Motorola 5000A User Manual

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GENERAL

GENERAL

The following provides advisory and caution­ary instructions to users of GSM mobile
stations regarding their own and third party
safety.

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

This apparatus is intended for use when
supplied with power from:

Battery Chargers:

SLN9347 + SPN4161A or SPN4069A
SLN5039 + SPN4181A or SPN4030A

Battery Savers:

SKN4292, SKN4519

Car Kits/Vehicular Chargers:

S3060, S3284, S3285, S2461, S1759, S1758,
S3512A

Other usage will invalidate any approval given
to this apparatus and may be dangerous.

AIRCRAFT SAFETY

AIRCRAFT SAFETY

Switch off your cellular telephone when in an
aircraft. The use of cellular telephones in an
aircraft may be dangerous to the operation of
the aircraft, disrupt the cellular network and is
illegal. Failure to observe this instruction may
lead to suspension or denial of cellular
telephone services to the offender, or legal
action or both.

SAFETY FIRST

EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES

EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES

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Users are advised not to use the

equipment when at a refuelling point.

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Users are reminded of the need to observe

restrictions on the use of radio equipment
in fuel depots, chemical plants or where
blasting operations are in progress.

ROAD SAFETY

ROAD SAFETY

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The use of the Alert device to operate a

vehicle's lights or horn on public roads is
not permitted.

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It is advised that a hand-held microphone

or telephone handset should not be used
by the driver while the vehicle is moving,
except in an emergency. Speak only into
a fixed, neck slung or clipped-on micro­phone when it would not distract your
attention from the road.

USAGE INSIDE A VEHICLE

USAGE INSIDE A VEHICLE

If operating a cellular telephone inside the
vehicle without utilizing an external antenna,
the functionality of inadequately shielded
equipment (such as antilock braking and fuel
injection systems, etc.) in your vehicle may be
impaired.

Consult your vehicle owner's manual or ask
your automobile dealer if you have questions
about your vehicle.

MEDICAL ELECTRONICS

MEDICAL ELECTRONICS

Operation of any radio transmitting equip­ment, including cellular telephones, may
interfere with the functionality of inadequately
shielded medical devices (such as pacemak­ers, hearing aids, etc.) Consult your physi­cian or ask the manufacturer of the medical
device if you have questions.

SAFETY FIRST

MANUAL UPDATES

MANUAL UPDATES

No user manual updates at this time.

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INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

This cellular telephone is designed for the
GSM System. Using this phone makes it
possible to contact any phone in the world,
provided you are in an area covered by the
GSM system.

The cellular telephone does not contain your
GSM-subscriber number, this information is
contained on your SIM card supplied by your
local service provider. All billing will be
registered, when the conversation takes
place, to the subscriber number on the SIM
card which is inserted in the phone.

Instruction sequences shown in this manual
are presented in the following format:

This format indicates that you should press
the key and then the key (one, then
the other, not simultaneously).

For your protection, some features require a
6-digit security code.

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Your security code is initially set to

'000000'. To program a unique security
code, please see section, 'Changing the
Security Code.'

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Telephone Overview

Telephone Overview

See flap at the front page.

Display

Display

The display and keypad are back lit whenever the
telephone is switched on. After several seconds,
the back lighting will turn off.

Pressing any key will return the back lighting.

1. Displays the entered telephone number or
alpha message. The following indicators may
also appear in the display:

Power on

Stays lit while the phone is on.

In Use

Symbol lights when a call is in progress.

No Service

Fixed symbol: You are out of cellular system
coverage and cannot make calls.
Flashing: You are in an area with coverage
but not registered on the system. You can
make emergency calls using the special GSM
emergency number, 112, but cannot make/
receive ordinary calls.

Roam

Fixed Symbol: You are registered on a
preferred system different from your home
system.

Flashing: You are registered on a non­preferred system.

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Signal Strength

The more segments displayed in the bar
graph, the better the signal strength and call
quality.

Battery Level

Fixed symbol: Battery charge level is
sufficient for normal operation.

Slow flash: Warning! Battery charge level
becoming low.

Rapid flash: Battery charge level is nearly
depleted. Replace or recharge battery.

Short Message Service

The short message feature is not available on this
model. This phone cannot be upgraded to support
this feature.

Cold Temperature Note

This phone is equipped with the latest in display
technology. This "supertwist" liquid crystal display
(LCD) provides superior performance, viewing
angle and viewing contrast over previous LCD
technologies. At extremely cold temperatures, it is
normal for the display to respond more slowly to
key presses. When entering numbers under

these circumstances, the audible tones will
still indicate that a key has been depressed
and the visual indication will follow shortly.

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Volume Keys

Volume Keys

2. The push buttons on the right side of
the phone adjust the earpiece and
ringer volume levels. Press the top
button to increase, or the bottom button
to decrease the volume level.

To adjust earpiece volume:

Operate the volume buttons with the phone
held to your ear.

To adjust ring alert volume:

Operate the volume buttons to the

desired volume level for the ring tone of
incoming calls.

SIM Card Release

SIM Card Slide

3. To remove SIM card, slide button down,
then pull SIM card out.

Keypad

Keypad

4. Press to turn phone on or off.

5. Press to make and receive calls.

6. Press to end calls.

7. Use to store numbers and names
into memory.

8. Use to recall numbers and names
from memory.

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Microphone mute

Switches microphone off/on during
conversation.

Select by pressing

Secondary features

Use in sequence with other keys to
initiate features.

10. Letter entry (a):
Use to store and recall phone numbers

with names.
Clear (c):
Clears the display. Press and release
to clear last digit. Press and hold to
clear entire display.

11. Menu:
Use to initiate menu features

Short Message Service ( ):
The short message feature is not
available on this model. This phone
cannot be upgraded to support this
feature.

12. Press to move forward and
backward through memory locations
and feature menus.

13. Flip The flip can be used to answer
and end calls.

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BASIC OPERATION

BASIC OPERATION

Your network service provider supplied you with a
subscription card known as a Subscriber Identitiy
Module card or SIM card. The SIM card is your
key to accessing GSM services and contains the
following personal data:

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subscriber number

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home system

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services subscribed to

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PIN and unblocking codes

Your valid SIM card must be correctly inserted
into the phone's card reader to access
services.

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Inserting the SIM Card

Inserting the SIM Card

Insert the SIM card into the phone's card
reader either before or after turning the phone
on.

If the SIM card is missing, 'Insert Card'
will appear in the phone's display.

If the SIM card is damaged or not cor­rectly inserted, (e.g. inserted upside down
or backwards) 'Check Card' will appear in the
display. Check for proper orientation and re­insert the SIM card.

To remove SIM card, slide SIM card release
button down, then pull SIM card out.

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Switch Phone On/Off

Switch Phone On/Off

Switch on:

If the SIM card is not inserted the display will
prompt you to do so. The telephone then
checks the validity of the SIM card.

If 'Enter PIN' appears in the display, the SIM
card is protected by a PIN code.

PIN code

For more information on PIN codes, see section,
"Entering the PIN Code".

If 'Enter Unlock Code' appears in the display, the
phone is protected by an electronic lock.

unlock code

For more information on lock features, see
section, "Electronic Lock".

If 'Blocked' appears in the display, your SIM
card is blocked from use. Please see section,
"Unblocking the SIM card".

If 'Bad Card' or 'Blocked' then 'See Supplier'
appears in the display, a problem exists with your
SIM card. Please seek help from your service
provider.

Switch off:

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Entering the PIN Code

Entering the PIN Code

Your Personal Identification Number (PIN) is a 4-8
digit code that protects your SIM card from
unauthorised use.

The first PIN code is selected by the SIM provider.
To change or disable the PIN code, see sections,
"Changing the PIN Code" or "PIN Code Enable/
Disable".

When the SIM card is protected by a PIN code,
'Enter PIN' appears in the display whenever the
phone is switched on or the SIM card is inserted.

PIN code

The PIN code will appear as

*****

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If you make a mistake while entering the PIN
code,

If the PIN code is accepted, 'OK' will appear
in the display.
If the PIN code is not accepted, 'Wrong PIN'
then 'Enter PIN' will appear in the display.
Re-enter PIN code.

If you do not succeed after three attempts,
'Blocked' will appear in the display. The SIM
card is blocked from further use. To unblock
the SIM card, see section, "Unblocking the
SIM card".

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Making Calls

Making Calls

The indicator must be off.

Telephone number

Phone numbers up to 20 digits long may be
dialled.

If a call is temporarily interrupted, 'Retrying'
may appear in the display. The system will
automatically reconnect the call if possible.

Dialling Errors

Dialling Errors

To erase last digit:
To erase entire display: and hold

Ending Calls

Ending Calls

Either

or close the "flip".

To retry if number is busy:

Receiving Calls

Receiving Calls

Your phone must be on, unlocked, and in
service.

To answer calls:

or open the "flip".

To stop alert signal without answering:

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Automatic Redial

Automatic Redial

Before ending an unsuccessful call attempt:

'Redial' will appear in the display.
Your phone will continuously attempt to

complete the call until the redial procedure
times out. When the call is successful, your
phone will ring once to alert you.

To cancel:

or turn the phone off.

International Calls

International Calls

Just like the ordinary telephone system, you must
add an international prefix before dialling the
country prefix and the telephone number. This
feature automatically adds the international prefix.

To select:

(display shows '+')

country prefix, telephone number

It is possible to store the sequence
into memory and still have the maximum of 20

digits.

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GSM Emergency Calls

GSM Emergency Calls

To dial the GSM emergency number, 112:

This call may be initiated with or without a
SIM card inserted and despite electronic lock
activation or PIN protection. The call is
directed to a central emergency operator as

long as the indicator is either flashing or
off.

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Storing Telephone Nos. into Memory

Storing Telephone Nos. into Memory

Your phone can store up to 100 telephone
numbers and names. Each memory location can
hold a number up to 20 digits long and a name up
to 16 characters long. The phone's memory
locations are labelled from 1 to 100.

Additionally, your SIM card may also store
telephone numbers. Please contact your card
provider for details. SIM card memory locations
are labelled 101 and up.

To store phone number with name:

Enter person's name.

To enter names, the characters on the
number keys are used.

For example,

to enter character 'N'.

and hold down.
Display shows: M-N-0-5-M-N
Release key when desired character

appears.
To advance to the next position, either
press a new key or press
Repeat procedure for the next character.

You could have also selected the character
'N' by pressing repeatedly.

To correct mistakes:
When name is complete:

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Next,

phone number

memory location number

(1-100 or 101 and up for SIM card
locations)

To store phone number without name:

phone number memory location

number (1-100 or 101 and up for SIM
card locations)

The name (if entered) and phone number will
be stored in the selected memory location. If
the selected memory location is already
occupied, 'In Use' will appear in the display;

new memory location number.

If all memory locations are filled, 'Full' will
appear in the display.

If you have no preference for a memory
location number:

as the memory location number.

The phone number and name will be stored in
the next available memory location.

If you desire a memory location in a particular
decade like 50-59:

as memory location

number.

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Recalling Telephone Nos. from Memory

Recalling Telephone Nos. from Memory

To recall by memory location number:

memory location number

The name (if any), memory location number,
and phone number will appear in the display.

To review name (if any) and entire phone

number:

To scroll through directory:

or

To call number:

To exit and clear display:

and hold

To recall by persons name:

Enter the digit key having the first letter
of the person's name.

For example;

to recall a name
beginning with letter "E"

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The name, memory location number, and last
digits of the phone number will appear in the
display.

To review name and entire phone number:

To scroll through directory:

or

To call number:

To exit and clear display:

and hold

Speed Dial

Speed Dial

memory location number

The called number is displayed.

Clearing Numbers Stored in Memory

Clearing Numbers Stored in Memory

Recall the number from memory first.

'Clear?' will appear in the display.

to confirm deletion

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if you do not want to clear

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FEATURE MENUS

FEATURE MENUS

Feature menus allow you to select and cancel
features by following prompts in the display.

To enter feature menus:

At the Menu prompt, either

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to scroll through all menus,

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enter the menu number for direct
access.

The following is an overview of all menus:

Menu 1 - General Features

Status Review +
Automatic Answer

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Manual Roaming (Select Service)+
Preferred Provider List

Display/Change +
Auxiliary Alert

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Menu 2 - Interface Features

Ringer On/Off +
Keypad Tones On/Off +
Notepad Tones On/Off +
Long Tone DTMF +
PIN Code Enable/Disable +
Language Selection +
Safety Timer Setting

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Menu 3 - Call Monitor Features

1 Minute Audible Timer +
'Repeat' Audible Timer +
Once Only Audible Timer +
Automatic Monitor Displays +
Display Call Timers +
Display Call Meters +
Rate Programming +
Reset Timers/Meters +

Menu 4 - Call Restriction Features

Restrict Keypad Dialling +
Restrict Memory Access +
Restrict Incoming Calls +
Restrict Phone Number Length +
No Restrictions, Full Service +

Menu 5 - Secure Features

Change/Display Unlock Code+
Master Reset +
Master Clear +
Change Security Code +

Menu 6 - Other Features

Battery Save Feature (DTX) 2+
Automatic Hands Free

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Note

1. Only displayed when used with the GSM Micro Car Kits.

2. Not displayed when used with Car Kits.

3. Only displayed when used with the Basic Car Kit.

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To access features within a menu:

Enter feature number (or 1 to review features
from beginning)

To scroll through features:

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The display will show the feature name, number
and status (if applicable).

Once the desired feature is displayed:

and follow the prompts.

Menu features are simply toggled on/off using
the key. Some features will prompt for
more information, such as the security code.

To return to menu headings:

To exit menu operation:

STATUS REVIEW

STATUS REVIEW

Status review allows you to review any
features changed from their original settings.

To review these features:

or to move through the

messages.

to exit status review.

If 'Standard' appears in the display, no
default settings have been changed.

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MASTER RESET

MASTER RESET

USE THIS FEATURE WITH CAUTION.

You can reset all features that you may have
changed back to their original settings.

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Automatic Answer

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Long Tone DTMF

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Safety Timer

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All Audible Call Timers

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Automatic Call Monitor Display

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Battery Saving Feature (DTX)

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Selected Language

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Auxiliary Alert

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Auto Hands Free

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Electronic Lock

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Restricted Calls

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Keypad tones

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Ringer

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Notepad tones

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Volume level to medium

To select:

security code

'Reset Complete' will appear in the display.

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MASTER CLEAR

MASTER CLEAR

USE THIS FEATURE WITH CAUTION.

Performs the same function as 'Master Reset'
plus these additional functions;

Clears:

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All 100 memory locations*

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Notepad

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Last Number Called

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Home Charge Rate

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Roam Charge Rate

Resets:

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Resettable Call Timers

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Resettable Call Meters

To select:

security code

'Clear Complete' will appear in the display.

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* SIM card memory locations are not cleared

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SYSTEM REGISTRATION

SYSTEM REGISTRATION

Automatic Roaming

Automatic Roaming

The SIM card memory contains space for a
list of "preferred" service providers.

If coverage on your home system becomes
unavailable, the telephone will automatically
try to establish contact with one of the first
eight preferred service provider locations on
this list. This is done in the order that they are
listed.

If automatic roaming is successful the
indicator will light up indicating that you are
registered on a preferred system different
from your home system.

If service from one of the first eight preferred
service providers is not available, 'Select
Service' will appear in the display.

To defer service selection:
To see a list of service providers available in

your immediate area:

The display shows the first service
provider on the list.

Example:

1 234-01

Position on list
Star = Preferred Provider
Blank = Non-Preferred Provider
Service Provider Code

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Providers are listed in order of decreas­ing signal strength.

To scroll through provider list:

or

To select displayed service provider:

If you are accepted by the system, the display
will show the provider code and the
indicator will start flashing, indicating that you
are registered on a non-preferred system.

If you are not accepted by the system, the
indicator will flash. To select a different
service provider, continue as described in the
section, "Manual Roaming".

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Manual Roaming

Manual Roaming

You may manually select a service provider
from a list of those providing coverage at your
immediate location.

To see the list of available service providers:

The display shows the first service provider
on the list.

Example:

1 234-01

Position on list
Star = Preferred Provider
Blank = Non-Preferred Provider
Service Provider Code

The display may also show the service
provider name or the country abbreviation
with the network number.

Providers are listed in order of decreasing
signal strength.

To scroll through provider list:

or

To select displayed service provider:

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Displaying Preferred Provider List

Displaying Preferred Provider List

To see the list of preferred service providers:

The display shows the first service provider
on the list.

Example:

1* 234-01

Position on list
Preferred Provider
Service Provider Code

To scroll through provider list:

or

Where no service provider has been pro­grammed, e.g. position 7, the display will
show: 7*

To exit preferred provider list:

To programme a service provider, see the
section, "Changing Preferred Provider List".

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Changing Preferred Provider List

Changing Preferred Provider List

A list of international service providers and their
codes may be obtained from your service
provider.

Enter the preferred list and scroll to the
position you want to change as described in the
section, "Displaying Preferred Provider List".

To change the displayed service provider:

Service Provider Code

Example:

Service Provider Code = 234-01

To access preferred list:

To scroll to position:

To enter new service provider code:

To clear the displayed service provider:

Check that it is the service provider that you
want to clear.

If OK,

(If not, )

If is pressed, 'Clear?' will appear in the
display.

Confirm by
(otherwise )

To exit preferred provider list:

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MEMORY FEATURES

MEMORY FEATURES

Notepad

Notepad

During a call, if you need to record a phone
number, you can enter it into the display as a
form of electronic notepad. Once you have
ended the call, this number can then either be
called by:

or stored into memory by:

memory location number.

Recall Last Number 'Called'

Recall Last Number 'Called'

The last number called will appear.

For security reasons, you may wish to clear
the last number called. You can do so by
entering any invalid number,
and then

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Memory Linking

Memory Linking

Memory linking allows you to "link" a number
from memory to a number already in the
display.

To link numbers:

digits memory location

number.

INTERFACE FEATURES

INTERFACE FEATURES

Electronic Lock

Electronic Lock

Protects your phone from unauthorised use.

To lock:

To unlock: 3 digit unlock code

Upon delivery, the unlock code
is set to 123.

If you forget the unlock code, you can still
access the "Change Unlock Code" feature to
display the current unlock code. Your security
code will be required.

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Changing the Unlock Code

Changing the Unlock Code

To change the unlock code:

security code.

Display shows current unlock code.

new 3 digit unlock code

Your new unlock code will display for six
seconds.

Avoid using the GSM emergency number as
your unlock code.

Ringer On/Off

Ringer On/Off

To mute the ring tone of incoming calls and
replace with the word 'Call' in the display:

to toggle ringer on/off.

If "Automatic Answer" has been selected, then
muting the ring tone is not recommended.

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Keypad Tones On/Off

Keypad Tones On/Off

To mute the tones heard when pressing keys:

to toggle tones on/off.

Tone Signalling Features

Tone Signalling Features

Tone signalling features allow you to commu­nicate with external devices that respond to
Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) tones.

Notepad Tones On/Off

Notepad Tones On/Off

If you use the "Notepad" feature often, the
DTMF tones heard while pressing keys may
irritate the called party. To avoid this, you can
mute these tones:

to toggle tones on/off.

With the notepad tones muted, you will still
hear a feedback tone whenever you press a
key, but the called party will not. If you wish
to transmit DTMF tones while the notepad
tones are muted, simply:

digits

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Pauses in Memory

Pauses in Memory

This feature makes two part calling more
convenient by allowing you to dial sequences
of numbers separated by pauses. The pause
in the number sequence will stop transmission
at that point to allow for a system response,
such as a second dial tone.

To construct sequences:

Enter the first numbers you wish to send, or
recall them from memory by:

memory location number.

1. Then to insert a pause:
A small square will appear after the

number to represent the pause.

2. Enter the next number, or recall from
memory by:

memory location number.

Repeat steps 1 and 2 for a maximum of 32 digits.
An additional 12 digits may be appended to the
standard 20 digits. The international prefix (+) and
a pause each count as 1 digit.

You can store this number sequence in
memory locations 1-100. Number sequences
containing pauses cannot be stored to your
SIM card.

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To make calls using number sequences:

Construct or recall sequence first.

Digits prior to pause are transmitted.

1. Await system response.

2.

Digits prior to next pause are transmitted.
Repeat the steps 1 and 2 until all digits have

been transmitted.

DTMF Signalling

DTMF Signalling

DTMF tones used to signal pagers, access
computers, etc., can be sent using your
phone.

DTMF dialling from keypad:

Once the call is established, press the keypad
digit keys to transmit DTMF tones. Do not
use the key.

DTMF dialling from memory:

1. Establish the call.

2. Recall from memory the number you wish
to transmit as DTMF digits.

3.

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Repeat steps 2 and 3 as necessary, to send
separate groups of numbers.

Actual DTMF tone sent over the air lasts
about a tenth of a second. If you require
longer tones use the "Long Tone DTMF"
feature.

Long Tone DTMF

Long Tone DTMF

Certain electronic devices require longer
tones e.g. answering machines. This feature
allows you to transmit a DTMF tone for as
long as the key is depressed.

To select/cancel:

to toggle feature on/off.

Language Selection

Language Selection

You can select the language in which the
prompts are displayed.

To select language:

To scroll to preferred language:

or
to make language selection.

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PIN Code Enable/Disable

PIN Code Enable/Disable

You may enable or disable (if the SIM card
allows) the PIN code. When disabled, you do
not have to enter the PIN Code when the
phone is turned on.

To enable/disable PIN code:

PIN code or

If the display shows;

'Not Allowed', disabling the PIN code is not
allowed by the service provider.

'Wrong PIN', the PIN code was wrong. You
must start over. If you have forgotten your
PIN code, you may choose a new PIN code
by using the procedure described in the
section, "Unblocking the SIM Card".

'Blocked', three unsuccessful attempts at
entering the PIN code have been tried. See
section, "Unblocking the SIM Card".

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Changing the PIN Code

Changing the PIN Code

The first PIN code is selected by the SIM card
provider. The PIN code must be enabled
before it may be changed.

To change the PIN code:

original PIN code
new PIN code (4-8 digits)
new PIN code again

If the display shows:

'OK' the PIN code has been changed.
'Matching Error', the two new PIN codes did

not match. You must start over.
'Wrong PIN', the original PIN code was

wrong. You must start over.
If you have forgotten your PIN code, you may

choose a new PIN Code by using the proce­dure described in the section, "Unblocking the
SIM Card".

'Blocked', three unsuccessful attempts at
entering the PIN code have been tried. See
section, "Unblocking the SIM Card".

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Unblocking SIM Card

Unblocking SIM Card

The SIM card is blocked from use upon three
unsuccessful attempts at entering the PIN code.
To unblock the SIM card, you must choose a new
PIN code following the procedure below. Use the
unblock code supplied by the SIM card provider.

To unblock SIM card:

When 'Blocked' appears in the display,

unblock code
new PIN code (4-8 digits)
new PIN code again

If the display shows;

'OK', you have unblocked the SIM card and
entered a new PIN code.

'Matching Error,' the two new PIN codes did
not match. You must start over.

'Wrong Code,' your unblock code was
wrong. You must start over.

If you do not succeed after 10 attempts, the
SIM card is permanently blocked. 'Blocked,
See Supplier' will appear in the display. You
must then seek help from your service
provider .

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Changing the Security Code

Changing the Security Code

Upon delivery, your security code is "000000".

To change the security code:

security code
Display shows current security code

Enter new security code

In case you have forgotten the programmed
security code, please contact your telephone
dealer's service centre.

CALL MONITORING

CALL MONITORING

The phone has a variety of features to help
you monitor time and costs accumulated
when making outgoing calls.

These features provide both audible and
visual call monitoring.

One Minute Audible Call Timer

One Minute Audible Call Timer

You can programme the phone to emit a beep
10 seconds before the end of each minute of
a call.

To select/cancel:

to toggle feature on/off.

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Programmable Audible Call Timer

Programmable Audible Call Timer

You can programme the phone to signal you two
different ways:

1. Every X seconds during a call.

2. Once after Y seconds during a call.

The value of X and Y are programmed by
you. The phone will emit a beep ten seconds
before the interval X or Y is reached.

Option 1

To select/cancel:

time period in seconds (011-999)

to toggle feature on/off.

Option 2

To select/cancel:

time period in seconds (011-999)

to toggle feature on/off.

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Visual Call Timers & Meters

Visual Call Timers & Meters

The visual call monitors consist of seven call
timers and seven call meters. To use the call
meters you must programme a rate-per­minute into the phone, using either charge
units or currency.

Only outgoing calls are monitored.

Descriptions of the various call timers/meters
are as follows:

Individual - Accumulates time and charge for

the most recent call made. Automatically
returns to zero before each call.

Resettable - Accumulates time and charge for
calls made since last reset. There are three
types of resettable call timers/meters:

Home Accumulates time and charge for

calls made on your home system,
since last reset.

Roam Accumulates time and charge for

calls made while roaming, since
last reset.

Total Sum of Home and Roam call

timers/meters.

To reset all resettable call timers/meters:

2

Cumulative - Accumulates the total time and
charge for all calls made and cannot be reset.
There are three types of cumulative call
timers/meters:

Home Accumulates time and charge for

all calls made on your home
system.

Roam Accumulates time and charge for

all calls made while roaming.

Total Sum of Home and Roam call

timers/meters.

Displaying Call Timers

Displaying Call Timers

or to scroll through all

call timers.

to exit call timers.

Displaying Call Meters

Displaying Call Timers

A rate-per-minute (either currency or charge
unit) must be programmed into the phone.
See the section, "Programming Rates".

or to scroll through all

call meters.

to exit call meters.

2

Programming Rates

Programming Rates

Call meter rates can be programmed as either
currency-per-minute or charge units-per­minute. In either case, the minimum time
interval increment is 30 seconds.

To programme rates:

Security Code
Home Rate

Roam Rate

The roam rate is initially set to the home rate
to prevent you from setting it to zero by
mistake.

Automatic Monitor Displays

Automatic Monitor Displays

You can automatically display the time or
charge of each outgoing call both during and
after the call.

To select/cancel:

To toggle feature on:

Select either 'Auto Timer' or
'Auto Meter' using the scroll keys.

to confirm selection.

To toggle feature off:

2

CALL RESTRICTIONS

CALL RESTRICTIONS

Call restriction settings are stored in the
phone, but may affect SIM card usage.

The following restrictions are available:

•

Keypad Dialling

•

Memory Access

•

Incoming Calls

•

Phone Number Length

These may be selected/cancelled independ­ently to suit your needs.

Restrict Keypad Dialling

Restrict Keypad Dialling

Prevents any keypad dialling except for '112'
emergency calls and recall from memory.

To select/cancel:

To toggle feature on/off:

security code

2

Restrict Memory Access

Restrict Memory Access

Only those memory locations selected by you
are accessible for storing and recalling.
Memory locations outside this range are
programmed as either:

Protect: Storing and recalling are barred.
Recall Only: Only recalling is allowed.

To select/cancel:

To toggle feature on:

security code
Select either 'Protect' or 'Recall
Only' using the scroll keys.

to confirm selection.
Enter low limit

Enter high limit

To toggle feature off:

security code.

Restrict Incoming Calls

Restrict Incoming Calls

Only outgoing calls are allowed.

To select/cancel:

To toggle feature on/off:

security code.

2

Restrict Phone Number Length

Restrict Phone Number Length

This can be done to prevent long distance
and international calls.

DTMF signalling is also disabled.

To select/cancel:

To toggle feature on:

security code.

Display will show maximum number of
digits that can be sent.

To change this maximum:

Enter new maximum number (up to 20)

To toggle feature off:

security code.
'112' emergency calls are still possible.
Digits after pauses in phone numbers do not

count toward length limit.

Full Service

'

Full Service

Permits full keypad and memory usage.

To select:

security code.

If selected, this service will remove all call
restrictions previously selected.

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CALL BARRING

CALL BARRING

Call barring is a SIM card feature. If you
subscribe to call barring, you may bar incom­ing and/or outgoing calls by entering a special
key sequence. The key sequence includes a
"barring code" and a password.

The first password is supplied by the service
provider.

Common types of barring:

all outgoing calls barring code: 33
all outgoing international

calls barring code: 331
all outgoing international

calls except those to home
service provider barring code: 332

all incoming calls barring code: 35
all incoming calls when

roaming barring code: 351

Additional call barring services may be
provided. Consult your service provider for
further information.

2

Activating Call Barring

Activating Call Barring

barring code

password

If display shows;

'Please Wait', your request is being processed.
'Barring On', barring has been enabled.

Example

Bar all incoming calls.

barring code: 35
password: 2468

Cancelling Call Barring

Cancelling Call Barring

To cancel a single type of call barring:

barring code

password

To cancel all types of call barring:

password

'Barring Off' will appear in the display.

2

Call Barring Status

Call Barring Status

To check whether call barring is on or off:

barring code

If display shows;

'Barring On', call barring is on.
'Barring Off' call barring is off.

Each call bar type must be checked individually.

Example

Check status of 'barring all incoming calls'.
barring code: 35

Changing Call Barring Password

Changing Call Barring Password

old password
new password
new password

If display shows;
'Password Changed', password changing

was successful.
'Matching Error', the two entries of the new

passwords did not match. Try again.

2

Special Call Barring Messages

Special Call Barring Messages

While call barring is active, the following
messages may appear in the display;

'Outgoing Call Barred', you have tried to
make a call while outgoing calls are barred.

'Wrong Password', you have entered the
wrong call barring password. Try again.

'Call Barred', you have made a call to
someone who has barred incoming calls.

CALL FORWARDING

CALL FORWARDING

Call forwarding is a SIM card feature. If you
subscribe to call forwarding, you may forward
incoming calls to another phone number by
entering a special key sequence. The key
sequence includes a "forwarding code".

Common types of call forwarding:
unconditionally forwarding code: 21

Forwards all incoming
calls.

no answer forwarding code: 61

Forwards calls which
you do not answer.

not reachable forwarding code: 62

Forwards calls which
you cannot answer.

For example:

- your phone is out of coverage.

- your phone is switched off.

- your SIM card is not inserted.

2

busy forwarding code: 67

Forwards calls received
while your phone number
is busy.

Additional call forwarding services may be
provided. Consult your service provider for
further information.

Activating Call Forwarding

Activating Call Forwarding

forwarding code
phone no.

If display shows,

'Please Wait', your request is being proc­essed.

'Forward On', forwarding has been enabled.
This message also appears each time you
make a call if call forwarding is on.

'Invalid Number', The phone number you
have chosen to receive your calls is invalid.

You may use a different phone number for
each call forwarding type.

Example

Forward calls if busy.

forwarding code: 67
phone no. to receive calls: 13579246

2

Cancelling Call Forwarding

Cancelling Call Forwarding

To cancel a single type of call forwarding:

forwarding code

To cancel all types of call forwarding:

'Forward Off' will appear in the display. This
message also appears if the network cancels
call forwarding.

Example

Cancel call forwarding if busy.

forwarding code: 67

Call Forwarding Status

Call Forwarding Status

To check whether call forwarding is on or off:

forwarding code

If display shows;

'Forward On, 13579246', call forwarding is
on to number shown.

'Forward Off', call forwarding is off.
Each call forwarding type must be checked

individually.

2

Example

Check status of 'call forwarding if busy'.
forwarding code: 67

Special Call Forwarding Messages

Special Call Forwarding Messages

While call forwarding is active, the following
messages may appear in the display;

'Call Forward', either a call made to you or

a call you have made has
been forwarded.

'Busy the network is processing
Try Later', your earlier request/Please

try again later.

'Not Allowed', you cannot activate this

service subscription prob­lems and incompatible
service(s).

'Network communication with the
Problem', network failed. Please try

again.

'Invalid either a key sequence
Command', failure or an unsuccessful

attempt. If the message
appears after repeated
attempts, please consult
your service provider.

'Not Available', this service is not available.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

BATTERY OPERATION

BATTERY OPERATION

The only maintenance required for the
batteries is to keep them charged and the
contacts clean (a pencil eraser works well).
The battery pack should be near room
temperature when charging.

WARNING !

Batteries may explode if disposed of in fire.

Low Battery Warning

Low Battery Warning

When the battery level becomes too low for
normal operation, a warning signal (two
double beeps) will sound. 'Low Battery' will
appear in the display. When the battery is
almost completely discharged, the phone will
turn off.

Battery Saving Feature (DTX)

Battery Saving Feature (DTX)

The Battery Saving Feature, also known as
Discontinuous Transmission (DTX), allows the
phone to operate at reduced power when you
are not talking.

To select/cancel:

to toggle feature on/off.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Replacing Battery

Replacing Battery

To remove battery:

Grasp the phone in one hand, push the
thumb catch on the back of the phone,
and slide the battery down and off.

To attach battery:

Line up the top of the battery with the horizon­tal line on the back of the phone. Place the
battery on the guides and push up until the
battery locks into place.

Important Charging Information

Important Charging Information

•

Both NiCAD and NiMH batteries can be used

with your phone.

•

It is normal for the battery to become warm

during charging.

•

Do not leave batteries charging for more than

24 hours.

•

NiMH batteries have a high rate of self-

discharge compared to NiCAD batteries.
Battery capacity can be restored by
recharging.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Overnight Desktop Battery Charger

Overnight Desktop Battery Charger

The charger's front pocket accepts batteries
either alone or while attached to the phone.
The charger's rear pocket accepts batteries
alone.

Battery Type* Approximate

Recharge Time

NiCAD Standard XT 14 hours
NiCAD Slim XT 15 hours
NiMH Ultra Slim 10 hours

The yellow lamps indicate that the phone or
batteries are properly inserted and charging.

When charging a battery attached to the
phone, turn the phone off. Leaving your
phone on while charging could extend the
recharge time.

Note: * In some markets these batteries are

known as (in the same order as
above): TalkPak XT, Standard XT
and Standard.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Rapid Desktop Battery Charger

Rapid Desktop Battery Charger

The charger's front pocket accepts batteries
either alone or while attached to the phone.
The charger's rear pocket accepts batteries
alone.

Battery Type* Approximate

Recharge Time

NiCAD Standard XT 90 minutes
NiCAD Slim XT 90 minutes
NiMH Ultra Slim 90 minutes

The NiCAD batteries above are charged
sequentially, front pocket first followed by rear
pocket.

The NiMH battery above is charged simulta­neously (both pockets together).

Each pocket has its own three-colour lamp to
indicate that the phone or battery is properly
inserted in the charger pocket and either rapid
charging (red), finished charging (green), or
trickle charging (flashing yellow).

Note: * In some markets these batteries are

known as (in the same order as
above): TalkPak XT, Standard XT
and Standard.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

BATTERY SAVER

BATTERY SAVER

The Battery Saver requires no installation and
allows you to power your phone from the car's
electrical system. The Battery Saver does not
charge the phone's battery, but saves it from
use.

Attach the Battery Saver by sliding the flat
end of the Battery Saver connector into the
connector slot on the back of the phone. You
will hear a click when proper connection is
made. Plug the cigarette lighter adaptor into
the car's cigarette lighter socket.

To unplug the Battery Saver from the phone,
squeeze both sides of the connector until the
tabs release, then remove the connector from
the phone.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

CAR KIT FEATURES

CAR KIT FEATURES

The following features are only available
when your phone is used with the optional car
kits.

Automatic Answer

Automatic Answer

When using your phone with a Car Kit this
feature allows your phone to automatically
answer calls (no keypress required). An
incoming call will ring twice, then simply talk
into either the telephone mouthpiece or the
hands free microphone.

Automatic answer will not operate with the

Simple Micro Car Kit.
To select/cancel automatic answer:

If you are using the Coupled Micro Car Kit,
make sure the phone is resting in the cradle
for automatic answer to work properly.

If you are using the Basic Car Kit, select the
automatic hands free feature before selecting
automatic answer.

If automatic answer is selected while the
phone's ringer has been switched off, incom­ing calls will only be announced by the
message 'Call' flashing in the display. The
ring tone will not be heard.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

ENTERTAINMENT MUTE /AUXILIARY
ALERT

ENTERTAINMENT MUTE/AUXILIARY ALERT

Depending on the option selected for your
phone, only ONE of these two features will be
supported. Also, the Coupled Micro Car Kit
is required to use either of these features.

Entertainment Mute

Entertainment Mute

If your phone has this feature and your car
installation supports it, the car stereo will mute
whenever a call is made or received. Also
note that this feature CANNOT be disabled.

Auxiliary Alert

Auxiliary Alert

If your phone has this feature, Auxiliary Alert
informs you of an incoming call when outside
your car by activating an external alerting
device (horn, lights).

To select/cancel:

to toggle feature on/off.

When Auxiliary Alert is on, the word 'Alert' will
appear in the display. If the car ignition is
turned off, the phone will remain on until the
Safety Timer turns it off (See section Safety
Timer).

Turning the car ignition back on will cancel
Auxiliary Alert.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Safety Timer

Safety Timer

When using your phone with a car kit, the
safety timer prevents the phone from draining
your car's battery, if the phone is left on while
the car ignition is off.

Only the Coupled Micro Car Kit will support
this feature.

Although your phone does turn off with the car
ignition, you can turn the phone back on by

pressing . Also, if you switch the car
ignition off during a call, the phone will remain

on allowing you to complete the call.
The safety timer can be programmed to turn

the phone off 1 - 999 minutes after the car
ignition is switched off. If the timer is not
programmed, it will default to four hours. The
safety timer cannot be disabled.

To select:

The current time period will appear in the
display. If no keys are pressed within 6
seconds, this time will be retained.

To change time:

Enter new time period (up to 999).

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

MICRO CAR KITS

MICRO CAR KITS

Simple Micro Car Kit

Simple Micro Car Kit

The Simple Micro Car Kit provides:

•

A holder (cradle) for the phone.

•

Charging of the phone's battery while the

phone is mounted in the holder.

•

Charging of the phone's battery while

separated from the phone.

When used along with the optional Battery
Saver accessory, this kit also provides:

•

Power to the phone from the car battery.

•

Immediate communications regardless of

the phone battery charge level.

Coupled Micro Car Kit

Coupled Micro Car Kit

In addition to the above features, the Coupled
Micro Car Kit provides:

•

Connection to an outside cellular antenna

during hands free calls.

•

Automatic Hands Free operation.

•

Built-in hands free speaker.

•

Optional "Boom Microphone" accessory for

headset hands free capability.

•

Optional easy-install "External Speaker"

accessory.

•

Automatic car stereo muting (entertainment

mute) when receiving incoming calls.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Note:

This feature is compatible with only certain car
stereos. Your phone must also be pro­grammed to support this feature. If your
phone does support this feature, you will not
be able to activate 'auxiliary alert'.

Micro Car Kit Operation

Micro Car Kit Operation

Turn off your phone before attaching or
detaching the car kit coil cord (or optional

Battery Saver coil cord if using the Simple
Micro Car Kit). Attach the coil cord by sliding

the flat end of the connector into the connec­tor slot on the back of the phone. You will
hear a click when proper connection is made.

To unplug the coil cord, squeeze both sides of
the connector until the tabs release, then
remove from phone. When not in use, place
the coil cord connector into the storage slot
located on the top surface of the telephone
holder.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Place your phone (bottom end first) into the
holder,1 then pivot the phone's top backwards
until it clicks into place as shown in figure 1.

2

release button

Figure 1. Insertion of Pocket Telephone into Car Kit

Charger/Holder

The phone's flip can be opened and closed while
in the holder. To release the phone, press the
button(s) on the side(s) of the holder. Pivot the top
of the phone towards you and slide it upwards out
of the holder.

1

2

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Micro Car Kit Vehicular Charger

Micro Car Kit Vehicular Charger

Your Car Kit includes a rapid vehicular charger.
The charger will fast charge all approved pocket
phone batteries whenever either the battery alone,
or the battery connected to the phone is placed in
the holder. The LED light located next to the
holder button will light up to indicate the following:

flashing red: "Alert" - charging problem!

Check to ensure that the metal
contacts on the battery and on
the holder are clean. Then re­insert your phone or battery back
into the holder. If there is still no
change, try a different battery, or
contact your dealer.

steady red: rapid charging
green: done charging
yellow: "Waiting" to charge (battery

too hot/too cold).

Charge times will vary depending on the type
of battery used and the vehicle's electrical
system. Note that charging stops in most
permanent installations when the vehicle's
ignition is turned off.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Switching Phone On/Off

Switching Phone On/Off

Simple Micro Car Kit:

The phone must be turned on or off manually by

Coupled Micro Car Kit:

If your car kit has been installed with Ignition
Sense Activation, the phone will turn on or off

with the car's ignition switch, as long as the
phone was powered on before the ignition
was last turned off.

If you turn your car ignition off during a call,
the phone will remain on until you end the
call.

If you have purposely or unintentionally left
your phone on while connected to the Car Kit,
the safety timer will turn the phone off after a
user selected time period (or four hours if no
time period has been selected) to prevent
draining the car's battery.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Adjusting Volume

Adjusting Volume

To adjust hands free speaker volume:

Operate the phone's volume buttons with the
phone in the cradle. If your are not in a call, a
representative tone will be heard.

To adjust earpiece volume:

Operate the volume buttons with the phone
held to your ear.

To adjust boom headset volume:

Operate the volume buttons with the phone in
the cradle and the headset plugged in.

Automatic Hands Free

Automatic Hands Free

Hands Free operation is enabled or disabled
automatically by the phone holder (not
applicable for the Simple Micro Car Kit).
When your phone is inserted into the holder,
and the coil cord is attached to the phone,
your phone will automatically operate in
hands free mode. When the phone is re­moved from the holder the phone will revert to
normal handset mode.

For the 'Coupled' Micro Car Kit, the phone will
only operate with the outside cellular antenna
while the phone is mounted in the holder.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Standard Hands Free

Standard Hands Free

This feature is available when you need to
enter and exit hands free without the use of
the cradle. For example, you may want to
use the cradle to charge a second battery
while still communicating in hands free mode.

The following are methods for selecting/
cancelling hands free while your phone is out
of the cradle and in a call:

Either

Close and then open the phone's flip within
one second.

or

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Micro Car Kit Rear Panel

Micro Car Kit Rear Panel

The Coupled Micro Car Kits come with a rear
panel as shown below:

Indicates Optional External Speaker. If you

purchase this additional accessory, the speaker
cord will be installed into either this port or a port
behind your dashboard.

Indicates the car kit microphone. All
Coupled Micro Car Kits come standard with a
microphone, which is plugged into the car kit
in this panel and mounted above your front
windshield.

Indicates Optional Boom microphone. If
you purchase this accessory you must unplug
your standard microphone and slide the
microphone door across to reveal the port of
the Boom Microphone (both microphones
cannot be connected to your Car Kit at the
same time). Use of the Boom microphone
automatically cancels the voice functionality of
the internal speaker, which is built into your
Car Kit and provides improved Hands Free
Capabilities.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

BASIC CAR KIT

BASIC CAR KIT

The Basic Car Kit provides:

•

Full Duplex Hands Free operation.

•

Power to the phone from the car's battery.

•

Connection to an outside cellular antenna

during hands free calls.

•

Constant illumination of the phone's keypad

and display while the car is on.

•

Charging of the phone's battery while mounted

in the holder.

Basic Car Kit Operation

Basic Car Kit Operation

Turn off your phone before attaching or detaching
the Car Kit coil cord. Attach the coil cord by sliding
the flat end of the connector into the connector slot
on the back of the phone. You will hear a click
when proper connection is made.

To unplug the coil cord, squeeze both sides of the
connector until the tabs release, then remove from
phone. When not in use, place the coil cord
connector into the storage slot located on the top
surface of the telephone holder.

Place your phone (bottom end first) into the holder,
then pivot the phone's top backwards until it clicks
into place as shown in figure 2.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Fig. 2 Insertion of Personal Telephone into

Car Kit charger/holder.

The phone's flip can be opened and closed while
in the holder. To release the phone, press the
button on the right side of the holder. Pivot the top
of the phone toward you and lift.

Basic Car Kit Vehicular Charger

Basic Car Kit Vehicular Charger

The Basic Car Kit Vehicular Charger will
charge the phone's battery in the car when­ever the phone is placed in the holder.

When the charger's 2-colour lamp is red, the
battery is fast charging. When the lamp turns
green, the battery has finished fast charging
and is trickle charging. Charging stops in
most permanent installations when the car's
ignition is turned off.

Battery charging using the vehicular charger
will achieve charge times approximately equal
to those of the Rapid Desktop Charger.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Switching Phone On/Off

Switching Phone On/Off

If your Car Kit has been installed with Ignition
Sense Activation, the phone will turn on or off
with the car's ignition switch, as long as the
phone was powered on before the ignition
was last turned off.

If you turn your car ignition off during a call,
the phone will remain on until you end the
call.

Adjusting Volume

Adjusting Volume

To adjust hands free speaker volume:

Operate the phone's volume buttons either during
a hands free call or before placing the call with
auto hands free selected. If you are not in a
call, a representative tone will be heard.

To adjust earpiece volume:

You must be in a call using the handset. Operate
the volume buttons with the phone held to your
ear.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

Automatic Hands Free

Automatic Hands Free

Hands free operation can be enabled two
different ways:

1. Automatically by selecting the Auto Hands

Free feature.

2. Manually, during a call, either by closing

and then opening the phone's flip within
one second.

or by

To select Automatic Hands Free:

Your phone must be connected to the Basic
Car Kit.

You may wish to select this feature the first
time you use the Car Kit.

To make calls with Auto Hands Free on:

Enter telephone number (or recall one from
memory).

You will hear call through the hands free
speaker. When call is answered, leave phone
in holder and speak normally.

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ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS

To receive calls with Auto Hands Free on:

Either:

or open the "flip".

Leave phone in holder and speak normally.

Switching Between Hands Free
and Handset

Switching Between Hands Free and Handset

During a call, either close and then open the
phone's flip within one second or

A

Automatic Answer 61
Automatic Monitor Displays 45
Automatic Redial 15
Automatic Roaming 26
Auxiliary Alert 62

B

Barring password. See Data card
Basic Car Kit 72
Basic Car Kit Operation 72
Basic Car Kit Vehicular Charger 73
Battery Charging 57
Battery Level 7
Battery Operation 56
Battery Saver 60
Battery Saving Feature (DTX) 56

C

Call Barring 49-52

Activating 50
Cancelling 50
Changing Password 51
Special Messages 52
Status 51

Call Forwarding 52-55

Activating 53
Cancelling 54
Special Messages 55

Status 54
Call Meters 43
Call Monitoring 41
Call Restrictions 46
Call Timers 42-44
Car Kit Features 61
Clearing Numbers Stored in Memory 20

D

Dialling Errors 14
Display 6
DTMF Signalling 36
DTX. See Battery Saving Feature

E

Electronic Lock 32
Emergency Calls 16
Ending Calls 14
Entering the Pin Code 13
Entertainment Mute 64

F

Feature Menus 21
Full Service 48

H

Handset. See figure on front flap
Handsfree Operation

Auto Handsfree 69, 75
Handsfree to Handset Switching 76

Standard Handsfree 70

I

Indicators 6 - 7
Interface Features 32
International Calls 15

K

Keypad 8
Keypad Tones On/Off 34

L

Language Selection 37
Last Number Called 31
Long Tone DTMF 37
Low Battery Warning 56

M

Manual Roaming 28
Master Clear 25
Master Reset 24
Memory Features 31
Memory Linking 32
Micro Car Kits 64

Coupled 64

Simple 64
Micro Car Kit Operation 65
Micro Car Kit Rear Panel 71
Micro Car Kit Vehicular Charger 67
Microphone Mute 9

N

Notepad 31
Notepad Tones On/Off 34

O

One Minute Audible Call Timer 41
Overnight Desktop Battery Charger 58

P

Pauses in Memory 35
PIN Code 13

Actual code. See Data card

Changing 39

Enable/Disable 38

Entering 13

Preferred Provider List 29

Changing 30

Displaying 29
Programmable Audible Call Timer 42
Programming Rates 45

R

Rapid Desktop Battery Charger 59
Recalling Telephone Nos. from Memory 19
Recall Last Number 'Called' 31
Receiving Calls 14
Replacing Battery 57
Restrict Incoming Calls 47
Restrict Keypad Dialling 46
Restrict Memory Access 47
Restrict Phone Number Length 48
Ringer On/Off 33

S

Safety Timer 63
Security Code

Actual code. See Data Card

Changing 41
SIM Card 10

Inserting 11

Problems with 12

Unblocking 40

Releasing 8
Speed Dial 20
Status Review 23
Storing Names into Memory 17
Storing Telephone Nos. into Memory 19
Switch Phone On/Off 12
System Registration 26

T

Tone Signalling Features 34

U

Unlock Code

Actual Code. See Data Card
Changing 33

V

Visual Call Timers & Meters 43
Volume Adjust (Basic Car Kit) 74
Volume Adjust (Micro Car Kit) 69
Volume Keys 8