Benefon TRACK PRO 1.1 Owner Manual

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BENEFON TRACK PRO 1.1

Owner´s Manual

Publication number: YZ2630-1

DECLARATION OF

CONFORMITY

Mediante el presente documento, Benefon declara que este teléfono móvil, del tipo TGP79EE, satisfac e los req ui- sitos esenciales y todas las demás disposiciones pertinen- tes de la Directiva 1999/5/EC.

Benefon Oyj erkl ærer herv ed, at de nne m obiltelef on af ty- pen TGP79EE er i overensstemmelse med de væsentlige krav og andre relevante betemmelser i Directive 1999/5/ EC.

Hiermit erklärt Benefon Oyj, daß dieses Mobiltelefon vom Typ TGP79EE die wesentlichen Anforderungen und andere relevante Bestimmungen der Richtlinie 1999/5/EC erfüllt.

Με

το

παρόν, η τηλέφωνο απαιτήσεις

EC.

Hereby, Benefon Oyj declares that this mobile phone, type TGP79EE, is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

Benefon Oyj déclare par les présentes que ce téléphone mobile, de type TGP79EE, est conforme aux exigences es- sentielles et aux dispositions correspondantes de la Direc- tive européenne 1999/5/EC.

Benefon Oyj

τύπου

TGP79EE,

και άλλους σχετικούς όρους της Οδηγίας

δηλώνει ότι αυτό το κινητό

συµµορφώνεται µε τις ουσιώδεις

1999/5/

Benefon Oyj dichiara che questo modello di telefono cel- lulare, tipo TGP79EE, risp onde alle prin cipali spec ifiche e misure previste dalla Direttiva 1999/5/EC.

Bij deze verklaart Benefon Oyj dat deze mobiele telefoon, type TGP79EE, voldoet aan de voornaamste eisen en ande- re relevante voorwaarden van Richtlijn 1999/5/EC.

A Benefon Oyj declara pela presente que este telemóvel, do tipo TGP79EE, está em conformidade com os requisitos essenciais e outras disposições relevantes da Directiva 1999/5/EC.

Benefon Oyj vakuuttaa, että tämä m atkapuhelin, tyyppiä TGP79EE, on direktiivin 1999/5/EC olennaisten vaatimus- ten ja muiden asianomaisten määräysten mukainen.

Härmed förklarar Benefon Oyj att denna mobiltelefon, typ TGP79EE, överenstämmer med de grundläggande kraven och andra relevanta bestämmelser i Direktiv 1999/5/EC.

Manufacturer:

24101 Salo, Finland

Benefon OYJ, P .O.Box 84

QUICK GUIDE

POWER ON:

•Press the top side key onds.

POWER OFF:

•Press the top side key onds.

EMERGENCY CALL:

•Press

. SOS and - OK.

•Another way: Press emergency number and press

OK.

•Third way: Key in the emergency number and press

MAKING A CALL:

•Call directly by keying in the number (including the area code) and pressing or

•Recall the number from redial memory by first pressing

l, scrolling the desired

number with the help of

/ for a few sec-

. SOS. Key in the

l or -

n and finally

pressing

l or

•Call directly to the number last dialled by pressing

l twice or

•Quick dial the phone number by selecting the memory slot number between 2 and 9 and pressing the corresponding numeric key for a few seconds or

•Use the

calls

Phone book, Messages or Recent

menus for recalling numbers and

making calls.

ANSWERING A CALL:

•Press

l .

•If the

Anykey answer is set on, you can

also answer by pressing

§, + or

1...9 .

ENDING A CALL:

•End the call by pressing

IGNORING A CALL:

•If you do not want to answer an incoming call, press

III

•You can turn the alarm off by pressing .

QUIET.

ADJUSTING EARPIECE VOLUME:

•You can adjust the earpiece volume during a call by pressing the side keys

zy.

ADJUSTING KEYTONE VOLUME:

•You can adjust the keytone volume when the phone is in stand-by mode by pressing the side keys

zy.

MUTING MICROPHONE DURING A CALL:

•Press

- MENU and enter the Call manage-

ment

menu by pressing - SELECT. Find

Mute/Mute off with the help of n and press

- SELECT.

CORRECTING ERRORS:

•Correct errors by pressing

. CLEAR.

CLEARING THE DISPLAY:

•Press

. CLEAR for a few seconds.

TURNING THE KEYLOCK ON/OFF:

•In stand-by mode, enter the quick menu by pressing pressing can only answer a call by pressing

n once, lock the keypad by

- LOCK. Display shows *. You

•Open the keylock by pressing . OPEN and - OPEN.

TURNING THE SILENT ALERT ON:

•In stand-by mode, press

n for a few sec-

onds until environment list will be displayed. Select the option pressing

- SELECT.

Silent by

USING MENU FUNCTIONS:

1. In stand-by mode, enter the main menu

by pressing pressing pressing

- MENU, the memo by

. MEMO or the quick menu by n.

2. The menu symbols are displayed in the

upper row. Scroll the functions with the help of

n. To choose one of these

menus, press the needed command, e.g.

- SELECT, and you will enter the

sub-menus of this menu.

3. Press . QUIT to return to the previous

menu level. You can return directly to stand-by mode from all menu levels by pressing

During a call, menus function the same way as described above.

LISTENING TO THE MESSAGES LEFT ON YOUR VOICEMAIL SERVICE:

•Press

. MEMO and enter the Messages

menu by pressing n upwards and -

SELECT. Find Call voicemail with the help

n and press - CALL.

READING A (NEW) SHORT MESSAGE:

When you receive a new message, the

phone alerts and displays an envelope.

1. Enter the ing

LECT

pressing

2. Select a message with the help of

Messages menu by first press-

. MEMO and n upwards and - SE-

. Open Incoming messages by

- SELECT.

n. Un-

read messages are displayed at the top of the list and marked with a closed envelope (

3. Press

- READ.

EMPTYING THE SHORT MESSAGE MEMORY:

A flashing envelope (

s) in the display is

a sign of error in receiving the latest short message. In most cases it means your message memory is full: you cannot receive new messages until deleting some old ones.

1. Press

. MEMO, and enter the Messages

menu by pressing n upwards and - SE-

LECT.

2. Find

Incoming messages (or n Own mes-

sages) and press - SELECT.

3. Find the message which you wish to remove with the help of

. (By selecting Delete all you can

LECT

n. Press - SE-

delete all messages displayed in the list at once.)

4. Find Delete with n and press - SELECT. Verify deletion by pressing

- DELETE.

Clearing a postponed message:

You have several ways to get rid of a postponed message.

•You can send it to someone, as such.

•You can open the message, edit or rewrite it and then send it to someone.

If you do not want to send anything, do as follows:

1. First open the postponed message by highlighting it and pressing

2. Press

3. Press

- SELECT. Highlight Send and

save

and press - SELECT.

. QUIT twice. Remove the digits

by pressing

QUIT.

. CLEAR. Finally press .

- OK.

KEY FUNCTIONS FOR THE T9 SHORT MESSAGES:

key function display shows

verify the word and make space cursor moving forward

turn the T9 mode on/off

change the character forms

1-2 sec. change the language languages available

scroll the alternative words or sub-menu selection list in the sub-menu

1-2 sec.

verify the compound word

access the

whole selection of

special characters

, U, a, V, Z

pages

1/5, 2/5, 3/5, 4/5, 5/5

)

(scroll with

INTRODUCTION............................7

BENEFON TRACK PRO 1.1...............7

SOME KEY FEATURES ............ ................. 7

About the T9 text input

technology....................................8

Display..........................................9

Menus ...........................................9

Display symbols...........................11

Keypad ..........................................14

Keys..............................................14

SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS............16

General .........................................16

Radio frequency (RF) energy......17

GPS...............................................18

Telematics protocol.....................18

VOCABULARY....................................19

SIM card........................................19

PIN code .......................................19

PIN2 code ..................................... 19

PUK code ......................................20

PUK2 code....................................20

IMEI code......................................20

Network code................................20

Phone code...................................21

Security code................................21

Service center...............................21

Network operator..........................22

Service provider...........................22

OPERATION ................................. 23

WHAT TO DO FIRST...........................23

Inserting the SIM card..................23

Fitting the battery.........................24

Removing the battery...................25

Inserting the rubber seal .............25

Initializing the phone....................26

Turning the phone on ..................27

Turning the phone off..................27

Changing the language................28

MAKING A CALL.................................28

International calls.........................28

REDIALLING .......................................29

QUICK DIALLING ...............................30

RECEIVING A CALL............................31

CALL LINE IDENTIFICATION (CLI) ..... ... .. . 31

ANSWERING A CALL ................................ 31

ENDING A CALL .................................31

EMERGENCY CALLS..........................32

BENEGUARD-BUTTON................33

SOS MESSAGES AND

SOS CALLS .........................................33

ABOUT THE SOS PROCEDURE ............... 33

CHECK LIST ............................................... 33

SOS PROCEDURE WHEN ONLY

SENDING SHORT MESSAGE.................... 35

SOS PROCEDURE WHEN ONLY

MAKING CALL............................................ 36

SOS PROCEDURE WHEN BOTH SENDING SHORT MESSAGE AND

MAKING CALL............................................ 36

STATUS MESSAGES..........................37

ABOUT THE STATUS MESSAGES ........... 37

CHECK LIST ............................................... 37

SENDING STATUS MESSAGES ............... 38

MOBILE GROUP CALLS.....................40

ABOUT THE MOBILE GROUP CALLS...... 40

CHECK LIST ............................................... 40

RECEIVING A MOBILE GROUP CALL...... 41

MAKING A MOBILE GROUP CALL .......... 41

QUICK MENU................................42

KEYPAD LOCK ...................................42

POSITION REFRESH ..........................43

SEND POSITION.................................44

ENVIRONMENT ..................................45

OPTIONS DURING A CALL................ 45

Call management.........................46

NEW CALL .................................................. 47

PICK UP A WAITING CALL........................ 47

SELECT CALL ............................................ 48

CONFERENCE CALL ................................. 48

END CALL................................................... 49

MEMO............................................50

ALPHA KEYS......................................50

PHONE BOOK ....................................53

Recalling a phone number.......... 54

NAME LIST.................................................. 54

EDITING A PHONE BOOK ENTRY ........... 55

DELETING A PHONE BOOK ENTRY......... 56

Storing a phone number.............57

KEYING IN A NEW PHONE NUMBER....... 57

ADDING A NEW NUMBER

IN THE NAME LIST ..................................... 58

RECENT CALLS................................. 60

Unanswered calls........................60

LIST OF UNANSWERED CALLS............... 61

PROCESSING THE CALL INFORMATION 62

Received calls..............................62

LIST OF RECEIVED CALLS....................... 62

PROCESSING THE CALL INFORMATION 63

Call counters................................ 63

LAST CALL....... .......................................... 63

TOTAL CALLS............................................ 63

ALARM CLOCK ..................................64

EDITING ALARM SETTINGS ................... .. 64

CALENDAR.........................................67

Calendar options..........................68

VIEW DAY................................................... 68

DAY´S SCHEDULE..................................... 69

ADDING NEW ENTRIES....... .. ... .. ... .. .......... 69

EDITING OR DELETING

A CALENDAR ENTRY ... .. ... .. ...................... 71

ENTERING THE DATE TO VIEW............... 73

LIST OF ALL CALENDAR ENTRIES ......... 74

CALCULATOR ....................................75

MESSAGES.........................................77

Incoming messages..................... 78

RECEIVING A NEW MESSAGE ................. 78

RECALLING INCOMING MESSAGES....... 79

READING A NEW MESSAGE .................... 79

READING OR PROCESSING

AN OLD MESSAGE................... ................. 80

SENDING AND SAVING

THE MESSAGE........................................... 81

Own messages.............................86

RECALLING OWN MESSAGES................. 86

READING OR PROCESSING

OWN MESSAGES....................................... 87

SENDING AND SAVING

THE MESSAGE ......................................... 88

Broadcast messages ...................92

RECEIVING A NEW BROADCAST

MESSAGE ................................................... 92

READING A BROADCAST MESSAGE...... 93

Message setup .............................93

SMS SERVICE NUMBER............................ 93

MESSAGE TYPE .............................. ........... 94

MESSAGE VALIDITY....................... ... .. ... ... 95

VOICEMAIL NUMBER ................................ 95

Broadcast message setup...........96

ACCEPT BROADCAST MESSAGES......... 96

BASE STATION ID...................................... 96

BROADCAST MESSAGE TYPES .............. 96

BROADCAST MESSAGE LANGUAGES ... 97

Call voicemail...............................98

Writing messages.........................99

WRITING NEW MESSAGE ........................ 99

RECALLING POSTPONED MESSAGE...... 100

WRITING MESSAGES WITH T9 MODE..... 100

WRITING MESSAGES WITH

SPELLING MODE .............. .. .. ... .................. 104

SENDING AND SAVING THE

WRITTEN MESSAGE....................... ........... 105

SPECIAL SERVICES

(SIM TOOLKIT)....................................107

MAIN MENU.................................. 108

USING THE MENU FUNCTIONS.........108

TELEMATICS MENU TREE.................109

TELEMATICS ......................................110

WHAT TO DO FIRST .................................. 110

Tracking........................................111

TURNING THE TRACKING ON OR OFF ... 111

SELECTING DURATION ....................... .. ... 112

SELECTING INTERVAL ............................. 113

Area tracking ................................113

TURNING THE AREA TRACKING

ON OR OFF................................................. 114

SELECTING INTERVAL ............................. 114

CREATING CENTER POINT ...................... 114

SELECTING RADIUS ........... .. .................... 115

SELECTING ALARM MODE ....... ... ............ 115

Condition check ...........................116

TURNING THE CONDITION CHECK

ON OR OFF................................................. 116

SELECTING DURATION ....................... .. ... 117

SELECTING INTERVAL ............................. 118

SELECTING CONFIRMATION ................... 118

Route settings ..............................119

TURNING THE ROUTE ON OR OFF.......... 119

ALLOWING TRACKING IN ROUTE POINTS 120

SETTINGS ...........................................121

Environments ...............................122

NORMAL ENVIRONMENT ......................... 123

SILENT ENVIRONMENT ............................ 126

NOISY ENVIRONMENT........ .. ... ................. 126

DISCREET ENVIRONMENT ....................... 126

CAR KIT ENVIRONMENT........... ... .. ... .. ...... 126

NEW ENVIRONMENT ................................. 126

Power............................................127

POWER ON ................................................. 127

POWER OFF ............................................... 127

Phone settings.............................128

LANGUAGE ................................................ 128

FONT SIZE .................... .. .. .......................... 128

DISPLAY CONTRAST ................................ 129

DATE AND TIME......................................... 129

AUTOMATIC KEYLOCK ............................. 130

Call settings.................................131

ANYKEY ANSWER ..................................... 131

REDIAL MEMORY ...................................... 131

AUTOMATIC ANSWER............................... 131

DIALLING PREFIX ...................................... 132

QUICK DIALLING ............................... .. .. ... . 132

Telematics settings.....................133

PRIMARY USE OF EMERGENCY

(SOS) BUTTON ..... ... .. ... .. ............................ 133

EMERGENCY SETTINGS ........................... 134

STATUS MESSAGES ............ ... .. ... ............. 139

MOBILE GROUP NUMBERS...................... 139

SERVICE CENTER NUMBER..................... 140

AUTHORIZED NUMBERS .......................... 141

PROTOCOL SETTINGS.............................. 142

RESET TELEMATICS SETTINGS.............. 144

Reset default settings ................. 144

SECURITY ..........................................145

PIN code request.........................146

Phone code request ....................146

Security code request..................147

Change PIN code .........................147

Change PIN2 code .......................148

Change phone code.....................148

Change network code..................148

Change security code..................148

Fixed Dialling Numbers (FDN).....149

Phone serial number (IMEI).........149

NETWORK SERVICES........................150

Call diversions .............................151

DIVERT ALL CALLS .................................. 151

DIVERT IF BUSY .................. .. ... .. ... .. .......... 153

DIVERT IF NO ANSWER............. ... .. ... .. ... .. 153

DIVERT IF NOT REACHABLE ................... 153

CLEAR ALL DIVERSIONS ......................... 153

Call barrings .................................153

BAR ALL OUTGOING CALLS ................... 153

BAR OUTGOING INTERNATIONAL

CALLS........ ................................................. 154

BAR INTERNATIONAL OUTGOING

CALLS, EXCEPT TO HOME COUNTRY.... 154

BAR ALL INCOMING CALLS......... .. ... .. ... .. 155

BAR INCOMING CALLS WHEN

ROAMING ................... ... .. ... ........................ 155

CLEAR ALL BARRINGS ............................ 155

Call waiting................................... 155

Call cost........................................156

LAST CALL COST . ... .. ................................ 157

TOTAL CALLS COST................................. 157

MAX. COST ................................................. 158

COST UNIT....... ... .. ... ................................ ... 159

MONEY LEFT.................. ... ......................... 160

Network selection.........................161

GPS......................................................162

Positioning the GPS antenna......162

GPS settings.................................163

GPS OPERATING MODE ........................... 163

ASSISTED GPS (AGPS)............................. 164

NMEA OUTPUT........................................... 165

CLEAR POSITION LOG.............................. 165

Reset position .............................166

Navigation and route....................166

THE NAVIGATION DISPLAYS ................... 167

Route point list.............................168

Coordinates..................................168

Satellite status..............................169

BATTERY...................................... 170

FITTING THE BATTERY......................170

REMOVING THE BATTERY................170

BATTERY TYPES AND SIZES ............171

TEMPERATURE..................................171

EMPTY BATTERY...............................171

MAINS CHARGER...............................172

CHARGING..........................................172

Charging times.............................173

CARE AND MAINTENANCE ...............174

DISPOSAL...........................................174

ACCESSORIES.............................175

MAINS CHARGER

CMA-70-230.........................................175

CIGARETTE LIGHTER

CHARGER CCS-71-12.........................176

PORTABLE HANDS FREE EHE70......176

PLUG-IN HANDS FREE GMA70 .........177

LIGHT HOLDER KGC77......................177

BENEWIN (NMEA)...............................178

EXTERNAL GPS ANTENNA ...............179

CROSS-COUNTRY ANTENNA............179

BICYCLE HOLDER..............................180

BELT BAG...........................................180

APPENDIX..................................... 181

CARE AND MAINTENANCE............... 181

PROBLEMS YOU CAN SOLVE..........181

If the phone will not turn on........181

Blocked SIM card.........................182

If you lose your SIM card............ 182

If your phone gets lost................ 182

If your phone does not

function........................................ 182

If you cannot read, store or modify information

in phone book..............................183

Language ..................................... 183

"Searching..."...............................183

If your GPS receiver

does not function ........................ 183

If you have trouble getting

the position.................................184

OTHER CHARACTER SETS........ 185

INTRODUCTION

BENEFON TRACK PRO 1.1

Congratulations on your purchase of the Benefon Track Pro

1.1, a mobile phone of high quality.

This phone is designed for use on the GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) 900, 1800 and 900/1800 MHz Dual Band networks.

You can use your Benefon Track Pro

1.1 in all countries where the GSM network operators have a roaming contract with your network operator.

SOME KEY FEATURES

•personal organizer: the phone includes calendar with reminders, clock, calculator, vibration and alarm clock with snooze

•built-in GSM data and fax modem

•Advanced safety features: Easy-to-use BeneGuard-button for emergency/status messages

•Mobile Group calls by BeneGuard button (requires third party service)

•Benefon Mobile Phone Telematics Protocol (MPTP), commands for e.g. positioning and tracking, remote configuration

•12-channel high performance GPS receiver and some navigation features

•water- and shock-resistant

•up to 240 hours stand-by time (with 1200 mAh Li-Ion battery)

•up to 12 hours talk time (with 1200 mAh Li-Ion battery)

•size: 129 x 49 x 23 mm

INTRODUCTION: BENEFON TRACK PRO 1.1 7

•weight: 181 g (with 1200 mAh Li-Ion battery).

The high quality Benefon Track Pro 1.1 is developed and manufactured by Benefon Oyj. Benefon is a company operating worldwide and specializing in mobile phones. The high-quality and user-friendly Benefon phones are developed and manufactured in Finland.

get the letter desired. T9 removes this necessity by using a database with a vocabulary and linguistic rules that recognizes which word you are writing.

If there is more than one word possible for the key combination, T9 will choose the most commonly used word and also allow selection from a list (for further information about T9, see www.tegic.com).

About the T9 text input

technology

This phone has one of the world’s most developed text input software systems - T9. The T9 Text Input software (T9), is a technology for enabling rapid entry of text on reduced-key keypads - one press for each letter is enough.

On phone keypads, as well as in other reduced-key keypads, one key is assigned more than one letter or function, and selecting a letter is normally done by pressing the key however many times necessary to

8 INTRODUCTION: BENEFON TRACK PRO 1.1

T9 is a trademark of Tegic Communications, Inc.

(T9 is patented under the following U.S. Patents: 5,818,437, 5,953,541, 5,187,480, 5,945,928, 6,011,554 and additional patents are pending worldwide.)

Display Menus

Phone in stand-by mode

Fi Network

MEMO

d MENU

;

SYMBOL FIELD

TEXT FIELD

FUNCTION FIELD

There are five kinds of menus, which can be displayed on the top row:

•the main menu, memo and quick menu in stand-by mode and

•the quick menu and main menu when a call is in progress.

Each menu contains its own sub-menus.

Call in progress

1 L Work

MEMO

Left soft key

;

d MENU

Right soft key

Arrow keys for scrolling menus and lists

Select one of the five menus as follows:

•Select the main menu by pressing the right soft key

•Select the memo by pressing the left soft key

. MEMO.

•Select the quick menu by pressing the arrow keys

After the menu is chosen, you may select one of its sub-menus with sired sub-menu by pressing

INTRODUCTION: BENEFON TRACK PRO 1.1 9

- MENU.

n. Enter the de-

- SELECT.

Main menu (stand-by mode):

The top row shows the chosen menu, e.g. main menu.

Settings

QUIT SELECT

In stand-by mode main menu contains these sub-menus:

X Telematics ? Settings

This symbol points the chosen submenu, e.g.

Settings

This arrow key indicates the moving direction, which in this case is horizontal

T Phone book L Recent calls k Alarm clock > Calendar m Calculator s Messages P Special services (SIM toolkit)

* Security x Network services Y GPS

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Memo (stand-by mode):

QUIT

Phone book

SELECT

In stand-by mode memo contains these sub-menus

Quick menu (stand-by mode):

Main menu (call state):

In stand-by mode

QUIT

Environment

SELECT

quick menu contains these submenus

* Keypad Q Position refresh R Send position p Environment

Quick menu (call state):

QUIT

Mute

During a call quick menu contains these submenus

SELECT

q Mute g Hands free (HF) mode

Call management

QUIT

During a call main menu contains

these sub-menus

SELECT

K Call management s Messages L Recent calls S Call cost

Display symbols

Closed envelope indicates new,

unread message. Flashing envelope in the stand-by mode usually indicates, the message memory is full and you cannot receive new messages or store messages of your own until deleting some old ones.

INTRODUCTION: BENEFON TRACK PRO 1.1 11

{ Open envelope indicates already read

message.

, T9 sign. This symbol is displayed in

the upper row when you are able to write messages or save names in the phone book with T9 text input mode turned on.

w Bell. The calendar alarm (reminder) is

ö Handset down. The phone is in stand-

by mode.

FI Country code. The code displayed

ä Handset up. A call is in progress.

When both handset symbols are invisible, the phone is outside the network´s coverage area.

T Phone book. This symbol is always dis-

h Triangle. This symbol indicates roam-

ing. It means you are in an area of a network operator other than your own.

k Alarm clock. If the symbol is displayed

* Keypad lock. Keypad is locked. : Antenna and bar. The more segments

displayed in the bar graph, the better the signal strength.

q Loudspeaker and slash. The silent

; Battery and bar. When the battery is

nearly empty the battery symbol will

12 INTRODUCTION: BENEFON TRACK PRO 1.1

flash. The more segments displayed in the bar graph, the more charge is left in the battery.

switched on. If you have connected alarm to remind you of an event, this symbol will be displayed in the particular calendar entry.

depends on the area or country where the phone is used.

played when you use phone book functions, for example when recalling, storing and modifying.

in stand-by mode, the alarm clock function is turned on.

alert is in use. You can use the Silent environment or edit any of the environments so that the phone stays totally silent or makes no more than beep sounds when receiving a call.

When turning the "soundless" environment on, of silence.

q will be displayed as a sign

! Scroll key symbols. Located on the

lower side of the display. Moving in horizontal direction is possible.

j Scroll key symbols. Located on the

lower side of the display. Moving in vertical direction is possible.

d Scroll key symbols. This symbol is dis-

played when the phone is in stand-by mode. Entering quick menu is possible.

% This symbol is displayed only when

using the divert all calls option. Incoming calls can be diverted to another phone number or to a voicemail service. The type of service will depend on your network operator.

i The power on timer is turned on. The

phone will turn on automatically, at the set time.

o The power off timer is turned on. The

phone will turn off automatically, at the set time.

[ GPS is in Full power/Low power

mode, and it has a valid position.

\ GPS is searching for position. ] GPS is sleeping to save power and will

automatically start searching for new position after a while. While sleeping, GPS is temporarily off.

^ The GPS is in Economy mode, and it

has searched and found position.

If none of the GPS-symbols is displayed, GPS is permanently turned off.

| Tracking is turned on.

@ Condition check timer is turned on.

INTRODUCTION: BENEFON TRACK PRO 1.1 13

Keypad

BeneGuard (SOS) button

/ Power on/off key. Topmost side key.

z y Volume keys. The keys are located on

Power on/off key

l Handset up. Press to make a call,

c Handset down. Press to disconnect

Keys

<The BeneGuard (SOS) button is

located on the top of the phone (please see the previous picture). Pressing the SOS button starts the

14 INTRODUCTION: BENEFON TRACK PRO 1.1

0...9 Numeric and alpha keys.

-.Soft keys. The function of the soft

emergency procedure or opens the status message menu or mobile group call menu depending on the chosen telematics settings.

Pressing this key for a few seconds turns the phone off.

the side of the phone. During a call: Press to adjust earpiece volume. In stand-by mode: Press to adjust keytone volume.

answer a call and access to the redial memory.

the call and to return to stand-by mode in any of the menu or memo levels.

keys depends on the guiding texts on the bottom line of the display.

n Scroll keys. Press to scroll through the

listed phone book names and menu options and to enter quick menu. Press to mute/mute off the microphone during a call.

+ Star. Press + for a few seconds to

change the language setting to English and to reset the settings back to the factory installed ones. Using this key does not affect the phone book entries. Press when writing messages or writing names in phone book entry.

+ for a space

§ Hash. This key is needed when using

the network features. Press to switch between capital letters, small letters and numbers

messages, titles or names.

Special characters in dialling

With this phone you can also e.g. listen to the voice messages left for you in your answering machine at home. The answering

whenever writing

string

machine needs to have a remote-retrieve function.

1. First key in the home phone number.

2. When the line is connected, key in the

code number of your answering machine.

3. Within a few seconds you will hear the

recordings.

Storing the string in the phone book:

1. Key in your home phone number, press

the

§ -key twice, (the letter P will be

displayed) and key in the code number of your answering machine.

2. Store the string in the phone book nor-

mally. For further information about storing the number in phone book, please see the chapter Memo, Phone book, Storing a phone number.

If you wish to make a direct call to an ISDN sub-number or store the sub-number in your phone book, key in the string as fol-

INTRODUCTION: BENEFON TRACK PRO 1.1 15

lows: Key in the main phone number, press the

§ -key three times, (the letter S will be

displ a y e d ) and k e y i n the sub - n u mber.

SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS

General

•Road traffic: There are reasons to be concerned about traffic safety when using a mobile phone while driving a motor vehicle. While the actual risk varies greatly according to the conditions and driver, it is advisable to strictly adhere to all eventual European and national legislation and also honour other eventual safety recommendations. It is specifically advisable to install and use a hands-free operating system in a car for minimizing the distraction from using the phone. When receiving a call in an awkward driving situation, you must always put safety before other priorities and courtesy. If you feel uncomfortable about using a phone while driving, you simply should not use it.

16 INTRODUCTION: SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS

•External alert: The use of the alert device to operate a vehicle´s lights or horn on public roads is not permitted.

•Children: Keep the phone and its accessories away from small children to avoid causing injury to themselves or others. Damage to the phone or its accessories is also thus avoided.

•Power supplies: This equipment is intended for use with the following power supplies: batteries BBL77N and BBL77P, mains charger CMA-70-230 (with cable FMC-70), and cigarette lighter charger CCS-71-12. Any other usage will invalidate any approval given to this apparatus and may be dangerous.

•Other accessories: Any other accessories used should also be approved by the phone manufacturer. Check the compatibility of new power supply units and other accessories at the dealer.

•Magnetic fields: The mobile phone contains small magnetic components. Even though the magnetic fields of the components are weak, they might damage mag-

netic cards, such as bank and credit cards. We recommend that you would keep your mobile phone away from magnetic cards.

Radio frequency (RF) energy

•Aircrafts: Turn your phone off before boarding any aircraft and do not use the phone while in the air, also make sure

that the automatic timer function will not activate the phone during the flight. Besides being illegal, the use of a

mobile phone in an aircraft may endanger the operation of the aircraft or disrupt the mobile network. Failure to comply with this instruction may lead to suspension or denial of mobile phone services, and possibly even legal action.

•Hospitals: Turn your phone off before entering hospitals or other health care facilities where medical electronic equipment may be in use. Such devices can be extremely sensitive to radio frequency interference. Only use the phone with permission and under the instruction of hospital staff.

INTRODUCTION: SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS 17

•Medical devices: Remember that any personal medical devices (such as hearing aids or pacemakers) may be affected by RF energy if they are not adequately shielded. Consult the manufacturer or vendor of the equipment to determine the proper shielding.

•Explosive atmospheres: Turn off the phone at refuelling points, e.g. gas stations. Also observe restrictions on the use of radio equipment in fuel depots, chemical plants or where blasting operations are in progress because remote control RF devices are often used to set off explosives.

•Other electronical equipment: Using the phone may cause interference with a vehicle's electronic equipment if it is not adequately shielded. Consult the manufacturer or the vehicle seller to determine the proper shielding.

•Computers: Remember that using the phone close to a computer may cause interference. When using your phone

near such equipment keep a distance of about one meter.

•Body parts: When the phone is in opera- tion do not touch the antenna with eyes, mouth or bare skin to guarantee proper function.

Also follow the country-specific regula- tions applicable to where you are using the phone.

GPS

The Global Positioning System (GPS) is operated by the government of the United States, which is solely responsible for its accuracy and maintenance. The system is subject to changes that could affect the accuracy and performance of all GPS equipment.

18 INTRODUCTION: SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS

MPTP (Mobile Phone Telematic Protocol) allows, among other things, tracking of the phone over the SMS communication.

Automatically sent telematics messages are only allowed to authorised numbers listed in the phone. Such numbers can be, e.g. emergency and service center numbers.

Position of the phone is retrieved by the GPS, or by the network parameters (the latter is a network-dependent service). The carrier for telematics messages is an SMSmessage. Deliveries of all messages is fully handled by and in the responsibility of the GSM network operator and services can vary substantially.

The charge of a protocol message is determined on the contract by the service provider.

Telematics protocol

VOCABULARY

This vocabulary consists of terms associated with the use of a mobile phone.

SIM card

The SIM card supplied by your network operator contains all subscriber-related information, for example, your international mobile subscriber identity (IMSI) number. The SIM card memory can store phone numbers and names.

If your SIM card gets lost or misplaced contact your network operator immediately.

A phone without a SIM card can be used to make only emergency calls.

PIN code

Your SIM card is protected by a PIN (Personal Identification Number) code of 4 to 8 digits. Using this code prevents unauthorized use of your phone and SIM card. Your

PIN code is normally supplied with the SIM card.

Your phone prompts you to enter your PIN code when you turn on the phone. You can disable the PIN code request in the security menu, but it is recommended you keep the request on. You can also change the PIN code in the security menu.

If you enter the wrong PIN code three times in a row, the SIM card will be disabled. You then must use your PUK code to enable the PIN code and the SIM card.

PIN2 code

You need a PIN2 code for setting and resetting certain SIM functions, e.g. charge counters and limits.

The PIN2 code (4 to 8 digits) is supplied by your network operator.

If you enter the wrong PIN2 code three times in a row, the SIM card will be dis-

INTRODUCTION: VOCABULARY 19

abled. You then must use your PUK2 code to enable the PIN2 code and the SIM card.

PUK code

The PUK code is used to open the disabled SIM card. The 8-digit PUK code is normally supplied with the SIM card.

The SIM card will be permanently disabled after entering wrong PUK code ten times. After that only emergency calls can be made. Contact your network operator for a new SIM card.

PUK2 code

The PUK2 code is used to open the disabled PIN2 code. The 8-digit PUK2 code is supplied with the PIN2 code.

In case your PUK2 code gets lost, contact your network operator.

20 INTRODUCTION: VOCABULARY

IMEI code

An IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) code is used to identify the mobile phone. You will find your 15-digit IMEI code easily from the type label of the phone.

It is also recommended that you write down your IMEI code and store it in a safe place. This will help prevent unauthorized use of the phone if it gets lost or stolen.

Network code

The network code (4 digits) is supplied by your network operator.

You need a network code for some separately subscribed network services, e.g. call barring. You can set change the network code in the security menu.

Call barring options and

Phone code

The phone code (4 - 8 digits) is used to prevent the unauthorized use of the phone. The phone code is a security code, which is associated with the phone itself, not with the SIM card.

When the phone code request is set on in the security menu the phone prompts you to enter the phone code when you turn the phone on. If you wish, you can also turn the phone code request off as well as change the phone code in the security menu.

The code is given by the manufacturer and provided in the sales package of the phone. Keep the code in the safe place, separate from the phone.

Security code

The security code is used to protect the telematics functions, and telematics and GPS settings. When the security code request is set on in the security menu, the

phone prompts you to enter the security code when you enter these functions or settings.

If you wish, you can also turn the security code request off as well as change the security code in the security menu.

The code is given by the manufacturer or service provider.

If you enter the wrong security code five times in a row, the code will be disabled. In this case, contact your service provider to enable the code with the telematics protocol message.

Service center

The service center is a private business, an organization or an authority which provides and maintains special services related to certain emergency situations, positioning and tracking.

INTRODUCTION: VOCABULARY 21

Network operator

An organization which maintains a mobile network providing telecommunication connections and services.

Service provider

The service provider is an organization which provides telecommunication services to the users. The service provider can also be a network operator.

22 INTRODUCTION: VOCABULARY

OPERATION

WHAT TO DO FIRST

Inserting the SIM card

1. Slide the SIM card holder to the right. Lift the holder into an upright position.

2. Insert the card into the holder. Check that the cut corner is at the lower left side of the holder.

OPERATION: WHAT TO DO FIRST 23

Fitting the battery

3. Close the holder by pushing it towards the phone. Slide the holder back to the left until it locks.

24 OPERATION: WHAT TO DO FIRST

1. Place the bottom of the battery into the corners at the bottom of the phone.

2. Push the battery into the phone until it locks into place.

3. Make sure the release catch has clicked into place.

Removing the battery

Inserting the rubber seal

Push the release catch downwards and pull the battery carefully away from the rear of the phone.

Cap

Please note that the phone is water resistant only when the rubber seal is inserted correctly in the phone.

Remove the battery.

1. Place the rubber seal so that it lies in the bottom of the battery hole (see the picture above).

2. Fit the rubber tab into the recess in the upper left corner.

OPERATION: WHAT TO DO FIRST 25

Rubber tab

Bottom cover

Bottom connector

3. Lift the cap on the top of the rubber tab.

4. Fit the battery into place as described in the previous chapter. The idea is that the battery will be securely fastened in the battery hole.

5. Finally stuff the bottom cover into the bottom connector so that the cover will be firmly secured around the connector.

26 OPERATION: WHAT TO DO FIRST

Initializing the phone

When you start using the phone for the first time, you should charge the battery first. Please note that the battery will reach its full capacity only after two or three charging times.

The standard time (UTC) comes to your phone from a satellite and setting the time requires searching for position (by turning the GPS on and lifting the GPS antenna). Searching for position for the first time might take some time (even 15 min) and the function works only outdoors.

For further information about the GPS, please see the chapters Quick menu, Posi-

tion refresh and Send position and Main menu, GPS.

For further information about configuring the standard time (UTC) to show your local time (the time used in your country), please see the chapter Main menu, Settings, Phone settings, Date and time.

Turning the phone on

Power on/off key is the topmost side key

1. Press the top side key / for two seconds

to turn the phone on. If the SIM card is not inserted, the phone prompts you to insert it. Turn the phone off and insert the card.

2. Enter the PIN code if the phone prompts for it. If you make a mistake press

. CLEAR to remove the wrong

digits. When the correct PIN code has been keyed in, press

3. Enter the phone code if the phone prompts for it. When the phone code has been keyed in, press

- OK.

4. The abbreviations of the country and network operator are displayed immediately or after the message

for networks...

symbols may also be displayed if the options are activated in the menu. If you are outside the network’s coverage area the message play and you cannot make or receive calls.

The power will also turn on when pressing the BeneGuard button, or when the phone is connected to a charger or when the timer option

Power on, Alarm or Condition check

is turned on and reaches the set time.

. Time, date and other

No service shows in the dis-

Searching

Turning the phone off

Press the top side key / and hold it down for a couple of seconds to turn the phone off.

The power will also turn off when the battery is completely empty or when the timer option

Power off is set on.

OPERATION: WHAT TO DO FIRST 27

Changing the language

When the menu language is set to Automat-

, the language is chosen according to your

SIM card´s language preference. In case the information is not available, the default language setting is English.

You can change the language in the main menu:

1. Press

2. Find the

3. Find the

4. Enter the

5. Find the needed language with the help

6. Press

28 OPERATION: MAKING A CALL

- MENU to enter the main menu.

Settings menu with the help of

n. Press - SELECT.

Phone settings menu with the

help of

ing

of language press

n. Press - SELECT .

Language sub-menu by press-

- CHANGE.

n. After you have found the desired

- OK.

c for a few seconds to exit the

menu.

MAKING A CALL

You have several ways to choose the number, you wish to call.

•You can enter the phone number. Enter the number including the area code and press

l. The message Calling and the

number you are calling to will be displayed.

•You can use the phone book, quick dialling, redialling, short messages or recent calls functions.

International calls

You can use the + character when making international phone calls. When the + character is in use, the centre will automatically select the correct international prefix.

Make an international call as follows:

1. Press

0 for a few seconds until the +

character is displayed.

2. Enter the country code, the area code (without the first number), and the phone number.

3. Press

If the network operator does not implement this function and you try to make a call by using the + character, a message

will be displayed.

gal

Ille-

You can also make international calls without the + character. Then make a call as any conventional international phone call.

REDIALLING

The latest numbers dialled are stored in the redial memory.

In order to use this function, you need to turn the main menu, under

tings

Redial memory option on in the

Settings and Call set-

1. Press

l to enter the redial memory

14:12 Hessu

12:02 Bill

11.08 Jackie Delete all

QUIT

SELECT

when the phone is in stand-by mode and there are no phone numbers displayed.

2. A list of recent outgoing calls will be opened. The call information is listed from the newest to the oldest. If the call is older than 24 hours, the date will be displayed instead of the time.

3. Use

n to scroll through the numbers. If

the numbers in question are stored in the phone book, the names will be displayed instead of the numbers.

4. Press

l to call the number displayed.

You can also call directly to the number last dialled by pressing

OPERATION: REDIALLING 29

l l .

5. If you wish to remove all the numbers in the redial memory at once, select the option by pressing

Delete all. Confirm your choice

- DELETE.

6. By pressing - SELECT you enter to the sub-menu where you can make a call to the number, delete or store the number.

7. Use

n to scroll through the functions of

the sub-menu and press

- SELECT to

accept your choice.

8. Press

30 OPERATION: QUICK DIALLING

. QUIT to exit the redial memory.

QUICK DIALLING

Calling

987654321

The quick dialling function works on the phone book memory slot numbers 2...9.

If you wish to make a call by using quick dialling, press the desired number (between 2 and 9) and hold it down for a few seconds. The phone calls directly to the phone number, stored in that memory slot.

Please note that in order to use this function, the turned on in the

Call settings. Also note that the desired

phone book memory slot (the number to which you are calling) cannot be empty.

Quick dialling option must be

Menu, under Settings and

RECEIVING A CALL

When your phone receives a call, it will ring, and the text

If you have set the phone to be silent, you will only see the text (and, depending on selected settings you may hear a beep sound) when a call is coming.

CALL LINE IDENTIFICATION (CLI)

If the CLIP (Call Line Identification Presentation) is activated as a network feature, and your phone receives a call, the number of the caller is shown in the display.

Instead of the phone number, the name of the caller is displayed if you have stored the name and number in question in the phone book and if the caller does not have the CLIR (Call Line Identification Restriction) feature in use.

These CLI features are usually active only when the phone is used to make and receive domestic calls.

Call is coming is shown.

ANSWERING A CALL

•To answer, press l. If the Anykey answer is set on in the menu, under Settings and

Call settings, you can also answer by

pressing

•If you do not wish to answer an incoming call press

•You can always turn off the ringing tone by pressing

§, + or 1...9 .

. QUIET.

Answering when the keypad is

locked

•If you have locked the keypad you can answer only by pressing

•With the keypad locked, you can turn off the ringing tone by pressing

. QUIET.

ENDING A CALL

To end a call press c. When the call ends,

L disappears from the display and after a

couple of seconds

OPERATION: RECEIVING A CALL 31

ö will be shown.

EMERGENCY CALLS

SOS

ö;

Insert SIM card

Please note that pressing this key (. SOS) starts an emergency call to a local emergency number, which is e.g. in Finland 112. The emergency number is pre-programmed in your phone.

Making an emergency call without a SIM card or any access codes

1. Select

. SOS.

2. Press - OK.

Or,

1. Select . SO S.

2. Key in the local emergency number.

3. Press

32 OPERATION: EMERGENCY CALLS

- OK or l.

Emergency call: press OK or dial number

QUIT

;

Making an emergency call when the SIM card is inserted

Make an emergency call as a normal phone call: Key in the local emergency number and press

Making an emergency call when the keypad is locked

With the keypad locked, you can make an emergency call directly by entering the local emergency number and pressing

Even if the SIM card has not been inserted, the main menu functions are available excluding the SIM-related functions, e.g. using messages.

Remember, that a mobile phone connection is not guaranteed in all conditions.

Rough terrain or large buildings may limit the operation of your phone. So never

completely rely upon any mobile phone for essential communications.

BENEGUARD-BUTTON

The BeneGuard (i.e. SOS) button

SOS MESSAGES AND

SOS CALLS

ABOUT THE SOS PROCEDURE

Pressing the SOS button will:

• turn the phone on

• turn the GPS on

• start the emergency procedure (if no PIN or PUK codes are required).

BENEGUARD-BUTTON: SOS MESSAGES AND SOS CALLS 33

The SOS procedure can always be started, regardless of the state of the phone: in case a call is in progress and you start the emergency call, the currently active call will be put on hold.

Please note that if there are missing emergency numbers, false SOS presses, cancelled SOS presses, busy telephone lines, battery out-of-charge incidents, message transmission errors or poor network coverage, the SOS message might not be sent or the SOS call might not be made.

CHECK LIST

First four paragraphs are essential, the rest are optional.

1. SIM card is inserted.

2. Emergency center numbers are stored correctly in the phone.

- If the emergency center number is missing, BeneGuard-related SOS message or SOS call will not be started. Depending on your choice,

the emergency center numbers can be short message numbers, call numbers or both. The decision affects the SOS procedure. For further information, please see the chapter Main menu,

Settings, Telematics settings, Emergency settings, Emergency center numbers.

3. The primary use for SOS calls is cho- sen.

- Depending on your choice, you have three different ways to use the BeneGuard-button: only for SOS calls, both SOS calls and status calls, both SOS calls and mobile group calls. For further information, please see the chapter Main menu, Settings,

Telematics settings, Primary use of emergency (SOS) button.

4. The way to press the BeneGuard-button is chosen.

- When the button is used only for SOS calls (see above, previous para-

graph), you can also determine the way to press the SOS button; either

34 BENEGUARD-BUTTON: SOS MESSAGES AND SOS CALLS

two quick presses or one long press. For further information, please see the chapters Main menu, Settings,

Telematics settings, Emergency settings, SOS activation.

5. Emergency environment is chosen.

- Depending on your choice you can determine different sound and display settings, e.g. volume, display and hands free options, to go along with the emergency procedure. By turning on the option Display, the instructions will be displayed through the SOS procedure. For further information, please see the chapter Main

menu, Settings, Telematics settings, Emergency settings, Emergency environments.

6. The cancelling time of an emergency procedure is chosen.

- It might be useful to set a cancelling time in case of a false alarm. If the cancelling time is set to zero, pressing the

c key does not interrupt sending

the SOS short message. If the cancel-

ling time is e.g. 2 seconds, you have two seconds to press the cancel the entire SOS procedure, including sending of the short message. Also note that calcelling must be done in time, before the message has been sent or call started. For further information, please see the chapter Main

menu, Settings, Telematics settings, Emergency settings, Cancelling time of emergency call.

c key to

7. The name of the emergency call is chosen.

- For further information, please see

the chapter Main menu, Settings,

Telematics settings, Emergency settings, Emergency call name.

8. The emergency confirmation setting is chosen.

- For further information, please see

the chapter Main menu, Settings,

Telematics settings, Emergency settings, Emergency confirmation.

BENEGUARD-BUTTON: SOS MESSAGES AND SOS CALLS 35

SOS PROCEDURE WHEN ONLY

SENDING SHORT MESSAGE

1. Press the SOS button (

) on the top

of the phone.

- Press and hold down the SOS button or press the button quickly two times (depending on the instructions displayed).

2. At the same time when sending the message, the phone sends the position information. If current position coordinates are not available, previous coordinates will be sent instead.

3. If the

Emergency confirmation setting is

turned on, the phone will go on sending the message until receiver of the message sends the confirmation to your phone.

4. As a sign of a sent SOS message, the text

SOS message sent will be displayed and

the sound of the emergency environment will be stopped.

SOS PROCEDURE WHEN ONLY

MAKING CALL

1. Press the SOS button (

) on the top

of the phone.

- Press and hold down the SOS button or press the button twice (depending on the instructions displayed).

2. The phone alerts until the call is answered.

3. A voice call in progress.

4. You can quit the emergency voice call by pressing the for about 5 seconds. If you do it while the phone alerts, the emergency call will not be connected at all.

c key and holding it down

2. At the same time when sending the message, the phone sends the position information. If current position coordinates are not available, previous coordinates will be sent instead.

3. If the

Emergency confirmation setting is

turned on, the phone will go on sending the message until receiver of the message sends the confirmation to your phone.

4. As a sign of starting an SOS call, the phone alerts until the call is answered. Also the sound of the emergency environment will be stopped.

5. A voice call in progress.

6. You can quit the emergency voice call

SOS PROCEDURE WHEN BOTH

SENDING SHORT MESSAGE AND

MAKING CALL

1. Press the SOS button ( of the phone.

- Press and hold down the SOS button or press the button twice (depending on the instructions displayed).

36 BENEGUARD-BUTTON: SOS MESSAGES AND SOS CALLS

) on the top

by pressing the down for about 5 seconds. If you do it while the phone alerts, the emergency call will not be connected. However,

sending the emergency short message can be prevented only if the

gency cancel time

is pressed within the pre-defined time.

c key and holding it

Emer-

is set and the c key

STATUS MESSAGES

In order to send status messages, you need to configure the phone to be a status phone. The BeneGuard (SOS) button will then have two different functions depending on how it is pressed:

•SOS function: When pressing and holding

the button down for a few seconds, an emergency procedure will be started.

•Status message function: When pressing

the button quickly, a status message menu will be displayed, and sending status messages is possible.

If the security code request is turned on, status messages can only be modified by an authorized person, who knows the code.

The status messages are sent to the pre-defined number, i.e. to the service center number. The phone has three sending attempts. If there is no service at the moment, it depends on the whether the message will be sent later or not. For further information, please see the chapter Main menu, Settings, Telematics settings, Protocol settings, Message storage.

If the phone is turned off, sending status messages is not possible.

Message storage setting

ABOUT THE STATUS MESSAGES

Status message is a special short message, which includes the status message number, the name and the position information (i.e. coordinates or some other protocol information). If the current position information is not available, the previous coordinates will be sent instead.

BENEGUARD-BUTTON: STATUS MESSAGES 37

CHECK LIST

Make sure that

1. The phone is configured as a status phone.

- For further information, please see

the chapter Main menu, Settings,

Telematics settings, Primary use of emergency (SOS) button.

2. The service center number, to which the status messages will be sent, has been stored correctly in the phone.

- For further information, please see

Please note that if there are missing service center numbers, false SOS presses, busy telephone lines, battery out-of-charge incidents, message transmission errors or poor network coverage, the status message might not be sent.

the chapter Main menu, Settings, Telematics settings, Service center number.

3. Status messages are created.

- For further information, please see

the chapter Main menu, Settings, Telematics settings, Status messages.

4. Status message usage is selected.

- Depending on your choice, you can send either fixed-form status messages or advanced status messages, in which you can add unique information while sending. The decision affects the sending procedure. For further information, please see the

Simple usage: Sending status messages

1. Press the SOS button (

chapter Main menu, Settings, Telematics settings, Status messages.

2. Select a status message with

38 BENEGUARD-BUTTON: STATUS MESSAGES

SENDING STATUS MESSAGES

1: Out of office 2:

Call the polic e 3:

Send help

On duty

... 9:

xx 0:

Send more

QUIT

SEND

An example of a status message menu

) quickly. A

status message menu will be displayed.

n or by

pressing the corresponding numeric key. Press

- SEND.

Or, press and hold down the corre-

sponding numeric key (1 - 9) for a few seconds: sending takes place immediately.

Advanced usage: Sending status messages

1. Press the SOS button (

) quickly. A

status message menu will be displayed.

2. Select a status message by pressing

or by pressing the corresponding numeric key. Press

- NEXT.

Or, press the corresponding numeric key (1 - 9) for a few seconds.

3. Key in the additional information to go

along with this single message. If desired, the text buffer can be left blank, as well.

4. Press

- SEND.

BENEGUARD-BUTTON: STATUS MESSAGES 39

SENDING STATUS MESSAGES NUMBERED

The rest of the status messages (numbered 10 - 999) are number codes with no fixed-form text.

1. Press

2. Scroll to number 0: Send more or press

3. Key in the actual status message number.

- Simple usage: press

- Advanced usage: press ditional information or leave the text buffer empty. Press

10-999

SEND.

NEXT. Key in the ad-

SEND.

MOBILE GROUP CALLS

In order to make mobile group calls, you need to configure the phone to be a mo- bile group phone. The emergency (SOS) button will have two functions depending on how it is pressed:

•SOS function: When pressing the button for a few seconds, an emergency procedure will be started

•Mobile group call function: When press- ing the button quickly, a mobile group menu will be displayed, and selecting a mobile group is possible.

ABOUT THE MOBILE GROUP

CALLS

The mobile group call function requires a separate contract with the service provider.

The mobile group call is a kind of multiparty call with the exception that you make a call to a single number, which is the group number. The group call number and its

40 BENEGUARD-BUTTON: MOBILE GROUP CALLS

members are pre-defined and the group call is operated via the service center.

During the mobile group call the callers talk in turns. When it is your turn to talk, press and hold down the emergency button while talking. Release the button only after you have finished your speech.

If the security code request is turned on, mobile group numbers can only be modified by an authorized person, who knows the code.

Make sure that

1. The phone is configured as a mobile group phone.

- For further information, please see

2. Mobile group numbers are stored correctly in the phone. There can be several mobile group numbers.

CHECK LIST

the chapter Main menu, Settings, Telematics settings, Primary use of emergency (SOS) button.

- For further information, please see

the chapter Main menu, Settings,

Telematics settings, Mobile group numbers.

Please note that if there are missing mobile group numbers, false SOS presses, busy telephone lines, battery out-of-charge incidents, or poor network coverage, the mobil group call might not be made.

MAKING A MOBILE GROUP CALL

1: Football team 2: 3:

Family

+358123456789

... 9:

QUIT

CALL

An example of a mobile group menu

RECEIVING A MOBILE GROUP

CALL

You can answer an incoming mobile group call normally.

An incoming mobile group call is answered automatically, if the

Automatic answer func-

tion is turned on.

For further information, please see the chapters Main menu, Settings, Telematics

settings, Mobile group numbers and Main menu, Settings, Call settings, Automatic answer.

BENEGUARD-BUTTON: MOBILE GROUP CALLS 41

Selecting a group:

1. Press the SOS button (

) quickly. A

mobile group menu will be displayed.

2. Select a mobile group with

n, or by

pressing the corresponding numeric key. Press

l, or - CALL.

Or, press and hold down the corre-

sponding numeric key (1 - 9) for a few seconds: calling takes place immediately.

QUICK MENU

FI NETWORK

KEYPAD

POSITION REFRESH

SEND POSITION

ENVIRONMENT

When the phone is in stand-by mode you can open the quick menu by pressing However, if you have locked the keypad, you cannot enter the quick menu unless you first open the keypad.

KEYPAD LOCK

The keypad lock is used to prevent accidental key strokes. The keypad can be locked

42 QUICK MENU: KEYPAD LOCK

REQUEST ASSISTED GPS?

SEND TO CENTER

WRITE MESSAGE

NORMAL SILENT NOISY DISCREET CAR KIT OWN

automatically by turning on the option

tomatic keylock

in the menu, under Settings

Au-

and Phone settings. When the automatic keylock is in use, the keypad will be locked in approximately 20 seconds if no key is pressed during that time.

To lock the keypad for a single time, please see the following instructions.

Locking the keypad

FI Network

MEMO

18:52

;

Keypad Open

QUIT

LOCK

1. Press n to enter the quick menu.

2. Press

- LOCK to lock the keypad. If you

do not want to lock the keypad, press

. QUIT to return to stand-by mode

without any changes made.

3. After locking the keypad, you will return to stand-by mode automatically. The symbol

* will be displayed.

4. When a call is coming you can answer only by pressing

l. With the keypad

locked, you can turn off the ringing tone by pressing

Unlocking the keypad

FI Network

OPEN

ö;

. QUIET.

QUIT

Keypad Locked

OPEN

1. First press the left soft key . OPEN.

2. Immediately after that press the right soft key

- OPEN.

If you have locked the keypad and set the lights off, you can set lights on for 10 seconds by pressing

If you press the left soft key or

c during

these 10 seconds, the lights will remain on for another 10 seconds. The lights will turn off 10 seconds after the last key is pressed. That way, you are able to see how to unlock the keypad even if it is dark.

POSITION REFRESH

In this menu you can refresh position (i.e. update coordinates of your location). The position is stored in the phone, it will not be sent to the service center.

You can also request assisted GPS information (AGPS) in order to speed up your position calculation. However, before making the request, make sure you have selected number of satellites and stored the service provider´s number in the phone.

For further information, please see the chapter Main menu, GPS, GPS settings, As- sisted GPS.

QUICK MENU: POSITION REFRESH 43

1. Press n to open the quick menu and

find the

2. Press

Position refresh menu.

- SELECT to refresh the position.

3. To request the assisted GPS information, press quest, press

- OK. To cancel the re. NO. If your position is

quite accurate, the AGPS is not needed.

Please note that using this function might increase power consumption.

If you want that the position will be updated automatically, please see the chapter

Main menu, GPS, GPS settings, GPS operating mode.

SEND POSITION

In this menu you can send your position to the service center or to someone you desire, e.g. a friend or relative. You can also enclose a short message to go along with it.

If your position has changed since the latest position calculation, you may refresh the

44 QUICK MENU: SEND POSITION

position before the sending. For further information, please see the chapter Quick menu, Position refresh.

1. Press

2. Find the desired option

- SELECT to enter the Send posi-

tion

n and press -

to complete the operation.

- By selecting Send to center, you will

send your position to the service center immediately, without a message.

- By selecting Write messa ge, you can

first write a message and then select the receiver. Receiver can be the service center as well as a private person. Key in the receiver´s phone number or recall it from the phone book by pressing

- To send your position information to a private person, without any message enclosed, select the option Write message and leave the text buffer blank.

- SEARCH.

ENVIRONMENT

An environment is a combination of tone and lights settings made suitable for particular situations. For further information about editing the environment settings, please see the instructions in chapter Menu, Settings, Environments.

In this menu you can select the environment you wish to use. The default environment setting is

1. Press menu and find the environment menu.

2. Press ment selection list.

3. The shortcut to access the environment selection list: when the phone is in stand-by mode, press onds. The environment list will be displayed.

4. Use ment.

5. Press ment on.

Normal.

n few times to enter the quick

- SELECT to enter the environ-

n for a few sec-

n to select the desired environ-

- SELECT to turn the environ-

OPTIONS DURING A CALL

During a call, there are several functions available, depending on the keys pressed. Please note that some of these functions depend on the services your network operator provides.

Adjusting volume:

Press the lower side keys.

Muting/muting off the microphone:

Press n and - ON/OFF. Muting is also available through the

Turning on/off the hands free (HF) mode:

Press n twice and - ON/OFF. HF mode is also available through the menu.

QUICK MENU: ENVIRONMENT 45

Call management menu.

Call management

Using functions associated with phone book, messages, recent calls and call costs:

Press - MENU or . MEMO and enter the desired sub-menu with

n and - SELECT.

For further information about using these functions, please see the chapters Phone

book, Messages, and Recent calls (in Memo) or Call costs (in Main menu) of this manual.

Managing multiple calls simultaneously:

Please see the following instructions in the chapter Call management.

46 QUICK MENU: OPTIONS DURING A CALL

Call management

If you have a call in progress and you wish to make another call or conference call, answer a call while talking to someone, or switch between the calls, do as follows:

End callll

New call

Call

management

QUIT

1. Press

agement

SELECT

- MENU and enter the Call man-

list by pressing - SELECT.

2. Select one of the functions with press

- SELECT.

Return to the previous menu level by pressing

. QUIT.

Disconnect all the calls and return to standby mode by pressing

Please note that the is available only, when a call is connected.

Pick up a waiting call

Select a call Conference call ... End call

QUIT

Call management menu

SELECT

n and

NEW CALL

Use this function to make another call during an active call. The currently active call will be put on hold.

1. First enter the the

Call management selection list

(

-- ).

New call menu through

2. Key in the desired phone number. If the number is stored in phone book, you can recall it from there by pressing

MEMO. For further information about us-

ing the phone book, please see the instructions in chapter Memo, Phone book, Recalling a phone number.

3. Press

- to initiate the call.

PICK UP A WAITING CALL

When a call is in progress and you have another incoming call, the network will notify you of a call waiting.

Use this function if you wish to take the incoming call and put the currently active call on hold.

Easiest way to pick up a waiting call is by pressing 2 and l.

Another way to pick up a waiting call:

1. First enter the Pick up a waiting call menu through the Call management selection list.

2. All the connected calls are displayed, whether they are active, on hold or waiting. Currently active call is highlighted.

3. Scroll through the call list with

n. Pick

up a waiting call by selecting it and pressing

- OK.

If you do not want to pick up a waiting call, you may press the left soft key

. DROP.

Please note that in order to use this function, the on in the menu, under

QUICK MENU: OPTIONS DURING A CALL 47

Call waiting option must be turned

Network services.

SELECT CALL

Use this function if you wish to switch from an active call to the held call.

Easiest way to switch between the listed calls is by

2 and right after that l .

pressing

Another way to select a call:

1. First enter the Select call menu through

the

Call management selection list.

2. All the connected calls are displayed, whether they are active or on hold. If you have stored the number in the phone book, the name will be displayed instead of the number. If no telephone number is available, the call is indicated as

Unknown. Two lines of calls is the

maximum.

3. Scroll through the options with vate the desired call by pressing

n. Acti-

- OK.

The other call will be put on hold.

48 QUICK MENU: OPTIONS DURING A CALL

If you have received a call, there are two exceptions when the number of the caller will not be displayed: if the caller has the CLIR (Call Line Identification Restriction) feature in use, or if your network operator does not supply the CLIP (Call Line Identification Presentation) feature.

CONFERENCE CALL

Use this function if you wish to combine all simultaneous calls to a conference call. Using this function requires, that at least one of the calls is active and another is put on hold.

Combine the desired calls together by keying in 3 and pressing l.

Another way to make a conference call:

Enter the Conference call menu through the

Call management selection list.

Depending on the state of the conference call, some of the functions are not available even if you select them.

END CALL

Use this function to end a call or calls.

• Easiest way to drop a single call from two calls or a conference call is by keying in in the front of the telephone number and pressing right after that

• Easiest way to end all calls is by pressing

1 and the number

Another way to end a call:

1. First enter the End call menu through

the

Call management selection list.

2. All the connected calls are displayed, whether they are active, on hold or waiting. The calls are displayed with a number indicating the starting order of the calls. If the telephone number is stored in phone book, the name is displayed instead of the number. If the number is unknown, the call is listed as

Call.

3. Scroll through the call list with

4. Select the call you want to end by pressing

- OK.

QUICK MENU: OPTIONS DURING A CALL 49

MEMO

PHONE BOOK

RECENT CALLS

ALARM CLOCK

CALENDAR

CALCULATOR

MESSAGES

(SPECIAL SERVICES

- SIM TOOLKIT)

50 MEMO: ALPHA KEYS

• In stand-by mode, open memo by pressing

MEMO. Use n to scroll

through the menus.

• Select a menu by pressing the right soft

- SELE CT, and you

key will enter the submenus of this menu.

•Use through lists and submenus. Highlight the desired option and press desired information.

•Press to the previous menu level. You can return directly to stand-by mode from all menu levels by pressing

n for scrolling

- or enter the

. QUIT to return

ALPHA KEYS

You need the alpha keys for storing and recalling the information.

•In the traditional spelling mode you get the first letter of the key when pressing the key once, the second letter when pressing the key twice and so on. When the cursor appears to right of the letter just entered you can enter the next.

•You may also use the T9 text input tools for keying in the letters. Turn the T9 mode on or off by pressing ing

1 for a few seconds, languages for

the T9 are available. For further information about using T9, please see the chapter Memo, Messages, Writing messages.

•By pressing

0 for a few seconds, all the

special characters are available page by page. You can scroll the pages with

•You can enter both upper case and lower case letters as well as numbers. You can switch between them by pressing

§.

1. By press-

•When upper case letters are in use the symbol row and when lower case letters are in use the symbol symbol is especially made for writing sentences (so that you do not need to switch between the upper case and lower case letters). When the symbol played, the entry of any number is direct.

•Always enter number 1 as follows: Press

U is displayed, in the upper

V is displayed. The a

Z is dis-

until the character form is switched to

Z. Press 1.

•Always enter number 0 as follows: Make sure, the

•Enter a space by pressing

•In case of a misspelling, move with the letter you wish to correct and press

, is turned off. Press 0.

n to

. CLEAR.

MEMO: ALPHA KEYS 51

Characters available:

2 A a B b C c 2 Å å Ä ä Æ æ à ß Ç

3 D d E e F f 3 É é

4 G g H h I i 4

5 J j K k L l 5

6 Mm N n O o 6 Ñ ñ Ö ö

7 P p Q q R r S s 7 8 T t U u V v 8 Ü ü

9 Ww X x Y y Z z 9

0 + . , " ' ? ! : ; - @ * # & / ( ) < > = % _ $ £ § ¥ ¤ ¡ ¿ ì \

í ^î` { | }

52 MEMO: ALPHA KEYS

PHONE BOOK

ENTER NAME:

ADD NEW

NAME LIST: ANNA JAKE

...

You can store phone numbers in the Phone

entries on the SIM card. The actual

book

number of entries and the length of names and numbers which can be stored on the SIM card depend on the card´s storage capacity.

When the phone is in stand-by mode, open

MEMO by pressing . MEMO.

Find the Phone book by pressing - SELECT.

The shortcut to access the phone book name list (with the option press

. MEMO for a few seconds.

Add new) is to

ENTER NUMBER

EDIT

DELETE

. QUIT to cancel the operation and

Press

ENTER NAME

ANNA

+358123456789

009

CONFIRM DELETE?

ENTER MEMORY SLOT

ENTER NUMBER

ENTER NAME

ENTER MEMORY SLOT

return to previous menu level.

Press

c to return to stand-by mode. This

can be done at any menu level.

If the text

(Fixed) is displayed, the function

called Fixed Dialling Numbers (FDN) has been turned on. FDN sets some restrictions for using the phone book. For further information about the FDN, please see the chapter Menu, Security, FDN.

MEMO: PHONE BOOK 53

Recalling a phone number

In this menu you can search a phone number stored in your phone book. You can also add names in the phone book.

The phone book entries are organized in alphabetical order.

You have two ways to enter the name list:

Enter name:

In this case, the phone will offer you the name list including an option

Add new.

NAME LIST

+35877400... 55

Benefon

Jagger

Lewis

QUIT

SELECT

Add new

Benefon

Jagger

QUIT

SELECT

Be_

CLEAR

QUIT

READ

•You can key in the desired name or its initials and press

- OK. You may do it this

way if you wish to search a number already stored in the phone book, especially if your phone book list is very long.

•You can press

- READ directly. You may

do it this way if your phone book list is quite short or you wish to add (store) a new phone number in your phone book.

54 MEMO: PHONE BOOK

1. The closest matches are displayed. If the

Phone book (fixed) is turned on, the

numbers displayed here are the numbers stored in FDN phone book. The names are listed in alphabetical order.

2. In case you have written the name or its initials in the previous menu, the first line in the list shows the desired phone number and its memory slot number in the phone book. If the phone number is longer than 22 characters, the rest of the number is displayed as three points.

The highlighted line shows the name associated with the phone and memory slot numbers in the first line.

3. In case you have pressed

- READ di-

rectly in the previous menu, the first line offers you the option

Add new.

4. You can scroll through the name list with

n. Scrolling over the top to the bot-

tom is possible. You may select one of these numbers with

5. To make a call, press

6. To edit or delete (empty) the chosen phone book entry, press

- SELECT.

2. If the

Benefon

QUIT

Phone book (fixed) is turned on,

key in the PIN2 code and press

+3580401234567

[010]

SELECT

- OK.

3. Now you can select, whether to edit the phone number, name or memory slot (or all of them).

4. Find the desired option with press

- SELECT.

n and

EDITING A PHONE BOOK ENTRY

Edit

Delete

QUIT

SELECT

Enter PIN2

QUIT

1. Select Edit by pressing - SELECT.

Editing name

1. Add letters by pressing the numeric keys and remove letters by pressing

CLEAR. Please note that a long . CLEAR

empties the whole display.

2. Press

- SAVE.

MEMO: PHONE BOOK 55

Editing number

1. Add numbers by pressing the numeric keys and remove numbers by pressing

. CLEAR. Please note that a long .

CLEAR empties the whole display.

2. Press

- SAVE.

Changing memory slot

1. Find a memory slot number with n or key it in. Only free memory slots are available.

2. When ready, press

- SAVE.

Please note that if you change the memory slot, an additional selection list will be displayed.

By selecting

Move, the information stored

in the original phone book entry will be lost. As a result of that, the old memory slot will be freed.

By selecting

Copy, the information stored in

the original phone book entry will be pre-

56 MEMO: PHONE BOOK

served. As a result of that, both memory slots will be reserved: one with the original information and another with the recently stored and possibly modified information.

- OK to confirm your choice.

Press

DELETING A PHONE BOOK ENTRY

Edit

Delete

QUIT

SELECT

Enter PIN2

QUIT

1. Select Delete with n.

2. Press

- SELECT.

3. If the Phone book (fixed) is turned on,

key in the PIN2 code and press

4. Confirm the deletion by pressing

LETE

or cancel the operation by press-

ing

. NO.

- OK.

- DE-

Storing a phone number

You have several ways to store phone numbers into the phone book.

You can:

•key in the desired number (please see the following instructions)

•save the number by using (please see the following instructions)

•pick up numbers in an SMS message, including the sender´s phone number (for further information, please see the chapter Memo, Messages, Incoming mes- sages, Pick number)

•pick up the caller´s number (for further information, please see the chapter Memo, Recent calls, Save)

•save the receiver´s number by using redial memory (for further information, please see the chapter Operation, Redial memory).

Add new option

KEYING IN A NEW PHONE

NUMBER

040123456_

CLEAR

SAVE

;

Enter name:

040123456 _

QUIT

1. When the phone is in stand-by mode, key in the desired number and press

SAVE.

2. Key in the desired name and press

NEXT.

Enter memory slot: 040123456 Janet

[019_]

QUIT

SAVE

Saved

3. Find a new memory slot number with the help of

n. You can also key it in.

MEMO: PHONE BOOK 57

The phone accepts only free memory slots, so you cannot overwrite any old number in the phone book by mistake.

4. Press

- SAVE to store all the new infor-

mation in the phone book.

ADDING A NEW NUMBER

IN THE NAME LIST

1. When the phone is in stand-by mode, press

. MEMO and enter the Phone

by pressing - SELECT.

book

2. Press

- READ directly. The phone will

offer you the name list including the option

Add new.

3. The shortcut to access the phone book name list (with the option to press

. MEMO for a few seconds.

Add new) is

58 MEMO: PHONE BOOK

Name list

Add new

Benefon Jagger

QUIT

SELECT

Enter PIN2 code

QUIT

4. Choose Add new by pressing - SELECT.

5. If the

Phone book (Fixed) is turned on,

key in the PIN2 code and press

- OK.

6. If there are no free phone book entries left,

No free memory will be displayed.

You cannot store any new phone numbers unless you first delete some old ones.

7. Otherwise key in the desired phone number. Press

- NEXT.

Enter name: +3589876543

JUL_

CLEAR

[020]

Enter memory slot: +3589876543

JULIA

QUIT

SAVE

8. If the phone number just entered is already stored in the phone book, the phone will offer you that name, the number is associated with. If desired, you may edit the name.

9. If no name is displayed, key in the desired name. Press

- NEXT.

10.Find a new memory slot number with the help of

n. You can also key it in. The

phone accepts only free memory slots, so you cannot overwrite any old number in the phone book by mistake.

11.Press

- SAVE to store all the new infor-

mation in the phone book.

MEMO: PHONE BOOK 59

RECENT CALLS

UNANSWERED CALLS

RECEIVED CALLS

CALL COUNTERS

14:12 JAKE 10:08 +358123456789

30.09. MONICA DELETE ALL

LAST CALL

TOTAL CALLS

This function allows you to keep track of unanswered and received calls.

When the phone is in stand-by mode, open the

MEMO by pressing . MEMO.

Press

- SELECT to enter the Recent calls

menu. Scroll through the sub-menus and selection lists with

Press

. QUIT to cancel the operation and

return to previous menu level.

Press

c to return to stand-by mode. This

can be done at any menu level.

60 MEMO: RECENT CALLS

CALL SAVE DELETE

...

ENTER NAME ENTER MEMORY SLOT

Unanswered calls

A text of recent unanswered calls is displayed immediately.

If the text display, you can enter the menu directly by pressing - SELECT.

Otherwise enter the through

LECT

If there are no received calls, the text

answered calls

Unanswered calls is shown in the

Unanswered calls

Unanswered calls menu

Recent calls menu and press - SE-

is displayed.

No un-

Unanswered calls are detected only when the phone is turned on and in the network coverage area.

LIST OF UNANSWERED CALLS

Unanswered calls

QUIT

SELECT

14:12 Jake

12:02 +35898765431

11.08 Unknown

QUIT

Delete all

SELECT

This unanswered call list contains all the unanswered calls. The calls are sorted in order from the newest to the oldest.

Displayed are the number or the name of the caller (depending on whether you have stored the caller´s name and number in your phone book) and also the delivery time of the call.

If a call attempt is older than 24 hours, the delivery time is replaced by the delivery date.

In two cases neither the number nor the name of the caller will be displayed: if the caller has the CLIR (Call Line Identification Restriction) feature in use, or if your network operator does not supply the CLIP (Call Line Identification) option. Note that in these cases your phone counts and displays only one call, which is the last one you have received.

If you wish to delete all the call attempts displayed in this list, select the option

with n and press - DELETE. Confirm

lete all

your choice by pressing

- DELETE again.

De-

MEMO: RECENT CALLS 61

PROCESSING THE CALL

INFORMATION

14:12 Jake Call

12:02 +35898765431

11.08 Unknown Delete all

QUIT

SELECT

Save Delete

QUIT

SELECT

By selecting the desired number you will enter the processing list, where you can make a call to the number, store, or delete the number.

Select the desired function with press

- SELECT.

n and

Received calls

Enter the Received calls menu through Re-

cent calls

If there are no received calls, the text

ceived calls

62 MEMO: RECENT CALLS

menu and press - SELECT.

No re-

is displayed.

LIST OF RECEIVED CALLS

Received calls

QUIT

SELECT

14:12 Jake

Delete all

QUIT

12:02 +35898765431

11.08 Unknown

SELECT

This received call list contains all the received calls. The calls are sorted in order from the newest to the oldest.

Displayed are the number or the name of the caller (depending on whether you have stored the caller´s name and number in your phone book) and also the delivery time of the call.

If a call is older than 24 hours, the delivery time is replaced by the delivery date.

in these cases your phone counts and displays only one call, which is the last one you have received.

If you wish to delete all the calls displayed in this list, select the option

Delete all with

n and press - DELETE. Confirm your

choice by pressing cel the deletion by pressing

- DELETE again, or can- . NO.

PROCESSING THE CALL

INFORMATION

14:12 Jake Call 12:02 +35898765431

11.08 Unknown Delete all

QUIT

SELECT

Save Delete

QUIT

SELECT

By selecting the desired number you will enter the processing list, where you can make a call to the number, store, or delete the number.

Select the desired function with press

- SELECT.

n and

Call counters

Enter the Call counters menu through Re-

cent calls

the sub-menus by pressing

In this menu you can see the duration of the last call in hours and minutes. The call can be either outgoing or incoming call.

You can return to the previous menu level by pressing

In this menu you can see the total duration of all calls in hours and minutes.

You can reset the total calls counter in the

Network services menu, under the Call cost

sub-menu. Please note that you need the PIN2 code for resetting the counter.

You may return to the previous menu level by pressing

menu and press - SELECT. Scroll

LAST CALL

. QUIT.

TOTAL CALLS

. QUIT.

MEMO: RECENT CALLS 63

ALARM CLOCK

ALARM: OFF

SWITCHED OFF

TIME 00:00

REPEAT DAILY

SNOOZE ON

ON OFF

ENTER TIME:

ONCE REPEAT

OFF

5 MIN 10 MIN 30 MIN

When the phone is in stand-by mode, open the

MEMO by pressing . MEMO.

Find the Alarm clock with the help of n. Press

- SELECT.

Press

. QUIT to cancel the operation and

return to previous menu level. Press

c to

return to stand-by mode. This can be done at any menu level.

64 MEMO: ALARM CLOCK

DAILY

M - F

SELECTED DAYS

MONDAY TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

SAVE CHANGES

EDITING ALARM SETTINGS

1. The current alarm settings are displayed. If alarm is turned off, there are no details displayed.

2. Press

- CHANGE to adjust the alarm set-

tings.

Switched On

Time 1 1: 22

Repeat Once Snooze Off

QUIT

3. Select the desired alarm setting with n

SELECT

Switched [On]

and press - SELECT.

Turning alarm on or off

By selecting Switched you can turn the alarm on or off. Select Press

- OK.

On or Off with n.

Adjusting alarm time

By selecting Time you can adjust the time. Key in the time with numeric keys. Press

OK.

Selecting repeat alarm

By selecting Repeat you can determine, whether the phone alerts you e.g. every day at the same time.

First select either Press the right soft key

Once or Repeat with n.

If you choose Repeat, you are also able to specify the days, when the alarm is turned on. Select one of these:

or Selected days. Press the right soft key

day

Daily, Monday to Fri-

In case you choose

Selected days, a list of

week days will be displayed. Please note that you are assumed to select at least one day.

Use

n for scrolling through the list. You can

mark your choice so that you point the desired option and press

- SELECT. If you

have marked an option you do not want after all, point the option again and press

OFF.

MEMO: ALARM CLOCK 65

When ready, scroll down the list and point

Save changes. Press - OK.

Selecting snooze

By selecting Snooze you can determine, whether the phone alerts you repeatedly, e.g. in every 10 minutes.

Select one of these:

. Press - OK. If you do not want to use

min

the snooze option at all, select

Off, 5 min, 10 min or 30

Off.

You can quiet the alarm tone for snooze time by pressing the left soft key

. QUIET

or any key (except the right soft key).

To stop the alarm tone once and for all, first press any key and right after that the right soft key

- OFF.

66 MEMO: ALARM CLOCK

CALENDAR

VIEW DAY ADD NEW ENTRY GO TO DATE VIEW ALL ENTR.

CALENDAR

This is a simplified menu tree of the calendar menu. The obliqued words in the picture show the entered path.

SELECT DAY:

SUN 23.10.02 MON 24.10.02* TUE 25.10.02 WED 26.10.02

ENTER DATE:

ADD NEW ALL CREATED ENTRIES

DELETE ALL

ADD NEW DAY´S SCHEDULE

DELETE ALL

ENTER TIME:

SELECT DAY:

SUN 23.10.02* MON 24.10.02*

TUE 25.10.02

ADD NEW DAY´S SCHEDULE

DELETE ALL

VIEW A SINGLE EDIT CALENDAR ENTRY

23.10.02 21:30 ENTER EVENT: JULIA´S PAR...

ADD NEW DAY´S SCHEDULE

DELETE ALL

EDIT DELETE

DELETE

SET REPEAT: ONCE

DAILY M - F SELECTED DAYS

[24.10.02] [13:15.00] MEETING AT WORK ONCE

ON TIME

SET ALARM:

NO ALARM ON TIME

...

60 MIN BEFORE

In this menu you can write down your own calendar-related tasks, such as appointments, events and anniversaries. Reminders for the calendar can also be associated with these entries. Please note that if the power of the phone has been turned off, the calendar alarms do not turn the phone on and you will miss the alarm.

The maximum amount of simultaneous calendar entries is limited.

When the phone is in stand-by mode, open the

MEMO by pressing . MEMO.

Find the Calendar with the help of n. Press

- SELECT.

MEMO: CALENDAR 67

Press . QUIT to cancel the operation and return to previous menu level.

Press

c to return to stand-by mode. This

can be done at any menu level.

You are also able to add new calendar entries for the chosen day or delete unnecessary entries.

Calendar options

View day

Add new entry Go to date View all entries

QUIT

As you open the Calendar menu, a list of calendar options is displayed.

Select the desired option with

- SELECT.

By selecting View day you can see all events, so called calendar entries, set for a single day.

68 MEMO: CALENDAR

VIEW DAY

SELECT

n and press

Thu. 19.08.02

Fri. 20.08.02 *

Sat. 21.08.02

QUIT

SELECT

* indicates, there are entries (events) marked for the day

* indicates, there are entries (events) marked for that particular day.

Today´s calendar is located on the top of the list.

Use

n to select the day, which events you

wish to view. Press to view yesterday´s calendar, press

- SELECT. If you wish

n up-

wards.

There are 21 dates in this list. If you wish to access a date outside these boundaries, you may select menu

Go to date option in the previous

Calendar options.

DAY´S SCHEDULE

ADDING NEW ENTRIES

Wed. 6th 10. 2002

Add new

11:00 w Meeting...

12:30 Lunch... 15:20 Special br... Delete all

QUIT

SELECT

The date and its schedule

Calendar entries are shown in order from the earliest to the latest.

w indicates, the

alarm function (reminder) for that entry is swiched on.

If there are no events written down, only

Add new option is displayed.

To take a closer look at one of the events, select the desired entry with

SELECT.

n and press -

If you wish to add new entry into your calendar, select the option

Add new.

View day

Add new entry

Go to date View all entries

QUIT

SELECT

By selecting Add new entry, you can add new entries into your calendar.

Enter day:

dd.mm.yyyy

QUIT

Enter time:

hh:mm

QUIT

1. Date: the default setting is today. You can change the date by keying in new date. Use

NEXT when ready.

n for moving and press -

2. Time: key in the time as described above. Press

- NEXT.

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3. Event: write down the desired text and press

- NEXT. You have space for about

32 characters, i.e. one and a half lines of text.

Set repeat

Once

Daily M-F Selected days

QUIT

4. Repeat: the default setting for repeat is once. You may change it by pressing the arrow keys options press

n. If you select one of these

Once, Daily, Monday to Friday,

- NEXT to enter the fifth setting,

which is adjusting the alarm.

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Set repeat

Once Daily M-F

Selected days

QUIT

If you select

SELECT

Selected days, you are assumed

Monday Tuesday Wednesday

...

Save changes

QUIT

SELECT

to first select the desired week day(s) before entering the fifth setting, i.e. alarm.

You can scroll through the list with pressing

- SELECT you can choose the

n. By

day(s), you wish the phone to alert you. The chosen day will be marked with

In case you have already marked a weekday you do not want after all, move the cursor to point that day again and press the right soft key

- OFF. The check mark (I) will

disappear.

When all the desired days have been marked, move the cursor to point

changes

and press - OK.

Save

Set alarm:

No alarm

On time

5 min before

10 min before

...

60 min before

QUIT

EDITING OR DELETING

A CALENDAR ENTRY

Wed. 6th 10. 2002

hh:mm

Meeting with

QUIT

-5 min

Mr. Bean at the movies.

SELECT

Edit

Delete

QUIT

SELECT

5. Alarm: set the alarm. The alarm will oc- cur either on time of the calendar time or some minutes before. The alarm melody depends on the current environment settings.

Use

n for moving and press the right

soft key

In this menu you are able to view the chosen calendar entry with details. Scroll through the entry with

The

w symbol indicates, the alarm is turned

on.

By pressing

- SELECT you will enter the

processing list where you can edit or delete the chosen entry. Select the desired option with

n and press - SELECT.

By pressing . QUIT you will return to the previous menu level without any changes made.

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dd.mm.yyyy

hh:mm

Meeting with Mr...

Once

w -5 min

QUIT

SELECT

Enter date:

dd.mm.yyyy

QUIT

You can edit the day, time and text. You can also choose whether to use the alarm at all, once, or repeatedly with this particular event.

Select the desired option with

n and press

- SELECT.

Editing day, time and text

Edit day, time and text by keying in the new information. Please note that the calendar text is assumed to fit into a single display. By pressing Press

n you may move the cursor.

- OK after each setting.

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Changing repeat

When changing repeat you have several options to choose from: you can use repeat once, daily, Monday to Friday or on selected days.

If you select

Selected days, you are assumed

to first select the desired week day(s) before entering the next setting, i.e. alarm.

Select the desired option with the right soft key

n and press

Changing the alarm

When editing alarm you have several options to choose from: you can use no alarm at all, or you can turn the alarm on to alert you just on time, or 5...60 minutes before the event.

Select the desired option with

n and press

- SELECT.

Deleting one calendar entry

By selecting Delete you can delete a calendar entry.

Confirm your choice by pressing

- DELETE

or cancel the operation by pressing . NO.

Deleting all calendar entries for

the chosen day

By selecting Delete all you can delete all calendar entries for the chosen day.

Confirm your choice by pressing

- DELETE

or cancel the operation by pressing . NO.

ENTERING THE DATE TO VIEW

View day

Add new entry

Go to date

View all entries

QUIT

SELECT

Select an option Go to date from the list of calendar options. This is a quick way to find out, what is the schedule for a specific day.

Key in the date, which schedule you wish to find out. Use date has been keyed in, press that you may select the precise day with

n for moving. After the whole

- NEXT. After

n if

needed.

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LIST OF ALL CALENDAR ENTRIES

View day

Add new entry

Go to date

View all entries

QUIT

SELECT

By selecting View all entries you have direct access to all your calendar entries. In this menu you are also able to select one of the events to view it more closely.

Add new

11:00 Meeting

12:30

20.08 Spec.. Delete all

QUIT

Lunch

SELECT

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Please note that if the entry is today, the list item starts with the time. If the entry is not today, list item starts with date. In a case like this you need to press - SELECT to see the entry time.

When scrolling the list upwards, the past events are displayed. When scrolling the list downwards, the coming events are displayed.

The (

) symbol displayed right after time indicates, the alarm is turned on within the entry.

In case you wish to take a closer look at one of the entries, first select the desired entry with

n and press - SELECT.

You are also able to select

Add new if you

wish to add a new calendar entry.

CALCULATOR

In the Calculator menu you can perform simple mathematical operations, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. You are also able to use decimal points and per cent.

•When the phone is in stand-by mode, open the

•Find the Calculator menu with n. Press

- SELECT. Select the operator with n.

•Press return to previous menu level.

•Press can be done at any menu level.

AC . - + = X / %

CLEAR

By pressing errors when keying in incorrect numbers.

MEMO by pressing . MEMO.

. QUIT to cancel the operation and

c to return to stand-by mode. This

SELECT

The operators available for calculating are displayed on the top.

. CLEAR you can correct the

The maximum size of a number is 8 digits. When using a decimal point, the amount of digits will be 7 plus the decimal point (for example: 123456.7).

In case you try to key in an illegal mathematical sentence (for example 5/0), the text

Error is displayed.

The accuracy of the calculation is to 6-digits and, when needed, the result will be displayed with the exponent (for example: the result 1234567 is displayed 1.23457E6).

sign function

AC resets the display

. decimal point

- subtraction + addition = gives result

* multiplication

/ division

% per cent

. CLEAR

erases the display

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An example of a per cent

calculation 50+50-6%=94

1. Enter the first number (50) by pressing the numeric keys.

2. Select the desired operator (+) with

and press - SELECT. The chosen operator shows in the display.

3. Enter the second number (50) by pressing the numeric keys.

4. Select the desired operator (-) with

and press - SELECT.

5. Enter the third number (6) by pressing the numeric keys.

6. Select the desired operator (%) with

and press - SELECT.

7. Select the equal sign (=) with press

- SELECT to get the result.

n and

All the operators shown on the top of the display are also found by pressing and

0 -keys.

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§, +,

In case you prefer using these keys for calculating, please check the following table:

sign function

+ press

* press % press

- press / press . press

=press

correct

erase with

+ once + twice

+ three times

§ once

§ twice

0 for 1 sec.

- SELECT . CLEAR

An example of a subtraction

9-5=4

1. Enter 9 .

2. Press

3. Enter

4. Press

5. To clear the display, press

§ once.

5 .

- OK.

. CLEAR.

MESSAGES

Press - SELECT to enter the Mes- sages menu.

Scroll through the sub-menus and selection lists with

. QUIT to

Press cancel the operation and return to previous menu level.

c to return

Press to stand-by mode. This can be done at any menu level.

INCOMING MESSAGES

OWN MESSAGES

BROADCAST MESSAGES

MESSAGE SETUP

BROADCAST MESSAGE SETUP

CALL VOICEMAIL

WRITE MESSAGE

12:17 JULIA

01.10. JAKE ...

DELETE ALL

A MESSAGE TEXT... ANOTHER MESSAGE.. ... DELETE ALL

TYPE NUMBER X TYPE NUMBER Y TYPE NUMBER Z

SMS SERVICE NUMBER MESSAGE TYPE

MESSAGE VALIDITY VOICE MAIL NUMBER

ACCEPT BROADCAST MSGS BASE STATION ID

BROADCAST MSG TYPES

BROADCAST MSG LANGUAGES

LISTENING VOICEMAIL MESSAGES..

WRITE MESSAGE TEXT IN HERE...

READ REPLY CALL NUMBER FORWARD PICK NUMBER DELETE

READ EDIT FORWARD PICK NUMBER DELETE

SEND AND SAVE SEND ONLY SEND WITH POSITION POSTPONE

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Incoming messages

In this menu you can read or edit the message or make a call to the sender. You can also send the message back to the sender or forward it to someone else.

You can pick the phone number of the sender or number in the message text and for further use and you can delete messages either one at a time or all at once, as well.

The Short Message Service (SMS) is a network feature.

The message settings are found in the

sage setup

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menu.

Mes-

RECEIVING A NEW MESSAGE

Incoming messages [MM] NN New

QUIT

SELECT

When receiving a new message, an alert sound is heard and an envelope ( shown in the display as the phone is in stand-by mode.

NN New shows the number of new messag-

es,

[MM] shows the number of all incoming

messages.

Open the pressing

Incoming messages menu by

- SELECT.

If there are neither new nor read incoming messages,

No incoming messages is dis-

played and you will return to the previous menu level automatically.

s) is

RECALLING INCOMING

MESSAGES

14:12 Jake

{ 12:02 Bill

{

12:02 Jackie

Delete all Delete all

QUIT

READ

B 14:12 Jake

12:02 Bill

{

14:12 Jackie

QUIT

SELECT

This list of incoming messages contains all the incoming messages. The name or the number of the sender and the delivery time of the message are displayed.

If the message is older than 24 hours, the delivery time is replaced by the delivery date.

Closed envelope (

on the left indicates, the message is new and unread. Open envelope (

{) on the left indicates, the message

is old and read.

If you do not want to read, select, or delete any of the messages, press

. QUIT to return

to the previous menu level.

If you wish to delete all the messages displayed in this list, select the option

with n and press - DELETE.

all

Delete

Confirm your choice by pressing - DELETE again or cancel the operation by pressing

. NO.

READING A NEW MESSAGE

1. Select a message marked with closed envelope (

2. Press

B) with the help of n.

- READ.

The contents of a message is shown as follows:

The message text looks like this...

QUIT

Save

Delete

QUIT

SELECT

1. By pressing n, you can read the whole message.

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2. After reading the message, when pressing the right soft key, you are able to save the message or delete it immediately. Select the desired option with press

n and

3. After deleting a message, Message delet-

will be displayed.

4. After saving a message

Message saved

will be displayed. If you save the message, it will be saved into your SIM card.

5. If there are several new messages, you can read them all, one after another, by pressing

- NEXT. When all the new

messages have been read, the right soft key shows

- OK.

READING OR PROCESSING

AN OLD MESSAGE

1. Select a message marked with open envelope (

2. Press

{) with the help of n.

- SELECT. The message process-

ing list will be displayed.

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Incoming message processing list

Read

Call number

Forward Pick number Delete

QUIT

SELECT

•Select the desired function with n and

press

- SELECT.

Read

Use this option, if you wish to read the old, already read message again.

By pressing

n, you can read the whole mes-

sage.

If you wish to continue processing the message, e.g. delete it, press

- SELECT.

To return to incoming messages list, press

. QUIT.

Use this option, if you wish to send the message back to its sender. This way you do not need to key in the phone number or recall it from phone book.

To add letters or special characters into text, press space, use

2...9 and 0. To make

+ . With n you can move inside

the text. You may also modify the text with the T9 text input tools (for further information about using the T9 text input, please see the chapter Writing messages).

When the message is written, press

to send or save the message.

LECT

If you do not want to go further, press

- SE-

SENDING AND SAVING

THE MESSAGE

Send and save

Send only Postpone

QUIT

SELECT

You have several options to choose from: send and save, send only, postpone.

Select the desired option with

n and press

- SELECT.

Send and save

By selecting Send and save, you can send the message and also save

it to your SIM

card. The edited message is stored as an own message. The original message sent to you is still stored as an incoming message.

However, if there is not enough free memory space to save the message,

ory available

will be displayed and you will

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No free mem-

return to previous menu level. The message will not be sent either. In this case you may delete some old messages to make some free memory space or select the

Send only

option.

The default destination number for the message is the number from where the original message was sent. If the number in question is stored in the phone book, the name of the caller is displayed instead of the number.

To send the message, press

- SEND.

If there is SMS transmission failure, the text

Error in sending will be displayed. In this

case, make sure the receiver´s phone number (including prefix) and message box number are correct and there is enough network coverage for radio communication.

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FORWARDING THE MESSAGE

If you wish to send the message to someone else, you are assumed to change the destination number.

1. To erase the whole default destination number from the display, press onds. When the display is empty, the right soft key

SEARCH.

shows

2. Key in the new phone number. After the number is keyed in, you can send the message by pressing the right soft key

RECALLING THE PHONE NUMBER FROM THE

If you have stored the desired phone number in phone book, you can also recall it from there.

1. Empty the display by pressing seconds.

2. Press

3. When the correct name or number is displayed,

SEARCH. (Key in the name or its the ini-

and) press

tials bers with

press

if needed.

SELECT. Press - SEND.

CLEA R for a few sec-

SEND.

PHONE BOOK

CLEAR for a few

READ. Scroll through the num-

Send only

By selecting Send only, you can send the message without saving it. The original message sent to you is still stored as an incoming message.

For further information about sending the message, please see the instructions in the previous chapter Send and save.

Postpone

By selecting Postpone you can save the message (as a draft) without immediately sending it to anyone. If you wish to finish or send the message later, you can recall a postponed message through

menu.

Write messag-

Call

Use this option, if you wish to call the sender of the message. With this option you can also call the number mentioned within the message (assuming the number in question is a phone number).

If the number is stored in phone book, the associated name is displayed instead of the number.

•Select the desired number with

•Make a call by pressing

- CALL.

•Disconnect the call by pressing c.

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Forward

Use this option if you wish to send the selected message to a new receiver. Forwarded messages are not stored as extra copies into SIM card.

SEND

Enter number:_

QUIT

Enter number:

+35812345678_

CLEAR

Key in the desired number or you can recall the desired number from phone book by pressing

- SEARCH (assuming you have

stored it in there).

Send the message by pressing

- SEND.

If you do not want to forward the message, press

. CLEAR for a few seconds to empty

the display and right after

. QUIT to return

to previous menu level.

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Pick number

With this option you can take the phone number of the sender and save it in your phone book or make a call to the number in question.

If the message itself contains numbers, you can also select them for later use.

If the number is stored in the phone book, the associated name is displayed instead of the number.

+3589876543

+35812345678

QUIT

SELECT

1. Point the desired number with press

- SELECT.

2. To make a call press

Call

Save in phone book

QUIT

SELECT

- SELECT.

n and

3. To save the number in the phone book, select the desired option with press

- SELECT.

n and

Save in phone book

Use this option if you wish to save the number in your phone book.

Delete

In this menu you can delete the chosen message from your SIM card.

Confirm your choice by pressing

LETE.

- DE-

If you wish to cancel the deletion, press .

NO and you will return to the previous

menu level.

Memory slot: MICK +35812345678

[xx_]

CLEAR

SAVE

- NEXT. In . CLEAR

Enter name:

+35812345678 Track_

CLEAR

1. Key in the name and press case of misspelling, press shortly. Please note that pressing .

CLEAR for a few seconds empties the

whole display.

2. Find a free phone book memory slot with the help of

n. You may also key it

in. Only free memory slots are available. Press

- SAVE.

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Own messages

In this menu you can read, edit and send (i.e. forward) your own, saved messages. You can also pick the phone number of the sender for further use or delete the messages either one at a time or all at once.

The message settings are found in the

sage setup

Open the

menu.

Own messages menu by pressing

- SELECT.

[MM] shows the number of all own messag-

es.

If there are no own messages,

sages

will be displayed and you will return

No own mes-

to the previous menu level automatically.

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Mes-

RECALLING OWN MESSAGES

1st message starts...

2nd message starts...

3rd message starts...

Delete all

QUIT

SELECT

1st message starts...

2nd message starts...

3rd message starts...

Delete all

QUIT

DELETE

This own messages list contains all your own messages. The messages are sorted in random order, i.e. the order the messages are stored in the SIM.

If you wish to delete all the messages displayed in this list, select the option

with n and press - DELETE. Confirm

all

your choice by pressing

By pressing

. QUIT you cancel the deletion

- DELETE again.

Delete

and return to previous menu level.

READING OR PROCESSING

OWN MESSAGES

1. Select one of the messages with n.

2. Press

- SELECT. The message process-

ing list will be displayed.

Own message processing list

Read

Edit

Forward

Pick number

Delete

QUIT

SELECT

•Select the desired function with n and

press

- SELECT.

•If you do not want to process the mes-

sage, press

. QUIT to return to own mes-

sages list.

Read

Use this option if you wish to read a message.

By pressing

n, you are able to read the

whole message including the detailed information about the message at the end of the message.

To return to the message processing list, press

- SELECT.

To return to the own messages list, press

QUIT.

Edit

Use this option, if you wish to edit the message. After that you can send the edited message to someone or just save it for further use.

With

n you can move inside the text. To add

letters or special characters into text, press

2...9 or 0.

To make space, use

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You may also modify the text with the T9 (for further information about using the T9 text input, please see the instructions in chapter Write message).

In case you wish to edit or shorten the message, press

. CLEAR shortly to remove let-

ter(s).

A long press of

. CLEAR empties the

whole display. When the display is empty, the left soft key shows

. QUIT.

If you do not want to continue with editing, press

. QUIT. Please note that by pressing

. QUIT you will also lose the edited mes-

sage.

When the message is written, press

LECT

to send or save the message.

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- SE-

SENDING AND SAVING

THE MESSAGE

Send and save

Send

Send with position Postpone

QUIT

SELECT

Select the desired option with n and press

- SELECT.

Send and save

By selecting Send and save, you can both send the edited message and save

it in your

SIM card.

Key in the number and press

- SEND.

Or, if you have stored the desired phone number in phone book, you can also recall it from there:

1. Press

- SEARCH.

2. (Key in the name or its initials and) press

- READ.

3. Scroll through the numbers with n, if needed.

4. When the correct number is displayed, press

- SELECT.

5. Finally press

If there is SMS transmission failure, the text

Error in sending will be displayed. In this

case, make sure the receiver´s phone number (including prefix) and message box number are correct and also that there is enough network coverage for radio communication.

- SEND.

Send with position

By selecting Send with position, you can send a message to the operator with a request for position information (in this case the position information is based on the GSM network parameters, not the GPS coordinates). You can save the message with your own messages as well.

For further information about sending messages, please see the instructions in the previous chapter Send and save.

Please note that this function is available only if your operator supports the appropriate positioning services.

Send only

By selecting Send only, you can send the edited message to someone without saving the message into your SIM card.

For further information about sending messages, please see the instructions in the previous chapter Send and save.

Postpone

By selecting Postpone you can save the message (as a draft) without sending it immediately to anyone. If you wish to finish or send the message later, you can recall the postponed message through menu.

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Write messages

Forward

Use this option if you wish to send the selected message to a new receiver. Forwarded messages are not stored as extra copies in SIM card.

1. Key in the desired number or recall the desired number from the phone book (assuming you have stored it in there).

2. To recall the number from the phone book, press name or its initials and) press

- SEARCH. (Key in the

- READ.

If needed, find the desired number with the help of

3. When the correct number is displayed, press

- SELECT.

4. Finally press

- SEND.

If you do not want to forward the message, press

. CLEAR for a few seconds to empty

the display and right after that

. QUIT to

return to previous menu level.

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Pick number

With this option you can pick the phone number of the sender and save it in your phone book or make a call to the number in question.

If the message itself contains numbers, you can also select them for later use.

If the number is stored in phone book, the associated name is displayed instead of the number.

+35898765432

+35812345678

QUIT

SELECT

1. First select the desired number with

Call

Save in phone book

QUIT

SELECT

and press - SELECT.

2. To make a call to a chosen number, press

- SELECT or press l.

3. To save the chosen number in the phone book, use

LECT.

n and press - SE-

Save in phone book

Use this option if you wish to save the picked number in your phone book.

Enter memory slot: MICK +35812345678

[xx_]

CLEAR

SAVE

Enter name:

+35812345678 Track_

CLEAR

also key it in. Only free memory slots are available. Press

- SAVE.

Delete

In this menu you can delete chosen message from your SIM card.

Confirm your choice by pressing

LETE.

- DE-

If you wish to cancel the deletion, press .

NO.

1. Press

- NEXT. In case of misspelling,

press

. CLEAR shortly. Please note

that pressing

. CLEAR for a few sec-

onds empties the whole display.

2. Find a free phone book memory slot number with the help of

n. You may

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Broadcast messages

Cell broadcasts are general messages, which are broadcast to all receivers within a particular region. They may contain advertisements, local weather reports and information about road traffic, stock exchange and sport results.

Cell Broadcast Service categorizes the type of information that these messages contain and the language in which the message has been compiled. According to your choice, you are then able to ignore certain message types, e.g. advertising information or messages in an unfamiliar language. Settings for the broadcast messages are found in the

Broadcast message setup menu.

Cell Broadcast Service is a network feature. For further information, please contact your network operator.

In this menu you can view the general messages broadcast to you, assuming you have set on the option

in the Broadcast message setup menu.

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Accept broadcast messag-

RECEIVING A NEW BROADCAST

MESSAGE

Broadcast

messages

[MM] NN New

QUIT

SELECT

If you have received a new, unread broadcast message, the following text is displayed:

[MM] shows the number of all broadcast

messages.

Open the pressing

If you do not want to open this menu, press

. QUIT and you will return to previous

menu level.

If there are neither new, nor read broadcast messages, displayed and you will return to previous menu level automatically.

Broadcast messages NN New.

Broadcast messages menu by

- SELECT.

No broadcast messages will be

READING A BROADCAST

MESSAGE

type number

{ type number

{

type number

QUIT

READ

This broadcast messages selection list contains all the broadcast messages. Displayed are the envelopes and type numbers of the messages from the newest to the oldest.

Select a message with the help of press

- READ. Exit the menu by pressing

n and

. QUIT.

Message setup

Press - SELECT to enter the Message setup menu. Scroll through the sub-menus with

In this menu you can store and change the number of your voicemail service and the number of the SMS service. You can also determine settings for other message operations, such as message type and validity.

The Short Message Service (SMS) and the Voicemail Service are network features.

SMS SERVICE NUMBER

In this menu you can store the SMS service number, which is needed for sending normal short messages and telematics protocol messages.

However, if you are supplied with a separate SMS service number for telematics protocol messages, you may store the number in the

Main menu, Setti ngs, Telematics set-

tings, Protocol settings

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The number must be set correctly, otherwise sending short messages is not possible.

The currently active setting is shown inside the brackets. If the SMS number displayed is correct, press previous menu level.

If the number is incorrect, change the number by pressing

By selecting the option SMS service number will be picked up from the SIM card. Confirm the new number by pressing

If the SIM card does not contain the SMS number, use Key in the SMS number and press

If you have stored the number in the phone book, you can also recall it from there by pressing correct number with

LECT

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- OK.

- SEARCH and - RE AD. Find the

. Finally press - SAVE.

. QUIT to return to the

- CHANGE.

SIM card default, the

n and select the option Other.

- SAVE.

n and press - SE-

Even though the SMS service number is available on the SIM, it is possible to select the option into the phone memory. This way you can speed up sending SMS messages when turning the power of the phone on.

The SMS service number can be found e.g. in the manual of your local network operator.

Other and store the SMS number

MESSAGE TYPE

In this sub-menu you determine what kind of a message you are processing. You can choose the message type from these:

Fax, X400, Email, Ermes, Or Data.

The currently active setting is displayed. To change the message type, press

Select the new option with n and confirm your choice by pressing

If you do not want to change the message type, press menu level.

. QUIT to return to previous

- OK.

Text,

- CHANGE.

Benefon TRACK PRO 1.1 Owner Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

QUICK GUIDE

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

BENEFON TRACK PRO 1.1

SOME KEY FEATURES

Display Menus

Display symbols

Keypad

Keys

SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS

General

Radio frequency (RF) energy

Telematics protocol

VOCABULARY

SIM card

PIN code

PIN2 code

PUK code

PUK2 code

IMEI code

Network code

Phone code

Security code

Service center

Network operator

Service provider

OPERATION

WHAT TO DO FIRST

Inserting the SIM card

Fitting the battery

Removing the battery

Inserting the rubber seal

Initializing the phone

Turning the phone on

Turning the phone off

Changing the language

MAKING A CALL

International calls

REDIALLING

QUICK DIALLING

RECEIVING A CALL

CALL LINE IDENTIFICATION (CLI)

ANSWERING A CALL

ENDING A CALL

EMERGENCY CALLS

BENEGUARD-BUTTON

ABOUT THE SOS PROCEDURE

CHECK LIST

STATUS MESSAGES

ABOUT THE STATUS MESSAGES

CHECK LIST

SENDING STATUS MESSAGES

MOBILE GROUP CALLS

CHECK LIST

MAKING A MOBILE GROUP CALL

QUICK MENU

KEYPAD LOCK

POSITION REFRESH

SEND POSITION

ENVIRONMENT

OPTIONS DURING A CALL

Call management

NEW CALL

PICK UP A WAITING CALL

SELECT CALL

CONFERENCE CALL

END CALL

MEMO

ALPHA KEYS

PHONE BOOK

Recalling a phone number

NAME LIST

EDITING A PHONE BOOK ENTRY

DELETING A PHONE BOOK ENTRY

Storing a phone number

RECENT CALLS