Audiovox BAM-110 User Manual

I. Prior to Use

Precautions Contents Checkout Name and Function of each part

Part names of the main body Role of function buttons

Screen status display and function

Battery insertion and detachment

Battery insertion method

Battery detachment method

Charging the battery ,..

Power connection " ,.,,"

Charging the battery only Charging the battery with handset

Charging completion Status of lights in the charger

Time to complete battery charging

Battery life (for new battery)

Tips on efficient battery use

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II. Basic Operation

How to turn the handset on or off

How to turn the handset on How to turn the handset off

How to call How to answer a call

How to adjust volume When using volume button

When using [MENU] button

RingerON/OFF selection

Ringer type selection

III. Memory Function

How to store a phone number How to enter characters using dial buttons

How to make a call using a stored phone number

One-touch dialing Two-touch dialing How to find a stored phone number How to know the list of the last calls

Recalling by memory location number

Recalling by phone number Recalling by name

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How to erase a stored phone number How to identify or erase the hidden phone number

How to identify the hidden phone number How to erase the hidden phone number

IV. Convenient Function

Basic method of using menu

Menu structure How to adjust the keypad lighting time

Backlight function of button screen

Auto retry Auto answer Beep length adjust Current time and date display

Greeting change Screen adjust Verifying call time Displaying current time Verification of the last call time Displaying all calls. Verification of total air time Verification of roaming time

Reserved call and alarm set up

Alarm Function Alarming during the call Alarming change of service Alarming call release Locking function Automatic Lock Lock code change Use restricting "

Blocking incoming calls Blocking outgoing calls Blocking stored phone numbers Locking roaming service Memory clearing Call contents clearing Call time clearing

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Roaming call time clearing Reset phone ,

Voice privacy mode selection .

System selection feature Analog force call feature Functions during a call Self number sending Self number check SILENT PAD phone number storage

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Mute Volume Voice privacy

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v. Special Function

Self number check Handset version check Biorhythm check Calculator Stopwatch Using caller ID Originating number memo service support function

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VII. Short Message Service Function

To receive a message Character message Voice message To check the received message Character message Voice message

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VIII. Appendix

Optional devices

Hands-free kit for a car Other choices Summary table of function

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Keep ttje handset in a safe place when not in

use to avoid vibration and i~pact and

When you use the

Do not touch the antenna during the call with any part of your body.

t:i)o not take apart

modify the

Do not use in high-temperature or high-humidity environments. If the

handset is soaked with rainwater or spilled drinks, it may not be possible

to repair.

Do not clean your handset with

Do not use your handset near explosives or flammable liquids.

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Thank you for purchasing this product. Please check the product contents by comparing them with the following pictures.

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Standard battery(optional)

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~~i: arne and functIon of each part

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This button is used when you use the menu.

This button is used when you make a call or receive a call.

Short pressing of this button is used when you terminate a call or get out of current menu in the menu. To turn unit on/off press this button for more than one second

This button is used to clear the digits and / or text from the display or exit the current menu in the menu.

This button is used to go to a lower level menu or store set parameter; put phone number and name into memory or erase them. This button also is used when you look up the list of stored phone number, names or numbers you

just called.

These buttons are scroll buttons which you use to select screen contents.

This button is used to find character messages and voice messages.

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(Signal strength) The strength of current signal is displayed with the numbE

(0-6) of bar.

(Roaming) This icon shows the user is outside the home service area

(Service /No service indicator)

When you are in an area where service avaibble, [~ ]i displayed. When you are in an area where there is n

service, [~ ] is displayed.

(Busy) Displayed when you try a call and the line is busy.

(Short message service)

Blinks when character or voice messages have bee received and are currently held. *

{Digital mode) Displayed when digital service is available.

(Reserved call and alarm) [ 4] is displayed when the user set reserved call or alarm.

(Balance of battery power) The balance of battery power available is displayed wit the number (0-4) of bar.

*VM,SMS and CLI are system dependent.

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~~~ ~attery insertion and detachment

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5~~ ~harg;ng the battery

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~ As shown in the picture CD, insert ~ the battery to fit into the groove at

the bottom of the handset. Then

press in the direction of (2) until it snaps.

~ Push handset separation tab ill ~ with one hand and pull in the

direction of (2) to separate.

Insert the AC plug in a power

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outlet.

~ io charge the battery only, 1; insert the battery pack into the

battery-only charging slot on the rear of the charger.

, .Battery is not charged when you purchase the product.

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Use the battery after full charge.

.Charge your battery when the battery low-voltage alarm

I sounds from the handset.

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Rear charging slot(Lamp 2)

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Front charging s{ot(Lamp 1)

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To charging the battery with

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handset, insert the battery-

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mounted handset into the front slot of the charger.

Note: Charging the battery with the handset

on is less efficient than charging it with the

handset off.

~ ~~ =~Z'"--- --~"~c~~ ; Charging is completed when

C1 the green-colored lamp stays

on.

Charging slot( '

Charging in progress

(Red color on)

Front Charging slot

(Charging slot for handset only)

Rear Charging slot (Charging slot for battery only)

If the red lamp light does not come on some time after battery insertion into the slot, the battery is not charging either because

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of bad contact with the charging terminal or a bad battery. When that happens, the battery, check the cleanliness of the

l contacts, reinsert the battery.

.Stanard battery : About 150 minutes .Extended battery : About 200 minutes

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If the surrounding temperature and that of the battery itself is

too hot or cold, charging will not accomplished. The battery must be charged at or near normal room

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Charging completion

(Green color on)

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Status

Continuous call 210min

Continuous

Standby

Type

Slot mode 1

Slot mode 2

Standard

battery

50-59 hours.

60~65 hours

11 More current is consumed during an active call than in standby

status, making the standby time shorter as the call gets longer.

Battery life varies depending on the use environment, such as charge status or temperature, use habit, the condition of radio waves, and keypad lighting time.

Digital continuance standby time can be different depending on service type related to the slot mode of mobile communication

system of the service provider.

Slot mode is a mutual communication cycle between the mobile communication system and the handset during digital continuant

standby.

Extended

battery

320 min.

70-80 hours.

90-100 hours

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For maximum charging efficiency, charge the handset or battery

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at normal room temperature. Do not charge under direct light or air conditioner.

Charging will not occur in very hot or cold temperatures.

.Do not keep the battery near fire or do not disassemble and

contact the battery charge terminals. There is a danger of explosion.

.Do not drop or subject the battery to a sharp impact.

Sharp impacts can damage the battery inside the battery pack making its life shorter.

.Purchase a new battery when battery use exceeds half its

normal life. Battery life becomes shorter as charge/discharge is repeated.

.Do not use other batteries (only use the battery that comes with

the handset).

Using other batteries can damage the main body and charger.

.Use only the recommended charger.

If you charge with other products or use other methods, you can damage the battery or there is a danger of explosion. Do not use other products or methods for charging.

.Keep the metal parts of the charger and charge terminal clear

Charging may not be accomplished if the metal parts are dirty.

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.Always store batteries in normal room temperatures.

If you leave a battery in a very hot or cold environment for a long time, the capacity of the battery drops and its life shortens.

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,,'~': ~ow to turn the handset on or off

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i~~ Press [END/PJ button until lamp turns ~(1i"

on;; .

Warning You should press (END/Pj button to turn off the handset.

In case of detaching the battery from the handset, before

pressing (END/Pj button, the call contents will not be saved.

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1.1, Press any

~ button

1"\ Press area code + phone number in

-~J order.

How 10 modify a phone number you have entered. .Number by number modificalion :

Press [CLR] button-

.Whole number modification :

Press [CLR] button more than 0.5 second.

G2) Press [SEND] button.

...CALL FAILED" means that call was not connected. .When the line is busy, press [END/P] button, than

press [SEND] button again.

.If you select the automatic redialing function, the

handset makes call for you repeatedly.

c~ U start conversation if you are

nnected to the other party.

~c Press [END/PJ button to end the call,

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Phone bell rings and the lamp blinks.

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"' You may talk.

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@ To end the call, press [END/PJ button

.If the automatic answering function is set up, you can -,

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immediately answer the call after without pressing [SEND]

.Call connection is possible using "Volume Button" even when

the cover is closed.

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~inger ON/OFF selection

I This feature allows you to set ringer on or off.

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~ Adjust volume by pressing the volume ~ button during the state of operation of

the handset as below:

.Call status: Ear piece volume adjustment. .Standby status: Beep volume adjustment. .Call status of hands-free : Hands-free volume

adjustment.

After adjusting the volume, store using [MEM] button.

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.Use scroll button[ * ..1#'Y] to move between menu items.

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on the standby

v Use the scroll buttons to select the ~ desired setting.

.Ringer ON: Ringer is on. .Ringer OFF: Ringer is oIl. Only the LED blinks when

: there is an incoming call.

~1"' ' -~,.-~ Press the [MEM] button, and the

function will be established.

~~ ~inger type selection

~ You can select and use ringer type indicating a call came

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1 \ Press [MENU]~ on the standby

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~ Select the ringer sound you wish using

2) the scroll button.

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.Press numbers (CD-@)corresponding to ear piece,

ringer volume, beeper volume, and handsfree kit

3\ After adjusting the volume using the V volume buttons or scroll buttons, press

[MEM] button.

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~ Press the [MEM] button, and the

3 } function will be established.

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5~~ ~ow to store a phone number

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lJ:::J you can make a call quickly and simply using various recalling methods.

You can store up 100 frequently used phone numbers in memory and

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v Enter the phone number you wish to ~ store and press [MEM] button.

(r:; To store, in the I.ocation ,number that "~," appears In the display window, press

[MEM] button.

.To change the storage location number, use the dial

buttons, than press [MEMJ button.

.To hide phone numbers when you store them, store

them in the memory address between 90 and 99.

.If "overwrite?" is displayed on the screen after you

enter a memory address number, another phone number is in that memory address location.

.If you want to erase the stored phone number and

enter a new phone number, press [MEMJ button.

.If you want to keep the stored phone number, press

[END/PJ button and store the new number in new memory address location.

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5~? J},ow to enter characters using

~~~. dial buttons

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~ S~lect ch~racters you wish to enter ~ usIng the dial buttons.

Dial button 11 ~!~~1-2 repetition ~ 3 repetition 14 repetition I 5 repetitionl

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5~? 4,ow to make a call using a stored

~~~ phone number

8::1 You can make a call conveniently using a stored phone number.

~ Press corresponding memory number V and hold more than 1 second.

.This function lets you call 10 phone numbers in

memory 0-9 without pressing [SEND] button.

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.When entering special charcters such as O!.?,-()"'. #=$-+D&,press[O] button

repeatedly. The special characters will be displayed in order.

.You can store up to 14 characters.

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How to modify incorrectly entered characters (use [CLR] or [ .]button) .For correcting one character at a time: press [CLR] button

shortly-

.For correcting the entire entry : press [CLR] button and hold

more than 0.5 second.

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~ Pre,ss first and second digits of the ~ memory number short and long

respectively

.This function lets you call 90 phone numbers in

memory 10-99 without pressing [SEND] button.

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~ .If no phone number is stored. "EMPTY LOCATION" is I! displayed on the screen.

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.If a phone number was stored using hiding function,

~ n~r is not disPlay~h~n originating a call.

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~ ~ ~ You can find a phone number by designating random memory or phone number and part of

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Press [MEM]

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.You can identify 10 phone numbers of latest calls.

&2 ' Locate phone numbers you want using

! the scroll button.

.[* 4] scans down the phone numbers [#.] scans up

the phone numbers.

If you want to make a call to the corresponding

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~ Enter the memory location number ~ (2 digits)

~ Find the phone number you want using ~ the scroll buttons.

.[ * .] scans the memory address backward,

[#T] scans the memory address forward.

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;2"\ Enter a phone number (or part of the ~ number) you want. After entering the

number, press [MEM] button.

I' Lo.cate the phone number you wanl 'V using the scroll button.

.[*A) scans the memory the address backward,

[#...) scans the memory the address forward.

.The first number of an entered number row is

displayed.

Press [SEND] button if you want to call

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v Press [SEND] button !f you want to make a ~ call to the corresponding number.

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Iflow to find the phone numbers of

your latest calls

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1) Press [MEM]

NAME

Enter the name (or part of the name)

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you want. After entering the name, press [MEM] button.

v Lo.cate the phone number you want

V using the scroll button.

.[ * ..1 scans the memory the address backwarc

[#TI scans the memory the address forward.

.The first number of an entered character row is

displayed.

~ Press [SEND] ?utton if you want to call V the corresponding number.

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Press [CLR] button,

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v Press the memory location number you ~ wish to erase ( 2 digits )

v Select the parameter you want using the

~ scroll button.

.Yes: erases the contents of the corresponding

number of an address.

.No: does not erase the contents of the corresponding

number of an address.

Press [MEM] button.

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5!~~~OW to identify or erase the hidden

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D Press [MEM] ~ ~. '""""

(1~'\ Press memory number (90 "" 99) you ~,4 wish to locate.

~'c Press 4-digit lock-releasing code

.Default parameter of the lock code is set to "0000"

when shipped out of factory.

.Only names are displayed on the screen when phon

numbers stored by hiding function are recalled an

"LOCK CODE?" message appears instead of phone number

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LOCK CODE

Press [CLR] button.

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rb\ Press the memo~ location number ~ (90 "' 99) you wish to erase.

0 Press 4-digit lock-releasing code

~ Slect the parameter you want using the ~ scroll button.

.Yes: erases the contents of the corresponding

location number.

.No: does not erases the contents of the corresponding

location number.

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Press [MENU]button at the initial screen

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and press the number corresponding to the menu item using the dial buttons.

.Move between menu items using the scroll buttons

([ * .V[#T])or volume button.

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~ To rT)ove to higher menu, use [END/P]

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t; or [ClR] button shortly, to get out of the

screen completely, use [MENU] button.

.When there is a sub menu, it will be displayed on the

screen.

.After changing the parameter using the scroll buttons,

press [MEMJ button. If you want to cancel, press [END/PJ or [CLRJ button.

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1 :BACKLIGHT 2 : AUTO RETRY 3 : AUTO ANSWR 4:BEEPLNGTH

1 : TIME SHOW

2 : GREETING

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3 : AUTO HYPHN 4:CONTRAST

1 : TIME ALERT 2:AREAALERT 3 : CALL RLEAS

1 : AUTO LOCK 2:SETLOCK# 3 : RESTRICT 4 : CLR MEMORY

5 : CLR DIALED

6 : CLR RECENT

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1 : EAR PIECE

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1 : CURR TIME 2 : LAST CALL 3 : ALL GALL 4 : RECENT CALL 5 : ROAM TIME 6 : ALARM CALL

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1 :PREFSYSTEM 2 : FORCE CALL

1 : BIORHYTHM 2 :CALCULATOR 3 : STOPWATCH

1:PHONENUMBR 2 : SET NAM 3 : AUTO NAM 4 : PHONE VER.

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5~l1:,ow to adjust the keypad lighting timE

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'..' Press [Menu] -7 (0 -7 (0. ~}

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~ Select the lighting time you want using ~ the scroll buttons.

.1,2,4,6,8, 10 SECONDS: The length of time the light

.ALWAYS ON: Light stays on all the time. .OFF: Light stays off all the time. .OFF IN DAY: Turns off lights during the day time

stays on

(9AM -5PM). (But, OFF IN DAY function only applies

when receiving time information.) ...Power Save function

~ Press the [MEM] button to enable your V setup.

.Intervals of 5, 10, 15,20,25,30 seconds :

Auto retry time interval

.OFF: Auto retry function not used

~ Press. the [MEM] button to enable your \!I selection.

5i~: J}.uto answer

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1.1- This function answers an incoming call automatically alter a number

<;1'-.1 rings that the user sets.

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v Select the parameter you want using the

V scroll buttons.

.Bell repetitions 1 ,2,4,6 : Bell repetitions before call is

.OFF: Auto answer function not used

~ Press. the [MEM] button to enable your ;~J selection.

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v Select the parameter you want using the ~ scroll buttons.

.Normal Beep: sounds for a short while when button

is pressed.

.Long Beep: continuous beep as long as button is pressed.

v If yo.u pr~ss the [MEM] button, the

Q) function will be chosen.

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~ Select ~he designated parameter you ~ want using the scroll buttons.

.ONL y COMA: displays time only in COMA mode.

.NO: does not display time. .TIME INFORM: displays time when the handset gets

time information.

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~ This function adjusts the LCD screen contrast of the handset

(;1) Press [Menu] --.,,~--.,,@.

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@ Enter a greeting using the dial buttons.

-"C~~"~"C-~~.,.. -~--~-=~~ ~fj Press the [MEM] button to enable your

setup.

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1;:0 Select the contrast level you want using ,,;... scroll buttons.

.The contrast levels are from 1 to 8 that you can select

~!I Press the [MEM] button

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This function verifies the current time during a call, and is available only with digital service.

Press [Menu]

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.After 10 sceonds, it moves to higher memu

automatically.

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Press [Menu] ~ (5) ~ (2).

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.Verify the length of the last call

This function displays total air time sinceihe phone has been manufactured.

Does not resel(like mileage of a car)

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.Verify the air time of the originating call

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.Verify the call time in the roaming area

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This function displays alarm and phone number at a set time on the screen. You can use this function when digital service is provideed.

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~ Select the parameter you want using the V scroll buttons.

.OFF: No alarm set up .ONCE: Melody sounds for a minute at a set time, and

the phone number is displayed, then the function iscanceled.

.DAIL y : Alarm sounds for a minute daily at a set time.

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.Setting up for ONCE

-Enter month/date/hour/minutes in two digits.

-Press [MEM] button.

-Enter a phone number you want.

-Pressing [MEM]will store it.

-When sounds alarm with displaying the reserved number, yOL may press [SEND] button to make a call.

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-Enter hour/minute in two digits

-Press [MEM] button.

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.YES: sounds alarms in every minute. .NO: sounds no alarm

~ Press [MEM] button.

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This function sounds an alarm and gives out a message when the handset enters a ne service area, or when it enters other system service area, or when it leaves the user'

service area.

r;;2"l Select the parameter you want using the ~~-/ scroll buttons.

.YES: sounds alarm and displays message when

change of service (Digital, Analog, etc.)

.NO: sounds no alarm

~ Press [MEM] button.

.There are three kinds of messages.

O The service area is changing.

CHANGING SVC AREA: when you are entering a

service area different from the one you just left.

8 You are leaving a service area.

LEAVING SVC AREA: when you are leaving your

service area.

8 Entering a new service area.

ENTERING SVC AREA: when you are entering a

new service area.

This function sounds an alarm when a call is released.

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Press [Menu] -7 @ -7 ~.

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i\'~ Select the parameter you want using the \~£ scroll buttons.

.YES: sounds alarm when a call is released. .NO: sounds no alarm.

~ Press [MEM] button.

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~~~ This function prevents any other person from using the handset with

8::1 permission. If locked, the handset can't be used to dial or use any other functi

(However, calls can still be received and emergency calls can be made.)

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ri) Enter a 4-digit lock release code,

.Default parameter of the lock code is set to "0000"

when shipped out of factory,

t) Press Dial (0 (AUTO LOCK#)

~ Select the parameter you want using the ~ scrooll buttons.

.Yes: If you turn your handset on, it will be locked. .No: The handset will not be locked.

--,.,~c~" ~ Press the [MEM] button to enable your ~ selection.

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This function i$ used when you change a 4-digit lock code, which is necessary alter you release the

locking status of the handset.

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(I) Enfer a 4-digit lock release code.

.Default parameter of the lock code is set to "0000"

when shipped out of factory.

fi\ Press Dial ~ lock-code change ~ (Slt:T LOCK#)

t8' Enter a new 4-digit lock code. vI

-~ r8\ Press the [MEM] button, and the new ~ lock-code will be set.

.Once you change the lock code on the handset, be sure to keep

the code in writing separately in preparation for forgetting it.

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This is a function to restrict using certain functions in the handset. Yo can restrict four different functions independently.

Press [Menu]

(7)

Enter a 4-digit lock release code

Press Dial @ (RESTRICT)

!4) Using the scroll buttons, select the set V parameter as YES

.If you set NO, this function does not advance and

returns to the previous step.

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This is a functic>n you can use when you do not want to answer calls. When this function is enabled, the phone does not respond to incoming calls. However, you can still make outgoing calls.

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If select "YES" , then press dial

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~ Select the parameter you want using the

7) scroll buttons.

.RESTRIC~ : to refuse INCOMING calls. .ALLOW: to accept incoming calls.

Press [MEM] button

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possible to make emergency calls. !~~~~~~t.'::~.~'~. r-' I---' r 1

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~ Select the parameter you want using the ~ scroll buttons.

.RESTRICT: to lock OUTGOING calls-

.ALLOW: to allow OUTGOING calls.

then press dial (i)

If select "YES'

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~ Select the parameter you want using the ~ scroll buttons.

.RESTRICT: 10 lock Ihe use of memory- .ALLOW: 10 allow Ihe use of memory.

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(t) pr~~s [MEM1 button.

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This is a function that prevents a subscriber from using another carrier's system. ( this function is set, the subscriber can't receive or make a call from another carl service area.

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~17i If select "YES" , then press dial ...~@ ~~ (ROAMING)

~ Select the parameter you want using the V scroll buttons.

.RESTRICT: to lock roaming service-

.ALLOW: to provide roaming service.

ri) Press [MEM] button.

fi' Enterl 4-digit locking release number.

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.Default parameter of the lock code is set to "0000"

when shipped out of factory.

(I) Pres~ dial@ (CLR MEMORY) button.

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~ Select the parameter using the scroll ~ butto~s.

.YES: erases memory. .NO: does not erase memory.

f) Press [MEM] button.

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(I) Press [Menu] -7 (1)

(t) Enter 4-digit locking release number.

.Default parameter of the lock code is set to "0000"

when shipped out of factory.

(I) Press dial (5) (CLR DIALED) button.

~ Select the parameter using the scroll ~ buttons.

.YES: erases call contents. .NO: does not erase call contents.

7;~'~all time clearing

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~ This function is for clearing total air time

(j) Enter 4-digit locking release number.

.Default parameter of the lock code is set to "0000"

when shipped out of factory.

16'\ Select the parameter using the scroll ~ buttons.

.YES: erases total call time. .NO: does not erase total call time.

(I) Press [MEM] button,

(j) Press [MEM] button.

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(j) Ent,r 4-digit locking release number.

.Default parameter of the lock code is set to "0000"

when shipped out of factory.

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.YES: erases roaming call time. .NO: does not erase roaming call time.

(f) Press [MEM] button.

",,==~=,~~,~,""=,"'U, ~ Select the parameter you want using the V scroll buttons.

.YES: execute the reset. .NO: does not reset.

(I) Press [MEM] button.

.Automatically power turns off after displaying the

message "Please wait for a moment"

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,j~~ This feature allows you to select the preferred system of operaf n for the

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ri) Press [Menu] ~ (7)

(I) Enter 4-digit locking release number.

.Default parameter of the lock code is set to "0000"

when shipped out of factory.

(I) Press dial @ (VOICE PRIV) button.

I(' Select the parameter using the scroll

V buttons.

.STANDARD: Uses standard voice privacy. .ENHANCED: Uses enhanced voice privacy.

(I) Press [MEM] button.

(I) Press [Menu] + @ + (f).

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~ Use the scroll buttons to select the V desired system, then press [MEM].

.SYSA>B : The handset uses system A. If it cannot

.SYS A ONLY: The handset uses system A only. .SYS B>A : The handset uses system B. If it cannot

.SYS B ?NL Y : The handset uses system B only. .HOME 0NL Y : The handset uses system(A or B) that

.STANDARD: The handset uses all systems.

~!finalog Force Call Feature

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lJI:;., rflturns to the normal mode when the call is ended or 10 minutes after

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find system A, it uses system B.

find system B, it uses system A.

corresponds to the system/network ID designated by the handset.

Setting this feature.

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(I) Press [Menu] + @ + (2).

~ Press [MEM] button to set this mode or V [END] to cancel.

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This function enables your handset number to be transmitted automatically to a pag you called without pressing the whole phone number.

In this function a beep sound is blocked from transmission to the other party when you press a new phone number to store a call.

(I) Press [Menu] 4 CD (during a call).

(1} Press [Menu] -? (2) (during a call).

.After displaying the phone number for 5 seconds, it

will return to the previous screen.

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(t) pre~s [Menu] ~ ~ (during a call).

ri) Ent$r a phone number you want to store.

.To cancel this function, repeat the above procedure.

Then "SILENT PAD" message disappears.

This funclion mules your voice from being Iransmilled 10 Ihe 01her party during Ihe call

(during a call)

('1) Press [Menu] ~ @ (during a call).

.To cancel this function, repeat the above procedure.

Then "MUTE" message disappears.

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This function enables you to adjust earpiece volume while a call is in progress.

(f) Press [Menu] ~ (§) (during a call)

This function enables you to select the voice privacy mode while a call is in progress.

~ Press (Menu] -1 (§) (during a call).

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.STANDARD: Uses standard voice privacy. .ENHANCED: Uses enhanced voice privacy.

Ct) Press [MEM] button.

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8:::1 calendar. You can use this function only with digital service.

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~ Press dial button ~ [BIRTHDA V].

.Enter your solar calendar birthday in year/month/date,

and then press [MEM] button.

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any other day, select OTHER DA Y .

.To check "Today Biorhythm is only possible when set

up the time information.

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showing how many days have passed since your birth date for the date

~rencewhose bio-rhythm you want displayed on the top portion of the screen.

.What is bio-rhythm ?

Bio-rhythm is a life rhythm that is govemed by three rhythm curves called physical, emotional, and intelligent and starts from within our bodies from our birth to death.

O Physical rhythm

Ihis rhythm controls wide-ranging physical elements related to resistance

to diseases, physical strength, adjustment of muscle exercise, speed, physiology, and other basic physical functions with a cycle of 23 days.

f) Emotional rhythm

This rhythm adjusts creativity, sensitivity, mental health, and recognition about world and humans with a cycle of 28 days.

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This rhythm affects our memory, susceptibility to fright, acceptance of

knowledge, and logical and analytic power with a cycle of 33 days.

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LethaIgi: refrain from drinking, overeating, Better not to tackle work

Easily be fatigued. Need to Become passive at work

.and excessive physical exercise. requiring patience and

pef'K)(j Rest is important. Regular and creativity. Need to take rest

light exercise will increase your while avoiding personal potential power relationships and Challenges.

Relatively low levei mental work. Avoid demanding brain work and courses you

are not confident in.Organize materials, notes and cards.

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.u.: This feature tells you who is calling you on your phone by displaying tl

fIr"I caller's number when the phone ririgs. (If the caller's name and numb

are stored in your phone book, the caller's name will be displayed). If yl call someone who has this feature, your phone number also willl

displayed on the phone.

.The function keys are as follows :

equal to:[MEM]button, +:[~]button, -:[MENU]button,

X:[ * ...]button, /:[#]button, .(dot):[SEND]button

fj\ ' If you press [ENO:P] button, the screen

~ returns to the previous one.

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~ Operate stop watch function by using ~ the volume keys.

.The upper volume key[A] : StarVStop/Split Control .The lower volume key['Y] : split/Split Release/Reset

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~ If you press [END/PJ button, the screen ~ returns to the previous one.

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rIf\ Phone numbers fr.om call received while you are away fro ~ your handset are displayed on the LCD screen.

.If you have the AUTO ANSWER function enabled, this function is not supported. .Up to 10 phone numbers from received calls can be memorized.

t) Press [END] button to read phone numbers received.

.If you have several phone numbers received, the last phone number will be

displayed on the LCD screen.

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if the caller leaves his phone number when handset client can'

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answer the call in 40 seconds, the caller's phone number is displayed on the LCD screen.

* VM, SMS and CLI are system dependent.

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~ When the handset re~eives a character ~ message, and ~ blinks on the screen

and the following message is displayed.

.A message arrivals is announced with ringer, lamp, or

vibration as selected by the user.

.A received character message can be automatically

stored up to 30 characters long.

-=~ 16'\ When a voice message is received, the ~ handset blinks ~ and displays the

following message.

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.The unchecked character and voice messages are

displayed on the screen.

(I) Press the character button (ce).

.The message list is displayed in order of receipt-

.Unchecked messages are displayed on the

corresponding number with "N"

~ Select the message number you want to ~ check by using the scroll buttons + [MEM].

.After a period of time, the next screen will

automatically be displayed (Auto Scroll)

.It is possible to confirm the displayed message

by using the auto scroll or volume buttons.

M()gT RECENn. v RECEIVBJ MESSAGE

.A voice message can only be checked;

it cannot be stored in the message list.

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(I) P~ss [END/PJ button.

.If during the check you want to call the person who sent the

message, press [SEND] button.

.To delete a message you are currently checking, press

[CLR] button.

.To return to the previous screen, press [END/P] button.

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The car hand$-free kit allows you to talk with both your hands on the steering wheel without

picking up the handset while driving. Because the handset is powered by the car battery, it can provide long call time while the battery pack connected to the handset is charging.

Compon+nts of Car Hands-free Kit

Mounting Stand

Mounting Stand Base(including screws)

Hands-free Box

Hands-free Box Base(including screws)

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On-glass Antenna

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Cigar Lighter Charger

This device allows Ihe handsel 10 receive Ih

power from Ihe cigar jack in Ihe car wilh/wilhol

Ihe handsel battery pack attached.

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Traveling Charger

This device is convenient to use when you are ii

travel.

Portable Hands Free Kit, Cradle, Leather Case, etc.

ITum the Handset On Press (END/PI button until the lamp turns on.

Press [END/PJ button until the lamp turns on

Make a Call Receive a Call End a Call

[Area Code][Phone Number)[SEND) Press any button

Press [END/P) button.

Adjust volume with volume button I [VOL][MEM] in current state (Talk, Standby. Hands-free Talk.)

Adjust volume With menu button I [MENU][4][1-4][* &I#T][MEM]

Ringer on/off

Select Ringer Type

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Store Phone Number One-Touch Dialing Two-Touch Dialing

[MENU][3][1][ * &I#T][MEM] (MENU][3][2][ * &I#T][MEMI

[Phone Number][MEM][MEM][Enter Name][MEM] Press the memory number (0-9) more than one second.

Press the memory number (10-99) short for the first digit and

long for the second digit Find the list of the latest calls Recall by Memory Location Recall by Phone Number Recall by Name Erase a stored Phone Number I

Check the hidden Phone Number , Erase the hidden Phone Number

'Adjust Back Light

Auto Retry Auto Answer

Adjust beep ~ngth Display Current Time & Date

Change Greetings

[MEM][1][*&I#T]

[MEM][2][Memory Location number][ * &!fT]

[MEM][3][Phone Number][MEM][ * &!#T]

[MEM][4][Name][MEM][ * &I#T]

[CLR][Memory Location number][ * &I#T][MEM] I

[MEM][2][Memory Location number 9O-99][LOCK CODE] I

[CLR][Memory Location number 9O-99][LOCK CODE][ * &I#T]

[MENUH1][1][*&I#T][MEM] I [MENU][1H2][*&I#T][MEM] I [MENU][1H3][*&!#T][MEM] -I [MENU][1][4H*&I#T][MEM] I [MENU][2][1][*&I#T][MEM] I

[MENU][2][2][Enter Greeting][MEM] I

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Adjust LCD contrast Check Current Time I Check Last Air Time Check all calls I Check Total Air Time I Check Roaming lime I Set reserved call and alarm I Time Alert I Service Area change Alert I Call Release Alert I Auto Lock I Change Lock Code I Phone Restriction Blocking Incoming Calls i

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Memory Use Lock

i Roaming Service Lock

Clear Memory Clear Dial List Clear Total Air Time Clear Roaming Call Time Reset Phone Voice privacy selection

System selection Analog force call Send Selt Number Self Number Check on a Call Store Number with Silent PAD

[MENU][2][4][ * ..!#'Y][MEM] [MENU][5][1] [MENU][5][2]

(MENU][5][3] [MENU][5][4] [MENU][5][5]

[MENU][5][6][ * ..!#'Y][MEM] [MENU][6][1][ * ..!#'Y][MEM] [MENU][6][2][ * ..!#'Y][MEM] [MENU][6][3][ * ..!#'Y][MEMI

[MENU][7][lOCK CODE][1 ][ * ../#~][MEM]

(MENU][7][lOCK CODEJ[2][New lOCKCODE][MEM]

[MENU)[7)[LOCK CODE][3][ * .1#~][MEM]

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[1][*...I#T][MEM]

[2][* .1#..][MEM]

[3][*./#~][MEM]

[4][* A./#T][MEM]

[MENUJ[7][LOCK CODE][4][ * A/#T][MEM]

[MENU][7][LOCK CODE][5][ * A/#'Y][MEM]

[MENU][7][LOCK CODE][6][ * ./#"'][MEM]

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[MENU][7][LOCK CODE][8][ * .1#~J[MEM]

[MENU][7][L~PE)[9)[ * A/#~)[MEM]

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[MENU][8][2][ * ~[MEM]

[MENU][1] [MENU][2] [MENU][3][Phone Number]

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