LG C2500 User Manual

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Arizona User Guide

Copyrights 2005, Darts Technologies

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Welcome

Thank you for purchasing a LG Handset Mobile Phone. We built

our Handset to give user what we believe user really want from a wireless phone, clear sound, and fashion outlook.

Our advanced technology is designed to grow with users communications needs so that one day you will be able to rely entirely on users Handset to stay connected.

This guide will familiarize user with our technology and new Handset phone through simple, easy to follow instructions. If users have already reviewed the Quick Start Guide, which was packaged

Welcome

with new Handset, then user are ready to explore the advanced features outlined in this guide.

If users have not read “Quick Start Guide”, go to Section One Getting Started. This section provides all the information user need to quickly activate phone, and much more.

We congratulate on your choose.

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Contents

WELCOME ........................................................................................... 1

Safety Information.......................................................................................................................5

Safety War nings...........................................................................................................................6

Quick Start Guide........................................................................................................................7

PIN Code.................................................................................................................................7

Making and Answering Call....................................................................................................7

Call Emergency Number.........................................................................................................8

Missed call Notification ..........................................................................................................8

Lock/Unlock Keypad ..............................................................................................................8

Camera ....................................................................................................................................9

Listening Music and FM Radio...............................................................................................9

Multimedia Message Service ..................................................................................................9

General Packet Radio Service (GPRS)....................................................................................9

Understanding Your Phone.......................................................................................................10

Front / Back view of Phone...................................................................................................10

Key Function List..................................................................................................................11

Idle Screen.............................................................................................................................12

Main Menu............................................................................................................................12

Getting Starte d...........................................................................................................................14

SIM Card and Battery Information .......................................................................................14

Personalizing your Phone......................................................................................................14

Setting clock.....................................................................................................................14

Setting display language...................................................................................................15

Setting standby note .........................................................................................................15

Activating a profile...........................................................................................................15

Personalise profile ............................................................................................................15

Tips for Call Options.............................................................................................................16

Using the Menu ..........................................................................................................................18

Navigating Functions ............................................................................................................18

By scrolling ......................................................................................................................18

By numbering...................................................................................................................18

Writing Text ..........................................................................................................................18

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Typing method..................................................................................................................18

Using traditional text input...............................................................................................19

　 Using T9 text input...........................................................................................................19

Tips for writing text..........................................................................................................20

Text input mode................................................................................................................20

Listing of Functions ..............................................................................................................21

MENU FUNCTIONS & THEIR DESCRIPTIONS........................................... 22

Profiles (Menu 1)....................................................................................................................................22

Activate........................................................................................................................22

Personalise...................................................................................................................22

Rename ........................................................................................................................24

Call register (Menu 2)............................................................................................................................25

Missed calls .................................................................................................................25

Dialled calls .................................................................................................................25

Received calls ..............................................................................................................25

Delete call log..............................................................................................................26

Call time ......................................................................................................................26

Call cost .......................................................................................................................26

Text message counter...................................................................................................27

GPRS counter ..............................................................................................................27

Tools (Menu 3)........................................................................................................................................28

Alarm...........................................................................................................................28

Favorites ......................................................................................................................28

Calculator.....................................................................................................................28

　 Unit converter..............................................................................................................29

World time ...................................................................................................................29

BMI (Body Mass Index)..............................................................................................30

Pink schedule...............................................................................................................30

Organizer (Menu 4)................................................................................................................................31

Contacts .......................................................................................................................31

Calendar.......................................................................................................................35

To do list ......................................................................................................................36

Messages (Menu 5).................................................................................................................................37

Text message (Short Message Service)........................................................................37

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Multimedia message ....................................................................................................41

Chat..............................................................................................................................45

Voice mail ....................................................................................................................46

Broadcast .....................................................................................................................46

Multimedia (Menu 6).............................................................................................................................48

Camera.........................................................................................................................48

MP3 player ..................................................................................................................49

FM radio ......................................................................................................................52

Voice recorder..............................................................................................................53

Photo gallery................................................................................................................54

To use Mass storage (USB cable) ................................................................................54

Install USB Software for Window 2000......................................................................56

Install USB Software for Window 98 ..........................................................................56

My stuff (Menu 7)...................................................................................................................................63

Java ..............................................................................................................................63

Game............................................................................................................................63

File manager ................................................................................................................64

Browser (Menu 8)...................................................................................................................................65

WAP.............................................................................................................................65

SIM service..................................................................................................................68

Data account ................................................................................................................69

Settings (Menu 9)....................................................................................................................................70

Date & Time ................................................................................................................70

Display setup ...............................................................................................................70

Call setup .....................................................................................................................73

Network .......................................................................................................................75

Security........................................................................................................................76

Restore factory.............................................................................................................77

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Safety information

Safety Information

Please read and understood the details which are both safe to you and your environment. Failure to observe these instructions may lead to suspension of cellular phone services to the user, or some legal action

Important information for parents:

Please read the operating instructions and safety precautions carefully before use. Explain the content and the hazards associated with using the phone to your children.

Emergency Calls (SOS)

Emergency call can be made from your cellular phone even without a SIM in the network service area.

Traffic Safety

Please do not use your cellular phone while driving; find a safe place to stop first.

Switch off in Hospital

The use of cellular phones may interfere with the functionality of some possible insufficiently protected medical devices in hospital.

Switch off in Airplane

The use of cellular phone in an aircraft may be dangerous to the operation of the aircraft, disrupt the cellular network and may be illegal.

Switch off in Gasoline Station and Explosive Site

It is advisable that users turn off cellular phone when refueling is in progress, users are reminded to observe restrictions on the use of radio equipment in fuel depots.

Operating Environment

Mobile radio transmitting equipment, including cellular phones, may be subject to interference and may cause danger. Switch off your phone whenever it is forbidden to use it.

Use Sensibly

Do not hold the phone to your ear when it ring or when you have switched on the hand free function. Otherwise you risk

serious permanent damage to your hearing.

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Safety information

Appropriate Maintenance

Only qualified and authorized personnel should service your

cellular phone. Faulty installation or repair may be hazardous.

Replace

You may only open the phone to replace the battery and SIM card. You must not open the battery under any circumstances. All other changes to this device are strictly prohibited and will invalidate the operating license.

Interference Noticed

The phone may cause interference in the vicinity of TV sets, radios and PCs.

Safety W a rnings

Accessories

Use only accessories and charging devices approved by the phone manufacturer! Otherwise you risk serious damage to health and property. The battery could explode, for instance.

Power Voltage

The mains voltage specified on the power supply unit (Volt) must not be exceeded. Otherwise the charging device may be destroyed.

Waste Disposal

Dispose of worn out batteries and phone in accordance with local provisions!

Rechargeable Battery

 If battery is over discharged the handset will need to

pre-charge less than 7 minutes.

 Avoid accidental shorts across the contacts of battery by

metal parts. Shorts can cause rapid discharge currents which can damage the battery, the part that creates the short or cause injuries.

 Prevent extreme low and high ambient temperatures for the

battery. Therefore; do not place battery near a heater or on the car dashboard.

 Do not open, penetrate or otherwise physically damage the

battery.

 Do not incinerate battery.

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Quick Start

Quick Start Guide

 These first two pages include some basic tips for quick and easy use

of the phone. For more detailed information read through the user guide.

 Before using your phone: With the battery removed, insert the SIM

card, then insert the battery and charge it. Switch on your phone by

pressing and holding

 Turning Your Phone On and Off

 To switch the phone on or off press and hold

PIN Code

The PIN (Personal Identification Number) protects your phone and

SIM card against unauthorized use.

With your SIM card inserted, your PIN code will be required every

time you switch on your phone.

If a wrong PIN code is entered three consecutive times, the phone

becomes locked or disabled. You need ask network service provider to use the PUK code to unlock or enable the phone again.

Making and Answering Call

Making call

• Ensure that the phone is on, the network operator name is

displayed and the signal strength meter shows network coverage is available in the current area.

• Enter phone number include area code you want to dial. If you

key in wrong character, press Clear to delete it.

. For details, see page 14.

• Press

to call the number.

to end the call or to cancel the call attempt.

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Quick Start

Answering call

• To receive a call, the phone must be switched on and the signal

strength meter must be displayed.

• Press

to answer a call.

Reject call

• Press

to reject the call when the phone is ringing.

Ending Call

• Press

to end a call

Call Emergency Number

You can place emergency calls (dial 112 and press )

even if your phone is locked or your account is restricted.

Missed call Notification

When an incoming call is not answered, the Missed call log is

displayed on your screen.

To display the Missed call entry:

• Select the entry and press

to read call detail.

Lock/Unlock Keypad

In the Idle mode:

• Long press

• Press

then to unlock keypad.

to lock keypad.

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Quick Start

Camera

The phone provides a built-in camera. The camera can use for taking pictures. User can attach taking picture as wallpaper or Screen saver in Idle mode. For detail, see “Multimedia/Camera” on page 48.

Listening Music and FM Radio

User can enjoy favorite music and FM radio anywhere and anytime. For detail, see “Multimedia/MP3 player/FM radio” on page 49 and 52.

Multimedia Message Service

The Phone is able to send multimedia messages composed of text

and a picture, and to receive messages containing text, a picture, and sound. You can save the pictures and ringing tones for personalizing your phone. For detail, see “Messages / Multimedia message” on page 41.

General Packet Radio Service (GPRS)

GPRS technology allows mobile phones to send and receive data

over a mobile network and access data networks like the Internet.

GPRS uses a technology call packet data. Data files are sent in short bursts over the mobile system instead of in a continuous stream. This way, the system is busy only when sending or receiving data. Because GPRS uses the system more efficiently, data connections are set up quickly and data is transferred at faster speeds.

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Understanding Your Phone

Front / Back view of Phone

Hand-free kit connection

Understanding Phone

Earpiece

Adjust Volume Side key

Power on / charging indicator

USB connector

Antenna area

MP3 key

Display Screen

Microphone

Speaker

Camera

Release Knob

Battery Cover

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Understanding Phone

Key Function List

A. Power/End key.

• Switch phone on and off. Also, ends a call or Exit from any

function and back to Idle mode.

B. Selection Key

• The function of the keys depends on the text shown on the

display above the keys. For example, Menu and Contacts in

Idle mode.

C. Navigation Key

• Use for quick access to phone functions in Idle mode. ♦ Up key: Access to the Favorites menu. ♦ Down key: Access to the Contacts menu ♦ Left key: Access to the Messages menu ♦ Right key: Access to the Profiles menu

• Scroll through names and numbers stored in the contacts or

through the phone’s menus, submenus, and option list.

D. Send/Answer Key

• Make and answer calls; press in Idle mode to see recent

dialed calls.

• 0-9 input number and character

E. Left Side Key

• Adjust handset volume

F. MP3 Play Key

• The shortcut to enter MP3 player in Idle mode. For detail,

see also “MP3 player” on Page 49.

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Understanding Phone

Idle Screen

When the phone is on, and you have not keyed in any characters, the phone is in Idle mode.

1. Top of the screen shows essential indicators.

2. Next line displays the operator name

3. In the screen right and left side shows time/date information.

4. To enter Menu press left selection key.

5. To use Contacts in the contacts press right selection key.

Main Menu

Menu functions

Menu title

Menu functions including:

1. Profiles

2. Call register

3. Tools

4. Organizer

5. Messages

6. Multimedia

7. My stuff

8. Bowser

9. Settings

Menu title

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Understanding Phone

• Essential indicators

Indicates signal strength and alternate line service.

Shows handset current battery charge strength.

Indicates the phone keypad is locked.

Indicates the profiles alert type is Ring

Indicates the profiles alert type is vibration.

Indicates the profiles alert type is vibration and ring.

Indicates the profiles alert type is vibration then ring.

Indicates the profiles alert type is light only.

The Alarm clock is set on.

Indicates “roaming”.

Indicates missed call.

Indicates Broadcast set on.

Indicates new text messages.

Indicates call diverted is set on

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Getting Started

SIM Card and Battery Information

Insert SIM card

• The SIM is inserted into the back of the phone underneath the

battery.

• Press the knob and slide the battery cover off. Remove the battery.

• Place the card inside the SIM card holder such that the golden

connectors are facing downwards. Push SIM card in to the socket.

Getting Started

Insert battery

• Slide the battery into the cradle and press the battery down flat.

• Place the back cover and slide it into place.

Change battery

• Connect the USB cable the power jack on the bottom of your

phone.

• Connect the charger to an AC wall socket. The charging icon is

displayed briefly if the phone is switched on. If the battery is completely empty, it may take a few minutes before the charging indicator appears on the display or any calls can be made.

[Warning: If the battery is totally empty, charging icon or LED is not on. There fore, you should charge the battery maximum up to 7 minutes.]

Personalizing your Phone

Setting clock

• Within the Settings menu you can set the phone to display the

clock in the Idle mode and choose whether the clock use 12-hour or 24-hour format.

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Getting Started

Setting display language

In the Settings menu you can select the language in which the display

texts are shown.

Setting standby note

Within Standby note menu you can write a text, which is displayed in the Idle screen.

Activating a profile

To access the list of profiles through the menu, press Menu, then use Navigation key scroll to Profiles and press OK. Press Options key to activate the certain profile and press OK.

Personalise profile

• In the Idle mode press Menu, then use Navigation Key to access

Profiles.

• Choose Profiles from list of profiles, General, Vibrate only,

Silent, Outdoor, and Headset. Press Options to personalise it.

• After choosing profiles, select Personalise press OK.

Select the setting you want to personalise; you can personalize the following settings of the selected profile:

• Tone setup: to set the ringing tone type for incoming call or others.

• Volume: to set the volume level for the ringing and keypad tones.

• Alert type: to define how the phone notifies you of an incoming

voice call or others. The options are: Ring, Vibratie, Ring & vib. Ring after vib. Silent and Beep once.

♦ When alert type is set to Vibrate or Silent, no ringing tone will

be heard and

the Idle mode.

, , is displayed when the phone is in

• Increasing ring: user can turn on or off increasing ring function.

• Answer mode: to set any key or auto (headset mode only) to

answer an incoming voice call on or off.

• Extra tone: to set the Warning, Error, Camp on, Connect On or

Off. For example, when set to on, the phone sounds a warning tone

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Getting Started

when the battery is running out of power.

• Light: user can define handset light options

Tips for Call Options

• A call can be connected to any single caller by pressing Options

key. When user press Options key during active call, user can choose one of those functions from the list:

♦ Hold: put a call on. ♦ Retrieve: reconnect a holding call. ♦ Retrieve All: reconnect all holding call. ♦ Swap: switch between the call on hold and active. ♦ Conference: make a multi-party conversation. ♦ Transfer: transfer a call. ♦ Spilt: to suspend the multi-party call. ♦ End single: end one of conference call. ♦ End all: end a multi-party call. ♦ End: End a call. ♦ Mute/Unmute: mute the call during the conversation. ♦ New call: make a new call during an active call. ♦ Contacts: shortcut to contacts menu. ♦ Text message: shortcut to Message menu. ♦ Voice recorder: star recorder conversation. ♦ DTMF: set On / Off for DTMF (Dual Tone Multi-Frequency)

tone dialing system.

• Adjust volume during a call

♦ During a activate call, press left side key to adjust volume.

• Hold a call

♦ Pressing

and selecting Hold allows you to put an active

call on hold. This feature can be used when an incoming call is received during an active call or if you want to make another without disconnecting the active call.

• Make a new call during a call ♦ You can dial a number during a call without disconnecting the

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active call.

Getting Started

¾ Press

and selecting Hold to put an active call on hold

and press Options select New call make a new call by

keying new number.

¾ Press Options and select Swap, new number will go on hold,

old number will be active and vice versa.

¾ Also, you can select record from contacts, after select New

call, press Back to option list and choose Contacts.

• Multiparty call ♦ You can connect to several people together or individually at a

time.

♦ Make a call to the first participant. ♦ Call the second participant as explained in Make a new call

during a call.

♦ Press

and select Conference. This joins the calls to the

conference.

♦ Repeat step 2 and 3 to allow new participants to be connected to

the Conference.

♦ Press Options and select End all to end the call. Or press

♦ Any call (participant) can be disconnected by press Options

key and select End single.

• Call waiting ♦ Press Options key. The first call is put on hold.

♦ To switch between two calls, press Options and choose Swap. ♦ To end the active call press

. (Or to end both calls at the

same time. Press Options, move to End all calls. And pres OK.)

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Using the Menu

Navigating Functions

By scrolling

• To access the menu press Menu.

Using the Menu

• Scroll with

through the menu and select, for

example, Contacts by pressing OK.

• If the menu contains submenus, select the one that you want.

For example, Create.

• If the selected submenu contains further submenus, repeat

above step. Select the next submenu, for example, To phone.

• Select the setting of your choice.

• Press Back to return to the previous menu level, and Exit to

exit the menu.

By numbering

• After entering Menu, you can access menu and submenu

items by using their matching number. For example: Press 9

then 2, you can access Display setup.

W riting Text

Typing method

• You can enter text for example, in contacts or writing

messages, by using the Multitap or T9 text input mode.

• T9 text input mode is based on a built- in dictionary. When

you writing text, you can key in any letter with a single key press. The word changes after each keystroke.

• When you are writing text, press either

to change

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Using the Menu

input mode

• The typing method is indicated by one of fellow item:

(For

detail information about text input mode, see table below.)

• You can change the character case by pressing

and

you can change between the letter and number mode by

pressing

• Using traditional text input

♦ Press a number key

to , repeatedly until the

desired character appears. The characters available

depend on the language selected in the Settings Menu, Languages.

♦ To input next letter you want is located on the same key

as the present one, wait until the cursor appears.

♦ The most common punctuation marks are available under

the number key

• Using T9 text input

♦ T9 input mode is only available for the modes and

languages on the method list. You can key in any letter with a single keypress. The T9 text input is based on a built-in dictionary.

¾ Start writing a word by using the keys

. Press each key only once for one letter. The

word changes after each keystroke.

¾ Example: To write Happy

mode is selected, press

once for A,

once for p, once for other p,

when the predictive test

once for H,

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Using the Menu

and once for Y.

¾ When you have finished writing the word and it is

correct, confirm it by press Select. Pressing

adding a space or Navigation key right direction key to moves the cursor.

¾ Start writing the next word.

• Tips for writing text

♦ To insert a space, press

♦ To move the cursor to the left, right, down or up, press

the Navigation key.

♦ To delete a character to the left of the cursor, press Clear.

Press and hold Clear to delete all characters more

quickly.

♦ To insert a special character,

to get the table with

special characters, and then press OK back to message.

• Text input mode

Multitap ABC(Traditional input mode) Multitap abc.(Traditional input mode) Multitap Abc.(Traditional input mode) Numeric T9 ABC (T9 English input mode) T9 abc (T9 English input mode) T9 Abc (T9 English input mode)

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Listing of Functions

Profile (Menu 1)

Menu List

1. Text message

2. Multimedia message

1. General

2. Vibrate only

3. Silent

4. Outdoor

5. Headset

Call register (Menu 2)

1. Missed calls

2. Dialled calls

3. Received calls

4. Delete call log

5. Call time

6. Call cost

7. Text message counter

8. GPRS counter

Tools (Menu 3)

3. Chat

4. Voice mail

5. Broadcast

Multimedia (Menu 6)

1. Camera

2. Photo gallery

3. MP3 player

4. FM radio

5. Voice recorder

My stuff (Menu 7)

1. Java

2. Games

3. File manager

Browser (Menu 8)

1. Alarm

2. Favorites

3. Calculator

4. Unit converter

5. World time

6. BMI

7. Pink schedule

Organizer (Menu 4)

1. Contacts

2. Calendar

3. To do list

Messages (Menu 5)

1. WA P

2. SIM service

3. Data account

Organizer (Menu 9)

1. Data & Time

2. Display setup

3. Languages

4. Call setup

5. Network

6. Security setup

7. Restore factory

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Menu-Profiles

Menu Functions & Their Descriptions

Profiles (Menu 1)

Within the Profiles menu, you can adjust and personalize the phone tone for different events and environments.

• Activate

♦ In the Idle mode, press Menu and select Profiles and

press OK to access the list of profiles.

♦ Use Navigation Key to select the profile. Pressing

Options to activate and Personalises the profile.

• Personalise

♦ Within Profile submenu, select one of the following

profiles and press Options.

¾ General ¾ Vibrate only ¾ Silent ¾ Outdoor ¾ Headset

♦ Select Activate and press OK. ♦ In the Idle mode, user can hold and pressing the

to change profiles to Silent mode quickly and easily.

♦ Select the Personalise you want to personalize (for

example, Tone setup, Alert type, Light etc) and press

OK.

♦ Choose to desired option and press OK.

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Menu-Profiles

♦ Profile Settings

Once you have selected the setting Personalise, you can personalize the following settings of the selected profile:

¾ Tone Setup

 Ringtone: to define how the phone notifies you of

an incoming voice call.

 Power on: to define how the phone notifies you of

switching phone on.

 Power off: to define how the phone notifies you

of switching phone off.

 Message tone: to define how the phone notifies

you of receiving a message.

 Keypad tone: to set any one of the options and the

active one is highlighted.

¾ Volume to set the volume level for the ringing and

keypad tones.

¾ Alert type to choose the phone notifies you for

incoming calls and receiving a message

• The options are ♦ Ring ♦ Vibrate ♦ Ring & vib. ♦ Ring after vib. ♦ Silent ♦ Beep once

¾ Increasing ring to define phone notifies you of an

incoming voice call ring tone from low to high.

 The options are

• On

• Off

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Menu-Profiles

¾ Answer mode to set the phone answer an incoming

voice call by press any key or auto answer.

 Only when user chooses Headset mode, the

answer mode have two options Any key and Auto options.

¾ Extra tone to set the Warning, Error, Camp on, and

Connect On or Off. For example, when set Extra

tone to on, the phone sounds a warning tone when the battery is running out of power.

¾ Light

 LCD backlight: to set backlight flash time period.  Status LED: you can recognize the network status

by indicator light, it flicker define colors when the service is available. The LED will flash color when handset in different status. For example: Power on/off, receiving call or message.

 Keypad backlight: to turn on/off the keypad

backlight

• Rename

Yon can change the name of selected profiles. More detail information about writing text see also “Writing Text” on page 18.

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Call register (Menu 2)

• Missed calls

♦ Within the submenu you can view the phone numbers

from which somebody has most recently tried to call you

♦ In the list of missed call press OK display call

information.

♦ In the Call info. press Options, you can

¾ Delete ¾ Save to contacts ¾ Dial ¾ Edit

Menu-Call register

• Dialled calls

♦ Within the submenu you can view the numbers from

which you have most recently call or attempted calls

¾ Press OK display Call Information. ¾ In Idle mode, press

enter Dialed Call list.

♦ In the Call Info. press Options, you can

¾ Delete ¾ Save to contacts ¾ Dial ¾ Edit

• Received calls

♦ Within the submenu you can view the numbers from

which you have most recently accepted calls

¾ Press OK display Call information.

♦ In the Call Info. press Options, you can

¾ Delete ¾ Save to contacts ¾ Dial ¾ Edit

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Menu-Call register

• Delete call log

♦ In this submenu, Press OK display

¾ Missed calls ¾ Dialled calls ¾ Received calls ¾ Delete all.

♦ Press OK to delete it.

• Call time

♦ This function records the length of time or duration of

all incoming and outgoing calls in hours, minutes, and seconds.

¾ Last call: Display last one outgoing call in hours,

minutes, and seconds.

¾ Dialled calls: Display the time for all outgoing calls

in hours, minutes, and seconds.

¾ Received calls: Display the time for all incoming

calls in hours, minutes, and seconds.

¾ Reset all: Clear the time records.

• Call cost

♦ This network service allows you to check the cost of

your last call or all calls. The call costs are shown separately for each SIM card.

¾ Last call: you can set the phone to show the cost of

last call. You may need the PIN2 code to select the currency or unit. Contact your service provider for charging unit prices.

¾ All calls: you can set the phone to show the

remaining talk time in terms of charging units or units of currency by using this option. You may need the PIN2 code to select the currency or unit. Contact your service provider for charging unit prices.

¾ Max. cost call: you can limit the costs of your calls

to a certain amount of charging units or units of currency by using this option. You can make and

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receive charged calls as long as the specified cost limit is not exceeded. The number of remaining units is shown in the idle mode. You may need the PIN2

code to set the Max. cost.

¾ Reset cost: this option allows you to reset the call

cost counter. You may need the PIN2 code to clear your setting.

¾ Price per unit: this is the cost that the Service

Provider charges for one unit of call time. At this point you will be asked to enter your PIN 2 code to set this function.

• Text message counter

¾ This function can show you how many text message

you already sent and received.

Menu-Call register

• GPRS counter

¾ With the data counter you can check the amount of

data sent and received data in last session data sent and received in total and to clear the counters. The counters unit is a byte. To reset counter, answer “Yes” when confirm window show up.

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Tools (Menu 3)

• Alarm

♦ The alarm clock uses the time format set for the clock. ♦ Press Menu, select Tools and Alarm, press OK to enter

submenu of Alarm.

♦ To set the alarm, press Edit and set on the alarm, key in

the alarm time.

♦ Press Stop to stop the alarm. If you let the phone

continue to alarm for a minute or press Snooze, the alarm stops for about 4 minutes and then resumes.

♦ If the alarm time is reached while the phone is switched

off, the phone switches itself on and starts sounding the

Menu-Tools

alarm tone, if you press Stop, the phone ask whether you want to active the phone, Power on? Press No to switch off the phone or Yes to switch on the phone.

• Favorites

♦ The Favorites screen displays 12 favorites items set by

the user.

♦ You can edit some specific functions to the default list

for your personal favorites list and activate them.

♦ Within Favorites menu, turn On / Off from the function

list.

♦ The phone offers you an extensive range of functions

which are grouped in menus and submenus. From Idle mode the favorites menus can be accessed by press Navigation key direction up ▲.

♦ For some reason, if user turn Off all favorites functions

before, when user press Navigation key direction up ▲in the Idle mode, handset will show edit favorites message remind user.

• Calculator

♦ You can use your phone’s calculator to add, subtract,

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Menu-Tools

multiply and divide.

♦ Press Menu, select Tools, Calculator, press OK. ♦ With the screen showing a “0”, enter the first number in

the calculation.

♦ Use Navigation key

to add, subtract, multiply,

and divide.

♦ Press OK to get the result. ♦ Press Clear to start the new calculation.

• Unit converter

♦ In the Units converter submenu, choose converter

Weight, Length or Currency

♦ Within Weight converter, you can converter Kg units

expressed in Pound units.

♦ Enter the amount to be converted, and press OK. ♦ Within Length converter, you can select

¾ Km units expressed in Mile units ¾ Miles units expressed in Yard units. ¾ Miles units expressed in Foot units ¾ Cm units expressed in Inch units

♦ Enter the number unit to be converted, and press OK. ♦ Within Currency converter, you setting the exchange

rate first. Once in the Currency converter menu, press

OK. Enter Exchange rate and press OK.

♦ Input currency

¾ Before you input currency, you need select foreign

unit expressed in domestic units or domestic units expressed in foreign units, depending on how you wish to convert the currency.

¾ Enter the amount to be converted, press OK to get

the converted amount.

• World time

♦ The screen shows the city name, current date and time.. ♦ Use Navigation key to choose the city and check the

local time. press OK

♦ If you want to change the time display in Idle mode to

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the selected time, press OK. [The time zone setting of each city in world time menu may be affected by network condition.]

• BMI (Body Mass Index)

♦ In this submenu, you can check your BMI value in

relation to your height and weight.

♦ To calculate the BMI value proceed as follows: ♦ Select your gender, Male or Female, use Navigation key

direction

select it.

¾ Enter your height in centimeters using the numeric

keys.

¾ Enter your weight in kilos using the numeric keys

and press OK.

¾ The phone calculates your BMI ratio value and

display the result

• Pink schedule

♦ Using this feature, user can enter information on

menstrual cycle and determine the:

¾ Probability of becoming pregnant on the current date

¾ Period during which it is possible to become

pregnant date of next period

¾ To check your menstrual cycle, enter the starting date

of your last period

¾ Enter the average length of your menstrual cycle and

press the OK key

¾ To get detail information, select one of highlight date

and press OK to display pregnant probability.

[Note: this Schedule may not fit to your physical condition. There fore, use the pink schedule just for reference.]

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Organizer (Menu 4)

• Contacts ♦ View

It is possible to display all individual names and phone number in the name list.

♦ Press Options key to access these function:

¾ View

 Displays each element of the selected entry. Use

Menu-Organizer

Navigation Key

to display the next or previous element of the entry. Each element may be edited.

¾ Edit

 Displays the entry allowing you to make changes

as required.

¾ Delete

 Delete an individual entry from the contacts.

¾ Copy

 Copy an individual entry to SIM memory or

Phone memory. The record both save in SIM and Phone’s memory.

¾ Move

 Move an individual entry from SIM to Phone or

Phone to SIM. The record only display in one place, SIM or Phone.

¾ Send vCard

 To send a vCard, search for the name and phone

number that you want to send from contact list.

Press Options and select Send vCard, the vCard

options have

• Send by SMS: to send the vCard as text

message, if the network supported it.

• Send by MMS: to send the vCard as

multimedia message, if the network supported it.

• Save to file: save vCard in File manager.

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♦ Add new

It is possible to store phone numbers in two places:

¾ In the SIM card. ¾ In the Phone.

♦ To store a Number in the SIM card:

¾ In main menu, select Organizer, Contacts, and

select Create. You can store 255 entries (Maximum)

in your SIM card for name and telephone number. See also “Writing Text” on page 18.

 (The number of store entries in SIM card, it

may be different depend on your SIM card service provider.)

¾ Then select To SIM, press OK. ¾ Enter the name, number and caller group, press OK.

♦ To store a Number in the Phone:

¾ In main menu, select Organizer, Contacts and select

Create. You can store 300 entries in your phone for

name and telephone number.

¾ Then select To Phone, press OK. ¾ Enter the name and number, press OK.

 The phone’s internal contacts allows you

personalize individual record, such as home number, company name, email, office number, Fax number, picture, Ring tone, and assign to call group.

¾ For each number or text item you can choose :

 Name  Number  Home number  Company name  Email address  Office number  Fax number  Picture  Sound  Call group

♦ Search

You can search contacts by name characters or number.

♦ Quick search, allow you key in the first characters of

the name or number for which you are searching in the

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editor line, the matched record will be shown

♦ Number search and Search entry, allow you key in the

first characters of the name or number for which you are

searching in the editor screen, press Search the match

recorder will be shown.

♦ To input or edit a searched item, press Options key to

enter into the submenu.

¾ You can View, Edit, Delete, Copy Move Send

vCard an entry.

♦ Delete all

You can remove name and phone numbers from selected contacts all at once.

¾ In the Contacts Menu, select Delete all then press

OK.

¾ Choose delete From phone, From SIM or One by

one, then press OK. If user want to delete all phone or

SIM records, user need to enter phone code first and

press OK.

[Note: the default phone code is 0000]

¾ If user delete record one by one, selected delete

record first, and press Yes at Delete? when this

screen text display.

¾ You can view and edit personal phone number.

♦ Copy all

You can copy all names and phones number from the phone’s memory to SIM card’s memory or from SIM card’s memory to phone’s memory. You can also copy or move one contact record from phone’s memory to SIM card’s memory or from SIM card’s memory to phone’s memory.

♦ Caller groups

You can set the phone to sound a specific ringing tone and flash a selected graphic on the display when you receive a call from a particular name and phone number. To do this, first include a name and number in a caller group. Then define a ringing tone and Picture/Animation for this group. If you want to activate this function, please store names and phone numbers in the phone memory.

♦ After entering the Caller groups menu, Use Navigation

Key to change Group name, Ring tone, Picture, LED

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pattern and Number list for each group.

♦ Group default name include: Business Family, Friends,

VIP, and Others. After each setting, press OK key.

♦ Settings

¾ Own number

 You can view and edit personal phone number. To

set on this function, see also “Display item/Own number” on page 72

¾ Service dial number

 Your service provider may program some special

phone numbers into your SIM. It is not possible to modify the Service dial numbers.

 The phone number pointed to can only be recalled

or dialed.

¾ Speed dial

In this function, you can make a call by using the speed dialing keys.

 You can set any of the numbers key

to work as a speed dialing key. To do this

you need to assign a contacts record to a number key.

 Within Speed dial submenu, press On/Off the

function.

 Select Set number and select records from

contacts then press OK.

 After assigning a number to a speed dial key, you

can call, reassign the record or undo the speed dial.

 When a phone number is assigned to one of the

speed dialing keys (

to ) you can call

the phone number in the following ways:

 If you have set the menu function Speed dial to

on, press and hold to corresponding speed dialing key until the call is started.

¾ Memory status

You can check what percentage of the phone’s internal memory is unoccupied and how many name and number entries can still be stored in SIM card’s and Phone’s

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memory.

¾ Preferred storage

You can choose where you want to save the name and

phone number. Select SIM or Phone and press OK.

¾ Fields

The phone allows you to personalise the contacts

looking. In the Settings submenu, selected Fields, and

choose the item you want to display or not.

 Home number  Company name  Email address  Office number  Fax number  Picture  Sound  Caller group Press On / Off key.

¾ My vCard

You can edit personal vCard in the handset. Also, you can send vCards to your friends that numbers save in the contacts list.

 Edit my card In the My vCard submenu, select Edit my card enter the information for your vCard then press Save.  Send my card In the My vCard submenu, select Send my card and

select transfer method

• Send by SMS

• Send by MMS

• Save to file

• Calendar

♦ You can use the phone’s calendar to keep track of

reminders, calls you need to make, meetings and birthdays. You can set the calendar to sound an alarm

when it’s time for you to go to a meeting.

♦ Press Menu, select Organizer, and Calendar. Press

OK to the Options list; you can Add appointment, View, Go to date, Set holiday, Delete, Delete all and Calendar setting.

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♦ Calendar display depend on user setting calendar format

in the Calendar setting, for example: you can select

Lunar Calendar when language setting is Chinese mode

♦ If you want to add new appointment, within the calendar

submenu, use Navigation key move to the day you want or use Go to date option The current day is indicated with a frame around the day. If there are any appointments set for the day, the day is frame. To view

the day appointments, press OK to Edit and Delete.

• To do list

♦ In this function, you can Add appointment, View, Edit

task, Reminder tone, Delete and Delete all the list of

tasks. You can also select and view a single task. More detail information about writing text see also “Writing

Text” on page 18.

♦ The task view allows you to view the details of the

select task. You can move through the task.

♦ When setting time is coming, the alarm notification is

enable, the phone will remain user his activities.

♦ If you have more than one item in the List, “Delete all”

this choice will be show. But if less one item (include one) in the list, you would not see this choice in the submenu.

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Messages (Menu 5)

Within the Messages menu you can receive, display, edit, send and/or save text message up to 612 characters.

Setting the Phone for Text Messages

Before you can send a text message, it is necessary to ensure the Message centre number is already set in Message profile setting. (Your service provider will supply the Message Centre number). The Message Centre number may have been pre-programmed on SIM.

Setting the Message Centre Number Within Messages submenu, select Message settings, Profile setting, Select one profile and enter Message centre number in

international number format. (The profile shall be activated)

• Text message (Short Message Service)

♦ Write text message

¾ For detail information about how to write text in the

phone, see also “Writing Text” on page 18.

¾ In the Options list of writing message, you can

select Alignment, and New paragraph in the

Format Text.

¾ You can add pictures, animations, melodies and

sound effects to a text message and format the text using EMS. (Enhanced Messaging Service).

¾ In the message press Options key, select Insert

object.

 The Object list are:

• Preset picture

• My picture

• Preset animation

• My animation

• Preset melody

• My melody

• Preset sound

After choose, press OK.

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¾ The phone allows you to use templates insert into the

message when you write. Within Create submenu, press Options and select Templates. You can choose

templates from the list.

¾ To send the message, press Options, select Done to

choose send option: Send Only, Send to group, Send and Save, Save and press OK. Then enter the

phone number (or recall it from the contacts) and

press OK to send the message.

¾ You can choose Send and Save and Save option that

the sent message is stored in the Outbox folder  The options list includes option for send, save,

erase, the message you are writing.

♦ Inbox

¾ To check an unread message later:

 From Text message menu selects Inbox press

OK.

 Move to desired message and press OK to read it.

The message is stored in the Inbox folder after you have read it.



or icon indicate whether a message is

read or un read in front of the message in the list.



or icon indicate whether a message is

illegal message format or broken message which

can not be displayed in the Messages Body

screen.

 While reading the message, press Options to

select through the list of options and press OK at

the highlighted option to select it.

 The option list includes options for Reply, Edit,

Forward, Delete, Delete all, Use number, and Save objects the message you are reading.

♦ Outbox

¾ In Idle mode enter Menu, Messages and Outbox

than Press OK.

¾ Move to the desired message and press OK to view

it.

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 or icon indicate whether a sent

message or unsent message.

¾ In the desired message, from the Options list, you

can Edit, Forward, Delete, and Delete all.

♦ Templates

¾ In this function, the phone allows you to edit and

erase the templates.

¾ From the templates list, press Options key to edit or

erase template message.

♦ Message settings

¾ There are two kinds of message settings in your

phone, Profile and Common Setting to all text

messages.

¾ A message profile is a group of settings need for

sending text messages. The phone uses the Name,

Message service center, Validity period and Message format under the Message setting menu as

a default message profile if you don’t select another set when sending a message.

¾ Profiles 1 & 2

 If more than one message profile is supported by

your SIM card, select the one you want to use. The number of profiles depends on your SIM card.

 Within the Profile submenu of the Text message

Setting you can change the settings of a particular

message profile include:

• SC number: Within this field you can input the

Message Centre Number.

• Validity period: This is the duration that your

message is stored at the message centre. Delivery attempts will be repeated until the message has been delivered or expired.

♦ The option of length of time have: ♦ 1 hour. ♦ 12 hours. ♦ 1 day. ♦ 1 week. ♦ Maximum

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¾ Common setting

 The following message settings under the Text

message setting menu are common to all

outgoing text messages, irrespective of the selected set.

• Delivery report

♦ User can turn On or Off this function if

user want to receive delivery report from

service provider or not.

• Reply path

♦ Also, user can choose to use the same

service center as the received message to reply or not.

¾ Memory status

 You can check what percentage of the phone’s

internal memory is unoccupied and how messages can still be stored in SIM card’s or Phone’s memory.

 The phone will show message to remind user if

SIM card and Phone set both out of memory.

¾ Preferred storage

 You can choose where you want to save the

message depend on memory status.

 If either one of storage locations, SIM card or

Phone, already full, the phone will automatically save information to another.

 Select SIM or Phone and press OK.

¾ Preferred bearer

 The Preferred Bearer settings to set the settings

for selected bearer.

 The Bearer list are:

• Prefer GPRS

• Prefer GSM

• GPRS Only

• GSM Only

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• Multimedia message

[Note] This function can be used only if it is supported by your network service provider. Only phones that offer compatible multimedia message features can receive and display multimedia messages.

A multimedia message can contain text, sound and picture. Each contain including media object, sound and picture, the maximum size can not exceed 40KB, also the phone supports multimedia messages that are total up to 50 KB in size. If the maximum size is exceeded, the phone may not be able to receive the message. Depending on the network, you may receive a text message that includes an Internet address where you can view the multimedia message.

Multimedia messaging supports the following formats:

• Picture: GIF, BMP and JPEG.

• Sound: MIDI (SP-MIDI), AMR , iMelody audio and

monophonic ringing tones.

The phone does not necessarily support all variations of the

aforementioned file formats. If a received message contains any unsupported elements, they may be replaced with the file name and the test Object format not supported

♦ Write multimedia message

¾ For detail information about how to write text in the

phone, see also “Writing Text”

¾ To enter a name from the contacts, press Edit and

select Add number or Add email then search insert

desired number and email.

¾ In the Options list of Multimedia message writing

message, you can select Add text, Add image, Add audio, Add attachment, and Slide timing.

¾ To insert a file in the message in editor screen, press

Edit then Options. You can select option if it is

available folder is shown. Open a specific folder

scroll to the desired file, press OK. An attached file

is indicated with the file name in the message.

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¾ The handset supports the sending and receiving of

multimedia messages that contain several pages (slides). Each slide can contain text, one image and one sound clip.

¾ The phone allows you to use templates insert into the

message when you write. Within Create submenu, press Options and select Templates. You can choose

templates from the list.

¾ To send the message, press Options, select Done to

choose send option: Send only, Send and save, Save to drafts Send options and Exit then press OK. to

send the message.

¾ You can choose Send and save and Save to drafts

option that the sent message is stored in the Outbox

and Draft folder

♦ Inbox

¾ To check an unread message later:

 From Multimedia message select Inbox press

OK.

 Move to desired message and press OK to read it.

The message is stored in the Inbox folder after you have read it.



or icon indicate whether a message is

read or unread in front of the message in the list.



or icon indicate whether a message is

illegal message format or broken message which can not be displayed in the message body screen.

 While reading the message, press Options to

select through the list of options and press OK at

the highlighted option to select it.

 The Inbox option list includes options have View,

Properties, Reply, Reply to all, Forward, Delete, Delete all and Use number



For reading message the options are:

• Save

• Save images as

• Save audio as

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♦ Outbox

¾ To read an send Multimedia message

 From Multimedia message select Outbox move

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to desired message and press Options to read it.

 The Outbox option list includes options have

View, Properties, Edit message, Delete, Delete all and Use number

 For options of the message you are reading are:

• Save

• Save images as

• Save audio as

♦ Drafts

¾ To finished or view an draft message

 From Multimedia message select Drafts move

to desired message and press Options to read it.

 The Drafts option list includes options have Vie w,

Properties, Send, Edit message, Delete, Delete all and Use number.

♦ Templates

¾ In this function, the phone allows you to View,

¾ From the templates list, press Options key to select

♦ Settings

¾ The following message settings under the Multimedia

¾ Within the Setting submenu of the Multimedia

¾ Sending:

Properties and Writing Message when use the templates.

template message.

message Setting menu. It includes Send, Retrieval, filters Edit profiles, and Memory status.

message setting you can change the settings of a

Multimedia message sending option

 Validity period: This is the duration that your

message is stored at the message centre. Delivery attempts will be repeated until the message has been delivered or expired.

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• The option of length of time have:

♦ Maximum. ♦ 1 hour ♦ 12 hours. ♦ 1 day. ♦ 1 week

 Read report

• User can turn On or Off this function if user

want to receive report from service provider or

not.

 Delivery report

• User can turn On or Off this function if user

want to receive delivery report from service

provider or not.

 Priority

• User can choose message priority; the options

have Normal, High, and Low.

 Slide timing

• User can set slide timing by own desire.

 Delivery time

• The option of length of time have:

♦ Immediate ♦ In one hour ♦ In 12 hours. ♦ In 24 hours

¾ Retrieval:

 Home network:

• The option of home network have:

♦ Immediate ♦ Delayed ♦ Restricted

Roaming



• The options of roaming network have:

♦ Ask ♦ Restricted ♦ As home

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 Read report

• The option of read report have:

♦ On request ♦ Send ♦ Never send

 Delivery report

• User can turn On or Off this function to ask

the network to send delivery reports about your message

¾ Filters:

 Max size

• Set multimedia messages size by user

 Anonymous

• The option of anonymous have:

♦ Allow ♦ Reject

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 Advertisement

• The option of advertisement setting have:

♦ Allow ♦ Reject

¾ Edit profile:

 You may use network or service provider to

receive and send multimedia message. To edit

Profile detail setting, see Edit Profile under Settings of Browser

¾ Memory status

 You can check what free space of the phone’s

internal memory is unoccupied and how messages can still be stored in SIM card’s or Phone’s memory.

 The phone will show message to remind user if

handset out of memory.

• Chat

Chat is a way of sending short, simple text message. You send

your message to different person in the same time via chat room 1&2.

♦ Starting a chat message

¾ Enter the Chat menu, select Chat room from the list

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¾ Press Options enter chat room submenu, you can see

 Chat room info

• Press OK to enter name that you want to use

during chatting and number

• Press Yes when confirm save message

showup.

 Star new

• Go to star new and press OK to write chat

message

• Voice mail

♦ Voice mail is a network service and you may need to

subscribe to it first. For more information and for the

voice mail number, contact your service provider. Press Menu, and select Messages, and Voice mail.

Menu-Messages

¾ Each phone line may have its own voice mailbox

number.

¾ Within Voice mail submenu, choose phone line 1 or

 The option are:

• Edit: general number editor.

• Erase: erase the voice mail number.

• Connect to voice: user can dial the voice mail

server number to listen voice mails.

 Choose the option and press OK to save it.  In the Idle mode, holding and pressing

can connect to voice mail

• Broadcast

Cell broadcast short messages are spread by the network service to all handsets in a cell. User can enable/disable the service to choose if user wants to receive broadcast messages from particular channels or not.

♦ Receive on/off,

¾ When you turn on/off the mode, you can choose to

receive or not receive the last broadcast message received.

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¾ Read message

 Using the arrow of Navigation key allows you

browse through the message. Press OK or Back,

if you want to read or exit.

¾ Channel setting

 You can select the channels from the channel list.  You can add new channels where you want the

messages to be received to the list. Then select it from select list.

 Also, the function allows you Edit, Add and

Delete setting.

¾ Languages

 User can select the languages of the broadcast

message user wants to receive.

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Multimedia (Menu 6)

• Camera

Menu-Multimedia

[Note: Please obey all local laws governing the taking of picture.]

User can take photos with the built-in camera. The camera lens is on the back of the handset and the display of the handset works as viewfinder. The camera produces pictures in JPEG format Please pay attention; if handset is not enough memory to take a new photo, you need to free some by deleting old photos or other files in the gallery.

Camera options bar

Camera display area

Selection keys

When user enter the “Camera” screen, user can press Navi-right/left key

 and to change camera options and Navi-up/down ▼and ▲ to change camera options status

Capture

mode

Camera

mode

Camera options:

Image size

128x128

160x120

320x240

640x480

Off

3 shot

5 shot

9 shot

Cont

shot

Frame

Off

Frame 1

Frame 2

Frame 3

Frame 4

Frame 5

Frame 6

Frame 7

Frame 8

Frame 9

Frame 10

Image

qty

High

Normal

Low

Effect EV WB Night Zoom

Normal

B & W

Sepia

Negative

B&W negat.

Emboss

Bluish

Black board

White Board

Crayon

-1

-2

-3

-4

Auto

Daylight

Fluorescent

Light

Cloudy

Tungsten

Off

1.0x

1.5x

2.0x

2.5x

3.0x

3.5x

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♦ Taking a Photo

¾ In Multimedia menu, select Camera. ¾ The live image appears on the display, and you can

use the display as a view finder.

¾ To take a photo press side key to capture.

When taking a photo a shutter sound is heard. The

phone saves the photo in the Photo gallery of the Multimedia menu.

♦ To setup Camera option

¾ Press Options enter options screen. User can select:

 To photo gallery: the folder save take images, for

detail please see Photo gallery.

 Camera setting: the camera further functions

setting options

 Image setting: the settings about image including:

• Image size: the options of image size have

♦ 128*128 ♦ 160*120 ♦ 320*240 ♦ 640*480

• Image quality: to define how much the photo

file will be compressed when saving the image.

Select Low, Normal, or High.

 Effect setting: to set effects of photo  Frame: to select the frame style from the list when

take pictures.

• Stick frame only support when image size set

for 128*128.

• When image size set for 128*128, user can

press Navi-up▲ or down▼ key to change frame style directly

 Cont shot: you can take a photo in various shot.

For detail, see below table.

 Delay timer: to set a time delay before the camera

takes a photo. Select the length of delay you want.

 Restore default: to reset all camera settings back

to default.

• MP3 player

Your phone includes an MP3 player for listening to music tracks.

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MP3 files stored in the MP3 folder (Default setting) will automatically be detected and added to the default play list.

You can listen to the sound files via a compatible headset, or the phone’s loudspeaker. You can make or answer a call while using the MP3 player. During a call, the playback is paused.

[Note: Because of the small dimension of the speaker, in some cases the audio could be distorted, especially at maximum volume and when there are lots of bass sounds. Therefore, we recommend you to use the stereo headset in order to appreciate the high quality of your music.]

The MP3 player supports:

MPEG-1 Layer III: Sampling frequency up to 48 KHz. Bit

rate up to 320 Kbps stereo.

MPEG-2 Layer III: Sampling frequency up to 48 KHz. Bit

rate up to 320 Kbps stereo.

• MP3 player settings ♦ Settings: MP3 player setting options.

¾ Turn On/Off for List auto generate ¾ When List auto generate function turns on,

user can refresh the track list (for example after adding new tracks to the list) and change the track list that is shown

¾ When List auto generate functions turns

off, user can add tracks from the different folder in File Manager

¾ Select repeat to play the current track or the enter

track list repeatedly

¾ Turn on/off shuffle function ¾ Turn on/off Background Play function. ¾ On: allow music continuing playing when left MP3

player

¾ Off: when user left MP3 player, music will paused.

♦ Add / Delete music to play list

¾ Please turn off the handset before Add/Delete music

or handsets will automatic turn off when cable plug in

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[Note] All music tracks must be storage in MP3 folder (Default setting, user may not be change path.)

¾ Plug in cable (USB) to handset and PC, screen show

two options:

 Mass Storage mode: for add / remove

music or image.

• In the Mass Storage mode, user can

add / remove music to handset via PC.

• COM Port mode: for download new Flash

tool.

• Playing the audio

¾ User can listen to music on the loudspeaker or with

headphone.

¾ Use the functions of the four ways Navigation key as

describe in the bellow table:

Four ways Navigation Key

 Up XPlay / Pause music

 Down Stop

 Left Skip to previous tracks

 Right Skip to next tracks

Audio Play Function

♦ In the MP3 player menu, pressing List allows access to

the following settings.

¾ Play list: you can view all the tracks available on the

track list and play the desired track

¾ If you press Options in the Play list, you can:

 Play: to play selected music  Detail: to show music information  Add to rings: to add selected music for ring tone.  Rename: to modify the name of the selecting

music.

 Refresh list: to refresh the list when after adding

new music to the list. Also, change the music list that is shown when you open the MP3 player menu, if several music files are available in the

handset. [Note: refresh list only support when

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music store in the MP3 folder and When List auto generate function turns on]

 Add: to add music which not store in the MP3

folder. [Note: add only support when List auto

generate function turns off, user can add music from other folder.]

• FM radio

To listen to the FM radio on your phone connect the compatible headset connector on the left top of the phone or press side key to turn loud speaker on. Note that the quality of the radio broadcast depends on the radio station’s coverage in that particular area. To turn on the radio

¾ Press Menu and select Multimedia and FM radio. ¾ Press down key ▼to turn on/off radio.

 On the display are:

• Channel location number and the name of the

radio channel if you have saved the channel.

• Frequency of the radio channel.

♦ If you have already saved radio channels, you can scroll

to the channel you would like to listen to or select a radio channel location 1 to 9 by pressing the corresponding number key.

♦ Turning a radio channel

¾ When the radio is on, press Navigation up key ▲to

enable / disable Auto search when a channel is

found searching will stop. Or you can press Navigation left/right key or key to search channel by hand.

Four ways Navigation key

FM Radio Function

 Up Enable/Disable channel Auto search

 Down Turn On/Off radio

 Left Skip to previous channel

 Right Skip to next channel

♦ Using the radio

¾ When the radio is on, press Options and select

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 Channel list

• To save the channel you have found, press and

select Edit. Key in the name of the channel and Frequency press OK. You can save 9 radio

channels in the handset.

 Manual input: if you know the frequency of the

radio channel you would like to listen to (between 8705 MHz and 108.0 MHz), key it in and press

Ok.

 Auto search: if you want to search radio channel,

press Yes when Preset list confirm message show

up. The search stops when a channel has been found.

 Settings: FM radio setting options:

• Turn On/Off background function. ♦ On: allow radio continuing playing when

exit FM Radio.

♦ Off: when user exits FM Radio, radio will

paused. [Note: You can normally make a call or answer an incoming call while listening to the radio. The volume of the radio is muted. When you end the call, the radio volume will automatically be turned up again. Also, when an application using GPRS or HSCSD connection is sending or receiving data, it may interfere with the radio.]

• Voice recorder

• Voice recorder settings

¾ File format type: there are two types format setting:

 Amr or Wav

♦ Voice recorder is a simple voice recording application,

which provides functionalities for the user to manage voice files.

♦ Within Voice recorder submenu, press Options you can

select from

¾ Record: to create a new sound. ¾ Play: play the selected sound. ¾ Append: to append the now sound with the already

existing sound.

¾ Rename: to modify the name of the selecting sound.

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¾ Delete: to delete the selected sound file. ¾ Delete all: to delete the entire available sound files.

• Photo gallery

Photo gallery is a folder under File manager folder. It is a folder to

save the photo images. You can view image in this folder.

• Press Options and choice one of the following functions

that may be available for the selected files:

♦ View ♦ Rename ♦ Delete ♦ Delete All ♦ Storage

Image quality to define how much the photo file

• To use Mass storage (USB cable)

[NOTE: System default requirement: PC hardware and software for Windows 2000/XP. For more information, please see below “Install USB Software for Window 2000”] [NOTE: Please use USB according to the standard steps as below; otherwise the data may lose or cause damage.]

If you want to add/remove music and images to the Handset, connect it to a PC with USB cable

♦ Connecting the handset to PC

¾ After connected the handset and PC, choice “Mass

Storage” handsets will automatic turn off

¾ The OS will automatically generate a “Removable

Disk” in My Computer. You can enter the disk to

access the data in the handset.

¾ You can access to the handset from the Window

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Explorer (Windows 2000/XP) / File Manager or My Computer and add / erase audio, image or other files

to the handset.

¾ If you want to remove the USB cable from the

handset after adding or erasing files,

 Double click the Remove Hardware icon in the

taskbar tray.

 Click Stop when the message “You can remove

hardware now” appears on the screen, remove the handset.

♦ Copy files into the handset

¾ After connecting the handset to a PC successfully,

there will be a new disk “Removable Disk” in My computer.

¾ Enter the directory stored your music, image, or

other files, and select them thru your mouse. After selection, you’re your mouse on the selected files and click right button of your mouse to select

“Copy”, enter the Removable Disk from My

Computer, and click right button of your mouse to

select “Paste” then the music files will be copied

into the handset.

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• Install USB Software for Window 2000

[NOTE]: Please upgrade Windows 2000 to Service Pack 4 for supporting the USB disk function. For more information about Windows 2000 Service Pack 4, please visit http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/downloads/servicepacks/default.asp You can also download the Service Pack 4 from Microsoft web site.

• Install USB Software for Window 98

[NOTE: Please use USB according to the standard steps as below; otherwise the data may lose or cause damage.]

♦ Step 1 Open Control Panels

¾ Press Start > Setting > Control panels

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¾ From Contr ol panels > System

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¾ Connect it to a PC with USB cable, choice “Mass

Storage” handsets will automatic turn off

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♦ Step 3 Open Device Manager

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♦ Step 4 Double Click the Unknown USB Device

Unknown USB device

♦ Step 5 Click the Reinstall Driver button

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♦ Step 6 Press Next button

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♦ Step 7 Press Next button

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♦ Step 8 Assign the location where the device driver

locate. [The driver location is depending on user.]

♦ Step 9 Press Next button

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♦ Step 10 Windows will search and install the USB driver

and Install complete

♦ Step 11 You can see the device in the Device Manager

¾ In the Device Manager, you can see USB Mass

Storage Device show up.

[Note: You can download USB driver for Window 98 from LG web site.]

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My stuff (Menu 7)

• Java

You can enjoy various Java game in this menu. You can also change the DNS setting required for accessing Java services. If necessary, please view the memory status for Java games before download it. When you access the Java menu, the list of default game appears. Once you have installed Java games, the games are added to the list.

[Note: Java service may not be available, depending on your service provider.]

♦ Java game options.

¾ Launch: To activate Java game. ¾ Setting: Java game setting ¾ Information : Show Java game detail information.

♦ Java setting:

¾ This function design for Java use only.

 Java audio: Use Navi-right/left to setup Java audio

 Java vibration: Use Navi-right/left to setup Java

 Java network: Use Navi-right/left to select Java

 Free data space: to show free Java space

 Heap size: to show Java size information

• Game

volume.

vibration On/Off.

network.

information.

♦ Your phone software includes some games specially

designed for this handset.

♦ You can launch a game by press Menu, and select Fun &

Game and select Game.

♦ Use Navigation key select a game or game set, press OK.

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♦ Press OK again, you can choose the option you want

 Resume  Start game  Game level  Best grads  Game help

♦ Game setting

¾ This function design for Game use only.

 Audio: turn On / Off effect of game.  Vibration: turn On / Off effect of game.

• File manager

♦ In the File manager menu, you can manage images,

photos, recordings, tones that you have.

Menu-My stuff

♦ In the My stuff submenu press OK to enter File

manager. In the files manager screen, a list of folders is

shown.

♦ Scroll to the desired folder and press Options select

options, you can Open Create folder, and Format. One

of the options is available.

¾ Open: to view the files in the folder.

 For selected folder, press Options, one of the

options is available:

• Create folder

• Rename

• Delete

• Open

¾ Create folder: to add a new folder into list ¾ Format: you can format the file list

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Browser (Menu 8)

Your phone supports both SIM service and WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) services. These services allow you to browse all kinds of information such as news, weather reports, flight schedules, dictionaries, etc. Even more, you can connect to the Internet and go to your favorite WAP enabled web sites. The following sections explain how to setup and use these wonderful services.

WA P

• The WAP service enables your phone to surf the Internet.

Your phone offers you several default profiles to choose from. These default profiles are based on the connection settings of major operators at the time this phone was manufactured. You can apply the desired connection settings by simply activating the respective profile, and you are ready to go.

♦ Home

¾ For each profile you are allowed to store a Home URL

(Universal Resource Locator) address. You can quickly access the homepage of the active profile by selecting Home when the WAP menu is displayed.

♦ Bookmarks

¾ You can save the addresses of web pages as

bookmarks in the phone’s memory.

 Press Menu, and select Browser, WAP and

Bookmarks.

 Choose the bookmarks you want to use and press

Options.

 Select Goto will open a connection to the page

associated with the bookmarks. You can also Edit or Delete the selected bookmarks, or Create a new

bookmarks by entering the title and URL address.

♦ Recent pages

¾ You can view the recent pages that you have read.

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Press Goto to connect to the selected page.

♦ Go to URL

¾ Key in the URL address and press OK to connect to

the address.

♦ Service inbox

¾ The received WAP push message will be stored in the

Service Inbox. This means that a service provider sends WAP content to your phone without having you to do anything. You can get updated news or new WAP settings from your service provider.

¾ In the push message list, press Options key to

Download or Delete push message.

♦ Setting

¾ Edit profile

 The WAP settings are stored in a WAP profile. In

most cases you only need to use one of the default profiles to access the Internet. The settings are different from operator to operator. Please consult your operator or service provider for the correct settings and proceed with care. Wrong settings will cause the connection to fail.

 Within Edit profile submenu, press OK key to

enter profile editing list.

 Activate profile: press OK to activate the selected

WAP profile.

 Rename profile: you can rename the selected WAP

profile.

 Homepage: enter a title and address of the WAP

web site as the homepage. You can only have a homepage for each profile.

• Press Menu, select Service, WAP, Setting and

Edit profile then press OK.

• Choose the desired profile from the setting list

first, and then press OK.

• Choose Homepage and press OK.

• Key in the Home title and URL address then

press OK.

 Data account: users are only allowed to choose a

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data account. The list of the accounts should be consistent to those under Service menu - Data Account.

 Connect Type: select HTTP, Connection-oriented,

or Connectionless from the list.

 Gateway: enter the IP address of the WAP gateway

for this profile.

 Security: when the connection security is on, the

phone will use a secure connection to connect to the WAP server. If a secure connection is not available, the connection will not be made. If you wish to connect anyway, with a non-secure connection, you must set the connection security to off.

 Username: enter your user ID for the WAP

gateway.

 Password: enter your password for the WAP

gateway.

¾ Browser options

 Timeout: set the timeout value for the browser. The

browser will stop connecting to the web site if the web site does not respond within the timeout time.

 Show image: set option No, Ask or Yes to view

pictures while browsing.

 Play sounds: set option No, Ask or Yes to play

sounds while browsing.

¾ Service message Settings: turn On or Off to decide

whether you want to receive the service message or not. The message is saved in the Service Inbox.

¾ Clear cache

 The information or data you have accessed are

stored in the cache of the phone. A cache is a file buffer which is used to store data temporarily.

 Within Settings submenu, select Clear cache, and

press OK.

¾ Clear cookies

 It is advisable to clear any sensitive information

like cookies of previously visited web sites. This is

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to avoid privacy and security risks if your phone is misplaced, lost or stolen.

 Press OK to clear all the cookies

¾ Clear recent page list

 It is advisable to clear any sensitive information

about previously visited web pages in recent page list. This is to avoid privacy and security risks if your phone is misplaced, lost or stolen.

 Press OK to delete all the recent pages.

¾ Trust certificates

 For using some services, such as banking services,

you need security certificates. After you have downloaded the required security certificate from the Internet, you can view the certificate and then save or delete it. If you save it, the certificate is

 View the list of Trust Certificates:

 If the security indicator is displayed during a

SIM service

added to the list of trust certificates under the

Settings of WAP menu.

• Press Menu, select, Service, Settings, Edit

profile, and Trust certificates press View key.

connection, the data transmission between the phone and the gateway server is encrypted. However, the security indicator does not indicate that the data transmission between the gateway and the content server (the location where the requested resource is stored) is secure. It is up to the service provider to secure the data transmission between the gateway and the content server.

• In addition to the functions available in the phone, your SIM

card* may provide additional services under the SIM service submenu**. By entering the submenu, you can find a list of services provided by your operator. The requested information may be responded via voice speech or Text message (Short Message Service). Additional charges may

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apply for services involve sending a text message or making a phone call. *Some SIM cards may not support SIM service. In such case, you won’t be able to see the SIM service submenu. ** SIM service vary from operator to operator. The name and contents of the menu depend entirely on the SIM card provided by your operator. For availability, rates and information on using the SIM service, contact your network operator, service provider or other third-party vendor.

• Data account

♦ To display the data account information. Default data

accounts based on major operators at the time this phone is manufactured are provided.

♦ There are two kinds Data Account:

¾ GSM data

 Press Edit to change the data account settings,

including

 Account name  Number  User name  Password  Line type  Speed  DNS

¾ GPRS

 Press Edit to change the data account settings,

including

 Account name  Appear name  User name  Password  Auth. type

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• Date & Time

♦ Date

¾ This function allows you to set the date. After key in

press OK.

♦ Set date format

¾ This function allows you select format of the date

display, use navigation key to change it press OK

♦ Time

¾ This function allows you to set the time. The format is

<hh:mm>

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♦ Set time format

¾ This function allows you select the format of the time

display, 12 or 24. Use navigation key to change it and press OK.

[Note: the time and date format display is depend on user settings]

♦ Auto timezone

¾ Within Settings menu, select Auto timezone (network

service) to set the phone to automatically update the time and date according to the current time zone, select

On.

¾ To set the phone to ask for a confirmation before the

update, select Yes or No first.

¾ Automatic update of date and time does not change the

time you have set for the alarm clock, calendar or the alarm notes. They are in local time. Updating may cause some alarms you have set to expire.

• Display setup

♦ Wallpaper

¾ You can set your phone to display a background picture,

wallpaper, when the phone is in Idle mode. You can also download wallpaper from WAP and EMS and then save

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them in Folder under File manager. Your phone

supports JPEG, GIF, BMP, formats.

[NOTE: The wallpaper and screen saver should be set 128*128. In addition, the file size can’t be over 50kb.]

[NOTE: If BMP format image size is over 20kb and GIF format image size is over 40kb, the image display may getting slow and please wait for more time to show up.]

¾ To select a wallpaper picture

 Press Menu, and select Settings, Display setup and

Wallpaper

 Select Default and image will be shown.  Use Navigation key up ▲and down ▼direction

to select the image and press View to choose the desired picture then press OK.

 To set own picture for wallpaper, select My folder

and press OK to open the folder in the File manager.

¾ Use Navigation key up ▲and down ▼direction to

select the image and press Options to Activate, Edit path, Delete path or Delete all the image.  Screen saver

• The screen saver is activated when the phone is in

idle mode and none of the phone’s function been used for a certain time. Press any key to deactivate the screen saver.

• Turn Setting On to activate the screen saver.

• Select in timeout after which time the screen

saver will be activated.

• With Select menu, select Default; you can chose

an image or animation as screen saver from the select list.

 To set own picture for screen saver, select My folder

press OK to open the folder in the File manager.

Use Navigation key up ▲and down ▼direction

•

to select the image and press Options to Activate, Edit path, Delete path or Delete all the image.

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¾ Standby note

 If you turn on the function, the text will show in the

Idle screen

 Press Menu, and select Settings, Display setup and

Standby note. Key in the text and press Save. For

writing information see also “Writing Text” on page

18.

¾ Display item

 Clock & Date

• You can turn this function on or off to show or

hide clock and date.

 Own number

• You can turn the function on or off to display or

hide own number.

 Service provider

• You can turn the function on or off to display or

hide your service provider name in Idle screen.

¾ Handset themes

 You can change the appearance of the display, for

example, the colors and background picture, by use themes. Your phone comes with some pre-set themes. You can not delete these you can choose themes from the list.

 For activate each one themes, press OK to activate.

¾ LCD contrast

 You can change the display contrast level used on

the phone display.

 Press Menu, and select Settings, Display setup and

LCD contrast. Use Navigation key right and left to

increase or decrease the contrast level and press OK

to save it.

♦ Language

¾ This allows you to switch between different languages

and to select a language for the display texts.

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• Call setup

♦ Caller ID

¾ In the Call Setup menu, the Caller ID allows you to

check the status of whether a caller’s identification is sent.

 In the submenu, you can choose Hide ID or Send

 Also, if you selected Set by network. But the phone

♦ Call waiting

¾ This network service allows you to answer an incoming

call while you have a call in progress if you have activated the menu function

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ID.

must be registered with a network.

¾ In the submenu, select Activate and press OK to switch

on function. Same way, select Deactivate to switch off

the function.

¾ You can check Function Status while you select Query

status.

♦ Call divert

This network service allows you to redirect incoming calls from you phone.

¾ All voice calls

 All voice calls are diverted and no ringing tone is

played at an incoming call.

¾ If out of reach

 Voice calls are diverted when your phone is switched

off or outside of the network service area.

¾ If no reply

• Voice calls are diverted when you don’t answer a

call within the present timeout.

¾ If busy

• Voice calls are diverted when your number is

busy. If Divert If Busy is activated, rejecting an incoming call will also divert the call.

¾ All data calls

• All data calls are diverted.

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¾ Cancel all

• In the submenu, select Cancel All Divert, Press

OK to cancel all diverts

♦ Call barring

This network service allows you to restrict incoming calls to and outgoing calls from your phone. A barring password is required for using the function.

¾ Outgoing calls

 To bar all outgoing calls.  To bar outgoing international call.  To bar outgoing international call expect home

country.

¾ Incoming calls

 To bar all incoming calls.  To bar all incoming calls when roaming.

¾ Cancel all

 This cancels all call barring.  This service may sometimes not be supported by

your network. Also, a network code is required to access this service.

¾ Change barring password

 To set barring call, you are asked to input you

barring call password. This menu enables you to change your barring call password. To know the default password setting, please contact your service operator.

♦ Line switching

¾ Line for outgoing calls is a network service to select

phone line 1 or 2 that is subscriber number for making

calls, within call setup submenu, select Line switching, and choose Line1 or 2 Press Change.  If you select Line2 and have not subscribed to this

networks service, you will not be able to make call. However, calls on both lines can be answered regardless of the selected line.

♦ Call time reminder

¾ You can turn on/off the remind duration of a call.

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♦ Call time display

¾ This function will show you how many minutes you use

the phone.

♦ Auto redial

¾ Select On and your phone will make a maximum of ten

attempts to connect the call after an unsuccessful call attempt.

♦ Closed user group

¾ This is a network service that specifies the group of

people whom you can call and who can call you. For more information contact your network operator or service provider.

• Network

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♦ This network function can be selected automatically or

manual.

¾ In the submenu, select automatic mode, the phone

automatically selects one of the cellular networks

available in your area, press OK.

¾ In manual mode the phone will show a list of available

networks and you can select the desired network if this network has a roaming agreement with your home network operator. Otherwise the text Unfinished is display. The phone will stay in manual mode until the automatic mode is selected or another SIM card is inserted into the phone.

♦ When the selection mode is set to Automatic the phone will

automatically reselect a new network in order to maintain optimum network availability. With the selection mode set to Manual the phone will only use a selected network; if coverage is lost another network should be selected.

¾ The network list is used when the when the mode has

been set to automatic. The location numbers in the preferred network list show the search priority.

¾ Press Options key to edit preferred networks:

 Add from list  Create new

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 Change priority  Delete

♦ The wireless phone described in this guide is approved for

use on GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, GSM 850/1800, Dual band networks. You can choose band from the list.

♦ The handset can change GPRS connection status, “When

need / Always”, user by press Change to switch.

• Security

♦ PIN lock

¾ This function allows you to lock the phone with a

specific SIM card. The feature is designed to prevent the use of your phone by means of another person’s SIM cards if your phone becomes lost.

¾ You can switch on or off to activate the SIM lock

function. If you switch SIM lock on, every time you turn phone on, you need to enter the PIN number to set the request on.

♦ Phone lock

¾ You can switch on or off to activate the Phone lock

function to protect your phone. If you switch phone lock on, you need enter the password to set the request on.

 [Note: the default phone lock password is 0000]

♦ Auto keypad lock

¾ This allows you to lock the phone’s keypad to prevent

accidental key presses.

¾ In submenu, select the time that after the last key press

will be disabled, then press OK.

♦ Fixed dials

¾ You can switch mode on and off. ¾ This function dials only the numbers in the fixed dialing

number (FDN). To save and edit numbers on the list, you need the PIN2 code.

♦ Barred dials

¾ You can switch mode on and off.

♦ Change passwords

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¾ PIN1

 This allows you to change the PIN number.

¾ PIN2

 This allows you to change the PIN2 number.

¾ Phone lock

 This allows you to change the password.

• Restore factory

♦ Within this menu you can reset the menu settings to their

original values. The security code is needed for this function.

♦ After you select restore factory, setting values are returned

default value. Those value including Profile, Ring tone, Call log, Caller group, Time format, Home city, Wallpaper, Screen saver, Theme, Messages counter, WAP setting ects.

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