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Mitsubishi Electric MT239XG01A Users manual

PCS 1900 MOBILE STATION
HANDHELD PORTABLE TELEPHONE
M4 Social
(MT-239)
User Operations Manual
Part 1
Version 1.0
14 July, 1999
Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................................................................5
1.1 S
ERVICES & FEATURES......................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.1 Services............................................................................................................................................ 5
1.1.2 Services: SMS and broadcast..........................................................................................................6
1.1.3 Services: supplementary services.................................................................................................... 7
1.1.4 Services: Memory related functions ................................................................................................ 8
1.1.5 Advanced features............................................................................................................................9
1.1.6 Other features................................................................................................................................10
1.2 P
1.3 K
RODUCT KEYPAD..................................................................................................................................11
EYPAD USAGE ...................................................................................................................................... 12
1.3.1 Idle states....................................................................................................................................... 12
1.3.2 Menus, lists and editors.................................................................................................................13
1.3.3 Editors functions............................................................................................................................ 13
1.4 A
1.5 T
1.6 B
CTIONS MENUS CONTENTS....................................................................................................................14
ONES .................................................................................................................................................... 14
ACKLIGHT MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................................... 15
1.6.1 Back lighting Behaviour with electrical connections.................................................................... 15
1.7 B
ATTERY CHARGING AND DISPLAY......................................................................................................... 16
1.7.1 Charging and mobile on................................................................................................................16
1.7.2 Charging and mobile off................................................................................................................ 16
1.8 L
1.9 R
ED BEHAVIOUR AND CONNECTIONS...................................................................................................... 17
EADING THE IMEI.................................................................................................................................. 17
2. MOBILE SWITCHING ON AND OFF.................................................................................................... 18
2.1 M
2.2 M
OBILE SWITCH-ON BY THE USER ......................................................................................................... 18
OBILE SWITCHING OFF BY THE USER....................................................................................................20
3. STAND-BY STATE DESCRIPTION........................................................................................................21
3.1 P
3.2 I
RESENTATION....................................................................................................................................... 21
NFORMATION DISPLAY IN IDLE STATE.................................................................................................... 21
3.2.1 Permanent display......................................................................................................... ................ 21
3.2.2 Additional display.......................................................................................................................... 21
3.2.3 Information management in Idle screen........................................................................................ 22
3.3 S
HORT-CUTS FROM IDLE WINDOW...........................................................................................................26
3.3.1 Quick ADN direct access............................................................................................................... 26
3.3.2 General menu access..................................................................................................................... 26
3.3.3 Direct Alert tones access............................................................................................................... 26
3.3.4 Keypad lock................................................................................................................................... 26
3.3.5 Speed dialling................................................................................................................................26
3.3.6 Last numbers dialled list................................................................................................................ 26
3.3.7 Volumes control............................................................................................................................. 26
3.3.8 Programming the hotkey ...............................................................................................................27
4. MMI POLICY .............................................................................................................................................28
4.1 D
4.2 U
IRECTION ARROWS MANAGEMENT........................................................................................................28
SE OF FUNCTION KEYS IN MENUS.......................................................................................................... 29
4.2.1 Line mode menus........................................................................................................................... 29
4.2.2 Page mode menus.......................................................................................................................... 30
4.3 A
4.4 I
4.5 R
4.6 E
4.7 T
4.8
4.9 G
UTOMATIC SCROLL...............................................................................................................................30
NFORMATION MESSAGE DISPLAY PROCEDURE....................................................................................... 31
ECAPITULATION DISPLAY PROCEDURE.................................................................................................. 31
RROR DISPLAY PROCEDURE..................................................................................................................31
RANSITION DISPLAY PROCEDURE.......................................................................................................... 32
BINARY CHOICE PROCEDURE...................................................................................................................33
ENERAL USER ENTRY POLICY............................................................................................................... 34
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4.9.1 Display........................................................................................................................................... 34
4.9.2 Function keys usage.......................................................................................................................34
4.9.3 Use of End key............................................................................................................................... 34
4.10 N
4.10.1 Screen examples ........................................................................................................................34
4.10.2 Key usage...................................................................................................................................34
4.10.3 Description................................................................................................................................ 34
4.11
4.11.1 Screens examples........................................................................................................................... 36
4.11.2 Key usage.......................................................................................................................................36
4.11.3 Description.................................................................................................................................... 36
4.11.4 Characters sets..............................................................................................................................37
4.11.5 Special characters pages............................................................................................................... 37
4.12 D
4.13 "N
4.14 P
4.15 P
4.15.1 Screen example.......................................................................................................................... 41
4.15.2 Key usage...................................................................................................................................41
4.15.3 Description................................................................................................................................ 41
4.16 D
UMERIC AND FLOAT EDITOR............................................................................................................. 34
ALPHANUMERIC EDITOR ..................................................................................................................... 36
IALLING ENTRY ................................................................................................................................39
UMBER CORRECTION BEFORE DIALLING" ENTRY............................................................................ 40
HONE NUMBER ENTRY ...................................................................................................................... 40
ASSWORD ENTRY.............................................................................................................................. 41
IALLING IN ME NUS............................................................................................................................ 41
5. MAKING AND RECEIVING CALLS...................................................................................................... 42
5.1 M
AKING A SINGLE CALL..........................................................................................................................42
5.1.1 Making a call from the idle screen................................................................................................ 43
5.2 Sending dtmf tones during outgoing call.................................................................................................. 45
5.1.2 Error cases .................................................................................................................................... 45
5.1.3 The autoretry feature..................................................................................................................... 46
5.2 R
ECEIVING A CALL..................................................................................................................................47
5.2.1 Receiving a call: Display............................................................................................................... 47
5.2.2 Receiving a call: Accept................................................................................................................ 47
5.2.3 Receiving a call: Reject (Busy)...................................................................................................... 48
5.2.4 Sending dtmf tones on call reception............................................................................................. 48
5.2.5 Additional messages received during incoming call state............................................................. 49
5.3 D
URING THE S INGLE CALL...................................................................................................................... 50
5.3.1 One Call: Display.......................................................................................................................... 50
5.3.2 One Call: Direct actions................................................................................................................ 51
5.3.3 One Call: "Options" menu............................................................................................................ 54
5.3.4 The auto-dtmf feature .................................................................................................................... 54
5.3.5 One Call: Receiving Notifications Messages.................................................................................56
5.3.6 One call: Cost control operations ................................................................................................. 57
5.3.7 One call: Receiving a new call...................................................................................................... 57
5.3.8 One call: Making a transfer when making a new call................................................................... 59
5.4 C
ALL TERMINATION................................................................................................................................60
5.4.1 Ending a single call....................................................................................................................... 60
5.4.2 End of the call by the remote party................................................................................................ 61
5.5 T
WO CALLS MANAGEMENT..................................................................................................................... 62
5.5.1 Two calls: display.......................................................................................................................... 62
5.5.2 Two calls: Direct operations......................................................................................................... 62
5.5.3 Two calls: "Options" menu........................................................................................................... 65
5.5.4 Two calls: Receiving a new call .................................................................................................... 66
5.5.5 Two calls: Making a transfer......................................................................................................... 66
5.6 C
ONFERENCE CALLS MANAGEMENT ....................................................................................................... 68
5.6.1 Conference call: display................................................................................................................ 68
5.6.2 Conference call: "Options" Menu ................................................................................................68
6. MANAGING CALLS AND COSTS.......................................................................................................... 71
6.1 P
6.2 U
RESENTATION....................................................................................................................................... 71
SING THE CALL REGISTER..................................................................................................................... 71
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6.2.1 Last numbers dialled list (lnd)........................................................................................... ............ 71
6.2.2 Unanswered calls list (ucl)............................................................................................................ 76
6.2.3 Received calls list (rcl) .................................................................................................................. 77
6.3 C
6.3.2 Using the balance information service.......................................................................................... 82
6.3.3 Resetting the call timers.................................................................................................................84
6.4 C
6.4.1 Showing the call costs....................................................................................................................85
6.4.2 Managing the credit limit value.....................................................................................................87
6.4.3 Resetting all call costs...................................................................................................................91
6.4.4 Choosing the costs display mode................................................................................................... 92
6.5 S
6.5.1 Presentation................................................................................................................................... 96
6.5.2 Examples........................................................................................................................................ 96
7. USING THE VOICE MAIL.......................................................................................................................99
ALL TIMERS MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................................. 78
ALL COSTS MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................................... 85
ELECTING A LINE (DCS FEATURE) ........................................................................................................ 96
7.1 V
OICE MAIL CONFIGURATION..................................................................................................................99
7.1.1 Presentation................................................................................................................................... 99
7.1.2 Voice mail menu access................................................................................................................. 99
7.1.3 Setting the voice mail phone number........................................................................................... 100
7.1.4 Setting the voice mail alert mode................................................................................................. 100
7.2 C
ALLING THE VOICE MAIL..................................................................................................................... 101
7.2.1 Presentation................................................................................................................................. 101
7.2.2 Calling the voice mail A number is defined ............................................................................ 101
7.2.3 Calling the voice mail No number is defined.......................................................................... 102
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 SERVICES & FEATURES
1.1.1 SERVICES
M4 Social
Tri-codec (FR+HR+EFR) Yes Emergency Call and ECC management Yes
SDN names presentation line by line Yes Service Operator Direct access Yes
Voice Mail indication Icon/Alert Yes Voice Mail indication with line/Nb msg Yes One(Dedicated) Key for Voice Mail Listening Yes
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1.1.2 SERVICES: SMS AND BROADCAST
M4 Social
Support of concatenated SMS MT Yes Writing of concatenated SMS on Contact Yes Compression of User Data 03.42 ­New SMS indication Icon/Alert Yes Specific SMS Alert Yes One (Dedicated) Key SMS Reading Yes
Storage of SMS in EEPROM Yes (10) Storage of SMS class3 on DTE Yes
Separated Presentation of SMS MT/MO Yes Presentation in chronological order Yes Status of used/free Yes
Forward function Yes SMS Call-back function Yes
Status Report Storage in eeprom Yes (10)
Status Report Storage in SMSR Yes Time Display in Status Report Yes
SMS Parameters Yes SMS-CB Yes CB Message Type Selection Yes
SMSCB and Data Transfer 07.05 Yes
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1.1.3 SERVICES: SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICES
M4 Social
Call Forwarding Yes CFU Icon management Yes Forwarded -To- Number storage Yes Voice Mail choice for FTN Yes Time entry when CFNRy (5s-30s) Yes CF adaptive menu in function of CSP Yes All CF options for all basic services Yes FTN controlled when FDN active Yes Display of details for conditions Yes Call Barring Yes Call Holding Yes Call Waiting Yes CLIP status (MMI sequence + menu) Yes display withheld numbers Yes CLIR status (MMI sequence + menu) Yes CLIR per call basis (MMI sequence + menu) Yes Settings for all calls Yes CLIR and "Bis" function Yes
COLP (MMI sequence + menu) MMI sequence only COLR (MMI sequence + menu) MMI sequence only
Network Selection (Manual/Automatic) Yes CNAP (US only) Yes AoC Yes 14,4 kbits/s (US only) Yes
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1.1.4 SERVICES: MEMORY RELATED FUNCTIONS
M4 Social
Management of SIM Memories Yes Management of Phone Memories Yes (1*200) Speed Dialling 9 Numeric Recall SIM/EEPROM
Last Dialled Number EEPROM Deletion of LND one by one Yes SS per call basis in LND Yes Direct access to phonebook names Yes Alphabetical Recall (ADN) SIM and Phone Presentation of Directory Numbers mix option Yes Wild character entry Yes FDN Yes Phonebook access always available in FDN mode Copy between SIM and Tel Phonebook Yes
Yes
MSISDN reading/writing Yes Unanswered Call in EEPROM 10
Received Call in EEPROM 10
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1.1.5 ADVANCED FEATURES
M4 Social
Scratchpad in EEPROM 20 entries Agenda with call-back Yes (20 entries) Currency Converter Yes
Talk Time Management Yes Talk Time for outgoing/incoming calls Yes "InfoConso" feature Yes Call timer reminder Yes
Language Selection(Manual) Yes Language Selection, Automatic by SIM Yes Language Reset by MMI sequence Yes Hidden Menu Yes Customer Service Profile Yes Adaptive menu generalisation Yes Dialling in menu instead go to idle Yes (gen. menus)
Two Line Service (ALS) Yes Line Names Yes
Auto Answer Yes Automatic Retry Yes Any Key answer Option Yes Programmable Key Hotkey
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1.1.6 OTHER FEATURES
M4 Social
Ciphering Indicator Yes Keypad lock Yes
Keypad lock dedicated key Yes Keypad lock restored after a call Yes Volume Control Yes Master Volume Control Yes Ring Tones (r ) and melody (m) Selection Yes(4r + 16m) Ramping Ring Tone Yes
Melody/Ring tone distinction by Phone directory Yes Display View Angle Control Yes
Animated Welcome Message Yes Reset Phone to Factory Default settings Yes
SIM PIN Control Yes Unlock Code Control Yes
DTMF Transmission Yes SIM Locking Yes
Auto SIM Locking Yes International Country codes table Yes
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1.2 PRODUCT KEYPAD
The product has a keypad composed of the following keys: The semantics are as follows:
Left softkey Right softkey
Send Down End
Power
mmmm
Action Hotkey Volume
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1.3 KEYPAD USAGE
1.3.1 IDLE STATES
State Left softkey Right softkey Send End */# [0..9]
0
Idle no com
no icon
1
Idle no com
1 icon
2
Idle no com
> 1 icon
3
Idle no com
Digits
4
Idle menu
5
Incoming Call
6
Outgoing Call
7
Idle 1 com
No digits
8
Idle 1 com
digits
9
Call waiting
10
Idle 2 com
no digits
11
Idle 2 com
digits
12
1 active + 1
held + 1 waiting
13
Idle + Network
event
Names Menu Last dial -
Read
(Direct access
to event)
Read
(Idle Menu
access)
Store Clear
Select Exit
(Deflect) Stop ring Accept call Reject call
(Transfer) - End Outgoing
Names Menu Hold
Store Clear
Replace Reject (UDUB) Accept call End the
Names Menu Call swap End all calls
Store Clear
Replace Reject (UDUB) Call swap End the
Names Menu Ack event or
Menu Last dial Change left
Menu Last dial Change left
// Clear All
// Back Idle
// Clear All
// Clear All
Send Back Idle
Selected item
related function
/ Retrieve
Hold + Send End all calls
- End all calls
event specific
action
softkey to
Names
softkey to
Names
Back Idle
(UDUB)
End all calls
established call
established calls
Clear event
(with confirm.)
Keylock Shortcut
Volumes
AlertMode
Volumes.
Keylock Shortcut
AlertMode
Volumes
Keylock Shortcut
AlertMode
Volumes
- Shortcut AlertMode
Volumes
- Shortcut
Next Item
-
- -
-
Vol. acc.
- -
-
Vol. acc.
Call opts Shortcut
// Mute
Vol. acc.
Call opts Shortcut
// Mute
Vol. acc.
- Shortcut
// Mute
Vol. acc.
Call opts Shortcut
// Mute
Vol. acc.
Call opts Shortcut
// Mute
Vol. acc.
- Shortcut
// Mute
Volumes
Event opts Shortcut
Next page
*/# Digits
*/# Digits
*/# Digits
*/# Digits
Next / Prev.
item
DTMF tones DTMF tones
- -
DTMF tones DTMF tones
DTMF tones DTMF tones
DTMF tones DTMF tones
DTMF tones DTMF tones
DTMF tones DTMF tones
DTMF tones DTMF tones
Next / Prev.
page
// Speed dial
// Speed dial
// Speed dial
-
-
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1.3.2 MENUS, LISTS AND EDITORS
State Left softkey Right softkey Send End */# [0..9]
14
Menu / Setting
list / Question
15a
Header
(SMS MT)
15b
Header
(SMS MO)
16a
Message
zoom (MT)
16b
Message
zoom (MO)
17
Quick ADN
18
Last dial, Rec.
Unanswered
19a
XY Editor
21
1-2 coms
Volume mode
Select Exit
// Back Idle
Read Exit
// Back Idle
Read Exit
// Back Idle
Delete Exit
// Back Idle
Delete Exit
// Back Idle
Edit Exit
// Back Idle
Details Exit
// Back Idle
Vol- Vol+ - 1) end t he
1.3.3 EDITORS FUNCTIONS
- 1) end the
Call Nb
(Sender, Nb in
SMS)
Send the message
Call Nb
(Sender, Nb in
SMS)
Send the message
Call selected
item
Call selected
item
established calls
2) Back idle
1) end the
established calls
2) Back idle
1) end the
established calls
2) Back idle
1) end the
established calls
2) Back idle
1) end the
established calls
2) Back idle
1) end the
established calls
2) Back idle
1) end the
established calls
2) Back idle
established calls
2) Back idle
-
Next Item
Actions_1
Next Msg
Actions_2
Next Msg
Actions_3
Next Msg
Actions_4
Next Msg
Actions_5
Next Card
Actions_6
Next entry
Vol+ (circ.)
- Shortcut
// Mute
Next / Prev
item
Next / Prev
msg
Next / Prev
msg
Next / Prev
msg
Next / Prev
msg
Next / Prev
card
Next / Prev
entry
DTMF DTMF
Quick access to
-
-
-
-
-
names
-
Editor
19b
X
Phone number
19b
X
Numeric
19b
X
alpha-numeric
Normal press Long press
0 1 2..9 * # 0 1 2..9 * #
0 1 2..9 * # 0 1 2..9 *, , +,p #
0 1 2..9 No action No action or
decimal
point
0 1.,-'@:? Chars
and2..9
shift next
char
space 0 1 2..9 Toggle caps
0 1 2..9 No action No action or
decimal
point
special
lock
chars
access
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1.4 ACTIONS MENUS CONTENTS
Corresponding to each state above, when relevant, an actions menu is defined with the following items. In each actions menu, the first items are those that have no direct access.
Action menus
7
Idle 1 com No digits
AutoDtmf Hold | Retrieve Mute |Unmute End call
13
Idle + Network event
Network event dependent Read text
AutoDtmf [Private With (if conference)] Hold | Retrieve Mute |Unmute [End X (if conference)] End Call
Delete Reply Forward Numbers
8
Idle 1 com digits
15a
SMS MT header
Actions_1
10
Idle 2 coms no digits
AutoDtmf Swap Join Transfer Mute |Unmute End Held End Active End All
15b
SMS MO header
Actions_2
Read text Delete Status Send
11
Idle 2 coms digits
Swap Join Transfer Mute | Unmute End Held End Active End All
16a
Message zoom (MT)
Actions_3
Delete Reply Forward Numbers
16b
Message zoom (MO)
Actions_4
Delete Edit Status Send
Edit Delete Copy Move Call
17
Quick DN
Actions_5
18
LND, Received,
unanswered
Actions_6
Store Delete Delete All Edit Details Call
1.5 TONES
The tones defined by the GSM recommendations can all be generated as often as required. Tones may be turned ON or OFF, according to user preference, using the silent alert mode. Dual Tone Multi Frequency (DTMF) tones are used as Numeric key feedback tones except when entering a
secret code. When dialling SDN and information numbers, DTMF tones feedback may be suppressed as an operator option.
All tone volumes can be set in the "Settings/Volumes" menu.
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1.6 BACKLIGHT MANAGEMENT
The management of the backlight includes the LCD and the KEYBOARD. If the mobile is charging, the backlight is Off, except during connection and disconnection phases where a 10-
second backlight switch on is made. This applies for all power sources except Full H/F. In the case of a full F/H kit (H/F kit with power source), the backlight is switched on in a permanent mode,
whatever is the backlight setting status. The backlight operates according to its Setting in the "Settings" Menu when the phone is used as a handheld, with
no power connection.
1.6.1 BACK LIGHTING BEHAVIOUR WITH ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
This paragraph describes the behavioural specification of the back lighting. The LCD and the keypad are backlighted together in all situations. The back lighting management cases are:
Connection of the mobile to a Cigarette Light Adapter or AC/DC,Connection of the mobile to a Hands Free (H/F) car-kit,Connection to a Desk Top Charger (DTC),Key press or network event with display and mobile connected to a H/F kit, CLA, AC/DC or DTC,Key press or network event with display or , connected to a power source and mobile charging is
terminated,
Incoming Call.
The back lighting is managed via a phone Setting. Some connections enforce temporarily this Setting (connection to a H/F kit enforces the Setting to "On"). The mobile can be charged in either "Switch Off" or " Switch On" state.
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1.7 BATTERY CHARGING AND DISPLAY
If the mobile is being charged:
• If the mobile is On, the battery charge process is confirmed by a round robin display in the battery icon
of the Idle screen. The LED is not affected by the charging process.
• If the mobile is Off, the charging process is confirmed by a large animation on the screen. At end of
charging, the screen displays the information charge ended with a full battery icon and a relevant text such as "Battery Full". During the charge process, the LED is switched on RED, at end of charge, the LED is switched on GREEN.
1.7.1 CHARGING AND MOBILE ON
Idle screen and charging process:
The battery icon is switched in a round robin manner. At end of charge,
"Idle screen"
the icon remains steady with all bars full.
1.7.2 CHARGING AND MOBILE OFF
Charging process and mobile off:
The display indicates that the charge process is in progress
Charging…
Battery full
The LED is switched on RED
Charging process and mobile off:
End of charging display The LED is switched on GREEN.
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1.8 LED BEHAVIOUR AND CONNECTIONS
A bicolour LED is present on the mobile front. In a hardware point of view, it can be viewed as two red and green LED’s that are never switched "ON" at the same time. The LED appearance gives information about the mobile status and events, as indicated below. Priorities between events are given. The mobile keeps track of all Led related events and manages the Led behaviour accordingly to the priorities indicated.
Mobile state Event LED
Status priority
colour/behaviour
Off Charge completed Green Steady 1 (Most important)
Charging Red Steady 2
On Incoming call ringing Green/ Flashes quickly 1 (Most important)
Alarm clock, diary event Red/ Flashes quickly 2
Mobile registered to a
network
Charge completed Off 4
Charging Off 5
Off 3
1.9 READING THE IMEI
Every GSM telephone has a unique identity that is given by its IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) which is a 14-digit number. The IMEI of a phone is followed by the check digit and the Software Version (16 digits in fact) can be seen in the display as follows :
Press : ∗∗∗∗
IMEI: 1233345678910112 1
# 0 6 #
IMEI display:
A press on softkeys clears the display. A 3 seconds timer clears also the display automatically.
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2. MOBILE SWITCHING ON AND OFF
2.1 MOBILE SWITCH-ON BY THE USER
To switch the phone on, press and hold the Power key. T he "AUDIO_POWER_ON_TONE" tone is played if the alert mode is not "Vibrate only", otherwise a short vibrator activation is performed.. Before the mobile becomes ready
for use, the following operations sequence takes place. It is called the "Power On" sequence.
Self check screen:
The whole screen is blacked. The mobile performs various controls on internal components.
"End of tests"
Enter phone lock:
|
"1234"
Enter phone lock:
****|
Ok Clear
Ok
Enter PIN:
|
"0000"
Phone lock entry screen:
A password editor is entered If the phone lock code is set, it is requested at this stage. The phone lock code is a 4-digit numeric code. In case of error, you have an infinite number or trials.
Phone lock code entry You can also enter the international emergency number 112 that will be called in this case During the call, no other phone feature is available. After the end of the call, the phone returns to the lock code sequence request with an empty entry.
Phone lock entry screen:
Press Ok. softkey to validate the lock code
Clear softkey to erase the last character. Long Press Clear softkey to erase whole
Press entry
Phone lock code validation
PIN entry screen:
A password editor is entered. If the PIN control is active on SIM, it is requested at this stage. The PIN code is a 4-digit to 8-digit number. The behaviour when entering a PIN is described in Annex B.
PIN entry You can also enter the international emergency number 112 that will be called in this case During the call, no other phone feature is available. After the end of the call, the phone returns to the PIN sequence request with an empty entry.
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Enter PIN:
****|
Ok Clear
Ok
"Welcome animation"
"End of searching"
"Idle screen"
Names Menu
PIN entry screen:
Press # or Ok softkey to validate the PIN.
Clear softkey to erase the last character. Long Press Clear softkey to erase whole
Press entry
PIN validation
Welcome animation screen:
During the display, the mobile determines the language to be used. A network search is also performed during this animation. All keys, while in this state, have the same functions as in Idle screen.
Access to all mobile functions is allowed during the animation display.
Idle screen:
When the mobile is registered, a " AUDIO_SVC_TONE " tone is played (according to the current alert mode Setting) and the idle screen is displayed. The phone is now ready for use. If the ring volume is Off, the ring-off icon is displayed in Idle screen.
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2.2 MOBILE SWITCHING OFF BY THE USER
To switch the phone Off, press and hold the Power key, at any moment, except when the keypad is locked and when a call is engaged.
Idle screen:
"Idle screen"
Names Menu
Power long press
"Switch Off animation"
To switch off the mobile A "
AUDIO_POWER_OFF_TONE" tone is played at the same time if the key tone is not silent.
If the mobile switching off is due to a lack of battery power, the switching off sequence is not displayed.
Switch Off animation screen:
A single message can also be displayed. During the display, the mobile is disconnected from the network.
End of sequence
The mobile disconnects from the network.
Mobile switched off screen:
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3. STAND-BY STATE DESCRIPTION
3.1 PRESENTATION
The idle state with no established call is the Stand-by State. This state allows reaching the main menu, the quick ADN list consultation for calling, the direct number dialling,
and the last numbers dialled list direct access.
3.2 INFORMATION DISPLAY IN IDLE STATE
3.2.1 PERMANENT DISPLAY
Permanent display means a display that is always present in normal Idle State. Some other information may overlap these ones, but the cases are always transitory.
When no phone number is entered, the idle screen information are, when available:
• The RSSI level, if a network is available,
• The battery level,
• The network operator name. If the mobile cannot register on one of the available networks, A blank area
is displayed. If the mobile cannot find a network, the label "No Network" is displayed.
• The time (hour: minute) and date (day/month),
The Service provider name, if the SIM card has the EF
• Two softkeys, labelled Names (left) and Menu (Right).
SPN
file,
3.2.2 ADDITIONAL DISPLAY
Some graphic icons provide additional information, when relevant. These pieces of information may be missing depending on current mobile situation. All icons (except the alarm icon, displayed near the time information) are displayed in the Idle screen icon bar, on top of the screen.
3.2.2.1 NETWORK RELATED INFORMATION
▲
Roaming icon, displayed only if the mobile is camped on a network which is not the user "Home network"
New received SMS icon New received Voice mail icon (distinctive icons for all lines, line 1 and line 2) Unanswered calls icon Call diverting icon (divert unconditionally): displayed if this function has been set by the user with
the corresponding service menu item,
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3.2.2.2 MOBILE SETTINGS INFORMATION
Ring off icon Line 2 in use (for DCS only). When using line 1, no indication is displayed, Keypad is locked, SMS full icon (same icon as new SMS, but blinking), The clock alarm icon, when a clock alarm is set, The vibrator alert mode, displayed when activated, Home zone indicator
3.2.2.3 VOLATILE DYNAMIC INFORMATION
• CB idle: CB Idle messages are directly displayed on the idle screen and overlap other information
(Service provider name for instance). The information is updated as soon as necessary.
3.2.3 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT IN IDLE SCREEN
3.2.3.1 BATTERY ICON
The battery icon ( ) indicates the battery charge level, with a 3 levels bar graph icon. The icon blinks when the battery becomes too low for normal operation. For the first time the battery becomes low, a "pop-up" warning screen is displayed and has to be acknowledged by the user. An "AUDIO_LOW_BATTERY_ALARM_TONE" tone is played at the same time. If the batter y charger is plugge d during the pop-up screen display, this one is removed from the screen.
During battery charging, the battery icon displays a cyclic animation indicating the charging process. When the battery is full, the cyclic display is stopped and the icon remains static with full Power State.
See preceding section, on connected parts, for the display during charging process.
3.2.3.2 RSSI LEVEL DISPLAY
The 4 levels RSSI icon ( ) indicates the radio signal quality as perceived by the mobile when it is camped on a network. If the mobile cannot register on a network, no icon is displayed.
3.2.3.3 NETWORK OPERATOR NAME
This information is managed as follows:
• If the mobile can register on a known network, the corresponding name (without country code) is
displayed. If t he network is unknown, the countr y abbreviation a nd network number are d isplayed instead,
• If the mobile is unable to register on one of the available networks, the area is blank,
• If the mobile founds no network, the text "No Network" replaces the network operator name.
3.2.3.4 ROAMING ICON
The roaming icon (▲) is shown if the mobile is camped on a network that is different from the HPLMN. When roaming in the home country, the network operator name remains the one of the home network, otherwise the name of the visited net work is shown.
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3.2.3.5 SMS ICON
This icon ( ) is switched on in the following conditions:
• No SMS icon and The left softkey is labelled Names : no new SMS received and SMS storage is Ok,
• SMS icon blinks and the left softkey is labelled Names : The SMS storage is full,
• SMS icon (non blinking) and the left softkey is labelled Read: New SMS have been received,
• SMS icon blinks and the left softkey is labelled Read: New SMS have been received and the SMS
storage is full.
Depending on t he number of networks eve nts pending (SM S, Voice M ail, unanswered c alls), the gives access to the event related function directly or to the Idle menu.
Read so ftkey
3.2.3.6 NEW RECEIVED VOICE MAIL ICON MANAGEMENT
This icon ( ) is switched on when a SMS indicating a voice mail message has been received and not yet listened to. The left softkey behaviour and label is the same as for a new SMS event. A message in Idle screen indicates also the fact that new voice mail are waiting (x voice mails). When the mobile is not engaged in a call, a "AUDIO_SMS_TONE" tone is played each time such an indication is received. The icon and information are removed when the user calls the related voice mail boxes.
3.2.3.7 NEW UNANSWERED CALLS ICON MANAGEMENT
The "New Unanswered Calls" icon ( ) is switched on when calls have been received, but not answered and when the user has not yet accessed the unanswered calls list from the Idle screen or from the menus. The left softkey behaviour is t he same as for new SMS management.
In complement to the icon, a message in Idle screen indicates also that unanswered calls have been received (x unanswered), but not yet checked.
3.2.3.8 CALL DIVERTING ICON
If the call diverting status "Always" is active and known (for the current line in use), the corresponding icon " :" is displayed on the idle screen. No icon is displayed when the calls are not diverted or when the call diverting status is unknown. The icon status is stored in mobile non-volatile memory.
At mobile power on:
If the SIM card contains the EF/CFU file, the icon is displayed according to the state indicated in the file
and also to the current line in use,
Otherwise the icon is displayed according to the state indicated in non-volatile memory and according to
the SIM card associated id.
3.2.3.9 RING OFF ICON
This icon ( ) is shown if the ring volume is set to Off and the alert tones is "Ring only", "Vibrate then ring", "Vibrate and ring".
3.2.3.10 VIBRATOR ALERT TONES
This icon ( ) is displayed in the icon bar when the Alert mode is set to "Vibrate only" or " Vibrate then ring". This icon is displayed at the same place as the Ring off icon, and has priority on display. When setting the Alert tones to "Ring" or "Vibrate and Ring" and if the ring volume is Off, the Ring off icon then replaces the vibrator mode icon..
3.2.3.11 DCS LINE 2 ICON
This icon ( ) is shown if the mobile currently uses the DCS line 2. No icon is shown in case of DCS line 1 usage.
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3.2.3.12 CB IDLE MESSAGES DISPLAY
CB messages are directly displayed on the Idle screen. The display principles make use of the largest possible area, but the Network operator name is preserved in any case. So, these messages are displayed on the bottom part of the screen. Two lines of the Idle screen is used for CB Idle display. This information may be hidden in some case, when more important information has to be displayed (Such as network events notifications).
3.2.3.13 OTHER CB MESSAGES DISPLAY
CB messages are displayed on the Idle screen. If required, the whole screen is used for such a display. If the message is too long to be entirely displayed, a scrolling is provided using the acknowledged by the user to be removed from the screen. After display, the screen content becomes the one before the CB display.
key. A CB message must be
3.2.3.14 DATE AND TIME DISPLAY
The Date and Time are displayed permanently in Idle screen. The time is displayed on a 24-hour display basis(Hour, Minute), the date is displayed according to the date format chosen when entering the date value. The year is not displayed. In case of a numerous of network events, the information is temporarily hidden.
3.2.3.15 HOME ZONE INDICATOR
This icon ( ) is displayed in the icon bar when the mobile is in the user home zone, if this information is available from the network. Generally, the user home zone allows to have preferential charge when calling.
3.2.3.16 CLOCK ALARM INDICATOR
This icon ( )is displayed near the current time information, when the clock alarm is active.
3.2.3.17 GENERAL INFORMATION DISPLAY FOR NETWORKS EVENTS
When several network events are received, the following information are displayed in the Idle screen:
• The relevant icons are displayed on top of the screen,
• For each network information, a complementary text is displayed, with the following policy:
For the first event, the area used to display CB Idle message is used (for instance : 3 messages)For the second event type, the area used to display the time and date is used (for instance, 2 voice
mail),
For the third one, the area used to display the network operator name is used (for instance (2
unanswered).
• The left softkey is renamed Read in this context.
3.2.3.18 ACCESS TO NETWORK EVENTS
The left softkey is context sensitive:
• If no network event has to be managed, the softkey label is labelled Names,
• If only one network event has to be managed, the softkey label is changed to Read and gives a direct
access to the network event related function,
• If several network events are to be managed, the softkey label is changed to Read. In this case, the
softkey gives access to an "Idle menu" that gives access to the related functions,
• In case of Read softkey, the left softkey can be changed to Names again by a press on the End ke y.
Returning from the phonebooks or the menu in this condition will restore the again to the pending network events.
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Read softkey and access
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Example:
Itineris
3 Voice Mail
3 messages
Read Menu
Read
Idle screen:
2 network events icons are displayed in the status bar. The left softkey label is changed to Read
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The display indicates the pending events: Voice mail, SMS Access to the Idle menu
Messages: 3 new Voice mail: L1 2 new
Line Menu screen:
The number of events is given for each event type, when available.
Voice mail: L2 1 new
Select Exit
Select
Access to new received SMS process
New SMS read process:
"New SMS read process"
The process is similar as an inbox consultation, except that old SMS are not shown.
"End of SMS consultation" A return to Idle is realised
Itineris
3 Voice Mail
Idle screen:
The voice mail icon is now alone in the icon bat The left softkey label remains Read A text on the screen indicates the pending network events, here 3 new voice mail messages
Read Menu
Read
Direct access to the voice mail calling process.
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"Calling Voice mail
process"
"End of Voice mail consultation
Itineris
Names Menu
Calling Voice mail process:
The voice mail is called directly
A return to Idle is realised
Idle screen:
No more network event icon The left softkey has now its normal usage.
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3.3 SHORT-CUTS FROM IDLE WINDOW
3.3.1 QUICK ADN DIRECT ACCESS
A press on the Names softkey gives access to the quick ADN, allowing a quick way for dialling. See memory section for details.
When the left softkey is reserved to access the pending network events menu and is labelled press on the previously removed
End key allows to restore the Names label for the softkey. On return from the menus, the
Read softkey is restored automatically.
Read in this case, a
3.3.2 GENERAL MENU ACCESS
A press on the Menu softkey gives access to the general menu, allowing managing all phone functions.
3.3.3 DIRECT ALERT TONES ACCESS
A long press on the key gives access to the alert mode menu, with a direct choice between (Vibrate and Ring). See the setting section for details
3.3.4 KEYPAD LOCK
A press on the Action followed by a press on # key locks/unlocks the keypad. In the locked state:
• The way for unlocking the keypad is indicated to the user on each key press, via an information screen,
• No sounds are generated on key presses,
• The backlight is "switched on" on key presses,
• The left softkey is hidden and the right softkey label is Unlock .
• The keypad locked icon is displayed between the softkeys.
• The keypad unlock is obtained by a press on Unlock or Actions followed by a press on #.
While in locked state:
• Dialling emergency numbers is possible: international number 112, and all emergency numbers stored on
SIM. Receiving a new call unlocks the keypad automatically, allowing answering to the call. After call termination, the locked state is retrieved automatically.
3.3.5 SPEED DIALLING
Long presses on 1 to 9 keys allow dialling the corresponding associated phone number. The 1 key is devoted to voice mail.
3.3.6 LAST NUMBERS DIALLED LIST
A press on SEND while in Idle state displays the Last Numbers Dialled list with the most recent call displayed first. A new press on
SEND calls this number. See LND list management for details.
3.3.7 VOLUMES CONTROL
A press on the volume ( ) key gives access to the volumes control menu. When entering the function, a volume menu is displayed allowing to choose which volume to operate on, with the ring volume at first position.
The behaviour is the same as the access to the volume control via the menus. After tuning of one of the volumes, the process returns directly to the volume menu.
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Idle screen:
"Idle screen"
Names Menu
Access to volumes control
Volumes Control: Ring Ramping Keys
Select Exit
Select
Ring
volume
Ok Exit
#
Ring
volume
Ok Exit
Exit long press
Master volume control menu
Press key to choose the volume to tune, in a circular way. The *
( ) and # () keys allow also a menu navigation.
Master volume tuning selection
Ring volume control screen:
Press key or * ( ) and # () keys to adjust the control 8 steps are offered for volume tuning. Press on the corresponding key adjust the volume to the same value (Press on 7 When going outside the bounds, a " AUDIO_VOLUME_KEY_ERROR_TONE " tone is played Increase the ring volume control value
The "AUDIO_VOLUME_RING_TONE" is played according to the value and the master volume current value.
Ring volume control screen:
Return to Idle screen
sets the volume to 7
"Idle screen"
Names Menu
Idle screen:
3.3.8 PROGRAMMING THE HOTKEY
On the Social mobile phone, the hotkey is user programmable. This can be realised using the "Settings/hotkey" menu item or by a long press on the hotkey. See the Setting chapter for details.
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4. MMI POLICY
This section presents the different principles used in MMI policy.
4.1 DIRECTION ARROWS MANAGEMENT
In order to indicate that several screens are available for the current display, two arrows are displayed between the softkeys. The two arrows have the following meaning:
Drawing Meaning
First page of display
Page in the middle of pages list Last page of display Only one page of display.
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4.2 USE OF FUNCTION KEYS IN MENUS
Press key to navigate in the menu. Continuous presses allow fast navigation. The navigation is done in a circular way. After the end of the menu, an automatic return to the beginning is performed. Another way to navigate is the use of
Select softkey to select the current item.
Press Press
Exit softkey to exit to the parent menu.
* (to navigate ) and # keys (to navigate), but this requires opening the flip.
To directly return to Idle, long press
4.2.1 LINE MODE MENUS
Example: the menu has 7 items.
Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4
Select Exit
Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4
Select Exit
Item 5 Item 6 Item 7
Select Exit
Line Menu screen:
the current highlighted item is Item 1
Press 3 times
Line Menu screen:
The current highlighted item is Item 4
Line Menu screen:
We change of group of menu items: this allows a faster view of the next items. the current highlighted item is now Item 5. This page has 3 items. A press on
Press 3 times
Exit softke y or press END if no call is connected .
while on item 7 will go to the first screen above.
Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4
Select Exit
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Line Menu screen:
Return to the first group of items.
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4.2.2 PAGE MODE MENUS
Same navigation pri nciples as for line mode menus.
Page Menu screen:
"Menu page 1
Item 1"
Select Exit
Page Menu screen:
"Menu page 2
Item 2"
Select Exit
When on the last page, Press to go to the first page
4.3 AUTOMATIC SCROLL
Automatic scroll is used to display some large text information, such as SMS text, CB text, etc. The automatic scroll is entered after a 5 seconds duration with no user action. Once started, each page is displayed during 5 seconds. If the user makes an action (such a manual scroll), the automatic scroll procedure is restarted after this delay.
The information is scrolled in pages units. An example is given below.
Text display:
Text page 1
"5 sec timer"
Text page 2
Text page 3
Page 1 of text
Exit
Goes to the next page
Text display:
Page 2 of text
Exit
Goes manually to the next page
Text display:
Page 3 of text
Exit
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