Mitsubishi G75 User Manual

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Introduction

Main Display

shows current status of phone

Send

initiates a call

Express Key

Left—Memory Menu Right—Main Menu Up/Down—scrolls between menu options and through text

Enter

selects and confirms desired menu options

Numeric Keys

enter telephone numbers, memory locations, and alphanumeric information

End (On/Off)

.5 second press— power on

1.0 second press— power off press briefly to end call

Clear

In a menu—returns to previous menu Edit Mode—brief press, delete character; long press, delete all Entering numbers— brief press, delete digit; long press, delete all In conversation— press to mute

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Main Display Format

Center displays text and outside displays symbolic icons indicating the phone’s status.

Your Service Provider may use all, some or none of these icons. Contact your Service Provider regarding the icons they use with their system.

SIM Memory—the SIM memory has been

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accessed

Edit Mode—enter or edit alphanumeric information

Roaming—when out of range of home network and another network is available

Text Message—you have text messages

Voice Mail—you have voice mail

Call Forwarding—call forwarding is activated

Battery Level—indicates battery level; icon

flashes when battery is low or being recharged

More—more menu options can be accessed by using the Express Key

LINE2

Alternate Line Indicator—your second line is in use

Off-Hook—line is active

Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI)—

signal strength of the selected network

Use Left on the Express Key to access the Memory Menu, to scroll through text messages and to return to a previous menu.

Use Right on the Express Key to access the Main Menu, to scroll through text messages and to select menu options.

Use Up and Down on the Express Key to scroll through menus, options and text messages.

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Phone Features

Your phone allows you:

• To place and receive calls

• To send Dual Tone Multi-Frequency tones

• To send and receive text messages*

• To display call costs*

• To perform Hold and Call Waiting*

• To have two lines [Alternating Line Service]*

• To perform Call Forwarding *

• To perform Call Barring*

• To show the number of the person who calls you*

• To hide your number from the person you call*

• To have conference calls*

• To receive Cell Broadcast messages*

• To access Closed User Group services*

• To store and retrieve numbers

• To retry calls

• To call stored numbers (unanswered and last dialed numbers)

• To display talk time

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• To set up passwords such as Personal Identity Numbers

Note: The * features depend on your network subscription. This icon indicates such features throughout the manual. Contact your Service Provider for more information. This phone does not have any calendar or clock functions, therefore it is year 2000 compliant.

Tones

• End (On/Off)—high-pitched beep sounds when you turn your phone on or off.

• Dial Tone—standard dial tone heard through the earpiece when you press number.

before dialing a

• Ringing—choose from a variety of ring tones to

sound when you receive a call.

• Call Waiting—standard Call Waiting tone heard

through the earpiece.

• Key Tones—Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF)

tones sound when you press numeric keys.

• Low Battery Alert—tone sounds every 20 seconds.

After 1 minute, the phone terminates the call and turns off.

• Text Message Arrival Tone—beeps twice when you

receive a text message.

• Cell Message Tone—1 beep tone sounds when you

receive a Cell Broadcast message.

Battery

Attaching the Battery

1. Insert top of battery into the two gold prongs so that the arrows line up.

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2. Push inward and downward on the bottom of the battery until it clicks into place.

Removing the Battery

1. Turn the phone off.

2. Push the bottom of the battery inward and lift the

battery off the phone.

Charging the Battery

1. Connect the charger that came with your phone as shown in the diagram below.

2. Plug the charger into a standard 110 volt wall outlet.

Note: Your phone comes with a 1500 mAh NiMH battery which has an approximate recharge time of 4 hours under normal conditions (such as room temperature, empty battery and power off). Charging time may vary under different conditions. Your phone can be used during charging; however, this may result in longer charging time.

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Battery Charging Display

Power Off

• No external power supply—the display is empty.

• External power supply connected—Charging

displays.

• At full charge—Battery Full displays.

• Problems charging—Check Battery displays.

Power On

• No external power supply—Idle/Standby Mode

displays.

• External power supply connected—Battery icon

flashes from empty to full.

• At full charge—Battery icon stops flashing and

indicates full charge.

• Problems charging—Battery Level icon does not

display.

Low Battery

When the battery level falls to the lowest safe level, the Low Battery Alert Tone sounds every 20 seconds and Low Battery! displays and flashes. The phone terminates any active calls after 1 minute.

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Backlight

Backlight is on when your phone is connected to an external power source. When your phone is not connected to an external power source and the backlight feature is engaged, the backlight comes on after a key press or during an incoming call.

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SIM Card Installation

The Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card helps your wireless network identify and communicate with your phone. It is also used for storing messages and phone numbers. You cannot use your phone without a SIM card except to dial emergency calls. To install your SIM card:

1. Turn off the phone’s power and remove the battery (see the Introduction chapter).

2. Open the SIM card holder by sliding it to the open position and lifting.

3. Insert the SIM card. The SIM card fits into its socket only one way, as shown below.

4. Close the SIM card holder by sliding it to the lock position.

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5. Reinsert the battery (see the Introduction chapter).

Turning the Phone On

Press and hold for 1 second. The pow er-on tone sounds and all icons display for a few seconds.

•If Check SIM! displays, your SIM car d is not installed or improperly installed.

•If Incorrect SIM! displays, contact y our S ervice Provider .

•If Unlock Code? displays, auto lock is enabled. Enter your Unlock Code. If you make a mistake, press have 3 attempts to enter the code correctly. On the last attempt, Last Attempt flashes and the phone is locked. If your phone locks, contact your Service Provider to unlock your phone.

•If Enter PIN and Pr ess OK displays, enter your PIN (4-8 digits) and press digits display as asterisks. If you enter a digit incorrectly, press If you enter an incorrect PIN, Wrong PIN Enter Again! displays. You have 3 attempts to enter the PIN correctly. On the last attempt, Last Attempt flashes and the phone is locked. If your phone locks, contact your Service Provider to unlock your phone.

•If No Service Currently Available displays your phone cannot connect to a PCS network (see Troubleshooting chapter for more information).

Note: To disable the PIN, see “Enabling and Disabling the SIM PIN” under Security in the Main Menu chapter.

and re-enter your Unlock Code. You

. For security, the

, and start over.

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Network Selection

We strongly recommend that you select automatic network selection although your phone can also select networks manually. See “Network Selection” in the Main Menu chapter for more information.

Automatic Network Search

When your phone is turned on, Searching displays. When your phone finds a network, the network name and Receiving Signal Strength Indicator icon displays. Your phone is now ready to use. When you are outside of your home network range and there is another network available, the ing Indicator) icon displays. If you are outside of any PCS network, No Service

Currently Available displays.

Manual Network Search

Contact your Service Provider before selecting manual network search.

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Placing Calls

1. Dial the desired number and press to send the call.

Note: The

2. After you press

dialed display.

• If the called party is busy, a normal busy tone

sounds and Busy displays.

• If the call is restricted, Call Restricted displays.

• If the call does not connect the first time, and Auto

Retry is on, the phone retries the call.

button deletes any misdialed numbers.

, Dialing and the number you

• If the Auto R etry function is not on, Call Failed! Try Again? displays. Select Yes to retry the call.

After a call connects, the Call Timer displays. After 1 hour, the Call Timer display format changes from minutes and seconds to hours and minutes.

3. When the call is complete, press

hang up.

Emergency Calls

You can place emergency calls at any time by dialing one of the emergency numbers (911, 999, or 112) and pressing Note: Only emergency calls can be placed when SIM cards are not inserted in phones.

International Calls

To place international calls, press succession (+, the international access code, displays) and dial the remaining digits.

briefly to

twice in quick

Answering Calls

When you receive a call, the phone rings, the backlight illuminates, and Call or Forwarded Call displays.

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• To answer the call, press any key except

• To reject the call, press by .

The caller’s number (if available) displays. If you have this number in memory, the person’s name displays. If you do not answer a call, Unanswered Calls and the number of unanswered calls display. The phone stores up to 10 unanswered calls. View the phone numbers using Unanswered Calls in the Memory Menu.

, or press 0 followed

and 0.

Handset Speaker Volume

To adjust the voice volume during conversation either:

• Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to V oice Vol. and press on the Express Key. Press to accept the new volume or to leave the volume unchanged.

• Press Up on the Ex press Key to increase the volume and press Down to decrease the volume.

Note: When multi-party call is active, the Up and Down key selects a multi-party member. See “MultiParty Conferencing” in the Main Menu chapter for more details.

. Adjust volume using Right and Left

Interrupted Calls

When a call is interrupted due to loss of the signal, the phone may try to reconnect the call. When the phone tries to reconnect the call, Reconnecting displays.

Power Off

Basic Operation

To turn off your phone, press and hold for 1 second. A power off tone sounds and Power Off displays. Do not disconnect the battery while this message displays. The phone saves information to the SIM card.

Entering Alphanumeric Characters

The icon and Enter Text display when you can enter text from the keypad (e.g., to store numbers and names, or to write or modify text messages).

• To enter a character, press the corresponding key until the desired character is displayed. (All the characters available for that key appear at the bottom of the display.) Wait for the cursor to move to the next position before entering the next character or press Right on the Express Key.

• To delete one character, press

• To delete all text, hold

for over 1 second.

Delete Text? displays. S elect Delete T ext?, select Yes, and press

to confirm.

• To relocate the cursor in the text during text editing, you can use the Express Key.

• To end text entry, press

Alphanumeric Character Table

Uppercase Lowercase

Key Characters Characters

. ? ! “ , : ‘ ( ) ¿ 1 . ? ! “ , : ‘ ( ) ¿ 1

A B C à ç 2 a b c à ç 2

D E F é É 3 d e f é è 3

G H I ì 4 g h i ì 4

J K L 5 j k l 5

M N O Ñ ò 6 m n o ñ ò 6

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

W X Y Z 9 w x y z 9

+ - / = > < 0 + - / = > < 0

% £ $ @ * % £ $ @ *

Space # Space #

Press and hold key to switch between lower and uppercase. For example, to enter the letter L, press the key 3 times in quick succession.

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Note: The key is also used to make international calls and to insert a pause. To make international calls, see “Placing Calls” in the Introduction chapter. To insert a pause, hold the for 2 seconds until the turns into a P.

Voice Mail

Your phone can receive voice mail from unanswered calls. If you have new Voice Mail, the icon appears and Voice Msg. displays. See “Voice Mail” in the Main Menu chapter for more information.

Text Messages (Short Message Service)

You can use your phone to send and receive text messages. If you have unretrieved messages, the icon appears and the number of messages displays, followed by Text. If SIM memory for Text Messages is full, the icon flashes. See “Messages” in the Main Menu chapter for details on how to read, write and send messages.

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How To Use the Menus

Overview

You can use the following menus to access all of your phone's functions:

Memory Menu

Press Left on the Express Key to access the memory functions. See the Memory Menu chapter for details on storing and retrieving information.

Main Menu

Press Right on the Express Key to access the Main Menu. See the Main Menu chapter for detailed information on Main Menu functions.

Using the Menus

• To move the cursor (>) from selection to selection and page to page, press Up and Do wn on the Express Key.

• To select a menu item when the cursor (>) is next to it, press

or Right on the Express Key.

How To Use the Menus

• To go back to the previous menu level, press or Left on the Express Key. (A longer press exits the

menu entirely.)

Note: If no action is performed in a menu for 30 seconds, the phone will exit all menus.

Memory Menu

Features

Press Left on the Express Key to access the following Memory Menu options.

• Last Dial to display last dialed numbers.

• Recall Name to recall numbers by name.

• Mem. Store to store numbers and names.

• Own Number to display your own number.

• Scratchpad to read scratchpad memory.

• Unanswered to display phone numbers of unanswered calls.

• Received to display phone numbers of received calls.

Some of these features may not be available depending on your network subscription. This icon indicates such features. Contact your Service Provider for more information.

Memory Menu

Last Dial Memory

Last Dial Memory Redialing

1. Press Left on the Express Key, scroll to Last Dial

and press .

2. Scroll to the desired number on the Last Dial list

and press

3. Press

Note: You may also display the Last Dial list by

pressing

to dial the number.

twice.

Deleting from Last Dial Memory

1. Press Left on the Express Key, scroll to Last Dial and press .

2. Scroll to the desired number and press least 1/2 a second.

3. Select Yes or Delete All and press .

Note: If you select Delete All, Delete All Last Dials?

displays. To clear Last Dial memory, select Yes. See “Storing Numbers from Other Memories” at the end of this chapter to store numbers in memory.

for at

Recall Memory

Retrieving Numbers by Name

1. Press Left on the Express Key, scroll to Recall Name and press

display .

2. Use the alphanumeric keypad to enter 1-3 letters of name you want to view, then press tering Alphanumeric Characters” in the Basic Information chapter). The name with the closest match displays. To view other names in alphabetical order, use Up or D own on the Express Key. If no letters are entered, pressing Down on the Express Key scrolls through names in alphabetical order.

3. Press

4. To exit Recall Name, press

Retrieving by Memory Location Number

1. From the main display, enter the number of the memory location, then press #. The number and location display .

to dial the number.

. Enter Name and icon

(see “E n-

briefly at any time.

Memory Menu

2. Press to dial the phone number. Note: To scroll locations in numerical order, use Up

and Down on the Express Key. If displays, press Left on the Express Key to display hidden information.

Memory Store

Entering Phone Numbers in SIM Memory

1. Press Left on the Express Key, scroll to Mem. Store and press

2. Address? displays. Press to select the displayed memory location or enter another location and press

. If location is nonexistent, Invalid Memory Address displays. If an entry already exists in that address, Replace Item and the number of the address display. Select Yes to replace the existing information or No to enter a new address.

3. At Number?, enter phone number to be saved,

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then press

4. At Name?, enter a name (up to 15 characters) for the stored number and press Alphanumeric Characters” in the Basic Information chapter). To skip name, press . Name, phone number and memory address display briefly.

If Memory Full displays with Replace Memory Entry?, replace existing information as follows:

1. Select Yes and press

2. At Address? enter the 3 digit location you want to

use, then press

3. Enter phone number and name and press

Note: It is recommended that the most frequently

called numbers be stored in memory locations 1-9.

(see “Entering

These numbers may be accessed with One Touch Dialing.

Deleting Phone Numbers from SIM Memory

1. Press Right on the Ex press Key, scroll to Recall Name and press .

2. At Enter Name choose the number you wish to delete by entering the name associated with that location or scroll to the desired location.

3. Press

4. Select Yes.

One Touch Speed Dialing

To dial any of the numbers in memory locations 1-9 with a single key, press and hold the digit corresponding to the memory location for 1 second.

and hold until Delete Item? displays.

Own Number Display

Press Left on the Express Key, scr oll to Own Number and press . Phone number will appear with the heading Speech Number. P ress

to exit this menu.

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Scratchpad Memory

During Conversation, you can store up to 9 numbers in the Scratchpad.

1. Press Left on the Express Key, scroll to Scratchpad and press

2. Enter a phone number at Number?, then press

Note: Scratchpad numbers do not remain in memory after you turn off the power.

3. Press

to dial the selected number.

Retrieving Numbers from the Scratchpad

1. Press Left on the Express Key, scroll to Scratchpad and press

2. Scroll to the desired number and press

Note: When you retrieve information from a memory

location you can press to dial the number. See “Storing Numbers from Other Memories” to

store numbers in memory.

Unanswered Calls Memory

If the numbers are available, your phone stores the last 10 unanswered calls with associated caller names (if available).

1. Press Left on the Express Key, scroll to Unan- swered and press cal order. If you have no unanswered calls, No Unanswered Calls displays.

2. Scroll to the desired number and press

3. Press

Memory Menu

Important: Unanswer ed calls do not remain in memory after you turn off the power.

See “Storing Numbers from Other Memories” to store numbers in memory.

to dial the selected number.

. Calls display in chronologi-

Received Calls Memory

1. Press Left on the Express Key, scroll to Received and press If there are no received calls, No Received Calls displays.

2. Scroll to the desired number and press

. Calls display in chronological order.

Important: Received calls do not remain in memory after you turn off the power.

See “Storing Numbers from Other Memories” to store numbers in memory.

Storing Numbers from Other Memories

1. Press Left on the Express Key. Use Up and Down on the Express Key to select the memory option (either Last Dial, Scratchpad, Unanswe red or Received) and press

2. Scroll to the number you wish to store and press

. The number displays.

3. Press Left on the Express Key, scroll to Mem. Store and press

4. Address? displays. Select the displayed memory location or enter another location, then press If location is nonexistent, Invalid Memory Address displays.

5. At Number?, enter phone number to be saved, then press

6. At Name?, enter a name for the stored number and press ters” in the Basic Information chapter). To skip name, press . Name, phone number and memory address display briefly.

(see “Entering Alphanumeric Charac-

Memory Menu

Main Menu

Features

Press Right on the Express Key to enter the Main Menu. Main Menu items change depending on

whether you are in Idle/Standby mode (phone is on and no call is placed) or in Conversation mode. In the Idle/Standby mode, you can use the Main Menu to access the following functions:

• Voice Mail to dial or set up your Voice Mail center.

• Messages to read, write and send text messages or to set up your text message center.

• KeyLock ON? to lock or unlock keypad.

• Services to set up second line, call forwarding, call

barring, call waiting, send own number and data features.

• Settings to adjust the volume, language, contrast,

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backlight, auto answer, auto retry, phone setup and prefix options on your phone.

• Talktime to show or reset talktime timers, call costs and cost limit.

• Security to set up or modify passwords and fixed dial.

• Broadcast to set up or remove Cell Broadcast. (Please check with your Service Provider before using this function.)

• Network to display or modify your network configuration.

Some features may not available depending on your network subscription. This icon indicates such features. Contact your Service Provider for more information.

Voice Mail

Your phone can receive voice mail from unanswered calls. If you have new voice mail, the and Voice Msg. displays.

Retrieving Voice Mail

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Voice Mail and press .

2. Select Voice Mail and press mail center.

Note: If no Voice Mail Center number is programmed, No Voice Mail Center Number displays. Then, Number? displays. Contact your vider for this number.

Setting the Voice Mail Number

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Voice Mail and press

2. Scroll to V .M. Center and press

3. At Number?, enter y our V oice Mail Center phone

number, then press .

Contact your Service Provider before changing the Voice Mail Number.

to dial the voice

icon appears

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Text Messages

You can use your phone to send and receive text messages. If you have new text messages, the icon appears and the number of messages displays, followed by Text. If SIM memory for Text Messages is full, the

icon flashes.

New text messages are displayed either:

• At power on. When you turn on your phone, new

text messages (if any) are displayed.

• At other times. Your phone continuously looks fornew text messages and alerts you as they arrive

displays).

(

Reading New Text Messages

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Messages

and press .

2. Scroll to Read New and press

Several icons may be displayed:

• Character > at the end of the message—the message is longer. Press Right on the Express Key to read remaining text.

• Character < at the beginning of a phone number— the number has more digits. Press Left on the Express Key to read remaining digits.

• The icon—you have received more than 1 new text message. Press Down on the Express Key to read the other messages.

After reading new text messages, you can:

• Call the number displayed in the message by

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pressing

• Reply to the message by selecting the Respond submenu.

• Save the message by selecting the Save/Exit submenu.

• Delete the message by selecting the Delete submenu.

Using Call Back Function

To call back the sender:

• If a message contains only 1 number, you can call the sender by pressing

• If a message contains more than 1 number, a list of numbers displays when you press . Scroll to the appropriate number and press number. Press

to dial the number.

to select the

Note: A maximum of 4 numbers displays. Only embedded numbers are eligible for the Call Back function. When you use the Call Back function, the phone saves the message.

Reading Old Text Messages

To read saved text messages:

1. P ress Right on the Express Key , scroll to Messages

and press

2. Scroll to Read Old and press

3. Use Right and Left on the Express Key to view the

entire message.

4. Use Up and Down on the Express Key to scroll to

the previous message or the next message.

Creating New Text Messages

1. Pr ess Right on the Express Key , scr oll to Messages

and press

2. Scroll to Write/Send and press

3. Scroll to Create New and pr ess

. The icon appears and Enter T ext displays. See “Entering Alphanumeric Characters” in the Basic Information chapter for details on entering text.

4. Enter your text or select from a list of prewritten messages by pressing the

key 3 times in quick

succession. The following messages will display:

• Call me

• Call me at

• I am late

• See you at

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• Meet me at

• meeting canceled

• I love you

• Send reply

• as soon as possible

• ASAP Note: When you select a message, a blinking cursor appears after it to allow you to add text.

Modifying Old Text Messages

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Messages and press

2. Scroll to Write/Send and press

3. Scroll to Modify Old and press

. .

4. Use Up and Down on the Express Key to select the first page of the desired message.

5. Use Right on the Express Key to enter edit mode. The icon appears (see “Entering Alphanumeric Characters” in the Basic Information chapter).

6. Use Up, Down, Left and Right on the Express Key

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to move the cursor to the desired position. Press to delete.

7. Press

to confirm changes.

Sending Text Messages

Once you have created or modified a message you can send and save the message or just send the message.

1. Select Send+Save or Send and press

2. Select Recall No. or Enter No. and press

• If the number is in memory , select Recall No. A list

of numbers displays. Press Up and Down on the Express Key to view the numbers in memory. Select a number from the list.

• If you selected Enter No., enter the phone number at Number?, then press

. Sending Message

displays, followed by Message Sent.

Note: If the transmission of the message was unsuccessful Transmission Error displays followed by retry Yes or No?.

Saving Text Messages

If you selected Save, the phone saves the message in SIM memory and displays Message Stor ed befor e returning to the Messages Menu.

Deleting Text Messages

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Messages

and press .

2. Scroll to Read Old and press

3. Use Up and Down on the Express Key to scroll to

the desired message and press

4. Scroll to Delete and press

Text Message Settings

To set the Message Center number:

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Messages

and press

2. Scroll to Setting and press

3. Scroll to Msg.Center and press

4. Enter the Message Center number at Number?,

then press . This number will be saved on your SIM card.

To set message delivery format:

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Messages

and press

2. Scroll to Setting and press

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3. Scroll to Format and press .

4. Scroll to T ext (the most common option) , V oice, G3

Fax, X-400, Paging or E-Mail and press Contact your Service Provider about the availability of these formats.

Keylock

The keylock feature prevents keys from being pressed accidentally. When you answer a call, keylock is temporarily suspended. When you complete the call, keylock becomes active again.

Activating/Deactivating Keylock

To activate keylock:

• Pr ess Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Keylock

ON? and press

To deactivate keylock:

• Press Right on the Express K ey. Keylock OFF?

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displays. Press

Note: Emergency calls (e.g., 911, 112, and 999) can be placed regardless of the keylock status.

. A confirmation displays.

Services

The Services Menu provides access to second line service, call forwarding, call waiting, call barring, call waiting and data capabilities.

Second Line Service

Your phone can accommodate two lines for making and receiving calls. The lines can have different service subscriptions, since each line is billed separately. Your subscription must include 2 separate lines for the

following features to be available. Contact your Service Provider for more information.

Line Selection

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Services and press .

2. Scroll to Two Lines and press

3. Scroll to Line Select and press

4. Scroll to Line 1 or Line 2 and press

. A confir-

mation displays briefly.

Note: Line 2 icon displays when Line 2 is active.

Naming Lines

You can name Line 1 “Business”, for example, and Line 2 “Private”. By default, Line 1 and Line 2 display (if you have 2 lines).

1. Pr ess Right on the Express Key, scroll to Services and press

2. Scroll to Two Lines and press

3. Scroll to Line 1 Tag or Line 2 Tag and press

The icon appears.

4. Enter the new line name (up to 12 characters) using alphanumeric entry, then press

(see “Entering Alphanumeric Characters” in the Basic Information Chapter). A confirmation displays briefly.

Note: You can modify line tags only if your SIM supports it (alphatags feature).

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Deleting Line Names

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Services and press

2. Scroll to Two Lines and press

3. Scroll to Line 1 Tag or Line 2 Tag and press

4. Press

for more than 1 second, then select Yes.

Call Forwarding Service

When activated, the network forwards (diverts) incoming calls to a specific number under certain conditions. The following messages display for Call Forwarding:

• Forwarding ON—when you make a call while Call Forwarding is active.

• Forwarded Call—incoming call forwarded.

• Activated Call Forwarding—your party has activated call forwarding.

• Forwarding Canceled by Network—call forwarding rejected by the network.

These messages are displayed only if the network sent them to your phone. Note: Your phone must be able to connect to a PCS network in order to activate, cancel or verify the status of call forwarding.

Call Forwarding Conditions

• All V oice—all v oice calls forwarded.

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• All Data—all data calls forwarded.

• All Fax—all fax calls forwarded.

• No Reply—unanswe red calls forwarded.

• Unreachable—when phone is off or when outside service area.

• Busy—busy calls forwarded.

• Cancel All—no calls forwarded.

Activating Call Forwarding

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Services

and press

2. Scroll to Forwarding and press

3. Scroll to the desired call forwarding condition and

press .

4. Scroll to Activate and press

5. Select Recall No. to recall forwarding number fr om memory (see “Retrieving Numbers by Name” in the Memory Menu chapter) or Enter No. to enter forwarding number from keypad and press

Canceling Call Forwarding

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Services and press

2. Scroll to Forwarding and press

3. Scroll to the desired call forwarding condition and press .

4. Scroll to Cancel and press

. Note: To cancel all forwarding conditions, repeat steps 1 and 2. In step 3 select Cancel All. Please Wai t dis- plays while the forwarding is canceled.

Checking Call Forwarding Status

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Services

and press

2. Scroll to Forwarding and press

3. Scroll to the desired call forwarding condition and

press .

4. Scroll to Status and press

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Call Barring Service

Call Barring prevents incoming or outgoing calls under certain conditions. When calling someone who is not accessible (either you have barred outgoing calls or the person you are calling has barred incoming calls) Call Barred! displays. These messages display only if the network sends them to your phone. Note: Your phone must be able to connect to a PCS network in order to activate, cancel or verify the status of call barring.

Activating Call Barring

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Services and press

2. Scroll to Barring and press

3. Select either Outgoing or Incoming and press

4. Select one of the following Call Barring options

according to information accessible:

• All—bars all incoming or outgoing calls.

• Int’l—bars all incoming or outgoing international

calls.

• Int'l -home—bars all incoming or outgoing inter-

national calls except your own network (home network).

5. Select Activate and press

6. At Password?, enter the Call Barring password (provided by Service P rovider) and press

Canceling Call Barring

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Services and press

Main Menu

2. Scroll to Barring and press

3. Scroll to the type of Call B arring service (outgoing or incoming) you want to deactivate and press

4. Scroll to the specific Call Barring option (All, Int'l or Int'l-home) you want to deactivate and press

5. Scroll to Cancel and pr ess

6. Enter your Call Barring password at Password? and press

. A confirmation displays and the Call

Barring Menu displays.

Note: You can deactivate all Call Barring by selecting Cancel All from the Call Barring M enu.

Checking Call Barring Status

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Services and press

2. Scroll to either Incoming or Outgoing and press

3. Scroll to the specific type of Call Barring you would like to check and press

4. Scroll to Status and press

. The type of Call

Barring and On or Off displays.

Changing the Call Barring Password

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Services and press

2. Scroll to Change PW and press

3. Enter your old password at Old Password? and press .

4. Enter the new password twice at New Password?. Pr ess

each time. Change Password OK displays.

Note: Interaction of Call Barring and Call Forwarding—Forward-to numbers that conflict with an Outgoing Call Barring are rejected. When you bar all incoming calls, Call Forwarding is turned off.

Main Menu

Call Waiting Service

Activating/Deactivating Call W aiting

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Services and press

2. Scroll to Waiting and press

3. Scroll to Activate or Cancel and press

. A brief

confirmation displays.

Note: Your phone must be able to connect to a PCS network in order to activate, cancel or verify the status of call waiting. See “Multi-Party Conferencing” later in this chapter for more details.

Checking Call Waiting Status

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Services and press

2. Scroll to Waiting and press

3. Scroll to Status and press

. Call W aiting (On or

Off) displays.

Data

A Data Transmission Guide comes with the purchase of the PCMCIA card and cable accessory.

1. Press Right on the Express K ey , scr oll to Services and press .

2. Scroll to Data and press

3. Scroll to Dial and press

4. Scroll to Recall # or Enter # and press

1. Press Right on the Express K ey , scr oll to Services and

press .

2. Scroll to Data and press

3. Scroll to Set Mode and press

Main Menu

4. Scroll to Speech, Data or Fax and press

Send Own Number

Determines whether or not your phone sends your phone number to the phone you are calling.

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Services and press

2. Scroll to Own Number and pr ess

3. Scroll to On or Off and press

. A brief confir-

mation displays.

Note: If this feature is turned off and the number you call has anonymous call rejection turned on, your call will not go through.

Settings

The Settings Menu allows you to adjust the volume, language, contrast, backlight, auto answer, auto retry, phone setup and prefix settings.

Alert Type

1. Press Right on the Express K e y, scroll to Settings and press

2. Scroll to Alert Type and press

3. Scroll to Select Tone and press

tones displays.

4. Move the cursor in front of each ring tone. If the cursor remains by a tone selection for longer than a 1/2 second, a sample of the tone will sound.

5. Select a tone and press displays.

Ring Tone Ramping

1. Press Right on the Express K e y, scroll to Settings and press .

2. Scroll to Alert Type and press

3. Scroll to Ramping and press

will now ramp (increase) in volume after each successive ring.

4. Select On or Off and press

. A list of 8 ring

. A brief confirmation

. The ring tones

Main Menu

Ring Tone Volume

1. Press Right on the Express K e y, scroll to Settings and press .

2. Scroll to Volume and press

3. Scroll to Ring T ones and press

4. Adjust the volume using Right and Left on the

Express Key.

5. Press to accept the new volume or to leave the volume unchanged. A brief confirmation is displayed.

Keypad Volume

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Settings and press

2. Scroll to V olume and press

3. Scroll to Keys and press

4. Adjust the volume using Right and Left on the Express Key.

5. Press

to accept the new volume or to leave the volume unchanged. A brief confirmation is displayed.

Language Selection

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Settings and press

2. Scroll to Languages and pr ess

Main Menu

3. Scroll to English, Français, or Español and press

. A brief confirmation is displayed.

Note: If you accidentically select a language:

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to the fifth

option and press

2. Scroll to the third option and press

3. Scroll to the language you wish to return to and press

Display Contrast

The display visibility depends on the contrast level of the screen.

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Settings and press

2. Scroll to Contrast and press

3. Use Right and Left on the Express Key to increase or decrease contrast. A contrast indicator line displays.

4. Press

to accept the new display setting or

to leave the setting unchanged.

Backlight

The backlight stays lit while the phone is connected to an external power source. On battery power, you can turn the backlight on or off manually.

1. Press Right on the Express K e y, scroll to Settings and press

2. Scroll to Backlight and press

3. Scroll to On or Off and press

. When you turn the backlight on, it will light for 10 seconds whenever you press a button. Note: The backlight turns on during incoming calls and text messages regardless of the setting.

Auto Answer

Phone answers calls automatically after 10 seconds.

1. Press Right on the Express K e y, scroll to Settings

and press

2. Scroll to Auto Answer and press

3. Scroll to On or Off and press

. A brief confir-

mation displays. Note: If this feature is engaged, a beep will sound while you are using your phone.

Main Menu

Auto Retry

Phone attempts to connect a call several times. During Auto Retry, press

to discontinue this call retry.

1. Press Right on the Express K e y, scroll to Settings

and press

2. Scroll to Auto Retry and press .

3. Scroll to On or Off and press

. Note: If this feature is engaged, a beep will sound while you are using your phone.

Phone Setup

You can save your settings in Default memory. Factory default settings are also available.

1. Press Right on the Express, scroll to Settings and

press

2. Scroll to Phone Setup and press

3. Select one of the following and press

• Save New—save current settings as default set-

tings. Select Yes to replace old settings.

• Recall Old— to return all settings to default.

• Factory—returns to the factory default.

Factory Default Settings List

Alert Type Tone 1

Main Menu

Volume Control All volumes are set

to level 4

Language Selection English Display Contrast Mid-range Backlight On Prefix Off Auto Answer Off Auto Retry Off Network Selection Auto Phone Lock Off

Ramping Off Send Own Number On Cell Broadcast Alert O n

SMS Format Text

Prefix

When enabled, the prefix is inserted when you dial a number.

1. Press Right on the Express K e y, scroll to Settings and press

2. Scroll to Prefix and press

3. Scroll to New Prefix and press

New Prefix displays enter the desir ed prefix (up to 10 digits) and press plays at the bottom of the screen.

4. Turn the prefix function on or off in the same menu.

Note: Prefix does not insert when you use another prefix or when you use the + sign to make an international call.

. When Enter

. The prefix number dis-

Talktime

The Talktime Menu allows you to view or reset talktime timers, call costs and cost limit.

Viewing Talktime

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to T alktime and press

2. Select Talk Timers and press

3. Scroll to Show Timers and press

4. Scroll Show Timers using Up and Down on the

Express Key.

Main Menu

Resetting Talktime

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key , scroll to Talktime and press .

2. Scroll to T alk Timers and press

3. Scroll to Reset Timers and press

4. Scroll to Yes and press . A brief confirmation displays.

Viewing Call Costs

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Talktime and press

2. Scroll to Call Costs and press

3. Scroll to Show Costs and press

4. Press Down on the Express Key to view your total call charges.

Resetting Call Costs

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Talktime and press

2. Scroll to Call Costs and press

3. Scroll to Reset Cost and press

4. At Enter PIN2 and Press OK, enter PIN2 and press

5. Scroll to Yes and press and a confirmation displays.

Main Menu

. Call charge meters reset

Note: Only Last Call and Total Call Time may be reset.

Setting Cost Limit

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Talktime and press

2. Scroll to Cost Limit and press

3. At Enter PIN2 and Press OK, enter PIN2 and press

4. Enter a cost limit at Enter Limit in Units, then press

. Note: When you reach the cost limit, the phone locks, and a warning and service number display.

Security

Use the Security Menu to set up or modify passwords.

About Passwords

Several passwords can be used to enhance the security of your phone:

• Phone Lock—to prevent unauthorized access to your phone. If enabled, Unlock Code? is displayed when the phone is turned on.

• Personal Identification Numbers (PIN)— which are stored on the SIM card:

• PIN—to prevent unauthorized access of your

SIM card.

• PIN2—to modify security options.

• PIN Unblock Key (PUK)—to unlock your phone if you try to enter the PIN 3 times unsuccessfully .

Note: If you have forgotten your unlock code or PIN, contact your Service Pr ovider.

Phone Lock

When Phone Lock is on, you must enter an unlock code when you turn on your phone. This function prevents unauthorized use of the phone.

1. Press Right on the Express Key , scr oll to Security

and press

2. Scroll to Phone Lock and press

3. Scroll to On or Off and press

4. Enter Unlock Code at Unlock Code? (factory

setting is 0000) and press

Main Menu

Change Phone Lock

1. Pr ess Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Security and press .

2. Select Change Lock and press

3. Enter the old unlock code (factory setting is 0000) at Enter Old Unlock Code and press

4. Enter the new unlock code at Enter New Unlock Code? (factory setting is 0000) and press

5. Enter the new unlock code again, then press

Unlock Code Change OK displays briefly .

Enabling and Disabling the PIN Setting

1. Pr ess Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Security and press

2. Scroll to PIN Setting and press

3. Select Yes and press

when Enable (or Disable)

PIN? displays.

4. When Enter PIN and Press OK displays, enter your PIN on the keypad and press

Main Menu

Changing the PIN or PIN2

1. Pr ess Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Security and press

2. Scroll to Change PIN and press

3. Scroll to PIN Change or PIN2 Change and press .

4. Enter your old PIN at Enter Old PIN, then press

5. Enter your new PIN (4-8 digits) at Enter New PIN, then press

6. Enter your new PIN again and press

. The

confirmation PIN Change OK displays briefly.

Fixed Dial

Prevents calls to numbers that do not start with a number from the Fixed Dialing list. This function works only with SIM cards that support it.

1. Press Right on the E xpr ess Key, scroll to Security and press

2. Scroll to Fixed Dial and press

3. At Enter PIN2 and Press OK, enter PIN2 and press

. Fixed Dial (On or Off) displays.

Note: To create the Fixed Dialing list, see Memory Store. All numbers stored during Fixed Dialing Mode

are part of the Fixed Dialing list.

Closed User Group

Contact your Service Provider for more information.

To activate a Closed User Gr oup:

1. Press Right on the E xpr ess Key, scroll to Security and press .

2. Scroll to CUG (Closed User Group) and press

3. Select either:

• Preset (to activate the default pre-defined CUG

according to your subscription or any other CUG) and press

• On (to activate any CUG) and press

4. Select either:

• OAI Off (outgoing calls barred if they do not

belong to the User Group) and press

• OAI On (all outgoing calls allowed) and press

Enter Group Number? and the icon displays.

a) if you have selected Preset previously, either:

• Press

to confirm the pre-defined group

number.

• Press to delete the pre-defined group number,

enter your desired group number and press

Main Menu

b) If you have selected On previously, enter group number and press

To deactivate a Closed User Group:

1. Pr ess Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Security and press

2. Scroll to CUG and press

3. Select Off and press

. CUG Off displays.

Cell Broadcast

Cell broadcasts are information messages (such as traffic, weather, emergencies or other event information) that are sent regularly by the network to all users in a specific area. Please check with your Service Provider about availability of Cell Broadcast messages. Only selected message types will display. See Preprogrammed Message Types on the next page. Note: If a Cell Broadcast Message contains a phone number, press

Main Menu

Turning Cell Broadcast On or Off

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Broadcast and press .

2. Select On or Off and press

Note: If there are no Message Types set, Set Message

Types Before Broadcast On displays.

to dial it.

Selecting Broadcast Message Types

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Broadcast and press

2. Scroll to Msg.Types and press type is defined in the pre-programmed message type list, a description is displayed.

3. To change the first Message Type, press select a Message Type from the list.

. If the message

, then

To exit the list without selecting, press . To delete an item, press

for at least 1 second. To add a new Message Type, select the desired field, then enter the 3 digit code on the keypad. Press

to accept the number.

4. Press Down on the Express Key to access the second Message Type field, then select another Message Type. Repeat these steps to fill up to 5 Message Type fields.

5. Press

Pre-programmed Message Types

to return to the Main Menu.

CODE TYPE

000 Index 010 Flashes 020 Hospitals 022 Doctors 024 Pharmacy 030 Long Distance Road Reports 032 Local Road Reports 034 Taxis 040 Weather 050 District (base station identity) 052 Network Information 054 Operator Services 056 Directory Inquires (National) 057 Directory Inquires (International) 058 Customer Care (National)

059 Customer Care (International)

Main Menu

Cell Broadcast Alert

1. Press Right on the Expr ess Key , scroll to Broadcast and press

2. Scroll to Alert and press

3. Select Alert On or Alert Off and pr ess

On will activate an audible alert that sounds whenever you receive a Cell Broadcast.

Network Selection

Automatic Network Selection

In Automatic Network Selection, the phone registers (by default) on the first available network from the following priority list:

• Last Registered N etwork (if available from SIM)

• Home Network

• Networks in the user-created Preferred Network

List

• Networks above a certain signal strength

Main Menu

• All networks

Note: If the last registered network is not available when the phone is turned on you should choose a network manually. Manual selection is also required if the current network becomes unavailable.

. Alert

Enabling Manual Network Selection

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Network and press

2. Scroll to Select Net and press

3. Scroll to Manual and press

networks displays. Scroll the list using Up and Down on the Express Key.

. A list of available

4. Select a network and press . Registering on Network displays and the phone goes into Idle/

Standby mode. If the network is not available, Registration Failure Network Not Allowed displays. Select another network.

Creating a Preferred Network List

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Network and press

2. Scroll to Pref . Nets and press the Preferred Network List displays.

3. Press Up and Down on the Express Key to select the slot to edit, then select from the list of available networks.

4. To clear a network from the network list, press and hold

Displaying Your Home Network

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Network and press

2. Scroll to Displ. Home and press network displays.

. The first slot of

for 1 second. Select Yes and press .

. Your home

Main Menu

Conversation Main Menu

The Conversation Menu is available during a call. Press Right on the Express Key to enter the Main Menu. In Conversation mode, you can use the Main Menu to access these options:

• Voice V ol. to adjust handset speaker volume.

• Hold to put the currently active call on hold.

• Swap to put an active call on hold and activate a

held or waiting call.

• Reject to remove a caller from a conference.

• Join to add participants to a conference; rejoins a conference after private conversation.

• Private to choose a private conversation during conference. Select a name or phone number.

• Send DTMF tones to communicate with computerized answering systems.

• Messages to read, write or send text messages or to set up your text message center (see “Message” in Idle/Standby Main Menu).

Some of these features depend on your network subscription. This icon indicates such features. Contact your Service Provider for more information.

Handset Speaker Volume

To adjust the voice volume during conversation either:

• Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to V oice Vol. and press on the Express Key. Press volume or

Main Menu

• Press Up on the Ex press Key to increase the volume and press Down to decrease the volume.

Note: When multi-party call is active, the Up and Down key selects a multi-party member.

. Adjust volume using Right and Left

to accept the new

to leave the volume unchanged.

Hold/Retrieve

To put a call on hold in order to place a second call either:

• Dial the desired phone number and press

• Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Hold and press

. Then dial the number followed by .

When you put a call on hold the following happens:

• While the phone is dialing, the first line of the screen displays 1-Hold and a caller identifier (if available).

• The second line displays 2-Dial and a caller identifier (if available).

• When the call connects, its status designation changes from 2-Dial to 2-Actv.

To change lines (the active call is put on hold and the hold call becomes active), either:

• Press

• Press 1 or 2, then

• Pr ess Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Swap and press

Multi-Party Conferencing

You can speak to as many as 5 people at one time. You can also put an individual member on hold so you can speak to others privately.

Adding Parties by Calling Them

1. Put the first call on hold by pressing

a number, or vise versa. The screen displays the first call with the status 1-Hold and the second with

2-Actv.

2. Add the original call back into the conference by

selecting Join from the Main Menu and pressing

, or by pressing 3 and then . All parties are

now active.

and dialing

Main Menu

Adding Incoming Calls

1. Answer the call and put the first call on hold by pressing 2 and then press , or press only.

2. Reconnect the first call by pressing 3 and by selecting Join from the Main M enu and

pressing

Holding Private Conversations

1. Press Right on the Express K ey, scroll to Private and press .

2. Select a person from the list of calls.

To return to the conference, press from the Conversation Menu and press

or select Join

Removing Calls From the Conference

To remove a call from the conference or to set up a private conversation:

• Press Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Reject and

Main Menu

To return to the conference either:

• Press

press

• P ress Right on the Expr ess Key, scroll to Swap or

Join and press .

, or

Second Line Service

When you receive a call on a second line, the following happens:

• Line 2 indicator appears next to the

icon.

• If you receive a call on one line while you are on

the other, the second call displays as 2 W ait.

Answer an incoming call on one line while you are on the other line as you would a waiting call.

Call Waiting

If Call Waiting is active and you have a second call, a call waiting tone sounds, and the display changes as follows:

• The first line displays 1-Actv followed by the name or the last 5 digits of the number for the person you are speaking with (if available).

• The second line displays 2-Wait and that person’ s name or the last 5 digits of the phone number (if available).

• The bottom right part of the screen displays the waiting caller’s phone number (if available).

When a call is waiting, you have the following options:

• Reject the incoming call by pressing 0, then

• Hang up the first call and accept the second by pressing 1, then

• Put the first call on hold and accept the second by pressing 2 and

• To hang up the active call select Reject from the Conversation Menu.

Note: You can also reject calls, put calls on hold or take calls off hold.

, or simply press .

Main Menu

DTMF Tone Transmission

DTMF tones are the sounds your phone makes when you enter digits. You may need to send DTMF tones when you are communicating with computerized answering systems. While in Conversation:

1. Press Right on the Express Key, scroll to Send

DTMF , and press

2. Enter the desired DTMF string using the keypad,

then press

Storing DTMF Strings

To store DTMF strings or numbers with DTMF strings for automatic dialing and sending, see “Entering Phone Numbers in SIM memory” in the Memory Menu chapter.

• Insert a P (3 second pause) between the phone number and DTMF string by pressing

and holding for 1 second. You can insert as many Ps as necessary.

• Recall the number from memory and press The phone dials the number, pauses for 3 seconds

for each P, and then sends the DTMF string.

Main Menu

Supplemental Information

Service

If questions or problems arise concerning your service or network features, call the customer service number for your PCS Service Provider.

Accessories

AC Charging Adapter

An AC Rapid Charging Adapter is included for battery charging. Plug the adapter into a wall outlet and into the jack on the left side of your phone.

Supplemental

Cigarette Lighter Adapter/Charger

The Cigarette Lighter Adapter provides phone operation and charging power. One end of the Adapter plugs into any car cigarette lighter; the other plugs into the jack on the left side of the phone.

Desktop Charger

Plug the AC Charging Adapter into the charger and stand

your phone upright. Your phone’s battery charges while your phone remains handy for use.

Mobile Holder

Use this holder to mount the phone in your car for easy accessibility.

PCMCIA Card and Cable

A PCMCIA Data/Fax Card and Cable is available that allows you to connect your phone to a laptop. The PCMCIA card works like a modem and can be used for fax, e-mail, and data transmission (when a network supports these features). Available for Windows only.

SMS Cable

A Short Message Service (SMS) Cable is available for reading, editing, and writing text messages. The SMS Cable connects your phone to your PC via the serial port. (cable only, no software)

Supplemental

Headset

A Headset is also available. The Headset has an earphone and microphone.

Carrying Case

Made of high grade leather, this attractive Carrying Case protects your phone.

Belt Clip

An optional Belt Clip provides extra portability for your phone.

Safety Information for Wireless Handheld Phones

WARNING!! Please do not use your Mitsubishi wireless telephone if you may be distracted from another activity (such as driving a motor vehicle or walking across the street) and create a safety hazard to yourself and others. Use your wireless telephone responsibly. Be alert to your surroundings whenever you operate your wireless telephone.

For the safe and efficient operation of your phone, observe the following guidelines:

Exposure to Radio Frequency (RF) Energy

Your wireless handheld portable telephone is a low power radio transmitter and receiver. When it is ON, it receives and also sends out radio frequency signals.

In August, 1996, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted RF exposure guidelines with safety levels for handheld wireless phones. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standards previously set by both U.S. and international standard bodies:

ANSI C95.1 (1992)* NCRP Report 86 (1986)* ICNIRP (1996)*

* American National Standards Institute; National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements;

Safety Information

International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection. Those standards were based on comprehensive and periodic evaluations of the relevant scientific literature. For example, over 120 scientists, engineers, and physicians from universities, government health agencies, and industry reviewed the available body of research to develop the ANSI Standard (C95.1).

The design of your phone complies with the FCC guidelines (and those standards).

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

Safety Information

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Antenna Car e

Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna. Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could damage the phone and may violate FCC regulations.

Phone Operation

NORMAL POSITION: Hold the phone as you would any other telephone with the antenna pointed up and over your shoulder.

TIPS ON EFFICIENT OPERATION: For your phone to operate most efficiently:

• Do not touch the antenna unnecessarily when the phone is in use. Contact with the antenna affects call quality and may cause the phone to operate at a higher power level than otherwise needed.

Driving

Check the laws and regulations on the use of wireless telephones in the areas in which you drive. Always obey them. Also, if using your phone while driving, please:

• Give full attention to driving— driving safely is your first responsibility;

• Use handsfree operation, if available;

• Pull off the road and park before making or answering a call if driving conditions so require.

Safety Information

Electronic Devices

Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from RF signals; however, certain electronic equipment may not be shielded against the RF signals from your wireless phone.

Pacemakers

The Health Industry Manufacturers Association recommends that a minimum separation of six (6") inches be maintained between a handheld wireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential interference with the pacemaker. These recommendations are consistent with the independent research by and recommendations of Wireless Technology Research. Persons with pacemakers:

• Should ALWAYS keep the phone more than six inches from their pacemaker when the phone is turned ON;

• Should not carry the phone in a breast pocket

• Should use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimize the potential for interference

Safety Information

• If you have any reason to suspect that interference is taking place, turn your phone OFF immediately.

Hearing Aids

Your phone is compatible with HATIS headsets. Some digital wireless phones may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interference, you may want to consult with the Service Provider.

Other Medical Devices

If you use any other personal medical device, consult the manufacturer of your device to determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy. Your physician may be able to assist you in obtaining this information.

Turn your phone OFF in health care facilities when any regulations posted in these areas instruct you to do so. Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment that could be sensitive to RF energy.

Vehicles

RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadeqately shielded electronic systems in motor vehicles. Check with the manufacturer or its representative regarding your vehicle. You should also consult the manufacturer of any equipment that has been added to your vehicle.

Posted Facilities

Turn your phone OFF in any facility where posted notices so require.

Aircraft

FCC regulations prohibit using your phone while in the air. Switch your phone OFF before boarding an aircraft.

Blasting Areas

To avoid interfering with blasting operations, turn your phone OFF when in a blasting area, or in areas posted Turn off two-way radio. Obey all signals and instructions.

Safety Information

Potentially Explosive Atmospheres

Turn your phone OFF when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.

Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are often, but not always clearly marked. They include fueling areas such as gasoline stations; below deck on boats; fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities; vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or butane); areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust, or metal powders; and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine.

For Vehicles Equipped With an Air Bag

An air bag inflates with great force. DO NOT place objects, including both installed or portable wireless equipment, in the area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. If in-vehicle wireless equipment is improperly installed and the air bag inflates, serious injury could result.

Safety Information

Troubleshooting

What To Do If 

Your phone does not work at all when switched on...

If you are using a handheld phone... Recharge the battery before use or replace it.

If you are using a handsfree adapter in a vehicle... A battery is required to use the handsfree adapter; make sure it is installed on the back of the phone. If you are sure the adapter is functioning properly, check that the phone is connected to the adapter.

When charging, battery level icon does not display...

See"Battery" in the Introduction chapter.

Low battery! displays and the phone beeps...

You have 1 minute to terminate an active call. You should turn the phone off and recharge or replace the battery. See “Battery” in the Introduction chapter.

Check SIM displays...

See “SIM Card Installation” in the Basic Operation chapter. When the SIM card is not installed, only emergency calls can be placed.

Incorrect SIM displays...

Contact your Service Provider.

Troubleshooting

PIN is no longer valid displays...

You entered a wrong PIN number several times. Contact your Service Provider to unlock your SIM.

SIM is now Inaccessible displays...

Your SIM is permanently blocked. Contact your Service Provider or network operator to unblock your SIM.

Emergency call Only displays...

Check that your SIM is inserted in the phone. See “SIM Card Installation” in the Basic Operation chapter.

No service currently available displays...

This message displays when you cannot connect to a PCS network because: a) You are located in an area which is not covered by

a PCS network.

b) The signal is too weak. You must move to another

Troubleshooting

location to use your phone.

Keylocked displays...

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Mitsubishi G75 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Introduction

Main Display Format

Phone Features

Tones

Battery

Backlight

Basic Operation

SIM Card Installation

Turning the Phone On

Network Selection

Placing Calls

Answering Calls

Handset Speaker Volume

Power Off

Voice Mail

Text Messages (Short Message Service)

How To Use the Menus

Memory Menu

1. Press Left on the Express Key, scroll to Last Dial

One Touch Speed Dialing

Own Number Display

1. Press Left on the Express Key, scroll to Scratchpad and press

Important: Unanswer ed calls do not remain in memory after you turn off the power.

Main Menu

Voice Mail

Text Messages

Keylock

Services

Line Selection

Send Own Number

Settings

Alert Type

2. Scroll to Volume and press

Language Selection

Display Contrast

Backlight

Auto Answer

Auto Retry

Prefix

Talktime

Security

Phone Lock

Closed User Group

Cell Broadcast

Network Selection

Conversation Main Menu

Handset Speaker Volume

Multi-Party Conferencing

Call Waiting

DTMF Tone Transmission

Supplemental Information

Safety Information

Troubleshooting