Nokia 7190 User Manual
User Guide
The wire less phone de scribed in th is guide is appr oved for use in GSM 190 0 a n d AMP S 80 0 net wor ks . Copyr ight in formation P art No. 9 35 1773, Edition 1 Prin ted in Can ada 0 1/0 1 Copyright é 200 1 Nokia Inc. All r ights reserved. Nokia C onnecti ng P e ople and th e or iginal accessor ies lo gos are t rademarks of Nokia Corpor ation and/or its affiliates. US P atent No 58 18437 and other pen ding patents. T9 text i nput software Copyright é 1997 -2000. T egic Com munications, Inc. All r ights reserved. Navi⢠is a trademar k of Nokia Inc. Includes RSA BSAFE cryptographic or security pr otocol so ftwar e from RSA S ecurity . The information con tained in this User Guide was w ritten for Nokia phone NSB-5. Ther efore, the r ight to m ake changes and improvements to any of the products describe d in this guide without prior notice is r eserved. These commodities are authorized by the U.S. G overnment for export only to Canada, Mexico, or the U nited States. They may not be r esold, diverted, transferred, or otherwise disposed of in any other country , eith er in their original form or after be ing incorporated through an intermediate process into other end-items, without the written approval of th e U.S. Department of State. FCC/Ind u stry Canada Notic e Y our phone may ca use TV or r adio interfere nce (for example, when using a teleph one in clo se pr oxim ity to recei ving eq uipm ent). The FC C or Ind ustry Canada can require you to stop u sing your telephone if such interference cannot be eliminated. If you requi re assistan ce, contact your local service facility . This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the condition th at this device does not cause harmful inter ference.
[ i ] Contents 1. For your safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2. W elcome to Nokia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 T o f ind this guide on th e internet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Using this guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Network dependent f ea ture s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Li st of own num bers* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Cont acting y our ser vice prov ider * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Co ntacting Nok ia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 3. Before you begin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Install the SIM car d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Switch the phone on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Navi⢠roller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Y o ur phoneâ s cloc k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 4. About your phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Y o ur phoneâ s display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Y o ur phoneâÂÂs ke ys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 4 The sliding cove r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
[ i i ] 5. Make and answer calls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Make a cal l with the keypa d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Answer a ca ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 End a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Rejec t a c all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Re-d ial the last number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Earpiec e volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 6. Menu navigation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Important inf o about shortcuts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Menu list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 7. Y our phoneâÂÂs keypad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Enter c hara ct ers and numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Enter spec ial char acter s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 8. Phon e book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 Open th e Phone book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 Phone book options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Customize yo ur Phone book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Y o ur phoneâ s memor y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Li st of own num bers* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
[ iii ] 9. Call log* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Check missed calls* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 9 Check dialed ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Check re ceive d ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 Cl ear call l ists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 Call time rs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 1 0. V oice mail* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 4 Save the voice mail box number* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Call and set up your voice mai lbox* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Listen to y our v oice messa ges* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 1 1. Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Select a prof ile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Customize a pr ofile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 12. Advanc ed features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 8 Advanc ed dialing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 In-call opt ions* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Call for wa rding* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Automatic re dial* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 4 Calling ca rds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 V oi ce di aling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 6 1-to uch dialing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
[ iv ] 13. Customize your phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1 Customize the r oller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1 Display c ell inf ormation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Set th e display langua ge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2 SIM serv ice s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 14. Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Lo ck the k eyp ad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 4 Unlock t he ke ypa d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Slide setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Acce ss (P UK) codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5 Securit y c ode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Fixed dia ling* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Chan ge acce ss code s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 SIM car d secur ity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 1 Modul e securit y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 1 15. T ext messages* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 T e xt messaging set up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Write and se nd tex t messages* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Reply to a te xt me ssage* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 Special se nding options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Message st orage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Organize messa ges wit h folde rs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
[ v ] Message se ttings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 1 Predict ive tex t input . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 16. Y our P ersonal Digital Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Calenda r. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Alarm c lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Use th e Ca lculator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 0 T o- do list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 1 17. Communicate with other devices . . . . . . . . . . . 93 Infrare d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 18. DLR-3P connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 6 19. W elcome to the wireless Internet* . . . . . . . . . . 9 7 The Ser vices me nu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 W AP se ttings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Y o ur ser vice pr ovi der a nd WA P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Launch the brow ser* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Download a r inging tone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 2 20. Fun and games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 03
[ v i ] 2 1. Reference information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 04 Batte rie s an d charger s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 04 Important saf ety info rmation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 05 Care and mainte nanc e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 Acce ssorie s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 12 Batte rie s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 13 T r oubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 18 22. Frequently Asked Questions (F AQ) . . . . . . . . . . 12 1 23. Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 24. T echnical information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 25. Nokia One-Y ear Limited W arranty . . . . . . . . . 128 26. Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134
[ 1 ] For your safety 1. For your safety This sect ion provides various safety guidelin es. Read this infor mation before using your mobile ph one (hereafter referred to as âÂÂph oneâÂÂ). F a ilu re to compl y with these guide lines co uld pr ove to be dan ger ous or illegal. For more detailed safety information, refe r to âÂÂImportant safety inform ationâ on page 1 05 . Road safety co mes fir st DonâÂÂt use your phone while driving. P ark your vehicle f irst. Switch off in hospitals Switch off your phone when youâÂÂre in a hospita l or ne ar medical equipment. Follow any regulations or rules that are in force. Switch off in aircraft DonâÂÂt use phon es on airplane s, this can cause in terferen ce with aircraft navigational equipm ent. Also, the u se of phones on airplanes is illegal. Swit ch o ff w h en r efu elin g DonâÂÂt use the phone at a refueling point or near fuel or chemicals of a ny kind. Int er fer en ce All phones are susceptible to inter ference, which could affect performance. T his interfe rence could pr event you from making an emergen cy call . Use s ens ibly Use only in the normal position (to ear). Avoid unnecessary contact with the antenna when the phone is on. Qualif ied ser vic e Only qu alified service personnel can install or r epair cellular phone equipm ent.
[ 2 ] Acc es sori es and batter ies Use only approved accessories and batteries. DonâÂÂt connect incompatible products. Con nec ti ng t o ot her de vices When conn ecting to any other device, read the other deviceâÂÂs user guide for detailed sa fety instruction s. DonâÂÂt connect incompatible products. Remember to make backup copies of all important data. Making calls Ensure the phone is switched on and in service. Enter the ph one number , in cluding the area code, and th en press . T o end a call, press . To an swer a call, press . Emergency cal ls Ensure the phone is switched on and in service. If the wor d Clea r appears on screen above the right selecti on key , pr ess to clear the display . E nter the e mergen cy nu mbe r , and then pres s . Give your location and donâÂÂt end the call until told to do so. Infrared precautions DonâÂÂt poin t the infrared (IR) beam at anyoneâÂÂs eyes or allow it to interfere with other IR devices.
[ 3 ] W elcome to Nokia 2. W elcome to Nokia Y our new Nokia 7 190 is more than a n exceptional mobile ph one. Some people call the 7 190 a breakthrough in w ireless technology . W e call it Comman d@Hand . Mana ging pe rson al infor mation is e asy wi th the built -in phone book, calendar , and to-do list. Plus, wr iting messages is f aster than ever with a new feature called predictive text input. Y ou can even acces s selecte d inte rnet site s right f rom your ph one with the buil t in W AP brow ser . W e hope youâÂÂve already reviewe d the Welcom e brochure that came with your packa ge. If not, pleas e do so before reading this guide. The W elcome brochureâÂÂs colorful, inform ative steps ar e designed to familiar ize you with the basic features of your phone i n the shortest time possible. Also, your phone can be connected to a PC or laptop using its built in Infrared port. For more infor mation, see the accompanying PC Conne ctivity guide that came with you r package. ⢠T o find this guide on the internet The la te st ver si on of th is user gui de m ay be a vailab l e at www .NokiaUSA. com . Go to Phones an d search f or this m odel (the 7 190). ⢠Us i ng thi s g u ide Throughout this guide, youâÂÂll notice r epeated use of the followin g words and phrases. Pl ease take a moment to r ead and understand the ir use. ⢠Press . . . . . . . . . . . . . . briefly press and r elease a button or th e roller . ⢠Pre ss xxx . . . . . . . . . . press the selection key below xxx on the scr een. ⢠Press a nd ho ld . . . . . press and ho ld a button for 1 to 3 seconds (depending on the fe ature being used). ⢠Scro ll t o . . . . . . . . . . u se t he roller to s croll to an item in a displayed list.
[ 4 ] ⢠Scro ll un t il xxx ap pears . . . . . . . . scroll with the rolle r until a full page display menu or submenu appears on screen . Also, certain "style s" of tex t are used to attract attentio n or place em phasis. ⢠Italicized text is used to emphasize a point. For example, âÂÂY ou can not use your phone without this card.â â¢ Bold tex t indicates a web address, menu display , or web lin k. Examples include, âÂÂPr ess Menu to en ter the menu listâ and "Y ou ma y find this guide on-line at www .NokiaU SA.com ." Icons Y our phone displays icon s (pictu res) to in dicate your call s tatus, remind you of a m eeting, to let you kn ow a messa ge is waiting, an d much more. These icons and their descriptions are in cluded in the table below: Icon Des cri ptio n Ind icate s a call is a ctiv e. The phone i s waiting f or y ou to ente r num bers o r t ext. Musi cal note. YouâÂÂv e t urned off y our keyp ad to nes, warn ing to nes, message a lert tones, and set your ringing tone to Sile n t . Key. Key g uard has been act ivated to preven t accidental dialing. Tap e r eel . Y ou ha ve one o r mo re vo ic e m es sage s wa itin g. Unopened l etter. Y ou hav e one or m ore unr ead text me ssages wait in g. Upper case charac ters. Any charac ters yo u enter will be upperc ase. Press to switch back to lowercase. Lowe rcase charact ers. Any chara cters you enter wil l be lowercase. Press to switch back to upp ercase.
[ 5 ] W elcome to Nokia ⢠Network dependen t featu res Some features described in this guide may not be available in your home network. The paragraph heading f or features such as th ese will display an asterisk (*). See the example be low: Indicat es senten ce case. T h e first let ter of each sent ence will b e uppe rca se. Numbers. Ap pears when y ou pre ss and hold while editing text . On ly numb e rs can be e nte red in th is mo de. Bell. The al arm clock is set. Not epad . You have G enera l note ent ere d in yo ur Cal end ar . Gif t. Yo u have a not e in your C alend ar that it is som eon eâÂÂs bi rthd ay. Tele phone . You have a note in your Calend ar to call someone. Hands hake . You h ave a note in your Cal enda r of a meet ing. Battery . See â Star t scre en â on pag e 1 3 for a pi ctu re and d escr iptio n of the bat tery an d batter y bar. Icon Des cri ptio n ⢠Lis t of own numbers* Y ou r service provi der may have saved your phone, data, a nd fax n umber s to th e SIM car d. T o vi ew t h es e nu mbe rs:
[ 6 ] ⢠Contacti ng your service provider* Y ou may be able to contact your service pr ovider by pressing and holding 1 . This is helpful if youâÂÂre h aving trouble, such as when traveling outside your home area. If you have a problem that your service pr ovider considers to be Nokia related, th e service provider will let you know . If youâÂÂre unable to c ontact your s ervice provider using the method above, try diali ng the numbe r usin g the key pad . If you âÂÂve lost the n umber, yo u may be able to fin d it in y our ph one âÂÂs memo ry (if e nabl ed) . 1 Press Names , scroll to Servi ce num bers , and press the roller . 2 Scroll to any of the service numbers th at appear and press th e roller aga in . Fr om he re, you c an Ca ll the n umber , Vie w de tails of the nu mber , or Copy the number to you r Phone book. ⢠Contacti ng Nokia T o help Nokia promptly a nswer your questions, please have your phoneâÂÂs model number , IMEI number , and your loca l zip code ready when you ca ll Customer Service. The IMEI and model number are on back of your phone under the battery . If youâÂÂre calling about an accessory , please have it available for reference. No kia C ustome r Care C enter 7725 W oodland C enter B oul evard Suite 150 Tampa, FL 336 14 T el: 1-88 8-NOKI A2 U (1-8 88- 665-42 28 ) F ax: 1- 8 13- 249 -9 6 19 TTY Users: 1-800- 24NOK IA (1 -8 00-24 6- 65 42 ) 1. Thi s on e-key feature might no t be available on your sys t em. Contact your service provider for availability . Cust ome r Ca re, C ana da Nokia Products Ltd. 575 Westn ey Rd. Sou th Aj ax, O ntari o L1S 4N7 Tel: 1-88 8- 22 NOKI A (1-8 88 -226 -6 542 ) F ax: 1-90 5-4 27 -1 0 7 0
[ 7 ] Before you begin 3. Before you begin ⢠Install the SIM card The slot for the SIM card is located on back of your ph one, beneath th e battery . To install the SIM card, be sure that the phone is turned off , an d perform the following steps: ⢠If the battery is already attached, see âÂÂRemove the batteryâ on page 9. ⢠If the battery isnâÂÂt attached, go to ste p 1. 1 Insert the SIM card as shown, with the gold contacts facing dow n. Impo rtant ! The beveled corner on the SIM card must match up with the beveled corner on the SIM slot. 2 Lock the SIM card into place by sliding the card holder to the left. SIM Slot SIM card SIM slot
[ 8 ] Install the batt ery 1 Align the battery with th e slots on back of th e phone. 2 Gently slide th e battery toward th e ant enn a until you he ar a click . Charge th e b attery 1 Plug the lead from the charger into the circular jack on the end of your phone. 2 Plug the AC adapter into a standard wall outlet. The phone beeps and the batter y bar on screen starts to scroll from bottom to top. Note: If the battery is empty , it will t ake a moment for the bar on screen to begin scrolling. Tip: Y ou can use the ph one while itâ s charging. 3 When the ba ttery bar stops scrolling, the battery is fully charged. Note: Charging time depends on th e charger a nd battery . For example, charging time for the BLS-2N battery with the ACP-7U charger is a bout 2 hou rs . 4 Disconnect the charger from the phone and unplug it f rom the wall outlet once th e battery is fully charged.
[ 9 ] Before you begin Remove the battery Note: Switch the ph one off before removing the battery . 1 Press the release button on back of the bat te ry . 2 Push th e battery towar d the bottom of th e phone until it stops. 3 Lift the battery to remove. ⢠Switch the phone on Do not switch the ph one on where wir eless phone use is prohibited or when it may cause interfer ence or danger! 1 Press and hold until you see the display light up (about 3 se conds). 2 Enter the PIN code (if necessary) and press OK . â¢N a v i ⢠roller Y ouâ ll probably use the Navi roller as m uch or more than any other key on your p hone. Use th e roller in tandem with the selection keys to navigate menus, select items in lists, connect to the inte rnet, and much mor e. ⢠Roll the roller up or dow n to scroll through a list or to page throu gh menus and submenus. ⢠Press the roller to do th e followin g (dependin g on wh at is displayed): ⢠Show details of a h ighlighted name or number . ⢠Display a submenu. ⢠Select a highlighted f unction or setting.
[ 1 0 ] Tip: A press of the roller at th e Start screen displays the Nam es Lis t fro m the Phone book. Y ou can change this function so that a roller press displays other features. See âÂÂC ustomize the rollerâ on page 6 1 for more information. ⢠Y our phoneâÂÂs clock Y ou can set th e tim e, the ti me fo rmat (12/ 24 hr ), a nd wh ether you wa n t to display the clock on screen or hide it from vie w . Show or hide the clock 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Setti ngs appears and pres s the roller . Time settings appears on screen . 3 Press the roller , scroll until Clock appears, and press the roller again. Sh ow c loc k is highlighted. 4 Press the roller . Cl ock show n appears on screen. Note: T o hide the clock, follow the steps above, bu t scroll to Hide c lock (in s tep 4) i nstea d of Sho w c loc k . Select the display format Y our ph one supports both 12 and 24-hour display formats. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . Time settings appears on screen . 3 Press the roller an d scroll until Clock appears. 4 Press the roller and scroll to Time fo rmat . 5 Press t he roll er , scroll to 24-hou r or am/pm , and pr ess the rolle r again. am/ pm s el ec te d or 24- hour cl oc k sele ct ed appears on s creen.
[ 1 1 ] Before you begin Set the time 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . Time settings appears on screen . 3 Press the roller an d Scroll until Clo ck appears. 4 Press the roller , scroll to Set t he ti me , and press th e roller again. 5 Scroll with the roller to ch ange the hour (or u se the keypad). 6 When the correct hour is displayed, press the r oller . The minutes are highligh ted. 7 Scroll with th e roller to change the minutes, or you can enter the minutes using th e keypad. 8 Press OK . 9 Scroll to am or pm and press the r oller . Time is set appears on screen.
[ 12 ] 4. About your phone Front Fixe d Po w e r k e y Se lectio n key s Slidi n g Microphone cover antenna Disp lay screen Rolle r Earphone Back Infrared port an ten n a j a ck Extern al Bottom Charger plug DLR-3P
[ 13 ] About your phone ⢠Y our phoneâÂÂs display Start screen The Start screen refers to th e phoneâÂÂs initial display , n o menus or submenus are shown. Return to the S tart screen from anywhere by pressing . HOME Y our ser vice providerâÂÂs name often appears here. The segmented bar above this icon indicates signal strength. The h igher the bar - th e str onger the sign al. The segmented bar above this icon indicates the battery level. The higher the bar - the more power left in the bat tery . Header an d scroll bar When y ouâÂÂr e nav igati n g menu s, a h eader appears at th e top of your s cree n. Th e header shows the menu or submenu in which youâÂÂr e workin g. The scr oll bar show s t he menu nu mber as well as the menuâÂÂs relative position within the me nu st ru ctu re. Adjust the di splay contrast 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . Scro ll bar Head er
[ 14 ] 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll t o Phone s etti ngs and press the roller . 4 Scroll to Disp la y co ntrast and press the roller . A bar graph a ppe ars on screen. 5 Roll the roller up or down to adjust the contrast. 6 Press the roller to accept your changes. ⢠Y our phoneâÂÂs keys Ke y Des cri ptio n Po wer key: Press and ho ld to swit ch th e phone on or off , or to dis p lay th e prof iles li st. Selec ti on key s: Press one of these to perf orm the function indic ated o n scr een above t he key. Rolle r: Roll to sc roll through menus and lists. Press to sele c t a hi ghlig ht e d ite m. U se dur in g a cal l to adju s t the earpi ece volu me. Talk key : Pre ss to call the name/number shown on screen or to answer a call. Pr ess once at the Start screen to en ter the list of last-d i a le d n u m b er s . End k ey: Press to end a call o r to ret urn to the main menu. Note: On AM PS, pressin g th e end k ey will mute t h e ri ng. Nu mber keys : Press to enter a number or letter. Tip: Pre ss an d hold to cal l your voi ce ma ilb o x. is used for scroll in g throu gh dia lin g co des and br ingi ng up the spe cial c harac ters lis t. is use d to perform specia l func tions ( such as chan ging the lett e r ca se in ABC mode ) and swi tchin g fro m ABC to 123 mode. -
[ 15 ] About your phone Selecti on keys T wo selection keys are located below the display s creen. In this guide, each selection key is r eferred to by the text above it, inside the screen (such as Me nu or Nam es ). For example, pr essi ng Menu displays the first of m any menus. Sim ilarly , pressing Nam es displays the Phone book menu. ⢠The sliding cover The sliding cover pr otects the keypad and can be used to answer , end , or r eject a call. ⢠T o open th e cover , sli de it down. ⢠T o close the cove r , slide it up until you hear a click. Tip: Closing the cover exits the menu or Phone book and returns you to the Star t screen. Just in case... If the plastic part of your sliding cover accidentally comes off, reattach the cover as described in âÂÂReattach the s li ding coverâ on page 120. Select ion keys
[ 16 ] 5. Make and answer calls Besides using your keypad, you can also m ake calls using your phone book, voice dial, or 1-touch dialing, once youâÂÂve programmed these features. Tip: Use the index in back of this guide to locate th ese features quickly . ⢠Make a call with the keypad 1 Open the slidin g cover w hile the phone is on. 2 Enter the area code and phone number using th e keypad. 3 Press . Y our phone dials the nu mber . 4 T o end the call, press . Make an internat iona l call 1 Enter the correct international dialin g prefix. 2 Enter the correc t international country code (1 for the US, 5 8 for V e nezuela, and s o on). 3 Enter the area code and phone number . 4 Press . Y our phone dials the n umber . Call service numbers* If your service pr ovider has en abled this feature, you can view th e phone numb ers sav ed to your SIM card. 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es and scroll to Service numbers . 2 Press the roller and scroll to any of the s ervice numbers th at appear . 3 Press the roller again. From here, you can Ca ll th e n um ber , View deta ils of th e numb er , or Cop y th e number to your Phone book.
[ 17 ] Make and answer calls ⢠Answ e r a call ⢠Open the slidin g cover , or pre ss . â¢E n d a c a l l ⢠Press or close the slidin g cover . ⢠Rej ect a call â¢P r e s s Decl ine or close th e sliding cover while your ph one is ringing. A busy sign al is sent to the network. ⢠Re-dial th e last number The last 30 num bers dialed f rom your phone are stor ed in m emory . T o display and redial these numbers: 1 At the Start scr een, press . 2 Scroll to any of th e numbers using the roller . 3 Press to call the nu mber , or press Opt ions to display the following list: Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Calls the highlighted n umber . Call time . . . . . . . . . . All ows you to view the call time and date of the highlighted number . Edit n umber . . . . . . . Allows you to edit the nu mbe r and s ave it to your phone. Save . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Saves the nu mbe r to memor y . You can edit the name a nd nu mber be for e yo u sa ve. Add to phon e boo k . A dds the number to you r phone book. Era se . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erases the nu mbe r fr om your dia l list. 4 Scroll to highlight an option . Press t he roller to select.
[ 18 ] ⢠Ear piece vol ume While in a call, roll the roller . A bar gr aph appears on screen. Roll the r oller again to adjust the volume. The larger bars indicate higher ear piece volume. Volume
[ 19 ] Menu navigation 6. Menu navigation Y our phone has 12 mai n men us. Ea ch ma in menu cont ai ns a nu mber of submenus and lists. Y ou can navigate the men us using the roller and selection keys, or you can use a shortcut. ⢠Importan t info about shortcu t s Shortcuts ar e a quick and easy way to access features. However , they donâÂÂt always work (for the reasons descr ibed below). Some feat ures are dependent upon your s ervice provider. The absence of a f eature not on ly affects the m enu number f or that featur e but other feat ures within the menu as wel l. If you try to "shortcut" to a feature affected in th is manner , an error me ssage such as the one on the right appears. If this happens, tr y to locate the feature using the roller and s election keys. If you ca n âÂÂt locate the feature, contact your service provider for more information about the feature in question. The Help Feat ure A brief help description is available for most menus and submenus. Just go to an y me nu and wait for 1 0 seconds. Use a shortcut Note: The Messages ( 1), Calculator (7), and Ca lendar (8) su bmenus canâÂÂt be accessed using shortcuts. Access the m enus and submenus of these functions using th e roller method only .
[ 20 ] Press Menu (at the Start screen), follo wed by the main me nu #, its submenu #, and so on. For example, to clear digital call timers, press Menu 2-5-3 ( C all log > Call t imers > C lea r d igita l ca ll tim ers ). Use the roller 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll through the m enus with the r oller . 3 Press the roller to enter the displa yed me nu. 4 Navigate th e submenus an d lists u sing the roller and left or right selection keys. Return to a previous men u ⢠T o return to the Start screen from any menu, press . ⢠While in a su bmenu, press Back to return to th e previous menu. For exa mple, if you âÂÂre at Set tin gs > Ti me sett ings , pre ss ing Back will return you to Sett in gs . Exit a menu without changing settin gs â¢P r e s s Exit , , or close the sliding cover . Press Menu 2-5-3 OK Select 2 Redial Call timers Names Menu Call Log Menu Exit Call log Back 5 Clear digital call timers Call timers Back 3
[ 2 1 ] Menu navigation ⢠Menu list 1 Te x t m e s s a g e s Write (options) Send message Sending o ptions Multiple copies Save message Clear screen Insert na m e (Options ) Insert name View details Inse rt numbe r Find Insert te mplate Please call Call me at home,... Call me at work,... IâÂÂm in a meeting,... Meeting is cance.. . I am late, I will b .... See you in. See you at Sorry , I canâÂÂt hel.. . I will be arriving... Exit Move cu rsor Dictionary Dictionary off/on English Fran çais Español 1) Inbox (option s) 1) A dd folde r 2) Write message 3) Empty the folde r 4) Open f ol der 5) Message settings 1) Mes sage ce nter number 2) Message s sen t as 1) T ext 2) E-mail 3) P age 4) Fax 3) Message v alidity 1) 1 ho ur 2) 6 ho urs 3) 24 hours 4) 3 day s 5) 1 we ek 6) Maxim um time 4) Default rec ipie nt number ( options) 1) Find 2) Accept 5) Delive ry reports 1) On 2) Off 6) Reply vi a sa me cent er 1) Y es 2) No 2) Outbox (opt ions) 1) A dd folde r 2) Write message 3) Empty the folde r 4) Open f ol der 5) Message settings 1) Mes sage ce nter number 2) Message s sen t as 1) T ext 2) E-mail 3) P age 4) Fax 1. Messages
[ 22 ] 3) Message validity 1) 1 ho ur 2) 6 ho urs 3) 24 hours 4) 3 day s 5) 1 we ek 6) Maxim um time 4) Default rec ipie nt number ( options) 1) Find 2) Accept 5) Delive ry reports 1) On 2) Off 6) Reply vi a sa me cent er 1) Y es 2) No 3) Archive (options ) 1) A dd folde r 2) Write message 3) Open f ol der 4) Message settings 1) Mes sage ce nter number 2) Messages s ent as 1) T ext 2) E-mail 3) P age 4) Fax 3) Message validity 1) 1 ho ur 2) 6 ho urs 3) 24 hours 4) 3 day s 5) 1 we ek 6) Maxim um time 4) Default rec ipie nt number ( options) 1) Find 2) Accept 5) Delive ry reports 1) On 2) Off 6) Reply vi a sa me cent er 1) Y es 2) No 4) T e mpl ates (options ) 1) A dd folde r 2) Write message 3) Em pty th e fold er O pen folder 4) Message settings 1) Mes sage ce nter number 2) Message s sen t as 1) T ext 2) E-mail 3) P age 4) Fax 3) Message v alidity 1) 1 ho ur 2) 6 ho urs 3) 24 hours 4) 3 day s 5) 1 we ek 6) Maxim um time 4) Default rec ipie nt number ( options) 1) Find 2) Accept 5) Delive ry reports 1) On 2) Off 6) Reply vi a sa me cent er 1) Y es 2) No
[ 23 ] Menu navigation T emplates 1) Plea se c all 2) Call me at h ome,. .. 3) Call me at work,... 4) IâÂÂm in a meeting, ... 5) Meetin g is canc e... 6) IâÂÂm late. I will b . .. 7) See you in 8) See you at 9) Sorry , I canâÂÂt hel... 1 0) I will be arriving... 2 V oice me ssage s* 1) L iste n to voi ce mess ages 2) V oice mailbox nu mbe r 1 Miss ed cal ls 2 Received calls 3 Dial ed ca ll s 4 Clear ca ll li st s 1) All calls 2) Mis sed calls 3) Diale d calls 4) Receiv ed ca lls 5 Call time rs 1) Last ca ll 1) Current call time r 1) Off 2) On 2) All digital calls 3) All analog calls (if AMPS module i s attached) 4) Clear digi tal call t imers (s ecu ri ty co de needed) 5) Clear analog call t imers (s ecu ri ty co de needed) (if AMPS module is attached) 1 Normal (options ) 1) Sel ect 2) Customize (same for all profiles except H eadset) 1) Ringing options 2) Ringing ton e 3) Ringing vol ume 4) Vibrating alert 5) Message alert tone 6) K eypad tones 7) Warning tones 2 Silen t 1) Sel ect 2) Cu stomiz e (see Normal profile for custom opt ions) 3) Ren ame 3 Meetin g 1) Sel ect 2) Cu stomiz e (see Normal profile for custom opt ions) 3) Ren ame 4 Outdoo r 1) Sel ect 2) Cu stomiz e (see Normal profile for custom opt ions) 3) Ren ame 5 Pa g e r 1) Sel ect 2) Cu stomiz e (see Normal profile for custom opt ions) 3) Ren ame 6 Handsfree (appe ars only wi th the H an ds free k it atta ch ed) 2. Call log 3. Profiles
[ 24 ] 7 Headset 1) Customize 1) Ringing options 2) Ringing ton e 3) Ringing volu me 4) Vibrating alert 5) Message alert tone 6) K eypad tones 7) Warning ton es 8) Autom atic answ er 1 Time settings 1) Alarm c lock 1) Select 2) Clock 1) Show clock/Hide clock 2) Set the tim e 3) Time format 1) 24- hour 2) am/pm 2 Call se tti ngs 1) Any key a nsw er 1) On 2) Off 2) Automa tic redial 1) On 2) Off 3) 1-touch dialing 1) On 2) Off 4) Call wait ing 1) A ctivat e 2) Cance l 3) Chec k st atus 5) Line for ou tgoing calls 1) Line 1 2) Line 2 6) Summary after call 1) On 2) Off 7) F ax or data call 1) Fax & data 2) F ax, data, & voi ce 3) F ax mailbox 4) Data mailbox 8) Send own c aller ID w hen callin g 1) Default 2) Y es 3) No 9) Calling card 1) None 2) Card A 1) Sel ect 2) Edit 3) Erase 3) Card B 1) Sel ect 2) Edit 3) Erase 4) Card C 1) Sel ect 2) Edit 3) Erase 5) Card D 1) Sel ect 2) Edit 3) Erase 3 Pho ne s ett ings 1) Language 1) Automa tic 2) English 3) Fran çais 4) Español 2) Cell info display* 1) On 2) Off 4. Settings
[ 25 ] Menu navigation 3) Syste m 1) Automa tic 2) Manu al 4) Roller func tion 1) Phone book 2) Qu ick m en u 3) 1-touch dialing 4) Dialed c alls 5) Profiles 5) Notifications on SIM update* 1) Shown 2) Not sh o wn 6) Displa y contra st 7) Slide setti ng 1) On 2) Off 8) T o uch tone length 1) Short 2) Long 9) List of ow n num bers * (must be supporte d by SIM card) 4 Communicat ion settings 1) News and in fo service * 1) On 2) Off 3) T opi c index 4) T opi cs 1) Add 5) Language 1) All 2) Englis h 3) Fran çais 4) Español 2) Service comma nd editor* 5 Secur ity s et ting s 1) SIM car d se curit y Enter PIN c ode: 1234 is defau lt 1) On 2) Off 2) Call res tric tions* 1) Outgoing call s 1) Activate 2) C ancel 3) Che ck st atus 2) Interna tional calls 1) Activate 2) C ancel 3) Che ck st atus 3) Interna tional calls exc ept to home coun try 1) Activate 2) C ancel 3) Che ck st atus 4) Incomin g c alls 1) Activate 2) C ancel 3) Che ck st atus 5) Incomin g calls if roaming 1) Activate 2) C ancel 3) Che ck st atus 6) Cance l all call restrict ion Restriction password: 3) Fixed dialing 4) Closed user group 1) System default 2) On Group numbe r: 3) Off 5) Security le vel Enter securit y code: 1) Off 2) Memory 3) Phone 6) Module Secu rity (if AMPS module is attache d)
[ 26 ] 7) Change access codes 1) Change P IN code 2) Change P IN2 code 3) Change security code 4) Change restrict ion password 5) Change m odule c ode (if AMPS module is attached ) 1 Forw ard al l voice calls* 1) Activa te 1) T o v oic e ma ilbo x 2) T o other num ber 2) Cance l 3) Chec k s tat us 2 For wa rd w h en no t abl e t o take c alls * 1) Activa te 1) T o v oic e ma ilbo x 2) T o other num ber 2) Cance l 3) Set delay tim e 1) 5 secon ds 2) 1 0 seconds 3) 15 seco nds 4) 20 seco nds 5) 25 seco nds 6) 30 seco nds 3 Forw ard al l fax cal ls* 1) Activa te 1) T o fax mailbox 2) T o other num ber 2) Cance l 3) Chec k s tat us 4 Forw ard all da ta cal l s* 1) Acti vate 1) T o data mail box 2) T o other num ber 2) Cance l 3) Che ck stat us 5 Cancel al l call forwarding Play 1 Sna ke II 1) 1 pl ayer 2) 2 play ers 3) Level 4) T o p score 5) Instru ctions 2 Rota tio n 1) New gam e 2) Level 3) Instru ctions 3 Racket 1) New gam e 2) Level 3) Instru ctions 4 Oppos ite 1) New gam e 2) Level 3) Instru ctions 5 Setti n gs 1) Sounds 1) Off 2) On 2) Lights 1) Off 2) On 5. Forwarding 6. Games
[ 27 ] Menu navigation Opt ions 1 Exc hang e r ate Vi ew > Options 1 Make a note 1) Meetin g 2) Call 3) Birthday 4) Gene ral note 2 View by weeks 3 Go to da te 4 Vie w se lec te d day 5 Setti ngs 1) Set the date 2) Set the tim e 3) Date format 1) dd mm yyyy 1) date s eparator ( .) 2) date s eparator ( /) 3) date s eparator ( -) 2) mm dd yy yy 1) date s eparator ( .) 2) date s eparator ( /) 3) date s eparator ( -) 3) yyyy mm dd 1) date s eparator ( .) 2) date s eparator ( /) 3) date s eparator ( -) 4) Time form at 1) 24- hour 2) am/pm 5) We ek start s on 1) Monday 2) Sund ay 3) Saturday 6) Autoeras e 1) Never 2) Older than 1 mo. 3) Older than 3 mos. 4) Older than 6 mos. Options (with no prev ious entrie s) 1 Add 2 Go to ca lendar (sc roll to d ay , week , or mo nth) 3 Dic tio nary 1) Dictionary off 2) English 3) Franç ais 4) Español Options (with pre vious entry) 1 Add 2 Era se 3 Edit 4 Chan ge pri ori ty 1) High ( 1) 2) Med ium (2) 3) Low (3 ) 5 Vi ew 6 Vie w by pri ori ty 1) High ( 1) 2) Med ium (2) 3) Low (3 ) 7 Go to cal endar 8 Save to calenda r 9 Sen d as te xt 1) Send mes sage 2) Sending options 1) Multip le copies 3) Save me ssag e 7. Calculator 8. Calendar 9. T o-do list
[ 28 ] 4) Clear screen 5) Inse rt nam e 6) Inse rt numbe r 7) Inse rt template 8) Exit 9) Inse rt word 10 ) I n s e r t s y m b o l 11 ) E d i t w o r d 12) Next m a tch 13) Dictiona ry 10 Dict io nary 1) Dictiona ry off 2) English 3) Franç ais 4) Españo l Activa te 1 Home 2 Bookmark s Optio ns 1) Add bookmark 3 Setti ngs 1) Conne ctio n set tings 1) Set 1 1) Activate 2) Edit 1) Homepage 2) Conne ctio n type 3) Connection security 4) Beare r 5) Dial-up num ber 6) IP ad dre ss 7) Auth en tic at io n typ e 8) Data c all type 9) Data c al l sp eed 10 ) U s e r n a m e 11 ) P a s s w o r d 3) Ren ame 2) Set 2 1) Activate 2) Edit (same as set 1) 3) Ren ame 3) Set 3 1) Activate 2) Edit (same as set 1) 3) Ren ame 4) Set 4 1) Activate 2) Edit (same as set 1) 3) Ren ame 5) Set 5 1) Activate 2) Edit (same as set 1) 3) Ren ame 2) Appearance settin gs 1) T e xt w rapping 1) On 2) Off 2) Show images 1) On 2) Off 3) Security ce rtific ate 4 Go to ad dress 5 Clear the cache Pres s th e r oll er a n d fo llow the instruc tions to activat e and deac tivate . 1 0. Infrare d 11 . S e r v i c e s * 12. K eyguard
[ 29 ] Y o ur phoneâÂÂs keypad 7. Y our phoneâÂÂs keypad ⢠Enter characters and numbers Y ou can enter any combination of numbers and letters into text messages, phone book en tries, or web addresses using the and modes. The phoneâÂÂs cu rrent mode is indicated in th e upper left corner of the screen. To enter a letter or number , pre ss the key labeled with that letter or number w hile in or mode. Note: The default case in mode is sentence case. O nly the first letter of each sentence is capitalized. ⢠T o enter a word, pr ess any key once to inse rt the first letter on the key , twice for th e second lette r , and so on. ⢠Press to en ter a space betw een words. ⢠Press br iefly wh ile in mode to enter a period (.). Press repeatedly to bring u p other characters. ⢠Press and ho ld to display spec ial characters suc h as punctuati on marks, sla shes, and more. M ore about th is on the next page. ⢠If you enter an incorrect character , press Clear to er as e. ⢠T o erase mo re than one char acter , pre ss Clear as ma n y t ime s as necessary , or pr ess and hold Clea r to delete all ch aracters. Tip: Predictive text inp ut is a faster way to w rite me ssages. See âÂÂWrite words with predictive te xtâ on page 82 f or more i nformation. Switc h between ABC and 1 23 mode The default is mode, bu t you can switch m odes easily . At a text m essage or phone book entry , press and hold until the icon in th e upper left cor ner of the display s witches to (or vice versa).
[ 30 ] Switch b etween uppe rcase and lowercase Press to switch to an d from u ppercase to lowercase characters while in mode or while entering special characters. ⢠Ent er spec ial characte rs While in mode, press to display a list of special characters on the right of your screen . ⢠Scroll to highlight a character . Press the roller to en ter the character in to your me ssa ge. Press to switch betw een uppe rcase and lowercase characters, if theyâÂÂre available. Ava ilab le spe cia l Charact ers . ?! @â - _ ( ) , :; & /~ \ %* # <= > " ⬠ã ÃÂ¥ ç i ÿ ÃÂàÃÂá ÃÂâ àã ÃÂä àÃÂ¥ ÃÂæ ÃÂç D ð ÃÂè ÃÂé ÃÂê ÃÂë ìàààÃÂñ ÃÂò ÃÂó ÃÂô ÃÂõ ÃÂö àø ò ÃÂù ÃÂú ÃÂû ÃÂü ÃÂþ
[ 3 1 ] Phone book 8. Phone book Y ou can st ore up to 1 000 nam es, num bers, add ress e s, an d e-ma i l addresses in your Phone book. Num bers can be (up to) 32 digits lon g, while names can be up to 50 characters lon g. ⢠Open the Phone book 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . T o highlight an item, scroll to it w ith the roller . Press the roller to select th e item. Add names an d numbers to the phon e book 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Add e ntr y and press the roller . 3 Enter a name using t he keypad or r oller and press OK . 4 Enter a nu mber using the keypad and press OK . Saved to pho ne appears on screen. 5 Press to return to th e Start screen. Add a text entry to a name Once youâÂÂve added a contact to your phone book, youâÂÂll probably want to add more information about the contact, such as an email address, mailing addr ess, or a n ote. Note: A text entry cannot be created as a "stand alone" contact in your phone book. Text entries can only be added to existing con tacts. 1 Find the entry in your ph one book to which you wan t to add te xt. 2 Press Op t io ns , scroll to Add te xt , and press the roller . 3 Scroll to the tex t type ( E-ma il , Ad dr es s , or Note ) of you r choice and press the roller .
[ 32 ] 4 Enter the text with the keypad and press OK . 5 Press to return to th e Start screen. Sa ve a nu mber qu ickl y 1 At the Start sc reen , enter a n umber to save. 2 Press and ho ld Op tion s . Saved to ph on e appears on screen. ⢠Phone book options 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . The following option s appear on screen . Scroll through the list with the roller . Press the r oller to sele ct. Menu Op tion Use thi s optio n to.. List names Scro ll thro ugh a list o f sav ed names . Find Sea rc h for a speci fic na me. Add e ntr y Enter a n ew n am e an d nu mb er, the n ad d i t to the Phon e b ook . Vo i c e t a g s List all of the names and numbers that have voice tags assigned to them. Edit Up dat e or ch an ge any s av ed na me or numb er . Era se Erase names and numbers. You can erase in dividual names and n umbe rs, or a ll info rm ation at one time . Copy Cop y na mes and nu mbers fr om y ou r ph on e to a SI M card. Add numb er Add a n umbe r t o an exi sting n ame. Op ti on s Choose the scrolli ng view and shows the m emory status. 1-to uch dialing Assign up t o eight 1 -tou ch dia lin g lo c ation s. S ee âÂÂ1-to uch diali ngâ o n pag e 5 9. Service numbers View t he service numbe rs for yo ur wi reless service p rovider.
[ 33 ] Phone book Specify a primary number If any n ames in your Phone book h ave multiple numbers, itâÂÂs a good idea to specify the number that you dial most often (for that name) as the primary number . By assigning the " most-used" number as primary , youâÂÂre telling the ph one to dial that num ber wh en y ou s el ec t th e nam e for dialing - a great time saver when dialing n ames with 2 or more n umbers. 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to List names (if necessary) and press the roller . 3 Scroll to any name containing multiple numbers and press the roller . 4 Scroll to t he number you wish t o specify as the primary n umber . 5 Press Op t io ns and sc r oll to Set a s pr ima ry no. . 6 Press the roller . Primary number chang ed appears on screen . Edit stored na mes and num bers 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Edit and press the roller . 3 Scroll to the n ame you w ish to edit and press the roller . ⢠Scr oll with the roller to h ighlight a letter or char acter on th e right of t h e screen, or enter letters u sing the keypad. ⢠Pr ess the roller to accept the letter or char acter . â¢P r e s s Cle ar to backspace and delete a letter or character . ⢠Pr ess and hold Cl ea r to delete all c h aracters on s creen. 12145551212 Edit number Erase number Change type Select Set as primary no. Back
[ 34 ] 4 Press OK to accept you r changes. The n umber edit screen appear s. ⢠Scr oll with the roller to move th e cursor betwe e n numb ers . â¢P r e s s Cl e ar to backspace and delete. ⢠Ent er nu mbers usi ng the ke ypa d. ⢠Press r epeatedly to cycle th rough dialing codes. 5 Press OK when you are fin ished. A beep sounds, and S aved to ph one or Save d t o S IM card appears, depending on which m emory youâÂÂve selected as your default. Erase sto red nam es and nu mbers Y ou can erase stored na mes an d numbers one by one or all at once. Erase a single n ame 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll until Era se is highlighted and press the roller . One by one and Er ase all appear on screen . 3 Scroll to One by o ne and press the roller . A list of en tries appear on screen. 4 Scroll to the n ame you w ish to erase and pr ess the roller . Eras e all det ails ? _ __ ap p ear s on s cre e n. 5 Press OK . The name and associated number are del eted. The display returns to the entry list.
[ 35 ] Phone book Erase all nam es and numb ers 1 At the Start scr een, press Na mes . 2 Scroll to Era se and press the roller . 3 Scroll to Era se al l and press the r oller . Y o uâÂÂre given the option to e rase all number s fro m the Pho ne or th e SIM c ar d . 4 Scroll to Pho ne or SIM card and press the roller . 5 Press OK to confirm or Back to e xit. The phone then as ks for the s ecurity code. The default security code is 12345, but itâÂÂs recommended that you ch ange the secu rity code to protect your ph one from un authorized use. Se e âÂÂSecurity code â on page 6 5 for d etailed instructions on h ow to change the security code . 6 Ente r the security code using th e keypad an d press OK . Impo rtant ! If you en ter the wrong security code 3 times in a row , the phone is blocked an d wonâÂÂt accept a security code for 5 mi nu tes . ⢠Customi ze your Phone book Phone bo ok view Y our ph one can display names and numbers in you r Phone book one of two ways: ⢠Names only - the ph one displays up to four name s. ⢠O ne na me and its ass ociate d num be r . Sel ect your P hone bo ok view: 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Opti ons and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Phon e book view appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll to Name a nd number or to Name list and press the roller .
[ 36 ] ⢠Y our phoneâÂÂs memory Y o ur phone has two types of memory - Phone memory and SIM memory . Y ou can save names and numbers to either o f these memory types , but there are advantages specific to each type. Ph one memor y is the def ault, but y ou can switch between SIM an d Phone mem ory any tim e you like. Note: T o use V oice dial, you must select Phone memory . Onl y names and numbers s aved to the memory that is cu rrently in use will display on screen. Which memory is best for you? T o determine w hich memory setting is best f or you, use the table below: Select a memory type 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Opti ons and press the roller . 3 Press the roller again. SIM c ar d and Pho ne appear on s creen. 4 Scroll to the desired memory type and press the roller . Feature Pho ne Me mor y SIM Card Me mory Name ca pa city Up t o 1 000 na mes Up to 250 name s ( varies with ea ch SIM card) Num ber c apaci ty Up to 5 numbers per n ame One num ber per n ame Can use t he voice dialing feature with the names stored i n the ph one boo k Ye s N o Can easily transfer names a nd num bers to ano ther ph one No Y e s
[ 37 ] Phone book Tip: If y ou wa nt to save m ore tha n one nu mbe r wit h a na me or if you want to use V oice dialing, choose Phone memory . 5 Press to return to th e Start screen. Copy (or m ove) numb ers fro m the SIM card to the phon e or vice versa Copy nu mbers on e by on e 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Copy and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until From ph one t o SIM card or From S IM c ard to ph one app e ars o n sc ree n an d p r es s the ro l l er . 4 Scroll to One by o ne and press the roller . 5 A list of names appears on screen. Scroll to the name of your choice and press the roller . 6 Scroll to Copy ori gina l or Move o rigi nal and press the roller . 7 The entry is copied (or moved). Y ou âÂÂre then r eturned to the list of names where you can choose another en try . If you wish to return to the Start s creen , pres s . Note: Co py or igi nal duplicates information and move s it to the S IM card, while Mov e or i gina l deletes th e inf ormation from the ph one memo ry (af ter m ovi ng). If yo uâÂÂre uns u re ab o ut w hic h o pti on to use, itâÂÂs sa fer to us e Co py or i gin a l . Copy all number s or copy only primary numbe rs 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Copy and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until From ph one t o SIM card or From S IM c ard to ph one app e ars o n sc ree n an d p r es s the ro l l er . 4 Scroll to All and press the roller .
[ 38 ] If you are copying nu mbers from the ph one to th e SIM card, there is an additional option (Primary numbers ) which will copy only the primary numbers of the entries in your phone bo ok to th e SIM card. T o learn mo re about prim ary numbers, s ee âÂÂSpecify a prim ary numberâ on pa ge 33 of your User Guide. 5 Scroll to Copy ori gina l or Move o rigi nal and press the roller . 6 Copy e ntr ies? or Move entr ies? appears on screen. Press OK . 7 The entries are copied. Press Quit to return to the Start screen. ⢠List of own num bers* Y o ur service provider may have saved your phone, data, and fax numbers to your SIM card. T o view these nu mbers : 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Ph one sett in gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until List of own numbers appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll through the numbers using th e roller . Note: This feature may no t be supported by your SIM card. Contact your service provider if you receive an error and would like this featu re enabled.
[ 39 ] Call log* 9. Call log* Call log stores in formation about missed, dialed, or re ceived calls. In or der for Call log to work, all of the f ollowing must ex ist: ⢠Y our clock must be set (see page 1 1 ). ⢠Y our ser vice provider must support caller ID, and it must be enabled. ⢠Y our calls m ust not be blocked. ⢠The phone must be on. ⢠Y our phone m ust be with in the service area. ⢠Check missed calls* Y our phone saves the ph one numbers of the las t 30 m issed calls. M issed calls a re those calls which have never been an swere d. When the number of missed calls exceeds 30, the most recent missed call r eplaces the oldest. Y ou can che ck for missed calls one of two ways: If your phone is power ed on and youâÂÂve missed a call, __ m iss ed cal l (or calls) appears on screen. 1 Press Li st , press the r oller , and s croll to the desir ed number . 2 Press the roller again to view details of the n umber . OR 1 Press Me nu f rom the Start screen, scroll to Call lo g , and press the roller . 2 Press the roller again to view your m issed calls. Scroll to the desire d number and press the r oller again.
[ 40 ] The following option s appear on screen : ⢠Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dials the number . ⢠Call time . . . . . . . . . . Displays th e date and time of the m issed ca ll. ⢠Edit n umber . . . . . . . Allows you to edit the nu mber and associa te a name with th e n umber when savin g to your phone book. ⢠Save . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Saves the nu mber to your Phone book. Y ouâÂÂr e al so give n th e o pportu nity to save a name wit h the n umber . ⢠Add t o Phonebook . . . Adds th e numbe r to a n ame in yo ur Phon e book . ⢠Era se . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clears the number fr om mem ory . 3 Scroll to any of the options listed above and press th e roller . ⢠Check dialed calls Y our ph one saves phon e numbers for the last 30 dialed calls. When the number of dialed calls exceeds 30, the most recent replaces the oldest. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Call log appears an d press th e roller . 3 Scroll until Dia led c alls appear s and press the roller again. A list of dialed calls appears on screen. 4 Scroll to the dialed ca ll you wish to view and press the roller . The following option s appear on screen . ⢠Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dials the number . ⢠Call time . . . . . . . . . . Displays th e date and time of the m issed ca ll. ⢠Edit n umber . . . . . . . A llo ws yo u to edi t the n u mber , as socia t e a na me with the number , and send a tex t message.
[ 4 1 ] Call log* ⢠Save . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sav es the number to your Phone book. Y ouâÂÂre given the oppor tunity to assign a name to the numb er . ⢠Add to Phon e book . . A dds th e numbe r t o a na me in yo ur Phon e boo k. ⢠Era se . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clears the nu mber f r om memory . ⢠Check recei ved calls Y our ph one saves information about the last 30 received calls. Unlike a missed call, a received call is one that was answered at some time or anothe r . When th e numbe r of re ceived calls excee ds 30, the m ost recen t received call replaces the oldest. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Call log appears on scr een and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Received calls appears on screen and press the roller . If you have any received calls, a list of them app ear o n sc r een. 4 Scroll to the de sired number and press the roller . The following option s appear on screen . ⢠Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dials the nu mber . ⢠Call time . . . . . . . . . . Displays the date and tim e of the m issed call. ⢠Edit n umber . . . . . . . Allows you to edit the numbe r as w ell as sa ve (or asso ciate) a na me wi th th e n umber . ⢠Save . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sav es the number to your Phone book. Y ouâÂÂre given the oppor tunity to save a name with th e numb er . ⢠Add to Phon e book . . A dds th e numbe r t o a na me in yo ur Phon e boo k. ⢠Era se . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clears the nu mber f r om memory . 5 Scroll to any of the options listed above and press th e roller .
[ 42 ] ⢠Clear call lists Y ou can clear you r all of your call lists all at once or on e-by-one. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Call log appears on screen a nd press the roller . 3 Scroll until Cle ar ca ll list s appears on s creen and press the roller . The following option s appear on screen : ⢠All call s . . . . . . . . . . . Deletes all missed, dialed, a nd received calls. ⢠Miss ed cal ls . . . . . . . . Delete s all mis sed calls . ⢠Dial ed ca ll s . . . . . . . . Deletes all dialed calls. ⢠Received calls . . . . . . Deletes all received calls. 4 Scroll to any of the options above and press the r oller . ____ __ cal ls cleared appears on screen . ⢠Call tim e rs With call timers, you can track the d uration of your last call or the total duration of all calls. 1 At the Start scr een, press Menu . 2 Scroll until Call log appears on scr een and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Call timers appears on screen and press the r oller . 4 Scroll with the roller to display and select from the following options. ⢠Last ca ll . . . . . . . . . . . Displays the du ration of the most recent call. T o display the timer on the Start screen, press Deta ils . ⢠Al l d igita l ca lls . . . . . Displays th e duration of all calls since last reset.
[ 43 ] Call log* ⢠Cl ear di gi ta l call timers . . . . . . . . . Clears all the time rs f rom m em ory . Note: Clear di git al call t ime rs clears all timers for your phone and c anâÂÂt be undone. If you use call timers to track the time you spend on your phone, do not u se this fea ture.
[ 44 ] 1 0. V oice mail* V oice mail allows callers to leave a voice message, which can be retrieved at any time. However , voice m ail is in dependent of your phone âÂÂs software. T o use voice mail, your service provider must furnish a voic e mail subscr iption an d a voice mailbox nu mber . Also, the voice mailbox number must be saved to your p hone. Y our ser vice provider can te ll you how to r ecord a mailbox greeting and how to change the temporary password. When you receive a vo ice message, your phon e lets you kno w by beeping, displaying a message, or both . The exact method of notification depends upon your service provider . ⢠If you receive more than on e voice mail message, your phon e displays the nu mber recei ved. ⢠If youâÂÂve subscribed to m ore than one ph one lin e, a message indicates which line ha s the messag e. ⢠Save th e voi ce mailbox nu mber * 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Press the roller an d scroll until V oice messa ges appears. 3 Press the roller an d scroll until V oice mailbox number appears. 4 Press the roller , enter the voice m ailbox numb er , and press OK . V oi ce mail box no. s aved appears on screen. 5 Press to return to th e Start screen.
[ 45 ] V oice mail* ⢠Call an d setup your voice mailbox* Now that youâÂÂve saved your voice mailbox number , you can call the number and customize your mailbox. 1 Press and ho ld . 2 Once the pre-recorded greeting begins, press and follow the voice instructions. If you have tw o phone lin es* Y our phone can support two lines if your service provider has programmed your SIM card for this feature. If you decide to u se two phone lines, you need to select a line for outgoing calls on ly . However , you can answer calls on both lines. If you wish to h ave this feature enabled, contact your service provider . Y ouâ ll also be given a voice mailbox number for each line. Y ou need to save each lineâÂÂs voice mailbox number separately (see âÂÂSave t he voice mailbox number*â earlier in th is section). ⢠Listen to your voice m essages* Once youâÂÂve setup you r voice m ailbox, call i t and begin listenin g to your voice messages using any of the following m ethods: ⢠Call the number as you would any number . Once the pre -recorded greeting begin s, enter your user ID and f ollow the voice instructions. ⢠If youâÂÂve saved the voice mailbox number to your ph one, call the number by pre ssing and holding . ⢠If thereâÂÂs a n otification message in your display and List en appears at the bottom, you can press List en to call your voice m ailbox. When you hear the pr e-recorded greeting, pre ss , and then follow the on-line voice prompts to h ear your me ssages.
[ 46 ] 1 1. Profiles With Pro fi les you can pre- select how your phone behaves in dif ferent environm ents. Norma l is the d efault setting, but you can select an d customize each profil e to suit your n eeds. ⢠Select a profile 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Pro f ile s a ppears and pr ess the roller . The following pr ofiles appear on screen: â¢N o r m a l â¢S i l e n t â¢M e e t i n g ⢠Out door â¢P a g e r ⢠Handsfree (only with handsfr ee kit attached) ⢠Headset (only with headset attached) 3 Scroll to the pr ofile of your choice and press the roller . Selec te d P rofi le _____ __ appears on screen . After a couple of seconds, the display returns to the Star t screen. Tip: Y ou can also display the prof ile list by br iefly pressing th e power key . Each press of the power key the reafter scrolls through the list. Once a profile is highlighted, press and hold the power key to select.
[ 47 ] Profiles ⢠Customi ze a profile 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Pro f ile s appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll to the pr ofile you wish to customize and press Op tions . 4 Scroll to Customize and press the roller . 5 Scroll through th e following option s with the roller . ⢠Ring ing Opt ions . . . . Sets the r ing type (ascending, and so on) for incoming ca lls. ⢠Ringing T one . . . . . . . All ows you to select f rom a group of 35 ringing tones. Note: Y ou may be able to down load up to 5 new ton es using the short message (SMS) service or you r phoneâÂÂs IR. For more in formation, contact your service provider . ⢠Ringing vol ume . . . . Sets the r inging volu me. ⢠Vi brat in g al er t . . . . . Activates vibrating alert for incoming calls a nd messages (wh en a vibr ating battery is attac hed). ⢠Me ssage alert tone . Sets an alert tone for incoming messages. ⢠K eypad to nes . . . . . . Sets the volume level of keypad tones. ⢠Wa r n i n g t o n e s . . . . . Tu rns w arning tones on or off. ⢠Auto matic answ er (headset or handsfree only) . . . . . Sets your phone to automatically answer an incoming call a fter a few seconds. â¢A c c e p t e d c a l l e r gr ou ps . . . . . . . . . . . . . Allows yo u to have the phone alert you only when a member of a sele cted group is calling. 6 When the desired option appears on screen, press the roller to customize. 7 Select a setting from within each option using the r oller .
[ 48 ] 12. Advanced features ⢠Advanced dialing Some numbers (such as voice mail) r equire a pause or requ ire a code at some point during the dialing process. Y ou can save any number along with its specific pa use or code f or easy dialing in the f uture. 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Add e ntr y and press the roller . 3 Enter the name for the entry and press OK . 4 Insert the code where ver itâÂÂs required. Cycle throu gh the codes (below) by pressing repeatedly . ⢠Wh en yo u se e t he cha r act er th at y ou n eed, p aus e brie fl y ( th is ins er ts the pause or code ), and then enter the rest of the numbers. * Use this character as bypass key . Precede an international telephone number with this character . p Use this ch aracter to paus e 2.5 seconds before dialin g (or during DT MF ) . w Use this chara cter to create a âÂÂwaitâ after a number is dialed. This instructs your phone to wait for a press of the key before it sen ds the number . 5 Press OK when fin ish ed. Note: When cycling through the dialing codes, anything more than a brief pause discontin ues viewin g and inserts the code into th e str in g o f nu mb e rs.
[ 49 ] A dvanced f eatures ⢠I n- ca ll opt i on s* Y ou h ave several options while in a call. However , many of these option s are depen dent upon your service provider . T o arrive at any of the in- call option s outli ned in the foll owi ng para graphs , press Opt io ns and sc r oll to any ite m using th e roller . Press the roller to select the option or e nter its submenu. With one call active Press Op ti o ns to display the following: ⢠Send touch tones . . . All ows you to se nd a st ri ng of to uch to nes ( key presse s) to an automated syst em. Y ouâÂÂll also hav e the o pti on to fin d and send touc h to ne s that have been saved to your phone book. ⢠End al l ca ll s . . . . . . . . E nds all calls (on hold or otherwise). Wit h a c all on ho ld Press Op t io ns to display t he following: ⢠New c all . . . . . . . . . . . Allows you to place a new call while keeping the current call on h old. ⢠Send touch tones . . . Allow s you to send a str ing o f touch tones (key presses) to an automated syste m. Y ouâÂÂll also hav e the o pti on to fin d and send touc h to ne s that have been saved to your phone book. ⢠End al l ca ll s . . . . . . . . E nds all calls (on hold or otherwise). ⢠Ph on e bo ok . . . . . . . . Displays the phone book and its m enus. ⢠Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . Takes you to the main menu ( Mess ages a ppears on screen ). ⢠Mute . . . . . . . . . . . . . M utes the a ctive call. Y ou can hea r the other person but they canâÂÂt hear you. ⢠Hold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Plac es the a ctive call on hold .
[ 50 ] With one call o n hol d wh ile anoth er is active Press Opt ion s to display the following: ⢠End act ive cal l . . . . . Ends the active call only . ⢠Conference call . . . . . Allows up to 6 people to take part in a call. ⢠Tr a n s f e r c a l l s . . . . . . . Connects two participants in a call while removing yourself f rom the call. ⢠Send touch tones . . . Al lows yo u to se nd a str ing of to uch tone s (key presses) to an automated syste m. Y ouâÂÂll also hav e the o pti on to fin d and send touc h to ne s that have been saved to your phone book. ⢠End al l ca ll s . . . . . . . . Ends all calls (on hold or otherwise). ⢠Ph on e bo ok . . . . . . . . Displays the ph one book and its menus. ⢠Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ta kes you to the main men u ( Message s appears on screen ). ⢠Mute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mutes th e active ca ll. Y ou can h ear the other person but they canâÂÂt hear you. ⢠Sw ap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Switche s betwe en the active call and the one on hold. Mute th e p honeâÂÂs micro ph one Y ou can mute any active call. Muting means that you can hear the other person but they canâÂÂt hear you. 1 While in a call, press Opt io ns . 2 Scroll to Mu te and press the roller . Mut ed appears on screen. 3 T o resu me speaking, press Unmute . Place a call on hold When you p lace a cal l on hold, n either person can hear the other . 1 While in a call, press Opt io ns .
[ 5 1 ] A dvanced f eatures 2 Scroll to Hold and press the roller . On hold: Call 1 appears on screen. Return to a held call â¢P r e s s Unhold to return to the call. Call wa iting* This service allows you to answer an incoming call even if youâÂÂre currently in a ca ll ( if Call wa itin g has been activated). Note: This feature is dependent u pon your ser vice provider ⢠When a second c all comes in, press Answe r or . The first ca ll is put on hold a nd Swa ppe d appears on s creen. T o switch between calls: â¢P r e s s Swap or . End the active call onl y : â¢P r e s s . T o end both calls at the same time: â¢P r e s s Opt io ns , s croll to End al l call s , and press OK . Reject a wai ting call: 1 Press Op t io ns . 2 Scroll to Decline new call and press OK . Make a second call* If supported by your service provider , you can make a ca ll while another is on hold. 1 Press Hold . On hold : Call 1 appears on scr een. 2 Enter the number for the second call and press .
[ 52 ] 3 After the secon d party answer s, switch betwee n the two calls by pressing Swap or . 4 T o end the active call on ly , pre ss . 5 T o end both calls at the same time, pre ss Opt ions , scroll to End al l calls , and press OK . Conference a call* If supported by your service provider , u p to 6 pe ople can take part in a call. For questions about the cost of conferencing a call, con tact your service provider . 1 Call the first participant. 2 Once th e firs t part y has a nswere d, pres s Opti ons and scroll to New c all . 3 Press the roller and dial the number for the second participant. 4 Press . The first call is a u tomatically put on hold. 5 T o connect the two calls, pr ess Op tion s , scroll to Conference call , and press the roller . ⢠T o add a new person to the conferen ce call, repeat steps 2, 3, 4 , and 5 . Have a pr i vate conver sati on with in a co nferen ce call 1 While in a con ference call, press Op tio ns and sc roll to Priva te ca ll . 2 Press the roller , scroll to the desired part icipant, and press OK . End a con fere nce c al l 1 Press . OR Press Op ti on s , scroll to End al l call s , and press the r oller .
[ 53 ] A dvanced f eatures T ransfer a call* If you have on e active call an d another on hold , you ca n connect the two and at the sam e time re move yo urself f rom th e conver sation. For quest ions about the availabi lity and cost of th is featu re, con tact your ser vic e pr ovider . 1 With one call active and another call on hold, pr ess Opt ions . 2 Scroll to Tra n s f e r c al ls and press the roller . The two calls are con nected and you are dis connected. ⢠Call for warding* If supported by your service pr ovider , this feature allow s you to forward all voice, fax, and data calls to another number . Activate call forwardin g* 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Forwa rding appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll with the roller to view e ach of the options below . ⢠For ward all voice ca ll s Forwards all incoming calls to a number you s pecify . ⢠F orw ard when no t able to ta ke c alls Forwards all calls th at you donâÂÂt answer , your phone is busy , turned off, or ou t of t he coverage area. ⢠Forw ard al l fax cal ls Forwards all fax calls to another number . â¢F o r w a r d a l l d a t a c a l l s Forwards all data calls another number . ⢠C an cel a ll ca ll f orw ard in g Cancels all call f orwarding.
[ 54 ] 4 Press the roller to select you r choice. Ac tiva te is highlighted. 5 Press the roller , highlight T o voice ma ilbox or To other number an d press the roller again. 6 Enter the number to which your ca lls, data, or other information will be forwarded and press the r oller . 7 Requesting ... and then Act ive : __ ____ _____ appears on screen. Deactivate call forwardin g 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Forwa rding appears and pr ess the roller . 3 Scroll until Canc el all c all fo rwa rdin g appears and press the roller . Reques ting and then Forwardi ng de acti vate d appear o n screen. ⢠Autom atic redial* If you dial a number and itâÂÂs busy , you can set you r phone to redial the number when it becomes available. For question s about the cost and availability of automatic redial, contact your service provider . 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Call sett ings appears and press the r oller . 4 Scroll until Autom atic redi al appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll to On and press the roller . Aut oma tic redi al on appears on sc ree n.
[ 55 ] A dvanced f eatures ⢠Calling car ds Calling cards ar e useful if youâÂÂd like to use your phone for more than o n e acco unt. For example, if your phoneâÂÂs for personal use, but your employer would also like y ou to use y our phone for business calls, you can charge all of your business calls to a calling card. Choose a calling card 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Call sett ings appears and press the r oller . 4 Scroll until Call ing card appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll to the card of your choice and press the roller . 6 Scroll to Ed it and press the roller . 7 Enter the ph one security code and press OK . 8 Dial in g se quen ce appears. Press the roller . 9 Scroll until the desir ed dialing sequ ence appears and press the roller . 10 Enter th e card access nu mber an d press OK . 11 Enter the card number and press OK . 12 Press OK to save changes. 13 Scroll until Card name appears and press the r oller . 14 Ente r the na me for the car d and p ress OK . Calling card name saved appears on screen.
[ 56 ] Call using a calling card 1 At the Sta rt screen , e nter the phon e n umber you wish to call. 2 Press an d hold until Card ca ll appears. The number is dia led using the s e lected card. ⢠V oice dialing Any 1 0 numbers in your phone book can be setup for voice dialing. Before you c an voice dial a number , youâ ll n eed to assign it a " voice tag." Assign a vo ice tag to a number Note: V oi ce tags can only be assigned to entries alre ady in your Phone book. T o add a n entry , see â Add names and number s to the ph one bookâ on page 3 1. Note: T o use voice dialing, Me mo ry i n u se must be set to Phone instead of SIM car d . See â Select a memory typeâ on page 36 for more i nfo. 1 At the Start scr een, press the roller . 2 Scroll to a na me and press th e roller . 3 Scroll to the n umber you wish to tag and press Opti ons . 4 Scroll to Add vo ice tag an d press the roller . 5 Press St art . After the ph one bee ps, pronounce the voice tag clear ly into the microphone f rom a distance of 6 - 12 inches. Note: If the recording is not successful, the phone asks if you want to try ag ain. Press Ye s to try again or Qu it to exit. Afte r reco rdi n g, V oi ce ta g sav ed appears on screen. The icon to the right of th e phone number indicates that this number is tagged for voice dialing. T o call this number u sing voice dial, see â Dial a number with voice dialingâ on pa ge 57.
[ 57 ] A dvanced f eatures Notes about vo ice tags ⢠V oi ce tags can be no lon ger than 2 seconds. ⢠V oi ce tags replay immediately af ter theyâÂÂre recorded. ⢠Recording stops a utomatically . Pressing St op aborts the recording. ⢠For best results, choose a qu iet location wh en creating a voice tag (avoid areas with background noise). ⢠Unique tags a re recognized more a ccurately . Consider using the f irst and las t nam e, or us e the first name , las t n ame, and num ber type when tagging a number . For example, â Jo hn S m it h, w o r k .â â¢ Avoid pauses or silen ce as you record the voice tag. ⢠If voice tag memory is full, the phone displays E rase an exis ti ng voice tag? If so, pre ss OK , scroll until you locate a tag to erase, and then press Eras e . ⢠When you delete a name or n umber in the Phone bo ok, it also erases any associated v o ice tags . Do not use voice tags for dialing in e mergency situations. Stress causes changes in you r voice, which prevents the phone f rom recognizing your commands! Dial a number with voice dialing Note: Y o ur phone must be set to use Phone memory for voice dialing to operate. If youâÂÂre unable to use voice dialing, see âÂÂSelect a memory typeâ on page 36 to ensure itâÂÂs set to Ph one instead of SIM c ar d . 1 At the Start screen, pr ess and hold Na mes for 2 se cond s . Note: If youâÂÂre using a headset, press the button on the microphone to ini tiate voice dialing. The phone beeps and Please spea k now app e ars on s c ree n.
[ 58 ] 2 Pronounce the voice tag clearly into the microphone fro m a distance of 6-12 inch es. Note: If the voice tag is not a ccepted, or if you fail to pronounce the tag wi thin 3 sec onds , the mess age No match found app e ar s a nd the display returns to the Start screen. When the voice tag is recognized, the en try appears on screen, the tag replays through the earpiece, and the num ber is dialed. W ork with exist ing voice tags Y ou can change or erase voice tags just as you would a n ame or number . 1 At the Start scr een, press the roller . 2 Scroll to the de sired phone book entry . 3 Press the roller , scroll to the phone n umber containing the tag you wish to edit, and press Opti ons . Note: Phone entries with voice tags will have the icon to the r ight of the n umber . 4 Scroll to Vo i c e t a g and press the r oller . 5 Scroll to Change , Pla yba ck , or Er ase and press the r oller . Note: If you se lected Change , press Start to begin re-recording. The new tag you record w ill replace the ol d tag. Display voice tag entries Y ou can display all entries in your phone book that have voice tags. 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Vo i c e t a g s and press the roller . All voice tags appear in alphabetical order . Scroll through th e entries usin g the roller .
[ 59 ] A dvanced f eatures ⢠1-touch di aling After youâÂÂve added a name to your Phone book, you can assign the name to any key from 2 th rough 9. Once you âÂÂve done this, and activa te d 1-touch dialing, the associated number is dialed when you press that key . Note: is used exclusively f or dialing your voice ma ilbox. While is pr eset to dial a cu stomer care operator , you can o verwrite this feature and assign it to another 1-touch dial ing location. Howe ver , you can âÂÂt overwr ite the fea tures ass igned to the key . Assign a key to 1-tou ch dialing 1 At the Start scr een, press Na mes . 2 Scroll to 1-touch dialing and pres s the roller . 3 Scroll to an (empty) slot an d press the roller . The Number: field appears on screen. 4 Enter the n umber (including the area code) and press OK . 5 Ente r a na me for th e number and pre ss OK . Number ass igned to key _ _ appears on screen . Activate /deact ivate 1-touc h dial ing 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Call sett ings appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until 1-touch dialing appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll to On or Off and press the r oller . 1-touch di aling on (or off ) appears on screen.
[ 60 ] Make a call u sing 1-touc h dialing Before you make a call u sing 1-touch dialing, make sure youâÂÂve assigned a key to 1-touch dialing and that it is activated (see â Assign a key to 1- t o u c h di a l i n g â earl ier in this section). ⢠Press and hold the key th at you pre viously assigned to the phone number . Y our phone dials the n umber . Change a 1-touch dial ing num ber Y ou can change the key assignments for 1-touch dialing at any time. 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to 1-touch dialing and press the r oller . 3 Scroll to the n umber you wish to change and press Opt io ns . 4 Scroll to Change and press the r oller . 5 Enter the appropriate number and press the r oller . 6 Enter the n ame or fin d the name in the Ph one book and press OK . Erase 1-touch diali ng num bers Y ou can erase the key assign ments for 1-touch dialing numbers at any time. 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to 1-touch dialing a nd press th e roller . 3 Scroll to the key that you wish to eras e and press Optio ns . 4 Scroll to Era se and press the roller . Eras e entr y ___ f r om 1- tou ch dial ke y # ? appears on screen . 5 Press the roller o r press OK . 1-touch key __ erased appears on s creen .
[ 6 1 ] Customize your phone 13. Customize your phone ⢠Customi ze the roller Normally , when youâÂÂr e at the Start screen and you press th e roller , youâÂÂre presented with a list of names a nd numbers saved to your phone book. Y ou can change th is so that pressing the roller takes you to another fe ature. 1 At the Start scr een, press Menu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Ph one sett in gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Roller function appear s and press the r oller . 5 Scroll to any of the options below . Press the roller to select. ⢠Phon e bo ok . . . . Displays the Phone book. ⢠Quick menu . . . . Quick access to Me ssage s , Calend ar , T o -d o lis t , Ph one book , Pr ofil es , Setti ngs , a nd Full menu. ⢠1-touch dialing . . Displays all 1-touch dialing entries. ⢠Di al ed cal ls . . . . . Displays a log of all outgoing calls. ⢠Pro fil es . . . . . . . . . Displays a list of available profiles. After selecting one of the options above, R oll er fu ncti on se lect ed appear s on screen .
[ 62 ] ⢠Display cell in formation In some ne tworks, localized information such as weather alerts or event welcome messages are broadcast to the pu blic. Y ou can set your phone to display this information whene ver itâÂÂs available . 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Ph one sett in gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Cell in fo di sp lay appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll to On and press the roller . Ce ll in fo di splay ed appears on screen. ⢠Set the display language 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Ph one sett in gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Languag e appears and press the roller . 5 S croll to Aut omatic , Englis h , Français , or Esp año l and press the rol ler . <L anguag e> se lecte d appears on screen. Note: The La ngu age setting affects the time and date formats of the clock, alarm clock, and calendar .
[ 63 ] Customize your phone â¢S I M s e r v i c e s If you have this feature enabled, you can set th e phone to display any confirmation messages within a SIM services session that are sent between your phone and the ser vice provider . Note: Y ou must direct any questions about this feature to the company that provided your SIM card. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Ph one sett in gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Noti fica tion s on SI M upd ate appear s and press the roller . 5 Scroll to Sho wn or Not sh own and press the r oller . Confirmation asked or Co nfirmat ion not asked appears on screen, depending upon your selection.
[ 64 ] 14. Security Y ou can use keypad lock , restrict in coming and outgoing c a lls, use security codes, and other methods to secu re your phone against unauthorized use. ⢠Lock the keypad Y ou can lock your phoneâÂÂs keypad to preven t accidental calls while carrying the ph one in your pocket or purse. â¢P r e s s a n d h o l d . K eys lock ed appears on s creen. ⢠Unlock the keypad â¢P r e s s Unl ock , and then pr ess OK or open the slide. K eys unloc ked appears on screen. Note: If Sl id e set ti ng is disabl ed ( Se tti ng s > P hon e se tt ing s > S l id e sett ing ), you can on ly unlock the keys by pressing Unl oc k , and OK or an d OK . ⢠Slide se tting With Slide setting activated, you ca n answer or end calls , exit menus, and lock or unlock your keypad by open ing or closing the slide. T urn the slid e setting On or Off 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Ph one sett in gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Slid e set tin g appears and pr ess the roller . 5 Scroll to On or Off and press the r oller . Slide s ett ing o n (or of f ) appears on s creen.
[ 65 ] Security Answe r a call wh ile Sl ide set ting is on ⢠Open the slide when you receive a call. End a cal l while Slide sett ing is on ⢠Close the slide when you want to end the call. Exit any menu and return to the Start screen ⢠Close the slide to return to th e Start screen. ⢠Access (PUK) codes PUK code PUK stands for P ersonal Unblocking K ey . The PUK code is required to unblock a PIN code that has been blocked. The PUK code sh ould be supplied with the SIM card. I f not, contact your service provider . PUK2 code Impo rtant ! The PUK2 code, supplied w ith some SIM cards, is required to unblock a blocked PIN 2 code. I f you enter an incorrect PUK or PUK2 code 1 0 times in a row , youâÂÂll be locked out of features using PIN2 code. To use these f eatures again, cont act your se rvice pro vider fo r a new S IM card. ⢠Secu rity code Change y our security code Y ou can protect your phone and its memory against unauthorized us e with the security code. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller .
[ 66 ] 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Change access co des appears and press the roller . Change securi ty code appears on sc reen. 5 Press the roller . The phone pr ompts you to enter a security code. The default code is 1234 5. 6 Enter the (five-digit) security code and press OK . The phone asks for a new security code. 7 Enter the new five-digit security code and press OK . The phon e as ks you to verify the new security code. 8 Ente r the new se curity code again and press OK . Security cod e changed appears on s creen . 9 Press to return to th e Start screen. Note: The security code is r equired f or using some features such as clearing the ph one book. If yo u enter an incor rec t securit y code 3 times i n a row , th e phon e is blo cked and wonâÂÂt accep t any codes for the next 5 mi nut es. Restrict calls Call restrictions allows you to restrict certain i n c om in g an d o u tg o i ng c al ls through the use o f a restriction password. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 S croll until Set ting s appears and pr ess the roller .
[ 67 ] Security 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Call restrictions appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll with the roller to display each of the following options. Press the roller to select the restriction of your cho ice. ⢠Outg oing calls . . . . . Blocks all ou tgoing calls ⢠Inte rnat ion al ca ll s . . Blocks all outgoing international calls ⢠Inte rnat ion al ca ll s except to home country . . . . . . . . . . . A llows outgoing international ca lls only to your hom e cou nt ry ⢠Incoming cal ls . . . . . Blocks all incoming calls ⢠Incoming cal ls if r oamin g . . . . . . . . . Blocks all incomin g calls wh en roam ing ⢠Cance l all ca ll restriction s . . . . . . . . Can cels all call re strictions For each of the r estriction options (excep t Can cel al l call r estri ct ion s ), you have the following options: Activate , Canc e l , or Check stat us . If you choose Ac t iva t e , youâÂÂll be asked for your restriction password, see âÂÂChange your restriction passwordâ on page 7 0 for more i nformation . Note: Even when calls are restricted, it still may be possible to call emerge ncy numbers such as 9 1 1 . ⢠Fixed dialing* Y ou can restrict outgoing calls to selected phone n umbers if supported by your service provider . To create and edit a fixed dialing list, youâÂÂll ne ed the PIN2 code, see âÂÂPIN2 codeâ on page 7 0. Note: Even with fixed dialing set to On , it still may be possible to call emerge ncy numbers such as 9 1 1 .
[ 68 ] Note: This feature is dependen t upon your service pr ovider . If you are unable to access Fixed di aling , con tact your s ervice provider for more infor mation an d to gain access. Set fixed di aling to O n 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Fixe d dia l ing appea rs an d press the roller . 5 Scroll to On and p ress the r oller . Ente r PIN2 c ode : appears on screen . 6 Enter the PI N2 code and pre ss OK . Fixe d di aling on appear s on screen. 7 Press to return to th e Start screen. Add numbers to fixed dial ing 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Fixe d dia l ing appea rs an d press the roller . 5 Scroll to Num ber lis t and press the roller . Ente r PIN2 c ode : appears on screen . 6 Enter the PI N2 code and pre ss OK .
[ 69 ] Security 7 Enter the n umber you wish to add to fixe d dialing and press OK . 8 Enter the name you wish to assign to the number and press OK . Saved to SI M card or S aved t o Ph one appears on screen, depending on which m emory you are using. 9 Press to return to th e Start screen. ⢠Change access codes This menu allows you to ch ange the secu rity code, PIN code, PIN2 code, and Restriction password. The phone prompts you to en ter the curr ent code as well as th e new code. It also asks for verification of the ne w code. Note: Avoid using access codes s imilar to an emergency number s uch as 9 1 1 to prevent accidental dialing of the emergency number . Change yo ur PIN code Note: SIM card sec urity (see âÂÂSIM card security â on page 7 1) must be set to On before you c an change your P IN code. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Change access co des appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll until Chan ge PI N co de appears and press the roller . 6 Enter the current PIN code and press OK . 7 Enter the n ew PIN code and press OK . 8 Re-enter the new PIN code for verification and pr ess OK . PIN co de cha nge d appears on s creen. 9 Press to return to th e Start screen.
[ 7 0 ] PIN2 cod e The PIN2 code is requir ed for some fe atures that are supported by your SIM card. The PIN2 code is supplied with your SI M card i f: ⢠Y our ser vice provider supports these features ⢠And/or you a re subs cribed to th ese f eatur es If you enter an incorrect PIN2 code three times in succession, you canâÂÂt use the features t h at require PIN2 unless you enter the PU K2 code. Change yo ur PIN2 code Note: SIM card security (see âÂÂSIM card security â on page 7 1) must be set to On before you c an change your P IN code. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Change access co des appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll until Chan ge PIN2 c ode appears and press the r oller . 6 Enter the current PIN2 code and press OK . 7 Enter the n ew PIN2 code and press OK . 8 Re-enter the new PIN2 c ode for verification a nd press OK . PIN2 co de chang ed appears on screen. Change yo ur restriction passwo rd 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Change access co des appears and press the roller .
[ 7 1 ] Security 5 Scroll until Chang e restrict ion pa ssword appear s and press the r oller . 6 Enter th e current r estriction pa ssword and pr ess OK . 7 Enter the new restriction password and press OK . 8 Re-enter the new restriction password f or verifi cation and press OK . Rest ricti on pass word ch anged appears on sc r een. 9 Press to return to th e Start screen. ⢠SI M card secur ity Y ou can protect your ph one against u nauthorized use by setting it to request your PIN code every time the phone is switched on. The PIN code is usually supplied with the SIM card. I f not, contact your service provider . T o change your PIN co de, see â C hange your PI N codeâ on page 69. Note: If you en ter an incorrect P IN code 3 times in a row , the SIM card is blocked and youâ ll need to enter the PUK code to unblock. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . SIM card securi ty appears on s c reen. 4 Press the roller , enter the PIN code, and press OK . 5 Scroll to On and press the roller . SIM card securi ty on appears on screen. ⢠Module se curity Added security for analog networks is provided via the Modu le security feature. Module security prevents unauthorized use of th e optional AMPS module by requesting a code upon power-up. The AMPS module must be attach ed for this feature to show up on your menu.
[ 72 ] Enable Mo dule security 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Sec uri ty setti ngs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Modu le sec urit y appears and press the r oller . 5 Enter the five digit Module code (12345 is default) and pre ss OK . Change the Mod ule code 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Settings appear s an d press th e roller . 3 Scroll until Security settings appears and press th e roller . 4 Scroll until Change access co des appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll until Chan ge modul e cod e appears and press the roller . 6 Enter the current module code and press OK . 7 Enter the n ew module code and press OK . 8 Enter the new module code again (for verification) and press OK . Module code changed appears in the display .
[ 73 ] T e xt messages* 15. T ext messages* Y our ph one can send and receive text mes sages u p to 16 0 ch arac te rs in le ngth . These messa ges, also kn own as SMS (Sh ort Me ss age Se rv ic e), ar e simi lar to e-mail beca use you can rea d, write, sen d, and store them in f olders. SMS messages can be sen t and received f rom: ⢠Other GSM ph ones. ⢠F ax machine s or e-mail if su pported by your service provider . Tip: T o write messages quickly , see âÂÂPredictive text in putâ on page 82. ⢠T ext me ssaging se tu p About the Mess age center When you se nd a te xt mess age, it arrive s at your message ce nter and sta ys there until delivered by your service provider . Simi larly , whe n someone send s you a mess age, itâÂÂs stored at his or h e r message ce nter u ntil their service provider can deli ver it to you. Note: T o specify the length of time your provider att empts to s end a message before it gives u p, go to Mess age v alidit y un de r Mes sage se ttin gs ( Mes sag es menu) . If youâÂÂre not sure wh ether youâÂÂre subscribed to SMS, o r if you donâÂÂt know your m essage center n umber , conta ct your s ervice pr ovider . Save the Messa ge center number* Normally the message cente r number is saved to your SI M card by your service provider . If the n umber is cor rupted or ch anged, yo u can re-enter and sa ve the n ew number at a ny time . 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu and then pr ess the roll er . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n.
[ 74 ] 2 Press the roller and the n press Opti ons . 3 Scroll to Me ssage se ttin gs and press the r oller . Messag e center number appears on s creen. 4 Press the roller . ⢠Enter the m essage center num ber u sing the keypad. ⢠T o move th e cursor betwe en nu mbers, scroll with the roller . ⢠T o backspace (and delete) a number , press Cle ar . ⢠T o erase all numbers from the screen , press and hold Cle ar . Note: The messa ge center number can be up to 2 1 digits lon g. 5 Press OK to save the n umb er . 6 Press to return to the Start screen. ⢠Write and send text mess ages* 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Press the roller and the n press Write . 3 Enter your message and press Opti ons . Tip: For a faster wa y to write messages , see âÂÂW rite words with predictive textâ on page 82. 4 Scroll to Send messag e and pr ess the roller . 5 Enter the r ecipientâÂÂs number and press OK . Save a m essage in your O utbox 1 After writing a message, pr ess Opt ions . 2 Scroll to Sa ve me ssage and press the roller . Me ssage saved appear s on screen . 3 Press to return to th e Start screen.
[ 75 ] T e xt messages* View message s saved in the Outbo x 1 At the Start sc reen , pres s Menu and then pres s the ro ller . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n. 2 Press the roller , scroll to Outbox , an d press the roller again . 3 Scroll to the m essage you w ish to view and pres s the roll er . Read text messages When you receive a text message, appears on scr een as well as t h e word s Messag e receiv ed . 1 Press the roller to read th e message. Once you âÂÂre finished reading: 2 Press Ba ck . The m essage is move d to the Inbox folder . OR Press Op t io ns . The message is m oved to the inbox folder and you âÂÂre presented with the optio ns below . Use the roller to navigate an d select an option. Era se . . . . . . . . . . . . . E rase s the me ssa ge. Rep ly as te xt . . . . . . . A ll ows you to reply to the messa ge usi ng a variety of t e mplates or an empty screen. Forward as text . . . . Forwards the messa ge to a nu mbe r you sp ecify . For wa rd o pt ion s . . . . Provides options for forwarding, such as Mult iple c opi es and Messa ge pro fil e . Move . . . . . . . . . . . . . M oves the me ssage to another folder . Edit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A llows you to edit the me ssage be for e saving, sending, and other options. Rename . . . . . . . . . . . Renames th e title of the messa ge. Copy t o cale ndar . . . Copies the message to todayâÂÂs date on the calendar .
[ 76 ] Use nu mber . . . . . . . . Adds the number to your phone book. Detai ls . . . . . . . . . . . . Displays the s ender âÂÂs nu mbe r as well as the message center number responsible for sending the mess age. Message h eader icons In front of the header means the message has not been read. i In front of the header indicates the message is a delive ry report. Read a n ew m essage later 1 T o read a message at anothe r time than whe n it was received, press Exit after the message has been received. 2 When youâÂÂr e ready to read the me ssa ge, pre ss Menu , a nd the n press the roller . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n. 3 Press the roller , scroll to the message (if more than one), and press the roller again. The message is dis played on s creen . Option s while reading a messag e 1 While reading a message, press Opt io ns and scroll to one of the options below . 2 Press the roller to select an option. Era se . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erase s the curre nt mess age. Rep ly as te xt . . . . . . . Sends the mess age to a number that you specify . Y ou âÂÂre given the option to start the reply with a tem plate. Forward as text . . . . . Forwards the or iginal message to any number you s pecify . For wa rd o pt ion s . . . . Allows you to send multiple copies of the message or s end the mes sag e usi ng a mess age pr ofi le.
[ 77 ] T e xt messages* Move . . . . . . . . . . . . . M oves the me ssage to another folder . Edit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Allows you to e dit the message befor e saving or sending. Rename . . . . . . . . . . . Allows you to rena me th e m essage. Copy t o cale ndar . . . Sav es the note to th e calendar on todayâÂÂs date. Use nu mber . . . . . . . . A dds the nu mber cu rren tly displaye d to your phone book. Detai ls . . . . . . . . . . . . Displays the sende r number and messag e center number of th e sender . ⢠Rep ly t o a tex t me ssage* 1 While viewing a message, press Op t io ns . 2 Rep ly as te xt is highlighted. Press the r oller . 3 Scroll to one of the available templates to start your reply and pre ss the roller . 4 Write your r eply . Tip: Write your m essages using Predictive t ext, itâÂÂs much f aster than the traditional m ethod. T o activate predictive text, press and hold Optio ns un til T9 dictionary acti vated appears on screen . T o learn more about pr edictive text, see â Predictive text inputâ on page 82. 5 Press Op t io ns . Send mess age is highlighted. 6 Press the roller . The numb er from w hich your message was received app e ars on s c ree n. 7 Edit the n umber using the keypad or press OK . 8 Sendi ng message appear s on screen.
[ 78 ] ⢠Special sen ding optio ns Send mu ltiple copies Y ou can send the same message to multiple recipients using the multiple copies featur e. This saves the time of ha ving to rewrite the mess age for each recipient. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Press the roller , pr ess Write , and enter your messag e. 3 Press Op t io ns , scroll to Send ing opt io ns , and press the roller . 4 Mult iple c opi es is highlighted. Press the r oller . 5 Select a nam e from th e list and press t h e roller . Send ing <type of mess age> appears on s creen. 6 Press to return to th e Start screen. ⢠Message storage Whe n mes sag e memo ry is f ul l When blinks there is no more spa ce for new text mess ages . Y ou can do the followin g to create more space: ⢠Read some of the u nread messages and then delete them. ⢠If youâÂÂve saved me ssage s in the Ar ch i v e folder , or in f olders which youâÂÂve created, e rase some of these m essages from those folders . Read messages stored in fol ders T o view messages that h ave bee n stored in your Inbox, Outbox, or Archive folders: 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu, and then press the roller . Te x t m e s s a g e s appears on sc reen. 2 Press the r oller , scr oll to the folder of your choice, an d press the r oller aga in .
[ 79 ] T e xt messages* A list of messages appears on screen . 3 Scroll to the m essage you wish to read and press the r oller . Tip: If y ou pr es s Opt ions w hile view ing the message, you can Rep ly , Fo rwa r d , Mo ve , Edit , Rename , Copy to calendar , and more . Move a tex t m essage 1 While viewing the m essage, press Op tio ns . 2 Scroll to Mo ve and press the r oller . 3 Scroll to the f older wh ere you w ant to m ove the message and press the roller . Erase a text message 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu, and then press the roller . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n. 2 Press the roller an d scroll to the f older con taining the message you wish to erase . 3 Press the roller an d scroll to the m essage you want to erase. 4 Press Op t io ns and sc r oll to Eras e . 5 Press Se lec t (or press the roller ) and press OK . ⢠Or gan iz e me ss ages w ith f olde r s All text messages sa ved in your ph oneâÂÂs memory are or ganized into folders. These folder s are locate d under th e Mess ages > T ext messa ges me nu ( Menu 1 ). Inbo x Messages are automatically stored in the in box after the yâÂÂve been read. Outbo x Messages are au tomatically saved in the Outbox folde r after th eyâÂÂve bee n written.
[ 80 ] Archive fold er and user-created folders To mak e sur e th at ce rt ai n me ssa g es wo n âÂÂt be overwritten when memory becomes full, m ove some of your mess ages t o the Archi ve fold er . Y ou can also cr eate new folders of your own and sa ve messages there. Add a folde r 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu, and then press the roller . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n. 2 Press the roller again and then press Options . 3 Add fol de r is h ighlighted. 4 Press the roller , enter the name of the n ew folde r , and p ress OK . Fold er a dd ed ap p ear s on s cre e n. 5 Press to return to th e Start screen. Remove a folder 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu, and then press the roller . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n. 2 Press the roller , scroll to the folder you wish to r emove, and press Optio ns . 3 Scroll to Remove fol de r and press the roller . 4 Remove f older? appears on screen. Press OK . Folder remo ved appears on screen. 5 Press to return to th e Start screen. Note: Only folder s previously cr eated by the u ser can be r emoved. The Inbox , Outb ox , Archive , and Te m p l a t e folders are protected from deletion. When you delete a folder , all the messages in that folder are deleted as well.
[ 8 1 ] T e xt messages* ⢠Mess age se ttings Y ou can control the format, me thod of delivery , and other properties of your messages with Messa ge se tti ngs . 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu, and then press the roller . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n. 2 Press the roller an d then press Optio ns . 3 Scroll to Mess age setti ngs and press the roller . 4 The following m essage settings are available. Scroll th rough the menus using the r oller . Press the roller to enter their submenus. Messag e ce nte r number . . . . . . . . . . . . The ph one numbe r of the mes sa ge center . It is necessary for sending text messages. Me ssages se nt as . . . . Allows you to select the format of the me ssa ges you s end. ⢠Te x t . . . . Sen d a s norma l text. ⢠E- mai l . . Send as e-mail. ⢠Pa g e . . . . Send to a pa ger via the i nternet. ⢠Fa x . . . . . Sen d a s a fax. Note: Y ou can only use T ext, E-mail, P age, and F ax if your service provider supports these f ormats. Me ssage v ali dity . . . . . . . . All ows you to set the length of time that you r service provider attempts to send the message before it give s up. Defaul t r eci pi ent number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The default sen d n umber for any te xt mes sage . Delivery rep orts . . . . . . . . . Requ est s the syste m to inform you whe ther it was able to deliver your m essages. Reply via same center . . . Allows your reply to be deliver ed by the messa ge ce nter th at sent you the mes sage.
[ 82 ] Y ou can send a text message to a fa x or to an e-mail address (if supported by your service provider ) if you âÂÂve defined a set with parameters for fax or e-mail transmissions. This option i s under Messag es sent as... ⢠Predictive text in put Predictive text inpu t is an easier , fa ster way to wr ite messages than the traditional method. Predictive text uses a formula to "guess" the letter of each word that youâÂÂre spellin g. ItâÂÂs ver y accurate, and re quires only one press of the key for each le tter . Tip: Because the âÂÂguessedâ word ch anges as you enter each letter , try not to look a t the screen until y ouâÂÂve finished enterin g the word. Note: Y ou can add new words to the diction ary at any time. Note: Predictive text inp ut might not be available for all languages. Activate or deactivate predictive text When youâÂÂre writing a text message, press a nd hold Op tions u ntil T9 dic tio nary ac t ivate d or T9 dic tio nary dea ctiv ated appears on s creen. Write words wi th predict ive text Press the number key that corresponds to the lette r . Pr ess each key only once for each letter . For example , to write he l l o , press each of the keys below on ly once . ⢠If the displayed word is corre ct, press to enter a space after the word, and th en star t writing the next word. ⢠If the displayed word is not correct, press to see other possible matches. To retu rn to the previou s word in the list of matches, press Prev ious . he l l o
[ 83 ] T e xt messages* If a question mark appears after the word, th e word you intended to write is not in the dictionary . Y ou need to add th e word to the dictionary (s e e next page). Add n ew words to th e diction ary If youâÂÂre writing a me ssage and encoun ter a wor d that predictive text doesnâÂÂt recognize, y ou can a dd the word to the dictionar y . 1 Press and t he left selection key ch anges to Spell . 2 Press Sp el l . 3 Enter the word u sing the keypad (see âÂÂPhone bookâ on page 3 1), and then pr ess Sa ve . The word is added to the dictionar y and to th e message th at youâÂÂre writing. The di splay returns to your message. Notes abo ut adding w ords ⢠New words that you acceptâÂÂeven accidentallyâÂÂby pressing the roller , , or deleting th e space between two words (thus forming a compound word) a re saved in the dictionar y . ⢠Depending on the langua ge chosen and the length of the words, you might be ab le to add hundreds of words to the dictionary . ⢠When the diction ary becomes f ull, the most recently added word replaces the first word you added. Enter sym bols and characters While writing a m essage, press and hold to dis play a lis t of special char acters on the r ight of your s creen . ⢠Scroll to the character you wish to use. ⢠Press the roller to enter the char acter into your message.
[ 84 ] Tip: Press to switch between uppercase and lowercase characters, when theyâÂÂr e available. Inse rt a na me or n umber in to a me ssage T o insert a stored name or number in to your message: 1 While writing a message, press Opt ions . 2 Scroll to Insert number or Insert name , and then press the r oller . 3 Enter the number using the keypad, or find the number in your phone book and press the roller . The selected n ame or n umber is in serted into your message. Special Characters . ?! @â - _ ( ) , :; & /~ \ %* # <= > " ⬠ã ÃÂ¥ ç i ÿ ÃÂàÃÂá ÃÂâ àã ÃÂä àÃÂ¥ ÃÂæ ÃÂç D ð ÃÂè ÃÂé ÃÂê ÃÂë ìàààÃÂñ ÃÂò ÃÂó ÃÂô ÃÂõ ÃÂö àø ò ÃÂù ÃÂú ÃÂû ÃÂü ÃÂþ
[ 85 ] T e xt messages* Clear the screen T o clear any text or num bers on scr een, pr ess and hold Clea r . Delete Informa tion ⢠T o delete a ch aracter to the left of the cu rsor , p ress Cl ea r . ⢠T o delete a h ighlighted word, pres s , and then press Clear . Change letter cas e ⢠While entering a m essage, press .
[ 86 ] 16. Y o ur P e rsonal Digital Assistant ⢠Calendar The c al en dar ( M enu 8 ) keeps track of notes, calls, meetings, and bir thdays. It can even soun d an alar m whe n itâÂÂs time for you to make a c all or go to a meeting. Y our phone must be s witched on to use this fun ction. Do not switch th e phone on where wireless phon e use is pr ohibited, or when it m ay cause in terfer ence or dange r! Enter the date 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Cale ndar appears on screen and press th e roller . 3 Press Op t io ns and scroll to Se tti ngs . 4 Press the roller . 5 Set th e date is highlighted. Press the roller . 6 Enter the current month and day in mm/dd/ yyyy f o rmat an d p re ss OK . (E xampl e : En ter D ec emb er 3 1, 200 0 as 123 120 00 ). Date is set appears on screen. 7 Press to return to th e Start screen.
[ 87 ] Y our P ersonal Digital A ssistant Enter the tim e 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Cale ndar appears on screen and press th e roller . 3 Press Op t io ns and sc r oll to Setti ngs . 4 Press t he roller and scroll to Se t th e ti me . 5 Press the roller . 6 Enter the time in hh:mm format (for example, 12:30) and press OK . 7 Scroll to am or pm and press OK . Cal en dar opt ions Option 1: Make a note Y ou can create a calendar n ote for any day of th e year . When the day and time for the note approaches, your phone sounds an alert and th e note app e ars on s c ree n. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Cale ndar appears on screen and press th e roller . 3 Press Op t io ns . Make a note is highlighted. 4 Press the roller . Th e following l ist appears on screen: 5 Scroll to the desired note ty pe (such as General note ) and press the roller . 6 Enter a subject for the note and press OK . Meet ing Ca ll Bir thda y General note
[ 88 ] Opti on 2: View by weeks Allows you to view the calendar in monthly increments with one w eek highlighted at a time. Option 3: Go to date T akes you directly to the specified date in stead of scrolling. Enter a date in mm/dd/yyyy form at, and then press OK . Option 4: Vi e w selected day Allows you to view all the notes for the currently selected day . Option 5: S ettings Contains submenus for setting the date, time, date/time format, auto erase schedule, allows you to specify what day th e week starts on. Receiv e Calendar notes When you recei ve a calendar n ote, yo ur phone displays Calendar note received . Y ou can th en sav e the note in yo ur c ale ndar and se t an ala rm for any date and time. Vie w receiv ed calendar notes Note: If y ou pr es s Ex it the calendar note will be deleted! 1 When your phone dis plays Calendar note received , pr ess Sh ow . 2 Scroll through th e note to read. Save receiv ed ca lendar not es 1 After viewing the ca lendar note, press Optio ns . 2 Scroll to Sa ve an d press OK . Discar d vi ewed ca lendar no tes 1 After viewing the ca lendar note, press Exit . 2 Press OK to er ase the note or press Option s and then Di sc a rd .
[ 89 ] Y our P ersonal Digital A ssistant ⢠Alarm clock The alar m clock is based on your ph oneâÂÂs internal clock. It s ounds an alert a ny time you specify and w orks even wh en the ph one is of f. Set an alarm 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears on screen an d press the roller . 3 Time settings appears on screen . Press the r oller . 4 Alarm c lock appears on screen . Press the r oller . 5 Enter the time for the alarm in hh:mm format (using the roller or keypad) a nd press OK . 6 Select either am or pm and pr ess the roller . Alarm o n briefly appears on screen . also appears in the upper right corner of the Start scr een. Note: 24-hour format is also available. See âÂÂSelect th e display f o rmatâ on page 1 0 f or more i nformation . When the alarm sounds Wit h the phon e on Press Stop to shut the alarm off. OR Press Sno oze . The a la rm s tops f or 5 min ut es and Sn ooze appears on screen. Note: If y ou le t the alarm soun d fo r 1 min ut e without pressing a key , it stops (sn oozes) for 5 minutes, and then so unds aga in.
[ 90 ] With th e phon e off The phone switches itself on and the alarm sounds. If you press Stop , the phone displays Swi tc h the phone on ? . â¢P r e s s Ye s to keep the phone pow ered on or press No to switch it off. DonâÂÂt set the ala rm to switch the phone on when wireless phone use is pr ohibited or when it may cause in terferen ce or dange r! T urn off an alarm 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears on screen an d press the roller . 3 Time settings appears on screen . Press the r oller . 4 Alarm c lock appears on screen . Press the r oller . 5 Scroll to Off and press the r oller . Alarm of f appears on screen. Press to return to th e Start screen. â¢U s e t h e C a l c u l a t o r 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Calcul ator appears on s creen and press the roller . 3 Enter the first number in the calculation. Press the key to enter a decimal point. Press Clear to erase an y mistakes. 4 T o add . . . . . . . . Pre ss once ( appears) . T o subtract . . . . Pre ss twice ( - appears). T o multiply . . . Press thr ee time s ( â â â â appears). T o divide . . . . . Press four tim es ( / appears).
[ 9 1 ] Y our P ersonal Digital A ssistant 5 E nte r th e seco n d num ber . 6 Press Opt ion s . Equal s and Cha nge sign appear on screen, with Equ al s highlighted. 7 Press the roller . The sum of t he calculation appear s on screen. W orking with curren cy Set the exch ange rate 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Calcul ator appears on s c reen and press t h e roller . 3 Press Op t io ns . Exc hang e r ate is highlighted. 4 Press the roller . 5 Scroll until How many home units to a foreign unit or How many visited units to a home unit appear s on s creen. 6 Enter the exchange rate (press # to enter a decimal). 7 Press OK . Excha nge ra te save d appears on s creen. Conve rt a curre ncy amount 1 Usin g th e c alc ulat or , ent er t he amou nt to be c onve rt ed an d pres s Op t io ns . 2 Scro ll to In hom e currency or I n foreign curr . and pr ess the roller . The converted amount appears on screen. ⢠T o-do list Y ou can create and store to-do notes just as you would in a PDA. To-do notes can be sorted according to priority , saved to your calendar , or sent t o anoth er phone via SMS. 1. Call allison 2. 3. Pick up mary beth Dog to groomers To-do list
[ 92 ] Adding a task 1 Press Me nu , scroll until To - d o l i s t appears in the displa y , an d press Add . 2 Enter th e subject of the T o-do note a nd press OK . 3 Scroll to a priority and press Sele ct . Viewin g a task Scroll to any item in the list and press th e roller to view details of the task. Pr ess Optio ns to display the following: îÂÂE r a s e îÂÂG o t o c a l e n d a r îÂÂE d i t îÂÂS a v e t o c a l e n d a r î Change pri ority î Send as te xt îÂÂA d d îÂÂD i c t i o n a r y
[ 93 ] Communicate wi th other devices 17. Communicate with other d evices Y ou can send or r eceive phon e book entries an d calendar notes to a compatible phone or other device through the IR por t of your p hone. ⢠Infrared T o use IR, th e device to w hich youâÂÂre connecting must be I rDA compliant. Note: The m aximu m distan ce betw een two devices in an IR connection is 3 fe et (approximately 90 cm ). There must be no obstructions between the tw o devices and both IR ports must be pointed at each other . Check the status o f an I R con nection The status of a connection is in dicated by , which appears in the upper left corner of the display . ⢠When is shown continuously , there is an IR connection between your phone and the oth er device. â¢W h e n i s not s how n, no IR c onn ec tio n ex ist s. ⢠When blinks, your phone is trying to connect to the oth er device or the con nection has been lost. Activate IR Y our phone has an internal d ata feature, which means that no data suite or data card is necessary for sending or r eceiving data. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu .
[ 94 ] 2 Scroll until In fra red appear s on s creen and pr ess the roller . IrDA - receptio n activate d appears on screen. 3 Press to return to th e Start screen. Send Ca lend ar notes via IR Y ou can send and receive calendar notes betwee n phones, as we ll as other IR-equipped de vices (such as P almâ¢, and Psion Ser ies 5â¢). Note: Make sure the other device is set to receive data via IR. Please refer to the user guide of the receiving de vice for more information on enabling an d receiving IR commun ications. Send a calendar note to an other device u sing IR: 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Cale ndar appears on screen and press th e roller . 3 Scroll to the day containing the note you wish to send. 4 Press the roller an d scroll to the desir ed note. 5 Press Optio ns and scroll to Send note . 6 Press the roller . Se nd vi a IR is highlighted. 7 Align the inf rared ports of both devices and press the roller . Other typ es o f IR connections Y ou can also establis h a 2-way connec tion betwee n your PC or laptop and your phone via IR. With th is type of con nection, your phon e can : ⢠Fun ctio n a s a n exter nal mo dem when co nnec ted t o yo ur c om pute r . Use your existin g data software (Dial-up Networking, AOL, e tc.) or f ax softwar e (WinFax Pro, HotF ax , etc.) to send and receive faxe s, connect to the I nternet, or ch eck e-mail. For mor e information, see the accompa nying PC C onnectivity Guide.
[ 95 ] Communicate wi th other devices ⢠Synchronize its ph one book, calendar , and to-do list with some of t he most popular P e rsonal Information Manager (PIM) progr ams on the market (Outlook, ACT !, Lotus Organizer , Gold Mine, etc.). Use th e FoneSync application found on the Nokia C D-ROM in conjunction with your e xisting PIM to kee p all of you r information up to date. For more information, see th e accompanying PC Connectivity G uide. Send a busine ss ca rd via IR Y ou can transmit Phone book information using the in dustry standard v .card format and IR. Bu siness cards ( v . cards) can be sent to a compatible phone, a PC (running the appropriate software), or othe r infrared equipped de vice (such as P almâ¢, and Psion Series 5â¢). Send a bus iness card to a phon e or ot her dev ice: Note: Make sure the other device is set to receive data through its IR port. Please refer to the user guide of th e receiving device for more information on enabling and receivin g IR communications. 1 Press the roller an d scroll to th e phone book en try you wish to send. 2 Press Op t io ns and sc r oll to Send ca rd v ia IR . 3 Align the infrared ports of both devices and press the roller . Send ing card via IR appears on s c reen. Busine ss ca rd sent v ia IR appears on screen. 4 Press to return to th e Start screen. Rec e ive a b usi n es s car d fr om a n oth er p ho ne or de vi c e: T o receive business car ds from another compatible p hone, you n eed to enable IR communications using the Inf rared menu ( Me nu 1 0 ). Once youâÂÂve r eceived th e name and ph one num ber , press Show . Th en pr ess Opti on s , select Save or Disc ard , and then press OK .
[ 96 ] 18. DLR-3P connections Y ou can establish a 2-way con nection between your PC or laptop computer and your phone using th e serial cable. With thi s type of connection, your phone can: ⢠Func tion as an ext ernal modem. Us e you r exist ing dat a soft ware (Dia l-up Networking, AOL , etc.) or f ax software (WinF ax Pro, HotF ax, etc.) to send and receive faxe s, connect to the Internet, or check e-m ail. ⢠Synchronize its ph one book, calendar , and to-do list with some of t he most popular P e rsonal Information Manager (PIM) progr ams on the market (Outlook, ACT !, Lotus Organizer , Gold Mine, etc.). Use th e FoneSync application found on the Nokia C D-ROM in conjunction with your existing PIM application to keep all of your information up to date. For more i nformation on using you r phone as outlined above, see the accompa nying PC C onnectivity Guide. Impo rtant ! Only connect the DL R-3P to your phone after it has bee n powered on. Also, do n ot connect the analog module (AMPS) to the ph one wh ile the DLR- 3P is conne cted (or vice versa). If both of these m odules are connected to th e phone at the same time, it wil l pr event either of them f rom f unctionin g properly .
[ 97 ] W e lcome to the wir eless Inter net* 19. W elcome to the wireless Internet* W AP ( short for Wireless A pplication Protocol) is to mobile devices what WWW (W orld Wide W eb) is to desktop computers. The mobile community began developing W AP several years ago to give mobile device users access to the internet. T oday , most W AP sites are made up of text a nd hyperlinks, with some capable of text inpu t and selection items i n a list. Some pages even con tain low-resolution gr aphics. Because your service provider and others are free to design W AP sites as they choose, each site can vary almost as much as a web page on the Inte rnet. ⢠The Services menu The Servic es menu allows you to use your WA P browser to view news, w eather reports, check flight times, access financial information, and much more . Y ou can also save the addre ss of any W AP page as a bookmark, much th e same as a web pa ge on your personal computer . Note: Y ou may need to subscr ibe to additional s ervices before youâÂÂre able to use the br owser . Also, your service provider may have to configure your phon e for br owsing after you âÂÂve subscribed. Contact your service provider f or more information . Impo rtant ! Internet content received o ver a secure connection and stored in your browser's cache may be reused over non - secure connections and may cr eate security issues. Please check with your service provider to de termine if em ptying your browser's cache a fter each browsing session or some other method should be used to avoid security issues.
[ 98 ] ⢠W AP settings It shouldnâÂÂt be necessary to manually configure your phone for brows ing. Normally your service provider will m odify these settings once youâÂÂve subscribed to this feature. C ontact your service provider if you have problems us ing the b rowser . ⢠Y our service provider and W AP Because W AP cont ent is designed to be view ed fr om your phone, your wireless provider now becomes your âÂÂwireless Interne t service provider â as well. ItâÂÂs likely that your service provider has created their own home page and configured your br owser to go to this page when you press Home on the browserâÂÂs menu. Once at your service pr oviderâÂÂs home page, youâÂÂll fi nd links to a number of other WAP sites. ⢠Launch the browser* 1 At the Start scr een, press Menu . 2 Scroll until Services appear s and press Home. Y our phone conn ects to the Internet and is directed to your service providerâÂÂs home page. Note: If your phone displays Chec k serv ice se tting s , it m ay not be configured for browsing. Contact your service provider to make sure that y our phone is configured properly . Note: Pressing terminates any active browser session and returns you to the Start screen.
[ 99 ] W e lcome to the wir eless Inter net* Navi gating a W A P card Elemen ts common to most pages: ⢠Header l ine - shows the current location. ⢠Activ e hyper link - highlighted and awaiting a pr ess of the r oller . ⢠Hyper link - used to navigate to oth er cards or sites. Scroll to select the link and click the roller . ⢠Tex t - u se the r oller to scroll throu gh the text. Th e curs or wil l a utomatically jump to the next h yperlink to activate it. ⢠Sele ction list - identif i ed by text in bracke ts. Click this link to display addition al choices or links. ⢠Opti on s/ Ba ck - Displays a cardâÂÂs options menu and/or th e browser m enu. Ba ck takes you back t o the previous page. ⢠Data ent r y fiel d - ident ified by ellipse in brackets [...] . This field is u sed when specific user input is re quired (example: city name, stock symbol, airline n ame or flight number , etc.). T o edit th is field: 1 Highlight the data entry field and press the roller . 2 Enter the text requested by the data entry field (for example: Miami ) and press OK . The text you entere d is now di splayed between the br ackets.
[ 1 00 ] 3 Scroll to the link that requires an action (For example: Get forecast? ) and press the roller . The browser menu 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Ser vi ces appears and press the r oller . The following menu ite ms are available. Use the roller to h ighlight and se le ct . ⢠*H ome . . . . . . . . . . Starts the brows er a nd takes you to your servi ce providerâÂÂs home page. ⢠*Bookmarks . . . . . . Displays a list of all saved bookmar ks. ⢠*Se t ti ngs . . . . . . . . From h ere you can modify your connection settings, appeara nce settings, delete secur ity certificat es, and more. ⢠Go to ad dress . . . . A llows you to enter the address of your choice. ⢠Cl ea r th e c ac he . . Empties th e browserâÂÂs tempor ary memory and frees up s pace. ItâÂÂs advis able to empty your cache at the end of each s ession. Note: Some service providers may have cu stomized the Services m enu W AP pageâÂÂs Options m enu. Please contact your service provider for more information , in the event that a ny of the above menu options are unavailable. The Options menu Press Optio ns while b rowsing. T he f ollowing menu s appear on screen: ⢠Home . . . . . . . . . . . Ta kes you ba ck to your home page . ⢠Book ma r ks . . . . . . . Displays a list of all saved bookmarks. ⢠Edit or Select . . . . A llows you to edit the currently selected browser element (for e xample, a checklist or text entry field), or selects the active ( highlighted) hyperlink. ⢠Go t o a ddr ess . . . . A llows you to enter the address of your choice.
[ 101 ] W e lcome to the wir eless Inter net* ⢠Use Numb er . . . . . Captures a phone number displayed on the card to place a call or add the number to the phone book. ⢠Cl ea r th e c ac he . . Empties th e browser âÂÂs temporary memo ry . ⢠Exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exits the cur rent ses sion and retu rns to the Start sc reen. Additio nal menu items Developers of W AP web sites can add more Optio ns menu items s pe cific to their web site. T hese options are often links to other a r eas within the site. As with any other menu i tem, scroll the roller to highlight and press the roller select. Bookmarks Y ou can save th e address of your favorite site s as bookmarks. If a W AP siteâÂÂs developers have included a title for the card, then th e name of the card will appear in the bookmark list (example : Ya h o o ! N e w s , ebay on WAP , Mapqu est ). If the site has no title, then the siteâÂÂs address will appear in the list of bookmarks (exam ple: http://www .yahoo.com/ news.wml ). Save an addre ss as a b ookma rk 1 Navigate to the de sired site and press Opti ons . 2 Scroll to Bookmar ks and press the roller . 3 Press Op t io ns . 4 Scroll to Save as bookmark and press Select . Ent er a bookma rk man ually 1 At t he Service s menu, press the roller . 2 Scroll to Bookmar ks and press the roller . 3 Press Optio ns , scroll to Add bo okma rk and press the roller .
[ 1 0 2 ] 4 Enter the siteâÂÂs addr ess (example : my .ya h oo.co m ) and press OK . Note: It is n ot necessary to enter h ttp:// . This is added automatically . 5 Enter a title for the new bookmark and p ress OK . T o re turn to a boo kmarke d site 1 At t he Se rvic es m enu, press the roller . 2 Scroll to Bookmarks and pre ss the roller again. 3 Scroll to the desired bookmark a nd press the roller . If you are not curren tly browsing, the phone w ill connect to the internet. ⢠Download a ringing ton e Y ou can download up to f ive ringing t ones to you r phone th rough SMS or some W A P sites. For more information about downloading ringing tones, contact your service provider . Play , save, or erase a ri ng ing to ne Once youâÂÂve downloaded a r inging tone, your phon e displays th e message Ringing tone receiv ed . 1 Press Op t io ns , then choos e Pl ay back , Sa ve , or Erase . 2 Press OK .
[ 1 03 ] Fun and gam es 20. Fun and games ⢠In Sn ake II , try to e at as much f ood as possible w hile avoidi ng the walls. The lon ger the snakeâÂÂs tail, the higher your scor e. If the s n ake runs into its tail or th e wall, the game is ove r . â¢I n Rotation , arrange the numbers in numerical orde r - starting from 1. Rotate the n umbers inside the frame with keys 1 and 3 . Move the frame to another position with keys 2 , 4 , 6 , a nd 8 . â¢I n Racket , use the roll er to m ove the r acket up and down. Press the roller to serv e and return the ball. â¢I n Opposite , tr y to change your opponentâÂÂs pieces in to your own color . Use key s 2 , 4 , 6 , and 8 to move your piece. Insert a n ew piece by pressing key 5 . The opponentâÂÂs pieces that you c apture will be re vers ed. Y ou r phone m ust be switched on to play th ese games. Don âÂÂt switch on the ph one when wirele ss phone use is prohibited or when it may cause interfer ence or danger! Star t a gam e 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Gam es appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll to the game you wish to play and press the roller . ⢠Y ou can use your phoneâÂÂs IR por t to play SnakeII against someone else. Before starting the game, point the IR ports of each phone at the other and then (each player) choose the two-player option . Inst ruc tion s displays a short tu torial on th e game. Level allows you to choose the dif ficulty of the gam e. Continue resumes play after a pause. T o p s cor e displays the top sc ore (the top score ca nnot be reset).
[ 1 04 ] 2 1. Reference information ⢠Batteries and chargers For infor mation about charging and recharging y our phone battery , see âÂÂCharge the batteryâ on page 8. Use only batteries approved by the ph one man ufacturer . Rech arge yo ur battery only with the ch argers approved by the m anufacturer . A new batter y's full p erformance is achieved only after two or three complete charge and dischar ge cycles. The battery can be ch arged and discharged h undreds of times but will eventually wear ou t. When th e operating time (talk-time and standby time) is noticeably shorter than normal, itâÂÂs time to buy a n ew battery . When a ch arger is not in use, disconnect it from the powe r source. DonâÂÂt leave the battery conn ected to a ch arger for longer than a week, since overcharging may s h orten its lif e. If left u nused a fully ch arged battery will discharge over time. For good operation times, disc h arge the batt e ry from tim e to time by leaving y our phone switched on until it turns its elf off (or by using the battery discha rge facility of any a pproved accessory). Don âÂÂt attempt to dischar ge the battery by any other m eans. T emperature extremes will affect the ability of your battery to charge. Allow it to cool down or warm u p to room temperature bef ore charging. When the battery is running out of power an d only a few minutes of talk time remain, a warnin g tone is emitted and B attery low appears on screen. Whe n no mor e talk tim e is l eft, Rechar ge battery appears on screen, a warning tone s ounds, and the phone switches off. Use the battery on ly for its intended purpose . Never us e any charger or battery that is damaged or worn ou t.
[ 1 05 ] Referen ce information DonâÂÂt short circuit th e battery . Accidental short circuits ca n occur wh en a metallic object (coin, clip, or pen) is tou ched to th e an d - terminals of the battery . Shorting the terminals together may damage the battery or connecting object. Donâ t leave the batte ry in hot or c old places, such as in a cl osed c ar in summer o r wi nter condi tions. Doi ng so w ill r educe th e capacity an d li fetime of th e batte ry . Always try to kee p the bat tery betwee n 15 C and 25 C (59 F and 77 F). A phone with a hot or cold batte ry may tempor aril y di sable , ev en whe n the batter y is fully charge d. NiMH batte ry perfor manc e is limited in temper atur es below -1 0 ð C (14 F). L i-Io n battery pe rform ance is li mi ted in temp erature s be low 0 C (32 F). Batteries mus t be recycled o r disposed of pr operly . Do not dispose of them in municipal w aste. Do not dispose of batteries in a f ire! ⢠Importan t safety information T raffi c safety DonâÂÂt u se a hand-held telephone while driving a vehic le. If youâÂÂre using a hand-held ph one, park the vehicle bef ore conversing. Always secure the phone in its h older and donâ t place th e phone on the pa ssenger seat or where it can break loose in a collision or sudden stop. The use of an alert device to operate a veh icle's lights or horn on public roa ds is not perm itted. Re member , roa d safe t y al ways co mes fi rst ! Operating environment Remember to f ollow any special regulations and always switch off you r phone w herever f orbidden, or wh en it m ay caus e inter ference or danger . When connecting the phone or accessory to another device, read its userâÂÂs guide for safety instructions. Donâ t connect in compatible products.
[ 1 06 ] As with oth er mobile radio transmitting equipment, users ar e advised to operate this equipm ent only in the n ormal operating position (held to your ear with th e antenna pointing over you r shoulder). P acem aker s P acemaker manufacturers recommend a distance of 20 cm (6 inches) be maintained between a h and-held wireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid interfer ence with the pacemaker . These r ecommendations are consistent with in dependent resear ch and r e commendations of Wireless T echnology Research. P ersons with a pacem aker: ⢠Should always keep th e phone m ore than 20 cm (6 inches ) fr om their pacemaker when the phone is s witched on. â¢S h o u l d not carry the phone i n a breast pocket. ⢠Shou ld use the e ar opposite th e pacemaker to minimize the potential fo r interf er ence. ⢠Should switch of f the phone imme diately if there is any reason to suspect that interference is taking place. Hearing aids Some digital wirele ss phones may in terfere w ith hearing aids. In the event of such interf erence, consu lt your service pr ovider . Oth er medic al devic es Operation of a ny radio transmittin g equipment, including cellular phones, may interfere with the f unctionality of inadequately protected medical devices. Consult a physician or the manufacturer of the medical device to determine i f it is adequ ately shielde d from ex ternal RF e nergy , or if you have any questions. Switch off your phone in h ealth care facilities when regulations posted in these areas instruct you to do so. Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipmen t that could be sensitive to RF energy .
[ 1 0 7 ] Referen ce information Ele ctronic de vi ces Most modern electronic equ ipment is shielded from r adio frequency (RF) signals. However , cert ain electronic equ ipment may not be shielded against th e RF signals e manatin g from your wireless phone. P osted faciliti es Switch your phone off in any facility where posted notices s o require. P oten tially explo sive atmosp heres Switch off your phone when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphe re and obey all signs and instr uctions. Sparks in su ch areas cou ld cause an explosion or f ire resulting in bodily in jury or even death. Users are advised to switch of f the phon e when at a r efuelling poin t (service s tation). Users are rem inded of the need to observe r estrictions regarding the u se of radio equipment in fuel depots (f uel storage an d distribution areas), chemical plants, or where blasting ope rations are in progress. Areas with a potentially ex plosive atmosphere are often bu t not always clearly marked. They in clude below deck on boa ts, chemical transfer/ storage facilities, vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or butane), areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dus t or metal powders, and a n y other area w here you would be advised to turn off your vehicle e ngine. Ve h i c l e s Only qualified personnel should install or service the ph one in a vehicle. F a ulty installation or service m ay be dangerous and invalidate the warr ant y . RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately sh ielded electronic system s in motor vehicles (for example , electron ic fuel injection system s, electronic anti-skid (anti-lock) br aking sys tems, electronic speed control systems, air bag systems).
[ 1 08 ] Check with the manufacturer or its represen tative regarding your vehicle. Y ou should also consult the manufacturer of any equipment that h as been added to your vehicl e. Ensure all wireless phon e equipment in your veh icle is mounted and operating proper ly . DonâÂÂt carry or store flammable liquids, gases or explosive materials in the same compartment as the ph one or its accessories. For vehicles equipped with an air bag, remember that an air bag inflates with great force. DonâÂÂt place any objects in the a rea over the a ir bag or in the air bag deploym ent area. If in -vehicle wireless equipment is improperly installed a nd the air bag inflates, serious injury cou ld result. Ai rcra f t Switch off your phone before boarding an aircraf t. The use of wireless telephones in an aircraft may be dangerous to the oper ation of the aircraft, d isrupt the wir eless telephone n etwork, and may be illegal. F a ilure to observe these instr uctions may lead to suspension or d enial of telephone services to th e offender , legal action , or both. Emergen cy calls ⢠Imp ortant! This ph one, like an y wir eless p hone, operat es using radio signals and cannot be guaranteed to connect in all conditions. Ther efore, you should never rely solely upon any wireless phone for essential communications (such as medical emer gencies). Remember , to m ake or receive any calls the phone must be switched on an d in a servi ce area with adequ ate signal stren gth. Em erge nc y cal ls m ay not be po ssible o n all wi reless phone networks or when cer tain network services a nd/or phone features are in u se. Check with local wir eless service providers for more informa tion.
[ 1 09 ] Referen ce information Making an emergency call: 1 If th e phone is not on, switch it on. Note: Some networks may require that a valid SIM card be pr operly inserted i n the phone . 2 If the wor d Cle ar appears above right selection key , press and hold the selection key to clear t he screen. 3 Enter the emer gency number for your pr esen t location ( for example, 9 1 1 or other official emergency number). Emergency numbers var y by location. 4 Press . If certain f eatures are in use (Keygu ard, fixed dialin g, and so on), you may fi rst need to turn those features off b efor e you can ma ke an emer gency call. Consult th is guide and your local wi reless service provider f or more information. When making a n emergency call, remember t o provide all information as accurately and clearly as possible. Remember that your wir eless phone may be the only means of communication a t the s cene of an accident - donâÂÂt cut off the call u ntil given per mission to do so. Radio Frequency (RF) Signals THIS MO DE L PH ON E M EETS TH E G OV ERN MENT âÂÂS REQU IRE MENT S F OR EXPOSURE T O RADIO WA VES. Y our w ireless phone is a radio tr ansmitter and receiver . It is designed and manufactured n ot to e xceed the emission lim its for exposure to radiofrequency (RF ) en er gy set b y t he Fede ral Com m uni catio ns Co mmis si on of the U.S. Government. T hese limits are part of comprehen sive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The guidelines are based on standar ds that we re developed by in dependen t scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. T he standa rds includ e a subst antial safety m argin design ed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and h ealth.
[ 1 1 0 ] The exposure standard for wireless mobile ph ones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by th e FCC i s 1.6 W/kg .* T ests for SAR ar e con ducte d usin g stan dard operating positions accepted by th e FCC with the ph one transmitting at its highest certified power level in a ll tested frequency bands. A lthough the SAR is determined at th e high est certified pow er level, the actual SAR level of the ph one while operating can be well below th e maximum value. This is because the phone is design ed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reac h the network. In general, the close r y ou a re to a wire l ess b ase sta tion ant en na, the lo w er th e po we r ou tpu t. Before a phone mo del is available for sale to the public, it m ust be tested and certified to the FCC that it doe s not exceed the limit established by the governm ent-adopted requirem ent for safe ex posure. T he tests are performed in positions and locations (e.g., at the ear) as r equired by the FCC for each model. T he highest SAR value for this model phone when tested for use at the ear is 1.29 W/kg. While there ma y be differen ces between the SAR levels of various ph ones and at various positions, they all me et the gove rnmen t requi remen t. The FCC h as granted an Equipment Autho rization for this model phone with all repor ted SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guide lines. SAR in formation on this model ph one is on file with the FCC and can be f ound under th e Display Grant section of http://www .fcc.gov/oet/f ccid after searching on FCC ID LJPNSW-5NX. ____ ___ __ ____ __ ___ __ ____ ___ __ __ _____ __ __ __ _____ __ __ _____ *In the United State s and Canada, the S AR limit for mobile phones us ed by t he public is 1.6 watts/kg (W/kg) average d o v er one gram o f tissue. Th e standard incorporates a substantial margin of safety to give additional protection for the public and to account for any variations in measurements.
[ 111 ] Referen ce information ⢠Care and maintenance Y our ph one is a produ ct of superior design and craftsmanship and should be treated with care. The suggestions below will h elp you to fulfill any warranty obligations and to enjoy this product for m any years. When using your phone, battery , charger , or any accessory: ⢠K ee p all parts and accessories out of small childr en's reach. ⢠K ee p all parts an d accessories dry . Precipitation, humidity , and liquids contain m inerals that will cor rode electronic circuits. â¢D o n â t use or s tore parts or ac ce ssories in du sty , dirty areas. Moving parts can be damaged. â¢D o n â t store parts or accessories in hot areas. High temperature s can shorten the life of electronic devices, damage batteries, and warp or melt certain plastics. â¢D o n â t store parts or accessories in cold areas. When the phone warms up ( to its n ormal temperature), moisture c an form inside the phone, which may damage electronic circ uit boards. â¢D o n â t attempt to open . Non-expert handling could cause damage. â¢D o n â t dr op, knock or shake. Rough h andling can break internal c ir cuit boards. â¢D o n â t use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or str ong detergen ts to clean parts or accessories. Wipe it with a soft cloth slightly dampened in a m ild soap-and-water solution. â¢D o n â t paint. P aint can clog moving parts and prevent proper operation. â¢U s e only the supplied or an approved replacement anten na. Unauthorized antennas, modifications or attachmen ts could damage the phone and may violate regulations governing radio de vices. ⢠If the phone, battery , charger , or any accessory is not wor king properly , take it to your nearest qualified ser vice facility . The personnel there will assis t you, and if necessa ry , arrange for service.
[ 1 1 2 ] ⢠A cces sories If you wa nt to en hanc e your phoneâÂÂs func ti onal ity , an ext ensi ve ra nge of accessories is available for you. Y ou can select any of th ese items t o help accommodate your specif ic communication needs. For availability of these and other accessories, contact your service provider . A few practical rule s for a ccessory oper ation: ⢠K ee p all accessories out of r each of small children . ⢠When you disconnect the power cord of any accessory , grasp and pull the plug, no t the cord. ⢠Chec k regular ly that any vehicle- install ed accessories a r e mo u n te d a n d are oper ating proper ly . ⢠Installation of any complex car accessories must be made by qualif ied personnel onl y . N ot e : Use on ly batt er ies , ch arg ers an d acce ssori es app ro ved by the phon e manu fact ure r for use with t his particular phone model. Th e use of a ny other types may invalidate any appro val or warranty applying to the phone, and may be dangerous. Note: See âÂÂBatteries and charg ersâ on page 1 04 for important battery usage information. Note: For availability of appro ved accessories , please check with your authorized Nokia dealer .
[ 1 1 3 ] Referen ce information â¢B a t t e r i e s A va riety of Nokia bat te ry options are available fo r your phone. E ach battery provides you w ith the pe rformance, quality and convenience youâÂÂve come to expect w ith your Nokia phone. Charging Times The following table shows the batter y options that are available for your phone. The charging times with th e Rapid T rave l Charger (ACP- 8U), the Rapid Cigarette L ighter Charger (LCH-9), a nd the Standard T ravel Charger (ACP-7U) are listed beside each option. Note: The times displayed below ar e approximate and w ill allow your battery to obtain approximately 90% of its capacity . At this time, the bat tery scroll bars on y our phoneâÂÂs display w ill stop scrolling. T o obtain 1 00% battery capacity for all batterie s except BMS-2V, allow another two hours to âÂÂtrickleâ or âÂÂmaintenanceâ charge. Batterie s Standard Tr a ve l Charger ACP -7U Rapid Travel Charger ACP-8U Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger LCH-9 Handsfree Desktop Charger DCH - 12K Ultra Slim Li-P olymer Battery 600 mAh (BPS-1) 2h30 m 1h30m 1h25m 1h 25m Extended Li-Ion Battery 900 mAh (BLS-2S/BLS-2N) 4h 2h 2h 2h Extended NiMH Battery 900 mAh (BMS-2S) 4h 2h 1h30m 1h 30m Extended NiMH Vibrating Battery 900 mAh (BMS-2V) 4h 2h 1h30m 1h 30m Ultra Extended Li-Ion Battery 1500 mAh (BLS-4) 5h to 6h 4h 3h30m 3h 30m
[ 1 1 4 ] Sta ndby an d T alk Times The times shown in the following table are approx imate, and represent a range for ei ther standby or talk times (not a combination of both). Battery operation times vary according to signal conditions, network par ameters set by the ser vice provider , and how you use your phone. Wa r n i ng ! Dispose of used bat teries in accordance with any local regulations. Please refer to th e followin g table for m ore information on talk and standby times in both digital a nd an alog networks: Battery Option Digi tal Ta l k T im e Ana log T a lk Time Stan dby Time Digit al Ana log Ultra Slim Li-P olymer Battery 600 mAh (BPS-1) 2h to 3h20m 1h to 2h 40h to 6 days 1 0h to 17h Extended Li-Ion Battery 900 mAh (BLS-2S/BLS-2N) 3h to 5h 1h30m to 3h 2.5 to 9 days 16h to 26h Extended NiMH Battery 900 mAh (BMS-2S) 3h to 5h 1h30m to 3h 2.5 to 9 days 16h to 26h Extended NiMH Vibrating Battery 900 mAh (BMS-2V) 3h to 5h 1h30m to 3h 2.5 to 9 days 16h to 26h Ultra Extended Li-Ion Battery 1500 mAh (BLS-4) 5h to 8h 2h45m to 5h 4 to 15.5 days 26h to 44h
[ 1 1 5 ] Referen ce information Chargers an d Other A ccessories The followin g chargers and chargin g accessorie s are available f o r y ou r phone; please see your dealer for details. Also, ref er t o th e ac cess or ies br oc hure th at was in clud e d in your sales package for the entire line of Nokia Original Accessories. Standard T ravel Charger ( ACP-7U) U se th is du rab le an d e con omic al ch ar ger to ch arg e all battery option s. Plug t he connector into the bottom of your phone, then plug the charger into a wall ou tlet. Chec k the charg ing sta tus on th e phone display . Note: If the battery is complet ely empty , you can not use the phone until it has enough charge to operate. The Standard T ravel Ch arger is available for different voltage leve ls and can also be used with the DCH-9 Compact Desktop Charging Stand. Rapid T ravel Charger (ACP- 8U) This lightweight AC charger can be used with all batter y options. Calls ca n be m ade during charging, even with a fully discharged battery . T o use the Rapid Travel Charger (ACP-8 U), firs t plug the lead with the arrow into the transform er . Twist th e lead 1/4 turn to lock it in place. Then connect the lead from the charger to th e base of you r phone. Finally , plug the charger in to a s tandard 120V AC wall outlet. The charger can also be used toge ther with the o ptional Compact Desktop Charging Stand (DCH-8 or DCH- 9). Approximate charging times for discharged batteries are s hown at the beginning of this section.
[ 1 1 6 ] Rapid Cig arette Lighter Charge r (LCH-9) Y ou can charge your ph oneâÂÂs battery from your vehicle battery by using the Rapid Cigarette Lighter Char ger (LCH-9). Calls are possible du ring charging. A green ligh t indicat es the c harger is r eady for charging. The bat tery charging times are shown at the beginnin g of th is section. The input voltage range is from 1 1 to 32V DC, negative grounding. Avoid prolonged charging with th e Rapid Cigare tte Lighter C harger (LCH-9) when the car engine is not running; this may cause the battery of your car to dra in. Note also that in s ome cars th e cigarette lighter plug is not provided with el ectricity if the ignition is n ot switched on. Compac t Desktop Ch arging Stan d (DCH- 9) Used together with the Sta ndard T ravel Charger (ACP-7U) or the Rapid T ravel Ch arger (ACP-8U), the C ompact Desktop Charging Stand (DCH-9) is an econ omical choice when you need to charge your phone and/or a spare battery . With the battery still attached, place your phone in the charging stand to begin charging your phoneâÂÂs battery . Compac t Desktop Ch arging Stan d (DCH- 8) Used together with the Sta ndard T ravel Charger (ACP-7U) or th e R apid Tr avel Charger (ACP-8U), t he Compact Desktop Charging Stand (DCH-8) is an economical choice when you need your phone close at ha nd.
[ 1 1 7 ] Referen ce information Handsfre e Desktop Charging Kit (DCH-12K) This handsfree de sktop charging kit consists of th e DCH-12 (Handsfree Desktop Charging Stand) and the ACS-6U AC Adapter . The DC H-12K provides the sa me charging tim es as the L CH-9 Rapid Cigar ette Lighter Charger , and allows for handsfr ee usage of the phone via th e stand's bu ilt in speaker and m icrophone. The phone u ses the Hand sfree profile when in the charging stand. Y ou can use eith er voice dialing or u se the Ph one book m enu to dial a call (as th e keyp ad i s not acce ssibl e while in th e stan d).
[ 1 1 8 ] ⢠T roubleshooting The following table lists some com mon problems and their solutions. Prob le m P oss ible caus e P oss ib le s oluti on My ph one isn âÂÂt charging. The charger and ph one ar enâ t properly connected. Se e âÂÂCh ar g e the ba tter yâ on page 8 . The char ge r is not pr oper l y plug ged in. I try to dial a num ber , but Call not allo wed appears o n s creen. Your calls hav e been restricted using fixed dialing or call r estr iction s. Turn off âÂÂR estri ct ca ll sâ on pa ge 66 or âÂÂFix ed d ial ing* â on pag e 67 . My phone isn âÂÂt making /ans weri ng calls. The b atte ry is not ch arge d. Charge the battery. Poor si gn al stren gth. Move to an area with bett er r eceptio n. I c an â t li ste n t o m y voic e mes sages. You havenâ t saved your voic e m ail box n umb er. See â Sav e the voice mail bo x numb er* â on pag e 44 . YouâÂÂve sav ed the in cor rec t voi c e m ail box number. My SMS mes sa ge s are no t be ing de liv ere d. You havenâ t subscribed to SMS se rvi ce. Call your wire less s ervi ce pr ov ider . t o su bsc rib e to S MS. You havenâ t sav ed yo ur SMSC numb er to y our ph one . See âÂÂSa ve th e Messa ge center numb er* â on p age 73.
[ 1 1 9 ] Referen ce information The phone won âÂÂt dial a number using voice di al. You havenâ t assigned a voic e tag to the nu mbe r you are trying to call. See â Ass ign a voic e tag to a nu mb erâ on pag e 56 . YouâÂÂre in an area with an excessiv e amount of background noi se. Go to a qu iete r are a to u se voic e di alin g. Whenev er I co nnect the D LR-3 P cabl e to my pho ne, it lo se s powe r. The AMP S modu l e is con n ecte d to y our ph one . Disconnect the A MPS mod u le o r DL R-3 P ca ble f rom you r ph one . Whenev er I co nnect the AMPS m o dule to my phon e, it wonâÂÂt p ower u p . The DLR-3P ca bl e is con n ecte d to y our ph one . Disconnect the a nalog mo dule or DL R-3 P ca ble f rom you r ph one . I can âÂÂt se nd in fo r- mation using I R. The d ev ice you are communicati ng with isnâÂÂt I rDA co mpli ant. Use a devic e that is IrDA compli ant. Th e de vic es a re nâÂÂt clo se en ough toge ther . En su re yo ur p hone a nd the de vi ce are within 3 fe et (9 0 cm) of e ach othe r. Prob le m P oss ible caus e P oss ib le s oluti on
[ 120 ] Reattach the sliding cover If the plastic part of your phoneâÂÂs sliding cover acciden tally comes off, reattach it as described below: 1. Make sure the metal frame of the slide is fully extended and locked into the open position (the slide w ill "click" in to place). 2. Place the right edge of th e plastic slide cover on th e right side of the metal fr ame (depressing the microphone contacts in the process). 3. Rotate th e plastic slide cover onto the metal slide frame. Make sure the middle snap is secu red properly (tu rn the ph one ov er t o c h ec k) . 4. Pre ss th e left side of the plastic slide cover onto the m etal slide frame until it snaps into place. 5. Check to confirm that all 3 snaps are sec ure l y fast en ed.
[ 12 1 ] Frequently A s ked Questions (FA Q) 22. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q. Ho w do I extend the antenna? A. The antenna is fixed and cannot be e xtended. Q. What if my phone is lo st or stol en? A. Contact your s ervice provider immediately . Q. Does t he phon e h ave t o b e on in ord er f or m e to re ceiv e a ca ll? A. Y es . Q. What is my security code? A. Y our d e faul t s ecur it y c ode i s 12 34 5. If y ou âÂÂve ch an ged yo ur se cur ity code and forgotten th e new code, contact your service pr ovider . Q. If I lose or forget my number , or my service provider âÂÂs number , what can I do ? A. Y ou may be able to fin d the number f or your phone by using the List ow n nu m be r s f ea tur e (u nde r Sett ing s > Phon e se tti ngs > Lis t own numbers ). Q. How do I loc k the ke ypad? A. Close the slide and press Lo ck keys . Q. How do I unl ock the keypad ? A. Open th e slide. Q. How do I keep track of my call s? A. Us e the Ca ll lo g f eatur e (s ee page 39). Q. Ho w do I turn off the ringe r when IâÂÂm in a meeting or donâÂÂt want to be disturb ed? A. Br iefl y press the power key ( ), scroll to Si lent , and th en pr ess th e roller .
[ 122 ] Q. How do I make th e ph one r ing l oud er ? A. See âÂÂCustomize a profil eâ on page 47. Q. How do I cha nge the r ingi ng t one ? A. See âÂÂCustomize a profil eâ on page 47. Q. How do I dow nloa d a c ustom r ingi ng t one ? A. Download tones using SM S. Call your s e rvice provider for more information. Q. So metime s when I use a shortcu t, I get the foll owing mes sage: Invalid Menu . What does th i s mean? A. Some f eatures are depen dent upon your service provider . If your service provider doesnâÂÂt provide thi s feature, or it is not part of you r service package, youâÂÂll n eed to contact them for m ore in formation and to gain access. Q. Whe re is my phoneâÂÂs model numb er and IMEI number? A. On the in formation label, which is located on back of the phone (und er the ba ttery ). Th e mod el n umb er of th is phon e is 7 190. Q. How can I switch my phone into analog mode? A. To u se analog mode, you must h ave purchased and attached an NRM-1 (AMPS) module, which is available as an accessory . See your accessory br ochure for more information. Q. How can I change the contras t of my p honeâ s scre en? A. Go to Se tti ng s > Ph one s ett ing s > D ispl ay con tra st . Use the roller to adj us t the c ont ra st . Q. How do I cle ar my call t imers? A. Go to Call lo g > Call ti mers > Clea r di git al c all timer s . Enter th e security code a t the pr ompt and pr ess OK . Q. How do I re place th e s lide if com es o ff? A. See âÂÂTroubleshootingâ on page 1 18.
[ 123 ] Glossary 23. Glossary Ter m Defi niti on an te n na The p ort io n o f you r phon e de signe d to tr ansm it an d recei ve the wireless signal. an te n na j ac k The conn ector used to at tach an external antenn a to you r mobile p hone ( typically used by the Hands- free ki t). batt ery The so urc e of powe r for yo ur phon e whe n itâÂÂs n ot con necte d to t he cha rger . book mark A web site or address (URL) that is save d to your phoneâÂÂs memory. A bookmark stores the addresses of your favorite webs ite s and the n r ecall s them fro m me mor y so y ou can re turn to t he locati on quick ly and ea si ly. brow s er A com puter program used fo r accessing sites or information on a ne tw ork ( suc h as the Worl d Wi de Web ) . data call A call that is placed or received wh ere your phone func tions as a d ata/fax modem , conn ected to your P C via the DLR -3P cable or IR. earpiece The port ion of your phone that co ntains t he aud io speaker. earpiece vo lu me The audi ble level of t h e earpiec e in an act i ve cal l. e-mai l Elec tron ic mai l. A mess ag e s en t e lec tronic ally. fax ca ll A call that is placed or received wh ere your phone func tions as a d ata/fax modem , conn ected to your P C via the DLR -3P cable or IR. home system The wireless syste m on which you are a su bscriber. IMEI Inter national Mobile Eq uipment Iden tifi er. Used b y serv ice provider s to identi fy your phone on t he wire less net work.
[ 124 ] Inter net A n ele c tr on ic com m u ni cat io ns ne tw or k t hat co nn ec ts comp uter net works an d org a niz ation al co mpute r faci lit ies arou nd th e w orld. IrDA Infr ared Da ta Associ a ti on. IrDA is a non-pr ofit tr ade association wi th a mem bership that ensures interoperability be twee n devic es of al l types. keypad to nes The s ou nd s yo u hea r whe n a k ey on yo ur pho ne âÂÂs key pa d is pressed. messag e alert tone The sounds you hear upon recei pt of a text or system me ssage by yo ur pho ne. mi croph on e The elect r onic element l o cated i n the slide o f yo ur phone, re spo nsi ble f or pick ing up your v oice and other soun ds. navi gat e To mov e from one I ntern et sit e (web pa ge) t o anot her, o r from on e menu to an othe r . non-h o me system Any system that does not use t he same wireless âÂÂformatâ as your home syst em. number k eys The n umbered keys on your phoneâ s keypad. pow er ke y The bu tton on th e fro nt of t he phone tha t al lows you to turn the ph one on o r off. It can a lso be u sed to reca ll an d sw itch you r phon eâÂÂs prof iles. predicti ve text input A system d eveloped f or the r apid ent ry of text v i a a hi ghly com pre ssed database (or di ctio nary ) of words. preferred system A system that uses the same âÂÂformatâ as your home system, but is not the syst em on which you are a subscriber . ring ing opt ion The w ay your ph one play s (or do es not play) the selected ring ing tone when you have an incom ing call . F or exa mple , ascen ding, de scen ding. Ter m Defi niti on
[ 125 ] Glossary ring ing tone The to ne that your ph one pla ys (or doe snâÂÂt play) wh en you have an i nc oming ca ll. rin gi ng vol ume The au dib le le vel of y ou r phon eâÂÂs ring in g to nes. roa mi ng The st ate of your p hone when yo u are no l onger in yo ur ser vice pr ovide râÂÂs net wor k, o ften res u ltin g in addi tion al charg es. roll er A mu lt i fu nct io n ke y o n the fr ont of th e pho ne . Ro ll t he ro lle r to sc ro ll thr ough you r phon eâÂÂs menu s truc ture an d phon e book. P ress the roller to make your selection or to access the ph one b ook or subm enu str uctu re. screen or dis play Your pho neâÂÂs displa y. scroll To move through a list of names, m enu items, and so on, by roll in g t he ro ller up o r d own . Ea ch new se lec tion or op tion is high lighte d a s you r oll to it . se l ect io n k eys The keys unde r the lo wer le ft and righ t corn ers of your phoneâÂÂs display. These keys are defined by the text above them, insi de t he display. SI M Subs c rib er Id ent it y Mo dule slide The mo ving key pad co ver, u sed to pro tect the keypad, as well as answer and end calls. SMS Short Message Service. A service whereby short text messages (t ypically aro und 160 charac ters) can b e sent and recei ved via yo ur p hone. tex t message See SMS. URL Universal Resource Locator. A URL is a specific addr ess or locatio n on the inter net (for exa mple, http://www .Nokia USA.com ) Ter m Defi niti on
[ 126 ] vo ic e m ail A system maintained by your ser vice provider , used to record voice messages, when youâÂÂre u nable to answer a call. vo ic e m ail bo x The repo sit ory on your se rvic e pro vi derâÂÂs n etw ork fo r all voic e mail me ssa ge s. vo lu me See earpiece volume or ringin g volume. warning t ones The col lecti on of tones o r melo dies th a t are p layed when your phone alerts you to a varie ty o f situa tions , or those tone s yo u hea r when you pl ay one of the phon eâÂÂs ga mes. WAP Wir eless App lic atio n Pr ot ocol. W AP is a new pa rt of the Inter net designed sp ecific ally for mobile d evice u sers. wireless netw ork Your ser vice p rovi derâÂÂs operat i ng envi ronment, c omprised of vari ou s t ypes of ha rdw a re, so ft ware , a nd l and li ne con n ect io ns, ma ki ng wire les s c alls pos sib le . Worl d Wide Web (WWW) A part of the Internet designed to allow easier navigation thro ugh the use of gr aph ic al user in terfaces and hyp ertext links between different addresses -- called also Web . WWW Abb rev iat ion for Wo rld Wide Web. Ter m Defi niti on
[ 127 ] T echnical information 24. T echnical information Wirele ss network s GSM 1900 and AMPS 800 Trans mitti ng po wer 1 W (nomi nal) Oper ating v oltage 3.6 V DC (12 V DC for Handsfree kit) Freque ncy band 1850.2 t o 190 9.8 MHz (Transmit) 1930.2 t o 198 9.8 MHz (Recei ve) Numb er of channe l s 512 to 8 10 Memo ry lo cation s 1000 i n phon e up to 250 in SIM c ard Operating t emperature -10 ð C - 55 ð C ( 1 4 ð F - 122 ð F) Weight 95.2 g rams (3.4 oz .) without b atte ry 141. 2 gram s (5 oz.) wi th BLS- 2S b atte ry
[ 128 ] 25. Nokia One-Y e ar Limited W arranty Nokia Inc. (âÂÂNokiaâÂÂ) war rants that this cellular phone (âÂÂProductâÂÂ) is f ree from defects in mater ial and workmanship that result i n Product failure during normal u sage, accor ding to the f ollowing terms an d conditions: 1. The limited warranty for the Product extends f or ONE (1) year beginning on the da te of th e purchase of t he Product. 2. The l imited warranty extends to the original purchaser of the Produ ct (âÂÂC ons umer âÂÂ) a nd is no t as signable or tr ansferable to any subsequent purchaser/end- user . 3. The limited warranty extends on ly to Consum er s wh o purc has e the Product in the United States. 4. During the limited warranty period, N okia will repair , or r eplace, at Nokia's option, any defective parts, or any parts that won âÂÂt proper ly operate f or their in tended u se with ne w or fa ctory rebuilt replacem ent items if s uch repair or replacement is ne eded because of product malfunction or failure during normal us age. No charge will be made to the Consumer for any such par ts. Nokia will also pay f or the labor ch arges incurred by Nokia in repairing or replacing the defective parts. T he limited warranty does not cover de fects in appearance, cosmetic, decorative or structural item s, including framing, a nd any n on-operative parts. Nokia's limit of liability under the limited warran ty shall be the actual cas h value of the Product at th e time th e Consumer returns the P roduct for repair , determined by the price paid by th e Consumer for the Product le ss a reasonable amount for usage. Nokia shall not be liable for any other losses or damages. T hese re medies are the ConsumerâÂÂs e xclusive remedies for breach of warranty .
[ 129 ] Nokia One-Y ear L imited W arranty 5. Upon r equest from Nokia, th e Consumer m ust prove the date of the original purchase of th e Product by a dated bill of sale or dated itemi zed receipt. 6. The C onsumer shall bear th e cost of shipping the Product to N okia in Melbourne, Florida. Nokia shall bear the c ost of shipping the Product ba ck to the Con sumer after the com pletion of service under th is limited warr ant y . 7. The C onsumer shall h ave no cover age or ben efits un der this l imited warranty if an y of the f ollowing conditions are a pplicable: a) The Pr oduct has been subject to abnormal use, abnor mal conditions, improper storage, ex posure to moistur e or dampness, unauthorized modifications, unauthorized connections, un authorized repair , misuse, neglect, abuse, accident, alteration, impr oper installation, or other acts which a re not the fault of Nokia, including damage caused by shipping. b) The Product has been damaged from exte rnal causes such as collision with an obj ect, or fr om fire, flooding, sand, dirt, w indstorm, lightn ing, earthquake or damage from ex posure to weather conditions, an Act of God, or battery leakage, theft, blown fuse, or improper u se of any electrical so urce, or damage caused by the con nection to other products not r ecommended for interconnection by Nokia. c) Nokia w as not advised by th e Consumer in writing of the alleged defect or malfunction of the Product within fo urteen (14) days after th e expiration of t he applicable limited warran ty period. d) The Pr oduct serial number plate or the a ccessory data code h as been removed, def aced or alter ed. e) The defect or damage was caused by the defective function of the cellular system, by inadequate sign al reception by the external antenna, or by viruses or oth er software problems introduced into the Product. 8. Nokia does not warrant uninterrupted or error-free operation of the Product. If a problem develops during th e limited warranty period, the Consumer shall take the f ollowing step-by-ste p procedure:
[ 130 ] a) The Con sumer shall return the Product to the place of purchase for repair or replacement processing. b) If â aâ is no t convenient because of distance (more than 50 miles) or for other good cause, the Consu mer shall ship th e Product pre paid and insured to: Nokia Inc. Attn: Repair Department 795 West Nas a Blvd . Melbourne, FL 3290 1 c) The Consumer shall include a r eturn address, daytime ph one number and/or fax number , complete de scription of the pr oblem, proof of purchase and service agreement (if applicable). Expe nses related to removing the Product from an in stallation are not covered under this limited warranty . d) The Consumer will be billed for any par ts or labor charges no t covered by this limited warranty . The C onsumer will be responsible f or any expenses related to reinstallation of the Product. e) Nokia wil l repair or authoriz e the repair of the Product un der the li mited warranty within 30 da ys after receipt of the Product by Nokia or an Nokia authorized service center . If Nokia can not perform repair covered under this limited warranty with in 30 days, or after a reasonable number of attempts to repair the same defect, Nokia a t its option, will pr ovide a replacement Product or r efund th e purchase price of the Product less a reasonable amount for usage. f) If the Product is returne d to Nokia during the limited w arranty period, but the pr oblem with the Product is not cover ed u nder the te rms and conditions of th is limited warranty , the Consumer will be notified and given an estimate of th e charges the Con sumer must pay to h ave the Product repaired, wi th all shipping charges billed to the Consumer . If the estimate is refused, th e Product will b e returne d freight colle ct. If the Product is returned to Nokia after the expir ation of the limited warranty period, Nokia's normal s ervice policies shall apply and the Consumer will be responsible for all shipping charges.
[ 13 1 ] Nokia One-Y ear L imited W arranty 9. The Product consists of newly ass embled equipm ent that may contain used components that have been reprocessed t o allow machine compliance with Product performance and reliability specifications. 1 0. ANY IMPLI ED WA RRANT Y OF MERCHA NTA BILI TY , OR FITN ESS FOR A P ART ICULA R PURPOSE OR USE , SHALL BE L IMIT ED TO THE DURATION OF THE FOREG OING LI MITE D WRIT TE N W ARRA NTY . O THERWI SE, THE FOREGO ING L IMIT ED W ARRA NTY IS T HE CON SUM ER'S SO LE A ND EXCLUSIV E REMED Y AND IS I N LIE U OF A LL OT HER WARRANTI ES, EX PRESS OR IMPL IED. N OK IA SHA LL NO T BE LI ABLE FOR S PE CIA L, INC I DE NT AL OR CONS EQUE NT IAL DAM AGE S, INCL UD ING BUT NO T LIMI TE D T O , LOS S OF ANTICIP A T ED BENEFIT S OR PRO FITS, L OSS OF SAVINGS OR REVENUE, PUNI TI VE DA MAGE S, LO SS OF US E OF THE PRODUC T OR A NY A SSOC IATED EQUIPMENT , COST OF CAPITA L , COST OF ANY SUBSTITUTE EQUIPMENT OR FAC ILI TIES , DOWNT IM E, THE CLAIMS OF ANY THIR D PA R TIES, INC LUD ING CUST OMERS, AND INJURY T O PROPERTY , RESU L TING FROM THE PURC HAS E OR US E OF TH E PRODU CT OR A RI SING FROM B REA CH O F TH E WA RRANT Y , BR EACH O F CO NTR ACT , NEGLI GENCE , STRI CT TORT , OR AN Y O THER LE GAL OR EQUI TAB LE THEO RY , EVEN IF NOKI A KNEW OF THE LIK ELIH OO D OF S UCH DAM AGE S. NOK IA S HAL L NOT BE L IABLE FOR D ELA Y IN RENDERING SERVIC E UNDER THE LIMI TED W ARRANTY , OR LOSS OF USE DU RING TH E PER IOD TH AT THE PRODUCT IS BEI NG REPAIRE D. 1 1. Some states donâÂÂt allow lim itation of ho w long an implied w arranty lasts, so the above on e-year w arranty limitation may no t apply to you (th e Co nsu mer ). Some st ates do nâ t allow the ex clusion or limitati on of incidental and consequen tial damages, so certain of the abov e limitations or exclusions may not apply to you (the Con sumer). This limite d warranty gives the Consumer specific le gal rights and th e Consumer may also ha ve other rights which vary from state to state. 12. Nokia n either ass umes nor authorizes any au thorized service center or any other person or entity to assume for it any other obligation or liability beyond that which is exp ressly provided for in this limited warranty including the pr ovider or seller of any extended warranty or service agr ee m en t.
[ 132 ] 13. T his is the entire warr anty betw een Nokia and the Con sumer , and supersedes all prior and con temporaneou s a greemen ts or understandings, oral or written, and all communications relating to the Product, and no representation, promise or condition not cont ained herein shall m odify these terms . 14. This li mited warranty allocates th e risk of f ailure of the Pr oduct between the Consumer and Nokia. The allocation is recogn ized by th e Consumer and is r eflected in the purch ase price of the Product. 15. Any action or lawsuit for breach of warranty must be commenced within eightee n (18) month s following delivery of the Pr oduct. 16. Questions concerning this limited warr anty may be directed to: Nokia Cu stomer Ca re Ce nter 7725 W oodland Cente r Blvd., Ste. 150 Tampa, FL 3 36 1 4 Telepho ne: 1- 888- NOK IA2 U ( 1-8 88- 66 5-42 28 ) F a csimile: 1-8 13-249-96 19 TTY Us ers: 1-80 0- 24N OKIA ( 1-8 00- 24 6-65 42 ) 17. The lim ited warranty period for Nokia supplied attachments and accessories is specifically defined within their own warranty cards and packagin g. é Nokia is a r egistered tra demark of Nokia Corpor ation.
[ 133 ] Ind ex 26. Index Numeric s 1-to uch dia ling 59 chan ging number s 60 eras ing n um ber s 60 A ABC mode 31 acces s codes, chan ging 69 acces sories 112 batteries 113 charg ers 115 adding folders 80 adjusting volu me 18 adva nced ca lling fe atu res 48 aircra ft u se 1 alarm c lock 89 answ ering c alls 17 archi ve f older 80 automat ic redial 54 B Batteries Charging time s 113 Standby and talk times 114 batteries 113 battery charg ing 8 installing 8 removin g 9 bookmarking a WAP site 101 browser m enu 100 browser opt ions 100 browser se ttings 98 browser, l aunching 98 browsing options 100 busines s ca rds sending via IR 95 C calcul ator 90 calen dar ente rin g the da te 86 ente rin g t he tim e 87 notes 87 options 87 receivi ng no tes 88 save notes 88 se ttin gs 88 cal endar not es, se ndi ng 94 call f orwar ding 53 call lis ts, clea ring 42 call w aiting 51 caller ID 39 calling card 56 calls dialed 40 end ing 17 end ing wit h the s lide 65 inter nati onal 16 makin g a s econd call 51 missed 39 placing a call on h old 50 receive d 41 restr ict ing 66 retu rning t o a h eld call 51 using a c alling c ard 56 using t he keypa d 16 using v oice dial 57 with slide setting on 65 care and mainten ance 111 char ging char gers 115 clear ing the disp lay 85 conf erenc e c alls 52 contact ing Nokia 6 contact ing your provi der 6 contrast , adjust ing 13
[ 134 ] custom er serv ice Canada 6 USA 6 D deletin g in forma tion 85 dialed calls 40 dictionary, adding words 83 display, cle aring 85 DL R- 3P c onn ecti ons 96 download a r inging tone 102 download this guide 3 E em ai l definition of 123 save an email address 31 send a message as email 81 end ing a ca ll 17 ente ring text specia l ch aracte rs 30 , 83 symbols an d charac ters 30 , 83 upper and low ercase 30 eras ing na mes and nu mbers 34 exitin g men us 20 F FAQ 121 fax send a message as a fax 81 fixed d iali ng 67 folde r adding new 80 arch ive 80 inbox 79 outbox 79 removin g 80 G games 103 glossary 123 H ho ldin g a ca ll 50 hosp ital u se 1 I icon des criptions 4 inbox f older 79 infra red 93 act ivati ng 93 checkin g t he st atus 93 connec tion types 94 send a b usin ess ca rd 95 sending not es 94 installin g the ba ttery 8 IR 93 IR precauti ons 2 K key des criptions 14 keyp ad locking a nd un lockin g 64 L language s 62 launchin g the browser 98 lett er case, chan ging 85 locking t he ke ypad 64 low ercas e char act ers 30 M memor y 36 memor y type select ing 36 memor y types 36 menu list 21 menu naviga tion 19 messa ge head ers 76 messa ge storag e 78
[ 135 ] Ind ex microphon e description 124 location 12 mutin g 50 missed ca lls 39 moving t ext messa ges 79 multipl e copies 78 mutin g the microph one 50 N name s an d numbe rs adding 31 editing 33 eras ing 34 Navi rolle r custom izing 61 using 13 navigat ing menus 19 netw ork ser vices 5 notes, ca lenda r 87 numbe rs saved to your SIM card 16 O operatin g fr eque nc y 127 ope rating tem per atur e 127 operating voltage 127 outbox folder 79 P phone book custom izing 35 opening 31 primary n umber 33 select ing a view 35 phone book options 32 phone memo ry 36 PIN code, chang ing 69 PIN2 code, changing 70 power button 12 predictive text 82 act ivatin g/deactivat ing 82 writing w ords 82 primary num bers 33 profiles 46 custom izing 47 select ing 46 PUK code 65 PUK2 code 65 R rea ttach the s liding cove r 118 receive d calls 41 refer en ce i nfor ma tion 104 reject ing a call 51 removin g f olders 80 restrict ing c alls 66 restrict ion pass wor d 70 retu rn to p rev ious me nu 20 retu rning t o a h eld call 51 ringing tones, dow nloading 102 ri ngin g to nes, p layi ng 102 road s afet y 1 S safe ty guideline s 1 safe ty info rmat ion 105 securit y 64 locking t he ke ypad 64 security code chan ging 65 se ndin g cal e ndar not es 94 service nu mbers 16 service provider, co ntac ting 6 settings, br owser 98 sho rtc uts about 19 using 19
[ 136 ] SIM definition of 125 SIM card me mory 36 SIM me mor y 36 SIM se rvices 63 slide se tting 64 sliding cove r reat tach ing 120 specia l ch aracte rs 83 start scre en 13 symbols an d charac ters 83 T techn ical in forma tion 127 term s 3 text con ven ti o ns 3 text m es s age s 73 eras ing 79 insert ing na mes a nd nu mbe rs 84 messa ge heade rs 76 moving 79 options wh ile readin g 76 organizing 79 readin g 75 reading an old message 78 rep lying to 77 save messa ges you âÂÂve w ritte n 74 save th e mess age cent er num ber 73 sending mu ltiple c opies 78 storing 78 viewing sa ved messa ges 75 writing a nd sending 74 tra nsfe rring c all s 53 transmitt ing power 127 U unlockin g t he key p ad 64 upper case c haract e rs 30 us er- cre ated fol der s 80 using t wo phon e lines 45 V voice dialin g 56 notes about 57 voice m ail 44 checkin g m essage s 45 save the ma ilbox numbe r 44 voice m essage s listen ing 45 voice tag s assign ing 56 displaying 58 volume adjust ing 18 W WAP 97 nav ig ate a WAP card 99 WAP s ett i ngs 98 WAP welcome 97 warr ant y contact inf orm ation 132 warr ant y in form ation 128 welcom e brochu re 3 P ara obtener un manual del usuario en españ ol favor de llama r o envi ar un fax al tel éfon o 1-88 8-N OKI A2U, fa x 8 13-24 9-96 1 9.
The wire less phone de scribed in th is guide is appr oved for use in GSM 190 0 a n d AMP S 80 0 net wor ks . Copyr ight in formation P art No. 9 35 1773, Edition 1 Prin ted in Can ada 0 1/0 1 Copyright é 200 1 Nokia Inc. All r ights reserved. Nokia C onnecti ng P e ople and th e or iginal accessor ies lo gos are t rademarks of Nokia Corpor ation and/or its affiliates. US P atent No 58 18437 and other pen ding patents. T9 text i nput software Copyright é 1997 -2000. T egic Com munications, Inc. All r ights reserved. Navi⢠is a trademar k of Nokia Inc. Includes RSA BSAFE cryptographic or security pr otocol so ftwar e from RSA S ecurity . The information con tained in this User Guide was w ritten for Nokia phone NSB-5. Ther efore, the r ight to m ake changes and improvements to any of the products describe d in this guide without prior notice is r eserved. These commodities are authorized by the U.S. G overnment for export only to Canada, Mexico, or the U nited States. They may not be r esold, diverted, transferred, or otherwise disposed of in any other country , eith er in their original form or after be ing incorporated through an intermediate process into other end-items, without the written approval of th e U.S. Department of State. FCC/Ind u stry Canada Notic e Y our phone may ca use TV or r adio interfere nce (for example, when using a teleph one in clo se pr oxim ity to recei ving eq uipm ent). The FC C or Ind ustry Canada can require you to stop u sing your telephone if such interference cannot be eliminated. If you requi re assistan ce, contact your local service facility . This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the condition th at this device does not cause harmful inter ference.
[ i ] Contents 1. For your safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2. W elcome to Nokia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 T o f ind this guide on th e internet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Using this guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Network dependent f ea ture s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Li st of own num bers* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Cont acting y our ser vice prov ider * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Co ntacting Nok ia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 3. Before you begin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Install the SIM car d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Switch the phone on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Navi⢠roller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Y o ur phoneâ s cloc k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 4. About your phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Y o ur phoneâ s display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Y o ur phoneâÂÂs ke ys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 4 The sliding cove r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
[ i i ] 5. Make and answer calls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Make a cal l with the keypa d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Answer a ca ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 End a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Rejec t a c all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Re-d ial the last number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Earpiec e volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 6. Menu navigation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Important inf o about shortcuts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Menu list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 7. Y our phoneâÂÂs keypad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Enter c hara ct ers and numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Enter spec ial char acter s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 8. Phon e book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 Open th e Phone book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 Phone book options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Customize yo ur Phone book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Y o ur phoneâ s memor y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Li st of own num bers* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
[ iii ] 9. Call log* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Check missed calls* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 9 Check dialed ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Check re ceive d ca lls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 Cl ear call l ists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 Call time rs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 1 0. V oice mail* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 4 Save the voice mail box number* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Call and set up your voice mai lbox* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Listen to y our v oice messa ges* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 1 1. Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Select a prof ile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Customize a pr ofile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 12. Advanc ed features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 8 Advanc ed dialing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 In-call opt ions* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Call for wa rding* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Automatic re dial* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 4 Calling ca rds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 V oi ce di aling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 6 1-to uch dialing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
[ iv ] 13. Customize your phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1 Customize the r oller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1 Display c ell inf ormation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Set th e display langua ge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2 SIM serv ice s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 14. Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Lo ck the k eyp ad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 4 Unlock t he ke ypa d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Slide setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Acce ss (P UK) codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5 Securit y c ode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Fixed dia ling* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Chan ge acce ss code s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 SIM car d secur ity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 1 Modul e securit y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 1 15. T ext messages* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 T e xt messaging set up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Write and se nd tex t messages* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Reply to a te xt me ssage* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 Special se nding options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Message st orage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Organize messa ges wit h folde rs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
[ v ] Message se ttings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 1 Predict ive tex t input . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 16. Y our P ersonal Digital Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Calenda r. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Alarm c lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Use th e Ca lculator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 0 T o- do list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 1 17. Communicate with other devices . . . . . . . . . . . 93 Infrare d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 18. DLR-3P connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 6 19. W elcome to the wireless Internet* . . . . . . . . . . 9 7 The Ser vices me nu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 W AP se ttings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Y o ur ser vice pr ovi der a nd WA P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Launch the brow ser* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Download a r inging tone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 2 20. Fun and games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 03
[ v i ] 2 1. Reference information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 04 Batte rie s an d charger s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 04 Important saf ety info rmation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 05 Care and mainte nanc e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 Acce ssorie s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 12 Batte rie s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 13 T r oubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 18 22. Frequently Asked Questions (F AQ) . . . . . . . . . . 12 1 23. Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 24. T echnical information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 25. Nokia One-Y ear Limited W arranty . . . . . . . . . 128 26. Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134
[ 1 ] For your safety 1. For your safety This sect ion provides various safety guidelin es. Read this infor mation before using your mobile ph one (hereafter referred to as âÂÂph oneâÂÂ). F a ilu re to compl y with these guide lines co uld pr ove to be dan ger ous or illegal. For more detailed safety information, refe r to âÂÂImportant safety inform ationâ on page 1 05 . Road safety co mes fir st DonâÂÂt use your phone while driving. P ark your vehicle f irst. Switch off in hospitals Switch off your phone when youâÂÂre in a hospita l or ne ar medical equipment. Follow any regulations or rules that are in force. Switch off in aircraft DonâÂÂt use phon es on airplane s, this can cause in terferen ce with aircraft navigational equipm ent. Also, the u se of phones on airplanes is illegal. Swit ch o ff w h en r efu elin g DonâÂÂt use the phone at a refueling point or near fuel or chemicals of a ny kind. Int er fer en ce All phones are susceptible to inter ference, which could affect performance. T his interfe rence could pr event you from making an emergen cy call . Use s ens ibly Use only in the normal position (to ear). Avoid unnecessary contact with the antenna when the phone is on. Qualif ied ser vic e Only qu alified service personnel can install or r epair cellular phone equipm ent.
[ 2 ] Acc es sori es and batter ies Use only approved accessories and batteries. DonâÂÂt connect incompatible products. Con nec ti ng t o ot her de vices When conn ecting to any other device, read the other deviceâÂÂs user guide for detailed sa fety instruction s. DonâÂÂt connect incompatible products. Remember to make backup copies of all important data. Making calls Ensure the phone is switched on and in service. Enter the ph one number , in cluding the area code, and th en press . T o end a call, press . To an swer a call, press . Emergency cal ls Ensure the phone is switched on and in service. If the wor d Clea r appears on screen above the right selecti on key , pr ess to clear the display . E nter the e mergen cy nu mbe r , and then pres s . Give your location and donâÂÂt end the call until told to do so. Infrared precautions DonâÂÂt poin t the infrared (IR) beam at anyoneâÂÂs eyes or allow it to interfere with other IR devices.
[ 3 ] W elcome to Nokia 2. W elcome to Nokia Y our new Nokia 7 190 is more than a n exceptional mobile ph one. Some people call the 7 190 a breakthrough in w ireless technology . W e call it Comman d@Hand . Mana ging pe rson al infor mation is e asy wi th the built -in phone book, calendar , and to-do list. Plus, wr iting messages is f aster than ever with a new feature called predictive text input. Y ou can even acces s selecte d inte rnet site s right f rom your ph one with the buil t in W AP brow ser . W e hope youâÂÂve already reviewe d the Welcom e brochure that came with your packa ge. If not, pleas e do so before reading this guide. The W elcome brochureâÂÂs colorful, inform ative steps ar e designed to familiar ize you with the basic features of your phone i n the shortest time possible. Also, your phone can be connected to a PC or laptop using its built in Infrared port. For more infor mation, see the accompanying PC Conne ctivity guide that came with you r package. ⢠T o find this guide on the internet The la te st ver si on of th is user gui de m ay be a vailab l e at www .NokiaUSA. com . Go to Phones an d search f or this m odel (the 7 190). ⢠Us i ng thi s g u ide Throughout this guide, youâÂÂll notice r epeated use of the followin g words and phrases. Pl ease take a moment to r ead and understand the ir use. ⢠Press . . . . . . . . . . . . . . briefly press and r elease a button or th e roller . ⢠Pre ss xxx . . . . . . . . . . press the selection key below xxx on the scr een. ⢠Press a nd ho ld . . . . . press and ho ld a button for 1 to 3 seconds (depending on the fe ature being used). ⢠Scro ll t o . . . . . . . . . . u se t he roller to s croll to an item in a displayed list.
[ 4 ] ⢠Scro ll un t il xxx ap pears . . . . . . . . scroll with the rolle r until a full page display menu or submenu appears on screen . Also, certain "style s" of tex t are used to attract attentio n or place em phasis. ⢠Italicized text is used to emphasize a point. For example, âÂÂY ou can not use your phone without this card.â â¢ Bold tex t indicates a web address, menu display , or web lin k. Examples include, âÂÂPr ess Menu to en ter the menu listâ and "Y ou ma y find this guide on-line at www .NokiaU SA.com ." Icons Y our phone displays icon s (pictu res) to in dicate your call s tatus, remind you of a m eeting, to let you kn ow a messa ge is waiting, an d much more. These icons and their descriptions are in cluded in the table below: Icon Des cri ptio n Ind icate s a call is a ctiv e. The phone i s waiting f or y ou to ente r num bers o r t ext. Musi cal note. YouâÂÂv e t urned off y our keyp ad to nes, warn ing to nes, message a lert tones, and set your ringing tone to Sile n t . Key. Key g uard has been act ivated to preven t accidental dialing. Tap e r eel . Y ou ha ve one o r mo re vo ic e m es sage s wa itin g. Unopened l etter. Y ou hav e one or m ore unr ead text me ssages wait in g. Upper case charac ters. Any charac ters yo u enter will be upperc ase. Press to switch back to lowercase. Lowe rcase charact ers. Any chara cters you enter wil l be lowercase. Press to switch back to upp ercase.
[ 5 ] W elcome to Nokia ⢠Network dependen t featu res Some features described in this guide may not be available in your home network. The paragraph heading f or features such as th ese will display an asterisk (*). See the example be low: Indicat es senten ce case. T h e first let ter of each sent ence will b e uppe rca se. Numbers. Ap pears when y ou pre ss and hold while editing text . On ly numb e rs can be e nte red in th is mo de. Bell. The al arm clock is set. Not epad . You have G enera l note ent ere d in yo ur Cal end ar . Gif t. Yo u have a not e in your C alend ar that it is som eon eâÂÂs bi rthd ay. Tele phone . You have a note in your Calend ar to call someone. Hands hake . You h ave a note in your Cal enda r of a meet ing. Battery . See â Star t scre en â on pag e 1 3 for a pi ctu re and d escr iptio n of the bat tery an d batter y bar. Icon Des cri ptio n ⢠Lis t of own numbers* Y ou r service provi der may have saved your phone, data, a nd fax n umber s to th e SIM car d. T o vi ew t h es e nu mbe rs:
[ 6 ] ⢠Contacti ng your service provider* Y ou may be able to contact your service pr ovider by pressing and holding 1 . This is helpful if youâÂÂre h aving trouble, such as when traveling outside your home area. If you have a problem that your service pr ovider considers to be Nokia related, th e service provider will let you know . If youâÂÂre unable to c ontact your s ervice provider using the method above, try diali ng the numbe r usin g the key pad . If you âÂÂve lost the n umber, yo u may be able to fin d it in y our ph one âÂÂs memo ry (if e nabl ed) . 1 Press Names , scroll to Servi ce num bers , and press the roller . 2 Scroll to any of the service numbers th at appear and press th e roller aga in . Fr om he re, you c an Ca ll the n umber , Vie w de tails of the nu mber , or Copy the number to you r Phone book. ⢠Contacti ng Nokia T o help Nokia promptly a nswer your questions, please have your phoneâÂÂs model number , IMEI number , and your loca l zip code ready when you ca ll Customer Service. The IMEI and model number are on back of your phone under the battery . If youâÂÂre calling about an accessory , please have it available for reference. No kia C ustome r Care C enter 7725 W oodland C enter B oul evard Suite 150 Tampa, FL 336 14 T el: 1-88 8-NOKI A2 U (1-8 88- 665-42 28 ) F ax: 1- 8 13- 249 -9 6 19 TTY Users: 1-800- 24NOK IA (1 -8 00-24 6- 65 42 ) 1. Thi s on e-key feature might no t be available on your sys t em. Contact your service provider for availability . Cust ome r Ca re, C ana da Nokia Products Ltd. 575 Westn ey Rd. Sou th Aj ax, O ntari o L1S 4N7 Tel: 1-88 8- 22 NOKI A (1-8 88 -226 -6 542 ) F ax: 1-90 5-4 27 -1 0 7 0
[ 7 ] Before you begin 3. Before you begin ⢠Install the SIM card The slot for the SIM card is located on back of your ph one, beneath th e battery . To install the SIM card, be sure that the phone is turned off , an d perform the following steps: ⢠If the battery is already attached, see âÂÂRemove the batteryâ on page 9. ⢠If the battery isnâÂÂt attached, go to ste p 1. 1 Insert the SIM card as shown, with the gold contacts facing dow n. Impo rtant ! The beveled corner on the SIM card must match up with the beveled corner on the SIM slot. 2 Lock the SIM card into place by sliding the card holder to the left. SIM Slot SIM card SIM slot
[ 8 ] Install the batt ery 1 Align the battery with th e slots on back of th e phone. 2 Gently slide th e battery toward th e ant enn a until you he ar a click . Charge th e b attery 1 Plug the lead from the charger into the circular jack on the end of your phone. 2 Plug the AC adapter into a standard wall outlet. The phone beeps and the batter y bar on screen starts to scroll from bottom to top. Note: If the battery is empty , it will t ake a moment for the bar on screen to begin scrolling. Tip: Y ou can use the ph one while itâ s charging. 3 When the ba ttery bar stops scrolling, the battery is fully charged. Note: Charging time depends on th e charger a nd battery . For example, charging time for the BLS-2N battery with the ACP-7U charger is a bout 2 hou rs . 4 Disconnect the charger from the phone and unplug it f rom the wall outlet once th e battery is fully charged.
[ 9 ] Before you begin Remove the battery Note: Switch the ph one off before removing the battery . 1 Press the release button on back of the bat te ry . 2 Push th e battery towar d the bottom of th e phone until it stops. 3 Lift the battery to remove. ⢠Switch the phone on Do not switch the ph one on where wir eless phone use is prohibited or when it may cause interfer ence or danger! 1 Press and hold until you see the display light up (about 3 se conds). 2 Enter the PIN code (if necessary) and press OK . â¢N a v i ⢠roller Y ouâ ll probably use the Navi roller as m uch or more than any other key on your p hone. Use th e roller in tandem with the selection keys to navigate menus, select items in lists, connect to the inte rnet, and much mor e. ⢠Roll the roller up or dow n to scroll through a list or to page throu gh menus and submenus. ⢠Press the roller to do th e followin g (dependin g on wh at is displayed): ⢠Show details of a h ighlighted name or number . ⢠Display a submenu. ⢠Select a highlighted f unction or setting.
[ 1 0 ] Tip: A press of the roller at th e Start screen displays the Nam es Lis t fro m the Phone book. Y ou can change this function so that a roller press displays other features. See âÂÂC ustomize the rollerâ on page 6 1 for more information. ⢠Y our phoneâÂÂs clock Y ou can set th e tim e, the ti me fo rmat (12/ 24 hr ), a nd wh ether you wa n t to display the clock on screen or hide it from vie w . Show or hide the clock 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Setti ngs appears and pres s the roller . Time settings appears on screen . 3 Press the roller , scroll until Clock appears, and press the roller again. Sh ow c loc k is highlighted. 4 Press the roller . Cl ock show n appears on screen. Note: T o hide the clock, follow the steps above, bu t scroll to Hide c lock (in s tep 4) i nstea d of Sho w c loc k . Select the display format Y our ph one supports both 12 and 24-hour display formats. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . Time settings appears on screen . 3 Press the roller an d scroll until Clock appears. 4 Press the roller and scroll to Time fo rmat . 5 Press t he roll er , scroll to 24-hou r or am/pm , and pr ess the rolle r again. am/ pm s el ec te d or 24- hour cl oc k sele ct ed appears on s creen.
[ 1 1 ] Before you begin Set the time 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . Time settings appears on screen . 3 Press the roller an d Scroll until Clo ck appears. 4 Press the roller , scroll to Set t he ti me , and press th e roller again. 5 Scroll with the roller to ch ange the hour (or u se the keypad). 6 When the correct hour is displayed, press the r oller . The minutes are highligh ted. 7 Scroll with th e roller to change the minutes, or you can enter the minutes using th e keypad. 8 Press OK . 9 Scroll to am or pm and press the r oller . Time is set appears on screen.
[ 12 ] 4. About your phone Front Fixe d Po w e r k e y Se lectio n key s Slidi n g Microphone cover antenna Disp lay screen Rolle r Earphone Back Infrared port an ten n a j a ck Extern al Bottom Charger plug DLR-3P
[ 13 ] About your phone ⢠Y our phoneâÂÂs display Start screen The Start screen refers to th e phoneâÂÂs initial display , n o menus or submenus are shown. Return to the S tart screen from anywhere by pressing . HOME Y our ser vice providerâÂÂs name often appears here. The segmented bar above this icon indicates signal strength. The h igher the bar - th e str onger the sign al. The segmented bar above this icon indicates the battery level. The higher the bar - the more power left in the bat tery . Header an d scroll bar When y ouâÂÂr e nav igati n g menu s, a h eader appears at th e top of your s cree n. Th e header shows the menu or submenu in which youâÂÂr e workin g. The scr oll bar show s t he menu nu mber as well as the menuâÂÂs relative position within the me nu st ru ctu re. Adjust the di splay contrast 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . Scro ll bar Head er
[ 14 ] 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll t o Phone s etti ngs and press the roller . 4 Scroll to Disp la y co ntrast and press the roller . A bar graph a ppe ars on screen. 5 Roll the roller up or down to adjust the contrast. 6 Press the roller to accept your changes. ⢠Y our phoneâÂÂs keys Ke y Des cri ptio n Po wer key: Press and ho ld to swit ch th e phone on or off , or to dis p lay th e prof iles li st. Selec ti on key s: Press one of these to perf orm the function indic ated o n scr een above t he key. Rolle r: Roll to sc roll through menus and lists. Press to sele c t a hi ghlig ht e d ite m. U se dur in g a cal l to adju s t the earpi ece volu me. Talk key : Pre ss to call the name/number shown on screen or to answer a call. Pr ess once at the Start screen to en ter the list of last-d i a le d n u m b er s . End k ey: Press to end a call o r to ret urn to the main menu. Note: On AM PS, pressin g th e end k ey will mute t h e ri ng. Nu mber keys : Press to enter a number or letter. Tip: Pre ss an d hold to cal l your voi ce ma ilb o x. is used for scroll in g throu gh dia lin g co des and br ingi ng up the spe cial c harac ters lis t. is use d to perform specia l func tions ( such as chan ging the lett e r ca se in ABC mode ) and swi tchin g fro m ABC to 123 mode. -
[ 15 ] About your phone Selecti on keys T wo selection keys are located below the display s creen. In this guide, each selection key is r eferred to by the text above it, inside the screen (such as Me nu or Nam es ). For example, pr essi ng Menu displays the first of m any menus. Sim ilarly , pressing Nam es displays the Phone book menu. ⢠The sliding cover The sliding cover pr otects the keypad and can be used to answer , end , or r eject a call. ⢠T o open th e cover , sli de it down. ⢠T o close the cove r , slide it up until you hear a click. Tip: Closing the cover exits the menu or Phone book and returns you to the Star t screen. Just in case... If the plastic part of your sliding cover accidentally comes off, reattach the cover as described in âÂÂReattach the s li ding coverâ on page 120. Select ion keys
[ 16 ] 5. Make and answer calls Besides using your keypad, you can also m ake calls using your phone book, voice dial, or 1-touch dialing, once youâÂÂve programmed these features. Tip: Use the index in back of this guide to locate th ese features quickly . ⢠Make a call with the keypad 1 Open the slidin g cover w hile the phone is on. 2 Enter the area code and phone number using th e keypad. 3 Press . Y our phone dials the nu mber . 4 T o end the call, press . Make an internat iona l call 1 Enter the correct international dialin g prefix. 2 Enter the correc t international country code (1 for the US, 5 8 for V e nezuela, and s o on). 3 Enter the area code and phone number . 4 Press . Y our phone dials the n umber . Call service numbers* If your service pr ovider has en abled this feature, you can view th e phone numb ers sav ed to your SIM card. 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es and scroll to Service numbers . 2 Press the roller and scroll to any of the s ervice numbers th at appear . 3 Press the roller again. From here, you can Ca ll th e n um ber , View deta ils of th e numb er , or Cop y th e number to your Phone book.
[ 17 ] Make and answer calls ⢠Answ e r a call ⢠Open the slidin g cover , or pre ss . â¢E n d a c a l l ⢠Press or close the slidin g cover . ⢠Rej ect a call â¢P r e s s Decl ine or close th e sliding cover while your ph one is ringing. A busy sign al is sent to the network. ⢠Re-dial th e last number The last 30 num bers dialed f rom your phone are stor ed in m emory . T o display and redial these numbers: 1 At the Start scr een, press . 2 Scroll to any of th e numbers using the roller . 3 Press to call the nu mber , or press Opt ions to display the following list: Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Calls the highlighted n umber . Call time . . . . . . . . . . All ows you to view the call time and date of the highlighted number . Edit n umber . . . . . . . Allows you to edit the nu mbe r and s ave it to your phone. Save . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Saves the nu mbe r to memor y . You can edit the name a nd nu mber be for e yo u sa ve. Add to phon e boo k . A dds the number to you r phone book. Era se . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erases the nu mbe r fr om your dia l list. 4 Scroll to highlight an option . Press t he roller to select.
[ 18 ] ⢠Ear piece vol ume While in a call, roll the roller . A bar gr aph appears on screen. Roll the r oller again to adjust the volume. The larger bars indicate higher ear piece volume. Volume
[ 19 ] Menu navigation 6. Menu navigation Y our phone has 12 mai n men us. Ea ch ma in menu cont ai ns a nu mber of submenus and lists. Y ou can navigate the men us using the roller and selection keys, or you can use a shortcut. ⢠Importan t info about shortcu t s Shortcuts ar e a quick and easy way to access features. However , they donâÂÂt always work (for the reasons descr ibed below). Some feat ures are dependent upon your s ervice provider. The absence of a f eature not on ly affects the m enu number f or that featur e but other feat ures within the menu as wel l. If you try to "shortcut" to a feature affected in th is manner , an error me ssage such as the one on the right appears. If this happens, tr y to locate the feature using the roller and s election keys. If you ca n âÂÂt locate the feature, contact your service provider for more information about the feature in question. The Help Feat ure A brief help description is available for most menus and submenus. Just go to an y me nu and wait for 1 0 seconds. Use a shortcut Note: The Messages ( 1), Calculator (7), and Ca lendar (8) su bmenus canâÂÂt be accessed using shortcuts. Access the m enus and submenus of these functions using th e roller method only .
[ 20 ] Press Menu (at the Start screen), follo wed by the main me nu #, its submenu #, and so on. For example, to clear digital call timers, press Menu 2-5-3 ( C all log > Call t imers > C lea r d igita l ca ll tim ers ). Use the roller 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll through the m enus with the r oller . 3 Press the roller to enter the displa yed me nu. 4 Navigate th e submenus an d lists u sing the roller and left or right selection keys. Return to a previous men u ⢠T o return to the Start screen from any menu, press . ⢠While in a su bmenu, press Back to return to th e previous menu. For exa mple, if you âÂÂre at Set tin gs > Ti me sett ings , pre ss ing Back will return you to Sett in gs . Exit a menu without changing settin gs â¢P r e s s Exit , , or close the sliding cover . Press Menu 2-5-3 OK Select 2 Redial Call timers Names Menu Call Log Menu Exit Call log Back 5 Clear digital call timers Call timers Back 3
[ 2 1 ] Menu navigation ⢠Menu list 1 Te x t m e s s a g e s Write (options) Send message Sending o ptions Multiple copies Save message Clear screen Insert na m e (Options ) Insert name View details Inse rt numbe r Find Insert te mplate Please call Call me at home,... Call me at work,... IâÂÂm in a meeting,... Meeting is cance.. . I am late, I will b .... See you in. See you at Sorry , I canâÂÂt hel.. . I will be arriving... Exit Move cu rsor Dictionary Dictionary off/on English Fran çais Español 1) Inbox (option s) 1) A dd folde r 2) Write message 3) Empty the folde r 4) Open f ol der 5) Message settings 1) Mes sage ce nter number 2) Message s sen t as 1) T ext 2) E-mail 3) P age 4) Fax 3) Message v alidity 1) 1 ho ur 2) 6 ho urs 3) 24 hours 4) 3 day s 5) 1 we ek 6) Maxim um time 4) Default rec ipie nt number ( options) 1) Find 2) Accept 5) Delive ry reports 1) On 2) Off 6) Reply vi a sa me cent er 1) Y es 2) No 2) Outbox (opt ions) 1) A dd folde r 2) Write message 3) Empty the folde r 4) Open f ol der 5) Message settings 1) Mes sage ce nter number 2) Message s sen t as 1) T ext 2) E-mail 3) P age 4) Fax 1. Messages
[ 22 ] 3) Message validity 1) 1 ho ur 2) 6 ho urs 3) 24 hours 4) 3 day s 5) 1 we ek 6) Maxim um time 4) Default rec ipie nt number ( options) 1) Find 2) Accept 5) Delive ry reports 1) On 2) Off 6) Reply vi a sa me cent er 1) Y es 2) No 3) Archive (options ) 1) A dd folde r 2) Write message 3) Open f ol der 4) Message settings 1) Mes sage ce nter number 2) Messages s ent as 1) T ext 2) E-mail 3) P age 4) Fax 3) Message validity 1) 1 ho ur 2) 6 ho urs 3) 24 hours 4) 3 day s 5) 1 we ek 6) Maxim um time 4) Default rec ipie nt number ( options) 1) Find 2) Accept 5) Delive ry reports 1) On 2) Off 6) Reply vi a sa me cent er 1) Y es 2) No 4) T e mpl ates (options ) 1) A dd folde r 2) Write message 3) Em pty th e fold er O pen folder 4) Message settings 1) Mes sage ce nter number 2) Message s sen t as 1) T ext 2) E-mail 3) P age 4) Fax 3) Message v alidity 1) 1 ho ur 2) 6 ho urs 3) 24 hours 4) 3 day s 5) 1 we ek 6) Maxim um time 4) Default rec ipie nt number ( options) 1) Find 2) Accept 5) Delive ry reports 1) On 2) Off 6) Reply vi a sa me cent er 1) Y es 2) No
[ 23 ] Menu navigation T emplates 1) Plea se c all 2) Call me at h ome,. .. 3) Call me at work,... 4) IâÂÂm in a meeting, ... 5) Meetin g is canc e... 6) IâÂÂm late. I will b . .. 7) See you in 8) See you at 9) Sorry , I canâÂÂt hel... 1 0) I will be arriving... 2 V oice me ssage s* 1) L iste n to voi ce mess ages 2) V oice mailbox nu mbe r 1 Miss ed cal ls 2 Received calls 3 Dial ed ca ll s 4 Clear ca ll li st s 1) All calls 2) Mis sed calls 3) Diale d calls 4) Receiv ed ca lls 5 Call time rs 1) Last ca ll 1) Current call time r 1) Off 2) On 2) All digital calls 3) All analog calls (if AMPS module i s attached) 4) Clear digi tal call t imers (s ecu ri ty co de needed) 5) Clear analog call t imers (s ecu ri ty co de needed) (if AMPS module is attached) 1 Normal (options ) 1) Sel ect 2) Customize (same for all profiles except H eadset) 1) Ringing options 2) Ringing ton e 3) Ringing vol ume 4) Vibrating alert 5) Message alert tone 6) K eypad tones 7) Warning tones 2 Silen t 1) Sel ect 2) Cu stomiz e (see Normal profile for custom opt ions) 3) Ren ame 3 Meetin g 1) Sel ect 2) Cu stomiz e (see Normal profile for custom opt ions) 3) Ren ame 4 Outdoo r 1) Sel ect 2) Cu stomiz e (see Normal profile for custom opt ions) 3) Ren ame 5 Pa g e r 1) Sel ect 2) Cu stomiz e (see Normal profile for custom opt ions) 3) Ren ame 6 Handsfree (appe ars only wi th the H an ds free k it atta ch ed) 2. Call log 3. Profiles
[ 24 ] 7 Headset 1) Customize 1) Ringing options 2) Ringing ton e 3) Ringing volu me 4) Vibrating alert 5) Message alert tone 6) K eypad tones 7) Warning ton es 8) Autom atic answ er 1 Time settings 1) Alarm c lock 1) Select 2) Clock 1) Show clock/Hide clock 2) Set the tim e 3) Time format 1) 24- hour 2) am/pm 2 Call se tti ngs 1) Any key a nsw er 1) On 2) Off 2) Automa tic redial 1) On 2) Off 3) 1-touch dialing 1) On 2) Off 4) Call wait ing 1) A ctivat e 2) Cance l 3) Chec k st atus 5) Line for ou tgoing calls 1) Line 1 2) Line 2 6) Summary after call 1) On 2) Off 7) F ax or data call 1) Fax & data 2) F ax, data, & voi ce 3) F ax mailbox 4) Data mailbox 8) Send own c aller ID w hen callin g 1) Default 2) Y es 3) No 9) Calling card 1) None 2) Card A 1) Sel ect 2) Edit 3) Erase 3) Card B 1) Sel ect 2) Edit 3) Erase 4) Card C 1) Sel ect 2) Edit 3) Erase 5) Card D 1) Sel ect 2) Edit 3) Erase 3 Pho ne s ett ings 1) Language 1) Automa tic 2) English 3) Fran çais 4) Español 2) Cell info display* 1) On 2) Off 4. Settings
[ 25 ] Menu navigation 3) Syste m 1) Automa tic 2) Manu al 4) Roller func tion 1) Phone book 2) Qu ick m en u 3) 1-touch dialing 4) Dialed c alls 5) Profiles 5) Notifications on SIM update* 1) Shown 2) Not sh o wn 6) Displa y contra st 7) Slide setti ng 1) On 2) Off 8) T o uch tone length 1) Short 2) Long 9) List of ow n num bers * (must be supporte d by SIM card) 4 Communicat ion settings 1) News and in fo service * 1) On 2) Off 3) T opi c index 4) T opi cs 1) Add 5) Language 1) All 2) Englis h 3) Fran çais 4) Español 2) Service comma nd editor* 5 Secur ity s et ting s 1) SIM car d se curit y Enter PIN c ode: 1234 is defau lt 1) On 2) Off 2) Call res tric tions* 1) Outgoing call s 1) Activate 2) C ancel 3) Che ck st atus 2) Interna tional calls 1) Activate 2) C ancel 3) Che ck st atus 3) Interna tional calls exc ept to home coun try 1) Activate 2) C ancel 3) Che ck st atus 4) Incomin g c alls 1) Activate 2) C ancel 3) Che ck st atus 5) Incomin g calls if roaming 1) Activate 2) C ancel 3) Che ck st atus 6) Cance l all call restrict ion Restriction password: 3) Fixed dialing 4) Closed user group 1) System default 2) On Group numbe r: 3) Off 5) Security le vel Enter securit y code: 1) Off 2) Memory 3) Phone 6) Module Secu rity (if AMPS module is attache d)
[ 26 ] 7) Change access codes 1) Change P IN code 2) Change P IN2 code 3) Change security code 4) Change restrict ion password 5) Change m odule c ode (if AMPS module is attached ) 1 Forw ard al l voice calls* 1) Activa te 1) T o v oic e ma ilbo x 2) T o other num ber 2) Cance l 3) Chec k s tat us 2 For wa rd w h en no t abl e t o take c alls * 1) Activa te 1) T o v oic e ma ilbo x 2) T o other num ber 2) Cance l 3) Set delay tim e 1) 5 secon ds 2) 1 0 seconds 3) 15 seco nds 4) 20 seco nds 5) 25 seco nds 6) 30 seco nds 3 Forw ard al l fax cal ls* 1) Activa te 1) T o fax mailbox 2) T o other num ber 2) Cance l 3) Chec k s tat us 4 Forw ard all da ta cal l s* 1) Acti vate 1) T o data mail box 2) T o other num ber 2) Cance l 3) Che ck stat us 5 Cancel al l call forwarding Play 1 Sna ke II 1) 1 pl ayer 2) 2 play ers 3) Level 4) T o p score 5) Instru ctions 2 Rota tio n 1) New gam e 2) Level 3) Instru ctions 3 Racket 1) New gam e 2) Level 3) Instru ctions 4 Oppos ite 1) New gam e 2) Level 3) Instru ctions 5 Setti n gs 1) Sounds 1) Off 2) On 2) Lights 1) Off 2) On 5. Forwarding 6. Games
[ 27 ] Menu navigation Opt ions 1 Exc hang e r ate Vi ew > Options 1 Make a note 1) Meetin g 2) Call 3) Birthday 4) Gene ral note 2 View by weeks 3 Go to da te 4 Vie w se lec te d day 5 Setti ngs 1) Set the date 2) Set the tim e 3) Date format 1) dd mm yyyy 1) date s eparator ( .) 2) date s eparator ( /) 3) date s eparator ( -) 2) mm dd yy yy 1) date s eparator ( .) 2) date s eparator ( /) 3) date s eparator ( -) 3) yyyy mm dd 1) date s eparator ( .) 2) date s eparator ( /) 3) date s eparator ( -) 4) Time form at 1) 24- hour 2) am/pm 5) We ek start s on 1) Monday 2) Sund ay 3) Saturday 6) Autoeras e 1) Never 2) Older than 1 mo. 3) Older than 3 mos. 4) Older than 6 mos. Options (with no prev ious entrie s) 1 Add 2 Go to ca lendar (sc roll to d ay , week , or mo nth) 3 Dic tio nary 1) Dictionary off 2) English 3) Franç ais 4) Español Options (with pre vious entry) 1 Add 2 Era se 3 Edit 4 Chan ge pri ori ty 1) High ( 1) 2) Med ium (2) 3) Low (3 ) 5 Vi ew 6 Vie w by pri ori ty 1) High ( 1) 2) Med ium (2) 3) Low (3 ) 7 Go to cal endar 8 Save to calenda r 9 Sen d as te xt 1) Send mes sage 2) Sending options 1) Multip le copies 3) Save me ssag e 7. Calculator 8. Calendar 9. T o-do list
[ 28 ] 4) Clear screen 5) Inse rt nam e 6) Inse rt numbe r 7) Inse rt template 8) Exit 9) Inse rt word 10 ) I n s e r t s y m b o l 11 ) E d i t w o r d 12) Next m a tch 13) Dictiona ry 10 Dict io nary 1) Dictiona ry off 2) English 3) Franç ais 4) Españo l Activa te 1 Home 2 Bookmark s Optio ns 1) Add bookmark 3 Setti ngs 1) Conne ctio n set tings 1) Set 1 1) Activate 2) Edit 1) Homepage 2) Conne ctio n type 3) Connection security 4) Beare r 5) Dial-up num ber 6) IP ad dre ss 7) Auth en tic at io n typ e 8) Data c all type 9) Data c al l sp eed 10 ) U s e r n a m e 11 ) P a s s w o r d 3) Ren ame 2) Set 2 1) Activate 2) Edit (same as set 1) 3) Ren ame 3) Set 3 1) Activate 2) Edit (same as set 1) 3) Ren ame 4) Set 4 1) Activate 2) Edit (same as set 1) 3) Ren ame 5) Set 5 1) Activate 2) Edit (same as set 1) 3) Ren ame 2) Appearance settin gs 1) T e xt w rapping 1) On 2) Off 2) Show images 1) On 2) Off 3) Security ce rtific ate 4 Go to ad dress 5 Clear the cache Pres s th e r oll er a n d fo llow the instruc tions to activat e and deac tivate . 1 0. Infrare d 11 . S e r v i c e s * 12. K eyguard
[ 29 ] Y o ur phoneâÂÂs keypad 7. Y our phoneâÂÂs keypad ⢠Enter characters and numbers Y ou can enter any combination of numbers and letters into text messages, phone book en tries, or web addresses using the and modes. The phoneâÂÂs cu rrent mode is indicated in th e upper left corner of the screen. To enter a letter or number , pre ss the key labeled with that letter or number w hile in or mode. Note: The default case in mode is sentence case. O nly the first letter of each sentence is capitalized. ⢠T o enter a word, pr ess any key once to inse rt the first letter on the key , twice for th e second lette r , and so on. ⢠Press to en ter a space betw een words. ⢠Press br iefly wh ile in mode to enter a period (.). Press repeatedly to bring u p other characters. ⢠Press and ho ld to display spec ial characters suc h as punctuati on marks, sla shes, and more. M ore about th is on the next page. ⢠If you enter an incorrect character , press Clear to er as e. ⢠T o erase mo re than one char acter , pre ss Clear as ma n y t ime s as necessary , or pr ess and hold Clea r to delete all ch aracters. Tip: Predictive text inp ut is a faster way to w rite me ssages. See âÂÂWrite words with predictive te xtâ on page 82 f or more i nformation. Switc h between ABC and 1 23 mode The default is mode, bu t you can switch m odes easily . At a text m essage or phone book entry , press and hold until the icon in th e upper left cor ner of the display s witches to (or vice versa).
[ 30 ] Switch b etween uppe rcase and lowercase Press to switch to an d from u ppercase to lowercase characters while in mode or while entering special characters. ⢠Ent er spec ial characte rs While in mode, press to display a list of special characters on the right of your screen . ⢠Scroll to highlight a character . Press the roller to en ter the character in to your me ssa ge. Press to switch betw een uppe rcase and lowercase characters, if theyâÂÂre available. Ava ilab le spe cia l Charact ers . ?! @â - _ ( ) , :; & /~ \ %* # <= > " ⬠ã ÃÂ¥ ç i ÿ ÃÂàÃÂá ÃÂâ àã ÃÂä àÃÂ¥ ÃÂæ ÃÂç D ð ÃÂè ÃÂé ÃÂê ÃÂë ìàààÃÂñ ÃÂò ÃÂó ÃÂô ÃÂõ ÃÂö àø ò ÃÂù ÃÂú ÃÂû ÃÂü ÃÂþ
[ 3 1 ] Phone book 8. Phone book Y ou can st ore up to 1 000 nam es, num bers, add ress e s, an d e-ma i l addresses in your Phone book. Num bers can be (up to) 32 digits lon g, while names can be up to 50 characters lon g. ⢠Open the Phone book 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . T o highlight an item, scroll to it w ith the roller . Press the roller to select th e item. Add names an d numbers to the phon e book 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Add e ntr y and press the roller . 3 Enter a name using t he keypad or r oller and press OK . 4 Enter a nu mber using the keypad and press OK . Saved to pho ne appears on screen. 5 Press to return to th e Start screen. Add a text entry to a name Once youâÂÂve added a contact to your phone book, youâÂÂll probably want to add more information about the contact, such as an email address, mailing addr ess, or a n ote. Note: A text entry cannot be created as a "stand alone" contact in your phone book. Text entries can only be added to existing con tacts. 1 Find the entry in your ph one book to which you wan t to add te xt. 2 Press Op t io ns , scroll to Add te xt , and press the roller . 3 Scroll to the tex t type ( E-ma il , Ad dr es s , or Note ) of you r choice and press the roller .
[ 32 ] 4 Enter the text with the keypad and press OK . 5 Press to return to th e Start screen. Sa ve a nu mber qu ickl y 1 At the Start sc reen , enter a n umber to save. 2 Press and ho ld Op tion s . Saved to ph on e appears on screen. ⢠Phone book options 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . The following option s appear on screen . Scroll through the list with the roller . Press the r oller to sele ct. Menu Op tion Use thi s optio n to.. List names Scro ll thro ugh a list o f sav ed names . Find Sea rc h for a speci fic na me. Add e ntr y Enter a n ew n am e an d nu mb er, the n ad d i t to the Phon e b ook . Vo i c e t a g s List all of the names and numbers that have voice tags assigned to them. Edit Up dat e or ch an ge any s av ed na me or numb er . Era se Erase names and numbers. You can erase in dividual names and n umbe rs, or a ll info rm ation at one time . Copy Cop y na mes and nu mbers fr om y ou r ph on e to a SI M card. Add numb er Add a n umbe r t o an exi sting n ame. Op ti on s Choose the scrolli ng view and shows the m emory status. 1-to uch dialing Assign up t o eight 1 -tou ch dia lin g lo c ation s. S ee âÂÂ1-to uch diali ngâ o n pag e 5 9. Service numbers View t he service numbe rs for yo ur wi reless service p rovider.
[ 33 ] Phone book Specify a primary number If any n ames in your Phone book h ave multiple numbers, itâÂÂs a good idea to specify the number that you dial most often (for that name) as the primary number . By assigning the " most-used" number as primary , youâÂÂre telling the ph one to dial that num ber wh en y ou s el ec t th e nam e for dialing - a great time saver when dialing n ames with 2 or more n umbers. 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to List names (if necessary) and press the roller . 3 Scroll to any name containing multiple numbers and press the roller . 4 Scroll to t he number you wish t o specify as the primary n umber . 5 Press Op t io ns and sc r oll to Set a s pr ima ry no. . 6 Press the roller . Primary number chang ed appears on screen . Edit stored na mes and num bers 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Edit and press the roller . 3 Scroll to the n ame you w ish to edit and press the roller . ⢠Scr oll with the roller to h ighlight a letter or char acter on th e right of t h e screen, or enter letters u sing the keypad. ⢠Pr ess the roller to accept the letter or char acter . â¢P r e s s Cle ar to backspace and delete a letter or character . ⢠Pr ess and hold Cl ea r to delete all c h aracters on s creen. 12145551212 Edit number Erase number Change type Select Set as primary no. Back
[ 34 ] 4 Press OK to accept you r changes. The n umber edit screen appear s. ⢠Scr oll with the roller to move th e cursor betwe e n numb ers . â¢P r e s s Cl e ar to backspace and delete. ⢠Ent er nu mbers usi ng the ke ypa d. ⢠Press r epeatedly to cycle th rough dialing codes. 5 Press OK when you are fin ished. A beep sounds, and S aved to ph one or Save d t o S IM card appears, depending on which m emory youâÂÂve selected as your default. Erase sto red nam es and nu mbers Y ou can erase stored na mes an d numbers one by one or all at once. Erase a single n ame 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll until Era se is highlighted and press the roller . One by one and Er ase all appear on screen . 3 Scroll to One by o ne and press the roller . A list of en tries appear on screen. 4 Scroll to the n ame you w ish to erase and pr ess the roller . Eras e all det ails ? _ __ ap p ear s on s cre e n. 5 Press OK . The name and associated number are del eted. The display returns to the entry list.
[ 35 ] Phone book Erase all nam es and numb ers 1 At the Start scr een, press Na mes . 2 Scroll to Era se and press the roller . 3 Scroll to Era se al l and press the r oller . Y o uâÂÂre given the option to e rase all number s fro m the Pho ne or th e SIM c ar d . 4 Scroll to Pho ne or SIM card and press the roller . 5 Press OK to confirm or Back to e xit. The phone then as ks for the s ecurity code. The default security code is 12345, but itâÂÂs recommended that you ch ange the secu rity code to protect your ph one from un authorized use. Se e âÂÂSecurity code â on page 6 5 for d etailed instructions on h ow to change the security code . 6 Ente r the security code using th e keypad an d press OK . Impo rtant ! If you en ter the wrong security code 3 times in a row , the phone is blocked an d wonâÂÂt accept a security code for 5 mi nu tes . ⢠Customi ze your Phone book Phone bo ok view Y our ph one can display names and numbers in you r Phone book one of two ways: ⢠Names only - the ph one displays up to four name s. ⢠O ne na me and its ass ociate d num be r . Sel ect your P hone bo ok view: 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Opti ons and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Phon e book view appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll to Name a nd number or to Name list and press the roller .
[ 36 ] ⢠Y our phoneâÂÂs memory Y o ur phone has two types of memory - Phone memory and SIM memory . Y ou can save names and numbers to either o f these memory types , but there are advantages specific to each type. Ph one memor y is the def ault, but y ou can switch between SIM an d Phone mem ory any tim e you like. Note: T o use V oice dial, you must select Phone memory . Onl y names and numbers s aved to the memory that is cu rrently in use will display on screen. Which memory is best for you? T o determine w hich memory setting is best f or you, use the table below: Select a memory type 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Opti ons and press the roller . 3 Press the roller again. SIM c ar d and Pho ne appear on s creen. 4 Scroll to the desired memory type and press the roller . Feature Pho ne Me mor y SIM Card Me mory Name ca pa city Up t o 1 000 na mes Up to 250 name s ( varies with ea ch SIM card) Num ber c apaci ty Up to 5 numbers per n ame One num ber per n ame Can use t he voice dialing feature with the names stored i n the ph one boo k Ye s N o Can easily transfer names a nd num bers to ano ther ph one No Y e s
[ 37 ] Phone book Tip: If y ou wa nt to save m ore tha n one nu mbe r wit h a na me or if you want to use V oice dialing, choose Phone memory . 5 Press to return to th e Start screen. Copy (or m ove) numb ers fro m the SIM card to the phon e or vice versa Copy nu mbers on e by on e 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Copy and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until From ph one t o SIM card or From S IM c ard to ph one app e ars o n sc ree n an d p r es s the ro l l er . 4 Scroll to One by o ne and press the roller . 5 A list of names appears on screen. Scroll to the name of your choice and press the roller . 6 Scroll to Copy ori gina l or Move o rigi nal and press the roller . 7 The entry is copied (or moved). Y ou âÂÂre then r eturned to the list of names where you can choose another en try . If you wish to return to the Start s creen , pres s . Note: Co py or igi nal duplicates information and move s it to the S IM card, while Mov e or i gina l deletes th e inf ormation from the ph one memo ry (af ter m ovi ng). If yo uâÂÂre uns u re ab o ut w hic h o pti on to use, itâÂÂs sa fer to us e Co py or i gin a l . Copy all number s or copy only primary numbe rs 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Copy and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until From ph one t o SIM card or From S IM c ard to ph one app e ars o n sc ree n an d p r es s the ro l l er . 4 Scroll to All and press the roller .
[ 38 ] If you are copying nu mbers from the ph one to th e SIM card, there is an additional option (Primary numbers ) which will copy only the primary numbers of the entries in your phone bo ok to th e SIM card. T o learn mo re about prim ary numbers, s ee âÂÂSpecify a prim ary numberâ on pa ge 33 of your User Guide. 5 Scroll to Copy ori gina l or Move o rigi nal and press the roller . 6 Copy e ntr ies? or Move entr ies? appears on screen. Press OK . 7 The entries are copied. Press Quit to return to the Start screen. ⢠List of own num bers* Y o ur service provider may have saved your phone, data, and fax numbers to your SIM card. T o view these nu mbers : 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Ph one sett in gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until List of own numbers appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll through the numbers using th e roller . Note: This feature may no t be supported by your SIM card. Contact your service provider if you receive an error and would like this featu re enabled.
[ 39 ] Call log* 9. Call log* Call log stores in formation about missed, dialed, or re ceived calls. In or der for Call log to work, all of the f ollowing must ex ist: ⢠Y our clock must be set (see page 1 1 ). ⢠Y our ser vice provider must support caller ID, and it must be enabled. ⢠Y our calls m ust not be blocked. ⢠The phone must be on. ⢠Y our phone m ust be with in the service area. ⢠Check missed calls* Y our phone saves the ph one numbers of the las t 30 m issed calls. M issed calls a re those calls which have never been an swere d. When the number of missed calls exceeds 30, the most recent missed call r eplaces the oldest. Y ou can che ck for missed calls one of two ways: If your phone is power ed on and youâÂÂve missed a call, __ m iss ed cal l (or calls) appears on screen. 1 Press Li st , press the r oller , and s croll to the desir ed number . 2 Press the roller again to view details of the n umber . OR 1 Press Me nu f rom the Start screen, scroll to Call lo g , and press the roller . 2 Press the roller again to view your m issed calls. Scroll to the desire d number and press the r oller again.
[ 40 ] The following option s appear on screen : ⢠Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dials the number . ⢠Call time . . . . . . . . . . Displays th e date and time of the m issed ca ll. ⢠Edit n umber . . . . . . . Allows you to edit the nu mber and associa te a name with th e n umber when savin g to your phone book. ⢠Save . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Saves the nu mber to your Phone book. Y ouâÂÂr e al so give n th e o pportu nity to save a name wit h the n umber . ⢠Add t o Phonebook . . . Adds th e numbe r to a n ame in yo ur Phon e book . ⢠Era se . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clears the number fr om mem ory . 3 Scroll to any of the options listed above and press th e roller . ⢠Check dialed calls Y our ph one saves phon e numbers for the last 30 dialed calls. When the number of dialed calls exceeds 30, the most recent replaces the oldest. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Call log appears an d press th e roller . 3 Scroll until Dia led c alls appear s and press the roller again. A list of dialed calls appears on screen. 4 Scroll to the dialed ca ll you wish to view and press the roller . The following option s appear on screen . ⢠Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dials the number . ⢠Call time . . . . . . . . . . Displays th e date and time of the m issed ca ll. ⢠Edit n umber . . . . . . . A llo ws yo u to edi t the n u mber , as socia t e a na me with the number , and send a tex t message.
[ 4 1 ] Call log* ⢠Save . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sav es the number to your Phone book. Y ouâÂÂre given the oppor tunity to assign a name to the numb er . ⢠Add to Phon e book . . A dds th e numbe r t o a na me in yo ur Phon e boo k. ⢠Era se . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clears the nu mber f r om memory . ⢠Check recei ved calls Y our ph one saves information about the last 30 received calls. Unlike a missed call, a received call is one that was answered at some time or anothe r . When th e numbe r of re ceived calls excee ds 30, the m ost recen t received call replaces the oldest. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Call log appears on scr een and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Received calls appears on screen and press the roller . If you have any received calls, a list of them app ear o n sc r een. 4 Scroll to the de sired number and press the roller . The following option s appear on screen . ⢠Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dials the nu mber . ⢠Call time . . . . . . . . . . Displays the date and tim e of the m issed call. ⢠Edit n umber . . . . . . . Allows you to edit the numbe r as w ell as sa ve (or asso ciate) a na me wi th th e n umber . ⢠Save . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sav es the number to your Phone book. Y ouâÂÂre given the oppor tunity to save a name with th e numb er . ⢠Add to Phon e book . . A dds th e numbe r t o a na me in yo ur Phon e boo k. ⢠Era se . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clears the nu mber f r om memory . 5 Scroll to any of the options listed above and press th e roller .
[ 42 ] ⢠Clear call lists Y ou can clear you r all of your call lists all at once or on e-by-one. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Call log appears on screen a nd press the roller . 3 Scroll until Cle ar ca ll list s appears on s creen and press the roller . The following option s appear on screen : ⢠All call s . . . . . . . . . . . Deletes all missed, dialed, a nd received calls. ⢠Miss ed cal ls . . . . . . . . Delete s all mis sed calls . ⢠Dial ed ca ll s . . . . . . . . Deletes all dialed calls. ⢠Received calls . . . . . . Deletes all received calls. 4 Scroll to any of the options above and press the r oller . ____ __ cal ls cleared appears on screen . ⢠Call tim e rs With call timers, you can track the d uration of your last call or the total duration of all calls. 1 At the Start scr een, press Menu . 2 Scroll until Call log appears on scr een and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Call timers appears on screen and press the r oller . 4 Scroll with the roller to display and select from the following options. ⢠Last ca ll . . . . . . . . . . . Displays the du ration of the most recent call. T o display the timer on the Start screen, press Deta ils . ⢠Al l d igita l ca lls . . . . . Displays th e duration of all calls since last reset.
[ 43 ] Call log* ⢠Cl ear di gi ta l call timers . . . . . . . . . Clears all the time rs f rom m em ory . Note: Clear di git al call t ime rs clears all timers for your phone and c anâÂÂt be undone. If you use call timers to track the time you spend on your phone, do not u se this fea ture.
[ 44 ] 1 0. V oice mail* V oice mail allows callers to leave a voice message, which can be retrieved at any time. However , voice m ail is in dependent of your phone âÂÂs software. T o use voice mail, your service provider must furnish a voic e mail subscr iption an d a voice mailbox nu mber . Also, the voice mailbox number must be saved to your p hone. Y our ser vice provider can te ll you how to r ecord a mailbox greeting and how to change the temporary password. When you receive a vo ice message, your phon e lets you kno w by beeping, displaying a message, or both . The exact method of notification depends upon your service provider . ⢠If you receive more than on e voice mail message, your phon e displays the nu mber recei ved. ⢠If youâÂÂve subscribed to m ore than one ph one lin e, a message indicates which line ha s the messag e. ⢠Save th e voi ce mailbox nu mber * 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Press the roller an d scroll until V oice messa ges appears. 3 Press the roller an d scroll until V oice mailbox number appears. 4 Press the roller , enter the voice m ailbox numb er , and press OK . V oi ce mail box no. s aved appears on screen. 5 Press to return to th e Start screen.
[ 45 ] V oice mail* ⢠Call an d setup your voice mailbox* Now that youâÂÂve saved your voice mailbox number , you can call the number and customize your mailbox. 1 Press and ho ld . 2 Once the pre-recorded greeting begins, press and follow the voice instructions. If you have tw o phone lin es* Y our phone can support two lines if your service provider has programmed your SIM card for this feature. If you decide to u se two phone lines, you need to select a line for outgoing calls on ly . However , you can answer calls on both lines. If you wish to h ave this feature enabled, contact your service provider . Y ouâ ll also be given a voice mailbox number for each line. Y ou need to save each lineâÂÂs voice mailbox number separately (see âÂÂSave t he voice mailbox number*â earlier in th is section). ⢠Listen to your voice m essages* Once youâÂÂve setup you r voice m ailbox, call i t and begin listenin g to your voice messages using any of the following m ethods: ⢠Call the number as you would any number . Once the pre -recorded greeting begin s, enter your user ID and f ollow the voice instructions. ⢠If youâÂÂve saved the voice mailbox number to your ph one, call the number by pre ssing and holding . ⢠If thereâÂÂs a n otification message in your display and List en appears at the bottom, you can press List en to call your voice m ailbox. When you hear the pr e-recorded greeting, pre ss , and then follow the on-line voice prompts to h ear your me ssages.
[ 46 ] 1 1. Profiles With Pro fi les you can pre- select how your phone behaves in dif ferent environm ents. Norma l is the d efault setting, but you can select an d customize each profil e to suit your n eeds. ⢠Select a profile 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Pro f ile s a ppears and pr ess the roller . The following pr ofiles appear on screen: â¢N o r m a l â¢S i l e n t â¢M e e t i n g ⢠Out door â¢P a g e r ⢠Handsfree (only with handsfr ee kit attached) ⢠Headset (only with headset attached) 3 Scroll to the pr ofile of your choice and press the roller . Selec te d P rofi le _____ __ appears on screen . After a couple of seconds, the display returns to the Star t screen. Tip: Y ou can also display the prof ile list by br iefly pressing th e power key . Each press of the power key the reafter scrolls through the list. Once a profile is highlighted, press and hold the power key to select.
[ 47 ] Profiles ⢠Customi ze a profile 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Pro f ile s appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll to the pr ofile you wish to customize and press Op tions . 4 Scroll to Customize and press the roller . 5 Scroll through th e following option s with the roller . ⢠Ring ing Opt ions . . . . Sets the r ing type (ascending, and so on) for incoming ca lls. ⢠Ringing T one . . . . . . . All ows you to select f rom a group of 35 ringing tones. Note: Y ou may be able to down load up to 5 new ton es using the short message (SMS) service or you r phoneâÂÂs IR. For more in formation, contact your service provider . ⢠Ringing vol ume . . . . Sets the r inging volu me. ⢠Vi brat in g al er t . . . . . Activates vibrating alert for incoming calls a nd messages (wh en a vibr ating battery is attac hed). ⢠Me ssage alert tone . Sets an alert tone for incoming messages. ⢠K eypad to nes . . . . . . Sets the volume level of keypad tones. ⢠Wa r n i n g t o n e s . . . . . Tu rns w arning tones on or off. ⢠Auto matic answ er (headset or handsfree only) . . . . . Sets your phone to automatically answer an incoming call a fter a few seconds. â¢A c c e p t e d c a l l e r gr ou ps . . . . . . . . . . . . . Allows yo u to have the phone alert you only when a member of a sele cted group is calling. 6 When the desired option appears on screen, press the roller to customize. 7 Select a setting from within each option using the r oller .
[ 48 ] 12. Advanced features ⢠Advanced dialing Some numbers (such as voice mail) r equire a pause or requ ire a code at some point during the dialing process. Y ou can save any number along with its specific pa use or code f or easy dialing in the f uture. 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Add e ntr y and press the roller . 3 Enter the name for the entry and press OK . 4 Insert the code where ver itâÂÂs required. Cycle throu gh the codes (below) by pressing repeatedly . ⢠Wh en yo u se e t he cha r act er th at y ou n eed, p aus e brie fl y ( th is ins er ts the pause or code ), and then enter the rest of the numbers. * Use this character as bypass key . Precede an international telephone number with this character . p Use this ch aracter to paus e 2.5 seconds before dialin g (or during DT MF ) . w Use this chara cter to create a âÂÂwaitâ after a number is dialed. This instructs your phone to wait for a press of the key before it sen ds the number . 5 Press OK when fin ish ed. Note: When cycling through the dialing codes, anything more than a brief pause discontin ues viewin g and inserts the code into th e str in g o f nu mb e rs.
[ 49 ] A dvanced f eatures ⢠I n- ca ll opt i on s* Y ou h ave several options while in a call. However , many of these option s are depen dent upon your service provider . T o arrive at any of the in- call option s outli ned in the foll owi ng para graphs , press Opt io ns and sc r oll to any ite m using th e roller . Press the roller to select the option or e nter its submenu. With one call active Press Op ti o ns to display the following: ⢠Send touch tones . . . All ows you to se nd a st ri ng of to uch to nes ( key presse s) to an automated syst em. Y ouâÂÂll also hav e the o pti on to fin d and send touc h to ne s that have been saved to your phone book. ⢠End al l ca ll s . . . . . . . . E nds all calls (on hold or otherwise). Wit h a c all on ho ld Press Op t io ns to display t he following: ⢠New c all . . . . . . . . . . . Allows you to place a new call while keeping the current call on h old. ⢠Send touch tones . . . Allow s you to send a str ing o f touch tones (key presses) to an automated syste m. Y ouâÂÂll also hav e the o pti on to fin d and send touc h to ne s that have been saved to your phone book. ⢠End al l ca ll s . . . . . . . . E nds all calls (on hold or otherwise). ⢠Ph on e bo ok . . . . . . . . Displays the phone book and its m enus. ⢠Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . Takes you to the main menu ( Mess ages a ppears on screen ). ⢠Mute . . . . . . . . . . . . . M utes the a ctive call. Y ou can hea r the other person but they canâÂÂt hear you. ⢠Hold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Plac es the a ctive call on hold .
[ 50 ] With one call o n hol d wh ile anoth er is active Press Opt ion s to display the following: ⢠End act ive cal l . . . . . Ends the active call only . ⢠Conference call . . . . . Allows up to 6 people to take part in a call. ⢠Tr a n s f e r c a l l s . . . . . . . Connects two participants in a call while removing yourself f rom the call. ⢠Send touch tones . . . Al lows yo u to se nd a str ing of to uch tone s (key presses) to an automated syste m. Y ouâÂÂll also hav e the o pti on to fin d and send touc h to ne s that have been saved to your phone book. ⢠End al l ca ll s . . . . . . . . Ends all calls (on hold or otherwise). ⢠Ph on e bo ok . . . . . . . . Displays the ph one book and its menus. ⢠Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ta kes you to the main men u ( Message s appears on screen ). ⢠Mute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mutes th e active ca ll. Y ou can h ear the other person but they canâÂÂt hear you. ⢠Sw ap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Switche s betwe en the active call and the one on hold. Mute th e p honeâÂÂs micro ph one Y ou can mute any active call. Muting means that you can hear the other person but they canâÂÂt hear you. 1 While in a call, press Opt io ns . 2 Scroll to Mu te and press the roller . Mut ed appears on screen. 3 T o resu me speaking, press Unmute . Place a call on hold When you p lace a cal l on hold, n either person can hear the other . 1 While in a call, press Opt io ns .
[ 5 1 ] A dvanced f eatures 2 Scroll to Hold and press the roller . On hold: Call 1 appears on screen. Return to a held call â¢P r e s s Unhold to return to the call. Call wa iting* This service allows you to answer an incoming call even if youâÂÂre currently in a ca ll ( if Call wa itin g has been activated). Note: This feature is dependent u pon your ser vice provider ⢠When a second c all comes in, press Answe r or . The first ca ll is put on hold a nd Swa ppe d appears on s creen. T o switch between calls: â¢P r e s s Swap or . End the active call onl y : â¢P r e s s . T o end both calls at the same time: â¢P r e s s Opt io ns , s croll to End al l call s , and press OK . Reject a wai ting call: 1 Press Op t io ns . 2 Scroll to Decline new call and press OK . Make a second call* If supported by your service provider , you can make a ca ll while another is on hold. 1 Press Hold . On hold : Call 1 appears on scr een. 2 Enter the number for the second call and press .
[ 52 ] 3 After the secon d party answer s, switch betwee n the two calls by pressing Swap or . 4 T o end the active call on ly , pre ss . 5 T o end both calls at the same time, pre ss Opt ions , scroll to End al l calls , and press OK . Conference a call* If supported by your service provider , u p to 6 pe ople can take part in a call. For questions about the cost of conferencing a call, con tact your service provider . 1 Call the first participant. 2 Once th e firs t part y has a nswere d, pres s Opti ons and scroll to New c all . 3 Press the roller and dial the number for the second participant. 4 Press . The first call is a u tomatically put on hold. 5 T o connect the two calls, pr ess Op tion s , scroll to Conference call , and press the roller . ⢠T o add a new person to the conferen ce call, repeat steps 2, 3, 4 , and 5 . Have a pr i vate conver sati on with in a co nferen ce call 1 While in a con ference call, press Op tio ns and sc roll to Priva te ca ll . 2 Press the roller , scroll to the desired part icipant, and press OK . End a con fere nce c al l 1 Press . OR Press Op ti on s , scroll to End al l call s , and press the r oller .
[ 53 ] A dvanced f eatures T ransfer a call* If you have on e active call an d another on hold , you ca n connect the two and at the sam e time re move yo urself f rom th e conver sation. For quest ions about the availabi lity and cost of th is featu re, con tact your ser vic e pr ovider . 1 With one call active and another call on hold, pr ess Opt ions . 2 Scroll to Tra n s f e r c al ls and press the roller . The two calls are con nected and you are dis connected. ⢠Call for warding* If supported by your service pr ovider , this feature allow s you to forward all voice, fax, and data calls to another number . Activate call forwardin g* 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Forwa rding appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll with the roller to view e ach of the options below . ⢠For ward all voice ca ll s Forwards all incoming calls to a number you s pecify . ⢠F orw ard when no t able to ta ke c alls Forwards all calls th at you donâÂÂt answer , your phone is busy , turned off, or ou t of t he coverage area. ⢠Forw ard al l fax cal ls Forwards all fax calls to another number . â¢F o r w a r d a l l d a t a c a l l s Forwards all data calls another number . ⢠C an cel a ll ca ll f orw ard in g Cancels all call f orwarding.
[ 54 ] 4 Press the roller to select you r choice. Ac tiva te is highlighted. 5 Press the roller , highlight T o voice ma ilbox or To other number an d press the roller again. 6 Enter the number to which your ca lls, data, or other information will be forwarded and press the r oller . 7 Requesting ... and then Act ive : __ ____ _____ appears on screen. Deactivate call forwardin g 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Forwa rding appears and pr ess the roller . 3 Scroll until Canc el all c all fo rwa rdin g appears and press the roller . Reques ting and then Forwardi ng de acti vate d appear o n screen. ⢠Autom atic redial* If you dial a number and itâÂÂs busy , you can set you r phone to redial the number when it becomes available. For question s about the cost and availability of automatic redial, contact your service provider . 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Call sett ings appears and press the r oller . 4 Scroll until Autom atic redi al appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll to On and press the roller . Aut oma tic redi al on appears on sc ree n.
[ 55 ] A dvanced f eatures ⢠Calling car ds Calling cards ar e useful if youâÂÂd like to use your phone for more than o n e acco unt. For example, if your phoneâÂÂs for personal use, but your employer would also like y ou to use y our phone for business calls, you can charge all of your business calls to a calling card. Choose a calling card 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Call sett ings appears and press the r oller . 4 Scroll until Call ing card appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll to the card of your choice and press the roller . 6 Scroll to Ed it and press the roller . 7 Enter the ph one security code and press OK . 8 Dial in g se quen ce appears. Press the roller . 9 Scroll until the desir ed dialing sequ ence appears and press the roller . 10 Enter th e card access nu mber an d press OK . 11 Enter the card number and press OK . 12 Press OK to save changes. 13 Scroll until Card name appears and press the r oller . 14 Ente r the na me for the car d and p ress OK . Calling card name saved appears on screen.
[ 56 ] Call using a calling card 1 At the Sta rt screen , e nter the phon e n umber you wish to call. 2 Press an d hold until Card ca ll appears. The number is dia led using the s e lected card. ⢠V oice dialing Any 1 0 numbers in your phone book can be setup for voice dialing. Before you c an voice dial a number , youâ ll n eed to assign it a " voice tag." Assign a vo ice tag to a number Note: V oi ce tags can only be assigned to entries alre ady in your Phone book. T o add a n entry , see â Add names and number s to the ph one bookâ on page 3 1. Note: T o use voice dialing, Me mo ry i n u se must be set to Phone instead of SIM car d . See â Select a memory typeâ on page 36 for more i nfo. 1 At the Start scr een, press the roller . 2 Scroll to a na me and press th e roller . 3 Scroll to the n umber you wish to tag and press Opti ons . 4 Scroll to Add vo ice tag an d press the roller . 5 Press St art . After the ph one bee ps, pronounce the voice tag clear ly into the microphone f rom a distance of 6 - 12 inches. Note: If the recording is not successful, the phone asks if you want to try ag ain. Press Ye s to try again or Qu it to exit. Afte r reco rdi n g, V oi ce ta g sav ed appears on screen. The icon to the right of th e phone number indicates that this number is tagged for voice dialing. T o call this number u sing voice dial, see â Dial a number with voice dialingâ on pa ge 57.
[ 57 ] A dvanced f eatures Notes about vo ice tags ⢠V oi ce tags can be no lon ger than 2 seconds. ⢠V oi ce tags replay immediately af ter theyâÂÂre recorded. ⢠Recording stops a utomatically . Pressing St op aborts the recording. ⢠For best results, choose a qu iet location wh en creating a voice tag (avoid areas with background noise). ⢠Unique tags a re recognized more a ccurately . Consider using the f irst and las t nam e, or us e the first name , las t n ame, and num ber type when tagging a number . For example, â Jo hn S m it h, w o r k .â â¢ Avoid pauses or silen ce as you record the voice tag. ⢠If voice tag memory is full, the phone displays E rase an exis ti ng voice tag? If so, pre ss OK , scroll until you locate a tag to erase, and then press Eras e . ⢠When you delete a name or n umber in the Phone bo ok, it also erases any associated v o ice tags . Do not use voice tags for dialing in e mergency situations. Stress causes changes in you r voice, which prevents the phone f rom recognizing your commands! Dial a number with voice dialing Note: Y o ur phone must be set to use Phone memory for voice dialing to operate. If youâÂÂre unable to use voice dialing, see âÂÂSelect a memory typeâ on page 36 to ensure itâÂÂs set to Ph one instead of SIM c ar d . 1 At the Start screen, pr ess and hold Na mes for 2 se cond s . Note: If youâÂÂre using a headset, press the button on the microphone to ini tiate voice dialing. The phone beeps and Please spea k now app e ars on s c ree n.
[ 58 ] 2 Pronounce the voice tag clearly into the microphone fro m a distance of 6-12 inch es. Note: If the voice tag is not a ccepted, or if you fail to pronounce the tag wi thin 3 sec onds , the mess age No match found app e ar s a nd the display returns to the Start screen. When the voice tag is recognized, the en try appears on screen, the tag replays through the earpiece, and the num ber is dialed. W ork with exist ing voice tags Y ou can change or erase voice tags just as you would a n ame or number . 1 At the Start scr een, press the roller . 2 Scroll to the de sired phone book entry . 3 Press the roller , scroll to the phone n umber containing the tag you wish to edit, and press Opti ons . Note: Phone entries with voice tags will have the icon to the r ight of the n umber . 4 Scroll to Vo i c e t a g and press the r oller . 5 Scroll to Change , Pla yba ck , or Er ase and press the r oller . Note: If you se lected Change , press Start to begin re-recording. The new tag you record w ill replace the ol d tag. Display voice tag entries Y ou can display all entries in your phone book that have voice tags. 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to Vo i c e t a g s and press the roller . All voice tags appear in alphabetical order . Scroll through th e entries usin g the roller .
[ 59 ] A dvanced f eatures ⢠1-touch di aling After youâÂÂve added a name to your Phone book, you can assign the name to any key from 2 th rough 9. Once you âÂÂve done this, and activa te d 1-touch dialing, the associated number is dialed when you press that key . Note: is used exclusively f or dialing your voice ma ilbox. While is pr eset to dial a cu stomer care operator , you can o verwrite this feature and assign it to another 1-touch dial ing location. Howe ver , you can âÂÂt overwr ite the fea tures ass igned to the key . Assign a key to 1-tou ch dialing 1 At the Start scr een, press Na mes . 2 Scroll to 1-touch dialing and pres s the roller . 3 Scroll to an (empty) slot an d press the roller . The Number: field appears on screen. 4 Enter the n umber (including the area code) and press OK . 5 Ente r a na me for th e number and pre ss OK . Number ass igned to key _ _ appears on screen . Activate /deact ivate 1-touc h dial ing 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Call sett ings appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until 1-touch dialing appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll to On or Off and press the r oller . 1-touch di aling on (or off ) appears on screen.
[ 60 ] Make a call u sing 1-touc h dialing Before you make a call u sing 1-touch dialing, make sure youâÂÂve assigned a key to 1-touch dialing and that it is activated (see â Assign a key to 1- t o u c h di a l i n g â earl ier in this section). ⢠Press and hold the key th at you pre viously assigned to the phone number . Y our phone dials the n umber . Change a 1-touch dial ing num ber Y ou can change the key assignments for 1-touch dialing at any time. 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to 1-touch dialing and press the r oller . 3 Scroll to the n umber you wish to change and press Opt io ns . 4 Scroll to Change and press the r oller . 5 Enter the appropriate number and press the r oller . 6 Enter the n ame or fin d the name in the Ph one book and press OK . Erase 1-touch diali ng num bers Y ou can erase the key assign ments for 1-touch dialing numbers at any time. 1 At the Start scr een, press Nam es . 2 Scroll to 1-touch dialing a nd press th e roller . 3 Scroll to the key that you wish to eras e and press Optio ns . 4 Scroll to Era se and press the roller . Eras e entr y ___ f r om 1- tou ch dial ke y # ? appears on screen . 5 Press the roller o r press OK . 1-touch key __ erased appears on s creen .
[ 6 1 ] Customize your phone 13. Customize your phone ⢠Customi ze the roller Normally , when youâÂÂr e at the Start screen and you press th e roller , youâÂÂre presented with a list of names a nd numbers saved to your phone book. Y ou can change th is so that pressing the roller takes you to another fe ature. 1 At the Start scr een, press Menu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Ph one sett in gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Roller function appear s and press the r oller . 5 Scroll to any of the options below . Press the roller to select. ⢠Phon e bo ok . . . . Displays the Phone book. ⢠Quick menu . . . . Quick access to Me ssage s , Calend ar , T o -d o lis t , Ph one book , Pr ofil es , Setti ngs , a nd Full menu. ⢠1-touch dialing . . Displays all 1-touch dialing entries. ⢠Di al ed cal ls . . . . . Displays a log of all outgoing calls. ⢠Pro fil es . . . . . . . . . Displays a list of available profiles. After selecting one of the options above, R oll er fu ncti on se lect ed appear s on screen .
[ 62 ] ⢠Display cell in formation In some ne tworks, localized information such as weather alerts or event welcome messages are broadcast to the pu blic. Y ou can set your phone to display this information whene ver itâÂÂs available . 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Ph one sett in gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Cell in fo di sp lay appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll to On and press the roller . Ce ll in fo di splay ed appears on screen. ⢠Set the display language 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Ph one sett in gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Languag e appears and press the roller . 5 S croll to Aut omatic , Englis h , Français , or Esp año l and press the rol ler . <L anguag e> se lecte d appears on screen. Note: The La ngu age setting affects the time and date formats of the clock, alarm clock, and calendar .
[ 63 ] Customize your phone â¢S I M s e r v i c e s If you have this feature enabled, you can set th e phone to display any confirmation messages within a SIM services session that are sent between your phone and the ser vice provider . Note: Y ou must direct any questions about this feature to the company that provided your SIM card. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Ph one sett in gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Noti fica tion s on SI M upd ate appear s and press the roller . 5 Scroll to Sho wn or Not sh own and press the r oller . Confirmation asked or Co nfirmat ion not asked appears on screen, depending upon your selection.
[ 64 ] 14. Security Y ou can use keypad lock , restrict in coming and outgoing c a lls, use security codes, and other methods to secu re your phone against unauthorized use. ⢠Lock the keypad Y ou can lock your phoneâÂÂs keypad to preven t accidental calls while carrying the ph one in your pocket or purse. â¢P r e s s a n d h o l d . K eys lock ed appears on s creen. ⢠Unlock the keypad â¢P r e s s Unl ock , and then pr ess OK or open the slide. K eys unloc ked appears on screen. Note: If Sl id e set ti ng is disabl ed ( Se tti ng s > P hon e se tt ing s > S l id e sett ing ), you can on ly unlock the keys by pressing Unl oc k , and OK or an d OK . ⢠Slide se tting With Slide setting activated, you ca n answer or end calls , exit menus, and lock or unlock your keypad by open ing or closing the slide. T urn the slid e setting On or Off 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Ph one sett in gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Slid e set tin g appears and pr ess the roller . 5 Scroll to On or Off and press the r oller . Slide s ett ing o n (or of f ) appears on s creen.
[ 65 ] Security Answe r a call wh ile Sl ide set ting is on ⢠Open the slide when you receive a call. End a cal l while Slide sett ing is on ⢠Close the slide when you want to end the call. Exit any menu and return to the Start screen ⢠Close the slide to return to th e Start screen. ⢠Access (PUK) codes PUK code PUK stands for P ersonal Unblocking K ey . The PUK code is required to unblock a PIN code that has been blocked. The PUK code sh ould be supplied with the SIM card. I f not, contact your service provider . PUK2 code Impo rtant ! The PUK2 code, supplied w ith some SIM cards, is required to unblock a blocked PIN 2 code. I f you enter an incorrect PUK or PUK2 code 1 0 times in a row , youâÂÂll be locked out of features using PIN2 code. To use these f eatures again, cont act your se rvice pro vider fo r a new S IM card. ⢠Secu rity code Change y our security code Y ou can protect your phone and its memory against unauthorized us e with the security code. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller .
[ 66 ] 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Change access co des appears and press the roller . Change securi ty code appears on sc reen. 5 Press the roller . The phone pr ompts you to enter a security code. The default code is 1234 5. 6 Enter the (five-digit) security code and press OK . The phone asks for a new security code. 7 Enter the new five-digit security code and press OK . The phon e as ks you to verify the new security code. 8 Ente r the new se curity code again and press OK . Security cod e changed appears on s creen . 9 Press to return to th e Start screen. Note: The security code is r equired f or using some features such as clearing the ph one book. If yo u enter an incor rec t securit y code 3 times i n a row , th e phon e is blo cked and wonâÂÂt accep t any codes for the next 5 mi nut es. Restrict calls Call restrictions allows you to restrict certain i n c om in g an d o u tg o i ng c al ls through the use o f a restriction password. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 S croll until Set ting s appears and pr ess the roller .
[ 67 ] Security 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Call restrictions appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll with the roller to display each of the following options. Press the roller to select the restriction of your cho ice. ⢠Outg oing calls . . . . . Blocks all ou tgoing calls ⢠Inte rnat ion al ca ll s . . Blocks all outgoing international calls ⢠Inte rnat ion al ca ll s except to home country . . . . . . . . . . . A llows outgoing international ca lls only to your hom e cou nt ry ⢠Incoming cal ls . . . . . Blocks all incoming calls ⢠Incoming cal ls if r oamin g . . . . . . . . . Blocks all incomin g calls wh en roam ing ⢠Cance l all ca ll restriction s . . . . . . . . Can cels all call re strictions For each of the r estriction options (excep t Can cel al l call r estri ct ion s ), you have the following options: Activate , Canc e l , or Check stat us . If you choose Ac t iva t e , youâÂÂll be asked for your restriction password, see âÂÂChange your restriction passwordâ on page 7 0 for more i nformation . Note: Even when calls are restricted, it still may be possible to call emerge ncy numbers such as 9 1 1 . ⢠Fixed dialing* Y ou can restrict outgoing calls to selected phone n umbers if supported by your service provider . To create and edit a fixed dialing list, youâÂÂll ne ed the PIN2 code, see âÂÂPIN2 codeâ on page 7 0. Note: Even with fixed dialing set to On , it still may be possible to call emerge ncy numbers such as 9 1 1 .
[ 68 ] Note: This feature is dependen t upon your service pr ovider . If you are unable to access Fixed di aling , con tact your s ervice provider for more infor mation an d to gain access. Set fixed di aling to O n 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Fixe d dia l ing appea rs an d press the roller . 5 Scroll to On and p ress the r oller . Ente r PIN2 c ode : appears on screen . 6 Enter the PI N2 code and pre ss OK . Fixe d di aling on appear s on screen. 7 Press to return to th e Start screen. Add numbers to fixed dial ing 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Fixe d dia l ing appea rs an d press the roller . 5 Scroll to Num ber lis t and press the roller . Ente r PIN2 c ode : appears on screen . 6 Enter the PI N2 code and pre ss OK .
[ 69 ] Security 7 Enter the n umber you wish to add to fixe d dialing and press OK . 8 Enter the name you wish to assign to the number and press OK . Saved to SI M card or S aved t o Ph one appears on screen, depending on which m emory you are using. 9 Press to return to th e Start screen. ⢠Change access codes This menu allows you to ch ange the secu rity code, PIN code, PIN2 code, and Restriction password. The phone prompts you to en ter the curr ent code as well as th e new code. It also asks for verification of the ne w code. Note: Avoid using access codes s imilar to an emergency number s uch as 9 1 1 to prevent accidental dialing of the emergency number . Change yo ur PIN code Note: SIM card sec urity (see âÂÂSIM card security â on page 7 1) must be set to On before you c an change your P IN code. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Change access co des appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll until Chan ge PI N co de appears and press the roller . 6 Enter the current PIN code and press OK . 7 Enter the n ew PIN code and press OK . 8 Re-enter the new PIN code for verification and pr ess OK . PIN co de cha nge d appears on s creen. 9 Press to return to th e Start screen.
[ 7 0 ] PIN2 cod e The PIN2 code is requir ed for some fe atures that are supported by your SIM card. The PIN2 code is supplied with your SI M card i f: ⢠Y our ser vice provider supports these features ⢠And/or you a re subs cribed to th ese f eatur es If you enter an incorrect PIN2 code three times in succession, you canâÂÂt use the features t h at require PIN2 unless you enter the PU K2 code. Change yo ur PIN2 code Note: SIM card security (see âÂÂSIM card security â on page 7 1) must be set to On before you c an change your P IN code. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Change access co des appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll until Chan ge PIN2 c ode appears and press the r oller . 6 Enter the current PIN2 code and press OK . 7 Enter the n ew PIN2 code and press OK . 8 Re-enter the new PIN2 c ode for verification a nd press OK . PIN2 co de chang ed appears on screen. Change yo ur restriction passwo rd 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Change access co des appears and press the roller .
[ 7 1 ] Security 5 Scroll until Chang e restrict ion pa ssword appear s and press the r oller . 6 Enter th e current r estriction pa ssword and pr ess OK . 7 Enter the new restriction password and press OK . 8 Re-enter the new restriction password f or verifi cation and press OK . Rest ricti on pass word ch anged appears on sc r een. 9 Press to return to th e Start screen. ⢠SI M card secur ity Y ou can protect your ph one against u nauthorized use by setting it to request your PIN code every time the phone is switched on. The PIN code is usually supplied with the SIM card. I f not, contact your service provider . T o change your PIN co de, see â C hange your PI N codeâ on page 69. Note: If you en ter an incorrect P IN code 3 times in a row , the SIM card is blocked and youâ ll need to enter the PUK code to unblock. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Sec ur ity setti n gs appears and press the roller . SIM card securi ty appears on s c reen. 4 Press the roller , enter the PIN code, and press OK . 5 Scroll to On and press the roller . SIM card securi ty on appears on screen. ⢠Module se curity Added security for analog networks is provided via the Modu le security feature. Module security prevents unauthorized use of th e optional AMPS module by requesting a code upon power-up. The AMPS module must be attach ed for this feature to show up on your menu.
[ 72 ] Enable Mo dule security 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears and press the r oller . 3 Scroll until Sec uri ty setti ngs appears and press the roller . 4 Scroll until Modu le sec urit y appears and press the r oller . 5 Enter the five digit Module code (12345 is default) and pre ss OK . Change the Mod ule code 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Settings appear s an d press th e roller . 3 Scroll until Security settings appears and press th e roller . 4 Scroll until Change access co des appears and press the roller . 5 Scroll until Chan ge modul e cod e appears and press the roller . 6 Enter the current module code and press OK . 7 Enter the n ew module code and press OK . 8 Enter the new module code again (for verification) and press OK . Module code changed appears in the display .
[ 73 ] T e xt messages* 15. T ext messages* Y our ph one can send and receive text mes sages u p to 16 0 ch arac te rs in le ngth . These messa ges, also kn own as SMS (Sh ort Me ss age Se rv ic e), ar e simi lar to e-mail beca use you can rea d, write, sen d, and store them in f olders. SMS messages can be sen t and received f rom: ⢠Other GSM ph ones. ⢠F ax machine s or e-mail if su pported by your service provider . Tip: T o write messages quickly , see âÂÂPredictive text in putâ on page 82. ⢠T ext me ssaging se tu p About the Mess age center When you se nd a te xt mess age, it arrive s at your message ce nter and sta ys there until delivered by your service provider . Simi larly , whe n someone send s you a mess age, itâÂÂs stored at his or h e r message ce nter u ntil their service provider can deli ver it to you. Note: T o specify the length of time your provider att empts to s end a message before it gives u p, go to Mess age v alidit y un de r Mes sage se ttin gs ( Mes sag es menu) . If youâÂÂre not sure wh ether youâÂÂre subscribed to SMS, o r if you donâÂÂt know your m essage center n umber , conta ct your s ervice pr ovider . Save the Messa ge center number* Normally the message cente r number is saved to your SI M card by your service provider . If the n umber is cor rupted or ch anged, yo u can re-enter and sa ve the n ew number at a ny time . 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu and then pr ess the roll er . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n.
[ 74 ] 2 Press the roller and the n press Opti ons . 3 Scroll to Me ssage se ttin gs and press the r oller . Messag e center number appears on s creen. 4 Press the roller . ⢠Enter the m essage center num ber u sing the keypad. ⢠T o move th e cursor betwe en nu mbers, scroll with the roller . ⢠T o backspace (and delete) a number , press Cle ar . ⢠T o erase all numbers from the screen , press and hold Cle ar . Note: The messa ge center number can be up to 2 1 digits lon g. 5 Press OK to save the n umb er . 6 Press to return to the Start screen. ⢠Write and send text mess ages* 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Press the roller and the n press Write . 3 Enter your message and press Opti ons . Tip: For a faster wa y to write messages , see âÂÂW rite words with predictive textâ on page 82. 4 Scroll to Send messag e and pr ess the roller . 5 Enter the r ecipientâÂÂs number and press OK . Save a m essage in your O utbox 1 After writing a message, pr ess Opt ions . 2 Scroll to Sa ve me ssage and press the roller . Me ssage saved appear s on screen . 3 Press to return to th e Start screen.
[ 75 ] T e xt messages* View message s saved in the Outbo x 1 At the Start sc reen , pres s Menu and then pres s the ro ller . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n. 2 Press the roller , scroll to Outbox , an d press the roller again . 3 Scroll to the m essage you w ish to view and pres s the roll er . Read text messages When you receive a text message, appears on scr een as well as t h e word s Messag e receiv ed . 1 Press the roller to read th e message. Once you âÂÂre finished reading: 2 Press Ba ck . The m essage is move d to the Inbox folder . OR Press Op t io ns . The message is m oved to the inbox folder and you âÂÂre presented with the optio ns below . Use the roller to navigate an d select an option. Era se . . . . . . . . . . . . . E rase s the me ssa ge. Rep ly as te xt . . . . . . . A ll ows you to reply to the messa ge usi ng a variety of t e mplates or an empty screen. Forward as text . . . . Forwards the messa ge to a nu mbe r you sp ecify . For wa rd o pt ion s . . . . Provides options for forwarding, such as Mult iple c opi es and Messa ge pro fil e . Move . . . . . . . . . . . . . M oves the me ssage to another folder . Edit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A llows you to edit the me ssage be for e saving, sending, and other options. Rename . . . . . . . . . . . Renames th e title of the messa ge. Copy t o cale ndar . . . Copies the message to todayâÂÂs date on the calendar .
[ 76 ] Use nu mber . . . . . . . . Adds the number to your phone book. Detai ls . . . . . . . . . . . . Displays the s ender âÂÂs nu mbe r as well as the message center number responsible for sending the mess age. Message h eader icons In front of the header means the message has not been read. i In front of the header indicates the message is a delive ry report. Read a n ew m essage later 1 T o read a message at anothe r time than whe n it was received, press Exit after the message has been received. 2 When youâÂÂr e ready to read the me ssa ge, pre ss Menu , a nd the n press the roller . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n. 3 Press the roller , scroll to the message (if more than one), and press the roller again. The message is dis played on s creen . Option s while reading a messag e 1 While reading a message, press Opt io ns and scroll to one of the options below . 2 Press the roller to select an option. Era se . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erase s the curre nt mess age. Rep ly as te xt . . . . . . . Sends the mess age to a number that you specify . Y ou âÂÂre given the option to start the reply with a tem plate. Forward as text . . . . . Forwards the or iginal message to any number you s pecify . For wa rd o pt ion s . . . . Allows you to send multiple copies of the message or s end the mes sag e usi ng a mess age pr ofi le.
[ 77 ] T e xt messages* Move . . . . . . . . . . . . . M oves the me ssage to another folder . Edit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Allows you to e dit the message befor e saving or sending. Rename . . . . . . . . . . . Allows you to rena me th e m essage. Copy t o cale ndar . . . Sav es the note to th e calendar on todayâÂÂs date. Use nu mber . . . . . . . . A dds the nu mber cu rren tly displaye d to your phone book. Detai ls . . . . . . . . . . . . Displays the sende r number and messag e center number of th e sender . ⢠Rep ly t o a tex t me ssage* 1 While viewing a message, press Op t io ns . 2 Rep ly as te xt is highlighted. Press the r oller . 3 Scroll to one of the available templates to start your reply and pre ss the roller . 4 Write your r eply . Tip: Write your m essages using Predictive t ext, itâÂÂs much f aster than the traditional m ethod. T o activate predictive text, press and hold Optio ns un til T9 dictionary acti vated appears on screen . T o learn more about pr edictive text, see â Predictive text inputâ on page 82. 5 Press Op t io ns . Send mess age is highlighted. 6 Press the roller . The numb er from w hich your message was received app e ars on s c ree n. 7 Edit the n umber using the keypad or press OK . 8 Sendi ng message appear s on screen.
[ 78 ] ⢠Special sen ding optio ns Send mu ltiple copies Y ou can send the same message to multiple recipients using the multiple copies featur e. This saves the time of ha ving to rewrite the mess age for each recipient. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Press the roller , pr ess Write , and enter your messag e. 3 Press Op t io ns , scroll to Send ing opt io ns , and press the roller . 4 Mult iple c opi es is highlighted. Press the r oller . 5 Select a nam e from th e list and press t h e roller . Send ing <type of mess age> appears on s creen. 6 Press to return to th e Start screen. ⢠Message storage Whe n mes sag e memo ry is f ul l When blinks there is no more spa ce for new text mess ages . Y ou can do the followin g to create more space: ⢠Read some of the u nread messages and then delete them. ⢠If youâÂÂve saved me ssage s in the Ar ch i v e folder , or in f olders which youâÂÂve created, e rase some of these m essages from those folders . Read messages stored in fol ders T o view messages that h ave bee n stored in your Inbox, Outbox, or Archive folders: 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu, and then press the roller . Te x t m e s s a g e s appears on sc reen. 2 Press the r oller , scr oll to the folder of your choice, an d press the r oller aga in .
[ 79 ] T e xt messages* A list of messages appears on screen . 3 Scroll to the m essage you wish to read and press the r oller . Tip: If y ou pr es s Opt ions w hile view ing the message, you can Rep ly , Fo rwa r d , Mo ve , Edit , Rename , Copy to calendar , and more . Move a tex t m essage 1 While viewing the m essage, press Op tio ns . 2 Scroll to Mo ve and press the r oller . 3 Scroll to the f older wh ere you w ant to m ove the message and press the roller . Erase a text message 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu, and then press the roller . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n. 2 Press the roller an d scroll to the f older con taining the message you wish to erase . 3 Press the roller an d scroll to the m essage you want to erase. 4 Press Op t io ns and sc r oll to Eras e . 5 Press Se lec t (or press the roller ) and press OK . ⢠Or gan iz e me ss ages w ith f olde r s All text messages sa ved in your ph oneâÂÂs memory are or ganized into folders. These folder s are locate d under th e Mess ages > T ext messa ges me nu ( Menu 1 ). Inbo x Messages are automatically stored in the in box after the yâÂÂve been read. Outbo x Messages are au tomatically saved in the Outbox folde r after th eyâÂÂve bee n written.
[ 80 ] Archive fold er and user-created folders To mak e sur e th at ce rt ai n me ssa g es wo n âÂÂt be overwritten when memory becomes full, m ove some of your mess ages t o the Archi ve fold er . Y ou can also cr eate new folders of your own and sa ve messages there. Add a folde r 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu, and then press the roller . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n. 2 Press the roller again and then press Options . 3 Add fol de r is h ighlighted. 4 Press the roller , enter the name of the n ew folde r , and p ress OK . Fold er a dd ed ap p ear s on s cre e n. 5 Press to return to th e Start screen. Remove a folder 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu, and then press the roller . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n. 2 Press the roller , scroll to the folder you wish to r emove, and press Optio ns . 3 Scroll to Remove fol de r and press the roller . 4 Remove f older? appears on screen. Press OK . Folder remo ved appears on screen. 5 Press to return to th e Start screen. Note: Only folder s previously cr eated by the u ser can be r emoved. The Inbox , Outb ox , Archive , and Te m p l a t e folders are protected from deletion. When you delete a folder , all the messages in that folder are deleted as well.
[ 8 1 ] T e xt messages* ⢠Mess age se ttings Y ou can control the format, me thod of delivery , and other properties of your messages with Messa ge se tti ngs . 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu, and then press the roller . Te x t m e s s a g e s ap p ear s on s cre e n. 2 Press the roller an d then press Optio ns . 3 Scroll to Mess age setti ngs and press the roller . 4 The following m essage settings are available. Scroll th rough the menus using the r oller . Press the roller to enter their submenus. Messag e ce nte r number . . . . . . . . . . . . The ph one numbe r of the mes sa ge center . It is necessary for sending text messages. Me ssages se nt as . . . . Allows you to select the format of the me ssa ges you s end. ⢠Te x t . . . . Sen d a s norma l text. ⢠E- mai l . . Send as e-mail. ⢠Pa g e . . . . Send to a pa ger via the i nternet. ⢠Fa x . . . . . Sen d a s a fax. Note: Y ou can only use T ext, E-mail, P age, and F ax if your service provider supports these f ormats. Me ssage v ali dity . . . . . . . . All ows you to set the length of time that you r service provider attempts to send the message before it give s up. Defaul t r eci pi ent number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The default sen d n umber for any te xt mes sage . Delivery rep orts . . . . . . . . . Requ est s the syste m to inform you whe ther it was able to deliver your m essages. Reply via same center . . . Allows your reply to be deliver ed by the messa ge ce nter th at sent you the mes sage.
[ 82 ] Y ou can send a text message to a fa x or to an e-mail address (if supported by your service provider ) if you âÂÂve defined a set with parameters for fax or e-mail transmissions. This option i s under Messag es sent as... ⢠Predictive text in put Predictive text inpu t is an easier , fa ster way to wr ite messages than the traditional method. Predictive text uses a formula to "guess" the letter of each word that youâÂÂre spellin g. ItâÂÂs ver y accurate, and re quires only one press of the key for each le tter . Tip: Because the âÂÂguessedâ word ch anges as you enter each letter , try not to look a t the screen until y ouâÂÂve finished enterin g the word. Note: Y ou can add new words to the diction ary at any time. Note: Predictive text inp ut might not be available for all languages. Activate or deactivate predictive text When youâÂÂre writing a text message, press a nd hold Op tions u ntil T9 dic tio nary ac t ivate d or T9 dic tio nary dea ctiv ated appears on s creen. Write words wi th predict ive text Press the number key that corresponds to the lette r . Pr ess each key only once for each letter . For example , to write he l l o , press each of the keys below on ly once . ⢠If the displayed word is corre ct, press to enter a space after the word, and th en star t writing the next word. ⢠If the displayed word is not correct, press to see other possible matches. To retu rn to the previou s word in the list of matches, press Prev ious . he l l o
[ 83 ] T e xt messages* If a question mark appears after the word, th e word you intended to write is not in the dictionary . Y ou need to add th e word to the dictionary (s e e next page). Add n ew words to th e diction ary If youâÂÂre writing a me ssage and encoun ter a wor d that predictive text doesnâÂÂt recognize, y ou can a dd the word to the dictionar y . 1 Press and t he left selection key ch anges to Spell . 2 Press Sp el l . 3 Enter the word u sing the keypad (see âÂÂPhone bookâ on page 3 1), and then pr ess Sa ve . The word is added to the dictionar y and to th e message th at youâÂÂre writing. The di splay returns to your message. Notes abo ut adding w ords ⢠New words that you acceptâÂÂeven accidentallyâÂÂby pressing the roller , , or deleting th e space between two words (thus forming a compound word) a re saved in the dictionar y . ⢠Depending on the langua ge chosen and the length of the words, you might be ab le to add hundreds of words to the dictionary . ⢠When the diction ary becomes f ull, the most recently added word replaces the first word you added. Enter sym bols and characters While writing a m essage, press and hold to dis play a lis t of special char acters on the r ight of your s creen . ⢠Scroll to the character you wish to use. ⢠Press the roller to enter the char acter into your message.
[ 84 ] Tip: Press to switch between uppercase and lowercase characters, when theyâÂÂr e available. Inse rt a na me or n umber in to a me ssage T o insert a stored name or number in to your message: 1 While writing a message, press Opt ions . 2 Scroll to Insert number or Insert name , and then press the r oller . 3 Enter the number using the keypad, or find the number in your phone book and press the roller . The selected n ame or n umber is in serted into your message. Special Characters . ?! @â - _ ( ) , :; & /~ \ %* # <= > " ⬠ã ÃÂ¥ ç i ÿ ÃÂàÃÂá ÃÂâ àã ÃÂä àÃÂ¥ ÃÂæ ÃÂç D ð ÃÂè ÃÂé ÃÂê ÃÂë ìàààÃÂñ ÃÂò ÃÂó ÃÂô ÃÂõ ÃÂö àø ò ÃÂù ÃÂú ÃÂû ÃÂü ÃÂþ
[ 85 ] T e xt messages* Clear the screen T o clear any text or num bers on scr een, pr ess and hold Clea r . Delete Informa tion ⢠T o delete a ch aracter to the left of the cu rsor , p ress Cl ea r . ⢠T o delete a h ighlighted word, pres s , and then press Clear . Change letter cas e ⢠While entering a m essage, press .
[ 86 ] 16. Y o ur P e rsonal Digital Assistant ⢠Calendar The c al en dar ( M enu 8 ) keeps track of notes, calls, meetings, and bir thdays. It can even soun d an alar m whe n itâÂÂs time for you to make a c all or go to a meeting. Y our phone must be s witched on to use this fun ction. Do not switch th e phone on where wireless phon e use is pr ohibited, or when it m ay cause in terfer ence or dange r! Enter the date 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Cale ndar appears on screen and press th e roller . 3 Press Op t io ns and scroll to Se tti ngs . 4 Press the roller . 5 Set th e date is highlighted. Press the roller . 6 Enter the current month and day in mm/dd/ yyyy f o rmat an d p re ss OK . (E xampl e : En ter D ec emb er 3 1, 200 0 as 123 120 00 ). Date is set appears on screen. 7 Press to return to th e Start screen.
[ 87 ] Y our P ersonal Digital A ssistant Enter the tim e 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Cale ndar appears on screen and press th e roller . 3 Press Op t io ns and sc r oll to Setti ngs . 4 Press t he roller and scroll to Se t th e ti me . 5 Press the roller . 6 Enter the time in hh:mm format (for example, 12:30) and press OK . 7 Scroll to am or pm and press OK . Cal en dar opt ions Option 1: Make a note Y ou can create a calendar n ote for any day of th e year . When the day and time for the note approaches, your phone sounds an alert and th e note app e ars on s c ree n. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Cale ndar appears on screen and press th e roller . 3 Press Op t io ns . Make a note is highlighted. 4 Press the roller . Th e following l ist appears on screen: 5 Scroll to the desired note ty pe (such as General note ) and press the roller . 6 Enter a subject for the note and press OK . Meet ing Ca ll Bir thda y General note
[ 88 ] Opti on 2: View by weeks Allows you to view the calendar in monthly increments with one w eek highlighted at a time. Option 3: Go to date T akes you directly to the specified date in stead of scrolling. Enter a date in mm/dd/yyyy form at, and then press OK . Option 4: Vi e w selected day Allows you to view all the notes for the currently selected day . Option 5: S ettings Contains submenus for setting the date, time, date/time format, auto erase schedule, allows you to specify what day th e week starts on. Receiv e Calendar notes When you recei ve a calendar n ote, yo ur phone displays Calendar note received . Y ou can th en sav e the note in yo ur c ale ndar and se t an ala rm for any date and time. Vie w receiv ed calendar notes Note: If y ou pr es s Ex it the calendar note will be deleted! 1 When your phone dis plays Calendar note received , pr ess Sh ow . 2 Scroll through th e note to read. Save receiv ed ca lendar not es 1 After viewing the ca lendar note, press Optio ns . 2 Scroll to Sa ve an d press OK . Discar d vi ewed ca lendar no tes 1 After viewing the ca lendar note, press Exit . 2 Press OK to er ase the note or press Option s and then Di sc a rd .
[ 89 ] Y our P ersonal Digital A ssistant ⢠Alarm clock The alar m clock is based on your ph oneâÂÂs internal clock. It s ounds an alert a ny time you specify and w orks even wh en the ph one is of f. Set an alarm 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears on screen an d press the roller . 3 Time settings appears on screen . Press the r oller . 4 Alarm c lock appears on screen . Press the r oller . 5 Enter the time for the alarm in hh:mm format (using the roller or keypad) a nd press OK . 6 Select either am or pm and pr ess the roller . Alarm o n briefly appears on screen . also appears in the upper right corner of the Start scr een. Note: 24-hour format is also available. See âÂÂSelect th e display f o rmatâ on page 1 0 f or more i nformation . When the alarm sounds Wit h the phon e on Press Stop to shut the alarm off. OR Press Sno oze . The a la rm s tops f or 5 min ut es and Sn ooze appears on screen. Note: If y ou le t the alarm soun d fo r 1 min ut e without pressing a key , it stops (sn oozes) for 5 minutes, and then so unds aga in.
[ 90 ] With th e phon e off The phone switches itself on and the alarm sounds. If you press Stop , the phone displays Swi tc h the phone on ? . â¢P r e s s Ye s to keep the phone pow ered on or press No to switch it off. DonâÂÂt set the ala rm to switch the phone on when wireless phone use is pr ohibited or when it may cause in terferen ce or dange r! T urn off an alarm 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Set t in gs appears on screen an d press the roller . 3 Time settings appears on screen . Press the r oller . 4 Alarm c lock appears on screen . Press the r oller . 5 Scroll to Off and press the r oller . Alarm of f appears on screen. Press to return to th e Start screen. â¢U s e t h e C a l c u l a t o r 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Calcul ator appears on s creen and press the roller . 3 Enter the first number in the calculation. Press the key to enter a decimal point. Press Clear to erase an y mistakes. 4 T o add . . . . . . . . Pre ss once ( appears) . T o subtract . . . . Pre ss twice ( - appears). T o multiply . . . Press thr ee time s ( â â â â appears). T o divide . . . . . Press four tim es ( / appears).
[ 9 1 ] Y our P ersonal Digital A ssistant 5 E nte r th e seco n d num ber . 6 Press Opt ion s . Equal s and Cha nge sign appear on screen, with Equ al s highlighted. 7 Press the roller . The sum of t he calculation appear s on screen. W orking with curren cy Set the exch ange rate 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Calcul ator appears on s c reen and press t h e roller . 3 Press Op t io ns . Exc hang e r ate is highlighted. 4 Press the roller . 5 Scroll until How many home units to a foreign unit or How many visited units to a home unit appear s on s creen. 6 Enter the exchange rate (press # to enter a decimal). 7 Press OK . Excha nge ra te save d appears on s creen. Conve rt a curre ncy amount 1 Usin g th e c alc ulat or , ent er t he amou nt to be c onve rt ed an d pres s Op t io ns . 2 Scro ll to In hom e currency or I n foreign curr . and pr ess the roller . The converted amount appears on screen. ⢠T o-do list Y ou can create and store to-do notes just as you would in a PDA. To-do notes can be sorted according to priority , saved to your calendar , or sent t o anoth er phone via SMS. 1. Call allison 2. 3. Pick up mary beth Dog to groomers To-do list
[ 92 ] Adding a task 1 Press Me nu , scroll until To - d o l i s t appears in the displa y , an d press Add . 2 Enter th e subject of the T o-do note a nd press OK . 3 Scroll to a priority and press Sele ct . Viewin g a task Scroll to any item in the list and press th e roller to view details of the task. Pr ess Optio ns to display the following: îÂÂE r a s e îÂÂG o t o c a l e n d a r îÂÂE d i t îÂÂS a v e t o c a l e n d a r î Change pri ority î Send as te xt îÂÂA d d îÂÂD i c t i o n a r y
[ 93 ] Communicate wi th other devices 17. Communicate with other d evices Y ou can send or r eceive phon e book entries an d calendar notes to a compatible phone or other device through the IR por t of your p hone. ⢠Infrared T o use IR, th e device to w hich youâÂÂre connecting must be I rDA compliant. Note: The m aximu m distan ce betw een two devices in an IR connection is 3 fe et (approximately 90 cm ). There must be no obstructions between the tw o devices and both IR ports must be pointed at each other . Check the status o f an I R con nection The status of a connection is in dicated by , which appears in the upper left corner of the display . ⢠When is shown continuously , there is an IR connection between your phone and the oth er device. â¢W h e n i s not s how n, no IR c onn ec tio n ex ist s. ⢠When blinks, your phone is trying to connect to the oth er device or the con nection has been lost. Activate IR Y our phone has an internal d ata feature, which means that no data suite or data card is necessary for sending or r eceiving data. 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu .
[ 94 ] 2 Scroll until In fra red appear s on s creen and pr ess the roller . IrDA - receptio n activate d appears on screen. 3 Press to return to th e Start screen. Send Ca lend ar notes via IR Y ou can send and receive calendar notes betwee n phones, as we ll as other IR-equipped de vices (such as P almâ¢, and Psion Ser ies 5â¢). Note: Make sure the other device is set to receive data via IR. Please refer to the user guide of the receiving de vice for more information on enabling an d receiving IR commun ications. Send a calendar note to an other device u sing IR: 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Cale ndar appears on screen and press th e roller . 3 Scroll to the day containing the note you wish to send. 4 Press the roller an d scroll to the desir ed note. 5 Press Optio ns and scroll to Send note . 6 Press the roller . Se nd vi a IR is highlighted. 7 Align the inf rared ports of both devices and press the roller . Other typ es o f IR connections Y ou can also establis h a 2-way connec tion betwee n your PC or laptop and your phone via IR. With th is type of con nection, your phon e can : ⢠Fun ctio n a s a n exter nal mo dem when co nnec ted t o yo ur c om pute r . Use your existin g data software (Dial-up Networking, AOL, e tc.) or f ax softwar e (WinFax Pro, HotF ax , etc.) to send and receive faxe s, connect to the I nternet, or ch eck e-mail. For mor e information, see the accompa nying PC C onnectivity Guide.
[ 95 ] Communicate wi th other devices ⢠Synchronize its ph one book, calendar , and to-do list with some of t he most popular P e rsonal Information Manager (PIM) progr ams on the market (Outlook, ACT !, Lotus Organizer , Gold Mine, etc.). Use th e FoneSync application found on the Nokia C D-ROM in conjunction with your e xisting PIM to kee p all of you r information up to date. For more information, see th e accompanying PC Connectivity G uide. Send a busine ss ca rd via IR Y ou can transmit Phone book information using the in dustry standard v .card format and IR. Bu siness cards ( v . cards) can be sent to a compatible phone, a PC (running the appropriate software), or othe r infrared equipped de vice (such as P almâ¢, and Psion Series 5â¢). Send a bus iness card to a phon e or ot her dev ice: Note: Make sure the other device is set to receive data through its IR port. Please refer to the user guide of th e receiving device for more information on enabling and receivin g IR communications. 1 Press the roller an d scroll to th e phone book en try you wish to send. 2 Press Op t io ns and sc r oll to Send ca rd v ia IR . 3 Align the infrared ports of both devices and press the roller . Send ing card via IR appears on s c reen. Busine ss ca rd sent v ia IR appears on screen. 4 Press to return to th e Start screen. Rec e ive a b usi n es s car d fr om a n oth er p ho ne or de vi c e: T o receive business car ds from another compatible p hone, you n eed to enable IR communications using the Inf rared menu ( Me nu 1 0 ). Once youâÂÂve r eceived th e name and ph one num ber , press Show . Th en pr ess Opti on s , select Save or Disc ard , and then press OK .
[ 96 ] 18. DLR-3P connections Y ou can establish a 2-way con nection between your PC or laptop computer and your phone using th e serial cable. With thi s type of connection, your phone can: ⢠Func tion as an ext ernal modem. Us e you r exist ing dat a soft ware (Dia l-up Networking, AOL , etc.) or f ax software (WinF ax Pro, HotF ax, etc.) to send and receive faxe s, connect to the Internet, or check e-m ail. ⢠Synchronize its ph one book, calendar , and to-do list with some of t he most popular P e rsonal Information Manager (PIM) progr ams on the market (Outlook, ACT !, Lotus Organizer , Gold Mine, etc.). Use th e FoneSync application found on the Nokia C D-ROM in conjunction with your existing PIM application to keep all of your information up to date. For more i nformation on using you r phone as outlined above, see the accompa nying PC C onnectivity Guide. Impo rtant ! Only connect the DL R-3P to your phone after it has bee n powered on. Also, do n ot connect the analog module (AMPS) to the ph one wh ile the DLR- 3P is conne cted (or vice versa). If both of these m odules are connected to th e phone at the same time, it wil l pr event either of them f rom f unctionin g properly .
[ 97 ] W e lcome to the wir eless Inter net* 19. W elcome to the wireless Internet* W AP ( short for Wireless A pplication Protocol) is to mobile devices what WWW (W orld Wide W eb) is to desktop computers. The mobile community began developing W AP several years ago to give mobile device users access to the internet. T oday , most W AP sites are made up of text a nd hyperlinks, with some capable of text inpu t and selection items i n a list. Some pages even con tain low-resolution gr aphics. Because your service provider and others are free to design W AP sites as they choose, each site can vary almost as much as a web page on the Inte rnet. ⢠The Services menu The Servic es menu allows you to use your WA P browser to view news, w eather reports, check flight times, access financial information, and much more . Y ou can also save the addre ss of any W AP page as a bookmark, much th e same as a web pa ge on your personal computer . Note: Y ou may need to subscr ibe to additional s ervices before youâÂÂre able to use the br owser . Also, your service provider may have to configure your phon e for br owsing after you âÂÂve subscribed. Contact your service provider f or more information . Impo rtant ! Internet content received o ver a secure connection and stored in your browser's cache may be reused over non - secure connections and may cr eate security issues. Please check with your service provider to de termine if em ptying your browser's cache a fter each browsing session or some other method should be used to avoid security issues.
[ 98 ] ⢠W AP settings It shouldnâÂÂt be necessary to manually configure your phone for brows ing. Normally your service provider will m odify these settings once youâÂÂve subscribed to this feature. C ontact your service provider if you have problems us ing the b rowser . ⢠Y our service provider and W AP Because W AP cont ent is designed to be view ed fr om your phone, your wireless provider now becomes your âÂÂwireless Interne t service provider â as well. ItâÂÂs likely that your service provider has created their own home page and configured your br owser to go to this page when you press Home on the browserâÂÂs menu. Once at your service pr oviderâÂÂs home page, youâÂÂll fi nd links to a number of other WAP sites. ⢠Launch the browser* 1 At the Start scr een, press Menu . 2 Scroll until Services appear s and press Home. Y our phone conn ects to the Internet and is directed to your service providerâÂÂs home page. Note: If your phone displays Chec k serv ice se tting s , it m ay not be configured for browsing. Contact your service provider to make sure that y our phone is configured properly . Note: Pressing terminates any active browser session and returns you to the Start screen.
[ 99 ] W e lcome to the wir eless Inter net* Navi gating a W A P card Elemen ts common to most pages: ⢠Header l ine - shows the current location. ⢠Activ e hyper link - highlighted and awaiting a pr ess of the r oller . ⢠Hyper link - used to navigate to oth er cards or sites. Scroll to select the link and click the roller . ⢠Tex t - u se the r oller to scroll throu gh the text. Th e curs or wil l a utomatically jump to the next h yperlink to activate it. ⢠Sele ction list - identif i ed by text in bracke ts. Click this link to display addition al choices or links. ⢠Opti on s/ Ba ck - Displays a cardâÂÂs options menu and/or th e browser m enu. Ba ck takes you back t o the previous page. ⢠Data ent r y fiel d - ident ified by ellipse in brackets [...] . This field is u sed when specific user input is re quired (example: city name, stock symbol, airline n ame or flight number , etc.). T o edit th is field: 1 Highlight the data entry field and press the roller . 2 Enter the text requested by the data entry field (for example: Miami ) and press OK . The text you entere d is now di splayed between the br ackets.
[ 1 00 ] 3 Scroll to the link that requires an action (For example: Get forecast? ) and press the roller . The browser menu 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Ser vi ces appears and press the r oller . The following menu ite ms are available. Use the roller to h ighlight and se le ct . ⢠*H ome . . . . . . . . . . Starts the brows er a nd takes you to your servi ce providerâÂÂs home page. ⢠*Bookmarks . . . . . . Displays a list of all saved bookmar ks. ⢠*Se t ti ngs . . . . . . . . From h ere you can modify your connection settings, appeara nce settings, delete secur ity certificat es, and more. ⢠Go to ad dress . . . . A llows you to enter the address of your choice. ⢠Cl ea r th e c ac he . . Empties th e browserâÂÂs tempor ary memory and frees up s pace. ItâÂÂs advis able to empty your cache at the end of each s ession. Note: Some service providers may have cu stomized the Services m enu W AP pageâÂÂs Options m enu. Please contact your service provider for more information , in the event that a ny of the above menu options are unavailable. The Options menu Press Optio ns while b rowsing. T he f ollowing menu s appear on screen: ⢠Home . . . . . . . . . . . Ta kes you ba ck to your home page . ⢠Book ma r ks . . . . . . . Displays a list of all saved bookmarks. ⢠Edit or Select . . . . A llows you to edit the currently selected browser element (for e xample, a checklist or text entry field), or selects the active ( highlighted) hyperlink. ⢠Go t o a ddr ess . . . . A llows you to enter the address of your choice.
[ 101 ] W e lcome to the wir eless Inter net* ⢠Use Numb er . . . . . Captures a phone number displayed on the card to place a call or add the number to the phone book. ⢠Cl ea r th e c ac he . . Empties th e browser âÂÂs temporary memo ry . ⢠Exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exits the cur rent ses sion and retu rns to the Start sc reen. Additio nal menu items Developers of W AP web sites can add more Optio ns menu items s pe cific to their web site. T hese options are often links to other a r eas within the site. As with any other menu i tem, scroll the roller to highlight and press the roller select. Bookmarks Y ou can save th e address of your favorite site s as bookmarks. If a W AP siteâÂÂs developers have included a title for the card, then th e name of the card will appear in the bookmark list (example : Ya h o o ! N e w s , ebay on WAP , Mapqu est ). If the site has no title, then the siteâÂÂs address will appear in the list of bookmarks (exam ple: http://www .yahoo.com/ news.wml ). Save an addre ss as a b ookma rk 1 Navigate to the de sired site and press Opti ons . 2 Scroll to Bookmar ks and press the roller . 3 Press Op t io ns . 4 Scroll to Save as bookmark and press Select . Ent er a bookma rk man ually 1 At t he Service s menu, press the roller . 2 Scroll to Bookmar ks and press the roller . 3 Press Optio ns , scroll to Add bo okma rk and press the roller .
[ 1 0 2 ] 4 Enter the siteâÂÂs addr ess (example : my .ya h oo.co m ) and press OK . Note: It is n ot necessary to enter h ttp:// . This is added automatically . 5 Enter a title for the new bookmark and p ress OK . T o re turn to a boo kmarke d site 1 At t he Se rvic es m enu, press the roller . 2 Scroll to Bookmarks and pre ss the roller again. 3 Scroll to the desired bookmark a nd press the roller . If you are not curren tly browsing, the phone w ill connect to the internet. ⢠Download a ringing ton e Y ou can download up to f ive ringing t ones to you r phone th rough SMS or some W A P sites. For more information about downloading ringing tones, contact your service provider . Play , save, or erase a ri ng ing to ne Once youâÂÂve downloaded a r inging tone, your phon e displays th e message Ringing tone receiv ed . 1 Press Op t io ns , then choos e Pl ay back , Sa ve , or Erase . 2 Press OK .
[ 1 03 ] Fun and gam es 20. Fun and games ⢠In Sn ake II , try to e at as much f ood as possible w hile avoidi ng the walls. The lon ger the snakeâÂÂs tail, the higher your scor e. If the s n ake runs into its tail or th e wall, the game is ove r . â¢I n Rotation , arrange the numbers in numerical orde r - starting from 1. Rotate the n umbers inside the frame with keys 1 and 3 . Move the frame to another position with keys 2 , 4 , 6 , a nd 8 . â¢I n Racket , use the roll er to m ove the r acket up and down. Press the roller to serv e and return the ball. â¢I n Opposite , tr y to change your opponentâÂÂs pieces in to your own color . Use key s 2 , 4 , 6 , and 8 to move your piece. Insert a n ew piece by pressing key 5 . The opponentâÂÂs pieces that you c apture will be re vers ed. Y ou r phone m ust be switched on to play th ese games. Don âÂÂt switch on the ph one when wirele ss phone use is prohibited or when it may cause interfer ence or danger! Star t a gam e 1 At the Start scr een, press Me nu . 2 Scroll until Gam es appears and press the roller . 3 Scroll to the game you wish to play and press the roller . ⢠Y ou can use your phoneâÂÂs IR por t to play SnakeII against someone else. Before starting the game, point the IR ports of each phone at the other and then (each player) choose the two-player option . Inst ruc tion s displays a short tu torial on th e game. Level allows you to choose the dif ficulty of the gam e. Continue resumes play after a pause. T o p s cor e displays the top sc ore (the top score ca nnot be reset).
[ 1 04 ] 2 1. Reference information ⢠Batteries and chargers For infor mation about charging and recharging y our phone battery , see âÂÂCharge the batteryâ on page 8. Use only batteries approved by the ph one man ufacturer . Rech arge yo ur battery only with the ch argers approved by the m anufacturer . A new batter y's full p erformance is achieved only after two or three complete charge and dischar ge cycles. The battery can be ch arged and discharged h undreds of times but will eventually wear ou t. When th e operating time (talk-time and standby time) is noticeably shorter than normal, itâÂÂs time to buy a n ew battery . When a ch arger is not in use, disconnect it from the powe r source. DonâÂÂt leave the battery conn ected to a ch arger for longer than a week, since overcharging may s h orten its lif e. If left u nused a fully ch arged battery will discharge over time. For good operation times, disc h arge the batt e ry from tim e to time by leaving y our phone switched on until it turns its elf off (or by using the battery discha rge facility of any a pproved accessory). Don âÂÂt attempt to dischar ge the battery by any other m eans. T emperature extremes will affect the ability of your battery to charge. Allow it to cool down or warm u p to room temperature bef ore charging. When the battery is running out of power an d only a few minutes of talk time remain, a warnin g tone is emitted and B attery low appears on screen. Whe n no mor e talk tim e is l eft, Rechar ge battery appears on screen, a warning tone s ounds, and the phone switches off. Use the battery on ly for its intended purpose . Never us e any charger or battery that is damaged or worn ou t.
[ 1 05 ] Referen ce information DonâÂÂt short circuit th e battery . Accidental short circuits ca n occur wh en a metallic object (coin, clip, or pen) is tou ched to th e an d - terminals of the battery . Shorting the terminals together may damage the battery or connecting object. Donâ t leave the batte ry in hot or c old places, such as in a cl osed c ar in summer o r wi nter condi tions. Doi ng so w ill r educe th e capacity an d li fetime of th e batte ry . Always try to kee p the bat tery betwee n 15 C and 25 C (59 F and 77 F). A phone with a hot or cold batte ry may tempor aril y di sable , ev en whe n the batter y is fully charge d. NiMH batte ry perfor manc e is limited in temper atur es below -1 0 ð C (14 F). L i-Io n battery pe rform ance is li mi ted in temp erature s be low 0 C (32 F). Batteries mus t be recycled o r disposed of pr operly . Do not dispose of them in municipal w aste. Do not dispose of batteries in a f ire! ⢠Importan t safety information T raffi c safety DonâÂÂt u se a hand-held telephone while driving a vehic le. If youâÂÂre using a hand-held ph one, park the vehicle bef ore conversing. Always secure the phone in its h older and donâ t place th e phone on the pa ssenger seat or where it can break loose in a collision or sudden stop. The use of an alert device to operate a veh icle's lights or horn on public roa ds is not perm itted. Re member , roa d safe t y al ways co mes fi rst ! Operating environment Remember to f ollow any special regulations and always switch off you r phone w herever f orbidden, or wh en it m ay caus e inter ference or danger . When connecting the phone or accessory to another device, read its userâÂÂs guide for safety instructions. Donâ t connect in compatible products.
[ 1 06 ] As with oth er mobile radio transmitting equipment, users ar e advised to operate this equipm ent only in the n ormal operating position (held to your ear with th e antenna pointing over you r shoulder). P acem aker s P acemaker manufacturers recommend a distance of 20 cm (6 inches) be maintained between a h and-held wireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid interfer ence with the pacemaker . These r ecommendations are consistent with in dependent resear ch and r e commendations of Wireless T echnology Research. P ersons with a pacem aker: ⢠Should always keep th e phone m ore than 20 cm (6 inches ) fr om their pacemaker when the phone is s witched on. â¢S h o u l d not carry the phone i n a breast pocket. ⢠Shou ld use the e ar opposite th e pacemaker to minimize the potential fo r interf er ence. ⢠Should switch of f the phone imme diately if there is any reason to suspect that interference is taking place. Hearing aids Some digital wirele ss phones may in terfere w ith hearing aids. In the event of such interf erence, consu lt your service pr ovider . Oth er medic al devic es Operation of a ny radio transmittin g equipment, including cellular phones, may interfere with the f unctionality of inadequately protected medical devices. Consult a physician or the manufacturer of the medical device to determine i f it is adequ ately shielde d from ex ternal RF e nergy , or if you have any questions. Switch off your phone in h ealth care facilities when regulations posted in these areas instruct you to do so. Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipmen t that could be sensitive to RF energy .
[ 1 0 7 ] Referen ce information Ele ctronic de vi ces Most modern electronic equ ipment is shielded from r adio frequency (RF) signals. However , cert ain electronic equ ipment may not be shielded against th e RF signals e manatin g from your wireless phone. P osted faciliti es Switch your phone off in any facility where posted notices s o require. P oten tially explo sive atmosp heres Switch off your phone when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphe re and obey all signs and instr uctions. Sparks in su ch areas cou ld cause an explosion or f ire resulting in bodily in jury or even death. Users are advised to switch of f the phon e when at a r efuelling poin t (service s tation). Users are rem inded of the need to observe r estrictions regarding the u se of radio equipment in fuel depots (f uel storage an d distribution areas), chemical plants, or where blasting ope rations are in progress. Areas with a potentially ex plosive atmosphere are often bu t not always clearly marked. They in clude below deck on boa ts, chemical transfer/ storage facilities, vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or butane), areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dus t or metal powders, and a n y other area w here you would be advised to turn off your vehicle e ngine. Ve h i c l e s Only qualified personnel should install or service the ph one in a vehicle. F a ulty installation or service m ay be dangerous and invalidate the warr ant y . RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately sh ielded electronic system s in motor vehicles (for example , electron ic fuel injection system s, electronic anti-skid (anti-lock) br aking sys tems, electronic speed control systems, air bag systems).
[ 1 08 ] Check with the manufacturer or its represen tative regarding your vehicle. Y ou should also consult the manufacturer of any equipment that h as been added to your vehicl e. Ensure all wireless phon e equipment in your veh icle is mounted and operating proper ly . DonâÂÂt carry or store flammable liquids, gases or explosive materials in the same compartment as the ph one or its accessories. For vehicles equipped with an air bag, remember that an air bag inflates with great force. DonâÂÂt place any objects in the a rea over the a ir bag or in the air bag deploym ent area. If in -vehicle wireless equipment is improperly installed a nd the air bag inflates, serious injury cou ld result. Ai rcra f t Switch off your phone before boarding an aircraf t. The use of wireless telephones in an aircraft may be dangerous to the oper ation of the aircraft, d isrupt the wir eless telephone n etwork, and may be illegal. F a ilure to observe these instr uctions may lead to suspension or d enial of telephone services to th e offender , legal action , or both. Emergen cy calls ⢠Imp ortant! This ph one, like an y wir eless p hone, operat es using radio signals and cannot be guaranteed to connect in all conditions. Ther efore, you should never rely solely upon any wireless phone for essential communications (such as medical emer gencies). Remember , to m ake or receive any calls the phone must be switched on an d in a servi ce area with adequ ate signal stren gth. Em erge nc y cal ls m ay not be po ssible o n all wi reless phone networks or when cer tain network services a nd/or phone features are in u se. Check with local wir eless service providers for more informa tion.
[ 1 09 ] Referen ce information Making an emergency call: 1 If th e phone is not on, switch it on. Note: Some networks may require that a valid SIM card be pr operly inserted i n the phone . 2 If the wor d Cle ar appears above right selection key , press and hold the selection key to clear t he screen. 3 Enter the emer gency number for your pr esen t location ( for example, 9 1 1 or other official emergency number). Emergency numbers var y by location. 4 Press . If certain f eatures are in use (Keygu ard, fixed dialin g, and so on), you may fi rst need to turn those features off b efor e you can ma ke an emer gency call. Consult th is guide and your local wi reless service provider f or more information. When making a n emergency call, remember t o provide all information as accurately and clearly as possible. Remember that your wir eless phone may be the only means of communication a t the s cene of an accident - donâÂÂt cut off the call u ntil given per mission to do so. Radio Frequency (RF) Signals THIS MO DE L PH ON E M EETS TH E G OV ERN MENT âÂÂS REQU IRE MENT S F OR EXPOSURE T O RADIO WA VES. Y our w ireless phone is a radio tr ansmitter and receiver . It is designed and manufactured n ot to e xceed the emission lim its for exposure to radiofrequency (RF ) en er gy set b y t he Fede ral Com m uni catio ns Co mmis si on of the U.S. Government. T hese limits are part of comprehen sive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The guidelines are based on standar ds that we re developed by in dependen t scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. T he standa rds includ e a subst antial safety m argin design ed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and h ealth.
[ 1 1 0 ] The exposure standard for wireless mobile ph ones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by th e FCC i s 1.6 W/kg .* T ests for SAR ar e con ducte d usin g stan dard operating positions accepted by th e FCC with the ph one transmitting at its highest certified power level in a ll tested frequency bands. A lthough the SAR is determined at th e high est certified pow er level, the actual SAR level of the ph one while operating can be well below th e maximum value. This is because the phone is design ed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reac h the network. In general, the close r y ou a re to a wire l ess b ase sta tion ant en na, the lo w er th e po we r ou tpu t. Before a phone mo del is available for sale to the public, it m ust be tested and certified to the FCC that it doe s not exceed the limit established by the governm ent-adopted requirem ent for safe ex posure. T he tests are performed in positions and locations (e.g., at the ear) as r equired by the FCC for each model. T he highest SAR value for this model phone when tested for use at the ear is 1.29 W/kg. While there ma y be differen ces between the SAR levels of various ph ones and at various positions, they all me et the gove rnmen t requi remen t. The FCC h as granted an Equipment Autho rization for this model phone with all repor ted SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guide lines. SAR in formation on this model ph one is on file with the FCC and can be f ound under th e Display Grant section of http://www .fcc.gov/oet/f ccid after searching on FCC ID LJPNSW-5NX. ____ ___ __ ____ __ ___ __ ____ ___ __ __ _____ __ __ __ _____ __ __ _____ *In the United State s and Canada, the S AR limit for mobile phones us ed by t he public is 1.6 watts/kg (W/kg) average d o v er one gram o f tissue. Th e standard incorporates a substantial margin of safety to give additional protection for the public and to account for any variations in measurements.
[ 111 ] Referen ce information ⢠Care and maintenance Y our ph one is a produ ct of superior design and craftsmanship and should be treated with care. The suggestions below will h elp you to fulfill any warranty obligations and to enjoy this product for m any years. When using your phone, battery , charger , or any accessory: ⢠K ee p all parts and accessories out of small childr en's reach. ⢠K ee p all parts an d accessories dry . Precipitation, humidity , and liquids contain m inerals that will cor rode electronic circuits. â¢D o n â t use or s tore parts or ac ce ssories in du sty , dirty areas. Moving parts can be damaged. â¢D o n â t store parts or accessories in hot areas. High temperature s can shorten the life of electronic devices, damage batteries, and warp or melt certain plastics. â¢D o n â t store parts or accessories in cold areas. When the phone warms up ( to its n ormal temperature), moisture c an form inside the phone, which may damage electronic circ uit boards. â¢D o n â t attempt to open . Non-expert handling could cause damage. â¢D o n â t dr op, knock or shake. Rough h andling can break internal c ir cuit boards. â¢D o n â t use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or str ong detergen ts to clean parts or accessories. Wipe it with a soft cloth slightly dampened in a m ild soap-and-water solution. â¢D o n â t paint. P aint can clog moving parts and prevent proper operation. â¢U s e only the supplied or an approved replacement anten na. Unauthorized antennas, modifications or attachmen ts could damage the phone and may violate regulations governing radio de vices. ⢠If the phone, battery , charger , or any accessory is not wor king properly , take it to your nearest qualified ser vice facility . The personnel there will assis t you, and if necessa ry , arrange for service.
[ 1 1 2 ] ⢠A cces sories If you wa nt to en hanc e your phoneâÂÂs func ti onal ity , an ext ensi ve ra nge of accessories is available for you. Y ou can select any of th ese items t o help accommodate your specif ic communication needs. For availability of these and other accessories, contact your service provider . A few practical rule s for a ccessory oper ation: ⢠K ee p all accessories out of r each of small children . ⢠When you disconnect the power cord of any accessory , grasp and pull the plug, no t the cord. ⢠Chec k regular ly that any vehicle- install ed accessories a r e mo u n te d a n d are oper ating proper ly . ⢠Installation of any complex car accessories must be made by qualif ied personnel onl y . N ot e : Use on ly batt er ies , ch arg ers an d acce ssori es app ro ved by the phon e manu fact ure r for use with t his particular phone model. Th e use of a ny other types may invalidate any appro val or warranty applying to the phone, and may be dangerous. Note: See âÂÂBatteries and charg ersâ on page 1 04 for important battery usage information. Note: For availability of appro ved accessories , please check with your authorized Nokia dealer .
[ 1 1 3 ] Referen ce information â¢B a t t e r i e s A va riety of Nokia bat te ry options are available fo r your phone. E ach battery provides you w ith the pe rformance, quality and convenience youâÂÂve come to expect w ith your Nokia phone. Charging Times The following table shows the batter y options that are available for your phone. The charging times with th e Rapid T rave l Charger (ACP- 8U), the Rapid Cigarette L ighter Charger (LCH-9), a nd the Standard T ravel Charger (ACP-7U) are listed beside each option. Note: The times displayed below ar e approximate and w ill allow your battery to obtain approximately 90% of its capacity . At this time, the bat tery scroll bars on y our phoneâÂÂs display w ill stop scrolling. T o obtain 1 00% battery capacity for all batterie s except BMS-2V, allow another two hours to âÂÂtrickleâ or âÂÂmaintenanceâ charge. Batterie s Standard Tr a ve l Charger ACP -7U Rapid Travel Charger ACP-8U Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger LCH-9 Handsfree Desktop Charger DCH - 12K Ultra Slim Li-P olymer Battery 600 mAh (BPS-1) 2h30 m 1h30m 1h25m 1h 25m Extended Li-Ion Battery 900 mAh (BLS-2S/BLS-2N) 4h 2h 2h 2h Extended NiMH Battery 900 mAh (BMS-2S) 4h 2h 1h30m 1h 30m Extended NiMH Vibrating Battery 900 mAh (BMS-2V) 4h 2h 1h30m 1h 30m Ultra Extended Li-Ion Battery 1500 mAh (BLS-4) 5h to 6h 4h 3h30m 3h 30m
[ 1 1 4 ] Sta ndby an d T alk Times The times shown in the following table are approx imate, and represent a range for ei ther standby or talk times (not a combination of both). Battery operation times vary according to signal conditions, network par ameters set by the ser vice provider , and how you use your phone. Wa r n i ng ! Dispose of used bat teries in accordance with any local regulations. Please refer to th e followin g table for m ore information on talk and standby times in both digital a nd an alog networks: Battery Option Digi tal Ta l k T im e Ana log T a lk Time Stan dby Time Digit al Ana log Ultra Slim Li-P olymer Battery 600 mAh (BPS-1) 2h to 3h20m 1h to 2h 40h to 6 days 1 0h to 17h Extended Li-Ion Battery 900 mAh (BLS-2S/BLS-2N) 3h to 5h 1h30m to 3h 2.5 to 9 days 16h to 26h Extended NiMH Battery 900 mAh (BMS-2S) 3h to 5h 1h30m to 3h 2.5 to 9 days 16h to 26h Extended NiMH Vibrating Battery 900 mAh (BMS-2V) 3h to 5h 1h30m to 3h 2.5 to 9 days 16h to 26h Ultra Extended Li-Ion Battery 1500 mAh (BLS-4) 5h to 8h 2h45m to 5h 4 to 15.5 days 26h to 44h
[ 1 1 5 ] Referen ce information Chargers an d Other A ccessories The followin g chargers and chargin g accessorie s are available f o r y ou r phone; please see your dealer for details. Also, ref er t o th e ac cess or ies br oc hure th at was in clud e d in your sales package for the entire line of Nokia Original Accessories. Standard T ravel Charger ( ACP-7U) U se th is du rab le an d e con omic al ch ar ger to ch arg e all battery option s. Plug t he connector into the bottom of your phone, then plug the charger into a wall ou tlet. Chec k the charg ing sta tus on th e phone display . Note: If the battery is complet ely empty , you can not use the phone until it has enough charge to operate. The Standard T ravel Ch arger is available for different voltage leve ls and can also be used with the DCH-9 Compact Desktop Charging Stand. Rapid T ravel Charger (ACP- 8U) This lightweight AC charger can be used with all batter y options. Calls ca n be m ade during charging, even with a fully discharged battery . T o use the Rapid Travel Charger (ACP-8 U), firs t plug the lead with the arrow into the transform er . Twist th e lead 1/4 turn to lock it in place. Then connect the lead from the charger to th e base of you r phone. Finally , plug the charger in to a s tandard 120V AC wall outlet. The charger can also be used toge ther with the o ptional Compact Desktop Charging Stand (DCH-8 or DCH- 9). Approximate charging times for discharged batteries are s hown at the beginning of this section.
[ 1 1 6 ] Rapid Cig arette Lighter Charge r (LCH-9) Y ou can charge your ph oneâÂÂs battery from your vehicle battery by using the Rapid Cigarette Lighter Char ger (LCH-9). Calls are possible du ring charging. A green ligh t indicat es the c harger is r eady for charging. The bat tery charging times are shown at the beginnin g of th is section. The input voltage range is from 1 1 to 32V DC, negative grounding. Avoid prolonged charging with th e Rapid Cigare tte Lighter C harger (LCH-9) when the car engine is not running; this may cause the battery of your car to dra in. Note also that in s ome cars th e cigarette lighter plug is not provided with el ectricity if the ignition is n ot switched on. Compac t Desktop Ch arging Stan d (DCH- 9) Used together with the Sta ndard T ravel Charger (ACP-7U) or the Rapid T ravel Ch arger (ACP-8U), the C ompact Desktop Charging Stand (DCH-9) is an econ omical choice when you need to charge your phone and/or a spare battery . With the battery still attached, place your phone in the charging stand to begin charging your phoneâÂÂs battery . Compac t Desktop Ch arging Stan d (DCH- 8) Used together with the Sta ndard T ravel Charger (ACP-7U) or th e R apid Tr avel Charger (ACP-8U), t he Compact Desktop Charging Stand (DCH-8) is an economical choice when you need your phone close at ha nd.
[ 1 1 7 ] Referen ce information Handsfre e Desktop Charging Kit (DCH-12K) This handsfree de sktop charging kit consists of th e DCH-12 (Handsfree Desktop Charging Stand) and the ACS-6U AC Adapter . The DC H-12K provides the sa me charging tim es as the L CH-9 Rapid Cigar ette Lighter Charger , and allows for handsfr ee usage of the phone via th e stand's bu ilt in speaker and m icrophone. The phone u ses the Hand sfree profile when in the charging stand. Y ou can use eith er voice dialing or u se the Ph one book m enu to dial a call (as th e keyp ad i s not acce ssibl e while in th e stan d).
[ 1 1 8 ] ⢠T roubleshooting The following table lists some com mon problems and their solutions. Prob le m P oss ible caus e P oss ib le s oluti on My ph one isn âÂÂt charging. The charger and ph one ar enâ t properly connected. Se e âÂÂCh ar g e the ba tter yâ on page 8 . The char ge r is not pr oper l y plug ged in. I try to dial a num ber , but Call not allo wed appears o n s creen. Your calls hav e been restricted using fixed dialing or call r estr iction s. Turn off âÂÂR estri ct ca ll sâ on pa ge 66 or âÂÂFix ed d ial ing* â on pag e 67 . My phone isn âÂÂt making /ans weri ng calls. The b atte ry is not ch arge d. Charge the battery. Poor si gn al stren gth. Move to an area with bett er r eceptio n. I c an â t li ste n t o m y voic e mes sages. You havenâ t saved your voic e m ail box n umb er. See â Sav e the voice mail bo x numb er* â on pag e 44 . YouâÂÂve sav ed the in cor rec t voi c e m ail box number. My SMS mes sa ge s are no t be ing de liv ere d. You havenâ t subscribed to SMS se rvi ce. Call your wire less s ervi ce pr ov ider . t o su bsc rib e to S MS. You havenâ t sav ed yo ur SMSC numb er to y our ph one . See âÂÂSa ve th e Messa ge center numb er* â on p age 73.
[ 1 1 9 ] Referen ce information The phone won âÂÂt dial a number using voice di al. You havenâ t assigned a voic e tag to the nu mbe r you are trying to call. See â Ass ign a voic e tag to a nu mb erâ on pag e 56 . YouâÂÂre in an area with an excessiv e amount of background noi se. Go to a qu iete r are a to u se voic e di alin g. Whenev er I co nnect the D LR-3 P cabl e to my pho ne, it lo se s powe r. The AMP S modu l e is con n ecte d to y our ph one . Disconnect the A MPS mod u le o r DL R-3 P ca ble f rom you r ph one . Whenev er I co nnect the AMPS m o dule to my phon e, it wonâÂÂt p ower u p . The DLR-3P ca bl e is con n ecte d to y our ph one . Disconnect the a nalog mo dule or DL R-3 P ca ble f rom you r ph one . I can âÂÂt se nd in fo r- mation using I R. The d ev ice you are communicati ng with isnâÂÂt I rDA co mpli ant. Use a devic e that is IrDA compli ant. Th e de vic es a re nâÂÂt clo se en ough toge ther . En su re yo ur p hone a nd the de vi ce are within 3 fe et (9 0 cm) of e ach othe r. Prob le m P oss ible caus e P oss ib le s oluti on
[ 120 ] Reattach the sliding cover If the plastic part of your phoneâÂÂs sliding cover acciden tally comes off, reattach it as described below: 1. Make sure the metal frame of the slide is fully extended and locked into the open position (the slide w ill "click" in to place). 2. Place the right edge of th e plastic slide cover on th e right side of the metal fr ame (depressing the microphone contacts in the process). 3. Rotate th e plastic slide cover onto the metal slide frame. Make sure the middle snap is secu red properly (tu rn the ph one ov er t o c h ec k) . 4. Pre ss th e left side of the plastic slide cover onto the m etal slide frame until it snaps into place. 5. Check to confirm that all 3 snaps are sec ure l y fast en ed.
[ 12 1 ] Frequently A s ked Questions (FA Q) 22. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q. Ho w do I extend the antenna? A. The antenna is fixed and cannot be e xtended. Q. What if my phone is lo st or stol en? A. Contact your s ervice provider immediately . Q. Does t he phon e h ave t o b e on in ord er f or m e to re ceiv e a ca ll? A. Y es . Q. What is my security code? A. Y our d e faul t s ecur it y c ode i s 12 34 5. If y ou âÂÂve ch an ged yo ur se cur ity code and forgotten th e new code, contact your service pr ovider . Q. If I lose or forget my number , or my service provider âÂÂs number , what can I do ? A. Y ou may be able to fin d the number f or your phone by using the List ow n nu m be r s f ea tur e (u nde r Sett ing s > Phon e se tti ngs > Lis t own numbers ). Q. How do I loc k the ke ypad? A. Close the slide and press Lo ck keys . Q. How do I unl ock the keypad ? A. Open th e slide. Q. How do I keep track of my call s? A. Us e the Ca ll lo g f eatur e (s ee page 39). Q. Ho w do I turn off the ringe r when IâÂÂm in a meeting or donâÂÂt want to be disturb ed? A. Br iefl y press the power key ( ), scroll to Si lent , and th en pr ess th e roller .
[ 122 ] Q. How do I make th e ph one r ing l oud er ? A. See âÂÂCustomize a profil eâ on page 47. Q. How do I cha nge the r ingi ng t one ? A. See âÂÂCustomize a profil eâ on page 47. Q. How do I dow nloa d a c ustom r ingi ng t one ? A. Download tones using SM S. Call your s e rvice provider for more information. Q. So metime s when I use a shortcu t, I get the foll owing mes sage: Invalid Menu . What does th i s mean? A. Some f eatures are depen dent upon your service provider . If your service provider doesnâÂÂt provide thi s feature, or it is not part of you r service package, youâÂÂll n eed to contact them for m ore in formation and to gain access. Q. Whe re is my phoneâÂÂs model numb er and IMEI number? A. On the in formation label, which is located on back of the phone (und er the ba ttery ). Th e mod el n umb er of th is phon e is 7 190. Q. How can I switch my phone into analog mode? A. To u se analog mode, you must h ave purchased and attached an NRM-1 (AMPS) module, which is available as an accessory . See your accessory br ochure for more information. Q. How can I change the contras t of my p honeâ s scre en? A. Go to Se tti ng s > Ph one s ett ing s > D ispl ay con tra st . Use the roller to adj us t the c ont ra st . Q. How do I cle ar my call t imers? A. Go to Call lo g > Call ti mers > Clea r di git al c all timer s . Enter th e security code a t the pr ompt and pr ess OK . Q. How do I re place th e s lide if com es o ff? A. See âÂÂTroubleshootingâ on page 1 18.
[ 123 ] Glossary 23. Glossary Ter m Defi niti on an te n na The p ort io n o f you r phon e de signe d to tr ansm it an d recei ve the wireless signal. an te n na j ac k The conn ector used to at tach an external antenn a to you r mobile p hone ( typically used by the Hands- free ki t). batt ery The so urc e of powe r for yo ur phon e whe n itâÂÂs n ot con necte d to t he cha rger . book mark A web site or address (URL) that is save d to your phoneâÂÂs memory. A bookmark stores the addresses of your favorite webs ite s and the n r ecall s them fro m me mor y so y ou can re turn to t he locati on quick ly and ea si ly. brow s er A com puter program used fo r accessing sites or information on a ne tw ork ( suc h as the Worl d Wi de Web ) . data call A call that is placed or received wh ere your phone func tions as a d ata/fax modem , conn ected to your P C via the DLR -3P cable or IR. earpiece The port ion of your phone that co ntains t he aud io speaker. earpiece vo lu me The audi ble level of t h e earpiec e in an act i ve cal l. e-mai l Elec tron ic mai l. A mess ag e s en t e lec tronic ally. fax ca ll A call that is placed or received wh ere your phone func tions as a d ata/fax modem , conn ected to your P C via the DLR -3P cable or IR. home system The wireless syste m on which you are a su bscriber. IMEI Inter national Mobile Eq uipment Iden tifi er. Used b y serv ice provider s to identi fy your phone on t he wire less net work.
[ 124 ] Inter net A n ele c tr on ic com m u ni cat io ns ne tw or k t hat co nn ec ts comp uter net works an d org a niz ation al co mpute r faci lit ies arou nd th e w orld. IrDA Infr ared Da ta Associ a ti on. IrDA is a non-pr ofit tr ade association wi th a mem bership that ensures interoperability be twee n devic es of al l types. keypad to nes The s ou nd s yo u hea r whe n a k ey on yo ur pho ne âÂÂs key pa d is pressed. messag e alert tone The sounds you hear upon recei pt of a text or system me ssage by yo ur pho ne. mi croph on e The elect r onic element l o cated i n the slide o f yo ur phone, re spo nsi ble f or pick ing up your v oice and other soun ds. navi gat e To mov e from one I ntern et sit e (web pa ge) t o anot her, o r from on e menu to an othe r . non-h o me system Any system that does not use t he same wireless âÂÂformatâ as your home syst em. number k eys The n umbered keys on your phoneâ s keypad. pow er ke y The bu tton on th e fro nt of t he phone tha t al lows you to turn the ph one on o r off. It can a lso be u sed to reca ll an d sw itch you r phon eâÂÂs prof iles. predicti ve text input A system d eveloped f or the r apid ent ry of text v i a a hi ghly com pre ssed database (or di ctio nary ) of words. preferred system A system that uses the same âÂÂformatâ as your home system, but is not the syst em on which you are a subscriber . ring ing opt ion The w ay your ph one play s (or do es not play) the selected ring ing tone when you have an incom ing call . F or exa mple , ascen ding, de scen ding. Ter m Defi niti on
[ 125 ] Glossary ring ing tone The to ne that your ph one pla ys (or doe snâÂÂt play) wh en you have an i nc oming ca ll. rin gi ng vol ume The au dib le le vel of y ou r phon eâÂÂs ring in g to nes. roa mi ng The st ate of your p hone when yo u are no l onger in yo ur ser vice pr ovide râÂÂs net wor k, o ften res u ltin g in addi tion al charg es. roll er A mu lt i fu nct io n ke y o n the fr ont of th e pho ne . Ro ll t he ro lle r to sc ro ll thr ough you r phon eâÂÂs menu s truc ture an d phon e book. P ress the roller to make your selection or to access the ph one b ook or subm enu str uctu re. screen or dis play Your pho neâÂÂs displa y. scroll To move through a list of names, m enu items, and so on, by roll in g t he ro ller up o r d own . Ea ch new se lec tion or op tion is high lighte d a s you r oll to it . se l ect io n k eys The keys unde r the lo wer le ft and righ t corn ers of your phoneâÂÂs display. These keys are defined by the text above them, insi de t he display. SI M Subs c rib er Id ent it y Mo dule slide The mo ving key pad co ver, u sed to pro tect the keypad, as well as answer and end calls. SMS Short Message Service. A service whereby short text messages (t ypically aro und 160 charac ters) can b e sent and recei ved via yo ur p hone. tex t message See SMS. URL Universal Resource Locator. A URL is a specific addr ess or locatio n on the inter net (for exa mple, http://www .Nokia USA.com ) Ter m Defi niti on
[ 126 ] vo ic e m ail A system maintained by your ser vice provider , used to record voice messages, when youâÂÂre u nable to answer a call. vo ic e m ail bo x The repo sit ory on your se rvic e pro vi derâÂÂs n etw ork fo r all voic e mail me ssa ge s. vo lu me See earpiece volume or ringin g volume. warning t ones The col lecti on of tones o r melo dies th a t are p layed when your phone alerts you to a varie ty o f situa tions , or those tone s yo u hea r when you pl ay one of the phon eâÂÂs ga mes. WAP Wir eless App lic atio n Pr ot ocol. W AP is a new pa rt of the Inter net designed sp ecific ally for mobile d evice u sers. wireless netw ork Your ser vice p rovi derâÂÂs operat i ng envi ronment, c omprised of vari ou s t ypes of ha rdw a re, so ft ware , a nd l and li ne con n ect io ns, ma ki ng wire les s c alls pos sib le . Worl d Wide Web (WWW) A part of the Internet designed to allow easier navigation thro ugh the use of gr aph ic al user in terfaces and hyp ertext links between different addresses -- called also Web . WWW Abb rev iat ion for Wo rld Wide Web. Ter m Defi niti on
[ 127 ] T echnical information 24. T echnical information Wirele ss network s GSM 1900 and AMPS 800 Trans mitti ng po wer 1 W (nomi nal) Oper ating v oltage 3.6 V DC (12 V DC for Handsfree kit) Freque ncy band 1850.2 t o 190 9.8 MHz (Transmit) 1930.2 t o 198 9.8 MHz (Recei ve) Numb er of channe l s 512 to 8 10 Memo ry lo cation s 1000 i n phon e up to 250 in SIM c ard Operating t emperature -10 ð C - 55 ð C ( 1 4 ð F - 122 ð F) Weight 95.2 g rams (3.4 oz .) without b atte ry 141. 2 gram s (5 oz.) wi th BLS- 2S b atte ry
[ 128 ] 25. Nokia One-Y e ar Limited W arranty Nokia Inc. (âÂÂNokiaâÂÂ) war rants that this cellular phone (âÂÂProductâÂÂ) is f ree from defects in mater ial and workmanship that result i n Product failure during normal u sage, accor ding to the f ollowing terms an d conditions: 1. The limited warranty for the Product extends f or ONE (1) year beginning on the da te of th e purchase of t he Product. 2. The l imited warranty extends to the original purchaser of the Produ ct (âÂÂC ons umer âÂÂ) a nd is no t as signable or tr ansferable to any subsequent purchaser/end- user . 3. The limited warranty extends on ly to Consum er s wh o purc has e the Product in the United States. 4. During the limited warranty period, N okia will repair , or r eplace, at Nokia's option, any defective parts, or any parts that won âÂÂt proper ly operate f or their in tended u se with ne w or fa ctory rebuilt replacem ent items if s uch repair or replacement is ne eded because of product malfunction or failure during normal us age. No charge will be made to the Consumer for any such par ts. Nokia will also pay f or the labor ch arges incurred by Nokia in repairing or replacing the defective parts. T he limited warranty does not cover de fects in appearance, cosmetic, decorative or structural item s, including framing, a nd any n on-operative parts. Nokia's limit of liability under the limited warran ty shall be the actual cas h value of the Product at th e time th e Consumer returns the P roduct for repair , determined by the price paid by th e Consumer for the Product le ss a reasonable amount for usage. Nokia shall not be liable for any other losses or damages. T hese re medies are the ConsumerâÂÂs e xclusive remedies for breach of warranty .
[ 129 ] Nokia One-Y ear L imited W arranty 5. Upon r equest from Nokia, th e Consumer m ust prove the date of the original purchase of th e Product by a dated bill of sale or dated itemi zed receipt. 6. The C onsumer shall bear th e cost of shipping the Product to N okia in Melbourne, Florida. Nokia shall bear the c ost of shipping the Product ba ck to the Con sumer after the com pletion of service under th is limited warr ant y . 7. The C onsumer shall h ave no cover age or ben efits un der this l imited warranty if an y of the f ollowing conditions are a pplicable: a) The Pr oduct has been subject to abnormal use, abnor mal conditions, improper storage, ex posure to moistur e or dampness, unauthorized modifications, unauthorized connections, un authorized repair , misuse, neglect, abuse, accident, alteration, impr oper installation, or other acts which a re not the fault of Nokia, including damage caused by shipping. b) The Product has been damaged from exte rnal causes such as collision with an obj ect, or fr om fire, flooding, sand, dirt, w indstorm, lightn ing, earthquake or damage from ex posure to weather conditions, an Act of God, or battery leakage, theft, blown fuse, or improper u se of any electrical so urce, or damage caused by the con nection to other products not r ecommended for interconnection by Nokia. c) Nokia w as not advised by th e Consumer in writing of the alleged defect or malfunction of the Product within fo urteen (14) days after th e expiration of t he applicable limited warran ty period. d) The Pr oduct serial number plate or the a ccessory data code h as been removed, def aced or alter ed. e) The defect or damage was caused by the defective function of the cellular system, by inadequate sign al reception by the external antenna, or by viruses or oth er software problems introduced into the Product. 8. Nokia does not warrant uninterrupted or error-free operation of the Product. If a problem develops during th e limited warranty period, the Consumer shall take the f ollowing step-by-ste p procedure:
[ 130 ] a) The Con sumer shall return the Product to the place of purchase for repair or replacement processing. b) If â aâ is no t convenient because of distance (more than 50 miles) or for other good cause, the Consu mer shall ship th e Product pre paid and insured to: Nokia Inc. Attn: Repair Department 795 West Nas a Blvd . Melbourne, FL 3290 1 c) The Consumer shall include a r eturn address, daytime ph one number and/or fax number , complete de scription of the pr oblem, proof of purchase and service agreement (if applicable). Expe nses related to removing the Product from an in stallation are not covered under this limited warranty . d) The Consumer will be billed for any par ts or labor charges no t covered by this limited warranty . The C onsumer will be responsible f or any expenses related to reinstallation of the Product. e) Nokia wil l repair or authoriz e the repair of the Product un der the li mited warranty within 30 da ys after receipt of the Product by Nokia or an Nokia authorized service center . If Nokia can not perform repair covered under this limited warranty with in 30 days, or after a reasonable number of attempts to repair the same defect, Nokia a t its option, will pr ovide a replacement Product or r efund th e purchase price of the Product less a reasonable amount for usage. f) If the Product is returne d to Nokia during the limited w arranty period, but the pr oblem with the Product is not cover ed u nder the te rms and conditions of th is limited warranty , the Consumer will be notified and given an estimate of th e charges the Con sumer must pay to h ave the Product repaired, wi th all shipping charges billed to the Consumer . If the estimate is refused, th e Product will b e returne d freight colle ct. If the Product is returned to Nokia after the expir ation of the limited warranty period, Nokia's normal s ervice policies shall apply and the Consumer will be responsible for all shipping charges.
[ 13 1 ] Nokia One-Y ear L imited W arranty 9. The Product consists of newly ass embled equipm ent that may contain used components that have been reprocessed t o allow machine compliance with Product performance and reliability specifications. 1 0. ANY IMPLI ED WA RRANT Y OF MERCHA NTA BILI TY , OR FITN ESS FOR A P ART ICULA R PURPOSE OR USE , SHALL BE L IMIT ED TO THE DURATION OF THE FOREG OING LI MITE D WRIT TE N W ARRA NTY . O THERWI SE, THE FOREGO ING L IMIT ED W ARRA NTY IS T HE CON SUM ER'S SO LE A ND EXCLUSIV E REMED Y AND IS I N LIE U OF A LL OT HER WARRANTI ES, EX PRESS OR IMPL IED. N OK IA SHA LL NO T BE LI ABLE FOR S PE CIA L, INC I DE NT AL OR CONS EQUE NT IAL DAM AGE S, INCL UD ING BUT NO T LIMI TE D T O , LOS S OF ANTICIP A T ED BENEFIT S OR PRO FITS, L OSS OF SAVINGS OR REVENUE, PUNI TI VE DA MAGE S, LO SS OF US E OF THE PRODUC T OR A NY A SSOC IATED EQUIPMENT , COST OF CAPITA L , COST OF ANY SUBSTITUTE EQUIPMENT OR FAC ILI TIES , DOWNT IM E, THE CLAIMS OF ANY THIR D PA R TIES, INC LUD ING CUST OMERS, AND INJURY T O PROPERTY , RESU L TING FROM THE PURC HAS E OR US E OF TH E PRODU CT OR A RI SING FROM B REA CH O F TH E WA RRANT Y , BR EACH O F CO NTR ACT , NEGLI GENCE , STRI CT TORT , OR AN Y O THER LE GAL OR EQUI TAB LE THEO RY , EVEN IF NOKI A KNEW OF THE LIK ELIH OO D OF S UCH DAM AGE S. NOK IA S HAL L NOT BE L IABLE FOR D ELA Y IN RENDERING SERVIC E UNDER THE LIMI TED W ARRANTY , OR LOSS OF USE DU RING TH E PER IOD TH AT THE PRODUCT IS BEI NG REPAIRE D. 1 1. Some states donâÂÂt allow lim itation of ho w long an implied w arranty lasts, so the above on e-year w arranty limitation may no t apply to you (th e Co nsu mer ). Some st ates do nâ t allow the ex clusion or limitati on of incidental and consequen tial damages, so certain of the abov e limitations or exclusions may not apply to you (the Con sumer). This limite d warranty gives the Consumer specific le gal rights and th e Consumer may also ha ve other rights which vary from state to state. 12. Nokia n either ass umes nor authorizes any au thorized service center or any other person or entity to assume for it any other obligation or liability beyond that which is exp ressly provided for in this limited warranty including the pr ovider or seller of any extended warranty or service agr ee m en t.
[ 132 ] 13. T his is the entire warr anty betw een Nokia and the Con sumer , and supersedes all prior and con temporaneou s a greemen ts or understandings, oral or written, and all communications relating to the Product, and no representation, promise or condition not cont ained herein shall m odify these terms . 14. This li mited warranty allocates th e risk of f ailure of the Pr oduct between the Consumer and Nokia. The allocation is recogn ized by th e Consumer and is r eflected in the purch ase price of the Product. 15. Any action or lawsuit for breach of warranty must be commenced within eightee n (18) month s following delivery of the Pr oduct. 16. Questions concerning this limited warr anty may be directed to: Nokia Cu stomer Ca re Ce nter 7725 W oodland Cente r Blvd., Ste. 150 Tampa, FL 3 36 1 4 Telepho ne: 1- 888- NOK IA2 U ( 1-8 88- 66 5-42 28 ) F a csimile: 1-8 13-249-96 19 TTY Us ers: 1-80 0- 24N OKIA ( 1-8 00- 24 6-65 42 ) 17. The lim ited warranty period for Nokia supplied attachments and accessories is specifically defined within their own warranty cards and packagin g. é Nokia is a r egistered tra demark of Nokia Corpor ation.
[ 133 ] Ind ex 26. Index Numeric s 1-to uch dia ling 59 chan ging number s 60 eras ing n um ber s 60 A ABC mode 31 acces s codes, chan ging 69 acces sories 112 batteries 113 charg ers 115 adding folders 80 adjusting volu me 18 adva nced ca lling fe atu res 48 aircra ft u se 1 alarm c lock 89 answ ering c alls 17 archi ve f older 80 automat ic redial 54 B Batteries Charging time s 113 Standby and talk times 114 batteries 113 battery charg ing 8 installing 8 removin g 9 bookmarking a WAP site 101 browser m enu 100 browser opt ions 100 browser se ttings 98 browser, l aunching 98 browsing options 100 busines s ca rds sending via IR 95 C calcul ator 90 calen dar ente rin g the da te 86 ente rin g t he tim e 87 notes 87 options 87 receivi ng no tes 88 save notes 88 se ttin gs 88 cal endar not es, se ndi ng 94 call f orwar ding 53 call lis ts, clea ring 42 call w aiting 51 caller ID 39 calling card 56 calls dialed 40 end ing 17 end ing wit h the s lide 65 inter nati onal 16 makin g a s econd call 51 missed 39 placing a call on h old 50 receive d 41 restr ict ing 66 retu rning t o a h eld call 51 using a c alling c ard 56 using t he keypa d 16 using v oice dial 57 with slide setting on 65 care and mainten ance 111 char ging char gers 115 clear ing the disp lay 85 conf erenc e c alls 52 contact ing Nokia 6 contact ing your provi der 6 contrast , adjust ing 13
[ 134 ] custom er serv ice Canada 6 USA 6 D deletin g in forma tion 85 dialed calls 40 dictionary, adding words 83 display, cle aring 85 DL R- 3P c onn ecti ons 96 download a r inging tone 102 download this guide 3 E em ai l definition of 123 save an email address 31 send a message as email 81 end ing a ca ll 17 ente ring text specia l ch aracte rs 30 , 83 symbols an d charac ters 30 , 83 upper and low ercase 30 eras ing na mes and nu mbers 34 exitin g men us 20 F FAQ 121 fax send a message as a fax 81 fixed d iali ng 67 folde r adding new 80 arch ive 80 inbox 79 outbox 79 removin g 80 G games 103 glossary 123 H ho ldin g a ca ll 50 hosp ital u se 1 I icon des criptions 4 inbox f older 79 infra red 93 act ivati ng 93 checkin g t he st atus 93 connec tion types 94 send a b usin ess ca rd 95 sending not es 94 installin g the ba ttery 8 IR 93 IR precauti ons 2 K key des criptions 14 keyp ad locking a nd un lockin g 64 L language s 62 launchin g the browser 98 lett er case, chan ging 85 locking t he ke ypad 64 low ercas e char act ers 30 M memor y 36 memor y type select ing 36 memor y types 36 menu list 21 menu naviga tion 19 messa ge head ers 76 messa ge storag e 78
[ 135 ] Ind ex microphon e description 124 location 12 mutin g 50 missed ca lls 39 moving t ext messa ges 79 multipl e copies 78 mutin g the microph one 50 N name s an d numbe rs adding 31 editing 33 eras ing 34 Navi rolle r custom izing 61 using 13 navigat ing menus 19 netw ork ser vices 5 notes, ca lenda r 87 numbe rs saved to your SIM card 16 O operatin g fr eque nc y 127 ope rating tem per atur e 127 operating voltage 127 outbox folder 79 P phone book custom izing 35 opening 31 primary n umber 33 select ing a view 35 phone book options 32 phone memo ry 36 PIN code, chang ing 69 PIN2 code, changing 70 power button 12 predictive text 82 act ivatin g/deactivat ing 82 writing w ords 82 primary num bers 33 profiles 46 custom izing 47 select ing 46 PUK code 65 PUK2 code 65 R rea ttach the s liding cove r 118 receive d calls 41 refer en ce i nfor ma tion 104 reject ing a call 51 removin g f olders 80 restrict ing c alls 66 restrict ion pass wor d 70 retu rn to p rev ious me nu 20 retu rning t o a h eld call 51 ringing tones, dow nloading 102 ri ngin g to nes, p layi ng 102 road s afet y 1 S safe ty guideline s 1 safe ty info rmat ion 105 securit y 64 locking t he ke ypad 64 security code chan ging 65 se ndin g cal e ndar not es 94 service nu mbers 16 service provider, co ntac ting 6 settings, br owser 98 sho rtc uts about 19 using 19
[ 136 ] SIM definition of 125 SIM card me mory 36 SIM me mor y 36 SIM se rvices 63 slide se tting 64 sliding cove r reat tach ing 120 specia l ch aracte rs 83 start scre en 13 symbols an d charac ters 83 T techn ical in forma tion 127 term s 3 text con ven ti o ns 3 text m es s age s 73 eras ing 79 insert ing na mes a nd nu mbe rs 84 messa ge heade rs 76 moving 79 options wh ile readin g 76 organizing 79 readin g 75 reading an old message 78 rep lying to 77 save messa ges you âÂÂve w ritte n 74 save th e mess age cent er num ber 73 sending mu ltiple c opies 78 storing 78 viewing sa ved messa ges 75 writing a nd sending 74 tra nsfe rring c all s 53 transmitt ing power 127 U unlockin g t he key p ad 64 upper case c haract e rs 30 us er- cre ated fol der s 80 using t wo phon e lines 45 V voice dialin g 56 notes about 57 voice m ail 44 checkin g m essage s 45 save the ma ilbox numbe r 44 voice m essage s listen ing 45 voice tag s assign ing 56 displaying 58 volume adjust ing 18 W WAP 97 nav ig ate a WAP card 99 WAP s ett i ngs 98 WAP welcome 97 warr ant y contact inf orm ation 132 warr ant y in form ation 128 welcom e brochu re 3 P ara obtener un manual del usuario en españ ol favor de llama r o envi ar un fax al tel éfon o 1-88 8-N OKI A2U, fa x 8 13-24 9-96 1 9.