Mitsubishi T250 Owner's Manual

MobileAccess™ T250 Phone Overview

Earpiece

Menu key

Graphic Display

Telephone numbers,
menus, messages, etc.
are displayed here

Left softkey

Executes action
displayed on screen
directly above.

Mode key

Press and hold to turn
the phone on or off.
Press to toggle
between Voice and
Data Mode

SEND key

Dials displayed
number or name and
answers calls

Alphanumeric keys

Enter text and
telephone numbers.
Also used for menu
navigation, speed dial
access, and Favorites
access.

AC Rapid Charging
Adapter socket

Data cable connector

Press to go to main
menu for phone and
data-related services.

This is NOT the
browser menu. Press

and hold to get menu
help.

Right softkey

Executes action
displayed on screen
directly above.

Headset socket

Connect headset here.

Clear key

Erases characters.
Turns off alerts.

Express Key

Navigation key. Press
and hold left arrow to
dial voice mailbox.
Press and hold right
arrow to read text
messages. Press
arrows to move cursor
between options.

END/Back key

Press and hold to end a
call or go back to
previous display.

Microphone

Key Functions

Key Standby Voice Mode Active Voice Mode

Left: Call Lists

Right: Phonebook

Press/hold: Turn on Key Guard

Press: Switch to Data Mode

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Press/hold: Power OFF

Press: Recall last 10 dialed

numbers

Main menu for phone services

Press/hold: Help/info about
displayed item

Press: Go back 1 screen

Press/hold: Go to standby screen

Press/hold left: voice mailbox

Press/hold right: SMS messages

Press up/down: Ringer volume

control

Press: Clear previous character

Press/hold: Clear entire entry

Press: In text entry, enter letters,

numbers or symbols

In text entry, press 1 for punctuation
mark

Press/hold: Speed dial Phonebook
entry

Press/hold 9: Emergency Call if
set up

Press: Enter * or change case in
text entry

Press: Enter 0

Press/hold: Speed dial operator

Press: Enter # or, in text entry,

a space

Left: Mute

Right: Options

Press/hold: Turn on Key Guard

Not active

Press: Dial number displayed/
answer incoming call

Press/hold: Credit card call (if
activated)

Main menu for phone services

Press/hold: Help/info about
displayed item

Press: Go back 1 screen

Press/hold: Terminate call

Press up/down: Volume control -

earpiece

Press: Clear previous character

Press/hold: Clear entire entry

Press: Enter numbers

(Can be used to enter & store a
number, but tones will sound.
To store a number silently, use
scratchpad option)

Press: Enter *

Press: Enter 0

Press/hold: Speed dial operator

Press: Enter #

Key Functions

Key Standby Data Mode Active Data Mode

Softkey action Action indicated on softkey

displayed above

Press: Switch to Voice Mode

Press/hold: Power OFF

Not active Not active

Press: Switch to Voice Mode

Press/hold: Power OFF

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Main menu for phone services
(NOT browser Home Page menu)

Press/hold: Help/info about
displayed item

Press: Go to standby screen Press: Go back 1 screen

Press up/down: Scroll to menu

selection

Not active

Press: Move directly to menu item
next screen

In text entry, enter letters, numbers
or symbols

In text entry, press 1 for punctuation
mark

Press/hold: Go to My Favorites

Press/hold 9: Emergency Call

Press: Enter * Press: To change case in text

Press: Enter 0 Press: Go to 10th menu selection.

Not active

Main menu for phone services
(NOT browser Home Page menu)

Press/hold: Help/info about
displayed item

Press/hold: Return to Home Page

Press up/down: Scroll to menu

selection

Press left/right: Move to next
character or word in text entry

Press: Clear previous character

Press/hold: Clear entire entry

Press: Move directly to menu item

next screen

In text entry, enter letters, numbers
or symbols

In text entry, press 1 for
punctuation mark

Press/hold: Go to My Favorites

Press/hold 9: Emergency Call

entry

In text or numeric entry, enter 0.
In T9 Quick Type, select next
word.

Press/hold: To register a My
Favorites entry

Press: Enter space

Display Indicators – Voice Mode and General

The display window can display up to eight lines of characters plus one row of special display
indicators or icons. The display window in standby Voice Mode:

Special icons that appear in the display:

Voice Mode

General (Voice and Data)

Voice Mail Displays when a PCS voice mail message has

Text Message Displays when a PCS text message has been

Digital Indicates digital voice network available; if not

Off Hook Conversation

Call Lists Dialed, received and missed calls listed

Phonebook View local names and numbers

Signal Strength Six levels indicate the strength of the received

All Alerts Off All audio alerts are muted

been received and stored

received and stored

displayed, phone is operating on analog network

signal -- signal indicator for network on which
phone is currently registered

Some Alerts Off Ringer and/or message alert muted. Example: if

Vibrate Alert Vibrate alert on (available only if vibrate battery

Battery Level Three levels indicate the charge level (low,

Scroll Icon More menu information up/down in menu screen;

ring volume=0, this icon appears

installed)

medium, high)

in some cases, move left/right

Display Indicators - Data Mode

An example of the display window for the browser Home Page:

Special icons that appear in the display:

Data Mode

Secure Secure mode

Message Alert Data alert received

CDPD Registered Packet data network available -- registered

CDPD Not Registered Packet data network not available -- not registered

Tethered Mode Mitsubishi MobileAccess™ T250 Phone

In tethered mode, your phone can connect your personal computer to the Internet. Your phone
can also synchronize the Phonebook with your contact database using the modem software and
cable that are part of the FoneSync® accessory package available through AT&T.

To operate the phone in tethered mode, you must:

Install the MobileAccess™ T250 phone as a modem on your computer.
Set up dial-up networking.
Connect a cable between the phone and the modem.

The Mitsubishi modem installation disk can be found on the FoneSync CD ROM. Using the
CD ROM, follow these instructions. You can also install the phone as a standard 19200 bps
modem.

Mitsubishi Modem Installation Procedure

1. Turn on your computer and start the Microsoft® Windows® 95 or 98 operating system.

2. Click on the Start button, then select Settings, then Control Panel.

3. Double-click on Modems icon.

4. The Modems Properties dialog box appears. Click Add.