Compal Electronics VP 5X User Manual

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OPERATING MANUAL

(VP-5X)

Revision : 0.3

VACOM WIRELE SS, INC

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

GETTING TO K NOW YOUR PHONE

DISPLAY INDICATOR

BATTERY INFORMATION

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Making a Call Ending a Call Answering a Call Correcting dialing Mistakes Storing Phone Numbers Adjusting Earpiece Volume During a Call Last Number Redial Speed Dialing Using Caller ID

MENUS

I. SEARCH a phone number

Last 10 Numbers You Dialed Last 10 Numbers You Received ABC Search Menu Name Search Menu Location Search Menu Search by Phone Number

II. PHONE SETTING

Backlight Auto Answer Auto Redial Anykey Answer DTMF tone Language

III. SOUND

Incoming Calls

Ring Type Volume Alert

IV. SECURITY

Auto Lock Changing Password Memory Clear Initialization Voice Pivacy Send Call Restrict System Selection LCD Contrast

V. MY DIALY

Alarm Set Phone Number Store Worl d Tim e View Call Time

VI. MY PHONE NUMBER

My Phone Number Software Version

MESSAGE SERVICES

I. TEXT MESSAGE SERVICES (SMS)

Read Text Messages Send Text Messages Delete Messages

II. VOICE MAIL SERVICE

Listen Voice Mails Delete Messages

III. MESSAGE ALERTS IV. MESSAGE SA VE

USING MENU During a Call

Sending My Phone Number Storing a Phone Number Mute

DTMF Mute

My Phone Number View Earpiece Volume Control Voice Privacy DTMF Tone

ENTERING LETTERS & NUMBERS

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Some of the following information may not appl y to your particula r produ ct . Howe ver, as with any electronic product, you should observe safety preca utions when you use this product .

◈ Save thi s manual : it contains important safety informat ion and ope rating instru ction s.

◈ Before using this product, plea se follow and adh ere to al l warn ings, safety and operat ing

instructions locate d on the product and in this User’s Manual.

◈ Do Not expose the product to water or moisture.

◈ Do Not expose th e prod uct to extre me hot or co ld te mpera tur es.

◈ Do Not expose the prod uct to open f lames.

◈ Do Not al low objec ts to fall on, or li quid s to spill on the produc t.

◈ Use only Original Accessories. Damage from use of non-approved accessories will void

your phone warranty.

◈ Connect the approved charger only to designed power sources as mar ked on the product.

◈ To reduce the risk of damage, remove the electrical co rd from an out let by pullin g the

charger rather than the cord.

◈ Make sure the electric cord is located so tha t it will not be subjected to damage.

◈ To reduce the risk of electric shock, unplug the produc t from the powe r source before

attempting any cleaning. Once unp lugged, use a soft clo th dampe ned with wate r.

◈ DANGER : Never alter the cord or plug. If the plug will not fit into the outlet, have a proper

outlet installed by a qualifie d elec trici an . Improper con necti on can result in elect ric shock .

◈ Do Not at tempt to disassemble the product – doing so will void the warra nty. This product

does not contain consumer -servicea ble components. Service should be performed only by Authorized Service Center s.

◈ Do Not remove the antenn a. A detache d ante nna may be a chokin g hazar d for childre n.

◈ Do Not allow battery to be pla ced in th e mouth . Ele ctr olytes coul d relea se and may be toxic

if swallowed.

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR PHONE

LED Indicator

: Flashes to indicate a n incoming call or message. Also li ghts up (flashes) when you turn on the phone.

Backlit LCD Screen : The LCD screen contains th ree ar eas;

- The top line displays indications about your phone’s operating mode.

- Two lines in the middle are the display area of numbers and characters.

- The bottom line displays memus.

Menu Keys (

: This key performs several useful functions.

- During incoming calls, press it to answer the incoming call.

- In Standb y mod e, press it bri efly to access Main Menu and Select menus.

- When navigating a menu, press it to select the highlighted selection.

SMS Key ( : When in Standby mode, press this key to access Message Menu items.

- During incoming calls, press it to answer the incoming call.

- From Standby mode, press it briefly to access Message Services.

Microphone

: Your typical voice microphone for conversation and you can also mute the microphone during conversation by pressing “MENU” “3”.

Accessories Connec tor : The location wher e you connect your charging device. It can also be used to connect a wireless data de vice or hands-free car kit.

CLR Key : This key is used to erase numbers or characters you may have entered incorrectly, or to return to a previous screen.

- To erase one character from the display screen, briefly press it once.

- To erase all of them, hold it for one second.

- To back up one menu level, press it once.

- To return to Standby mode, hold it for one second.

- During a call, press it to control a earpiece volume.

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END/ Key : Press this key to disconnect a call or to return to Standby mode from any menu. Press and hold this key to turn the phone On or Off.

SEND Key : This key performs several useful functions.

- Dial a number and press it to connect.

- Press it once to redial the last outgoing number.

Numeric Keys

: These keys are to dial and to in put numbers an d char acte rs.

◀

◀ *

◀◀

: This key performs several useful functions.

- Change bells to vibration

- Use as navigation keys.

# ▶▶▶▶

: This key performs several useful functions.

- Use as instance lock.(Key lock)

- Use as navigation keys..

Antenna

DISPLAY INDICATORS

Display indicators ap pear across the bottom of your phone’s LCD screen. These display indicators (or icons) will vary based your phone’s operating mode.

Signal strength : This icon shows your current signal strength. More lines indicate more signal strength. Four lines indicate maximum stre ngth, and one line indicates l ea st stre ngth.

Digital mode : This icon indica tes your phone is operat ing in digital mode . If you are in analog service area, “D” will be disappeared.

No service indicator : This icon indi cate s your phone cannot find a signal because you’re outside a service area . When this is displayed, you cannot make or receive calls. Wait a little while for a signal or move into an open are a.

Roaming : This icon indicates you are “roaming” on to other carrier’s service area. But you must resi ste r the roaming service.

Home display

Etiquette mode on : This icon means that an incoming call wil l vibrat e the pho ne rather than ring i t. This feature is good for quiet situations where you don’t want your ringer to disturb anyone . Also it indicate s a vibrator on.

Message indicator : Thi s icon indicates you have message(s) waiting. Press SMS Menu button to see the message menu, or press and hold to be connected to voic ema il.

Alarm on : This icon means that you set the alarm On.

Battery strength : T his icon shows the level of your battery charge. The mor e black bars you see the greater the charge. When the battery becomes very low, an empty box appears and the phone flashes an alert.

BATTERY INFORMATION

Your phone comes with a partially charged, rechargeable Li-ion Bat tery so that you can use the phone immediately after it is activated.

Installing the Battery.

To put the battery into your phone :

1. Remove the battery compartment cover of the phone by sliding it down.

2. Put the battery pack into the batt ery c r adle.

3. Replace the battery compart ment cover by sliding it up towa rds the phone.

4. Before use, charge the battery pack for at least 3 hours.

Charging the Battery.

You ca n tell whe ther or not your batte ry needs to be recharged by checking the upper-ri ght corner of your phone ’s display.

When the battery charge level gets low, the battery sensor will let you kno w by blinking the battery icon and sound ing a warning tone. If the ba ttery level gets too low, the phone will turn off automatically. Unfortunately, if this happens you’ll lose whatever you were just doing, including dropping your call. Watch the battery strength icon and make sure your battery is adequately charged.

Charging with the Traveler’s Charger.

Use only Compal Electronics app roved travele r’s chargers with your phone. Use of any unauthorized accessories may be dangerous and will invali date the pho ne war ranty if said accessories cause damage or a defect to the phon e.

To charge the battery using the Traveler’s Charger :

- Plug the power cord of the charger into a wall outlet.

- Insert the connector of the charger at the bottom of the phone.

- Note) Be sure that you put th e con necto r of the c harger into the phone co r rect ly. Failure to do so may causes damages to the phone.

If you charge the battery, a green LED on the charger denotes that the battery has completed its charge cycle.

A completely discharged standard battery recharges fully in approximately tbd hours. The extended battery recharges in approximately tbd hour s. Leaving your phone powered on durin g charging, or charging batteries simultaneously, increases charging time. Leaving the battery in the charger once it is fully charged does not harm the batter y.

Turning your phone on and off.

When you’re ready to turn your phone on, press and hold “END/ and the phone sounds. When the phone has found a signal, the “

” until the LED comes on

” icon appears. Once the

phone is on, it enters Standby mode, which is the phone ’s idle state. You can make and receive calls now.

To turn your phone off, press and hold “END/

” until the LED comes on and the phone sounds, then the display will goes blank. When the phone is turned off, nothi ng is displayed on the screen.

Note : If “END/

” is pressed for less than one second, the phone will not turn off. Thi s helps

your phone from being turned off accidentally.

Standby mode.

Standby is the most basic state of your phone. The phone goes into standby mode soon after you turn it on, or whenever you briefly press “END/

”. When your phone is in Standby mode, you will typically see the banner (that’s the message displayed when you turn on your phone). If you enter a phone number, you can press “SEND” to dial it, or press “

” to save it in the internal

phone book.

Power Save mode.

Your pho ne co mes with a Power Save featur e tha t will au toma tica lly be acti vated if your phone is unable to find a signal after 15 minutes of searchi ng. While thi s feature is active, the pho ne’s battery charge is conserved. The phone will automatically rec heck for a signal peri odically. To manually force the phone to

recheck for a signal, press any key. A message on the display will let you know when the phone is operating in Power Save mode.

Conversation Mode.

You can place and answer calls only when your phone is powered on. During a call, the phone is in Conversation mode.

Making a Call.

To place a call :

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Press and hold “END/ means the phone is o n. Enter the phone number (up to 32 di gits) by pressing the digit keys. The pho ne number displays from left to right. Press “SEND”. The ph one places the call to the entered phone number (if service is a vailable). You ca n al so make call s ; From your Diary (see “V. My Diary” on page ) From your Call Stack list (see “Using Caller ID” on page ) By using One- or Two-Touch Dialing (see “Speed Dialing” on page ).

Ending a Call.

To end a call, press “END/ or number of the called party (if availabl e). T he phone returns to Sta ndby mode automat ical ly.

Answering a Call.

To answer an incoming call, press any keys. If your phone is registered in Caller ID, a caller’s phone number is displayed on the display. If a caller’s number is stored in Phone Book, t he

” to power on your phone. If you see indicators on the display that

”. The call time (len gth of the ca ll) displ ays, along with th e name

caller’s name is displayed. (메뉴 중 call 을 받기 위한 키 설정 부분이 따로 있음) –

menu2 + 4 (phone setting 중 AnyKeyAns)`

Correcting Dialing Mistakes.

To correct a misdialed digit, press “CLR” to erase one digit at a ti me. You can erase all the digits at once by pressing “CLR” and holding it down for at least one second.

Storing Phone Numbers

Phone numbers for freq uently used services are pre-programmed into your phone. To store a number,

- After dialing a number, press “

” key . Then you can see “Location ??? / auto=001”

on the display.

- Press [NEXT] (

) to select location numbers or just press [OK] ( ).

- Then select “NAME ” or “NUMB ER E DIT” to stor e a na me.

- If you want to edit a number, press “▶ NUMBER EDIT” and edit .

- Press [SAVE] (

- Press [SAVE] “

) to go back to previous menu (“NAME” & “NUMBER EDIT”).

” to save the number and name.

- For more information, see “V. My Diary” on page .

Note ) While you are entering numbers for storing or dialing a phone number, you can enter “Hard Pause”, “Time Pause” and “Hyphen”. To enter “Hard Pause”, “Time Pause” and “Hyphen”,

- Press “MENU (

) when you want to enter them between numbe rs and select “1-

HardPause”, “2-TimePause” or “3-Hyphen”.

- And continue enterin g numbers.

Adjusting Earpiece volume during a call

To adjust Earpiece volume du ri ng a call,

- Press “CLR” to increase or decrease Earpiece volume.

- During a call, press “MENU (

)” key.

- Press “6. Call Vol”.

- Press “◀ *” to decrease or pr ess “ # ▶ ” to increase Earpiece volume.

Last Number Redial

You ca n redi al up to 10 la st numbers. If you want to redia l the la st call you made, simply press “SEND” once. Or if you want to redi al the last 10 c alls you made,

- Press “

” and “1:Outgoing” on standby mode. Then you can see last 10 numbers

on logs.

- Press “VIEW (‥ )” and “TIME (

or “VIEW (

)” and “SAVE ( )” to save a number in Phone Book.

)” key to see the time you called and the number

- Simply press “SEND” key to redial the number you select.

- Or you can also find 10 last numbers by pressing “

”, “1: Search” and “1:

Outgoing” on standby mode.

Speed Dialing

Once you stored phone numbers in your phone by using Phone Book, you can make a ca ll by pressing One- or Two-Touch Dialing. Press a location number you stored, then your phone automaticall y connect you to the ph one number you want to call.

Using Caller ID.

This feature tells you who is calling you by displaying the caller’s number when the phone rings. If a caller ’s name and number are stored in your Phone Book, the corre sponding name is also displayed. If you call someone who has this feature, your phone number wil l be di splayed on their phone. To see the last call numbers you received,

- Press “

” and “2: Incoming” on standby mode. Then you can see last 10 numbers

you received.

- Press “VIEW (‥ )” and “TIME (

if possible. If you want to save it, press “VIEW (

)” key to see the time you received and a name

)” and “SAVE ( )” to save a

number in Phone Book.

- Simply press “SEND” key t o call back to t he number received.

- Or you can also find 10 last numbers by pressing “

”, “1: Search” and “2:

Incoming” on standby mode.

Note :) if you didn’t register Caller ID service at your service provider or there is no calls you received, “No Numbers On T he Call Stac k” will be di splayed when you pr ess “2: Inc oming”.

MENUS

I. SEARCH MENU

Last 10 numbers you dialed

- Press “MENU (‥ )”, “1: Search” and select “1: Outgoing”. T hen you can see the last

10 numbers you dialed. It is the same function as “Last 10 number redia l” on page .

- Select one of them to see the numbers and the time you dialed.

- If you want to store it in Phone Book, press [SAVE] ( “Phone Number Store” on page .

- Press “SEND” key to redial.

Last 10 numbers you received

- Press “MENU (‥ )”, “1: Search” and select “2: Incoming”. Then you can see the last

10 numbers you received. It is the same function as “Using Caller ID” on page .

- Select one of them to see the numbers and the time you dialed.

- If you want to store it in Phone Book, press [SAVE] ( “Phone Number Store” on page .

- Press “SEND” key to redial.

ABC Sequence Menu

You can find a number you st ored in Phone Book by ABC se quence.

). How to store a number, see

- Press “MENU (‥ )”, “1: Search” and selec t “3: ABC sequence”. Then you can see the

numbers you stored alphabetically.

- Scroll “◀ ” or “▶ ” and place the cur so r on the number you want.

- Press “SEND” to dial.

- Or press “VIEW (‥ )” to delete or edit.

Name Search Menu

You ca n fi nd a number you stored in Phone Book by names.

- Press “MENU (‥ )”, “1: Search” and select “4: Na me ”.

- Enter the name you want to call.

- If you don’t remember the full name, just enter th e first let ter of t he name, then your phone will show you all similar names.

- Press “SEND” to dial.

- Or press “VIEW (‥ )” to delete or edit.

Location Search Menu

You can find a number you st ored in Phone Book by l oca tions.

- Press “MENU (‥ )”, “1: Search” and select “5: Location”.

- Enter the location numbe r you want to find.

- Press “SEND” to dial and/or choose “EDIT (‥ )” to edit th e phone boo m and/o r press

“DEL (

)” to delete the number.

- If a number is not stored in the locati on, “E mpty Location” is shown on the display.

Search by Phone number

You ca n find a number’s information you stored in Phone Book by entering a phone number.

- Press “MENU (‥ )”, “1: Search” and select “6: Number”.

- Enter the number you want to see. Then you will see the name and loc ation.

- “FIND (‥ )”키를 누르면 찾는 사람의 주소와 이름이 display 된다.

- Press “SEND” to dial.

- Or press “VIEW (‥ )” to delete or edit.

- If the number is not stored in the locatio n, a warning tone is sounded an d “No Number Matches” is shown on the display.

II. PHONE SETTING

Back Light

You ca n set back lighting of LCD display and the keypad to stay on or stay off continuously or automatically turn off i n 7, 15 and 30 seconds. To set back light;

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “2. Phone Setting” and “1. Backlight”.

- Select “always off”, “7 seconds”, “15 seconds”, “30 seconds” and “always on”.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

Auto Answer

The “Auto Answer” function lets the phone answer the call automatically when a call is incoming. It helps you to answer a call while you are dri ving. To set “Auto Answer”;

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “2: Phone Setting” and “2: Auto Answer”.

- Select “Release”, “Always” or “Ear-Mic”.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

Note ) Release : Auto Answer Off

Always : Auto Answer Always On Ear-Mic : Auto Answer On when a headset is connected to t he phone

Auto Redial

The “Auto Redial” funct ion makes a call be re diale d after 5 seco nd automa tical ly if a ca ll is not connected. To set “Auto Redial”;

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “2: Phone Setting” and “3: Auto Redial”.

- Select “Setup” for On or “Release” for Off.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

Anykey Answer

“Anykey Answer” function makes the phone answer a call by pressing any buttons or makes the phone answer a call by pressing only “SEND” button. To set “Anykey Answer”;

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “2: Phone Setting” and “4: Anykey Answer”.

- Select “Setup” for On or “Release” for Off.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

DTMF Tone

You ca n set DTMF tone length as normal or long.

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “2: Phone Setting” and “5: DTMF Tone”.

- Select “Normal” or “Long” and press “OK (‥ )” to save.

Language

You ca n set Language 2 different types. (Spanish, En glish).

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “2. Phone Setting” and “6. Language”.

- Select “Spanish ” or “English” and pr ess “OK (‥ )” to save.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set. (중복)

III. SOUND MENU

Incoming Calls

You ca n set incoming call ’s alert in 5 different types (Bell+Lamp, Vibration+Lamp, Bell!Vibration, Vibration!Bell, Lamp).

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “3: Sound” and “1: Ring/Vib”.

- Select “Bell+Lamp”, “Vibration+Lamp”, “Bell!Vibration”, “Vibration!Bell” or “Lamp”.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

Ring Type

This option enab le s you to set a ring type in 10 different bells an d 10 different melodies.

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “3: Sound”, “2: Ring Type” and choose “1. R ing Type” or “2.

Melody Select”.

- Scroll “◀ ” and “ ▶ ” to select. While you scroll, you can hear bell s and melodie s.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

Volume

Volume optio n allow s you to set the level of the ring volume, the key volume and the ca ll volume.

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “3: Sound” and “3: Volume”.

- Select “Ring Volume”, “Key Volume” or “Call Volume”.

- Scroll “◀ ” and “ ▶ ” to increase or decr ease the volume level.

- Press “YES (‥ )” to set.

Alert

1. Connection “Connection” option allo ws you to hear a to rn when a cal l is connec ted.

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “3: Sound”, “4: Alert Se tting” and “1: Connection”.

- Select “CALL CONNECT” on or off.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

2. Call Drop “Call Drop” option allows you to hear a warning torn when a call is disconnected occasionally or when the calle r han gs up the phone.

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “3: Sound”, “4: Alert Setting” and “2: Call Drop”.

- Select “CALL DROP ” on or off.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

3. 1 Min. Alert “1 Min. Alert” option allo ws you to hear a to rn every 1 minute whi le you are cal li ng.

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “3: Sound”, “4: Alert Se tting” and “3: 1 Min. Alert”.

- Select “MINUTE ALERT” on or off.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

4. Roaming “Roaming” option allows you to hear a warning torn when you move to other carrie rs’ service area, which you registered for roaming service.

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “3: Sound”, “4: Alert Se tting” and “4: Roaming Alert”.

- Select “ROAM. ALERT” on or off.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

5. RoamRinger “RoamRinger” option allows you to hear a different ringer whe n you move to other carriers’ service area, which you registered for roaming service.

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “3: Sound”, “4: Alert Setting” and “5: RoamRinger”.

- Select “ROAM RINGER” on or off.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

IV. SECURITY FUNCTION

Your p hone provide s many security options, inclu din g a user-programmable lock code and cal l

restriction features. To access the Security menu in Standby mode, press “Menu (‥ )” and “4:

Security”. And enter the four-digit password.

Note : The password is “0000” if you don’t have your phone number yet or the last 4 digits of your number if you al ready have you phone number. If you want to c hange the password, see “Changing Password” on page .

Auto Lock

Locking the phone limits all outgoing calls except calls to the three ha rd-c ode d emergency numbers (***). You ca n lock the phone manua ll y during use, or set the phon e to lock au toma tica lly when it is turned on. When the phone is in Lock mode, you can answer incoming call s, but you must unlock the phone to place outgoing calls (e xcept to emergency).

- Press “Menu (‥ )” and “4: Security” and enter the password.

- Press “1: Auto Lock”.

- Select “SET AUTOLOCK” as “never”, “on power up” or “now”.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

Notes 1) “now” – you must unlock the phone to place outgoing calls.

“on power up” – the phone is locked auto matica lly when i t is turned on.

“never” – the phone is unlocked. Note 2) Or you can simply lock your phone by pressing and holding “#” on standby mode. It is

a KEY LOCKED.

Changing Password

If you want to cha nge the password,

- Press “Menu (‥ )” and “4: Security” and enter the password.

- Press “2: New Code” and enter the new 4-di git p assword.

- Press “OK (‥ )”, then you can see “CONFIRM _ _ _ _”.

- Enter the new password again and press “OK (‥ )” to set.

Memory Clear

Memory Clear option allows you to clear ca ll lists, which you call ed, recei ved and stored or a ll information in memory.

- Press “Menu (‥ )” and “4: Security” and enter the password.

- Press “3: Memory Clear” and choose “Outgoing”, “Incoming”, “Stored #” or “Clea r All”.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to erase the memory.

Initialization

“Initialization ” let you initi aliz e your phone . If you want to init ia lize your phone,

- Press “Menu (‥ )” and “4: Security” and enter the password.

- Press “4: Initialize”.

- Chose “INITIALIZE Yes”.

- Press “OK (‥ )”, then your phone display “– Init ia lizing –”.

- And your phone will turn off and turn on automatic ally.

Voice Privacy

“Voice Privacy” You can set “Voice Privacy” on or off.

- Press “Menu (‥ )” and “4: Security” and enter the password.

- Press “5: VoicePriv.”.

- Choose “VoicePrivacy ▶ Enhanced” or “▶ Standard”.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

Sending Calls

“Sending Calls” You can set your phone to restrict outgoing calls.

- Press “Menu (‥ )” and “4: Security” and enter the password.

- Press “6: Send”.

- Choose “OUTGOING ▶ release” or “▶ setup”

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

Note ) Once you use this function, your phone would not work prope rly. Leave your phone as initially set.

Network(삭제

삭제)

삭제삭제

You ca n cho ose the net work CDMA or Analo g.

- Press “Menu (‥ )” and “4: Security” and enter the password.

- Press “7: Network”.

- Scroll “◀ ” and “ ▶ ” to chose “Aut omatic”, “Onl y CDMA”, “Only Analog” or “Temp

Analog”.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

Note ) Once you use this function, your phone would not work prope rly. Leave your phone as initially set.

System Change

You c an choo se the systems.

- Press “Menu (‥ )” and “4: Security” and enter the password.

- Press “8: System Select”.

- Scroll “◀ ” and “ ▶ ” to chose “S ta ndard”, “A only”, “B only”, “C only”, “D onl y”, “E

only”, “F only” or “home only”.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

Note : Once you use this function, your phone wou ld not work pr operly. Leave your phone as initially set.

LCD contrast

You ca n adj ust LCD contrast.

- Press “Menu (‥ )” and “4: Security” and enter the password.

- Press “9: Contrast”.

- Scroll “◀ ” and “ ▶ ” to chose 10 steps of LCD contrast.

- Press “OK (‥ )” to set.

V. MY DIALY

Your pho ne support you various additi onal fun ct ions, such as “Alarm”, “Numbe r Stori ng”, “World Time View” and “Call Time”.

Alarm

You ca n set the 24 -hour alarm to sound a n alert a t the set ti me, when your phone is on. If the phone is off at the alarm set time, the alarm will not sound. To set the alarm;

- Press “Menu (‥ )” and “5: Phone Book”.

- Select “1: Alarm Setting”.

1. Daily Alarm : Once you set the alarm using “Daily Alarm” option, your phone will sound an alert at the set time everyday.

- Once you select “1: Alarm Set”, press “1: Da ily”. Then “DAILY ALARM” will be shown on the display.

- Select “SETUP” and press [OK] (

)”.

- Enter the time and AM/PM.

- Press [YES] (‥ ) to set.

Note ) If you don’t want your phone alert you on weekend, see “Weekend?” below. And if

you want to release the alarm setting, press “Menu(‥‥‥‥ )”, “5”, “1”, “1”. Choo se “release”

and press [OK] (‥‥‥‥ ).

2. Once Alarm : Once you set the alarm using “Once Alarm” option, your phone will sound an alert at the set time once.

- Once you select “1: Alarm Set”, press “2: ONCE”. Then “ ONCE ALARM” will be shown on the display.

- Select “SETUP” and press [OK] (

)”.

- Enter Date, Month, Year, Time and AM/PM.

- Press “YES (‥ )” to set.

Note ) If you want to release the alarm setting, press “Menu(‥‥‥‥ )”, “5”, “1”, “2”. Choo se

“release” and press [OK] (‥‥‥‥ ).

3. Week end ? : Onc e you set this option, your phone won’t sound an alert on weeken d.

- Once you select “1: Alarm Setting”, press “ 3: Weekend?”. Then “WEEKEND SEL.” will be shown on the display.

- Select “ NO” and press [OK] (

)”.

Note ) If you want your phone alert you on weekend, selec t “WEE KE ND SEL.” “YES”.

Storing a Number and Name

You can store phone numbers and associated names in your phone ’s memory up to 100 numbers to use for Speed Dialing. Each number you store can be up to 32 digits in length, and names you store can be up to 12 characters i n length. A number and a name you want to store is stored in specific memory location together. And you can use Speed Dial ing to press and hold t he location number. To store phone numbers and a name ;

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “5: My Diary” and “2: Number Store”. Then you can see

“Location ??? / auto= 001” on the displ ay.

- Press [NEXT] (

) to select location numbers or just press [OK] ( ).

- Then select “▶ NAME” or “▶ NUMBER E DIT” to stor e a na me or numbers. Pr ess

[YES] (

- Enter a name and edi t a pho ne number.

- Press [SAVE] “

” to save the number or pre ss [OK] “ ” to save the name.

- Then your phone will show you the result of storing and the tot al number of stor ed locations and empty locations.

1. NAME :

- After you choose a location number, select “▶ NAME” on the display and press [YES]

(‥ ).

- Enter the name and press [OK] (‥ ) to store.

2. NUMBER EDIT

- After you choose a location number, select “▶ NUMBER E DIT” on the displ ay and

press [YES] (‥ ).

- Enter the phone number and press [SAVE] “

” to store.

Note ) While you are entering numbers for storing or dialing a phone number, you can enter “Hard Pause”, “ Time Pause” and “Hyphen”. To enter “Hard Pa use ”, “Time Pause” and “Hyphen”,

- Press “MENU ( ) when you want to enter them between numbers and select “ 1HardPause”, “2-TimePause” or “3-Hyphen”.

- And continue entering numbers.

Worl d Tim e View

Your pho ne shows you world 77 citi es’ curr ent time . To access the world time view;

- Press “Menu (‥ )”, “5: Phone Book” and “3: World Time”.

- [VIEW] “‥ ”를 누르면 그 도시의 시각을 볼 수 있다.

- Use “◀ ▶ ” or [NEXT] “

” to scroll cities.

Call Time

The Call Time function shows the approximate dur ation of last call and to tal ti me in hours and minutes that the phone has been in used and the tot al number of call s made under th e curren t phone number in the display.

- Last Call : Press “Menu (‥ )”, “5: Phone Book”, “4: Call Time” and “1: Last Call”.

Then your phone indicates the approxi mate duration of last call you made in minu tes and seconds.

- Home Cal ls : Press “Menu (‥ )”, “5: Phone Book”, “4: Cal l Time” and “2: . Home

Calls”. Then your phone indicates the approximate total time in hours and minutes that the phone has been used in your provider’s service area.

- Roam Calls : Press “Menu (‥ )”, “5: Phone Book”, “4: Call Time” and “3: Roam

Calls”. Then your phone indicates the approximate total time in hours and minutes that the phone has been used in roaming area.

- All Calls : Press “ Me nu ( ‥ )”, “5: Phone Book”, “4: C all Time” and “4: All Calls”.

Then your phone indicates the appr oximate total ti me in hou rs and minutes that the phone has been used in home and roam area .

VI. MY NUMBER

This option allows you to see your phone number and S/W version.

My Phone Number

To see your phone number, press “Memu (‥ )”, “6: My Phone Number” and “1: My Number ”.

Then your phone number will appear on the display.

S/W version

To see your phone number, press “Memu (‥ )”, “6: My Phone Numbe r ” and “2: S/W version”.

Then your phone number will appear on the display.

MESSAGE SERVICES

Your pho ne can rec e ive two types of message service – text messages and voice mail – and you can send a text me ssage ( SMS : Sho rt Messagi ng Ser vic e) i f th ese ser vic es ar e a vail ab l e fr om your service provider. If you subscribe to eithe r or both services, callers can leave you text messages or voice mail. Your service provider the n tra nsmits the text messages and voice mail notifications to your phone .

I. Text Mes sage Services (SMS : Short Messaging Serv ice)

The actual tagging of the text message is dependent on the system used by your service provider. Your service provide r transmit s messages to your phone. If your phone is on, it receives the messages as described below. If your phone is not turned on, your service provider retain s the messages and transmits th em again later. When a new text message is received, your phon e sounds an ale rt or vibrat es and on the display. Once you read a new message, Note ) You r phone holds up to TBD messages or a maximum of TBD KB of message text.

Read Text Messages

If your phone is turne d ON when it receives a text message, your phone sounds an alert or vibrates and immediately by pressing “

- Press “

- Select “▶ 1 Page/Msg” and press [YES] (

sender, sender’s phone number and a new text message appear on the display.

- You can read the text message by scrolling “◀ ▶ ” keys.

- If you want to see a message which you already read, press “

and select “▶ 1 Old Msg”. Then you can see the message list on the display. Select a

is shown on the display. You have a choice of rea ding the message

” key or reading it later. To read a new message;

” key and “1: View MSG”.

is disappeared.

)” to see. Then the ti me you rece ived, a

” key, “1: View MSG”

is shown

message what you want to see again and press [YES] (‥ ).

- If you want to call to a sender back, pre ss “SE ND ” while you ar e re adin g a message. Then “Call back #” appears on the display.

- If you want to call, press “SE ND” again. Or i f you want to save sender’s number, press

“SAVE (‥ )”.

Send Text Message (SMS : Short Messaging Service)

You ca n send a text message through your phone. To edit and send a text message;

- Press “

” key and “2: Send MSG”. Then old message lists appe ar on the display

below “▶ New MSG”.

- Select “▶ New MSG” to create a new message or old messages you sent before. In

addition, th ere are 10 messages stored i n your phone as “Yes”, “No”, “Call me”, “Need directions”, “Where are you?”, “Will call later”, “Busy”, “On my way”, “Will arrive 15 minutes” and “Thank you”.

- Write a new message or edit old and canned messages.

- Once you fini sh t o wri t e a messag e, pr ess [OK] (‥ ).

- Select “▶ New NUM” for a new number or the other phone numbers you have sent

before.

- If you choose “▶ New NUM”, enter the dial number and press [OK] (‥ ).

- Enter the receive number, which you wish a receiver to cal l to, and press [OK] (‥ ).

(There is your phone number displayed for the rece ive number)

- Choose “Priorit y” as “Normal”, “Inter ac tive”, “Urgent” or “Emergency”.

- Choose “Delivery Ack” as “Yes” or “No”. (Delivery Ack 부분을 없애버렸음)

- Then your phone displays that a message is being sent.

Delete Messages

You ca n del ete a mes sage one by one or delete all messages at once. To delete a message;

- Press [DEL] (…) key while you are reading a message or on the message list display.

- Or press “

” key and “5: Erase All”.

- Choose “1. Inbox” to erase all messages you received or “2. Outbox” to erase all messages you sent.

- Then “E ra se ? ” app ear s on t he di spla y. Press [OK] (‥ ) to erase the messa ges.

Note ) If you use “Erase All” option, it also erases voice mail s.

II. Voice Mail Service

Your pho ne can rec eive voice mai l notifi ca tion when it is turned ON. If your service provider transmits the notific ation and your phone is turned OFF, you will rec eive notification t he next time you turn your phone ON. If your phone is turned on when it rece ives a voice mail notice, your phone sounds an alert or vibrates and disappeared. Note ) Sometime depends on service providers’ system conditions.

is shown o n the display. Once you listen a new voice message, is

wouldn’t be disappea red alt hou gh you check the message already. It

Listen Voice Mails

If your phone is turned ON when it receives a voice message, your phone sounds an ale rt or vibrates and immediately by pressing [SEL] “

- Press “

- Select “▶ 1 Voice” and press [YES] (‥ ). Then the time you received, a sender and

sender’s phone number appear on the display.

- If you want to listen a voice message, di al “ X X X ”. Then you can list en the voi ce messages.

- If you want to see message s agai n, pre ss “

Voice”. Then you can see the voice mail list on the display. Select a message and press

[YES] (‥ ).

- If you want delete a message, press [DEL] (

- If you want to call to a sender back, simply press “SEND” while you are reading or listening a voice mail.

is shown on the display. You have a choice of li stening the message

” key or listening it later. To listen a new voice message;

” key and “1: View MSG”.

” key, “1: View MSG” and select “▶ 1

) while you are reading a voice m ai l list.

Delete Messages

You ca n del ete a message one by one or dele te all messages at once. To delete a message;

- Press [DEL] (

- Or press “

- Choose “1. Inbox” to erase all messages you received including text messages.

- Then “E ra se ? ” app ear s on t he di spla y. Press [OK] (‥ ) to erase al l message s.

) key while you are reading a message or on the message list display.

” key and “5: Erase All”.

III. Message Alerts

You ca n set message alerts in 5 different types (Bell, Lamp, Vibrator+Lamp, Bell+Vibrator, Bell+Lamp, Vibrator).

- Press “

- Select “Bell”, “Lamp”, “Vib.+Lamp”, “Bell+Vib.”, “Bell+Lamp” or “Vib.”.

- Press “YES (‥ )” to set.

Note ) “Vib. = vibrator”

” key and “3: Message Aler t”.

IV. Message Save

You ca n save message in 3 different types (Auto Save, Prompt, Not Save).

- Press “

- Select “Auto Save”, “Prompt” or “Not Save”.

” key and “4: Message Save”.

- Press “YES (‥ )” to set.

USING MEMU During a Call

Sending My Phone Number

You ca n send your phone number durin g a call. To send your phone number;

- Press “Menu (‥ )” and “1: Send My #”.

- Then your phone will dial your phone number automatically and you can h ear the dial tone.

Storing a Phone Number

You ca n store a phone numbe r and a name duri ng a call . To store a phone number;

- Press “Menu (‥ )” and “2: Phone # Memo”. ! “2: # Memo”로 수정

Note ) How to store a phone number and a name, see “Numbe r Store ” in “Phone Book” on page .

Mute

To mute the microphone, press “Menu (‥ )” and “3: Voice Mute”. And to release muting the

microphone, press “Menu (‥ )” and “3: Voice Mute” again.

DTMF Mute

To mute the DTMF, press “Menu (‥ )” and “4: DTMF Mute”. And to release muting the DTMF,

press “Menu (‥ )” and “4: DT MF Mute” again .

My Phone Number View

To see my phone number, press “Menu (‥ )” and “5: My number”. And press “PREV ( )” to

go back to previous display.

Earpiece Volume Control

To increase or decrease Earpiece volume, press “Menu (‥ )” and “6: Call Vol.”. Then you can

increase and decrease by scrolling “◀ ▶ ”

Voice Privacy

To set “Voice Privacy”, pr ess “Menu (‥ )” and “7: Voice Privacy”. Choose “Voice Privacy” as

“Enhanced” or “Standa rd”.

DTMF Tone

To set DTMF tone length as normal or long, press “Menu (‥ )”, “8: DTMF Tone” Select

“Normal” or “Long”

ENTERING LETTERS & NUMBERS

You ca n enter le tt ers, as wel l as numbers, whe n storing numbers and names into your phone or sending a text message (SMS : Short Messaging Service) by using your phone’s keypad. To enter letters, press the key associated with the let ter you wish to enter until it appears on the screen (numbers also appear).

When you need to enter letters into your phone, it automati call y switches to ABC mode. Once you enter letters, you enter a capital lett er.

1. To enter a small letter, press [X ! x] ( you can enter a small letter.

2. To enter a number, press [x ! X] ( can enter a number.

3. Inserting Punctuation Symbols & Special Characters : When in ABC mode, you can press “0 (OPR)” key and the following special charact er s appear. Yo u can use the se characters when storing names in your phone book or sending a text message.

! @ # % & * < > - _ + = : ” ’ ( ) / \ ? . , { }

$ [ ] ; ¡¡¡¡ ¿¿¿¿ << >>

4. While you are entering numbers for storing or dialing a phone number, you can enter “Hard Pause”, “Time Pause” and “Hyphen”. To enter “Hard Pause”, “Time Pause” and “Hyphen”,

- Press “MENU ( HardPause”, “2-TimePause” or “3-Hyphen”.

- And continue entering numbers.

) when you want to enter them between numbe rs and select “1-

). Then [X! x] cha n ge s to [ x ! X]. Now

). Then [x ! X] chan ges to [NUM]. Now yo u

FCC RF EXPOSURE INFORMATION

Read this information before using your handset

In August 1996 the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) of the United States with its action in Report and Order FCC 96-326 adopted an updated safety standard for human exposure to radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic energy emitted by FCC regulated transmitters. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standard previously set by both U.S and international standards bodies. The design of this phone complies with the FCC guidelines and these international standards.

Use only the supplied or an approved antenna. Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could impair call quality, damage the phone, or result in violation of FCC regulations.

Do not use the phone with a damaged antenna. If a damaged antenna comes into contact with the skin, a minor burn may result. Please conta ct your lo cal dea ler for repla cement antenn a.

Body-worn Operation

This device was tested for typical body-worn operations. To comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, a minimum separation distance of 0.6 inches (1.5 cm) must be maintained between the user’s body and the handset, including the antenna. Third-party belt-clips, holsters, and similar accessories used by this device should not contain any metallic components. Bodyworn accessories that do not meet these requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements and should be avoided.

For more information about RF exposure, please visit the F CC website at www.fcc.gov

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