Alcatel-Lucent OT-COM User Manual
A Mobile multi purpose Assistant for people on the move
Congratulations on your purchase of
With this state of the art handset you will
enjoy:
• One touch dialling that makes phone
communicating as easy as ever,
• The ease of use of a sophisticated
phone, with a large touchscreen
and stylus,
• An advanced personal information
management tool, with its agenda,
address book, notepad and other
useful functions,
• A mobile access to your Internet
E-mail,
• Advanced synchronisation with your PC ,
• Over the air agenda updating through
short message service,
All in a pocket size and lightweight
terminal.
Phone function
PIM
Personal Information Management (PIM)
Schedules
Contacts
Quick Memos
Global Search
Short Message service
Internet E-mail
Real time scheduling
World Clock
Calculator
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Safety precautions and
conditions of use
We recommend that you read this section
carefully before use.
As with all types of radio transceivers,
your smart phone emits electromagnetic
waves unless the smart phone has been
switched on in PIM-only mode. Your smart
phone conforms to international regulations insofar as it is used under normal
conditions and in accordance with the
following instructions.
CONDITIONS OF USE
Electromagnetic waves
• Do not switch on your smart phone's
phone function aboard an aircraft (as
your smart phone may interfere with the
aircraft's electronic systems). Current
legislation forbids this use and legal
action can be taken against the user.
• Do not switch on your smart phone's
phone function in a hospital, except in
designated areas.
• Use of your smart phone's phone
function may affect the performance of
medical electronic devices (pacemakers, hearing aids, insulin pumps, etc.). If
you have a hearing aid or a pacemaker,
only use the smart phone on the other
side of your body from where the
device is located. Consult your doctor
or the device manufacturer for further
details.
• Do not switch on your smart phone's
phone function near gas or inflammable
substances.
• Observe the rules concerning the use
of mobile phones at petrol stations,
chemical plants and at all sites where a
risk of explosion exists.
• The retractable antenna should be fully
extended during use. Avoid prolonged
contact between the antenna and your
skin when your smart phone's phone
functions are switched on.
Caring for your smart phone
• Do not allow children to use your smart
phone without supervision.
• Do not open or attempt to repair your
smart phone yourself.
• Do not drop your smart phone or
subject it to severe impacts. Bending
the body can damage the circuitry. Do
not use extreme force when pressing
the display or keys.
• Do not use sharp, pointed objects or
your fingernails to touch the display
screen. We recommend you use only
the supplied touch pen to touch or write
on the screen.
• Hard or sharp objects can scratch your
smart phone, so ensure it is closed
and/or protected when carried with
other objects.
• Do not use solvents to clean your smart
phone. Use only a soft, dry cloth.
• Do not carry your smart phone in your
back pocket as it could break when you
sit down. The display is made of glass
and is particularly fragile.
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• Avoid touching the external connector
on the underside of the smart phone,
since the delicate components within
can be damaged by static electricity.
Battery
• Use your smart phone only with
batteries, chargers and accessories
recommended by the manufacturer. The
manufacturer disclaims any liability for
damage caused by the use of other
chargers, batteries or accessories.
• Before removing the battery from the
smart phone, make sure the smart
phone is switched off.
• Replace or charge the batteries as
soon as they become weak. Failure to
replace weak batteries may result in
lost data or damage from battery leaks.
• Do not touch or try to bend the battery
terminals.
• Do not attempt to open the battery that
contains heavy metal. Do not throw a
used battery in the household rubbish.
Discard your used battery in compliance with the local legislation.
Others
• As with any electronic storage device,
data may be lost or corrupted under
various circumstances. We strongly
recommend that you keep separate
copies of all important data.
• Before connecting the smart phone with
a PC or a peripheral device, read the
operation manual for the other device
carefully.
• If the smart phone's battery has been
removed for some time, or if the smart
phone has been reset, the unit's clock
and calendar may be reinitialised. The
date and time should be update in this
case.
ENVIRONMENT
• The display quality may deteriorate if
used outside the manufacturer's
recommended operating temperature
range (-20°C to 55°C). However, this is
only temporary and does not indicate a
malfunction.
• Keep your smart phone away from
extreme heat. Do not leave it on the
dashboard of a car or near a heater. Do
not leave it in any place that is extremely damp or dusty.
• Since this product is not waterproof, do
not use it or store it where fluids such
as water can splash onto it. Raindrops,
water spray, juice, coffee, steam,
perspiration, etc. will also cause a
malfunction.
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Check the contents
PRECAUTIONS CONCERNING
VEHICLE USE
• It is the user's responsibility to verify if
local laws permit the use of a mobile
phone in a vehicle.
• In case of use in a vehicle, and to
reduce the effects of electromagnetic
waves and risk of interference with the
vehicle's electronic systems, the smart
phone must be connected to an
external antenna before being switched
on. This antenna shall be mounted and
located away from passengers or
separated by a metal screen such as
the car roof.
• To avoid losing control of your vehicle
while it is in motion, we strongly
recommend that you use your smart
phone with the optional handsfree car
kit.
• Use of your smart phone's phone
function may interfere with the vehicle's
electronic systems, such as the ABS
anti-lock brakes or the air-bag. To
ensure no such problem occurs, please
check with your dealer or car manufacturer before connecting your smart
phone.
• Only allow qualified service maintenance personnel to install the vehicle
accessories.
The manufacturer disclaims any liability
for damage which may result as a
consequence of improper use or use
contrary to the instructions contained
herein.
Please check the contents carefully. Your
smart phone should come with the
following:
• smart phone main unit
• Touch pen (installed)
• Battery pack
• Battery charger
• Operation manual
If any of these items are missing or there
are any other problems, contact your
dealer.
Note:
• The information provided in this manual
is subject to change without notice.
• All company and/or product names are
trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
• All screen examples (addresses, phone
numbers, names, etc.) have been
created for illustration only.
• Some of the screens illustrations, icons
and buttons, etc. in this manual may
differ from those used in your smart
phone.
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Contents
A Mobile multi-purpose Assistant
for people on the move................1
Safety precautions and conditions of use............. 2
Check the contents .................................................. 4
Chapter 1 Getting started 9
Getting to know your smart phone....................... 10
Part names............................................................... 10
Opening the cover..................................................11
Inserting the battery .............................................. 11
Removing the battery............................................... 12
Charging the battery .............................................. 12
Low battery .............................................................. 13
Discharging the battery ............................................ 13
Inserting the SIM card............................................ 14
Removing the SIM card ........................................... 14
Graphical User Interface........................................ 15
Switching your smart phone on ...........................16
Switching your smart phone off................................ 16
Adjusting the LCD screen .....................................17
Setting your personal information........................ 18
Setting the World Clock .........................................18
Chapter 2 Basic settings and operations
Before making a call ..............................................21
Making your first entry.............................................. 21
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Retractable antenna................................................. 21
Checking the calling conditions................................ 21
Making a call........................................................... 22
Navigation key.......................................................... 22
Touch pen—Name dialling ....................................... 23
Touch pen—Manual dialling..................................... 23
Making an emergency call ....................................... 23
During a call............................................................ 24
Ending a call ............................................................ 24
Receiving a call ......................................................24
Sleep screen mode ................................................ 24
Short Message Service (SMS) .............................. 25
Internet e-mail.........................................................26
Chapter 3 Phone functions 27
Basic screens ......................................................... 28
Name-dialling.......................................................... 29
About name-dialling ................................................. 29
Phone Book ............................................................. 29
Name-dialling with one hand.................................... 29
Name-dialling using the Phone Book (and touch pen)....
Manual dialling .......................................................31
Making a call via manual dialling ............................. 31
Making international calls......................................... 31
Emergency calls....................................................... 31
Redialling ................................................................ 32
Redialling a number you dialled............................... 32
Calling a person who called you earlier ................... 32
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Call log ..................................................................... 32
Receiving a call ......................................................33
When not on another call ......................................... 33
Muting the ring tone for incoming calls .................... 33
Functions available during a call.......................... 33
Ending a call ............................................................ 33
Adjusting the earpiece volume................................. 33
Muting the microphone ............................................ 33
Putting a call on hold................................................ 33
Switching between two calls .................................... 34
Sending DTMF tones ............................................... 34
Making a memo ....................................................... 34
Making another call while an existing
call is in progress ................. 34
Receiving a call........................................................ 34
Using voice mail..................................................... 35
Accessing a voice mail system ................................ 35
Key Lock .................................................................35
Locking the keys ...................................................... 35
Unlocking the keys................................................... 35
Phone settings ....................................................... 36
Call Forwarding........................................................ 36
Network Search ....................................................... 37
Call Waiting .............................................................. 37
Caller ID ................................................................... 37
Conceal ID ............................................................... 37
Cost.......................................................................... 37
Security .................................................................... 38
Vehicle options ......................................................... 39
Phone number setup................................................ 39
Erase call list............................................................ 39
Setting Preferences ............................................... 40
Personal Information ................................................ 40
Memory Check......................................................... 40
Display ..................................................................... 40
Tone ......................................................................... 40
Sleep........................................................................ 40
Language ................................................................. 40
Discharge................................................................. 40
PC Synchronisation (PC Link) ................................. 40
Chapter 4 Message functions 41
Short Message Service (SMS) .............................. 42
Starting SMS............................................................ 42
Setting up SMS ........................................................ 42
Looking at your messages ....................................... 43
Icons ........................................................................ 43
Creating a new message ......................................... 44
Sending messages .................................................. 45
Incoming messages ................................................. 45
Reading another message....................................... 46
Over the air synchronisation .................................... 46
Modifying a message ............................................... 46
Deleting messages .................................................. 46
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Replying to a message ............................................ 47
Calling back the sender of a message..................... 47
Forwarding a message............................................. 47
Managing templates................................................. 47
Internet e-mail.........................................................48
Starting e-mail.......................................................... 48
E-mail settings ......................................................... 48
Looking at your messages ....................................... 49
Icons ........................................................................ 50
Reading a message ................................................. 50
Replying to a message ............................................ 50
Forwarding a message............................................. 50
Deleting messages .................................................. 51
Making a new e-mail message ................................ 51
Modifying a message ............................................... 52
Sending mail ............................................................ 53
Retrieving your mail ................................................. 53
Managing templates................................................. 54
Chapter 5 Main PIM functions 55
Personal Information Management (PIM)............. 56
PIM-only mode......................................................... 56
Contacts.................................................................. 56
Using Contacts......................................................... 56
Selecting a directory ................................................ 57
Making a new entry.................................................. 57
Detail and Index views ............................................. 58
Editing an entry ........................................................ 59
Deleting an entry...................................................... 59
Customizing Contacts .............................................. 59
Preferred directories ................................................ 59
SIM card directory.................................................... 60
Schedules ...............................................................61
Using Schedules ...................................................... 61
Calendar views ........................................................ 61
Making a new appointment ...................................... 62
Editing an appointment ............................................ 63
Deleting appointments ............................................. 63
Setting up Schedules ............................................... 63
Viewing a specific date ............................................ 64
Quick Memos.......................................................... 65
Making a memo ....................................................... 65
Viewing other existing memos ................................. 65
Creating a new memo.............................................. 65
Editing an existing memo......................................... 65
Deleting an existing memo....................................... 65
Chapter 6 Other PIM functions 66
Calculator................................................................67
Global Search ......................................................... 67
PC Synchronization Pack (PC Link) ..................... 68
Starting PC Synchronization (PC Link) mode .......... 68
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Data transfer between Communicators ...............68
Appendices 69
Appendix A: List of icons ...................................... 70
Keys ......................................................................... 70
Buttons..................................................................... 70
Icons ........................................................................ 71
Appendix B: List of status icons .......................... 72
General status icons ................................................ 72
Phone status icons................................................... 73
Appendix C: LED indicator.................................... 73
LED indication (blinking) .......................................... 73
LED indication (colour)............................................. 73
Appendix D: List of menus.................................... 74
Application index...................................................... 74
MENU ...................................................................... 74
Appendix E: Keyboards.........................................76
Appendix F: Reset................................................. 77
All Reset operation................................................... 77
Appendix G: Troubleshooting ............................... 78
Appendix H: Specifications................................... 80
smart phone main unit ............................................. 80
Battery pack ............................................................. 80
Battery charger ........................................................ 80
Appendix I: Accessories ....................................... 81
Appendix J: Over the air synchronisation........... 81
Index 82
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Chapter 1
Getting started
Few people enjoy reading user manuals. You may be impatient to
start using your new smart phone. However, this chapter contains
important basic information on setting up your smart phone.
Reading it now will save you a lot of time later.
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Getting to know your smart phone
Part names
Front side Rear side(with cover closed)
Navigation key
/Volume control key
Send key
Cover
SIM card slot
SIM card eject button
Battery replacement
switch
Infrared port
Microphone
Battery charger
connector and
external connector
Retractable antenna
LED indicator
Earpiece
End and power
ON/OFF key
Reset button
Touch pen/
Touch pen holder
(with battery installed)
Connector for
optional handsfree car kit
Battery release
button
Battery
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Opening the cover
Display screen
Inserting the battery
Open the cover to use the smart phone's
touch panel.
1.
Fold the cover all the way to the
back of the smart phone until it
clicks into place.
Application
buttons
Status icons
Display screen
and Touch
panel
Accessory
buttons
For a description of all buttons and icons,
see the Appendices.
1.
Make sure the battery
replacement switch is in the
RELEASE BATT. position.
2.
Holding the smart phone firmly in
your hand, align the battery tabs
with the recesses in the battery
slot.
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3.
Slide the battery firmly into the
smart phone until you feel a click.
4.
Move the battery replacement
switch upward to the NORMAL
position.
Caution:
Only use batteries approved by
manufacturer.
Note:
The smart phone can only be used if
the battery replacement switch is in
the NORMAL position.
Removing the battery
Move the battery replacement switch to
the RELEASE BATT. position, push the
battery release button and slide the
battery down slightly and out.
Caution:
Be sure your smart phone is switched
off before removing the battery.
Note:
The World Clock may lose time if the
battery is removed.
Charging the battery
You must charge your battery before
using your smart phone for the first time.
1.
Make sure the battery
replacement switch is in the
NORMAL position. With the
battery already installed in your
smart phone, connect the battery
charger to a power source and
connect the battery charger to the
external connector on the bottom
of the smart phone with the
charger's mark facing towards
you.
Caution: The socket shall be close to the
phone and easily accessible.
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2.
The battery status icon appears,
showing the charging status on
the smart phone's display screen.
The LED indicator becomes
amber.
If you are using a new (or very flat)
battery, the battery status icon may
take a few minutes to appear. Do not
switch on (
during this period.
Make sure you charge the battery
continuously for at least one hour.
3.
When the LED indicator changes
) your smart phone
from amber to green, the battery
is fully charged. Disconnect the
battery charger and unplug it from
the power outlet.
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Caution:
Only use a battery charger approved
by manufacturer. Using any other
battery charger may damage your
smart phone and battery.
Note:
• You can recharge your battery with
the smart phone on or off.
• You can also use the optional accessories to recharge the battery.
• Average charging time is 1h20
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.
Low battery
The icon indicates the charging status
of the battery and charge remaining in the
battery. When the battery is very low, no
bar appears, and the smart phone's
phone functions are disabled (ie, PIMonly mode). After recharging the battery,
you must turn the smart phone off and on
again in order to re-enable the phone
functions.
Discharging the battery
You should fully discharge your battery
once a month to maintain optimum
performance.
This function is only available when the
smart phone is switched on (see page 16,
Switching your smart phone on).
To discharge the battery:
1.
Connect the battery charger.
2.
Touch .
3.
Touch and select Discharge.
4.
After the battery is fully
discharged, it will begin
recharging automatically.
Note:
• Discharging may take a few hours,
although actual time will depend on
the battery charge level and capacity.
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Non contractual information
Inserting the SIM card
1.
Make sure the smart phone is
switched off before inserting the
SIM card. Remo ve the touch pen.
2.
Use the touch pen to push the
SIM card eject button on the side
of the smart phone.
SIM
NORMAL
RELEASE BATT
3.
Place the SIM card in the holder.
Make sure the SIM card's cutaway
is in the correct corner and the
card lies flush in the holder's
recess.
NORMAL
RELEASE BATT
SIM
4.
Insert the SIM card holder in the
slot.
NORMAL
RELEASE BATT
SIM
Removing the SIM card
1.
Make sure the smart phone is
switched off before removing the
SIM card. Use the touch pen to
press the SIM card eject button.
2.
Use the touch pen to push the
SIM card out from underneath the
holder.
NORMAL
RELEASE BATT
SIM
Caution:
• Be sure to use a Micro (chip-size) SIM
card only.
• Do not push the SIM card eject button
while the smart phone is turned on. If
you do so, the smart phone will turn
off immediately.
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Graphical User Interface
The GUI (Graphical User Interface) lets
you use your smart phone with the same
user-friendliness and flexibility as the
latest software applications. Useful and
convenient facilities include pop-up
menus, application icons, function
buttons, radio buttons and check boxes.
The touch pen
Use the touch pen to select buttons and
icons on the touch panel. Never use a
sharp metal or other instrument to avoid
damaging the delicate surface of the
touch panel.
Always replace the touch pen in the
holder inside the smart phone when not
in use.
Using the touch pen
There are various ways to use the touch
pen to select information and operate
your smart phone.
• Application buttons: Select an
application by touching its icon.
• Operation icons: Within an application, select an icon by touching it
once.
• Pop-up menus: Select an item from a
pop-up menu by touching the menu to
make the full menu appear (popup),
and then touch the desired item twice.
• Radio buttons: Select a radio button
by touching the desired item (
black dot appears in the selected item
(
). (Note that only one selection can
be made at a time.)
• Check boxes and or and :
Touch the desired items to select
them. A check mark inside a box
appears to indicate a selected item.
). A
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Switching your smart
phone on
You will usually be asked to enter a PIN
(personal identification number, given to
you when you subscribe) code for your
SIM card after switching your smart
phone on.
1.
Press and hold down for a few
seconds.
Long press
Entering the PIN code
1.
Enter your PIN code.
2.
Touch .
Product code
Switching your smart phone off
Always switch your smart phone off when
not in use to conserve battery power
when the smart phone is operated by the
battery.
1.
Press and hold down for a few
seconds.
Note:
When the smart phone is switched off,
you cannot receive any incoming
calls.
2.
Open the cover and remove the
touch pen.
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The product code is an important security
feature provided to discourage theft. It
protects your information and even
prevents the phone being used. If this
security feature is enabled, you need to
enter the product code after entering the
PIN code. The default product code is
"0000".
Adjusting the LCD screen
You may sometimes need to adjust the
LCD contrast to suit certain lighting
conditions. Also, each person holds a pen
differently. You can adjust the touch panel
to suit your own style of writing, drawing
and selecting buttons using the touch
pen.
Note:
LCD contrast changes depending on
temperature. Adjust the LCD contrast
for maximum clarity.
To adjust the LCD contrast
1.
Using the touch pen, touch .
2.
Touch .
3.
Touch Display twice.
4.
Touch or to
adjust the contrast for maximum
clarity.
To adjust the touch panel
1.
After adjusting the LCD contrast,
touch .
2.
To adjust the touch panel, touch
the exact centre of each of the
four cross-points using the touch
pen.
3.
When each cross-point has been
set, "Adjusted!" is displayed.
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Setting your personal
information
You need to enter your personal information when using the smart phone for the
first time. The phone functions will not
operate correctly unless you do so.
To enter your personal information, use
Contacts.
1.
Touch and touch .
2.
Touch to create a new entry.
3.
Touch each field in turn and enter
the corresponding information.
4.
Touch when finished.
5.
Touch and select TOOLS.
6.
Select Copy to Per s Info.
7.
Select your country code from the
list, then touch .
Setting the World Clock
You need to set the correct time and date
and your home city in order for your smart
phone's various time-based functions to
work correctly.
Setting your home and world cities
You must select which cities to use as
your home and world cities.
1.
Touch and select .
The World Clock display appears.
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2.
From the World Clock display,
touch to set the home city, or
to set the world city.
3.
Select the desired city from the
list.
Touch the corresponding
alphabetical tab , or
to see more cities in the
list.
4.
Touch .
To set the date and time
1.
To set the time and date, touch
.
2.
Touch the date.
The calendar appears.
3.
Select the date on the calendar.
4.
Select 12- or 24-hour clock
system.
5.
Use to adjust the hours and
minutes. If you selected the 12hour clock system, select AM or
PM.
6.
Touch .
Setting daylight saving time
You can switch to daylight saving time
(DST) without having to change the clock
time itself.
1.
Touch .
2.
Touch to turn off DST.
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Chapter 2
Basic settings and operations
This chapter describes the basic settings and operations for your
smart phone's telephone and message (Internet e-mail and Short
Message Service) functions.
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Before making a call
Making your first entry
You need to create one or more entries in
your Contacts list before you can make a
phone call from a directory or Preferred list
(ie, without dialling the number manually).
1.
Touch and touch .
2.
Touch to create a new entry.
3.
Touch each field in tur n and enter
the required information.
4.
Touch to store the new Contacts
entry .
Note:
The easiest way to make a call is using
the Phone Preferred list. For details, see
Contacts.
Retractable antenna
Ensure the retractable antenna is fully
extended in order to obtain the best signal
quality.
Note:
The antenna must be either fully
extended or fully retracted. It will not
function in a half-way position.
Checking the calling conditions
If only or one segment is displayed, the
radio signal strength may be too weak to
make or receive a call successfully.
• Status Icons
Other status icons indicate the various
conditions affecting the telephone
interface. For full details, see Appendix.
Note:
While searching for a network, "<<<>>>" appears at the top of the display.
When the normal network service is
available, the network name appears
instead of "<<<->>>". When only limited
network service is available, "<<<->>>"
appears or nothing appears.
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Making a call
There are three convenient ways to make
a call:
• Navigation key
• Touch pen-Name dialling
• Touch pen-Manual dialling
Navigation key
3.
Select the person or number you
wish to call by moving the key up
or down.
This is the easiest method, since you can
call with the cover closed using just one
hand.
1.
Push the Navigation key.
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2.
Select a desired phone book or
call list from the menu by moving
the key up or down, then push the
Navigation key.
4.
Press .
Touch pen—Name dialling
Touch pen—Manual dialling
Making an emergency call
You can call anyone in your Phone Book.
1.
Touch .
2.
Touch the pop-up menu and
select a desired phone book or
call list.
3.
Select the person or number you
wish to call.
4.
Press .
Y ou can use the Numeric Dial screen to dial
any number not in the Phone Book.
1.
Touch .
2.
Use the numeric keys to enter the
phone number to call.
3.
Press .
1.
Enter
112
.
2.
Press .
You can also make an emergency call
by touching
Note:
Emergency calls may not be possible
on all cellular phone networks when
certain network services and/or
certain phone features are in use.
Check with your local cellular service
provider.
if it is displayed.
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During a call
• Making a memo
To make a memo during a call,
touch
.
Receiving a call
The notification window appears when an
incoming call is detected.
• Muting
To temporarily prevent the other
correspondent hearing any sound
from your side, touch
• Holding
To put the other correspondent on
hold, touch .
• Adjusting the earpiece volume
To adjust the earpiece volume during
a call, move the Navigation key up or
down.
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.
Note:
You can also use other applications
such as Schedules or Contacts during
a call.
Ending a call
To end a call, push or touch .
Note:
- Ends all calls
- Ends the current call or the call
on hold
• To accept the incoming call, press
or touch .
• To refuse the incoming call, press
or touch .
Sleep screen mode
T o conserve battery power , the smart phone
automatically switches to different screen
modes after a preset time.
If your smart phone is not used for a set
(see Setting Preferences) time period, it
goes into sleep screen mode automatically. It returns automatically to operation
mode when an incoming call is detected,
or when you touch the display screen or
press a key.
Short Message Service
(SMS)
To start SMS
1.
Touch .
To send a specific message
Before you can use SMS to send a
message, you have to set up your smart
phone (see in chapter 4, Short Message
Service (SMS)).
1.
Select the desired message to send
in the Out box.
To receive a message
The smart phone informs you immediately
when an incoming message arrives, whatever application you are using (eg, Schedules, e-mail, SMS, etc.)—even during a
phone call.
To read immediately:
1.
Touch .
Note:
If you touch
message while modifying Schedules
or Contacts data, the changes you
have made will not be saved.
to read an incoming
2.
The received message is display ed.
3.
To rotate the screen for easier
viewing, touch .
To read later:
2.
Touch .
Touch .
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Internet e-mail
This function requires you to have an email account provided by your Internet
service provider.
For more details on Internet e-mail see
page 48.
To start e-mail
1.
Touch and select .
To send your mail
Any outgoing messages you create are
stored in the Out box until you send them.
1.
Display the Out box in index view.
2.
Touch the check box for each
message you wish to send.
3.
Touch .
4.
Select Send Mail then touch .
To retrieve your mail
1.
Touch .
2.
Select Receive Mail then touch
.
The Preview index appears, indicating
which messages are waiting to be
retrieved.
3.
All messages are checked by
default. Touch and clear the check
box for each message you do not
wish to retrieve.
4.
Touch .
Note:
You can rotate the screen by touching
for easier viewing when reading a
message, just as for SMS messages.
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