Alcatel One Touch 300, One Touch 301, One Touch 302, One Touch 303 User Guide

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ONE TOUCH

300

301 302 303

English

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CONTENTS

Safety and Precautions p. 2

1. Your telephone p. 4

1.1 - Keys p. 5

1.2 - Icons p. 6

1.3 - Conventions used in this User’s Guide p. 7

2. Getting started p. 8

2.1 - SIM card and battery p. 8

2.2 - Switching your phone on p. 10

2.3 - Switching your phone off p. 10

3. First steps p. 11

3.1 - Making a call p. 11

3.2 - Receiving a call p. 11

3.3 - Accessing your voice mail p. 12

3.4 - Displaying your number p. 12

3.5 - Accessing the MENU and scrolling p. 13

3.6 - MENU structure p. 14

3.7 - Changing the ring tone p. 15

3.8 - Creating a file p. 15

3.9 - Reading your new short messages p. 16

4. Directory p. 17

4.1 - Accessing your directory p. 17

4.2 - Creating a file p. 17

4.3 - Options p. 18

5. Calls p. 19

5.1 - Making a call p. 19

5.2 - Receiving a call p.20

5.3 - During a call p. 21

6. Call memory p.23

6.1 - Accessing and resending p.23

6.2 - Options p.24

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7. Short messages p.25

7.1 - Accessing short messages p.25

7.2 - Reading your short messages p.26

7.3 - Composing a short message p.27

8. Calculator p.33

8.1 - Accessing the calculator p.33

8.2 - Calculation example p.33

9. Currency converter p.34

9.1 - Accessing the currency converter p.34

9.2 - Conversion example p.34

9.3 - Selecting currencies p.35

10. Games p.36

10.1 - Accessing games p.36

10.2 - Options p.37

11. Creating melodies p.38

11.1 - Accessing the “Melody” MENU p.38

11.2 - Composing a melody p.38

11.3 - Options p.39

12. Mobile internet p.40

12.1 - How to access the Internet services p.40

12.2 - Keypad layout p.40

12.3 - Available options p.41

12.4 - Information line p.41

13. MENU p.42

13.1 - Customising your MENU p.42

13.2 - Audio p.43

13.3 - Clock p.44

13.4 - Numbers p.45

13.5 - Services p.46

13.6 - Set up p.54

14. Warranty p.56

14.1 - Warranty p.57

14.2 - Information p.58

15. Accessories p.60

CONTENTS

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SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS

We recommend that you read this chapter carefully before use.

CONDITIONS OF USE:

Switch the phone off before boarding an aircraft. Use could lead to legal action against the user. Switch the phone off when in health care facilities except in areas specified. Like many other types of equipment now in regular use, mobile telephones can interfere with other electrical or electronic devices in their proximity. Persons with a medical device (such as a pacemaker, hearing aid, insulin pump) should not carry the phone in a place close to the device. When placing or receiving a call, persons with a pacemaker or hearing aid should use the ear on the opposite side to the device. Switch your phone off when near gas or flammable liquids. Strictly obey all signs and instructions when in a fuel depot or chemical plant, at a refuelling point (service station) or in any potentially explosive atmosphere. Do not let small children use the phone without supervision. Do not attempt to open or repair it yourself. Use only the batteries, battery chargers and accessories approved by the manufacturer. The manufacturer disclaims any liability for damage caused by use of other batteries, chargers or accessories. Switch your phone off before removing the battery. Do not expose the phone to unfavorable environmental conditions (humidity, rain, ingress of liquid, dust, sea air, etc.). Outside the manufacturer’s recommended operating temperature range (-20° C to +55° C), the legibility of the phone’s display may be impaired, though this is temporary.

ENVIRONMENT:

Do not attempt to open the battery because it contains chemical substances. Do not dispose of used batteries in household waste. Batteries must be disposed of in accordance with locally applicable environmental legislation.

TRAFFIC SAFETY:

Remember to always check whether local legislation allows operation of a mobile phone while driving a vehicle. It is vital to connect the phone to an external antenna when it is used in a vehicle. Electromagnetic waves may otherwise interfere with the vehicle electronics. Check that the antenna is mounted and located away from the driver and passengers or separated from them by a metal screen (e.g. car roof). We recommend that you park your car before using the phone. However if you intend to use your phone while driving, you must use it connected to the Alcatel Car Kit accessory. Check with your car dealer or car manufacturer that the car’s electronic systems (anti-lock brakes (ABS), airbag) are adequately shielded from mobile phone RF energy. Always avoid placing the phone on the dashboard.

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GENERAL INFORMATION:

As with all radio transceivers, your mobile phone emits electromagnetic waves. This phone conforms to international regulations insofar as when used under normal conditions and in accordance with the instructions contained herein. There has been speculation about the safety of mobile phones. Several expert groups belonging to or having been appointed by official national or international bodies have analyzed all the existing publications and, to this date, have concluded that there is a lack of evidence as to any credible or convincing hazardous effects of mobile phones on health. These studies have, in particular, focused on the fact that mobile handsets receive and emit electromagnetic waves via their antennae. Experts from such organizations as the European Commission and the International Commission on Non-Ionising Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) have established thresholds on a handset’s emissions to the human body. The main measurement standard is known as SAR (Specific Absorption Rate). ALCATEL can formally state that all its GSM mobile phones generate a SAR that is significantly below these thresholds. Furthermore, ALCATEL actively supports national and international research into this issue carried out by authoritative and independent organizations. If you still have concerns on this issue, you may use your mobile phone with a headset, or using the handsfree feature integrated in the phone and, while driving, with the car kit. The part numbers of these accessories can be found in Chapter 15 on page

60.

The manufacturer disclaims any liability for damage which may result as a consequence of improper use or use contrary to the instructions contained herein.

January 2000

SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS

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YOUR TELEPHONE

28 : 09

Network

Earpiece

Directory Short

messages

Delete

Switch on

Switch off

Voice mail

Your number

Off hook

Hang up

Scroll

Confirm

Lock

keypad

Microphone

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1.1 - KEYS

Access your directory (short keypress).

Access your short messages: SMS (long keypress).

Delete (short keypress). Return to previous screen (long keypress).

Switch phone ON/OFF (long keypress).

Access your voice mail (long keypress).

Display your number (long keypress).

Off hook/H

Access call memory (Redial).

Lock keypad (long keypress).

Access the MENU. Confirm an option.

Volume control during a call. Scroll to select an option.

ang up

YOUR TELEPHONE

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1.2 - ICONS*

Battery charge level.

(See Chapter 2, page 10)

Vibrator mode: your telephone vibrates and emits no ring tone or appointment reminder.

“Silent” mode: your telephone emits no ring tone or appointment reminder, and does not vibrate. (See Chapter 13, page 43)

Unanswered incoming call: you have been called but have not answered. The icon clears when all unanswered incoming calls stored in the call memory have been consulted. (See Chapter 6, page 23)

Voice mail received: you must call your voice mail to listen to your messages. (See Chapter 3, page 12)

Unread short message (SMS): you have received a short message but have not read it. The icon clears when all the messages have been read in full (See Chapter 7, page 26)

Short message list (SMS) is full: your terminal cannot store any more messages. You must access the short message list and delete at least one message. (See Chapter 7, page 27)

Call forwarding activated: your calls are forwarded. (See Chapter 13, page 49)

the

Appointment (or alarm) scheduled.

(See Chapter 13, page 44)

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Signal strength indicator.

Preferred tariff area.

Keypad locked.

“Manual Network Search” mode.

(See Chapter 13, page 53)

Roaming in your subscription country.

1.3 - CONVENTIONS USED IN THIS

USER’S GUIDE

The following symbols are used in the text which follows:

Briefly press the scroll key in order to confirm an option.

Move the scroll key up or down in order to select an option.

Use the keypad keys to enter digits and letters.

*Icons and other illustrations shown in this User’s Guide are for information only.

YOUR TELEPHONE

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GETTING STARTED

2.1 - SIM CARD AND BATTERY

INSERTING THE SIM CARD

You must insert your SIM card in order to use your phone.

Fit SIM card with chip facing downwards

FITTING THE BATTERY

Slide the SIM card into its compartment

Check that it is properly inserted

Slide it into positionFit the coverInsert the battery

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CHARGING THE BATTERY

Connect the battery charger

Wait for on-screen indicator to stop flashing

Disconnect the battery charger once charging is complete

A beep will sound when charging begins.

It takes a brief while before the charging indicator icon starts to flash.

The mains socket outlet must be close to the phone and easily accessible.

REMOVING THE BATTERY

Unclip and slide the cover.

When you first use your phone you must charge the battery for approximately 3 hours.

Remove it Remove the battery

GETTING STARTED

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2.2 - SWITCHING YOUR PHONE ON

28 : 09

Network

PIN Code

Please enter PIN Code:

----------

Switch your phone on (long keypress)

PIN code

If you do not know your PIN code, please contact your network operator. Do not leave your PIN code near your phone and store your card in a safe place when you are not using it.

Standby screenConfirmEnter your

You are prompted to enter the time and date, enter new data if necessary, then confirm by .

If cell broadcast messages are displayed, use the key to browse through them in full or press the key to return to the standby screen.

While the phone is searching for a network, <<<–>>> is displayed. (???-??? is displayed if your SIM card is rejected by the network, in this case please contact your operator).

2.3 - SWITCHING YOUR PHONE OFF

From the standby screen, press the key (long keypress).

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Call

FIRST STEPS

In order to make or receive a call, you must phone on.

switch your

3.1 - MAKING A CALL

Dial the number

If you make a mistake, use the key to delete digits.

call

Hang upTalkMake the

3.2 - RECEIVING A CALL

Hang upTalkTake the callIncoming call

The caller’s number is displayed if it is provided by the network (check the availability of this service with your operator).

FIRST STEPS

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3.3 - ACCESSING YOUR VOICE MAIL

Voicemail Call?

The network provides the voice mail service to ensure that you do not miss any calls: it works like an answering machine which you can interrogate at any time.

Access voice mail

(long keypress)

Make

the call

If your operator’s voice mail access number is not shown, dial the number that was supplied to you with your subscription. To later modify this number use the “Numbers/Voicemail” MENU option, page 45.

To use your voice mail abroad, contact your operator before setting out on your trip.

3.4 - DISPLAYING YOUR NUMBER

You can display your own number by pressing the key (long keypress).

If your number is not displayed, enter it and confirm by pressing the key.

To later modify it, see the “Numbers/Your number” MENU option, page 45.

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3.5 - ACCESSING THE MENU AND

Clock

Time/Date

Appointment Format

Audio

Clock

Calculator

Audio

Clock Calculator

SCROLLING

ACCESSING THE MENU

The MENU can be accessed from the standby screen by pressing the key.

Direct access to this function depends on your operator and the SIM card which you are using.

CHOOSING AN OPTION

Select an optionList of options

Confirm

RETURN TO PREVIOUS SCREEN

Press (short keypress).

FIRST STEPS

RETURN TO STANDBY SCREEN

Press (long keypress).

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3.6 - MENU STRUCTURE

Audio

Clock

Calculator

Convert

Games

Numbers

Services

Set up

Customise the sounds made by your phone (key beep, melody etc.).

Set the date and time. Schedule an appointment.

Perform 4 basic operations (add, subtract, multiply, divide).

Convert an amount into euros or another currency.

Access one of the games provided.

Program certain numbers: your number, voice mail, dialling prefix, etc.

Use the functions provided by your operator (security, call forwarding, etc.)

Adjust and customise your phone.

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3.7 - CHANGING THE RING TONE

Create

See

number

Modify

number

Directory

Modify number

Empty Call

Mem.

Exit

To return to the standby screen, press the key (long keypress).

Store the selected phone number in the directory.

Modify the selected phone number.

Clear all the numbers in the call memory.

Return to the standby screen.

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Messages

Unread (8)

Read (4) Create

SHORT MESSAGES

7.1 - ACCESSING SHORT MESSAGES

To access short messages (SMS) from the standby screen, make a long keypress on the key.

Access short messages (SMS) (long keypress)

The following categories appear:

(1)

SHORT MESSAGES

Unread

Read

Create

Parameters

Read new messages.

Read old messages: already read or written.

Create a new message.

Configure parameters, especially the number of the service centre if it is not automatically suggested (you cannot send a short message without this number).

(1) Check the availability of this service with your operator.

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7.2 - READING YOUR SHORT MESSAGES

The messages are stored in your SIM card and classified in 2 categories: unread messages and read messages.

The capacity of your SIM card depends on your operator. The icon is displayed when the list of stored messages is full: delete at least one message!

UNREAD MESSAGES:

Unread received messages: see page 16.

READ MESSAGES:

Received messages that have already been read and messages that have been written, sent or stored.

Messages may be preceded by the following symbols:

Message sent and acknowledgement received.

Message sent and no acknowledgement received, or message not delivered (in this case you must try to send the message again).

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AVAILABLE OPTIONS:

While reading a message, you can access the following options by using the key:

Delete

Forward

Create

Save number

Parameters

Exit

Delete the selected message.

Answer an incoming message.

Send the selected message again after modifying the recipient’s name or the parameters.

Create a new message.

Store the first number contained in the text of the message in the directory.

Update the following parameters: Service Centre: your operator’s service centre call number (may be provided automatically). Format: format in which the message is to be delivered to your correspondent (SMS, email, fax, etc.). Retry Duration: time during which the network presents the message again to your recipient in case of unsuccessful delivery. Receipt: acknowledgement receipt request.

Return to messages list.

7.3 - COMPOSING A SHORT MESSAGE

You can create a message or supplement a (canned) stored message.

SHORT MESSAGES

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COMPOSING A MESSAGE:

To make it easier to write short messages, your phone has an assisted data entry system

(1)

(predictive data entry). To create a word, all that is needed is a single keypress on the key for any of the letters which the word contains. Example: to enter a “b”, press the key once.

Important: the displayed letter does not always match the desired letter; the most common word is suggested. Ignore words suggested at first, searching will become more accurate as you enter more letters.

To confirm the entered word, press the key downwards twice.

Example: you want to write “bleu”:

Create

blé

Create

blé

bleu

Create

bleu

Create

Go to next wordConfirm the word (2)

(1) Depending on your phone model and language.

(2) At this stage you can make grammatical agreements if they are not

suggested (e.g. in this case add an “s” 4 successive keypresses on 7 to display “bleus” before going to the next word (cf. page 33).

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The cursor shape depends on the selected entry mode:

• predictive mode

• normal mode

While composing the message, you can use the key to access the following options:

Validate word

Send the

Msg.

Select the current word or letter being entered.

Send the message.

SHORT MESSAGES

Other words

Insert digits

Punctuation

Predictive

or normal

Add word

Exit

Access the list of other suggested words.

Insert figures in the text.

Insert a punctuation mark or a symbol in the text.

Choose the data entry mode: predictive or normal (see page 32 “Character set”).

Store a new word in your dictionary.

Return to message which is being written.

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You can also use the following shortcut keys:

bleu

Create

Delete

Space

Access to options

Confirm displayed

word or letter

(press downwards

only)

Scroll the text

Punctuation

Other words

Upper case/lower

case/number

There is a dictionary in which you can add, modify or delete words. Add a word while composing a message by pressing the

key and selecting the “Add word” option.

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SUPPLEMENTING A CANNED MESSAGE:

You can:

Use an existing canned message.

•

Create your own canned messages.

•

From the list of canned messages, you can use the key

to access the following options:

Validate

Create

Modify

Delete

Exit

Press the key (long keypress) to return to the standby screen.

Use the canned message.

Create a new canned message.

Modify the canned message (if it is a message which you have created).

Delete a canned message.

Exit the menu.

SHORT MESSAGES

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CHARACTER SET

1 23456789101112

In normal data entry mode, you can access the following character set:

Key Number of keypresses to get character

: space.

To enter a word, press the key which corresponds to the desired letter several times until the letter you want appears.

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Calculator

CALCULATOR

8.1 - ACCESSING THE CALCULATOR

From the standby screen, you can access the calculator in two ways.

Press the key and select the “CALCULATOR” option.

Enter a digit directly via the keypad, then press the

key and select the “CALCULATOR” option.

8.2 - CALCULATION EXAMPLE

ConfirmKey in a number

operation to be performed

Result is displayedPressEnter a second number

To enter a decimal point (“.”), press the key (long keypress). To return to the standby screen, press the

key (long keypress).

CALCULATOR

ConfirmSelect the type of

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CURRENCY CONVERTER

Convert

FF in Euro

Euro in FF Currencies?

Convert

Euro

Currency/curren

Using the currency converter, you can:

Convert a currency directly into euros and vice versa.

•

Convert an amount into another currency (e.g. convert dollars

•

to French francs).

9.1 - ACCESSING THE CURRENCY

CONVERTER

From the standby screen, you can access the currency converter in two ways:

Press the key, then select the “CONVERT” option.

Enter a digit via the keypad, then press the key and select

the “CONVERT” option.

9.2 - CONVERSION EXAMPLE

From the “CONVERT” option:

type

Enter the amount to convert

to be converted

Convert

ConfirmSelect conversion

Select direction

100 15,24FF€

Result is displayedConfirmEnter the value

Convert

Confirm

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9.3 - SELECTING CURRENCIES

From the “Currencies?” option, access the currency table. From this table use the key to access the following options:

Validate

Add

Exit

If you are in the euro converter:

Once the currency has been selected or created, you must enter the exchange rate of the currency in euros (or confirm it if it is already shown).

If you are in the currency converter:

Having selected or created the first currency, repeat the same operation for the second currency, then enter the rate for exchanging these 2 currencies.

To return to the standby screen, press the key.

Select the currency.

Add a new currency (which can subsequently be modified or cleared).

Exit the Menu.

CURRENCY CONVERTER

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Calculator Convert

Games

Audio

Clock Calculator

GAMES

There are 3 games:

PUZZLE:

The aim is to redraw the original image as quickly as possible. To do this, move the squares by pressing the , , and

keys.

MUSIC:

The aim is to reproduce the musical sequence played by your phone. To do this, press phone keys to .

SECRET:

The aim is to find the secret number combination generated by the phone. Once you have entered and confirmed your combination, you are given the following information:

- Correct numbers in the right place: ex. 2

- Correct numbers in the wrong place: ex. 3

10.1 - ACCESSING GAMES

Access the MENU from

the standby screen

option

ConfirmSelect the “Games”

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Games

Puzzle

Music Secret

desired game

New Game

Go on Level

ConfirmSelect the

Puzzle

10.2 - OPTIONS

During a game, press the key to access the following options:

GAMES

Save

Help

Exit

Quit

To return to the standby screen, press the key (long keypress).

Save the game or stage of the game that you have reached.

Display the rules of the current game.

Return to the game to finish it.

Quit the game and return to the list of games.

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CREATING MELODIES

Activate

Modify melody

Modify the title

Melodies

My Melody

Ballade Rock

Ring tone

Melodies

Volume

11.1 - ACCESSING THE “MELODY” MENU

From the “Ring tones” option, you can create two tunes which the phone plays (“My melody”).

Select the “Melodies” option

Select the “My melody” option

Select the “Modify melody” option

11.2 - COMPOSING A MELODY

To compose your melody, use the keypad as shown below:

Primary notes of an

octave (doh, ray, me,

fah, soh, lah, te)

Change octave

Add silent

pause

Change duration

(short, normal, long)

Add a sharp

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11.3 - OPTIONS

While you are composing your tune, use the key to access the following options:

Record

Last notes

Listen all

Tempo

Delete

Exit

To return to the standby screen, press the key (long keypress).

Save your tune.

Listen to the last five notes.

Listen to the entire melody.

Choose the tempo: allegro, andante, lento.

Delete the selected melody.

Return to list of melodies.

CREATING MELODIES

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MOBILE INTERNET

(1)

12.1 -

HOW TO ACCESS THE INTERNET SERVICES

Access the internet services from the standby screen by pressing the key, then select "Services" from the menu.

Services

When you use the telephone for the first time, you'll be asked to enter your phone number using the international format.

Services

Mobile Internet

12.2 - KEYPAD LAYOUT

Up/down scrolling in the screen

Move cursor left/right in an edit screen

Access to the available options

Return to the previous page (short press)

Return to standby screen (long press)

Deletes characters in edit screen

(1) Depending on the telephone.

(2) Available if provided by the network

Confirm (short press) Access to the available

options (long press)

Send a call

1 to 9 keys: Access to items listed on the screen (short press)

Access to bookmarks added by numbers (long press)

(2)

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12.3 - AVAILABLE OPTIONS

When you have accessed the Web pages, press and the following options are available to you:

...

Help

Bookmark

Home page

Alert List

Connect. status

Exit Internet

Quit

Can be accessed from the current page.

Display on line help messages.

The current page may be added to your bookmarks (1).

Go back to the homepage directly.

Access a list of alerts (1).

Display the icon bar during an internet session.

Stop viewing the services provided.

Close the contextual menu and go back to the current page.

12.4 - INFORMATION LINE

This information line is displayed as soon as you are connected to the Net, or when you access a new page or when an alert is displayed.

One message is

waiting in your

outbox

(1) Available if provided by the network

There is an

incoming

alert

The current connection is not encrypted

Access

time

Animation for data

transmission and

reception

MOBILE INTERNET

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13.1 - CUSTOMISING YOUR MENU

You can make the options that you use most frequently more accessible (up to 9). For example, if you want to place the “Clock/Appointment” option before the “Audio” option in the menu: select this option and press (long keypress) to place it in first position.

The icon appears after the “Clock/Appointment” option.

When you access the MENU again, it now looks as follows:

Appointment Audio Clock Calculator Convert Games Numbers Services Set up

The procedure is the same to demote or promote any other MENU option: press (long keypress) to place it in 2nd position,

press (long keypress) to place it in 3rd position, etc.

To cancel repositioning, select the option and press (long keypress)

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13.2 - AUDIO

MODE

Normal

Discreet

Vibrator

Silent

RING TONE

Melodies

Volume

KEY BEEPS

Short press

Long press

MESSAGE ALERT

Activates/cancels the beep indicating an incoming short message.

Depends on the model and the connected accessory:

Normal ring tone (incremental).

Normal ring tone (incremental) preceded by vibrating system.

No sound is emitted (ring tone, message or appointment beep, battery low) but the vibrating system is activated. The icon is displayed.

No sound is emitted and the vibrator is deactivated. The icon is displayed.

Melodies (use to select and press to confirm).

Volume of the ring tone (use the volume control key to adjust it).

Activates/cancels the beep sound with every short keypress.

Activates/cancels beep sound with every long keypress.

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13.3 - CLOCK

TIME/DATE

Set the time and date of your phone.

APPOINTMENT

Scheduling an appointment (enter the date and time - confirm by - enter the subject of the appointment - confirm by ) and confirm daily activation. As soon as this function is activated, the icon is displayed. Only one appointment can be scheduled at a time. The alarm will sound whether the phone is on or off, pressing any key will switch the alarm off. When this option is activated, deactivation is automatically proposed.

FORMAT

Date and time display format.

(1)

UPDATE

Depending on your phone model and the chosen option, the date and time of your phone will be updated by the network:

Without any action on your part.Automatic

After you have accepted an update.Manual

None

(1) Check the availability of this service with your operator.

No updating is possible apart from updating produced by the “Clock/Time/Date” option.

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13.4 - NUMBERS

Create

Enter the number

Create

Enter the key number:

YOUR NUMBER

Display your telephone number, usually stored in the SIM card (enter the number - confirm by pressing ).

VOICEMAIL

(1)

Voice mail number (enter the number - confirm by pressing

KEYPAD

Direct dial numbers: these numbers, once entered, can be dialled from the standby screen only by a long keypress on keys “2” to “9”.

If no numbers are stored:

Enter the key No.

Create

Enter the key name:

Enter the name (2)

(1) Contact your operator, if necessary, before first use. (2) If you make a mistake, you can erase a character by pressing

the key (short keypress).

Confirm

number (2)

Confirm

ConfirmEnter the

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If a number is stored:

Modify

Delete Exit

Keypad

2 DUPOND

3 DURAND 4 MARTIN

be modified

Access the optionsSelect the key to

PREFIX

Activates/cancels the prefix which will be added automatically in front of the phone number entered when making the call (enter the number - confirm by pressing ).

13.5 - SERVICES

SECURITY

(1)

Code

(1)

Code

(1) Contact your operator if necessary.

Protection code for the SIM card, requested every time the phone is switched on if the code is activated.

Activate (or cancel) the code.Activ./Deactiv.

Update the code (4 to 8 digits).Change

Protection code for certain functions on the SIM card (Billing/Cost/FDN etc.) requested when functions are used if activated.

Update the

selected key

the code is

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Network Code

Menu Code

Product Code

Update the code (4 to 8 digits).Change

(1)

Password requested for the “Call bars” options associated with the network.

Protection code for certain MENU options (Services, Set up/Languages) requested when options are used if activated.

Activates (or cancels) the code.Activ./Deactiv.

Update the code (4 to 8 digits).Change

Phone protection code, requested every time the phone is switched on if is activated.

Activates (or cancels) the code.Activ./Deactiv.

Update the code (4 to 8 digits)Change

the code is

the code

(1) Contact your operator if necessary.

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BILLING

Avail.Duration

Inclusive time

Reset to zero

Beep duration

(1)

Set Credit

(1)

Management of call time.Duration

Duration of the last call.Last call

Remaining time available compared to the time under “Inclusive time” (for user’s information only).

Total duration of calls made.Cumul. Duration

Duration of subscription (enter the time confirm by ).

Reset (immediately or periodically) the total duration of calls made.

Activates/cancels the beep which sounds during a call at an interval set by the user (enter the interval - confirm by ).

Management of call charges.Expense

Cost of the last charged call.Last call

Remaining credit compared to “Set Credit”. Credit

Total cost of charged calls.Cumulative cost

Maximum credit beyond which all charged calls are barred (enter credit - confirm by ).

Reset the total cost of charged calls.Reset to zero

(1) Check the availability of this service with your operator.

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Unit value

CALL FORWARD

Activates/cancels call forwarding to a specified number (enter the number - confirm by ). This option applies in the following cases:

All calls

Conditional

If busy

No reply

Unreachable

Data

Fax

Activated

Cost of one telecom unit in the chosen currency (select the “Other?” option for another currency and press the key to enter a decimal point).

(1)

All your calls are forwarded. The icon is displayed.

Calls are forwarded if the line is busy, the call isn’t answered or the phone is out of range of the network.

Calls are forwarded only if your line is busy.

Calls are forwarded only if the call isn’t answered.

Only if the phone is out of range of the network.

Data calls are forwarded to the specified number.

Fax calls are forwarded to the specified number.

List of call forwarding operations activated from this phone.

Cancels all activated call forwarding.Cancel All

(1) Check the availability of this service with your operator.

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CALLS Answer

Auto. Answer

Call wait

(1)

Conceal ID (CLIR)

Caller ID

(1)

(CLIP)

Used to choose the way in which a call is answered.

Automatically (no keypress) after approximately 2 rings (this option is only available if your phone is connected to an audio accessory (HF kits), cf. pages 60-61.

Only after pressing the key.Key

After pressing any key on the keypad (1 to #).Any key

Activates/cancels signalling of a second incoming call by a beep.

(1)

Activates/cancels the option which makes your calls anonymous (your number is no longer provided to recipients).

Activates/cancels presentation of the caller’s number (or name if it is stored in the directory) with every call.

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Auto redial

(1)

Activ./Deactiv.

Forbidden num.

CALL BARS Outgoing

Except Dir

(2)

Except->Home

Activates/cancels automatic call back if the first call was unsuccessful.

List of numbers where automatic call back was unsuccessful (10 unsuccessful attempts).

Reset the black list.Reset to 0

Activates/cancels call barring. This option is applicable in the following cases:

Calls to a number not stored in the phone’s directory are barred.

All outgoing calls are barred.All

Outgoing international calls are barred.International

(2)

Outgoing calls except those to the subscription country are barred.

(1) Depending on your phone model. (2) Check the availability of this service with your operator.

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Except FDN

Activate/ Deactivate

Change

Incoming

Except Dir.

(1)

If abroad

(1)

Filter outgoing calls compared to a specific “FDN” directory stored in the SIM card.

All calls which do not start with numbers stored in the “FDN” directory are barred.

If the “Exc. FDN” option is activated, you can update the “FDN” directory after entering the PIN2 code (update “FDN” directory by ).

Activates/cancels incoming call barring. This option is applicable in the following cases:

All calls from a number not stored in the phone’s directory are barred.

All incoming calls are barred.All

(1)

Incoming calls are barred if you are abroad.

List of call barring operations activated.Activated

(1) Check the availability of this service with your operator.

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NETWORKS

SMS CB

CB codes list

Reception

Available

Search Mode

(1)

Full:

Limited:

Automatic:

Messages broadcast over the network (weather, traffic, etc.) are automatically displayed on the standby screen.

List of network codes used to monitor the broadcast messages.

Depending on the selected option, the phone displays broadcast messages.

The phone permanently scans the network and displays received messages in accordance with your list (see “CB list” option).

Phone intermittently scans the network and displays certain messages in accordance with your list (see “CB list” option).

The phone receives no message.None:

Search for a home network.Searching

Networks available in the radio environment.

Depending on the selected option, search mode is:

First searched network is the last one used.

User chooses the home network.Manual:

(1) Check the availability of this service with your operator.

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Preferred

Forbidden

13.6 - SET UP

List of networks for priority connection (update this list by ).

List of forbidden networks (update the list by

LANGUAGES

(1)

Message display language (use to select it). “Automatic” option selects the language which corresponds to the subscription network (if available in the terminal).

DICTIONNARY

There is a dictionary to which you can add your own words to those in the data entry help system. When you consult your dictionary you can add, modify or delete words using the options available when using the key.

WELCOME MSG.

(1)

A welcome message is displayed every time the phone is switched on: up to 4 lines of text are available for this message (see Character set, page 32).

(1) Option is available depending on your phone model.

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DISPLAY

Backlight

Contrast

BATT.SAVE

Power off

Keypad lock

Backlighting intensity (use to adjust it): we recommend minimum intensity in order to save battery power.

Contrast of the display (use to adjust it).

When this option is activated, the phone is automatically switched off if it is not used for a certain period of time (no keypress, no calls, no incoming message) chosen by the user (enter the duration confirm by ).

When this option is activated, the keypad will be automatically locked (if you are not going to use your phone for a prolonged period of time).

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WARRANTY

14.1 WARRANTY

Congratulations for choosing this mobile phone - we hope that this product will satisfy all your needs.

Notwithstanding any other applicable statutory warranties, this mobile phone (and the battery charger) are guaranteed for parts and workmanship for a period of ONE (1) year from the date of purchase shown on your invoice. Nevertheless, if the statutory warranty in force in your country exceeds one (1) year, the statutory warranty will apply in place of the manufacturer’s warranty.

Under the terms of this warranty, you must inform your dealer or any maintenance centre (see list of maintenance centres at our website www.alcatel.com) without delay of any defect and present the invoice given to you at the time of purchase. The manufacturer or dealer reserves the right to deny service under this warranty in respect of any equipment on which markings or serial numbers have been removed or altered.

The dealer will decide whether to replace or repair, as appropriate, all or any part of the equipment found to be defective. This warranty covers the cost of parts and labour but excludes any other costs.

Servicing under the terms of this warranty, especially repair, modification or replacement of parts shall not extend the warranty period unless there are statutory provisions to the contrary. Repair or replacement may be carried out using reconditioned components offering equivalent functionality. All defective parts replaced under the terms of this warranty will become the manufacturer’s property.

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This warranty shall not apply to damage or defects caused by:

• Misuse or improper use, including but not exhaustively (a) use of the

equipment for a purpose other than that for which it was designed or not in conformity with the manufacturer’s or dealer’s instructions regarding the use and maintenance of the equipment and (b) installation or use of the equipment not in conformity with applicable technical and safety standards in the country where the equipment is used;

•

Accidents, force majeure or any other external cause outside the

equipment, especially the consequences of theft, acts of vandalism, lightning, fire, humidity, ingress of liquid, atmospheric influences, RF interference produced by other equipment, fluctuations in mains voltage and/or voltages on telephone lines, etc.;

• Combination or integration of the equipment in hardware not supplied by

the manufacturer or dealer unless the latter gave written, explicit consent for such;

• Defects and deterioration caused by normal wear;

• Modifications or alterations made to the equipment even if they are

mandatory due to changes in regulations and/or modification of network parameters;

• Connection faults resulting from unsatisfactory radio propagation or

caused by the absence of radio relay coverage.

Apart from the statutory warranty, the above provisions constitute the only claims which can be made against the manufacturer and dealer on the grounds of equipment defects, this warranty excluding any other explicit or implied warranty associated with sale of the equipment.

WARRANTY

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14.2 INFORMATION

• Web site: www.alcatel.com

• Alcatel hotline No.: see “Alcatel Services” leaflet (calls charged at applicable

local rate in your country).

Your telephone is designed to emit and receive calls. It operates on GSM networks with 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands.

Guarantee for batteries and accessories other than battery charger

Notwithstanding any other applicable statutory warranty, the battery of your phone and accessories other than the battery charger are guaranteed for a period of 3 months from the date of purchase shown on your invoice. Nevertheless, if the statutory warranty in force in your country exceeds 3 months, the statutory warranty will apply in place of the manufacturer’s warranty.

In case of defect, return the battery to your dealer for replacement.

This warranty shall not, however, apply in the case of use not conforming with the instructions in the User’s Guide, damage due to external causes or repairs or modifications carried out by parties not authorised by the manufacturer or dealer.

Unless there are statutory provisions to the contrary, batteries and accessories that are replaced under the terms of this warranty shall not be covered by any specific warranty extending beyond the initial warranty period.

The CE mark indicates that your telephone and battery comply with applicable EC directives, namely:

- directive 73/23/EEC (electrical safety)

- directive 89/336/EEC (electromagnetic compatibility)

- directive 1999/5/EEC (R&TTE)

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WARRANTY

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ACCESSORIES

New Alcatel GSM phones have a handsfree feature so that you can hear and talk using the phone when it is located a certain distance away from you, e.g. placed on a desk. For those who wish to maintain the privacy of their conversations, a combined earphone and microphone is available as an accessory: the headset.

Cigar lighter

Headset

M 11

charger

C 51

NiMH

battery

B 50

Belt

clip

BC 10B

Mini desktop charger

C 53

Carrying case

HC 24

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Basic

car kit

MP 73

Antenna

cable

A 1

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Changeable front(*) FB or FC(*)

Fitting the front

Insert the top of the

front case

(*) Depending on model

Fit the bottom of

the front case

Easy-to-install HF car kit

MP 75

Antenna kit

A 2

Removing the front

Remove the front case from

the bottom of the phone

ACCESSORIES

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