DBTEL 6668 User Manual

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DBTEL is a registered trademark of DBTEL International Europe Ltd.

No part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in a

database or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the publisher.

DBTEL Incorporated reserves the right to make changes in technical and product specifications without

provisional notification.

Address: Melrose House, 42 Dingwall Road, Croydon, Surrey. CR0 2NE

Website: http://www.dbtel.co.uk

Warning: Use only approved accessories and battery. Do not connect to any incompatible products; otherwise,

it will invalidate the recognition or warranty applying to your mobile phone.

The font type of the legend, graphics and icons in the user manual may differ from that shown on the handset.

USER MANUAL

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Notice

To reduce exposure to electromagnetic radiation, use it with properly.

SAR Radiation Limit: 2.0 W/Kg

Tested SAR Rating: 0.636 W/Kg

Safety Information

DBTEL handset is the first Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) compliance in Taiwan.

Compliance with International standard

SAR Radiation Limit: 2.0 W/Kg

Tested SAR Rating: 0.636 W/Kg

Product Safety

Product Safety is always the first priority of DBTEL International. With the SAR

Safety Certificate, we show our persistence in making customer safety the paramount

importance.

R&TTE Directive requirements

A declaration of conformity to the essential requirements.

Identification of the European countries in which the equipment is intended to be

used.

Identification of the public telecommunication network to which the equipment is

intended to be connected.

“Hereby, we <DBTEL Inc.>, declares that this 6668 is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC ”.

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Contents

E ur op e a n U nio n - SAR.............3

For Your Safet y............................4

Yo ur 6668........................................5

Your phone.....................................................5

Key description...............................................5

Function key table................................................5

Alphanumeric key table.......................................6

Display indicators................................................7

In s ta llatio n....................................8

SIM card and battery........................................8

Installation of the SIM card and the battery..........8

Removal of the SIM card and the battery.............8

B at t er y Informa tio n..................9

Battery............................................................9

Battery charging ..................................................9

Battery specifications...........................................9

Notice on battery charging and discharging.........9

Low battery indicator...........................................9

Use of battery.......................................................9

Battery disposal...................................................9

Qu ic k & E asy..............................10

Me n u Ma p....................................12

Ca ll F u nct ion s ...........................20

Turning your phone ON and OFF....................20

When PIN is requested.......................................20

Unlock the blocked SIM card.............................20

Making calls..................................................21

International calls...............................................21

Making calls via the Phone Book.......................21

Redial calls missed, received and dialled ...........21

Speed dial..........................................................22

Calling your voice mailbox................................22

Answering calls.............................................22

Call waiting........................................................22

In-call menu.......................................................22

Multiparty..........................................................23

Input text............................................................24

Predictive Text...................................................24

Using Predictive Text input................................24

Usi n g The Me nu........................25

Accessing to menu function...............................25

Returning from menu function...........................25

Me ssa g es ......................................26

Send...................................................................26

Delete.................................................................26

SMS Setting.......................................................27

Voice Mailbox....................................................27

Broadcast ..........................................................27

R ec o rd s.........................................28

All Logs.............................................................28

Delete All...........................................................28

Call Register ......................................................28

LCD S e tt ing s..............................29

Wallpaper Setting...............................................29

Background Color..............................................29

LCD Contrast.....................................................29

Backlight............................................................29

LED Alert..........................................................29

P rofi les .........................................30

Clock..............................................30

Alarm.................................................................31

Date Setting .......................................................31

Time Setting.......................................................31

Display Mode.....................................................31

Time Zone..........................................................31

Auto Power Off .................................................31

Calendar.............................................................31

S et ti n g s.........................................32

Normal Settings.................................................32

Call Settings.......................................................32

Network Settings................................................33

Security Settings................................................34

Time&Cost Settings...........................................34

Short Cut Key....................................................35

Ex tra s............................................36

Health Area........................................................36

JAVA™..............................................................36

My Collections...................................................37

Calculator...........................................................37

P h o n e B o ok .................................38

View..................................................................38

Add New ..........................................................38

Group Setting.....................................................39

Copy..................................................................39

Delete All...........................................................39

Fixed Dial List ..................................................39

One Touch Key..................................................39

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Contents

Phone Status.......................................................39

WAP................................................40

Basic procedures for WAP service accessing.....40

WAP Settings.....................................................40

Accessing to WAP service.................................40

Browsing a Web page........................................40

Disconnecting WAP accessing...........................41

Bookmarks.........................................................41

Last page............................................................41

Navigation..........................................................41

History...............................................................41

Clear Cache........................................................42

STK.................................................43

Mai n tena n c e...............................44

Acces s c o des ...............................45

PIN code............................................................45

PIN2 code..........................................................45

PUK code...........................................................45

PUK2 code.........................................................45

R ef er e n ce I nfo rm a ti o n..........46

EFR encoding decoder function......................46

Accessories...................................................46

Battery...............................................................46

Charger..............................................................46

P roble m S olv i ng .......................47

Problem Solving............................................47

In d ex ..............................................45

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European Union - SAR

SAR (European Union)

This Model phone meets the EU Requirements for exposure to radio waves.

Your Mobile Phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy recommended by the Council of the European Union. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and established permitted levels of RF energy for the general public. The guidelines were developed by independent scientific organisations through the evaluation of scientific studies. The limits include a substantial safety margin designed to ensure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.

The exposure standards for mobile phones employ a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit recommended by the Council of the European Union is 2.0 W/kg.* Tests for SAR have been conducted using normal operating conditions with the phone transmitting at the highest certified power in all tested frequency bands. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to the station antenna, the lower the power output.

Before a phone model is available for sale to the public, compliance with the European R&TTE directive must be shown. One of the essential requirements of this directive is the protection of the health and safety for the user and any other person. The highest SAR value for this model phone when tested for compliance against the standard is 0.636 W/kg. While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they all meet the EU requirement for RF exposure.

* The SAR limit for mobile phones for public

use is 2.0 watts/kilogram (W/kg) averaged over ten grams of body tissue. The limit incorporates a substantial margin of safety to give additional protection for the public and to account for any variations in measurements.

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For Your Safety

Road safety

Exercise proper control of the car at all times. Do not use handheld phones whilst driving, always use the hands free kit.

Special regulations

Always

switch

off your mobile wherever use is prohibited, such as in hospitals, as it may cause interference with medical equipment.

Electronic devices

Mobile phones may interfere with appliances such as computers, televisions and other radio equipments.

Other medical devices

Mobiles phones may interfere with signals of personal medical devices, such as pacemaker or hearing aid. Consult your doctor for advice before using the mobile.

Aircraft

The use of mobile phones is prohibited in the air. Switch off your phone before boarding an aircraft.

Accessories and battery

Use only approved accessories and batteries. Do not connect to any incompatible product. This will invalidate any warranty applying to your mobile phone and may be dangerous.

Disposal

Your mobile phone and other accessories must be disposed of properly. It must not be thrown away in municipal waste! Please dispose of used mobile phones and other accessories in accordance with local regulations.

Potentially explosive atmospheres

Switch off your phone when in or near explosive areas, petrol stations and chemical plants.

Emergency calls

Make sure your phone is switched ON and in a service area with adequate signal strength.

When in idle mode, key in the emergency number 112 or 999 and

press to be

connected

to the

emergency services.

Provide all the necessary information as accurately as possible. Do not hang up until you

are

told to do so.

If a PIN is set when switching on the

mobile phone, you will be asked for the PIN code. You can make an emergency call without entering the

PIN code. Press (SOS) followed by (Call) or

to make emergency call.

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Your 6668

Your phone

Your mobile phone is a radio transceiver. When the phone is turned on, it transmits and receives radio frequency (RF) signals. The front and opened view of the 6668 handset are shown below:

1. Antenna

2. External sub display

3. Internal main display

4. Soft key

5. Four-ways navigation key

6. Power key/End call key

7. Call key

8. Earphone jack

9. Side soft keys

10. Charger port/Data downloading port

Key description

The following tables provide you the description of the keys on the keypad:

Function key table

KEY FUNCTIONS

Follow the prompt on the screen, press to access the following options: “Menu”, “Option” or “Ok”, etc.

Press to access In-call menu during calls.

Follow the prompt on the screen, press to access the following options: “Names”, “Cancel”, “Reject” or “Back”, etc.

Press to scroll through the lists when accessing menus

Press to move the cursor left and right during word editing.

When in idle mode, press to access the corresponding functions that have been assigned as a short cut key.

Press to save the data edited. Press to place a call or answer an

incoming call.

When in idle mode, press to view the latest dialled, received and

missed call list. Press to call the selected number.

Press and hold to turn the phone on and off.

During a call, press to end the active call.

Press to return to idle mode from menu mode.

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Your 6668

Side soft

keys

Press to adjust the volume of the earpiece or headset during a call.

Press and hold to reject an incoming call without opening the handset cover.

Press to key in digits or letters.

and

Press to key in the symbols displayed on the key. Its functions may vary according to the available menu.

Alphanumeric key table

Key

UPPER CASE

(ABC)

lower case

(abc)

Space 1 ( ) & £ $ ¥ _

A B C 2 A Ä Å Æ Ç a b c 2 à ä å æ ç

D E F 3 É E ∆  d e f 3 é è ∆ 

G H I 4 I g h i 4 ì

J K L 5  j k l 5 

M N O 6 Ñ Ò Ö Ø m n o 6 ñ ò ö ø

P Q R S 7   p q r s 7  

T U V 8 Ü Ù t u v 8 ü ù

W X Y Z 9    w x y z 9  

. 0 ” ’ ? ! , : ; ¡ ¿

* + - / % # = < > @ §

Press to change the style of input

When in idle mode, use only numbers, the

international dialling prefix code “+” (press and hold ), the pause code “w” and “p”

(press and hold ,“p” appears after “w”) and characters that are allowed for dialling.

Other letters or symbols are not allowed.

To input a specific letter or symbol, after

selecting the input style, follow the order given in the table above by pressing or holding the corresponding keys. For

example: to input A, press

once; to

input B, press

twice, and so on.





To key in the same character in sequence, wait

for a second between each key press or move the cursor to the right of the character with

and key in the character again.

If you make a mistake, press (Cancel)

to delete the character to the left of the cursor; press and hold to delete all characters on the screen.

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Display indicators

The sub display indicating the signal strength, battery level, date and time (press and hold to check the date and day), caller ID, new

message, missed call or alarm.

The main display is shown as follows:

Battery charge indicator. The longer the bar, the more power is available in the battery.

Signal strength. The longer the bar, the better the signal strength.

Roaming. Shown when registered with a system other than the original one (Inter-system Roaming).

Short message. Solid when there is an unread incoming message. Flashes when the memory is full.

Missed call. Shown when there is an unanswered incoming call.

Alarm. Shown when the alarm is set. Call divert. Shown when the divert

call is activated. GPRS. Shown when the SIM card

supports GPRS. Alert type. Shown when the incoming

call alert is set to ringer alert. Vibrator. Shown when the incoming

call alert is set to vibrator alert.

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Installation

SIM card and battery

Keep the SIM card and batteries out of the

reach of small children.

Installation of the SIM card and the battery

1. Before proceeding, ensure that the phone is switched off. Push the battery cover catch on the back of the phone downwards and lift the battery cover.

2. Insert the SIM card into the SIM card holder, ensuring that the angled corner is on the lower left-hand side with the gold metallic contact surface facing downward.

3. After inserting the SIM card, push the SIM card fasten tab to secure it in place.

! Push the fasten tab gently with your finger,

otherwise, it may cause damage to the SIM card.

4. Replace the battery with its catch pins inserted into the catch slots and push it downwards until it clicks into place.

Removal of the SIM card and the battery

Repeat the same procedure described in the “Installations of the SIM card and the battery” to remove the SIM card and the battery.

You may access the following functions

without inserting the SIM card: Alarm, Date Setting, Calculator, JAVA™, Calendar and Wallpaper Setting.

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Battery Information

Battery

Battery charging

Use only the approved battery and charger

supplied by the phone manufacturer.

1. Plug the connector of the travel charger into the charger port at the bottom of the phone.

2. Plug the charger into the AC power supply socket and the battery indicator will start scrolling.

You can use the phone, if switched on while it is charging.

If the battery is completely flat, the message “charging” will take a few minutes to appear after connecting it to the power supply.

3. When the battery is fully charged, the battery indicator will stop scrolling.

! Make sure that the charger is firmly

connected to the charger port when charging.

! When charging the battery for the first time,

charge it for at least 12 hours.

! For optimum battery power performance, 5

hours of battery charging is recommended.

! Do not remove the battery while charging is

in progress, otherwise it may cause damage to your phone.

Battery specifications

Please refer to “Accessories” in “Reference Information” or the battery label.

Notice on battery charging and discharging

1. Your phone is powered by a rechargeable

battery.

2. Use only the specified charger supplied by

the manufacturer for charging. Any other type of charger may be dangerous.

3. Note that the new battery will only reach its best performance after being fully charged and discharged for 2 or 3 times.

4. When the charger is not in use, disconnect it from the power supply. Do not leave the battery on continuous charge for more than one week, as overcharging will shorten the battery life. If a fully charged battery is left unused, it will slowly discharge itself over time.

5. An environment with extremely high or low temperatures will affect the battery charging. Optimum charging will be achieved in moderate temperatures.

Low battery indicator

When the battery is low, with only a few minutes of calling time left, the handset will warn you with an alert tone and the “Battery Low” message will be displayed.

Use of battery

1. Never use a damaged or nonrecommended charger or battery.

2. Keep the battery at a temperature between 10 to 40 ( 50 to 104 ) .

The effectiveness of your battery is particularly affected in temperatures below 0 ( 32 ) .

Battery disposal

1. Do not dispose of the battery in fire. This may cause a serious risk of explosion and/or release of highly toxic chemicals.

2. Ensure that the battery is disposed of or recycled properly.

3. The battery must not be disposed of in municipal waste.

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Quick & Easy

This page provides some of the basic operations for using your phone. For more detailed information, refer to “User Manual”.

Before Use

1. Remove the battery and insert your SIM card, then re-install and charge the battery. For more details, please refer to “Installation”.

2. Press and hold to turn on your phone. Wait until the name of the network

operator appears on the screen.

Call Functions

Making calls

In idle mode, key in the area code, the phone number and press to make a call.

Answering calls

Press or (Ok) to answer a call. Alternatively, simply open the phone cover to

answer a call if the handset cover is closed (if “Flip Answer” is activated).

Handsfree conversation

Press and hold to use the handsfree function for conversation.

Terminating calls

Press or simply close the phone cover to end the call (if “Flip Answer” is activated).

Refusing calls

Press or (Reject) or simply close the handset cover (if “Flip Answer” is

activated) to refuse an incoming call. Alternatively, press and hold or to reject the incoming call without opening the handset

cover.

Emergency calls

In idle mode, key in 112 and press to contact the emergency services centre.

Clear screen

Press and hold to clear an editing entry.

Adjusting the earpiece volume

You can adjust the earpiece volume when calling using (louder) or (lower) to increase or decrease the earpiece volume.

Phone book Functions

Add new

Adding new numbers and names to handset or SIM card.

1. In idle mode, key in the phone number and press (Save).

2. Select either “Quick Save”, “Add Name” or “Add To Exist Name” and press (Ok).

3. If “Quick Save” is selected, the entry will be stored in the handset without editing.

4. If “Add Name” is selected, perform the following steps:

(1) Key in the name and press (Ok). (2) Select either “Save To SIM” or “Save To

Handset” and press (Ok).

(3) If “Save To SIM” is selected, key in the

location number to where the entry to be saved and press (Ok).

(4) If “Save To Handset” is selected, select

the desired group and press (Ok) to continue setting the related

information.

5. If “Add To Exist Name” is selected, perform the following steps:

(1) Scroll to the required entry and press

(Ok).

(2) Scroll to either “Handset”, “Office” or

“Home” to define the attribute of the number and press (Ok) or to save the entry.

! If the selected entry exists in the SIM card,

the old number will be replaced.

LED indicator

The LED indicator on the handset cover will

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Quick & Easy

flash in assorted colour when there is an incoming call.

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Menu Map

1 Messages

Read Delete

Reply Call back

Get Get Number

Send SMS Send To Many Add Number

Send Change Number Delete Number

Send Send

Save Send And Save Send To Many Add Number

Send Change Number Delete Number

Delete Delete All

Select Delete

SMS Setting Voice Mailbox Number

Service Center Number

Voice Mailbox Broadcast Off

On Define List Show List

Add List

2 Records

All Logs Call

Quick Save Add Name Save To SIM

Save To Handset Add To Exist Name Delete

Delete All Call Register Call Timer

Call Cost Show Balance Last Call

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Menu Map

3 LCD Settings

Wallpaper Setting Change Everyday Activate

Preference

Fix Activate

Preference

Background Color Ocean Blue

Slate Grey Olive Green Mandarin Orange Pink Panther Lilac Purple Rainy Blue Peach Pink Amber Green Terra Brown

LCD Contrast Backlight Power Save Off

Backlight Duration 15 Seconds

20 Seconds

25 Seconds

30 Seconds

LED Alert Off

Blue

Green Purple Cyanine White Red Orange Assorted Colour

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Menu Map

4 Profiles

Normal Activate

Preference Incoming Call Alert

Ringing Tone

Ringer Volume

SMS Alert

Key Tones

Connection Alert

Power On/Off Alert

Mute Activate

Preference Incoming Call Alert

Ringing Tone

Ringer Volume

SMS Alert

Key Tones

Connection Alert Power On/Off Alert

Meeting Activate

Preference Incoming Call Alert

Ringing Tone

Ringer Volume

SMS Alert

Key Tones

Connection Alert Power On/Off Alert

Outdoor Activate

Preference Incoming Call Alert

Ringing Tone

Ringer Volume

SMS Alert

Key Tones

Connection Alert Power On/Off Alert

Customized Activate

Edit Incoming Call Alert

Ringing Tone

Ringer Volume

SMS Alert

Key Tones

Connection Alert Power On/Off Alert

Rename

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Menu Map

5 Clock

Alarm Off

On Time Setting Once

Everyday Alarm Ringer Alarm Volume

Date Setting

Time Setting

Display Mode 12 Hour

24 Hour

Time Zone Auto Power Off Off

On Once

Everyday

Calendar

6 Settings

Normal Settings Language English

Français Italiano

Input Method Upper Case

Lower Case Capitalization Number Input

Predictive Text Earpiece Volume Headset Volume Handsfree Volume Any Key Answer Off

Auto Answer Off

Flip Answer Off

On Restore Factory Settings

Call Settings Own Number Sending Activate

Cancel

Call Divert Unconditional

When Busy

No Reply

No Response

Cancel All

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Menu Map

Call Barring All Outgoing Calls

Outgoing Int’l

Outgoing Int’l. Except Home

All Incoming Calls

All Incoming When Roaming

Cancel All

Call Waiting Activate

Cancel

Status

Network Settings Preferred Show List

Delete Available Network Delete all

Delete List

Add Available Network

Add Known Network

Select Mode Auto Search

Network Register

Manual Search

Security Settings PIN Code PIN ON

PIN OFF

Change PIN

Change PIN2 Change Barring Code

Time&Cost Settings Calling Display Call Timer

Call Cost

Time & Cost

Off

Charge Rate Cost Limit

Short Cut Key

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Menu Map

7 Extras

Health Area Personal Information Sex

Age

Height

Weight

Standard

Calorie Count Main Food

Vegetable And Meat

Dessert

Fruit

Beverage

Account Result

Food Form Main Food

Vegetable And Meat

Dessert

Fruit

Beverage

JAVA™ JAVA™ List AirForce Run

Suites Info <Exit>

MagicBubble WestCraft

Settings APN Setting User Name

Password

Http Agent Memory Status Download From Dbtel

About JAVA™

My Collections My Pictures

My Melody

Calculator

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Menu Map

8 Phone Book

View Search Name

Group Family

Friend Workmate VIP

Add New Quick Save

Add Name Save To SIM

Save To Handset

Add To Exist Name Handset

Office Home

Group Setting Melody Family

Friend Workmate

VIP Add New Delete

Copy SIM To Handset

Handset To SIM

Delete All SIM All

Handset All

Fixed Dial List Activate Off

On Set list View

One Touch Key Change

Delete View

Phone Status

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Menu Map

9 WAP

Homepage Bookmarks DBTEL Go

Edit Bookmark

Edit URL Bookmark 2 - Bookmark 5

Last Page Navigation WAP Settings Profile 1 Activate

Name Edit Setting Homepage Security Setting OFF

Image Download OFF

Bearer Select GSM Only

GPRS First GPRS Only

Parameter Setting GSM

GPRS

Profile 2 - Profile 5

History GSM Link Last Record

Total Record

Clear Record

GPRS Data Flow Last Record

Total Record

Clear Record

Clear Cache

STK

T h e a va il abi li ty d e p en ds o n yo ur n et wo r k s erv ic e p ro v id e r.

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Call Functions

Turning your phone ON and OFF

Press and hold for 3 seconds and then release it.

! Always switch off your phone whenever it is

forbidden to use it or when it may cause interference or danger.

When PIN is requested

SIM cards are usually protected with a PIN code.

The PIN code usually comes with your SIM card provided by the network operator.

1. Key in your PIN code (note that the characters in your password are replaced with “*”).

2. After you have entered the PIN code, press

(Ok).

3. If you key in a wrong number, press (Clear) to remove the last digit. Press and hold to clear the entire entry.

4. If the PIN code entered is incorrect, a warning message will be displayed to notify you of the remaining times for entering the PIN.

! If an incorrect PIN code is entered 3 times in

succession, your phone will automatically lock-up the SIM card and a message will be displayed to inform you that the SIM card is blocked.

Unlock the blocked SIM card

If your SIM card is locked, you will be asked to enter the PUK code to unlock your phone in order to continue using it.

! The unblock code consists of 8 digits and is

provided with the SIM card. If not , please check with your network service provider for the code.

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Call Functions

Making calls

1. In idle mode, key in the area code and the phone number. Press (Cancel) to

delete the last digit. Press and hold for 3 seconds to clear the whole number.

2. Press to dial the number.

3. Press or (End) to end an active call or stop dialling.





Example:

For domestic calls, in idle mode, key in

02154422999

and press

to make the

phone call.

International calls

1. When in idle mode, press and hold until

a “+” sign appears, then key in the country code, the area code and the phone number accordingly.

2. Press to place the call.

3. Press or (End) to end an active

call or stop dialling.





Example:

For international call, in idle mode, key in



 and press

to make the phone call.

Making calls via the Phone Book

1. Press (Names) to access the Phone Book directly.

2. Scroll to the desired entry with .

3.Press to call the selected number.

Redial calls missed, received and dialled

The last calls dialled, answered or missed are stored in the phone’s memory. Use either of the following methods for dialling.





Making calls via the menu:

1. Press (Menu), scroll to the “Records”

and press (Ok).

2. Select “All Logs” and press (Ok).

3. Scroll to the desired name or phone number with .

4. Press to place the call or press

(View) to check the necessary

information.

5. Press (Option) again to carry out another operation such as “Call”, “Quick

Save”, “Add Name”, “Add To Exist Name” and “Delete”.

Making calls quick and easy

1. When in idle mode, press

to access

the call record.

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Call Functions

2. Scroll through the missed, dialed, answered list for the desired number with

3. Press to dial the selected number.

Speed dial

When in idle mode, hold down the

corresponding alphanumeric keys ( to

), to dial the preset speed dial numbers.

Ensure that you have entered the settings in “One Touch Key”.

Calling your voice mailbox

When in idle mode, dial the voice mailbox number provided by the network operator.

! Obtain your voice mailbox number from your

network operator, and ensure that the number has been entered in the “Voice Mailbox Number” option.

Answering calls

1. Press to answer an incoming call.

2. Press to end the call.

3. Press or (Reject) to refuse an incoming call.

! If you have activated the “When Busy”

function in Call Divert, any incoming calls will be diverted to the specified number while you are on a call. For example, you may divert incoming calls to your voice mailbox. If you have rejected an incoming call, the call will be diverted too. Please refer to “Call Divert”.

Call waiting

If call waiting function is activated, you may answer a new incoming call while already on line.

1. If there is an incoming call while already on line, a tone will be heard and a “Call Waiting” message and the caller information will be displayed on the screen.

2. Press (Ok) to answer the incoming call.

3. Press

(Reject) to reject the new call.

! The call waiting function allows you to

manage up to two calls simultaneously (1 active, 1 on hold). To answer the third incoming call, end one of the active calls, or establish a multiparty call for the two online calls before answering the third call.

In-call menu

During a call, you can access the In-call menu

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Call Functions

by pressing (Option). Some of the options listed in In-call menu may not be

available at a given time and vary depending on your network operator.

1. Mute: Mutes the mobile phone, the party on the phone will not hear you.

2. Unmute: Cancels the mute function, the party on the phone will hear you.

3. Handfree: Enables users to talk without holding the phone.

4. Hold: Places an active call on hold. Press

(Retrieve) to resume the

conversation with the call on hold.

5. Send SMS: Sends short messages to other party during a call. For details of this operation, refer to “Messages”.

6. Phone Book: Enables users to check or edit the data in phone book during a call. For details of this operation, refer to “Phone Book”

7. Fixed Dial List: Dials the number that has been set in the “Fixed Dial List”.

8. Call Records: Views the call records of the calls answered, dialled and missed.

9. Send DTMF Tones: Activates or deactivates the DTMF tone.

10. End Active Call: Disconnects the active call.

11. Build Multiparty Call: Starts a multiparty conference call. For details of this function, refer to “Multiparty”.

12. Swap: Switches between active calls and calls on hold.

13. End Held Call: Ends the call on hold.

14. Call Divert: Transfers the call to another phone number.

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

When the multiparty conference call function

is activated, the phone gives you access to some specific functions. The availability depends on your network operator.

15. MPTY Split: Chooses a participant from the multiparty conference call for a private conversation.

16. End Component: Terminates the connection with one of the participants

from the multiparty conference call.

17. Hold Multiparty Calls. Places the current multiparty conference call on hold.

18. End Active MPTY: Ends the active multiparty conference call.

19. End All Calls: Terminates all calls, both on line and on hold.

20. Add To Multiparty Call: Adds the new incoming call into the multiparty conference call.

Multiparty

This option allows a conference call. Please check with your network operator for the availability of multiparty conference calls.

1. Before activating a multiparty conference

call, make sure that you have established two on-line calls (1 active, 1 on hold).

1. Press (Option) to enter the In-call menu.

2. Scroll to “Build Multiparty Call” and press (Ok) to start a multiparty conference call.

To add a new participant to multiparty

conference call:

1. Press (Option) and scroll to “Hold”.

2. Press (Ok) to hold the existing conference call and establish a new call

connection with a new incoming call.

3. Press (Option) and scroll to “Build Multiparty Call”.

4. Press (Ok) to start the conference call with the online parties.

2. To release a participant from the conference

call:

1. Press (Option) and scroll to “End Component”.

2. Press (Ok) and scroll to the desired party.

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3. Press (Ok) to release the selected participant.

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

To have a private conversation with one of the

participants:

1. Press

(Option) and scroll to

“MPTY Split”.

2. Press (Ok) and scroll to the desired party.

3. Press (Ok) to start your private conversation with the selected participant.

The existing multiparty conference call will then be automatically placed on hold.

To end an active conference call, press

Other operations

Adjusting the earpiece volume

You can adjust the earpiece volume when calling using the side soft keys (louder) or

(lower) to increase or decrease the earpiece

volume.

Input text

The 6668 model provides a number of input methods for you to organise your “Phone book” or write messages.

By pressing , users may switch between the different input methods.

Predictive Text

Predictive Text input is a much easier way to input a text message in English. For each letter to be entered, you only need to press the corresponding alphanumeric key once. In Predictive Text input, the alphanumeric keys enter words with a single key press instead of multiple key presses. When the first (or second) element is entered, the display shows the most probable word in the suggestion area The word you select from the suggestion area will move to the text area.

Using Predictive Text input

1. Switch to Predictive Text input by pressing “ ” repetitively until the desire input style appears.

2. For example, to input “Telephone”, key in the following:



  

3. Press vertically to select the desired word and press .

4. Press repetitively to input a punctuation mark that you need.

5. Press (OK) when you have completed writing the message.

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Using The Menu

This handset offers a range of functions that allow you to customize the phone to your needs. These functions are arranged in menus and submenus.

Accessing to menu function

1. In idle mode, press (Menu) to go to the menu facility.

2. Scroll to the desired menu with .

3. Press (Ok) to enter the desired submenu.

4. Scroll to the desired submenu with .

5. Press (Ok) to access the submenu.

6. Press up or down to access the next menu of the selected submenu.

7. Press (Ok) to confirm setting.

Returning from menu function

1. Press (Back) to return to the previous menu level.

2. Press to exit the menu and return to idle mode without changing the menu

settings.

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Messages

This menu allows you to send, read and write text messages, listen to the voice message and access relevant features that are provided by your network service provider.

In idle mode, proceeds as follow:

1. Press (Menu) to enter main menu.

2. Scroll to “Messages” with .

3. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

Read

This option stores the message sent to you and you may read it by accessing this option.

1. Scroll to which the message to be read with .

2. Press (Ok) to read the message.

3. After reading, press (Option) to access the submenu.

Delete

Delete the message.

Reply to the message by writing text.

Call Back

Return call to the sender.

Get Number

Extract the phone number in the message or phone number of the sender and save it to the memory.

Send SMS

Forward the received message to other.

Send To Many

Forward the received message to more than one person at a time. Continue the next operation with “Add Number”, “Send”, “Change Number” and “Delete Number”.

! The message will be stored in the SIM card

(SIM card capacity depends on your network service provider).

! If a new message is received, the

icon will be shown at the top of the screen and notification tones will be heard.

! If the

icon flashes, it means that there is

insufficient memory for new messages. Select “Delete” in “Messages” to delete old messages to free up memory for new

messages. ! If there is no icon shown on the screen, it means all received messages have been read and there is sufficient memory for new messages.

Send

You may write messages up to 160 characters in English. To enter characters, refer to “Alphanumeric Key Table”.

1. Start composing your message.

2. Key in the phone number and press

(Ok) to continue the next

operation.

Send

Send the written message to one person.

Save

Save the written message.

Send And Save

Send the written message and store it in the memory

Send To Many

Send the written message to more than one person. Continue the next operation with “Add Number”, “Send”, “Change Number” and “Delete Number”.

If you make a mistake when writing, press

(Cancel) to delete the characters to the

left of the cursor, press and hold to

delete all the characters. ! Before sending the message, you have to save the message centre number in the “Service Center Number”. Please check with your network service provider for the number.

Delete

Delete the message in the mailbox.

Delete All

Delete all the messages in the all mailbox.

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Select Delete

Delete the selected message.

1. Scroll to the desired message and press .

2. Press (Ok) to delete the selected

message.

SMS Setting

You may set the following options for your SMS.

Voice Mailbox Number

This option stores the required voice mailbox number for listening to the voice messages.

! Please check with your network service

provider for the number.

! Ensure that you have completed the voice

mailbox number setting before listening to the voice message.

Service Center Number

This option stores the required service centre number for sending the text messages.

! Please check with your network service

provider for the number.

Voice Mailbox

You may listen to the voice messages that you have received.

! Please contact your network service provider

for the voice mailbox number before using this service. The voice mailbox number will remain unchanged until you modify it.

Broadcast

This option allows you to receive information broadcasted by your network service provider (such as weather forecast or road traffic information). Please contact your network service provider for information on the topics available and its corresponding index.

Off

Deactivate the reception of the broadcasting service.

Activate the reception of the broadcasting service.

Define List

1. View the broadcasting topic list or add a new topic to the list.

! Please check with your network service

provider for the broadcasting topics and its corresponding index

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Records

This option provides a record of call duration, call cost, recent calls and relevant settings.

Some of the functions require the PIN 2 code in order to access them. For information on the PIN 2 code, please refer to “Security Settings”.

In idle mode, proceeds as follow:

1. Press

(Menu) to enter main menu.

2. Scroll to “Records” with .

3. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

All Logs

You may view the call records of the phone. The phone calls that you have dialled, answered or not answered are listed for your review.

1. Press to dial the selected number.

2. Press

(Option) to continue with the

next operation.

! If a number is dialled, answered or missed

several times, only the last entry will be shown on the list.

Delete All

Clear the call records from the handset

memory.

Call Register

This option will provide the information on the talk times, call charges and the balance of your call limitation.

Call Timer

Provides the information on the total talk time of the outgoing and incoming calls and the accumulated talk times. You may reset the

timer by pressing

(Reset)

Call Cost

Displays the call cost for the last call and the accumulated calls. You may reset the call cost to restart a call charge. The PIN2 code is required to set the charge rate.

Show Balance

Displays the balance of your call cost (the PIN2 code is required to access this function).

! An emergency call (such as 112) is still

possible even if the balance reaches to zero.

Last Call

Show you the talk time of the last call.

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LCD Settings

This menu shows you the options for setting the wallpapers, background colours, contrast, backlight duration and LED flashing indicator.

In idle mode, proceeds as follow:

1. Press (Menu) to enter main menu.

2. Scroll to “LCD Settings” with .

3. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

Wallpaper Setting

You may change the embedded pictures as the background for the handset by preference.

Change Everyday

Displays the pictures you choose in this option when the handset is idle and changes everyday automatically.

1. Scroll to “Preference” and press (Ok).

2. Scroll to the day for setting and press

(Ok).

3. Scroll to one of the folders at the top of the screen with .

4. Select the desired picture and press

(Ok).

Fix

Displays the picture you choose in this option when the handset is idle. The picture will not change until you modify it.

1. Scroll to “Preference” and press (Ok).

2. Scroll to one of the folders at the top of the screen with .

3. Select the desired picture and press

(Ok).

! You may choose the favourite picture from the

pictures gallery at the top of the screen, where the first folder stores the embedded pictures, the second folder stores the pictures downloaded from WAP.

Background Color

You may change the background colour by preference.

LCD Contras t

You may adjust the contrast of the display at 9 levels.

Backlight

You may activate or deactivate the background of LCD display and keypad illumination, set the duration time of the backlight illumination.

Power Save

Sets the backlight illuminates in power saving mode. If activated, the display will become dark when the time is reached the selected backlight duration.

Backlight Duration

Defines the duration of the illumination by preference.

LED Alert

You may set the colour of the LED indicator flashing for normal signal when powering up.

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Profiles

This menu allows you to customise your handset settings for difference occasions.

In idle mode, proceeds as follow:

1. Press (Menu) to enter main menu.

2. Scroll to “Profiles” with .

3. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

This menu provides a number of profiles for various occasions.

1. Normal: Default setting of the handset and is used on normal occasion.

2. Mute: The settings that related to ring tone is off.

3. Meeting: Used on meeting occasion.

4. Outdoor: The volume is set to maximum level.

5. Customized: You may customise your own profile for a special occasion and change the name of the profile.

The following table shows you the default setting for each profile.

Profiles

Item

Normal Mute Meeting Outdoor

Incoming Call Alert

Ringer

Only

Ringer

Vibrator

Only

Vibrator &Ringer

Ringing

Tone

Melody1Melody1Melody1Melody

Ringer

Volume

Level 4 Silent Silent Level 6

SMS Alert

Melody

Silent Silent

Melody

Key Tones On Off Off On

Connection

Alert

Tone Off Off

Tone

And

Vibrate

Power

On/Off

Alert

Off Off Off Off

You may change the setting of the parameters by preference for each profile by accessing the following options:

Incoming Call Alert

Sets the incoming alert type for your handset.

1. Scroll to the desired profile and press (Ok).

2. Scroll to “Preference” and press

(Ok).

3. Scroll to “Incoming Call Alert” and press (Ok).

4. Select one of the desired alert types and

press (Ok).

Ringing Tone

Sets the ring tone for the incoming calls. You may choose the favourite melody from the folders at the top of the screen. Where the first folder stores the embedded melodies, the second folder stores the melodies downloaded from WAP.

Ringer Volume

Sets the volume level of the ring tone.

SMS Alert

Sets the tone for notifying you of the incoming message.

Key Tones

Sets whether or not the keypad tone makes sound when pressed.

Connection Alert

Sets the alert type of notifying you when the call is connected.

Power On/Off Alert

Sets whether or not to activate or deactivate the music when powering up.

Clock

This menu shows the options for setting the alarm, date and time, display mode (display the time on the sub display), time zone, auto power off and calendar,.

In idle mode, proceeds as follow:

1. Press

(Menu) to enter main menu.

2. Scroll to “Clock” with

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3. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

Alarm

Sets the handset to ring at a specific time with the desired ring tone.

1. Scroll to “On” and press (Ok).

2. Scroll to either of the following to continue setting.

Time Setting

1. Key in the time for alarm using the

HH:MM format, where HH is for hour and MM is for minute.

2. Press (Ok).

3. Scroll to either “Once” or “Everyday” and

press (Ok).

Alarm Ringer

Sets the ring tone for alarm. You may choose from the folders at the top of the screen. Where the first folder stores the embedded melodies, the second folder stores the melodies downloaded WAP.

Alarm Volume

Sets the volume level of the alarm.

Date Setting

Sets the appropriate date for the phone using the following format YYYY/MM/DD; where YYYY is for year, MM is for month and. DD is for day.

1. Key in the appropriate year, month and

day to replace the factory set date.

2. Press (Ok) to save the setting.

Time Setting

Perform the procedures described above for time setting.

Display Mode

You may set the time format for the external sub display.

Time Zone

You may check the current local times all over the world for certain other countries.

Auto Power Off

You may set the phone to switch off automatically at a specific time.

1. Scroll to “On” and press (Ok).

2. Key in the time for shutting down using the HH:MM format, where HH is for hour and MM is for minute.

3. Press (Ok).

4. Scroll to either “Once” or “Everyday” and press (Ok).

Calendar

is option can be used to look up a date.

1. Key in the year and month you would like to check or simply press (Ok).

2. Browse with to check the date of the previous month or next month.

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Settings

This menu shows the options for setting the functions related to the phone itself, for example normal setting that includes language, input method and etc, call setting, network setting, security setting that includes PIN code and change PIN2 code and time and cost setting.

In idle mode, proceeds as follow:

1. Press

(Menu) to enter main menu.

2. Scroll to “Settings” with .

3. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

Normal Settings

You may set the following items by preference.

Language

Sets the language for display message. Languages vary upon the language package used.

Input Method

A number of input styles are provided.

Earpiece Volume

Adjusts the earpiece volume during calls.

Headset Volume

Adjusts the headset volume during calls.

Handfree Volume

Adjusts the speaker volume during hands free conversation.

Any Key Answer

If activated, press any key except and

to answer the incoming call.

Auto Answer

If activated (with headset connected), any incoming call will be answered automatically when the phone rings or vibrates for a few seconds.

Flip Answer

If activated, you can simply open the handset cover to answer an incoming call. If deactivated, you need to open the handset cover

and press to answer the call. Restore Factory Settings

Restores some of the functions set in the phone to their original configuration. The data stored in the phone book will not be affected. For detailed information on factory default settings, refer to the table below.

Items

Setting

Options

Default Settings References

Display Mode

24 Hour

Refer to “Clock”

2 Language

English (vary upon region)

Input Method

Predictive Text (vary upon language used)

Earpiece Volume

Level 6

Refer to “Normal Settings”

Incoming Alert

Ringer Only

Ringing Tone

Melody 1

Ringer Volume

Level 4

Key Tones

Refer to “Profiles”

LCD Contrast

Level 4

Refer to “LCD Settings”

Call Settings

You may set the functions related to the network service. The availability of the functions depends on your network service provider.

! For further information, please check with

your network service provider.

Own Number Sending

Chooses whether or not your phone number is sent to the called party. The availability depends on your network service provider.

Call Divert

This option is set to divert incoming calls to the voice mailbox (only for voice messages) or another phone number, so as not to miss any important calls.

There are four divert modes available which

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you can activate and cancel. You can check its current status at any time.

If activated, follow the prompt on the screen and key in the phone number to which you wish the incoming calls to be diverted.

1. Unconditional: Systematically divert all incoming calls.

2. When Busy: Divert all incoming calls when the line is busy (when you are on a call) or you have rejected the call.

! Call waiting must be disabled to use this

divert function.

3. No Reply: Divert all incoming calls if there is no reply (i.e. missed call).

4. No Response: Divert all incoming calls when your phone is turned off or out of coverage.

5. Cancel All: Cancel all the divert functions.

Call Barring

This option provides SIM card restrictions when making or answering calls. A network access code is required to set all the barring functions (you must contact your service provider).

1. All Outgoing Calls: All outgoing calls are barred; only incoming calls can be accepted.

2. Outgoing Int’l: All outgoing international calls are barred. Incoming calls can still be accepted.

3. Outgoing Int’l. Except Home: When abroad, you can only call the numbers within that country or call to home country (i.e., the country where the phone is registered).

4. All Incoming Calls: All incoming calls are barred.

5. All Incoming When Roaming: No incoming calls will be permitted when registered with a system other than the original one.

6. Cancel All: Cancel all the call restriction functions.

Call Waiting

This option alerts you of an incoming call while on line. If activated, a tone and a “Call Waiting” message and the caller number will notify you of a new incoming call when you are on the phone. The availability depends on your network service provider.

Network Settings

This is a network-related option. It allows you to register with, search, or select the available network and some of the relevant settings.

Preferred

Allows you to browse, delete or edit the current network list, you can add the available network also.

1. Show List: View the name list of the available network. Scroll to the desired

network, press (Select) and continue the next operation with

“Register”, “Delete” or “Move”.

2. Delete Available Network: Delete the available network from the name list.

3. Add Available Network: Add the available network to the name list.

4. Add Known Network: Add the known and existed network to the name list.

Select Mode

1. Auto Search: It is the default mode for network registering. It usually searches for the network operators using the priority network list in “Preferred”.

2. Network Register: Automatically register with the network system the SIM card originally registered.

3. Manual Search: Select the network operator that has a roaming agreement with your network operator in your region/country.

yOnce the “Manual Search” mode is selected, the register mode will not change until you modify it or replace a new SIM

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card.

! If you are not familiar with the network

operator, it is strongly recommended that you select “Auto Search” mode.

Security Settings

A number of security features are provided to protect against any unauthorized use of your SIM card and certain other features. You are able to change the PIN and PIN2 code or decide whether a PIN is requested while the phone is switched on.

PIN Code (4 to 8 digits)

The PIN (Personal Identification Number) protects the SIM card against unauthorized use. Normally, the PIN code comes with your SIM card.

1. PIN ON: If activated, you will be asked for the PIN every time you switch on the handset.

! Please consult your service provider for

the PIN code when you are using it for the first time.

2. PIN OFF: Deactivate the PIN request when switching on the handset.

3. Chang PIN: Perform the following steps to change the password.

(1) Key in the old code, press

(Ok).

(2) Key in a new code, press (Ok). (3) Key in the new code again and press

(Ok).

If an incorrect PIN code is entered 3 times in succession, the SIM card will be blocked automatically. Perform the following steps to unblock the SIM card:

1. Key in the PUK code, press (Ok). Check with your network service provider

for the PUK code.

2. Key in a new PIN code, press (Ok).

3. Key in the new PIN code again and press

(Ok).

! The PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) code is

used to release and change the blocked PIN code. If the PUK code does not come with your SIM card or you have lost it, please check with your service provider for the code.

Change PIN2 (4 to 8 digits)

You may change the PIN2 code in this option. The PIN2 code is provided with the SIM card and is only used when accessing some certain options (such as “Charge Rate”). It will only be available if SIM cards and the network service provider propose this facility. Perform the procedures described in “PIN Code” to change the PIN2 code.

! If an incorrect PIN2 code is entered 3 times

in succession, the SIM card will be blocked automatically. Perform the procedure described above, but key in the PUK2 code instead of the PUK code.

! The PUK2 code is used to release and change

the blocked PIN2 code. If the PUK2 code does not come with your SIM card or you have lost it, please check with your service provider for the code.

Change Barring Code

Change the network access code (password) for call barring. Check with your network service provider for the password.

Time&Cost Settings

You may set the handset to provide some certain calling information.

1. Calling Display: This option provides information on call durations, call cost or both, during calls.

2. Charge Rate: Your handset will display the call cost according to the number of units, the charge rate per unit, the currency, and the exchange rate. Please check with your network service provider for the current rate and currency. The PIN2 code is required to adjust this setting.

3. Cost Limit: You may set the limit of your call cost. The PIN2 code is required to

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adjust this setting.

Short Cut Key

You may set the quick access function to the

key for effective operation.

1. Scroll to the desired navigation key and press (Ok).

2. Scroll to the required option and press

(Ok).

3. Return to idle mode, press the key assigned, the handset will lead you to the required menu directly.

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Extras

This option provides additional options to enable the user to personalise the phone. It may be used to simplify the handset and includes a calculator, a health area and even offers the possibility of playing JAVA™ games and downloading the favorite pictures or melodies.

In idle mode, proceeds as follow:

1. Press

(Menu) to enter main

menu.

2. Scroll to “Extras” with .

3. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

Health Area

This menu offers you the tool for managing your health.

Personal Information

1. Key in the personal information in the following fields: “Sex”, “Age”, “Height” and “Weight” respectively.

2. Scroll to “Standard” and press (Ok) to check whether you are

overweight or underweight.

Calorie Count

1. Key in the average amount of the food you take every day in the following fields: “Main food”, “Vegetable And Meat”, “Dessert”, “Fruit” and “Beverage”.

2. Scroll to “Account Result” and press

(Ok) to check whether your

nutritious is enough or not.

Food Form

This menu shows you the calorie of the food of every gram you take.

JAVA™

This menu offers you 3 built-in interesting games and JAVA™-related setting, such as homepage, access point, user name and password.

JAVA™ List

Offers some enjoyable games for you.

1. Scroll to the desired game and press

(Option) to carry on the next

operation.

(1) Run: Scroll to “Run” and press

(Ok) to start the game.

(2) Suites Info: Scroll to “Suites Info” and

press (Ok) to view the information about the game.

(3) <Exit>: Scroll to “<Exit>” and press

(Ok) to exit the menu.

The following guidelines bring you to the game:

AirForce

1. Press (Option) to access the game.

2. Scroll to “Run” and press (Ok).

3. Press (Start) to start playing.

4. Press (Option) to read the brief help text.

5. Use and to control the battle plane going up and down, use

and to go left and right,

press to fire. Press (Pause)

to break off, press (Resume) again to continue playing.

MagicBubble

1. Press (Option) to access the game.

2. Scroll to “Run” and press (Ok).

3. Press (Start) to start playing.

4. Press (Option) to read the brief help text.

5. Use to control the falling object going down faster, use and

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to go left and right, press to exchange the colour, in order to connect

a continuous three or more diamonds that are in same colour horizontally or

vertically to win the score. Press

(Pause) to break off, press (Resume) again to continue playing.

WestCraft

1. Press (Option) to access the game.

2. Scroll to “Run” and press (Ok).

3. Press (Start) to start playing.

4. Press (Option) to read the brief help text.

5. Use and to control the Monkey King going up and down, use

and to go left and right, press to fire. Press (Pause)

to break off, press (Resume) again to continue playing.

Settings

Set the parameters for downloading the JAVA™ games. Please check with your network service provider for the parameter.

1. 1 APN Setting: Enter the user name for accessing the web in order to download the JAVA™ game.

2. User Name: Enter the password for

accessing the web in order to download the JAVA™ game.

Password: Set whether or not the password is required when accessing the website for downloading the JAVA™ game.

4. Http Agent: The access for downloading

the JAVA™ game.

Memory Status

Check the available memory capacity for game downloading.

About JAVA™

Display the version information of the JAVA™.

! This handset supports the GPRS-enabled

JAVA™ game downloading.

! Any call function is not available when

downloading

My Collections

You may download any favorite picture or melody from the web and save it into the following folders.

My Pictures

You may select one of the favorite pictures from the folders at the top of the display, where the first folder stores the embedded pictures, the second folder stores the pictures downloaded from WAP.

My Melody

You may select one of the favourite melodies from the folders at the top of the screen, where the first folder stores the embedded melodies, the second folder stores the melodies downloaded from WAP.

Calculator

You may make simple calculations. Due to the limitation of accuracy, rounding-off errors may occur during division.

1. Key in the first digit for calculation.

2. Press to enter the decimal.

3. Enter the +, -, *, / with .

4. Key in the second digit.

5. Press to get the result.

6. Simply key in any number to restart a new calculation.

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Phone Book

The “Phone Book” is used to save phone numbers and names in the handset or SIM card. You can save up to 150 entries in the handset. The SIM card capacity may vary depending on the network service provider.

In idle mode, proceeds as follow:

1. Press (Menu) to enter main menu.

2. Scroll to “Phone Book” with .

3. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

View

You may view the names and phone numbers that have been stored in the handset or the SIM card.

Search Name

1. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

2. Key in the letter that corresponds to the first letter of the name require in the

phone book and press (Ok).

3. Scroll to the desired name or phone number and press to dial the number.

Group

1. Scroll to the desired group and press

(Ok).

2. Press to dial the number.

! You may access the submenus by pressing

(Ok) to view the more information

of the entry, if necessary.

Add New

Add a new entry to the handset or the SIM card.

1. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

2. Key in the phone number and press

(Ok).

3. Select either “Quick Save”, “Add Name”,

or “Add To Exist Name” and press (Ok).

4. If “Quick Save” is selected, the entry will be stored in the handset without editing.

5. If “Add Name” is selected, perform the following steps:

(1) Key in the name and press

(Ok).

(2) Select either “Save To SIM” or “Save

To Handset” and press (Ok).

(3) If “Save To SIM” is selected, key in the

location number to where the entry to be saved and press (Ok).

(4) If “Save To Handset” is selected, select

the desired group and press (Ok).

(5) Select either “Handset”, “Office” or

“Home” to define the contribute of the entry.

6. If “Add To Exist Name” is selected, perform the following steps:

(1) Scroll to the desired name and press

(Ok).

(2) Select either “Handset”, “Office” or

“Home” to define the attribute of the entry and press (Ok) or to save the entry.

! If the selected entry exists in the SIM card,

the old number will be replaced.

! To key in the country code, press and hold

until the international dialling code

“+” is displayed then key in the appropriate country code. The steps for dialling from abroad are the same as above.

! To key in an extension number, key in the

pause code “w” or “p” (press and hold , “p” appears after “w”) before entering

the extension number. This feature requires the private branch exchange with the DTMF function.

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Group Setting

You may organise your phone book data into groups and set a specific ring tone for each group.

Melody

Set the specific melody for the groups in order to identify the caller efficiently.

1. Scroll to the desired group and press (Ok) or .

2. Select the favourite melody and press (Ok) or .

Add New

Add a new group for well organising.

1. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

2. Key in the name of the new group and

press (Ok) to save the setting.

Delete

Delete a group to free up more memory.

1. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

2. Scroll to the desired entry and press (Ok) or to delete the entry.

! Only the non-built-in group can be deleted.

Copy

You may remove the entry/entries from the SIM card to the handset or vice versa.

1. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

2. Scroll to either “SIM To Handset” or

“Handset To SIM” and press (Ok).

Delete All

Delete the entry stored in the phone book of the handset or SIM card.

1. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

2. Scroll to either “SIM All” or “Handset

All” and press (Ok).

Fixed Dial List

This fixed dial list is to restrict the use of the SIM card. If activated, it is only possible to

make calls with phone numbers that have been set in the list and the emergency call

112. The PIN2 code is required to adjust this setting.

One Touch Key

You may set the phone number up to 9 entries for speed dialing. When in idle mode, press and hold the corresponding alphanumeric key, you can call the designated number.

1. Scroll to a specific key number and press (Ok).

2. Scroll to the desired name in the phone

book and press (Ok).

3. Scroll to the selected entry and press (Ok) to continue the next

operation with “Change”, “Delete” or “View”.

Phone Status

You can check the memory capacity of the handset and the SIM card. For example: 50/150 means that there is a total of 150 entries; 50 entries have been saved with memory still available for 100 more memories. The phone status of the SIM card may vary depending upon the memory capacity of the SIM card.

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WAP 9

WAP

WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) is a global wireless protocol specification for mobile wireless terminals. WAP enables you to subscribe to certain Internet services, for example: banking services, news, weather forecast, flight schedules etc.

! You need to subscribe to the data

transmission and WAP browsing services via your service provider in order to access WAP services.

! WAP web page adapts the Wireless Mark-up

Language (WML) technology. Web page that employs Hyper-Text Mark-up Language (HTML) is not supported.

In idle mode, proceeds as follow:

1. Press

(Menu) to enter main

menu.

2. Scroll to “WAP” with .

3. Press (Ok) to access the menu.

Basic procedures for WAP service accessing

1. Connection setting for WAP service.

2. Link to WAP web page.

3. Enjoy surfing the web page.

4. After browsing, disconnect the WAP linkage.

WAP Settings

Insert the SIM card with WAP service subscribing, the handset will detect the settings of your network services provider automatically. If the handset failed to detect the WAP setting, perform the following steps to adjust the setting:

1. Scroll to “WAP Settings” with .

2. Press (Ok) to access the submenu.

Profile

This option allows you to set the parameters of the WAP connection, such as IP address and port, data call type, phone number, user

name, password and other settings such as edit the profile name, set the profile as the homepage, activate or deactivate the security setting, set the display option to image download or text only and select the bearer Please chech with your network service provider for the parameters. The default setting of certain profile may vary upon the region.

Select one of the available profiles and press

(Ok) to continue the next operation

with the following menu.

1. Activate: Enable the profile.

2. Name Edit: Change the name of the profile.

3. Setting Homepage: Enter an URL and set it as a homepage for WAP connecting.

4. Security Setting: Avoid the WAP browsing from an unsafe content.

5. Image Download: Set the display option to image download or text only while browsing on the web.

6. Bearer Select: Set the mean of the data transmission.

7. Parameter Setting: Set the parameters for WAP browsing for both the GSM and GPRS such as IP address, IP port, data call type, phone number, user name and password.

Accessing to WAP service

1. Enter the “WAP” menu, scroll to “WAP Settings” and press (Ok).

2. Select desired profile, scroll to “Activate” and press (Ok).

3. Return to “WAP” menu, scroll to “Homepage” and press (Ok) to start connecting the website.

Browsing a Web page

Start browsing after connecting to WAP homepage.

! The function of the keys may vary from web

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page to web page. Follow the prompt shown on the screen to operate the keys properly.

1. Scroll to the desired item with , the selected item will be highlighted.

2. Press (Ok) to link to the topic highlighted.

3. Press (Back) to return to previous level of the page.

4. Scroll to “Homepage” and press (Ok) to return to homepage.

Disconnecting WAP accessing

Press to cancel the connection of the

WAP accessing.

Bookmarks

You may store a WAP URL as the bookmark in your handset memory up to 5 entries. The DBTEL web page has been set in factory.

1. Enter the “WAP” menu, scroll to “Bookmarks” with .

2. Press (Ok).

3. Scroll to desired bookmark with .

4. Select “Go” and press (Ok) to start connection.

! If the selected bookmark is not available as

desired, select another profile and perform the procedures described in “WAP Settings” to activate another profile again.

Edit Bookmark

1. Enter the “WAP” menu, scroll to “Bookmarks” with .

2. Press (Ok).

3. Scroll to the desired bookmark with

4. Select “Edit Bookmark” and press

(Ok).

5. Enter the name of the bookmark.

6. Press (Ok) to complete the settings.

Edit URL

1. Enter the “WAP” menu, scroll to “Bookmarks” with .

2. Press (Ok).

3. Scroll to the desired bookmark with .

4. Select “Edit URL” and press (Ok).

5. Enter the URL of the web page.

6. Press

(Ok) to complete the

settings.

Last page

It takes you directly to the WAP URL that you connected to last time.

Navigation

You may key in the URL that you want to connect to.

History

You may check the time of the GSM linkage and the throughput of the GPRS data flow.

GSM Link

Press (Ok) to access the following options:

1. Last Record: Check the visiting time of the last connection.

2. Total Record: Check the total time of the connection.

3. Clear Record: Clear the timer record of the connection time.

GPRS Data Flow

Press (Ok) to access the following options:

1. Last Record: Check the data flow of the last connection.

2. Total Record: Check the total data flow of the connection.

3. Clear Record: Clear the record of the data flow of the GPRS.

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Clear Cache

This option allows you to clear the buffer memory of the handset. Cache is a buffer storage that used to store the data or web page that you have visited temporarily, so that you can connect to the web site quickly and easily in the next time. Always clear the cache after you have visited any web page that needs a personal identification number, for example, bank account.

! To disconnect the WAP connection, press

and hold

(Exit).

! For detailed information on the WAP

setting, please consult your network service provider.

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STK 10

STK

This menu is shown only if your SIM card provides additional services. The name and contents of this menu depend on the services available.

For availability, rates and information on using the SIM services, check with your network service provider.

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Maintenance

Your mobile telephone is a radio transceiver, built with precision electronic parts, and it needs to be used with care. Observing the following recommendations may prolong the phone’s life.

Please note the following points:





Keep the phone and its accessories out of the

reach of small children.

Keep it dry. Avoid contact with liquids.

Humidity and liquids contain minerals which corrode electronic circuits.





Do not expose the phone to an extremely

cold environment, as this will cause a build-up of moisture within the phone.

Do not expose the phone to extreme heat as

high temperatures will shorten the life of electronic parts, damage the battery, and cause some plastic material parts to become deformed or to melt.





Do not attempt to disassemble the phone.

Non-expert handling of the phone may damage it.

Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning

solvents or strong detergents to clean the phone. The phone may be cleaned with a soft cloth slightly dampened in warm water.

Do not paint or otherwise coat, the phone. Do not use accessories, such as batteries

designed for other mobile phones, or any other unapproved accessories. This will damage the phone, violate the radio equipment regulations and invalidate your warranty

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Access Codes

Access codes

There are several codes required to access the handset and SIM card. The access codes allow you to avoid unauthorized use of your phone and SIM card.

PIN code

The PIN (Personal Identification Number) protects the card against unauthorized use. This code is supplied with the SIM card. If the PIN is activated, the code is requested when the phone is switched on.

If you enter an incorrect PIN code three times in succession, the SIM card is blocked; key in the PUK code.

PIN2 code

This code is supplied with the SIM cards and is required to access certain functions, such as accumulated costs. If your SIM card supports those particular functions, you can activate them in your handset. If you enter an incorrect PIN2 code three times in succession, the PIN2 code is blocked and you will be asked for the PUK2 code.

PUK code

The PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) code is used to unblock and change the locked PIN code. This code may be supplied with the SIM card. If this is not the case, check with your network service provider for the code. If you enter an incorrect PUK code ten times in succession, your SIM card will no longer be valid.

Contact your network service provider to replace the SIM card.

PUK2 code

The PUK2 code is used to unblock and change the locked PIN2 code. This code is supplied with the SIM. If you enter an incorrect PUK code ten times in succession, the functions that require PIN2 code in order to be activated will no longer be valid. Contact your network service provider to

replace the SIM card.

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Reference Information

EFR encoding decoder function

The 6668GSM/DCSis equipped with the latest encoding decoder and audio frequency technology, to achieve superior audio quality.

At present, there are 3 types of encoding decoder compatible with GSM/DCS:





Enhance full rate  EFR

Full rate FR Half rate HR

The 6668 (GSM/DCS) mobile phone supports the normally-used EFR and FR encoding decoder.

All GSM and DCS cellular networks and phones support FR encoding decoder.

If supported by the network operator, the network operator will automatically select the relevant encoding decoder, which will be either EFR or FR.

The 6668 model is programmed to automatically select the EFR where this is supported by the network, allowing you to enjoy the superior audio quality provided by EFR. Otherwise the phone will select FR.

At present, only some networks support both the FR and EFR encoding decoder.

If the network operator cannot support EFR, the 6668 (GSM/DCS) mobile phone will automatically adopt the FR encoding decoder.

Accessories

The accessories for the 6668 model (GSM/DCS) mobile phone include battery, charger etc. Please refer to “Battery charging” for the battery charging method.

Battery

At present, the rechargeable battery approved by the manufacturer is the lithium battery (LIION).

The talk time and standby time for a new battery is about 2–3 hours and 50-150 hours respectively. When the battery is fully charged, you can have a continuous talk time for a few hours and standby time for a few days. The capacity of a battery may vary depending on the environment, networks, SIM card or options available.

Charger

This is a lightweight charger compatible with a multi-voltage supply. Do not connect it to an incompatible product. It charges the phone battery rapidly. To start charging, plug the charger into a power supply and insert the other end into the charge port at the bottom of your phone to start charging.

The required charging time is approximately 5 hours. The battery charging status can be checked on the mobile phone display.

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Problem Solving

1. When you switch on your phone, “Insert SIM card” is displayed

a. Check that

the SIM card is correctly installed.

b. Ensure that

the gold chip is not damaged or scratched.

c. Check the

SIM card contact. If they are dirty, clean them with an antistatic cloth.

2. When your phone shows “PIN”, “PIN2”, “PUK”, “PUK2”, and “Barring code”.

a. Please

contact

your network service provider for the numbers.

b. Enter the

wrong PIN code three times in succession , the SIM card will be blocked.

c. For the

PUK code, check with your network service provider.

3. No connection to network.

a. Check the

signal strength meter in the display. If the signal is weak, move to an open space or move closer to a window and try again.

b. Contact

your network service

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provider for further detail.

4. Your correspond ent cannot hear you.

a. Check that

the network signal strength is normal and try again.

b. Check that

the earphone is unmuted.

c. Holding

the phone close to your mouth.

5. The battery won’t charge

a. Check that

the charger is properly connected.

b. The

message “Charging ” will only be shown when you charge the battery with the handset switched off.

6. You can’t make calls.

a. Check the

signal strength meter in the display. If the signal is weak, move to an open space or, if you are in a building, move closer to a window.

b. The

network is busy, please try again later.

c. Check

whether has the call charge limit been reached.

7. The battery drains faster than normal.

a. Check

whether are you in an area of variable coverage. This uses extra battery power.

b. Ensure

that the using environme nt is not in extreme temperatur es. At extreme hot or cold temperatur es, battery performan ce is significant ly reduced.

8. The LIION battery was being

charged overnight.

It is strongly recommended that not to charge the battery for more that 24 hours. It may decline the battery performance or cause damage to the battery.

9. The

headset starts beeping.

The signal is weak or out of coverage.

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Index

About JAVA™ 37 Accessing to menu function 25 Accessories 46 Activate 40 Add New 10, 38, 39 Add To Multiparty Call 23 Adjusting the earpiece volume 10, 24 AirForce 36 Alarm 31 Alarm Ringer 31 Alarm Volume 31 All Logs 28 Alphanumeric key table 6 Answering calls 10, 22 Any Key Answer 32 APN Setting 37 Auto Answer 32 Auto Power Off 31

Background Color 29 Backlight 29 Backlight Duration 29 Basic procedures for WAP service accessing 40 Battery 9, 46 Battery

charging 9 disposal 9 low 9 Notice on charging and discharging 9 specifications 9 usage 9

Bearer Select 40 Bookmarks 41 Broadcast 27 Build Multiparty Call 23

Calculator 37 Calendar 31 Call Back 26 Call Barring 33

All Incoming Calls 33

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Index

All Incoming When Roaming 33 All Outgoing Calls 33 Cancel All 33 Outgoing Int’l 33 Outgoing Int’l. Except Home 33

Call Cost 28 Call Divert 23, 32

Cancel All 33 No Reply 33 No Response 33 Unconditional 33 When Busy 33

Call Records 23 Call Register 28 Call Settings 32 Call Timer 28 Call Waiting 22, 33 Calling Display 34 Calling your voice mailbox 22 Calorie Count 36 Chang PIN 34 Change Barring Code 34 Change PIN2 34 Charge Rate 34 Charger 46 Clear Cache 42 Clear Record 41 Clear screen 10 Connection Alert 30 Copy 39 Cost Limit 34 Customized 30

Date Setting 31 Define List 27 Delete 26, 39 Delete All 26, 28, 39 Disconnecting WAP accessing 41 Display indicators 7 Display Mode 31

Earpiece Volume 32 Edit Bookmark 41

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Index

Edit URL 41 EFR encoding decoder function 46 Emergency calls 4, 10 End Active Call 23 End Active MPTY 23 End All Calls 23 End Component 23 End Held Call 23 Exit 36

Fixed Dial List 23, 39 Flip Answer 32 Food Form 36 Function key table 5

Get Number 26 Go41 GPRS Data Flow 41 Group 38 Group Setting 39 GSM Link 41

Handfree 23 Handfree Volume 32 Handsfree conversation 10 Headset Volume 32 Health Area 36 History 41 Hold 23 Hold Multiparty Calls. 23 Home 37

Image Download 40 In-call menu 22 Incoming Call Alert 30 Input Method 32 Input Method

change 6

Input text 24

JAVA™ 36 JAVA™ List 36

Key description 5

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Index

Key Tones 30

Language 32 Last Call 28 Last page 41 Last Record 41 LCD Contrast 29 LED Alert 29 LED indicator 10

MagicBubble 36 Making calls 10, 21

domestic 21 international 21 quick and easy 21 via the menu 21 via the Phone Book 21

Meeting 30 Melody 39 Memory Status 37 MPTY Split 23 Multiparty 23 Mute 23, 30 My Collections 37 My Melody 37 My Pictures 37

Name Edit 40 Navigation 41 Network

Add Available 33 Add Known 33 Auto Search 33 Delete Available 33 Manual Search 33 Preferred 33 Register 33 Select Mode 33 Show List 33

Network Settings 33 Normal 30

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Index

Normal Settings 32

Off 27 On27 One Touch Key 39 Outdoor 30 Own Number Sending 32

Parameter Setting 40 Password 37 Personal Information 36 Phone Book 23 Phone Status 39 PIN 34 PIN code 45 PIN OFF 34 PIN ON 34 PIN2 code 45 Power On/Off Alert 30 Power Save 29 Problem Solving 47 PUK code 45 PUK2 code 45

Read 26 Redial 21 Refusing calls 10 Reply 26 Restore Factory Settings 32 Returning from menu function 25 Ringer Volume 30 Ringing Tone 30 Run 36

Save 26 Search Name 38 Security Setting 40 Security Settings 34 Select Delete 27 Send 26 Send And Save 26 Send DTMF Tones 23 Send SMS 23, 26 Send To Many 26 Service Center Number 27

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Index

Setting Homepage 40 Settings 37 Short Cut Key 35 Show Balance 28 SIM card and battery 8

Installation 8 Removal 8

SIM toolkit 43 SMS Alert 30 SMS Setting 27 Speed dial 22 Suites Info 36 Swap 23

Terminating calls 10 Time Setting 31 Time Zone 31 Time&Cost Settings 34 Total Record 41 Turning your phone ON and OFF 20

PIN 20 PIN Blocked 20

Unmute 23 User Name 37

View 38 Voice Mailbox 27 Voice Mailbox Number 27

Wallpaper Setting 29

Change Everyday 29 Fix 29

WAP

Accessing 40 Browsing 40 Profile 40

WAP Settings 40 WestCraft 37 Issue Oct 2003