Audiovox CDM120 User Manual

Dual Mode Digital CDMA Telephone

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Getting Started.................................................................6

Precaiftions...............................................................................7

Description of the Phone and Accessories

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Phone Overview......................................................................9

• Main components and their futxJions.............................................9

• Function keys....................................................................................10

• Display indcators............................................................................ 11

Inserting and Removing the Battery

• Inserting the battery....................................................................... 12

• Removing the battery............ ,.12

. ^ ' Charging the Battery

• Power connection............................................................................13

. , • Charging the battery only................................................................13

• Charging the battery with the handset

' • Charging completion.................................................................... .13

• Status of charger LED's.................................................................. 14

• Battery charging time

• Powermanagementtable . iii-

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Tips on Efficient Use of the Battery........ 16

Chapter 2. Basic Operations..............................................................17

Switching the Phone ON and OF

: • Turning the phone ON.......................................................................18

• Turning the phone OFF......................................................................18

- Making a Call.................................................................. 19

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Receiving a Call....................................................................20

I'l Adjusting Volume Level.........................................................21

• With the volume key.........................................................................

' ' Wifh the [MENU] key

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Selecting an Incoming Call Alerl
Selecting a Ringing Tone

Chapter 3. Memory Functions

Storing a Phone Number

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Entering Characters vyith the Numeric Keypad................27

Dialing a Stored Phone Number.

■ One-touch dialing (for memory location number 0-9)

• TwoTouch dialing (for memory location number 10-99)

Recalling a Stored Phone Number

• Recalling by recent calis

• Recalling by the memory location number....................................30

• Recalling by the phone number

■ Recalling by the name

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Recalling a Stored Phone Number from Protected

Memory Locations (90 ~ 99).............................................33

Clearing a Stored Phone Number....................................34

Clearing a Stored Phone Number from Protected Memory

Locations (90 - 99)...............................................................35

Setting up a Reserved Call with an Alarm

Using the Calculator

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Chapter 4. Menu Functions............................................................38

Accessing the Menu

Menu Structure

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Greeting Message (GREETING).........................................42

Time Display (TIME SHOW)

Backlight (BACKLIGHT)

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LCD Contrast (CONTRAST)................................................45

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Call Alert (RCV. TWE)
Seiecfing a Ringing Tone (SBXT RING)-.

Ringer Volume [RINGER VDLJ.......................................

Auto AfisiNer [AUTO ANS.).....

Phone Number [PHONE NUM)....

Phone Veiston (PHCNE VEH)

SetlingNAWiSCTNAM)..................................................

Beep Lefigtti (BEEP LEN.J.

Call Trie (CAU.T1ME)....................................................

Air Time (AIR TlMEl.................................................

Roam Tne (ROAM TIME).^...................

LifeTme(UFE TIME)...................................................

Trie Alert (TIME ALERT) ............. .............

Area Atert( AREA ALEHT)

Call Release Alar (CALL RLEAS)................................

BiOftTythm (BIORHYTHM)

StOfwalEti (STOPWATCH)

Vtarld Time [WORLD TIME)

Auto Lock (ALTO UXK).........

Setting Lock Code (SET LOCK #)....

Call Rsstrtoi (RESTRICT)...,.

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Memory Erase (MEM ERASE]..................................... ......64

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^ t>0sortp(it?n oi'tfta PrKifw sndAEcessorieiS

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inserting eisl flanMng ifw Ballçfy

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^'r;:li)*'Thipa op EflldenlUs oTtfio Battery

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autions

Beicre irou siart.
p3eese make sure
that tlie tiattery is

lijiy cfiangBd.

Do ™i lake apart
Of modify lltt ptMne.

lOLCh lIlQ

■ vianienra during a .¡an.

Do not uee the phone In
hJgh-lemparature or high­riumidity environmenis. If
soaked nfth iqulds. tie phone
may be unf^ieiiebie.

Keep ihe phone In a safe
olsce when ndln use to avoid
damages resulting from
vibraniDn orirnpad.

Do not clean v(xJf phone wiih

chamical soEulions sur:h as

solvafVl or thinoer.

Dq nor use or place your phone
nea; eKpiosvs maieriais.
inflammabte liquids or r

escription of the Phone and

ccessones

THanlt you for Dkxjsing №b COM-120 by Audiovoit. FIdis« chuack youf padoga la
make sura it includes Die iDilowinq items.

one Overview

Main components and Iheir lundtons

4 PfWM

4 USo^' s Mnnual

4 Sl&ndard battsFy

A DHklQp Chargw

1 wjlststrsfi

LED
3llnKs nuhs cir

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Vaiume Key —
4[^ugI& lh& volufT« lovC*

y\
fcypad or WirdS kil.

Locii Key

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n iocfc. Jnodi 1D pratsi il
jgainEtjjnsuirujfllGiluSi.

Numerii:

Keypad

Cover -

Antenna
For !1№ '.■□KM

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[hlnnaihs^nienna

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Earpleua

LCD screen

Power Key
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Funcibn Keys

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ne Overview

ine Overview

Func^tion keys

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j Q) Scrolls Ihraugh menus, settings or memory.

Accesses rnenu and Ifst of functions.

hlaites or answers a call

Terminates a call or returns to slandby(midai)

mode,
Switches Ihe phone onM by pressing and f¥3ldlng
the key bf more then one second.

Erases one character at a lima or clears all
charadBTs Also, by pfossing the key for more than
one second, exits from Ihe cumertl menu,

Used to save settings or retrieve numbers and
names stored n merriory.

Display indicators

Iiill G )Q^ ^ ^ Q (EE

T,jiii (Signal stren^h)

Tl4lli|

Showsstgnarstrengthwithihenumberofbars(C}-5).

(Roaming)

1^

® j When within service area, ffi is displayed,

g_ J {Digital mode)

Indicates that ihe phone is within the service area of a

cellular system other lhan your home resfstered
system.

(Service / Mo Service)

llnot,Ja(lsdispiayed,

{in Use)

^ Appears when the line is busy.

(Short message service)

Appears when text or voice messages are waiting.

(BJ j indicates that the phene is in digital mode.

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Retrieves text or volco messages.

.—ij [Satlery Level IfKiicator)

Shows balance of available battery power with the
nurnPer of bars (04).

rting and Removing the Battery

Inserting the battery

Insert the battery into the groove at the

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bottom of the phone and then press
the battery in the direction of @ until it

snaps.

•The battery must be correctly placed in the battery
compartment.

•If battery is incorrectly Inserted, the phone will not power |
on or the battery may slip out when in use. •

ReiTtoving the battery

Cfiarging the Battery

Power connection

Connect the charger to a standard
120V AC outlet. !
LED's will blink orange when the
power is cinnected.

Charging the battery only

To charge the battery only, insert the
battery pack into the charger.

LED will indicate charging status.

• Red Indicates charging

• Green indicates charging is complete

•Battery is not charged when you purchase the product.

•Fully charge the battery before use.

Charging the battery with the handset

©

Pull out the battery in the direction @

while pushing the separation tab in
the direction ©.

Charging completion

Charging is completed when the
green-colored LED stays on.

rging the Battery

rging the Battery

Status of charger LED’s

Charging in progress

(Red color on)

•

If the LED is not turned on or the red light blinks after
installing a battery in the charger, it indicates that the battery
is not being charged.

Battery charging time

Extended battery About 300 minutes
Standard battery About 300 minutes

• If the surrounding temperature and that of battery itself is
excessively high or low, charging may not be completed
due to battery characterisics.

• So you need to charge the battery at normal temperature.

Charging completion

(Green color on)

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Power management table

Battery

Standard

Extended

•The operating times are approximate values and may vary depending
on network configuration and handset usage.

Mode

CDMA
Analog

CDMA

Analog

Talk Stand-by

175min
105min

375min
225min

56 hrs.

12hrs.

120 hrs.

27 hrs.

on efficient use of the battery

Use enty batteries and ctiargers approved by the prione manuliaciurer.
When s charger is пек In i^e, disDonnect ii horn the power source. Do

no> leave the twtterv oonnected to 9 charger for longer than a week,

overcharging may shoilen its life.
If ieh unused, a fully charged battery may ccrnpletaly dnatn (discharge)

in 1 -4 weeks.

Never use any charger or battery iTial Is damagad or worn out.
Use Ihe battery only for Its intended purpose.
Do not short circuit ihe battery. Acoitjenial sbort cirotJtIfig цп occur

when e rnetallic object (e.g. coin, r:kp or pan) causos direct connection

of the tnve tenhlnels of Die battery (melal sldps on the treok of the
battery), for example, when you cany a spare battery In your pocket or
purso. Short clncuilrng the larmlnats may rlamage the battery or the
connacKing object.

Leaving the battery in hot or cold places, such as irt a closed car in
summer or wirier conditions, reduces the capacity and lifetime of the
baltery. Always try Ю koep the baltary belwaert 41 ...F and 96-.-F {5...C
artd Э6...С). A phone wlih a hot or cold baiiery may tenyporarily not
work (or charge) oven If the battery is fully charged.

Temperature exiremes atfecl Ihe ability of your battery lo charge;
allow It lo ocoi dcwn or wam up flrtK.

When the battery is not in use, stone it uncharged in a cool, dark and

dry place.
The battary is a sealed unit with na serviceablB parts. Do not attempt

lo open the case.

It Is recommended that you allow your battary lo fully dlsrdtarge betöre

you recharge It.
The battery can be charged end discharigeo hundreds of times but will

evenitually wear out. When the operating time is shorter than normal.

It is dme to buy a new battery.
Do not dispose of a battery in a Гич!
Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regijilations.
Recycle!

Basic Operations

(3 Siittehlhg the Phone On and Off

gfMikJnBaCalt
^ Reoelvlfig s Cad
^ Ac(iiSffn0 Volume Level
O SeectiTiB an Jnconiinfl Calf Alett
^ Saecftng a Rihfling Tone

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^áftícWnjf tÍ7e Phone On and Off

Máking a Call

Turriing tlie phone ON

Press ard hold {END/ Ó ] unill

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ihe LCD light Is turned on,

Ywr pt»ne Is In tock mode if "LOCKCOOr Is dsplayBd on fhe
LCD.

Efiisr youf 4-dl9i lock code to unlock (ho phono.

Turning Uio phone OFF

Press and hold [END/ O ] until

©

POWERING OFF is displayed and
than the LCD light Is turned off.

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Enter the area oode and phone

number with the numeric
keypadfO-d).

To comea a nun*ef.
# Press |CLFl] quickly to delete nne

chaiader at a lims-

• Press and riold [OLRI iof mort than

1 second to dear die eniira phone

number.

Press [SEND}

• "CALL FAlLEff" indícales lhal your
cailisnot connectod.

• Press [EN№6[and [SEND] ID try e

call again if tha ina is busy

Press[END/ O ] to termiiiate Ihe

can.

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# ftfiss [SEND] to fedaJ (tifl ruffitoer you just cafled.

• If [ ] is displayed on the LCD, Ttie phone Is out of servioe
area.

Receiving a Call

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When your phone rings, the

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answering lamp blinks and

"INCOMING CALL" message is

displayed on the LCC.

Press any key exoepl [ 91 to

answer.

Press [END/0 ] 10 lerminate the
call.

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Adjusting a Volume Level

l f The curran] uoluffle setting can i» coninolled n two ways; by using

With the volume key

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volume n*v Or Ihe menu key.

Press Ihe volume key on the
side of the phone to adjust

volume levels oi the ear-piece,

ringdr, beep, or hands free kii

9 AcffjíiearpiAoovQiumedumgaosül.

# Афк1 beep wlumeTislariclby rude.

Press [MEM] to store, otherwise

the setting is stored automatically

in five seconds,

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• AUTO ANSWER allows you to recolve an Irooming call
automsllicatly altar Ihe preoallned numt»r ol rings.

(See pg-AT 1^ corriplaie {leacriplion.)

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A^usting a Volume Level

fleeting an Incoming Call Alert

With the [MENU] key

Press [MENU], ©and @ in

©

standby mode

Press [ >|c A or #T] or [ ^ ] to

scroll to the desired volume.

Press [MEM] to store the setting.

Ilfll c 0 B

1: RCU. TVPE
2: SELCT RING
3: RINGER UOL

4: RUTO RNS

tiiill tt 0 Güil

RINGED UOL

IMEMI lENDl

You can select ringing tone, or silent alert to be notified of a cail.

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Press [MENU],© and © in standby mode.

Press [>|c A or #▼] to scroll to

the desired option.

# RINGER ON: sounds ringing tone.

# RINGER OFF: blinks without ringing.

Press [MEM] to store the setting.

Tidi o 0 B

1: RCU. TYPE
2: SELCT RING
3: RINGER UOL

4: RUTO RNS

Tiilll a 0 Gnï

RCU. TVPE

Minger on

(MEMI lENDI

It

Sheeting a Ringing Tone

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TT1I91ealu4 «itows /ou 10 ealed Fmnt o(M]un& ineluling metody nngerj.

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Press [MENUJ.® and ® In

standby mods.

Pra^ It À or to scroti to №a desired type.

# 6 diFlereni nielodioa And S rtn^yn^

■ones an avillable.

Press [MEM] 10 store the salting,

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Memory Function

{3 Sloflrg a Phora Numhar

Entering CSiaracters wilh the Numerlt Keypad

m Dialing a Stored Phone Number

Recalliiig a Stored Phone Number

1^ Recalling a Stored Phtme Number from

Protected Memory UKatlone(iK)’99)
© CleaTing a Stcred Phone Number
IZl Clearing a Stored Phone Number Irom

Proieded Memory Loi^libns {90-93)
|S] Seitting up a Reserved Call with eri Alarm
lil Using the Calculator

ЬЫппд а Phone Number

Up ta IDO phone nurnbers with as£W3<ed names can be stcnei] In

memoij.

Entering Characters with Numeric

JievOad followinj IS a lable o( letters and special chafaiteis

'' labeled on tiia numertc keypad.

PHDht ^

NUMlifn 'w'

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Enter a phone number you want

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to store and press IMEM],

Enter a memory location
number (00-99) for the phone

rtumber and press [MEM],

# Tn change the menioiy locaiiw rum№r.

enlsr a ne»i locsrtwn number anrf fKias
[MEM].

# TPB Last to merrKMy locatnns(90-D9) aie

pr^ected wilti №a tocik code against
iinaulhtorized reiriavai.

# "OVfRWmTE'T messaga li displayed

Oil the LCO i( the phona number already

ejtists in №a same bcatiori.

Enter a associated name with

the numeric keypad,

Ф Every key is labeted wim oowespondlng

sevaral eharacteia.

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Select characters

keypad.

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pnses [djriepeattxty untü Пк dssired danctere appear.

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enter

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the numeric

5th entry

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Press [ Ш J to rnove to the next character.

Ш Cursor shuts to №e пол oclumn aulWalicBllv in two eeonnds

titer pressing в потопе key.

Enter the associated name with the numeric

Ф Л name may coniflln up in 1i etptiinumerlconaniciBrs,

keypad,

Press [MEM] ta stone.

How to correct characters.

# Piess.{CLn]guicMyiDdeM)Pooacharaf№taiatimB.
# Or press and hoW LC^l iwie tharf CM second ucteaMhe

entire phone тлфего! once.

^ Dicing a Stored Phone Number

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OiiG-iouch dialing (for memorv local ion numlwr O-0J

Ttila allows jwu io rngke g ilesh call in the oonimnient way.

net,

Recalling a Stored Phone Number

Tile Phone ooinber Siorea n manxHv can ne recallad by sacning Oirougii
the ractnl cells or typing 1he ngrnory kxallnn nmhet, ihe phene number
or the name. '

Recalling by recent calls

Press and hold ths memory
location number(0'9) you wart

tor more than 1 secorwJ.

# Trils ailDwe you bo call any d> the

ehone iiumbers sinrsd in the first
10 memory locadwa (£)^) withaui
preeslng [SEND],

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iiit‘«gM' riJilUl

TwD'Iouch dlaling{for memory location rujmbar 10^)

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Press ths first digit o1 Ihe

fnemory location number {10

99) and then press ar>d hold the
second digit for more than 1
second.

# TNs allCHve yeu itt caH any (tf Die

phone niimbera aiorad m the last
$0 rnemory locations (1Q-9S)
wlihiwt pteesing fSEND].

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gtatiMe rg

MEMggv wH

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• If Ihe memory kjcalion la smpty, “EMPTY LOCATION" is

displayed art the LCD.

# II lha selected mernory locatiort numtier Is tine dl the

last 10 locatioris (SO^), ths phone rumher Is not
displayed.

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Press (MEMl, d)and 0.

# Lip to to last colls con b« mtneued

by ih« LAST CALL opton.

Press [JitA or #▼] to scroll to
the desired phona numbei.

[4v] allows you to ectoH to raceni
oB]lsand{:tA]iaeidercalls.

Press [SEMD} to make a call.

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Яееа/f/nsf a Stored РЛоле Number

Pef a///n9 a Stored Phone Number

Recalling by Ihe memory location number

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Press [МЁМ)Л) and

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Efiler the mamoTy location or press [«A or ITT) to scroll ro №e desirad entry.

Ф {j(Aj Bliaws ycHj № scroll higJior

Press {SEND] to make a call.

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Recalling by lha pbane numtier

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Press 1МЕМ],фагк1 ®,

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Enter the entire or partial phone number you want and press |MEM],

Press [if * Of fl¥] !0 scroll lo
ihe desired entry.

9 {4: A,] Bilovirs you ID scroll hig№f

and ¡*t1 Iwar.

press [SEND] lo make a саИ.

(4)

c

’Ml ft и iiiit

1: LRil tfiLt
2: LOCUTION
3: NIMIER

4; NRMI

T,d A (6 GES

Mcnti

NO M BE Rt

(heh; lEMtl

Till fl IS

.iimM

KR-Kim-ltKiiK

iDcniiBM: II

4

Reeaiiing a Stored Phone Number

-y

RacaKing by Ihe name

Reciting a Stored P/ione Nuj^rfrom

_ Pmectea Msmory Locations (90-99)

m ^

Press [MEM]. ® arid ©,

Enter an entire er partial name
assoclsled with ihe phone
number you want and press
[MEM).

Press I * A or ^▼1 1o ecfoll to
the desired entry.

• I * a] allcws yiQu (□ scrolt higher

a/vd[NT] Icner.

Press [SEND] to maJce a call.

0

Tiill s Q tins

t; Lmr :ru

l\ IDCDTrUX

NltMBID

4: HRHt

riin n SI

ftCCBLl

iiAMf T

IMIKt IlMDl

till a (s (Tnü

J]|IN

MR-HHH-XKBX

iDUMieii «1

Press [MEM],® and

Enter the memory iocallon

numt»i{90 -- 99) you waht to

recall or press i»a or *^1 IP
scroll to the desired entry-

Press your rt

o( Ihe dhw'*

Press [SENDlto make a call.

'digli lock

^ WtKii ^ purtiiflM s ri9w phone,

Ifw piiigrammetl detauli todR code

0

coda,

tid e m GS

1-. \(lir L*H

Z; LiCnTlir*

3: hUMlLn

4; I4*M(

TA tl 0

UCATID'iT

[Ml Ml

tm « 0

JPIIH
iBitcaet r

retmuN; «

till n B ra

KK-hHH HkMM

IBCHTia^i: ii

IIMtl

a3>

clearing a Stored Phone Number

_ fjjin Memory

Cfearing a Stored Phone Number from Pj^ecfed Memory Locations (90-99)

V, MEUEfiV

LoaTonttiMeffl

Press [CLR]

Enter the memory lacaMon
nurnber you wish to erase.

Press [* A or #▼] to corifirm
erasing the phone number and
select VES" i( oorred,

^ V€S Ifliiicates you have

ciearad entry frpnuhs nrpemory,

• NO allows you Do emit without
eiasing the enby.

Press [MEM] to activate.

s fl) (uS

IRMI

IttkTiqH * 7

11« ft e @

CARIE T

R«EI

ion]

DB1QHV LOOfCOti Cj

siOomoNtwieEn ^ ^

Press (CLR).

(D

Enter the memory location
number(90 ~ 99) you wish to

erase.

Press your 4-digii!ock cods.

<D

^ ^ Press [ t: A Of #▼] to confirm
(¿1*1 the phone number and seiect

"VES" if correct.

• YE$ idiiioaiss thsl you have

cisaroit ma entry trcm the manviry.

# hlO alk)№ you to ent without

srasatg th« entry.

1« s a ^

^ (Q

IDrKCDOE T

Till B a @

(R*lt r

>V1 I

(MIMI

[CM I

Press (MEM) to activate.

'.2V

36

l^r

j,

ing up a Reserved caii wfith an Alarm

'tTvC r«ilur« iIIqws Vfm 1q rraeo« i DlWi« numl»r ho b» dspla^Bd si pwMlin«]

Umo wiih in slumi 0(11h« LCD. n li tvoUibl» ortlr nulig^l mod*.

Using the Calculator

TTiljleiHiimnilPrtHiiUlDijSsIhiphwiiiiiaiicalciialor

o £

Press IMEM] andi^.

Press [if: A or #T] 10 scroll to the desired option.

# OFF: Uims an alarTTi dock crfl.

# ONCE: sfHjnd& an aiarm melwly tor

ana miniile at a prailefirietf
time, tisplays the reurved

phone number and then
seta the aiarm atf.

^ DAILY : beeps an aiarm eignal at

predefined bme every daiy.

I Settirtg alarm to ONCE

-Enter the time in nhonthjday.hajr.rtiinule,
11/30,12:30.

■ Press [MEM].

- Enier the pt»na numter you wish to reserve.

- Press |MEM|.

- Press [SEND) to dial toe reserved ntirrtoer.

I Setting alarm to DAILY

- Enter Ihe time.

-Press [MEM].

tiiU s IS ^

I: DiHCcTeait

i\ aisHM CHLt
j: caLcui*TDa

Tai IT (B di!

*1A*M I[T

>Bf r
IHIMI {rMBl

s 9-

Press [MEM] and (S)

Make a calculation by referring to the followings:

# AvajiiWe Kays:

±: [MEM] . *:

X -[iil. +

Prass the key iseociaied with the tunchon
you warn

Or press land then [:k A or st] le scroil
la ttw desired lunclioft end press [MEW].

You tan enter numbers up to 8
digits/3S,ee9,99e) and iwo decimsi piaces-
If the CBicuietlen exceeds B digits. Ihe
phone isplaya it in Ihe term pi 99.999.399

K ifftET] by using e valid difllls.
Use '0-value' to dl^lay a negative number,
I.e, ■-«r=»-B'.

It you press the ¡key. the monu ol

avalleble tonoiions is dLspiayed on ICO
during a calcuiBticn

¡El ■ 1MEMU1.

[DT] .(dpfliJSEiJDI

Pres5[EN[y6)toeKil.

irii amt!!!;

EUJL-I : MEM

oeii . I : SFNp

■ 1| ■ I

-tHlMU /:l#l

ThI Q DQ <iu£

tiULeiflTDII

TA a 0 (a!!

ceicurntas

* - ■ /.

Tidl s 0 <!<3

caicuinteii

Et •

^^J^cessing the Menu

Menu Functions

0 Accessing the Menu

@ Menu Structure
0 Greeting Message
0 Time Display
© Backlight

© LCD Contrast
© Call Alert
© Selecting a Ringing Tone
© Ringer Volume
® Auto Answer
© Phone Number

© Phone Version
® Setting NAM
© Beep Length
© Call Time
© Air Time
© Roam Time
© Life Time
© Time Alert
© Area Alert

© Call Release Alert
® Biorhythm
® Stopwatch
© World Time
© Auto Lock
© Setting Lock Code
© Call Restrict
© Memory Erase

® Resetting the Phone
© Voice Privacy

Press [MENU] and select a
menu option with the numeric
keypad.

• Press [* A or #T] or volume key
to scroll through the list of menu
options.

Press [CLR] to exit from the
current menu and return to the
previous one.

Press [END/ 0 ] or [MENU] to
exit from the current menu
completely and return to the

initial display.

38

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39

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A№fiu Sfrucfure

■ [

A№nu Structure

1

1: GREETING
2; TIME SHOW
3: BACKLIGHT
4: CONTRAST

1 ; RCV, TYPE
2 : SELCI RING

3 : RINGER VOL
4 : AUTO ANS.

1 : PREFSYS.
2: FORCE CALL

3: PHONE NUM
4: PHONE VER

5: SET NAM
6: AUTO NAM
7 ; BEEP LEN
8:DTMFSPD

1 : CALL TIME
2: AIRTIME
3:ROAM TIME
4; LIFE TIME

1 : TIME ALERT
2: AREA AL£RT
3: CALLRLEA3

1 ; BIORHYTHM
2 : STOPWATCH
3 EWORLD TIME

1 : AUTO LOCK
2; SET LOCK#
3: RESTRICT
4: MEM ERASE
5;RESET PHN
6; VOICE PRV,

0eeting Message

_ J:

This feature allows you to display a greeting message on the LCD when you
power on the phone. A greeting message can contain a maximum of 12
characters.

O ^1^0

Greeting j*«
Message

//me Display

" E

This feature allows you to view current date, day of week, and time on the LCD.

O

Press [Menu], © and ®,

Enter your greeting message with the numeric keypad.

Press [MEM] to store.

Tiill tt (9 CiiS

I: GREETING
2: TIME SHOUJ
3: BRCKLIGHT

4: CONTRRST

Tifll B Q CHS

GREETING ?

FmEM] [END]

Press [MENU], © and (2).

Press [ * A or #T] to scroli to

the desired option.

• YES: activates the Time Display
function.

• No: Disables Time Show function.

Press [MEM] to store.

Tilll tt (9 GiE

1: GREETING
2: TIME SHOUJ
3: BRCKLIGHT

4: CONTRRST

Iiill B 0 S

SHDU) TIME?

► VES

[MEM] fEND]

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\^cklight

This feature illuminates the keypad and LCD display.

Jt.€D Contrast

..j-

This feature allows you to adjust the LCD contrast of the phone.

o Ao A o O

Press [MENU], © and ©.

Press [ A or #▼] to scroll to the desired backlighting time.

• 1,2,4,6,8,or10SECOND(S);
indicates the duration of the
backlighting time.

• ALWAYS ON : sets the backlight
to be on all the time.

• OFF : sets the backlight to be off
all the time.

• OFF IN DAY: turns off the

backlight from 9AM to 5PM.

(Po;<er Save Mode)

Press [MEM] to store the

setting.

lull a Q S

I: GREETING
2: TIME SHDUI
3: BRCKLIGHT
4: CONTRRST

Tllll a 0 ®

BRCKLIGHT

► OFF

IMEMl lENDI

^ O O O

Press [MENU], © and ®.

Press [ * A or #T] to scroll to

the desired contrast level.

Press [MEM] to store the setting.

Till tt ® (im*.

I: 6HEETING
2: TIME SHOUJ
9; BACKLIGHT

4: CONTRRST

Tllll c Q ffiTi!

LCD CONTRAST

IMEH]

[END]

44

45;

fâll Alert

I

Refer to page 23, please.

rÀuto Answer

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. j This feature allows you to receive an incoming call automatically

after a predetermined number of rings-

j^lecting a Ringing Tone

Refer to page 24, please.

jfilnger Volume

' r,

Refer to page 22, please.

Press [MENU], (D and

Press [;|c A or #T] to scroll to

the desired number of rings.

• 1,2,4,or 6 RING(S): indicates the
number of rings before
answering the call.

• OFF : cancels Auto Answer
function.

Press [MEM] to store the

setting.

Já\ n

I: RCU.
2: SELCT
3: RINGER UOL

4: RUTO

Tiiil a

RUTO

^orr

IMEMI

0 fîm!

TVPE

RING

RNS.

0 GnS

RNS1ÜER

lENDl

,46}a

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jPhone Number

' i.

petting NAM

This feature allows you to view your phone number in standby mode.

Press [MENU], (Dand®

Tiiill a 0 (ùiìl

CDMR KKH

KKK-KHKK

phone Version

This feature allows you to view the software version of the phone in standby mode.

Press [MENU], ® and @

Ti/ll a 0 GiS

DI20KKKK

Di20E.ea

The NAM selection feature allows you to change the NAM being used by your
phone. Do not use this feature if you do not have multiple registrations.

i) O

Press [Menu], ® and ®.

Tiiii « 0 {ns

NRM 1

RUDIOUOK

(MENU

lENOl

Press [;f:A or #T] to scroll to the desired NAM.

t

Up to 2 NAMs(NAM1-NAM2) are

available.

Press [MEM] to store the setting.

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Length

This feature allows you to adjust the length of the key beep.

O O

Press [MENU], ©and®.

Press [;kA or #t] to scroll to

the desired beep length.

• Burst.

• Continuous.

Tiill a B ®

BEEP LENGTH

MURST

ItvIEMl

lENDl

€bII Time

Press [MENU], ©and®.

• This feature allows you to view the
duration of your last call.

Time

I

Press [MENU], ©and ®.

1

0

• This feature allows you to view the
total air time.

Iidl o Q (üü!

QB HOURS

ee MINUTES

Be SECONDS

Tiill a B GÎÎÏ

BBB CRLIS
BBB HBURS
BB MINUTES
BB SECONDS

Press [MEM] to store the setting.

0oam Time

Press[MENU],©and

• This feature allows you to view the
total duration of roaming air time.

Jiife Time

^ , Press [MENU], ©and©.

• Total duration of whole roaming air
time (It cannot be reset)

Tiill fi Q (nE

000 CRUS
080 HOURS

00 MINUTES
00 SECONDS

Tull 8 B Clii!

BBB CALLS
BBB HOURS
BB MINUTES
BB SECONDS

51

Tkne Alert

WÍÜ1 ih¡6 Peaiuns ON, you wil be notttifc) durirtg â caJl on« every flwiiitie by a shofl

beep tone.

o ^39l ^ o

Press [MENU], ® and 0.

Press [* A or #▼] to scroll to the desired opiion.

• YES : sauimls aietl every minute.

# No tlieablM Time Aferl function.

Press [MEMJ to store the

setting,

t«| s ID (EtH

IIMI «imt

#

iHfMl liNDI

/ifea Alert

Area fTtindsr

With Iblï leaiiire ON, you wlU be notified with en audible tonn Util you ara
changing sennoe areas.

O O

Press IMENU], {gandid

qj

Press [ ^ A or JfT] 10 scroll to the desired option.

A YES: anmes eiert and displays a

message when the cbenge
o< service area ooOure

A NO: disables Area Alert tunction.

Press [MEM] to store the setting,

A White you are changing sonrice

arsas. âP Bled lone sounds and

one oif the following messages is
asctayed on me ICO.

0 CHIAHGING SVC AREA :

IncDcatae that you are rnoving m
anomaraervioe aree.

O LEAVING SVC AREA : IntAcalss

lhai ypLi ere leaving a service
anea.

0 ENTERING SVC AREA:

indicates that you are just
enlaiirg a new service area.

Trill o ΠB

Rsia KLiai

ffi D

IMFHI ItMl]

S3>

I

Call Release Alert

This feature provides an audible tone when the call is disconnected.

phrhythm

a

/Stopwatch

'■ I

vital period

Dangerous day

Lethargic period

Vital

period

Dangenxis

Lelhaigb

period

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Physical rhythm (23 days)
(Health and sports rhythm
such as weight, stamina,
courage, etc.)

Suitable for tasks requiring
physical strength, travel,
intensive sports training. But
be careful about
overconfidence in your body
and overdrinking. Good
period for rapid recovery from
surgery.

High probability of increased
body temperature,
occurrence of chronic
disease, cold,
headache. Be careful about
driving and other hazardous
situations.

^tstly fatigued. Need to
refrain from drir^king,
overeating,
and excessive physical
exercise.

Rest is important. Reguiai and
light exercise will increase your
potential power.

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Emotional rhythm(28 days)

(Stability rhythm such as

work and Icr/e life)

Takes care of works full of
vitality.
Good time for joint work, love
seeking, and dating.

Emotions and nerves are
easily shaken. Irritation, slip
of the tongue,malicious
gossip can worsen the
condition of a disease.

Become passive at work.
Better not to tackle work
requiring patience and
creativity. Need to take rest
while avoiding personal
relationships and challenges.

Intelligent rhythm (33 days)

(Learning and efficiency

rhythrt\, such as

memory.ability to

analyze,concentration.)

Fast brain activity, lots of
mental work. Planning,
reviewing. Good time to
m^e decisions about
important matters.

Lack of attention and
concentration leads to a
mistake. Better to postpone
important decisions or
entering into contracts.
Be careful about driving.

Relatively low level mental
work. Avoid demanding

brain work and courses you
are not confident in.Organize
materials, notes and cards.

(D

о ([jKI

Press [MENU],® and®

Press [* A or #▼] to control

the stopwatch.

• [A]: controls Start/Stop

• [▼]: conrtols Split/Split Release
/Reset

• The time unit is displayed on the
LCD up to 1/10 second.

Press [END/ d) ] to exit and return to the initial display.

Iiill s в @

STOPUIHTCH-

5.?

World Time

j This feature allows you to see local standard time all over the world.

It is available only in digital mode.

Auto Lock

This feature protects the phone against unauthorized use.

Press [MENU], ©and®.

Press [* A or #T] to scroll to

the desired city.

• The following cities are available:
Athens, Baghdad, Bangkok, Beijing,

Berlin, Cairo, Calcutta, Chicago, Denver,
George Town, Gusubei, Hong Kong,
Honolulu, Karachi, London, Los
Angeles, Madrid, Manila, Melbourne,
Mexico City, Miami, New York, Okhotsk,
Paris, Phoenix, Rangoon, Rio de
Janeiro, Rome, Samoa, San Frandsco,
Seattle, Seoul, Sydney, Teheran, Tokyo,
Wellington.

Press [MEM] to display.

Tidl tt Ì3 (mil

►ATHENS

BAGHDAD
BANGKOK
BEIJING 1

LOCK
CODE

Press [MENU] and @.

Enter your 4-digit lock code.

9 When you purchase the phone, the

default programmed lock code is

“0000".

Press ©(AUTOLOCK).

’'^1 Press [ A or #▼] to scroll to

■r J the desired option.

• Yes: activates Auto lock function.

• No: cancels Auto lock function.

Press [MEM] to store the

• setting.

l.r’

tuli a B GiiL

LDCKCODE ?

Tull s Q GHil

I; AUTO LOCK
2: SET LOCK #
3: AESTRICT
4: MEM CRHSE¿

Iiill a B GiS

RUTO LOCK?

kN 0
[M£M] lENO]

58

• The Auto Lock function is not activated when you purchase the
phone. You should, however, activate it as soon as possible.

• Once the Auto Lock function is set to YES, the phone is in lock
mode whenever you turn the phone on.

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59

petting Lock Code

This feature allows you to change the lock code of the phone.

Sell Restrict

This feature provides you with 4 ievels of cail restrictions.

mo ®)o ^ o

0

Press [MENU] and (3)

Enter the current 4-digit lock code.

• When you purchase the phone, the
default programmed lock code is

"0000”.

Press (D (SET LOCK#)

Enter a new 4-digit lock code.

Press [MEM] to store the

setting.

lull tt Q B

LOCKCODE 7

Tidl o Q B

1: nUTO LOCK
2: SET LOCK #
3: RESTRICT
4: MEM EHflSEi

Tifll e Q Gnu

LOCKCODE ?

HKHK

Press [Menu] and @

(U

Enter your 4-digit lock code.

• When you purchase the phone, the
programmed default lock code is

“0000".

Press (^(RESTRICT)

Press [tA or #T] to scroll to

the desired option.

• YES; activates Restrict function.

• NO: exits without changing the
setting and returns to the
previous menu.

^ \ Press [MEM] to enter the next ijy menu.

Tiill » B Gnil

LOCKCODE ?

Iiill s B Gni

1: RUTO LOCK
2: SET LOCK «
3: RESTRICT
4; MEM ERRSEi

Iilll s B (HE

RESTRICT?

kNO

IMEMI

[ENOI

»0?

..-J

fktU Restrict

Tiiii toBiure iiitrtdG All InHimln^cifj. Cuigoiny calEy «an bo mBi№.

O

Press (])(INCOMING).

Illl tt IB

lj imebhjng

li auTiDiMt
3: Bll MtHBHV

Press A or #T] to scroll to
lF>e desired option.

9 RESTAlCt: Incoming cans.
# ALLOW : allows mccirning calls

T4 a ID

iHCiKikt T

^■UCIl

ll«'*l [EHDl

Press [MEM) to store the

setting.

TlTBlisaUjrB maKflslhc phon* not all№ afl out)iiiiig calls 0J«:e()^1^зae to 9t1, till, 611.

O '' CS)>>

Press®(USEMEMORY).

Select RESTRICT or ALLOW

[ by using the scroll buttons.

# FtESTRlCT ■ bars Ills uffi d rnenwiy.

# ALLOW; allowiltie ussad mefnoiy.

Press [MEM] to store the

melting.

TW B ® G3

VtE KEDfSHVT

n«H| EIWJ

JWtemory Erase

i

tooturft allowG you Id erus sntn«t Irofn m№n№y

Press fMENU] and @

Enter your 4’digit lock ctxJe.

# Wtien you purchise ihe phOAS, №e

programmed detaoll locl< Code U
TOMB'.

Press® and ® (Cm MEMORY).

Press [ :ic A or #T] 10 scroN lo

i the desired option

0

# Y£5 ' clears mBmcry enmes.
^ NO : artilj HilhoLTl erasing ihem.

^ D ig tl¡¡¡

iccirraiL 1

in s Q GÜS

1: AUTO lore

Z\ ItT LBCK *

3: «EimrcT

*: MEH tíMEj.

in B O ElS

ir OR MFriDIty

t-. CLR IINLED

5! ELI lECrtlT
4! Cl* R(I*>4 T

IdE fl ig (HI]!

Cl* MEMaeiTT

|MIEr<l|

lERDi

TtilA ^slü№ elFoiAra you 10 etAM IhA laAt p^one numbers trotm rrwiory.

Press [MENU] and (?)

TaH n E3 '

0

lackcBBE T

Enter your 4-digit lock code.

0

0

0

• Wtieu you purchase the phone. Ihe
programiriAd d<raui1 lock code is
idooor.

Press ® and (2KCLR DIALED).

Press Jik A or #▼] 10 scroll lo ihe desired option.

# VES: dsars ffie entriaa.
^ rtO : axibs Mirhoui srstciag №em.

Illl D El

1; RUTt Lit*
1Í III IBCr »
3: HlITRrCT

41 lA«jl i

Tif n HI

I: CL* MIMDILV

2: cm PIAtEB

3: cm BEECHT

4: CLR «BHM T

Id B IS

cm Brfti *T

I HIM] UNBt

^ Press [MEM) to activate the

operation.

U'/i

Press [MEM] io activate the

operation.

J/lemory Erase

J/lèmory Erase

t

This feature allows you to erase the total air time from memory.

CODE ^

Press [MENU!and®

Enter your 4-digit lock code.

# When you purchase the phone,

the programmed default lock code

is “0000".

Press ® and ® (CLR RECENT).

Press [ * A or #T] to scroll to the desired option.

# YES : clears the entry.

# NO : exits without erasing it.

Tiill c 0 SS

LOCKCODE ?

Tiiil tt 0 (uS

l: AUTO LOCK
2: SET LOCK #
3: RESTRICT
4: MEM ERRSEi

Ilill

a © Gns
1; CLR MEMORY
2:

CLR DIRLED

3: CLR RECENT

4:

CLR RORM T

Tdll a © Güïî

CLR RECENT?

► N 0

[MEM]

[END]

This feature allows you to erase the total roam time.

O O a i;>

Press [MENU] and @

0)

■7ï\ Enter your 4-digit lock code.

• When you purchase the phone, the
programmed default lock code is

“0000”.

Press @ and ® (CLR ROAM).

\ Press [>)c A or #T] to scroll to

^ ~ r J the desired option.

# YES : clears the entfy.
# NO : exits without erasing it.

Tidl © (iiii;

LOCKCODE

Till! o 0 (ÎÎ!£!

I: RUTQ LOCK

2: SET LOCK #
3: RESTRICT
4: MEM ERRSEJ.

Tiill ® 0 Ciiii;

I: CLR MEMORY
2: CLR DIRLED
3: CLR RECENT
4: CLR RORM T

Till! ® 0 6iii:

CLR RORM?

^N 0

[MEM]

[END]

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Press [MEM] to activate the operation.

■px Press [MEM] to activate the operation.

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Resetting the Phone

This feature allows you to reset phone to factory default setting.

Voice Privacy

Press [MENU] and®.

Enter your 4-digit lock code.

• When you purchase the phone,
the programmed default lock code
is “0000”.

/^\ Press® (RESETPHN).

. Press [* A or #▼] to scroll to

~r j the desired option.

• YES: Reset the phone.

• NO: Does not reset the phone.

^ Press [MEM].

Tilill fi Q @

LOCKCODE ?

lull a (9 (HE

5: RESET PHN 1
6; UOICC PRU.

Tull a 0 (HE

RESET PHN?

yN 0

IMEMl

lENDl

Press [MENU] and ®

0

. Enter your 4-digit lock code.

i* When you purchase the phone,

the programmed default lock code

is “0000”.

Press® (VOICEPRV.

\ Press [ * A or #T] to scroll to

I ''■hJ the desired option.

9 STANDARD ; Uses standard voice

privacy

§ ENHANCED; Uses enhanced voice
privacy.

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6: UOICE PRU.

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Making an Emergence Call

This feature allows you to call 911 even if the phone is locked.

Auxiliary Features

Q] Making an Emergency Call
ID During a Call
D Short Message Senrice

PHONE

NUMBER

Enter 911 and press [SEND].

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$ Emergency phone numbers:

911,*611,611,

^ When a call ends, the phone

returns to the previous mode. 80:00:23

LOCKCODE ?

EMERGENCV

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During a Call

During a Call

This feature allows you to transmit your phone number automatically during a call.

Press [MENU] and©.

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pl^ng your phone dumber

This feature allows you to view your phone number during a call.

Press [MENU] and®.

• The phone number will be
displayed for 5 seconds.

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This feature prevents the other party from hearing your key beep when you use
scratchpad dialing.

EtrTEH

PHONE NUMBER

Press [MENU] and®.

Tull B

SILENT PRD

11:18:23

KK-HKH-HHHK

Enter a phone number you wish

to store.

• Repeat the above procedure to
cancel this operation, and “SILENT

PAD” message will disappear on

the LCD.

Muting the voice

This feature prevents the other party from heating your voice.

Press [MENU] and®.

• Repeat the above procedure to
cancel this operation, and “MUTE"
message will disappear on the

LCD.

Tull fi B GHE

-MUTt-

HH-KHK-KRHK

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, Sjtori Message Service

Jt T^iisfeBtureallaw&yautt; i^ceh/e laxt w vqks messages.

Short Message Service

When a tcKl mes^ags Is received, Q
is displayed with the notice of a new
message on the LCD.

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irit pradellnsd nnging lione

• iJp 1o 30 IBM messa^ can be siDfied in

memufy automaticaiy,

When B. voice message is received, B

is displayed with the notice of a new

voice mail message on the LCD.

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Press (

ТГц number d nevif msisages you
have rtcompd but гяг yet leail is

dlapieyh] on the LCQ.

Press {I®) to select TEXT

Option,

# A list o1 mesaa^ hardens»

displayad on Ibo LCO.

M Leiter'N* in front o< a message

haader indicates ihai the massage
tias not ysl baan read.

Press i * * Df #Tj to scroll to the
desired message and press
[МЁМ1.

4 Alter a shOM nnlict of message

headers, ibe correapcndin^
messa^ is drsplayad autcmahcdlty
onihe LCO.

Ф You can reed the mee^a^ tina by

lirie t5y pressing [» лог a w] or Ihe

vclumelwy.

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/д-«мрг^^ Press [END/ Ф ] to exit and relum to itie previous mwiu.

i9

^Hort Message Service

/ 4

Press (

• The number of new messages you
have received but not yet read is
displayed on the LCD.

Press ( Cd ) to select VOICE

option.

• Press [SEND] to listen to the

received voice message, and the
phone will call your voice mail
box automatically.

• Voice messages are available to

review but are not stored in
memory.

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К UOICE
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Appendix

Q) Table of Functions

Press [END/ d) ] to exit and return to the initial display.

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of Functions

^ T^le of Features

Viewing Cuirent Time & Date
A(|usling the BacMghting Tine
Adjusting LCD Contrast
Auto Answer

Viewing Your Phone Number
Viewing the Phone Version
Adjusting Beep Length
Viewing Call Time
Viewing Air Time

Viewing Roam Time
Life Time
Time Aiert
Area Alert
Call Release Alert
Biorhythm
Stopwatch
World Time
Auto Lock
Setting Lock Coda

Restricling the Phone
Barring Incoming Calls
Baning Outgoing Calls
Barring the Use of Memory
Baning Roaming Calls
Clearing Memory Entries

Clearing Call History
Clearing Recent
Clearing Roam Time

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