Alcatel-Lucent OT-POCKET User Manual

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Presentation of the telephone

Retractable antenna

Earpiece

Volume control

Navigation key

Home key

Microphone

LED indicator

Mute/vibrator key

Short press: secret mode

Long press: activate/

deactivate vibrator

Display screen

3 soft keys linked to the screen icons

ON/OFF

(long press)

Alphanumeric keypad

The home key allows you to return to the standby screen at any time. A long keypress on the Home key activates the keypad lock. To deactivate the lock, type

159.

Volume control key - : a short keypress from the standby screen allows you to display your personal information.

This telephone is fitted with a vibrator, which alerts you discreetly of an incoming call. To activate the vibrate alert, turn off the ring tone with a long press on the vibrator key. When the vibrator is activated the

icon is displayed.

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Contents

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND

CONDITIONS OF USE ............................ 2

Conditions of use...................................... 2

Safety lock............................................... 2

Environment ............................................ 2

Safety precautions related to

vehicle use............................................... 2

INSTALLATION........................................ 3

Inserting the SIM card .............................. 3

Connecting and removing the battery......... 3

Charging the battery ................................. 4

Switching on............................................ 4

Using dry cells ......................................... 5

LED indicator .......................................... 5

CALLS ...................................................... 6

Making a call ........................................... 6

Making an international call...................... 6

Making an emergency call ........................ 6

Rapid dial ................................................ 6

Receiving a call........................................ 7

Call memory ............................................ 7

Vibrator................................................... 7

Functions available when in

communication......................................... 8

Mute key.................................................. 8

Handling two calls simultaneously ............ 9

CALL FORWARDING KEY ..................... 10

To activate............................................... 10

To cancel ................................................. 10

DIRECTORIES ......................................... 11

Creating a memory location ...................... 11

Searching a memory location .................... 13

Managing the memory locations................ 13

RING TONE.............................................. 13

APPOINTMENT........................................ 14

VOICE MAIL............................................. 14

SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE................. 15

Reading received messages....................... 15

Sending messages..................................... 16

CALCULATOR ......................................... 17

MENU........................................................ 17

Services.................................................... 19

Cost ......................................................... 22

To personalize.......................................... 23

Vehicle option.......................................... 24

Security.................................................... 25

ACCESSORIES........................................ 27

Battery and charger................................... 27

Fax/Data transmission............................... 27

LIST OF ICONS........................................ 28

Status icons .............................................. 28

Navigation icons....................................... 28

Dialogue icons.......................................... 28

WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF

PROBLEMS.............................................. 30

PIN code and PIN2 code are refused.......... 30

To unlock PIN/PIN2 code:

PUK1/PUK2 code..................................... 30

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Safety precautions and conditions of use

We recommend that you read this chapter carefully before use.

As with all types of radio transceivers, your mobile phone emits electromagn etic waves. This telephone conforms to international regulations insofar as it is used under normal conditions and in accordance with the following.

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

CONDITIONS OF USE

- The retractable antenna must be fully extended. Avoid prolonged contact between the antenna and your skin when the telephone is switched on.

- Do not switch on your telephone on board an aircraft. Current legislation forbids this use and can lead to legal proceedings against the user .

- Do not switch on your telephone in a hospital , except in areas specified.

- Use of the telephone may affect the performance of medical electronic devices (pacemakers, hearing aids , insulin pumps, etc). When the telephone is on, it should not be close to the medical device or in the medical device area. In particular, when you answer the call, make sure to bring the telephone to the ear that is opposite to the side carrying the pacemaker or to the ear not wearing the hearing aid.

- Do not switch on your telephone near gas, or inflammable substances .

- Strictly respect the rules relative to the use of radiotelephones at petrol stations, chemical industry plants and at all sites presenting a risk of explosion.

- Do not allow children to use your radiotelephone without supervision.

- Do not open or attempt to repair your radiotelephone yourself.

- Please use your telephone only with batteries, chargers and accessories recommended by the manufacturer. The manufacturer disclaims any liability for damage caused by the use of other chargers or batteries.

- Before removing the battery from the telephone, please make sure that the telephone has been switched off.

ENVIRONMENT

- Do not expose your telephone to unfavourable environmental conditions (rain, dust, sea air, etc .).

- Outside the manufacturer's recommended operating temperature range (-20 ° C to + 55 ° C), the legibility of the display may be impaired, but this is temporary and not serious .

- 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 local environmental le gislation.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS RELATED TO VEHICLE USE

- It is the user's reponsability to verify if the local laws permit the use of a mobile phone in a vehicle .

- In case of use in a vehicle, and to reduce the effect of electromagnetic waves and interference with the vehicle electronics, the telephone should be connected to an external antenna as soon as it is switched on. This antenna should be mounted and located away from passengers or sep arated from them by a metal screen ( the car roof, for example ).

- For maximum safety, use your telephone in a vehicle at stop. If you have to telephone while you are driving, the use of the handsfree mode is highly recommended ( see Accessories leaflet ).

- Use of the telephone may interfere with the vehicle's electronic system such as the ABS antilock brakes, or the air-bag. To ensure that there is no problem, please check with your dealer or car manufacturer before connecting your telephone and, in any case do not leave the telephone switched on over the control panel.

SAFETY LOCK

- You may prevent use of your telephone if it is stolen, by activating the product code (page 25).

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Installation

INSERTING THE SIM CARD

CloseOpen

Unlock and lift the flap Insert the card into the flap Close and lock the flap

IMPORTANT: To remove SIM card:

1. switch the telphone off,

2. remove the battery.

Keep your SIM card in a safe place when not using your t elephone and do not leave your confidential code (PIN) near the unit .

CONNECTING AND REMOVING THE BATTERY

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CHARGING THE BATTERY

Charging in progress

Charging is possible with the telephone ON or OFF. Charging time is approximately 3 hours1. If your telephone has not been used for some time, be sure to recharge the battery before use. The socket outlet must be nearby and easily accessible. If you are using a new (or very discharged) battery, the battery charging icon may take a few minutes to appear. Avoid leaving your telephone without a battery connected to it. The telephone is fully charged when the icon is full and steady. This telephone is equipped with an internal storage battery (it cannot be reached) which allows you to save stored information (directories, personalized data), we thus recommend that you leave a charged battery in your telephone at all times.

SWITCHING ON

Long press

on the ON/OFF key

1 Information not contractual.

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Enter PIN Code

**** _ _ _ _

validate!erase

standby screen

Installation

USING DRY CELLS (optional with specific compartment)

Fitting the dry cells

Remove the dry cells compartment Turn it over and insert the dry cells

(LR3 or AAA type)

Dry cells polarity is marked on the

compartment bottom

LED INDICATOR

Green slow blinking:

- Network presence: You can make and receive calls. Green rapid blinking:

- Receiving a call

- Receiving a message: may be interrupted by pressing Red blinking:

- Battery low: Repeated as long as the battery is low .

or by receiving a call.

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Calls

So as to improve communication quality, it is recommended that the antenna should be fully extended.

MAKING A CALL

Dial the number Make the call Talk and hang up

MAKING AN INTERNATIONAL CALL

üü

Access the international prefix "+" with a long keypress

Enter the country code

or access the list of

countries

MAKING AN EMERGENCY CALL 112

If service is available with network, even if you have not inserted the SIM card

RAPID DIAL

Rapid dial to one of the first 9 numbers stored in the SIM directory

Dial a number (1 to 9)

Search for the country Select the country Dial the number and

make the call

Intl' codes

... üü

Intl' codes

+ 54 Number

üü

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Calls

RECEIVING A CALL

When a call is being received, the phone rings and the green LED indicator flashes rapidly.

Accept the call Talk then hang up

To refuse a call Mute the ring tone

CALL MEMORY

Access the call memory To switch lists To call DUPONT

Outgoing calls

0146522495

DURANT FENTON

Unanswered calls

DUPONT

0146522495 FABIO

Press once to access incoming calls unanswered, twice to access incoming calls answered

VIBRATOR

This telephone is fitted with a vibrator, which alerts you discreetly of an incoming call. To activate the vibrator alert, turn off the ring tone with a long keypress on the vibrator key. The the muting of the ring tone and activation of the vibrator. A second long keypress activates the ring

icon indicates

tone and deactivates the vibrator.

2 Caller's number is displayed, depending on the network (see Menu/Services/Caller ID?).

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FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE WHEN IN COMMUNICATION

Adjusting earpiece volume

Use the side + and — volume adjustment controls.

Access to directories

üü

Access to Short Message Service üü

Scratchpad memory

If you are in communication, someone may give you a number you wish to save. Enter this number and save it in the directory of your choice.

You are in

communication

Delete a character

Putting a call on Hold

To put on hold To communicate again

Enter the number Select the directory Confirm the number

Choose

the directory

Press once to access or twice to access .

üü

Phone number ?

Proceed press

MUTE KEY

If you do not wish to be heard by your correspondent, enter mute mode with a short keypress on the mute key (see page I).

When you press this key, the mute mode. Do not forget to press the key again to cancel the mute mode!

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icon is displayed on the screen to remind you that you are in the

Calls

HANDLING TWO CALLS SIMULTANEOUSLY

Your telephone can simultaneously handle two calls: you can put one correspondent on hold to answer or make a second call and then switch between correspondents.

Receiving a second call

To take the new call and put

the current call on hold

To refuse a call and stay on line with your first correspondent

To take the call and end the call with your current correspondent

To switch from one

correspondent to another

Making a second call

You are

communicating

Dial the number of

your second

correspondent

To make your second

call. Current call is

automatically put on

To switch from one

correspondent to

another

hold

Delete a character

3 If the Call waiting service is not activated automatically by the operator, and if you have a subscription, you can activate it

with

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Call forwarding key

The call forwarding key type of call forwarding you have programmed with

allows you, by simply pressing a button, to activate or deactivate the

. For example, you may activate

an all calls forwarding to your secretary's number when you are at a meeting.

TO ACTIVATE

Access the second string of icons with the

Press the Call

forwarding key

Dial the number to

which forwarding is

navigation key.

Reconfirm You have now

required, and confirm

Call forward.no.

Confirm activation

TO CANCEL

Access the second string of icons with the

navigation key.

forwarded all

incoming calls. The

icon will appear

on the screen

Press the Call

forwarding key

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Access the

programmed call

forwarding number

Call forward.no.

Cancel Incoming call

forwarding is de-

activated, but number

is retained in the

phone's memory. The

icon will

disappear

Cancel ?

Directories

Three directories are available for storing telephone numbers:

- the SIM card directory

- two directories in the phone The telephone contains two directories with space for 50 memory locations each, it can also handle up

to 250 more memory locations on the SIM card (depending on type of card). Each directory consists of memory locations so that you can store your correspondent's telephone number, name, address (directories 1 and 2) and memory location number (for rapid access).

CREATING A MEMORY LOCATION

We recommend that you store your numbers in international format ("+" followed by the country code) so that you can still make calls from the directory when you are abroad.

Example: creating a memory location in directory 1. We suggest that you create a memory location in which you will store: the telephone number (6852137512), the name (MARTIN), the address (Paris), the memory location number (1).

Access the directories You are now in the

SIM directory

Selected

directory empty!

Press once to access ,

twice to access

Access to letters is performed via successive keypresses on selected keys until the required letter appears (see table on next page).

To delete a character To exit a directory without modification ü To type a space

You are now in

directory 1, create a

memory location:

Selected

directory empty!

Enter the number and

Proceed

with

Phone number ?

to enter

the name

Proceed press

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Directories

Enter the name and

Proceed with

enter the address

Type in

the address and

Proceed with

enter the memory

An available memory

location number is

offered to you automatically.

Confirm the storing of

the memory location

directory 1.

location number

Name?

Address ?

Memory location?

68 521 37512

Proceed press

You can add a DTMF sequence to the phone number (sequence of digits added to the phone number so that the consultation of an answering machine or a voice mail, etc., is automatic) by entering a "P" pause before the number, via a long keypress on

Key Number of keypresses

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1SP1, : @ Ô "Ê ; 2ABC•€Æ ‚ 3DEFƒ

4GHI 5JKL 6MNOÑ …¿ 7PQRS§ 8TUV† 9WXY Z 0+ - /%£$´

*¥2?

()

<>_

SP : "space" character

· : character required to key in decimals

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Directories

SEARCHING A MEMORY LOCATION

In the directory you can search for a name by entering the first letter:

You are looking for Martin

press

Find a memory location from a memory location number

From the standby screen, key in the memory location number: Enter LOCATION No. Press

MANAGING THE MEMORY LOCATIONS

for the letter M

Access the SIM directory Access a memory location You now can:

Delete

Modify

Call

Ring tone

Access Menu Ring tone to adjust the volume and

melodies.

Ring options

1. Volume

2. General Melody

3. Melody Dir.SIM

You can select a specific melody

for each directory

Ring options

2. General Melody

3. Melody Dir.SIM

4. Melody Dir. 1

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Appointment

Access the Appointment Enter date, time and subject.

Validate after each entry

Alarm: Date

If you do not wish to cancel nor modify the appointment, go back to the standby screen

via

To edit, modify or cancel

an appointment.

Appointment fixed on the:

250698 12:20

Appointment!

Cancel Modify

Voice mail

This is for voice mail systems provided by networks4. They work similar to answering machines and can be checked at any time. This means that you do not miss any calls.

left

by your

üü

Calling your voice mail

To personalize your voice mail, store the telephone number of your mail system (this number will have been issued to you by your operator).

Access the voice mail Store the voice mail

number

Call the voice mail

number for the first

time to personalize

your recorded message

and to activate the

function

Listen to the messages

correspondents

Voice mail no. ?

If you wish to change the voice mail telephone number, use

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Voice mail n o. ?

Short Message Service

The operator's characters. You can also send short messages to another GSM dedicated servers.

READING RECEIVED MESSAGES

You have just received a message

Short Message Service allows you to receive full text messages of up to 160

telephone, or to a FAX5 machine, or to other

You are notified by a beep, a green flashing LED, and the

Access the second string of icons with the

Access the list of received

messages

highlighted received message:

navigation key.

Access the contents of the

icon on the screen.

Read the message

Meet tomorrow

at 15 h

Ashley

Delete Modify

Call

The ¶ sign indicates unread messages. Date and time of receipt of message are also given by the operator.

The

sign on either side of the number indicates that the number may be directly called via .

The received messages are stored in the SIM card. The SIM card has a limited capacity that can become full. In this case, the

icon will appear on the screen. Once you have read a message, it is

best to delete it.

5 Check the availability of this service with your operator.

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Short Message Service

SENDING MESSAGES

Access the second string of icons with the

navigation key.

Access message system You are in the list of

received messages.

Access the list of sent

messages:

List of incoming

messages is

empty.

Entering parameters 1 Rcpt. 2 S.CTR. (service centre number) 3 Type 4 Dura. (duration of validity6 unlimited by default (0) or between 1 and 99 hours).

Storing a completed message

A typed message can be stored for sending or editing at some later date.

Sending a message Asking for receipt acknowledgement (AR) üü

Having entered these parameters, you will be able to find out if the message is received. The

(destination number). ü

contact operator/service provider ü

of message GSM by default, or FAX, or other dedicated servers ü

icon (acknowledgement request) will then be displayed in front of the message.

You are in the list of

sent messages. Create a

new message:

List of outgoing

messages is

empty.

Enter the message and

confirm it

Hello

üü

The your correspondent has received the message.

The was not able to deliver the message.

6 Duration available will depend on network characteristics.

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icon (acknowledgement receipt) will be displayed in front of the relevant message when

X icon (transmission problem) will be displayed in front of the relevant message if the network

Calculator

CALCULATOR

The telephone will allow you to perform the four basic operations: +, -, ¸, x which are accessed from the navigation key; the decimal point can be accessed with the accessed with the

key.

Clearing the previous calculation

key and the result = is

üü

To exit the calculator function, press the key.

Access the second string of icons with the navigation key.

Access the menu Navigate between the menu lists

1. Services

Co st

To Personalize

Scroll

Help message

Return to the previous screen

Access the

highlighted option

You can also directly access the functions from the keypad: Example: from the menu screen, the sequence of keys:

brings you directly to

the " To personalize/Personal Info./Your phone no." Menu. The table on the following page gives you a list of menus that can be accessed by the user with

the direct access numbers.

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Direct

access

keys and options

Services

Call forward. Call forw. key Call barring Autorize Networks Conceal ID. Caller ID? Call waiting

Cost

Cumulated cost Reset to 0 Last call Display credit Set credit Durat.reminder Cost reminder Unit& currency

Menus

Direct

access

keys and options

Vehicle option

Any key answer Auto answer Car Radio mute Phone alarm

Security

PIN Code Product Code Menu lock code PIN2 Code Erase memory

Menus

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To personalize

Personal Info. Set audio opts Backlighting Constrast Time and date Language Auto power off

Crossed out functions require a special subscription.

SERVICES

This option allows you to access the different services offered by the network.

Call forward.

Call forwarding is a service enabling you to redirect calls to another number, for example to your voice mail ( this service can only be accessed within the GSM coverage zone ).

When one or more call forwarding options are active the status icon

- Activate

You can programme different kinds of forwarding: Voice, Fax, Data, All services.

· All inc. calls: all calls received are

forwarded .

· If line busy: only calls received when

you are in communication are forwarded .

· If no reply: only calls not answered

after four rings are forwarded.

· If not reach.: calls are forwarded if

you are not connected to the network.

· Conditional: calls received if you are

not connected to the network, if line is busy and if there is no reply.

(forwarding) üü

is displayed.

üü

•

- Cancel

- Cancel all

- Inquire

This function allows you to check the current selection of call forwarding.

If you have changed the programming of call forwarding on your SIM card with another telephone , we recommend that you interrogate your network to update the status icon.

Call forw. key üü

(programming Call forwarding key, see page

10). Forwarding of all incoming calls has priority

over the other forwarding types, activating or deactivating it does not cancel the forwarding programmed in the Call forwarding Menu.

- All inc. calls

(type of default call forwarding):

all incoming calls are forwarded.

- Conditional

Calls received are forwarded when there is no answer, when busy and when outside the network.

(one call forwarding) üü

(all forwarding types) üü

(your network) üü

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Call barring

You can prevent the making or receipt of certain calls . This service is password protected. The status. However, emergency calls are never barred.

N.B.: If you have changed the programming of call barring on you r SIM card from another phone, we advise you to interrogate your network.

- Activate

The types of call barring you can activate are the following :

· Inc. if abroad: if you are on a network

which is different from your subscriber network (abroad) you cannot receive calls.

· All inc. calls: no incoming calls can be

received.

· Intl exc ààààhome: no calls abroad

except to the subscriber network.

· International: barring all calls to

international numbers .

· Outgoing calls: barring all outgoing

calls .

- Cancel

- Cancel all

To cancel all call barring.

icon shows the barring

(call barring) üü

(one single barring)

üü

üü üü

üü

• Ž

- Inquire

This function enables you to check the status of activation or deactivation of the various types of barring you have programmed .

- Password

To change the password given to you at the time of subscription .

Authorize (call)

- Outgoing calls

This function allows you to limit the calls you make to a list of numbers of your choice.

- Incoming calls

This function allows you to limit the calls you receive to a list of numbers of your choice; for example by filtering incoming calls.

You can create a list of incoming and outgoing calls:

1 By prefix

2 By directory

(your network)

(network) üü

You can enter prefixes or complete numbers. Only those calls whose number has one of these prefixes will be authorized .

You can choose to authorize calls for an entire directory or a combination of directories.

üü

•

7 Check availability of this service with your operator.

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8 If the caller's number is not transmitted, the call will not

be filtered.

9 The selected directories cannot be modified.

- All calls

To deactivate all filtering of incoming and outgoing calls.

- Password

To activate, deactivate or change the password which protects access to the "Authorize" function.

Networks

This service allows you to select the network and the telephone connecting mode.

- Cell Broadcast

To receive special messages from a network you are not connected to, you must first create a list of codes corresponding to the information you wish to receive (tariffs, weather, etc) and select a reception mode.

· Reception mode

(Restricted, Full reception, No reception)

· CB code üü

Display list üü Add CB code üü

Dial the service call that was given to you by your operator

Suppress CB üü

and cancel message display, select the code you wish to suppress

(Authorize) üü

üü

üü üü üü

üü

These messages are automatically displayed

upon receipt in the standby screen. Use the

information page by page.

•

- Selection

· Selection mode üü

Automatic üü

The telephone will always try to connect first to your subscribed network . If it does not find this, it will search for other GSM

networks (depending on the networks available from the preferred list of known networks, and subject to agreements between operators).

Manual

In manual mode, you must select an available network.

Forced

The forced mode forces a network search from among the following:

navigation key to display

Available net.: those of your radio environment.

Known networks: You can select a network from the list.

Type Ntwk code: you can enter the network using a 5 figure code three country code figures followed by two network code figures).

(the

üü

üü üü

üü

•

10 Functions displayed if available.

11 See the List of Networks supplied by your operator.

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Note:

If you have selected the forced mode, the name of the network will appear highlighted on the standby screen .

üü

· Preferred (List)

This is a list of networks (maximum 32 ) which you can compile from the available and/or known networks, or 5 figure network codes that you enter manually.

Add to the list

· Forbbiden üü

A network with a * sign is forbidden by your subscribed network. This option allows to cancel a forbidden network

Cancel

Conceal ID. (CLIR)

In order not to reveal your identity ( telephone number) when calling a correspondent.

Caller ID ? (CLIP)

This function allows you to see the telephone number of your correspondent (on screen) or the correspondent's name if already stored in your directories.

Call waiting

This option warns you while in communication that another call is waiting (beep or displayed message) . To switch between correspondents, see Calls/Putting a call on hold.

- Activate

- Cancel

- Inquire

COST

This option allows you to know the duration and the cost of your calls (if available).

Cumulated cost

(of outgoing calls)

Reset to 0

(of duration of outgoing calls)

Last call

Display credit üü

Set credit

Durat.reminder

You can programme a periodic beep to help you estimate the timing of your calls. Enter an interval in minutes (up to 99) for the beeps to sound during a call.

(call waiting) üü

(call waiting)

(your network) üü

üü

üü üü

üü

• Ž

12 Check availability of this service with your operator.

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13 You will also find this function in the Menu/Security/

PIN2 Code.

14 Cannot be activated at the same time as the Cost

reminder.

Cost reminder

You can programme a periodic beep to help you estimate the cost of your calls. Enter the number of charge units (up to 99). When the number is reached, a beep sounds during the call.

Unit& currency

You can set the telephone unit cost on your network in the currency of your choice including the currency name (as a default, enter "1", and communication cost will be calculated in units).

üü

TO PERSONALIZE

This option allows you to enter some parameters to suit yourself (e.g. choice of language, contrast, etc.)

Personal Info.

This option allows you to store personal data. A short keypress on the Volume - key allows you, in Standby, to display them.

- Your message

Personalized message.

- Your phone no.

This option allows you to store your GSM number.

- Voice mail no.

You can store the number of your voice mail provided by your operator.

Set audio opts

- Key tone

- Message alert

On receipt of a short message.

üü

üü üü

üü

•

15 This function cannot be activated at the same time as the

Duration reminder.

16 You will also find this function in the Menu/Security/

PIN2 Code

Backlighting

To save battery power, you can deactivate the backlighting and leave the screen and keypad permanently off.

Contrast

üü

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üü

üü üü

üü

üü üü

üü

•

Time and Date

The telephone displays the date and time on the standby screen.

- To set

- Display format

Language üü

A list of languages is offered. The "automatic" choice will be the language of your subscription network.

Auto power off

VEHICLE OPTION

This option allows you to select user options for the telephone when connected to a vehicle hands-free kit.

Any key answer

This function allows you to answer a call by pressing any key.

Auto answer

The call is answered automatically after several seconds.

üü

This function allows automatic power off on the telephone when the telephone is not used for long periods of time (i.e. no keypress or no incoming call or message). This function can be programmed (up to 12 hours of non-use) in steps of one hour.

Car Radio mute

The car radio is automatically switched off when a call occurs. It will automatically come on again after the call.

Phone alarm

When you switch off the ignition and leave the telephone in the vehicle, an audible beep will sound.

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17 If available with the vehicle hands-free kit. Check with

your installer.

SECURITY

This option protects use of the telephone's SIM card and bars access to certain functions.

PIN Code

(Access code for the SIM card)

- Activ/deactiv

- To change code

You must first enter the old PIN code then enter the new PIN code (4 to 8 figures) and confirm by entering the new one again.

Product code

This is the telephone's "anti-theft" device. It protects access to the telephone when it is powered up. If you use this protection, every time you power up the phone, you need to enter this code after entering the PIN code. If the

product code is identical to the PIN code, you need only enter it once.

- Activ/deactiv

- Change code

Make a note of the new code. If you lose it, check with your supplier.

(4 to 8 digits) üü

Important!

üü

üü üü

üü

üü üü

•

Menu lock code

This protects access to certain "personal" telephone functions.

If the function is activated, the code will be requested for access to the following functions:

Directory function

Entering the code once gives access to all the other protected functions.

- Activ/deactiv

- Change code

PIN2 Code

A PIN2 code is issued when you take out your subscription, however, this code can be changed.

It protects access to certain functions of the telephone (depending on type of subscription). You must first enter this code to access the following functions:

- To change code

- Call cost

(Cumulated cost, Credit, Unit& currency)

Cost/Reset to 0

Cost/Unit& currency

Cost/Set Credit Services Security

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18 If available on the SIM card.

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- Fixed dir.

Enables calls to be restricted to certain numbers or prefixes as entered in a directory called Fixed directory. This directory, if available, is in your SIM card. You can add prefixes at the time you make a call (to limit calls to a specific geographical area, or to a company, etc.). However, emergency calls are always enabled.

· Activ/deactiv

Only numbers in the fixed directory can be called, all other outgoing calls are barred.

· To programme

See "Creating a memory location".

Erase memory

This function allows you to erase the lists of incoming/outgoing calls.

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Accessories

BATTERY AND CHARGER

The telephone is supplied with a charger and an uncharged Lithium (Li-Ion) battery. A range of optional accessories complements the standard pack (see "Accessories" leaflet).

Conditions of use:

Temperature: good between 0° and 40°. Network: depending on network coverage and parameters. Your movements: the battery will discharge noticeably when you are travelling at speed (e.g. car or

train), as your telephone will be constantly interacting with the network. The battery contains heavy metal. Do not throw a used battery in the household waste. Discard your

used battery in compliance with the local environmental legislation.

FAX/DATA TRANSMISSION

Your telephone allows you to send faxes and transfer data via specific accessories that are connected to the PC card port on your PC.

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Status icons

Dialogue icon accessible via the

corresponding key

List of icons

Navigation icon associated with the corresponding navigation key

STATUS ICONS

Battery charge. Radio signal strength indicator (4 levels). Short message received. Voice mail message received. Short message store full. Unanswered call received. Fax/Data link connected. Call forwarding function activated. Call barring function activated. Vibrator activated. Mute activated. Ongoing call not encoded.

Types of calls

Voice. Fax. Data.

NAVIGATION ICONS

To move up. To move down. Move to the right or to the following

display. Move to the left or to the previous

display screen.

DIALOGUE ICONS

Calls

Call emergency services. Make or answer calls and consult the

list of the last 10 dialled numbers. List of outgoing calls, answered or

not answered. End a call. Refuse a call. Put a correspondent on hold. Resume a call with a correspondent

put on hold.

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List of icons

DIALOGUE ICONS (continued)

Answer an incoming call by ending the ongoing conversation.

Answer an incoming call by putting the ongoing call on hold.

Switch from one correspondent to another.

Mute the ring tone of incoming calls without answering or refusing a call.

Choice of ringing volume and melody.

Programming an appointment. Display list of international country

codes. Activate or deactivate programmed

call forwarding. Call voice mail.

Messages

Read received/sent short messages. List of received messages. List of sent short messages.

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