays ea ch ti me y ou r p ho ne i s switc hed on. Char acte rs you en ter ar e added to t he left of the cursor. Press &OHDU to de lete charact ers to th e lef t of the cursor. Press W or V to move the cursor right or le ft. See Ã®ÂÂEnter ing letters a nd num ber sÃ®ÂÂ on page 36 for det ail s.
73 6. Accessories If you wa nt to e nhance your phoneÃ®ÂÂs functi onality, an ext ens iv e ra ng e of acce ss orie s i s ava ilable for y ou . Yo u can s elec t any of the se items to help accom modat e your specifi c communica tion nee d s. For avai labilit y of these an d othe r accessories, contact you r service provider . A few p rac tica l rules for ac ce sso ry op erati on: Kee p al l acce sso rie s out of reac h of smal l child ren . When you disconne ct the po wer c or d of a ny acc essory , grasp and pul l the plug , not the cor d. Check r egularly tha t any vehi cle-insta lled acces- sor ies ar e mo unted and ar e ope rating pr oper ly . Installation of any c om plex car a ccessories must be m ade by qu alif ied p ersonnel only . Use o nly batteries, cha rgers an d accesso ries appro ved by t he phone man ufacturer . The use of any oth er types will invalidate any appr oval or wa rranty applying to the p hone, a nd may be danger ous. See page 8 for impor tant battery usage infor mation. Batter ies The foll owing table s hows b attery options that a re avail- able for y our phone, chargin g times wi th the Rapid Travel Charger (ACP- 9U) and t he Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger (LCH-9), talk times, and standby times. Consult your service provider for more information. These charging times are approxima te.
74 CONTAINS: Nick el metal hy dride or lit h- ium io n ba tte ry. M us t be recyc le d or di spo sed of prop erl y. Must no t be dis - pos ed of in mu nici pal waste . Cha r ging Ti mes Standby and T alk Times No te: The times shown are app roximate . Battery o peration times var y acco rding to signal cond iti ons, n etwo rk param eters set by t he ser vice pro vider , a nd how you u se you r phone. Battery Option ACP-7U Charger ACP-9U Charger BLS-2 Extended Li- Ion Battery 900 mAh 4 hrs 2 hrs BMS-2 Extended NiMH Battery 900 mAh 4 hrs 1 hr 30 min BMS-2V Vibrating N iMH Battery 900 mAh 4 hrs 1 hr 30 min BLS-4 Extended Li- Ion Battery 1500 mAh 5 hrs 3 hrs 30 min Battery Option Digital T alk T ime Analog T alk T ime Standby T ime BLS-2 Extended Li -Ion Battery 900 mAh 2 hrs to 3 hrs15 mi n 1 hr to 1 hr 50 min 100 to 200 hrs (dig ) 30 to 50 hrs (ana) BMS-2 Extended N iMH Battery 900 mAh 2 hrs to 3 hrs15 mi n 1 hr to 1 hr 50 min 100 to 200 hrs (dig ) 30 to 50 hrs (ana) BMS-2V Vi brating Ni MH Battery 900 mAh 2 hrs to 3 hrs15 mi n 1 hr to 1 hr 50 min 100 to 200 hrs (dig ) 30 to 50 hrs (ana) BLS-4 Extended Li -Ion Battery 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 Charg e rs & Othe r Acce ss or i es The fol lowi ng ch arge rs and other ac cessori es are avai l- able for you r phon e; p lease se e you r dea ler for deta ils. Also, refer to the accessories brochure that was included i n your sa l es p ackage for th e entire line of G enuine Nokia A ccessories. Note : When a charge r is not in u se, d isconne ct it from the pow - er sour ce. Do not leave t he batt ery conne cted to a ch arger f or longer than a wee k, since overcha rging ma y shorten its life. If left unused, a fully ch arged b attery will discharg e itself over tim e. Stan dard T rav el C harge r (A C P -7 U) This lightweight (1 87 g) and dur abl e AC charg er can be used wit h all battery op tions. To us e th e Stan da rd Tr ave l Charge r, plug it into a wa ll out- let and con nect t he le ad from the cha rger to the b ase of y our pho ne. The c h arge r ca n al so be us ed t oge t her wi th th e Compact Desktop Charging Stand (DC H -9). R apid T ravel Char ger (ACP-9U) This lightweight (1 00g) A C charger can be used with al l bat tery option s. Call s can be ma de duri ng charg i n g, eve n with a full y di scha rged ba tte ry . To use the Rapid Travel Charger (ACP-9U ), plug it into a standard 120V AC wall o utl et , an d co nne ct the lead fr om th e cha rger t o th e base o f your p hone. The char ger can also b e used toget her with the o ptio nal Compact Desktop Charging Stand (DCH-9 ). App roxi- mate c harging times for discharged batteries are shown at t he beginning of this se ction.
76 R apid Ciga r ette Lighte r Char ger ( LCH-9) You ca n charge your phone Ã®ÂÂs battery from your vehicle battery b y using the Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger (LCH- 9). You can also use this lightweight charger with the Compact Desktop Charging Stand (DCH-9). Call s are possi ble d uring c harging . A green ligh t ind i- cates the charger is ready for c harging (wh en not charging) or finishe d charging (if it has been chargi ng). The batt ery charg ing time s ar e the same as tho se for th e Ra pid Tr av el C har ge r (A CP- 9U ) The input vol t age range is from 11 to 3 2V DC, negati ve grounding. A voi d prolonged c harging wi th the Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger (LCH-9) when the car engine is not runn i ng; this may c a use the b atte ry of your car to drai n. Note also t hat in som e cars the ci garette li ghter plu g is not provi ded w it h elec tric ity if t he ignit ion is not switched on. Compact Desktop Char ging S tand (DCH-9) The C ompac t Des kto p Char g- ing Stand (DCH-9 ) supports your ph one for an ea sy and conveni e nt way to cha rge your ph oneÃ®ÂÂs batt ery, a s well as a spa re batte ry. U sed t og eth er w ith th e Sta nda rd Tra v el C har ge r (ACP- 7U) or t he Rapid Travel Charger (ACP- 9U), this drop- in stand is an ec onomica l cho ice wh en you need your ph one close at han d, alway s ready for call s. Charging is indi cated by the scroll ing battery bars on the right si de of your phone Ã®ÂÂ s display. W hen the sc rol- lin g sto ps, the batt ery is ap pr oxim atel y 80% ch arge d. A ba tter y will be ful ly charged a fe w hours afte r the scroll ing stops.
77 Also, you may notic e a lig ht in d ica tor on the stand, whi c h is used fo r ch argi ng a sp are bat tery. A gre en light ind icates a ba ttery i s at l eas t 80% f ull; the r ed ligh t ind icates a batte ry is c hargi ng.
78 7. T roubleshoot ing What if cha rg ing fai l s? If you r pho ne d isplays 1RW FKDUJLQJ , cha rging is s us- pended . Make sure the batter y is conn ected to an appr ove d charg in g de vic e an d that t he bat tery i s at roo m te mperat ure . Ext reme tem perat ures, hot or co ld, can affe ct your b atte ryÃ®ÂÂ s perf ormance and preve nt char ging . If c harging stil l f ails, discon nect t he cha rger from y our phon e. Th en reco nnect the cha rger to your phone and retry . If you s till exper ience chargi ng prob lems, con tact your dealer and , if necessary, b ri ng your phone in to have it servi ced. Also remember to brin g in your battery and cha rger. No servi c e If youÃ®ÂÂre outside the wireless s ervice area, 1R VHUYLFH will displa y on your phon e. No call s can be made or re ceiv ed, in clu ding emer gen cy ca ll s. What if the cal l doe snÃ¢ÂÂ t go thr oug h? Your ph one can mak e and recei ve calls onl y wh en itÃ®ÂÂs switched on and i n the wireless networkÃ®ÂÂs service area. 1R VHUYLFH mean s that youÃ®ÂÂre prob abl y outsi d e th e w i re - less service area. No calls c an be made or received. See Ã®ÂÂGet a stron g signalÃ®ÂÂ on page 9. &K HF N FD OO UH VWUL FWL RQ V means c alls to the phon e nu mber you tri ed to ca ll are rest ricted ( se e Ã®ÂÂR estr ict cal lsÃ®ÂÂ o n page 57 ), or your phone is locked ( see Ã®ÂÂPhone lockÃ®ÂÂ on page 53 ). No te: Check w ith you r service p rovider fo r inform ation abo ut wh en you ne ed to dial a Ã®ÂÂ1Ã®ÂÂ and/o r an ar ea code in addition to the nu mber. If y ou mak e a mi s tak e dia l ing Press &OHDU to del ete th e last c haract er entere d, or p ress and hold &OHDU to dele te all chara cters ente red.
79 8. Reference Information Importan t Safety Inf orma tion T r affi c Saf e ty Do not use a h and-held telephone while driving a veh icle. If using a ha nd-held phone p ark the vehicle b efore conver sing. Alwa ys secure the p hone in its holder ; do no t place t he phon e on the passen ger seat or wh er e it can break loose in a collision or sudden st op. The use of an alert de vice to operat e a vehicleÃ®ÂÂ s lights or h orn on pub lic r oads is no t perm itted . Reme mber , r oad safety always comes first! Ope r at ing E nv iro nm en t Reme mber to follow any sp ecial r egulatio ns in force in any area and always sw itch off your p hone whe never it is for bidden to use it, or when it m ay cau se interference or danger . W hen conn ecting the ph one or any ac cessory to ano ther de - vice, read its u serÃ®ÂÂ s g uide for detailed safety instr uctions. D o no t connect incompa tible product s. As with o ther mo bile r adio transmi tting eq ui pment, user s ar e advised that for the satisfactory op eratio n of the equipm ent and for the safety of perso nnel, it is recomm ended that the equ ip- me nt sh oul d on ly be used in t he no rma l op erati ng p osi tion (he ld to your ear with the an tenna p ointing over you r shoulde r). El ec tronic Devi ces Most m ode rn e lectronic e quipm ent is shiel ded from radio fr eq uency (R F) signals. H o wever , c ertain elect ronic equ ipme nt may not be shielded ag ainst the RF sig nals from your wir eless phone. Pace m ake rs Pacem aker ma nufa cturers recomm end th at a m inimum se para- tion of 6 inche s (20 cm .) be ma intai ned be tween a h and held wir eless phone and a p acemaker to avoid pot ential inte rference with the p acemaker . These recom mendat ions a r e consisten t with the ind epende nt research b y and recom mendat ions of W i r eless T e chnology R esearch. Perso ns with pacem akers: Ã®ÂÂ Should always keep the phone mo r e than 6 inches (20 cm ) from the ir pa cemaker when the pho ne is sw itched on ;
80 Ã®ÂÂ Should not car ry the p hon e in a breast p ocket; Ã®ÂÂ Should use the ear o pposi te the p ace maker to min imiz e th e po t en t ia l f or in t er fe ren c e. Ã®ÂÂ If you have any reaso n to susp ect that interf erence is tak- ing place, switch of f your p hone im mediately . He ar ing Aid s Some d igital wir eless phones may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such inte rference, you may wan t to consult your service provider . Other Medical D evices Op era tion of any r adio tra nsmitting eq uipm ent , including ce llular phon es, may inte rfere with the funct ionality of inad equately protected medical device s. Consu lt a physician or the manufac- turer of t he med ical device to dete rmin e if they are ad equ ately shie lded from exter nal R F energ y or if yo u have any qu estion s. Switch off your pho ne in health care fac ilities when any regula- tions p osted in these a r eas instru ct you to do so. H ospitals or heal th care facil ities ma y be using equip men t that c ould be sensitive to exter nal RF energy . Ve h i c l e s RF signals may affect improperly installed or in adeq uat ely shielded electronic syst ems in mo tor vehicles (e.g. electronic fuel injection systems, e lectronic anti-skid (anti-lock) brakin g systems, electronic speed co ntr o l systems, air bag systems). Che ck with the ma nufac tur er o r its repres entativ e regarding your ve hicle. Y o u should also co nsult the manufact urer of any eq uipm ent tha t has bee n ad ded to your vehicle. Po st ed F aci lities Switch your ph one off in any facility where posted notices so require. P o te n t ia ll y E xp l os iv e At m o s p h e re s Switch off your phone when in any a r ea with a po tentially explo- sive atmosp her e and ob ey all signs and instruction s. Sparks in such areas could cause an explosio n or fir e resulting in bodily injury or even death. U sers are ad vised to switch off the phon e wh ile at a r efuelin g point (service station ). U ser s ar e reminded of the need to ob - serve restrict ions on th e use of radio equ ipment in f uel de pots (fuel stor age and distr ibution areas), c hem ical plants or where blas ting ope rations are in p rogr ess.
81 Areas with a p otentially explosive atmosphere ar e often but not al ways clea rly mar ke d. Th ey i ncl ude belo w deck on b oat s; chemical tr ansfer or storag e facilities; vehicles usin g lique fied petroleum g as (such as propa ne o r butane ); ar eas whe re the air contains c hemicals or particles, su ch as grain, d ust or metal powder s; and an y oth er area where you wou ld norm ally be advised to tur n o f f your vehicle engin e. V ehi cles Only qu alified personnel should service the phone, or install the phone in a veh icle. Fau lty installation or ser vice may be da nger- ous and may invalidate any warranty which m ay apply to the unit. Check regularly that all wireless p h one equ ipment in your vehicle is mou nted and opera ting p r o perly . Do no t store or carr y flamm able l iquids , gase s or explosi ve materials in t he same com partme nt as the pho ne, its pa rts or accessories. For vehicles e quip ped with a n air bag , remember that an air bag inflates with great force. Do not plac e objects, including both installed or po rtable wireless eq uipment, in the ar ea over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. If in-vehicle wireless equ ipment is im properly in stalled and the air b ag inflat es, serious injury could re sult. Swit ch off your p hone be fore boardin g an aircraft. The use o f wir eless teleph ones in an aircraft m ay be da ngerous to the o p- eration o f the aircraft, disrupt t he w ireless telepho ne netwo rk and may be illegal. Failure to ob serve these instruc tions m ay lead to the s uspensi on or den ial of te lepho ne services t o the o ffender , o r legal action, or both. Emergency Calls IM PO R T AN T! This phon e, like any wireless pho ne, op erates using radio signals, wireless and lan dline netwo rks as well as u ser -pr o - gramm ed functions wh ich ca n not g uarantee con nection in all conditions. Therefor e, you should never r e ly solely upon any wir eless phon e for esse ntial comm unica tions (e.g. medical emerge ncies). Reme mber , to make o r receive an y call s the ph one mu st be switched on and in a se rvice ar ea with adeq uate signal strength. Emergency calls may not be possible on all wir eless phone net- works or wh en certain ne twor k services and/ or phon e features ar e in use. Chec k with local ser vice provide rs.
82 M aking an E me rge ncy C all 1) If th e ph one is not o n, swi tch it on 2) Key in t he emerge ncy number f or your p resent lo cati on (e .g. 911 or o ther o f ficia l em ergen cy num - ber). Emergency numbers vary by location. 3) Press ÃÂ³ If certa in feature s are in use (keygu ard, restrict calls, etc .), you m ay first need to turn those fe atures off before yo u can m ake an em ergenc y call. Consult t his docum ent and your local cellular ser vice provid er . W he n making a n em ergenc y cal l, remembe r to gi ve a ll the n e- cessary info rm ation as accu rate ly as possible. Re membe r that your wireless phone may be the only mea ns of commun ication at the scen e of an a ccident - do no t cut off the call until g iven permission to do so. Radio F reque ncy (R F) Signal s Y o ur wir eless handheld po rtable telephone is a low powe r radio transmitter and receiver . W hen it is O N, it receives and also sends o ut radio fr eq uency (RF) sig nals. In August, 19 9 6, the Fed eral Co mmuni cations C omm ission (FC C) adopted RF exposure guidelines with safety l e vels for handh eld wireless phones. Tho se guidelines are consisten t with safety standa r ds pr evio usly set by both U.S. and inter national standards b odies: ANSI C95.1 (199 2)*, NCRP Repor t 86 (1986 )*, ICNIRP (199 6)*. Those standards were b ased on c omprehensiv e and periodi c evaluation s of the relevant scientific literatu r e. For exam ple, over 1 20 scientists, engine ers, and physicians from universities, gov- er nment health agencies a nd ind ustry reviewed t he av ailable body of research to de velop the A NSI Stan dard (C9 5.1 ). The d esign of yo ur phon e comp lies with t he FCC guid elines (and t hose standards). *Am eric an Nat ional S tandards I nsti tute, N ational Cou ncil on Rad iation Protecti on and Meas ur ement s; Int er nationa l Com- mi ssion on N on-Io niz ing Rad iation Protec tion.
83 Car e and Ma inte nanc e Y ou r phon e is a p roduct of su per ior desi gn and cra ftsmanshi p and sho uld be treated with care. Th e suggestions b elow w ill help you to fulfill any warranty ob ligations and allow you to enjoy this p roduct for many years. W hen usi ng your ph one, ba tter y , charger , O R any accessory: Ã®ÂÂ Keep it a nd all its par ts and ac cessories ou t of sma ll childrenÃ®ÂÂ s r eac h. Ã®ÂÂ Keep it d ry . Precipitati on, hu midity and liq uids conta in mi nerals that will corrod e electronic circuits. Ã®ÂÂ Do not use or store it in dusty , dirty areas as its m oving part s can be damage d. Ã®ÂÂ Do not store it in hot areas. High tem peratu res can shorten the life o f electronic device s, da mage b atteries, a nd w arp or m elt certain plastics. Ã®ÂÂ Do not store it in cold ar eas. W hen the phone warms up (to its n ormal op era ting tem perature), m oisture can fo rm insid e th e phone , which ma y dama ge the ph one's el ec- tr oni c cir c ui t boar d s. Ã®ÂÂ Do not attemp t to op en it . Non -expert handl ing of th e device m ay damage it. Ã®ÂÂ Do not drop, kno ck or sh ake it. R ough ha ndling can break inter nal circuit bo ar ds. Ã®ÂÂ Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solven ts, or strong deter gents to clean it. W ip e it with a so ft cloth sligh tly damp ened in a mild soap -and-wate r solution. Ã®ÂÂ Do not paint it. P aint can clog the deviceÃ®ÂÂ s m oving pa rts and p revent p roper operatio n. Ã®ÂÂ Use only the sup plied or an approved replacement anten na. U nauth oriz ed ant ennas, m odifications o r attach - ment s could damag e the phon e and may violate r egula- ti ons go ve r nin g rad io de vices . Ã®ÂÂ If the p hone, b attery , ch arger , or an y accessory is not working properly , take it to your ne arest qualified service facility . The p ersonne l there will assist you, an d if neces- sary , arr ang e for ser vice.
84 9. T ech nica l D ata W irel ess System Dual -Band TDMA and AMPS Weigh t 165g ( 6 o z ) w ith BMS-2 900 mAh NiMH Bat tery Siz e 140 c c Frequency Range Low band 824.04 - 848.97 MHz (TX) 869.04 - 893.97 MHz (RX) Hig hban d 1850.04 - 1909.92 MHz (TX) 1930.08 - 1989.96 MHz (R X) Transmitter Output Pow er Up to 600mW nomi na l B att ery Vo lta ge 3.6 V nomi nal Ch ar ging curre nt 850 mAh ma x. Oper atin g Temp eratu re -20ÃÂ°C t o 40ÃÂ°C (-4ÃÂ° F to 104ÃÂ°F) Num ber o f C hann els 832 lo wban d 1997 h igh ba nd Num ber of NAMs 3 Memo ry Loca tion s 199 Memo ry Capacity A lpha : 16 digits pe r loca tion Num eric: 32 d igits p er loc ation USA NOKI A MOBILE PHONES Ã®ÂÂ 6200 Cou r tne y Ca mpb ell C ause wa y , Suit e 900 , T a m pa , FL 336 07 T el : 1 - 888- NOK IA2U (1- 888 -665 -42 28) CANA DA NO KIA P RO DUCT S L TD. Ã®ÂÂ 575 W estney Rd. So uth, Ajax, Onta rio L1S 4N7. T el : (90 5) 427-6654 The i nformation contained in this p hone w as wri tten for dual-mode TDMA and A M PS phones . Th e right to make chan ges and imp rovements to any of the pro- ducts de scribed in this guide without prior notice is reserved. I s s u e N o . 1 P r i n t ed i n C an a d a 0 2 / 9 8 ÃÂ© 1998 Noki a Mobi le Phon es. All r ights re ser ve d .
85 NOKIA O ne-Year Limited Warrant y Nokia Mob ile Ph ones, I nc. (Ã®ÂÂNM PIÃ®ÂÂ) wa rra nts that t his cellular phone (Ã®ÂÂProduct" ) is free from defects in mate rial an d wor kman - ship, acco rding to the following ter ms and cond itions: 1. T he limited warr anty for th e Product e xtends for O NE (1 ) year begi nning on the d ate of p urchase of t he Produc t. 2. T he limit ed warr anty e xtends on ly to t he origina l consu mer purchaser (Ã®ÂÂ Consu merÃ®ÂÂ) of the P roduct and is not a ssignable or transfera ble t o an y subseq ue nt purchaser /end us er . 3. T he lim ited w arranty extend s on ly to C onsum ers who pur - chase the Product in the United States. 4. D uri ng the limit ed w arranty p erio d, NM PI will repa ir , or re- place, at NMP IÃ®ÂÂ s op tion, any d efective parts, o r any pa rts that will not p roperly ope rate for the ir intended use with new or fac - tory rebuilt r eplacem ent items. No charge will be made to t he Consumer for any such parts. NM PI will also pay for the labor charges incu rred by NMPI in repairing or replacing the d efective pa rts. Th e e xtern al h ousi ng an d co smet ic part s shal l be fr ee of defects a t th e time of shipm ent a nd, the refore, shall not be covered und er these limited warranty t erm s. 5. U pon request from NM PI, the Co nsumer must prov ide in for- mation t o reason ably p rove the date of purchase . 6. T he Consum er sh all bear the c ost of shipp ing t he Product to the Cu stom er Servi ce Dep art ment of N MPI. N MPI shall bear the cost of shippi ng the Product bac k to the Consu mer after th e completion o f service under this limited warranty . 7. Th e Consum er shall have no covera ge or benef its under this limited warranty if any of the fo llowing conditions are applicable: a) The P r oduc t has been sub ject to ab norma l use, a bnorm al condi tions, imp roper stora ge, expo sure to moistu re or dam p- ness, unau tho rized mod ification s, un authori zed connect ions, unautho riz ed repai r , misu se, ne glect, abuse, a ccide nt, alt er- ation, improp er installat ion, or oth er acts which are not the fault of NM PI, i ncludin g dama ge c aused by shipp ing an d blown fuses. b) The C ustome r Service Dep artmen t at NM PI was not no tified by Co nsumer of th e alleged d efect or ma lfunct ion of the Product dur ing th e applicab le limited warrant y per iod. c) The P roduct serial nu mber p late o r the acc essory dat e co de has been removed, d efaced, o r altered.
86 d) The def ect or dama ge wa s caused b y the defective fu nction of the cellular system, or by inadeq uate signal r ece ption by the exter nal ant enna . 8 . If a problem develops during the limited warranty period, the Consum er sh ould take the following step-b y-step procedu r e: a) The Consu mer shall retur n th e Product to the place of pur- chase fo r repa ir or replacem ent processing. b) I f Ã®ÂÂaÃ®ÂÂ is not con venient the Consu mer may con tact the Cus- tome r Service D epart men t at NM PI, at th e pho ne numb er listed on th e bo ttom o f th e next pa ge for fu rth er inst ructions. c) The Consu mer shall sh ip the Product prepaid and insured. E xpen ses related to r em oving the Produ ct from an inst alla tion are not covered under this limited w arranty . d) T he Co nsum er w ill be bill ed fo r any par ts or l abo r char ges n ot covered by this limited warranty . The Consum er shall be re- spons ible for expe nses rel ated to reinstalla tion o f the P r oduct . e) I f the P roduct is r etu rned to the Custo mer Service Depar t- ment at NM PI during the limited wa rranty period, but the problem wi th the P roduct can not be fi xed u nder the term s and cond itions of this limited wa rran ty , the C onsumer will be no tified and g iven an estimate o f th e charg es the C onsume r m ust pay to have th e Product r e pair e d, with all shipping ch arges billed to the C onsumer . If the est imate is refused, the Product will be re- tur ne d fr eig ht colle ct. If th e Product is retur ned to th e Custo mer Serv ice Depart ment at N MPI after the ex pira tion of th e warra nty period , NMPIÃ®ÂÂ s norm al service po licies shall ap ply and th e Consumer w ill be invoiced for all shipping charges. 9 . The P roduct con sists of newl y assemb led eq uipm ent that may co ntain used compo nents which have been reprocessed to allow mac hine comp liance w ith Product pe rforman ce a nd reli a bility specification s. 10. A NY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCH ANT A BILITY , OR FITNESS FOR A P A RTICULAR PURPO SE OF USE, SHAL L BE LIM ITE D TO TH E DUR A TIO N O F TH E F O RE GO ING W R ITTE N WA R RAN TY , OT H ER W ISE , TH E FO RE G O IN G W A RR ANT Y IS THE PU RCHASE RÃ®ÂÂS SOLE AND E XCLUSIVE REM EDY AND IN LIE U O F A LL O T H ER W A RRA NTIE S , E XP RE SS OR IMP LIE D. NM PI SH ALL NO T B E LIA B LE FO R I NCI DEN T AL O R C O NSE - QUENT IAL D AMAGES OR A LOS S OF ANTI CIP A TED B E NE FIT S O R PR OF IT S, R E SU L TIN G FR OM T H E PU RCH A S E OR US E OF THE PR ODUC T OR ARIS IN G FROM THE BR E AC H
87 OF THE WA RRANTY EV EN IF NMPI KNEW O F THE LIKELI- HOOD OF S UCH D AMAGES. 11. So me state s do not al low limi tation o f how long an i mpl ied warrant y last s, so th e above lim itation may no t appl y to you (the Consu mer). Som e stat es do no t allow the exc lusion o f inciden- tal o r conseq uent ial dam age s, so the abo ve limi tatio n or exclusion s ma y not apply to you (the Co nsumer ). Th is lim ited warrant y gives you sp ecific lega l rights and you may also ha ve other r ights whic h vary from s tate to state . 12. NMP I ne ither assum es nor a uthoriz es a ny author ize d ser- vice ce nter or any perso n or en tity to assum e for it any o ther obligation or l iability beyond that which is expr e ssly pr ovide d for in this limited warranty . 13. Q uestions conce r ning this limited warranty ma y be d ir ected to the C ustom er Se rvice Dep artmen t at N okia, 6 20 0 Co urt ney Camp bell Ca useway , Sui te 9 0 0, T am pa, FL 33 6 07 . T elep hon e 1-888-NO KIA2U (1-888-66 5-422 8) or ( 8 13 ) 288-380 0, Facsimile: (8 1 3) 2 87- 66 12 . 14. Th e limited war ranty period for Nokia Product C orp. sup- plied attac hments a nd accesso ries are specifically defined within their o wn w arranty c ards and pa ckagin g.
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