Alcatel-Lucent OT-VIEW User Manual
Presentation of the telephone
LED indicator
Volume
control keys
Navigation key
Home key
Retractable
antenna
Earpiece
+
Standby screen
-
3 soft keys linked to the
screen icons
ON/OFF
(long press)
Alphanumeric
keypad
Microphone
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.
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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 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
Functions available when in
communication......................................... 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.......................................... 25
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
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 THE BATTERY
Engage Lock Unlock
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CHARGING THE BATTERY
Charging in progress
Charging is possible with the telephone ON or OFF. Charging time is approximately 2 hours
depending on type of battery. A few moments after inserting the charger, a short beep will
announce the beginning of the charging process. 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. 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.
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SWITCHING ON
Long press
on the
ON/OFF key
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Enter PIN-code
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validate!erase
standby screen
Installation
USING DRY CELLS (optional with specific compartment)
Removing the rechargeable battery from the compartment
Grasp the compartment Shake it Remove the rechargeable
battery
Fitting the dry-cell holder
Remove Turn over Reposition
Fitting the dry cells
LR6 or AA 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
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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
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Intl' codes
+ 54 Number
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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
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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
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2 To mute ring tone for every incoming call, see ringing mode page 13.
3 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.
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Access to directories
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
Putting a call on Hold
Enter the number Select the directory Confirm the number
Choose
the directory
Press once to access
or twice to access .
Delete a character
Phone number ?
Proceed press
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To put on hold To communicate again
Calls
HANDLING TWO CALLS SIMULTANEOUSLY
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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
4 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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