Motorola V688 Owner's Manual

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This Very important information about safety and efective use of the call phone. Be sure to read and understand it before using your phone.

RF Operational Characteristics

Your phone contains a transmitter and a receiver. When it is ON, it receives and transmits radio frequency (RF) energy. The phone operates in the frequuency range of ___ MHz to ___MHz in digital mode.

When you communicate with your phone, the systen handling your call controls the power levels at which your phone transmits. The output power level typicall may vary over a range from___watts to ___ watts in digital mode.

Exposure To Radio Frequency Energy

Your Motorola phone is designed to comply with the follwing national and international standards and guuidelines regarding exposure of human beings to radio frequency electromagnetic energy(EME) :

●United States Federal Communications Commission, Code of Regulations, 47 CFR part 2 sub-part J

●American National Standards Institute(ANSI)/Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) C95. 1-1992

●Institute of Electrical and Dlectronic Engineers(IEEE) C95.1-1999 Edition

●International Commission on Non-lonizing Radiation-Human Exposure) Standard 1999

To assure optimal phone performance and make sure human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic

energy is within the guidelines set forth in the above stadards, always adhere to the following procedures.

Portable Phone Operation and EME Exposure

Antenna Care

Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna.

Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could damage the phone and may violate FCC regulations.

Do NOT hold the antenna when the phone is in use.

Holding the antenna affects call quality and cause the phone to operate at a higher power level than needed.

Phone Operation

When placing or receiving a phone call, hold your phone as you would a wireline telephone.

Speak directly into the microphone.

Body-Worn Operation

To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines, if you wear a phone on your body when transmitting, always place the phone in a Motorola-supplied or approved clip, holder, holster, case, or body harmess for this product. Use of non-Motorola-approved accessories may exceed FCC RF exposure gyidelines.

If you do not use a body-worn accessory, and are not holding the phone in the normal antenna are at least one inch (2.5 centimeters) from your body.

Data Operation

When using any data feature of the phone, with or without an accessory cable,

position the phone and its antenna at least one inch (2.5 centimeters) from your body.

Approved Accessories

For a list of approved Motorola accessories, visit our website at www.motorola.com

Aircraft

When instructed to do so, turn off your phone when on board an aircraft. Any use of a phone must be in accordance with appliable regulations per airline crew instructions.

Modical Devices

Pacemakers

The Advanced Medical Technology Association recommends that a minimum separation of 6 inches (15 centimeters) be maintained between a handheld wireless phone and a pacemaker. these recommendations are consistent with tje independent research by, and recommendations of, the United States Food and Drug Adminstration.

Electromagnetic Interference/Compatibility

Note :Nearly every electronic device is susceptible to electgromagnetic interference(EMI) if inadequately shielded, designd, or otherwise configured for electromagnetic compatibility.

Facilities

To avoid electromagnetic interference and/or compatibility conflicts, turn off your phone in any facility where posted notices instruct you to do so. Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment that is sensitive to external RF energy.

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Persons with pacemakers should :

● ALWAYS keep the phone more than six inches (15 centimeters) from your pacemaker when the phone is turned ON.

● NOT carry the phone in the breast pocket.

● use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimize the potential for interference.

● turn OFF the phone immediately if you have any reason to suspect that interference is taking place.

Hearing Aids

Some digital wireless may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interference, you may want to consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives.

Other Medical Devices

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

Safety and General

Use While Driving

Check the laws and regulations on the use of phones in the area where you drive. Always obey them. When using your phone while driving , please :

● Give full attention to driving and to the road.

● Use hands-free operation, if available.

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

Potentially Explosive Atmospheres

Turn off your phone prior to entering any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere, unless the phone is a model specifically identified as being “Intrinsically Safe.” Do not remove, install, or charge batteries in such areas. Sparks in a potentially explosive atmosphere can cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or enen death.

Note : The areas with potentially explosive atmospheres referred to above include fueling areas such as below decks on boats, fuel or chemical transger or storage facilities, areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust, or metal powders, and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine. Areas with potentially explosive atmospheres are aften but not always posted.

Blasting Caps and Areas

To avoid possible interference with blasting operations, turn OFF your phone when you are near electrical blasting caps, in a blasting area, or in areas posted. “Turn off two-way radio.” Obey all signs and instructions.

Operational Warnings

For Vehicles With an Air Bag

Do not place a portable phone in the area over an air bag or in the air bag deployment area. Air bags inflate with great force. If a portable phone is placed in the air bag deployment area and the air bag inflates, the phone may be propelled with great force and cause serious injury to occupants of the vehicle.

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Batteries

All batteries can cause property damage and/or bodily injury such as burns if a conductive material such as jewelry, keys, or beaded chains touches exposed terminals. The conductive material may conplete an electrical circuit (short circuit) and become quite hot. Exercise care in handling any charged battery, particularly when placing it inside a pocket, purse, or other container with metal objects.

VI. 타이머기능사용하기

Checking Schedule 6 4 Deleting Schedule 6 4

Checking to do list 6 5 Deleting to do list 6 6

VIII. Phone Setting

Setting Graphic 6 9 Call Forward 7 1

Changing Lock Code 7 8 Call Restriction 7 8 Master Reset 7 9 S/W Version 7 9 PIN Set 8 0

Contents

contents

I. Before Using

Confirming Components 1 4 Name and Function of Each Part 1 4 Basic Keypad Operation 1 5 Menu Map 1 6 Display Icon 2 1 How to Use Battery Cell Phone and Battery Pack 2 2

Precautions When Using 2 6

The Battery and UIM Card 2 2 Changing Battery Pack 2 3 Battery Pack Charging Progress State 2 3 Battery Pack Charging Time 2 4 Battery Pack Operating Time 2 4 Low Voltage Alert 2 5 Battery Pack Care Information 2 5

II. Basic Operation

Power ON and OFF Power ON 2 8 Placing a Call 2 8

Power OFF 2 8 Placing a call from Phone Book 2 9

Turbo Dialing 2 9 Electronic Dialing 2 9 Emergency Dialing 3 0 Voice Dialing 3 1

II. Basic Operation

II. 기본기능사용하기

Receiving a Call 3 2

Unanswered Call 3 6

Receiveing a call Using E a r m i c r o p h o n e 3 3 Setting Answer mode 3 3 Using Answer Machine 3 4

III. How to use Phone Book

Saving numbers to Phone Book 3 8

Modifying Phone Book 4 2

Deleting Phone numbersDeleting the whole phone number list4 4

Retrieving Phone numberRerieving with View All 4 6

Saving numbers on the Menu 3 8 Saving numbers in the Standby mode3 9 Using While saving phone book 4 2

Saving numbers on the Menu 4 3 Modifying a name and E-mail address4 3 Modifying groups 4 3

Deleting the whole contents of saved on the list4 4 Deleting a particular item 4 5 Deleting a group 4 5

Retrieving by Loc 4 6 Retrieving by Group 4 7 Retrieving by Name 4 7

III. How to use Phone Book VI. Using PIM

Retrieving the Phone Book Information 4 8

Viewing the Recent Call List 4 8 Viewing Received Call List 4 8 Viewing Unanswered Call List 4 8 Retrieving Stored Information 4 9 Viewing Your Number 4 9 Copy Entries 4 9 Clearing Call to List/Received Call List/Unanswered Call List 5 0

VI. Using Bell Control

Changing Ring type Storing Record Sound 5 2 Changing Reception modeSetting up Etiquette mode 5 3 Adjust Ring Volume 5 4 Setting Connect Tone 5 5 Setting Greeting Tone 5 5

VlI. Using Alarm/Timer

Using Alarm Setting Alarm 5 7 Viewing World Time 5 9

Viewing the information about call time 5 9

Setting 1 Min Timer 6 1

Alarm Off 5 8

I n d i v i d u a l 6 0 C u m u l a t i v e 6 0 Roam Timer 6 0 Viewing the infromation about Reset Timer6 0

Using Schedule Entering Schedule 6 3

Using To do list Entering to do list 6 5

Using Calendar 6 6

D i s p l a y Selecting backlt 6 8 Call Setting Call Waiting 7 0 Change Banner 7 4

Auto Area Code Setup 7 5 Setting international phone number 7 5 Language Selection 7 6 Auto hyphen 7 6 Changing the phone’s settingAuto Lock 7 7

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IX. Using Additional Functions

Using Calculator 8 2 Using Record Function R e c o r d i n g 8 2

Editing my phone 8 4 Wireless Data Communication Service 8 5

Playing Game Marble Hexa 8 6

Ending recording 8 3 Record Playing 8 3 Record Deleting 8 4

Data Rate 8 5 Data Profile 8 5 Use 1x Data 8 5

Witty Adventure 8 7

X. Using Function During a Call

Controlling volume during the call 8 9 Memo during the call 8 9 Viewing menu during the call 8 9 Sending my number 9 0 S i l e n c e 9 0

Xl. Using SMS Features

Checking Message Reading Message 9 2 Searching Message Sending a new text message 9 3

Deleting Message Delete One 9 6

Sending a stored text message 9 4 Sending a new EMS 9 4 Sending a stored EMS 9 5

Delete All 9 6

Xl. Using SMS Features

Message Reception Function Setup 9 7

Move to Message Move to UIM 9 6 Memory Status Text Msgs 9 7 EMS Folder Text Msgs 9 8

Alert frequncy 9 5 View message 9 5 Save To 9 6

Move to Phone 9 6

EMS Msgs 9 7

XlI. Using WAP Browser

Accessing Internet Accessing Internet 1 0 2

WAP Menu 1 0 2 Setup WAP browser configuration 1 0 3

XlII. Appendix

T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g 1 0 5 Specification and Characteristics 1 0 6 Summary Table 1 0 7

Before Using

1. Confirming Components 14

2. Name and Function of Each Part 14

3. Basic keypad Operation 15

4. Menu Map 16

5. Display Icon 21

6. How to Use Battery 22

7. Precautions When Using 26

Before Using

1. Confirming Components

■

P h o n e

■

B a t t e r y ( 5 2 0 m A h / 8 2 0 m A h )

■

U s e r’s Manual

2. Name and Function of Each Part

A n t e n n a

E a r p i e c e

T e r m i n a l

Service Lamp

S p e a k e r

Phone Book, Recent Call, Game One-Touch key

Volume Button

R e c e i v e r

LCD Screen

WAP special key Navigation Key

T r a n s m i t t e r Wireless Data Communication

Cable Connection Port

3. Basic Keypad Operation

■ To Place or receive a call.

■ Short press : To dispaly a call-to list

■ To turn the power ON/OFF and end a call

■ To end a selected feature to return to the initial screen

■ IDLE Mode

Left : ‘M E N U’- Press to go to MENU Right : ‘M E S S A G E ’- Press to go to MESSAGE Up : ‘S H O R T C U T’- Press to go to SHORTCUT Down : ‘S T O R E ’- Press to go to STORE

■ MENU Navigation

Left/Right : Press to select or cancel a menu. Up/Down : Scroll function.

■ Dial buttons - To enter numbers and characters

■ Quick dialing for an international call

■ To set/reset Etiquette feature

To set/reset One-touch lock feature

■ To delete characters or number while entering them

Short press : To delete characters one by one Long press : To delete the whole characters

■ To move to the upper menu or previous display screen

■ Scrolling menus or adjusting volume during

a call in process

■ Press once to indicate Recording menu.

■ Press and hold for a few seconds to indicate voice dial.

■ WAP special(Start Browser, UTK) key.

■ Phone Book one-touch key :

Press to go to Phone Book menu.

■ Recent Calls one-touch key(In standby mode) :

Press to go to CLI List, UnansCall, Call-to List.

■ Game one-touch key(Marble Hexa, Witty Adventure)

Before Using

4. Menu Map

Before Using

1. View All

2. Recall By Loc

3. Recall By Group

4. Recall By Name

5. CLI List

6. UnansCall

7. Memory Status

8. View My Num

1. Phone Book

9. Copy Entries

1. UimCard to Phone Section Copy

2. Phone to UimCard Single Copy

2. Tone Control

1. Ringer Style

1. Ringer Tone(1~10)

2. Melody(1~20)

3. Recorded Sound(1~5)

4. Musics(1~20)

5. My Bell(1~10)

2. Ring/Vib

1. Bell Only

2. Vib.Only

3. Vib. Then Bell

4. Lamp

3. Ring Volume

4. Connect Tone

5. Greeting Tone

3. Alarm/Timer

1. Alarm

1. Alarm Setting Choose Time (10 Min Later/30 Min Later 1 Hour Later/3 Hour Later) Set Time Set Ringer (Ringer Tone(1~10)/ M e l o d y ( 1 ~ 2 0 ) )

2. Alarm Off Choose Time Off Set Time Off

2. World Time

3. Alarm/Timer

3. Call Time

1. Individual

2. Cumulative

3. Roam Timer

4. Reset Timer

5. 1 Min Timer

4. PIMS

1. Schedule

1. Enter Schedule

2. Check Schedule

2. To do list (1~20)

3. Calendar

5. Phone Setup

1. Display

1. Backlit Select MainLCD Backlit (10 sec./20 sec. 30 sec./Always off) Keypad Backlit (10 sec./Folder open Always off)

2. Service Light

3. Contrast Ctrl (0~9)

2. Call Setting

1. Call Answer Flip Answer Auto Answer

2. Call Setting

2. Call Waiting

3. Call Forward FWD All Calls FWD Default FWD If Busy FWD If No Answ

3. Change Banner

4. Auto Area Code

5. Set Int’l Code

6. Change Language C h i n e s e / E n g l i s h

7. Auto hyphen

6. Lock/Secure(Enter code)

1. Auto Lock

2. Emergency Calls 1~4

3. Change Lock Code

4. Clear List

1. Phone Book

2. Call-to List

3. CLI List

4. Unans List

5. Schedule

6. To do list

5. Call Restrict

1. Int’l Call

6. Master Reset

Before Using

6. Lock/Secure(Enter code)

7. S/W Version

8. PIN Set

1. Require PIN

2. PIN Change

7. WAP Browser

1. Homepage

2. Bookmarks

3. Stored Page

4. History

7. WAP Browser

5. Browser Setup

1. Proxy Setup

2. Clear History

3. Image Setup

4. Clr Stored Page

6. Start Browser

8. Data

1. Data Rate

1. 19200/ 2. 115200

3. 230400

2. Data Profile 1~5

3. Use 1X Data

SHORTCUT

1. Graphic Mode

1. Idle Mode

1. Normal/ 2. Animation 1~2

2. Power On

1. Normal

3.Power Off

1. Normal

4. In Calling

1. Normal

2. Answer Machine

1. Answer Machine

2. Answer Ment SEL

1. Default Ment

2. User Rec. Ment

SHORTCUT

2. Answer Machine

3. Answering Rec.

4. Answering Play

1. Default Ment

2. User Rec. Ment

3. Calculator

MESSAGE

1. Read Msgs

1. Phone Inbox

2. UIM

3. EMS

2. Send a Msg

1. New Text Msg

2. Stored Txt Msgs

3. New EMS

4. Stored EMS

3. Voice Msgs

4. Delete Msgs

1. Received Msgs

2. Stored Msgs

3. All Msgs

5. Inbox Setup

1. Alert freqncy

2. View Msg

3. Save To

6. Memory Status

1. Text Msgs

2. EMS Msgs

7. EMS Folder

1. Music 1~20

2. Pictures 1~20

3. Animations 1~15

Before Using

STORE

Game

Recording

1. Phone

2. UIM

1. Marble Hexa

2. Witty Adventure

1. Record

2. Play

3. Delete All

Voice Dialing

1. Storing

2. View List

3. Auto Dialing

4. Delete All

UNI Info

1. Start Browser

2. UTK

5. Dispaly Icon

[Internal display screen]

Correntsignal streng this indicated by the number of lines shown. Indicates current calling status. This icon appears when a call is in process. WAP connecting mode.

Phone Lock setting activated. Disappearing when it is inactivated.

Text or voice message received. It disappears when you retrieve new message. Alarm setting activated. Disappearing when you discharge Alarm setting. Indicates Ringer type is Vib Only. Indicates Ringer type is Vib Then Bell. Etiquette mode status. Disappearing when it is inactivated. Indicates battery charge level

Fully charged status shown Low battery Low battery warnning If you connect the data communication cable, it is displayed on the screen. The display caries depending on the Rx mode you have selected at Data setup

Data Received Displayed on screen when you use the earmicrophone. Displayed on screen when Answer Machine is in activation.

Before Using

6. How to Use Battery

󱀣 Cell Phone and Battery Pack

②

①

②

①

I A s s e m b l y

①Fit the battery pack correctly into the groove provided on the lower side of the handset. ②Side it all the way in the arrow direction until a ‘c l i c k ’is heard.

I I R e m o v a l

①Press the removal button upward. ②Remove the battery pack in the arrow direction from the handset.

󱀤 The Battery and UIM Card

I Installing UIM Card on the Phone

Disconnect the battery pack from the phone and side UIM Card into the rail on the back of the phone.

UIM Card ?

NOTE!!

UIM Card contains your Phone Number, service details, and phonebook/message memory, Caution : Do not bend or scratch your UIM Card. Avoid exposing your UIM Card to static electricity,water, or dirt

󱀥 Charging Battery Pack

I. Charging battery on the table dock

The battery is not fully charged when it is supplied. Be sure to charge the battery fully before you use the phone.

■ Connect the DC power cable to the wall outlet.

■ Check if the triangular lamp on the AC cable jack turns on in orange.

■ Connect the AC power cable to the port on the rear of the table dock.

■ Place the handset on the table dock. (There is only on hole on the dock, you cannot recharge two batteries together.)

■ You can recharge the battery without the handset if you mount the batter on the battery case.

■ Battery recharge status is on the triangular lamp on the AC power cable jack.

II. Recharging battery with the AC power cable

■ Connect the DC power cable to the wall outlet.

■ Be sure that the triangular lamp on the DC power cable jack turns on and flickers.

■ Connect the DC power cable jack to the port on the bottom of the handset.

■ Battery recharge status is on the triangular lamp on the AC power cable jack.

󱀦 Battery Pack Charging Progress State

D e s c r i p t i o n

Cable jack

■ The charging terminals are not contacted properly. Check to see if the battery pack is clean, and then make another attempt.

■ The battery pack or any other component is defective. Contact the service center.

Being charged At completion of charging

R e d G r e e n

Before Using

■ The battery pack is on standby for charging or is being charged in a too hot of cold place.

■ If you place it in room temperature, the indicator lamp will charge into red and charging operation will be resumed.

󱀧 Battery Pack Charging Time

D e s c r i p t i o n 5 2 0 m A h ( V 6 8 8 ) 8 2 0 m A h ( V 6 8 8 )

Required Time

■ Recharging time varies by the battery pack and charger status.

■ If AC power voltage applied to the power supply adapter is low, the charging time may become longer.

■ If ambient temperature is too high or low, charging may not be done sufficiently. Always charge the battery in room temperature.

About 130 Min About 150 Min

󱀨 Battery Pack Operating Time

5 2 0 m A h ( V 6 8 8 ) 8 2 0 m A h ( V 6 8 8 )

Slot Mode 0T i m e

About 30~50 hours

Standard Talk time

■ The slot mode varies according to service areas.

■ Electric currents are consumed more during a call or when using WAP or Game than in standby state, so the the longer call time is, the shorter the standby time becomes.

■ Receiving a call requires the same amount of electric currents as when placing a call.

■ Standby time in ‘NO SERVICE’area becomes shorter.

■ The operating time varies accrding to charging state, temperature(low/high),radio wave condition in the area of use, backlight status.

Slot Mode 1

About 60~80 hours

About 105 Min

Slot Mode 2

About 90~120 hoursS tandard Standby Time

Slot Mode 0

About 50~80 hours

Slot Mode 1

About 100~130 hours

About 150~180 hours

About 170 Min

Slot Mode 2

󱀩 Low Voltage Alert

■ When the battery pack is almost used up, the phone sounds a ‘b e e p’and ‘ ‘ f l a s h e s .

■ If you continue to use your phone in this state, the power of the phone is turned off. lmmediately charge your phone.

■ If ‘ ‘flashes, although you press the button, backlight for display screen and buttons may not be On and the cell phone features are not supported properly. Immediately charge your phone before using again.

󱀪 Battery Pack Care Information

■ Always use the authorized, dedicated charger and battery pack. If an unauthorized battery pack is installed, a ‘Warning! Unauthorized Battery’message is displayed on the Wait display screen.

■ Using and unauthorized charger could cause damage to the battery pack or explosion may result. Never use such a product.

■ Never short-circuit the contact terminals of the battery pack. Explosion may result. Always store the battery pack

in the battery case

■ Always charge or store the battery pack in room temperature. Charging would not be done sufficiently and the indicator lamp

changes into orange if you change the battery pack in a too hot place(in a car in summer or near open flames)or a too cold place. If it is stored over an extended period of time, its capacity level becomes lower, shortening its operating time.

■ Never disassemble the battery pack or place it near open flames.

■ Store the charger and battery pack in the area out of children’s reach.

■ Never give a strong impact to your phone or let it drop. Malfunctions or short life may result.

■ Any foreign matters in contact with the metallic part of contact terminals on the charger and battery pack may interfere with

charging process. Always keep them clean.

■ The chargeable battery pack is a consumable item. Repeated switching between charging and discharging reducess its service

life slowly. If the battery operating time is reduced to a half level compared to that when purchased, replace it with a new one.

Before Using

7. Precautions When Using

■ If the lamp flickers while you are charging your phone and battery, charging operation fails. If you leave it in such a state, the charger may malfunction.

■ Always use authorized, dedicated battery pack and charger. Using an unauthorized battery pack or charger rejects the services offered by Motorola.

■ Do not use the charger to charge phones and batteries of different models. Problems may result.

■ Never use them in a humid, hot atmosphere. If your phone becomes damp, malfunction may result. If submerged, it may be beyond repair. Never turn the power ON with your phone wet. Instead, remove the battery pack and contact the nearest service center for repair.

■ Never disassemble or alter your phone. Unauthorzed disassembly may reject free service offered by Motorola.

■ If you sit down with your phone stored in a hip pocket, use care not to give a strong impact to it. It may be broken.

■ Do not grab the antenna or allow it to contact your body during a call.

■ Avoid cleaning your phone with chemical solutions such as solvent or thinner.

■ Use care not to give an impact or vibration to your phone. When not in use, it should be stored in a safe place.

■ Use the authorized handsfree kit. Otherwise, malfunction may result. Especially, products having strong magnetism may be a direct cause for malfunction of cell phone, which will reject the free service offered by Motorola.

■ In order to prevent any harm to human body, do not hold the battery in the mouth and do not use the damaged battery.

■ Keep the handset away from any magetic product such as credit card, phone card that may be damaged by the electro magnetic field of the handset.

■ Keep the handset away from any heating facility such as stove, microwave or oven.

■ Do not apply excessive force to the handset to protect appearance and internal parts of the handset.

■ Do not hold the strap and turn the handset round not to hurt anyone.

■ Be sure that the handset is not held between the automatic doors of a bust or subway train.

Basic Operation

1. Power ON and OFF 28

2. Placing a Call 28

3. Receiving a Call 32

4. Unanswered Call 36

Basic Operation

1. Power ON and OFF

2. Placing a Call

󱀣 Power ON

P r e s s

■ The service lamp is on, displaying China Unicom and user-set graphic. And then, the initial screen is displayed.

■ Graphics displayed on the power on screen can be changeed from the Graphic Mode under SHORTCUT.

󱀤 Power OFF

Press and hold

■ The graphic disappears and the power is turned off.

■ Graphics displayed on the power off screen can be changeed from the Graphic Mode under SHORTCUT.

Enter a desired area code and phone number ▶

󱀣 Placing a call from Phone Book

Use search to select a desired person to call.(see pp.86~88 Searching Phone Number)

■ If you select a person and press , a call is placed to the ‘Representative Number’.

Select a person to call ▶Select an item to call ▶

󱀤

Turbo Dial

Press and hold a location to call on Wait Mode connects a call to the representative number of the appropriate location number is 17, Press the dial button and press and hold .(see P.81)

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󱀥 Electronic Dialing

You can use this function to make a call to ARS or telebanking, or to retrieve a voice message. If you want to cancel the electronic dialing, press o r

Enter Phone Number

Input key

You should press o r

The numbers after‘T’are sent shortly after

▶ E n t e r‘P’or ‘T’and then a number to be dialed electronically ▶

Operating Method

to send the number after ‘P’

Basic Operation

󱀦 Emergency Dialing

You can place calls to emergency numbers stored in the emergency list even if your phone is locked.

Enter an Emergency Number ▶

1. Emergency number List

Select MENU ▶ Select Lock/Secure and Enter Lock Code ▶ Emergency ▶Emergency Call 1,2,3 or 4 ▶

The number is displayed

󱀧 Voice Dialing

If you speak a stored name, a call is connected to the appopriate number. If voice dial feature has been set up, opening.

Speak a stored name

■ Long press of on Wait Mode enables voice dialing. But in this case, there must be content stored in voice list.

■ Origination may fail depending upon speech recognition.

■ If Lock mode has been set up, this function cannot be used. Clear Lock mode before using.

1. Storing

Press and hold ▶ Select Storing ▶ Say the name (Twice) ▶Enter the number ▶Voice Tag STATUS

2. View List

Select View List ▶The number is displayed

■ You can hear the stored voice and view the number on the screen.

■ To view the next stored number, press [ N e x t ] .

Basic Operation

3. Auto Dialing

4. Delete All

3. Receiving a Call

If you activate this option, ‘Voice Dialing’is running automatically.

Select Auto Dialing ▶Select a Value

■ You can switch the phone to idle mode by pressing o r .

Selecting ‘Delete All’all the contents stored in Voice List.

Select Delete All ▶Select a Value

■ To delete individual list, press [DEL] when a list to be deleted is displayed in ‘View List’.

When the phone rings, open the folder of the phone to receive the call.

■ You can adjust the incoming call ringer volume, type and condition(Sound/VIB and Graphics).

■ Changing graphics when a call in process in ‘SHORTCUT:Graphic Mode’

■ Call Waiting Display For the call status display of 2 simultaneous incoming calls(one on-line, the other waiting), both of the two phone number identifiers shall still be displayed on screen until both of the calls are hung up. If one of the 2 incoming calls ends earlier then the other, both numbers will still be displayed until the second call ends.

󱀣 Receiveing a call Using Earmicrophone

When the earmicrophone is connected, press , or the earmicrophone button to receive an incoming call. When the folder is shut, press the earmicrophone button to receive an incoming call. After finishing the call, press the earmicrophone button to release the call.

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Setting Answer mode

Select Menu ▶ Phone Setup ▶ Call Answer ▶Select an answer mode

1. Flip Answer

YES : Open the folder to receive a call. NO : Open the folder and press any keypad button except button to receive a call.

2. Auto Answer

If the lid is open or the earmicrophone is connected, the call is automatically connected after the ringer tone for the designated time. If the lid is closed, you cannot use this Auto Answer function unless the earmicrophone is connected.

Basic Operation

󱀥 Using Answer Machine

This function switches incoming calls to the Answering Machine when you are unable to reach the phone.

1. Setting the Answering Machine

Select SHORTCUT ▶Answer Machine ▶Answer Machine ▶Select a Value

■ Select the value as ‘N O’to cancel the setting.

■ The automatic answering function will not process, in case the memory for message recording is insufficient. At this time, the message ‘Not Enough Memory’is displayed on the phone. You should delete the old message and set the automatic answering machine.

■ When the Automatic Answer is in process, other incoming call numbers will not be displayed on the phone or the received and missed calls log.

2. Selecting the Automatic Answering

Select SHORTCUT ▶Answer Machine ▶Answer Ment SEL ▶Select a Answering Message

Default Ment : This is stored in the phone as a default setting. User Rec. Ment : The user can record his own speech and recall it.

3. Recording Answering Messages

Select SHORTCUT ▶Answer Machine ▶Answering Rec. ▶Record a Ment

■ End Recording : Press [ E N D ].

■ You can check the new answering message from ‘Answering Play’.

■ P r e s s [DEL] during ‘Answering Play’to delete the recorded answering message.

The default message cannot be deleted.

Basic Operation

4. Retrieving Recorded Messages from the Answering Machine

P r e s s ▶ Select Play ▶ Select a Message to Play

4. Unanswered Call

If the user fails to receive a call, the following image is displayed on the display screen.

■ P r e s s [OK] to retrieve missed call list.

■ P r e s s [BACK] to go to the standby screen.

How to use Phone Book

1. Saving numbers to Phone book 38

2. Modifying Phone numbers 42

3. Deleting Phone number 44

4. Retrieving Phone number 46

5. Retrieving the Phone book Information 48

How to use Phone Book

1. Saving numbers to Phone book

󱀣 Saving numbers on the Menu

Select STORE ▶ Select memory location where the number will be saved

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Select Location ▶Select an icon ▶ Enter a Name ▶ Press [DONE] after completing ▶Select a Group

further information

■ You can save the data when a name and at least a number are entered.

Select Location ▶Enter a Name and a phone number and press [ D O N E ]

󱀤 Saving numbers in the standby mode

Enter Phone Number ▶Select memory ▶Select Location ▶Select Icon ▶Press[DONE] after ▶ Select Group

[ S T O ] location where the completing further

number will be saved i n f o r m a t i o n

Name Home Office Cell Phone Other E-mail Bell C h a r a c t e r

How to use Phone Book

■ Up to eight of icons can be saved on the phone, and right after saving information into an icon, consecutive saving information into another icon is posssible. If you don’t have further contents to be saved, press [ D O N E ] .

■ For UIM Card, one name can go with one number to be saved.

■ In a mode to select an icon, if you enter any contents to be saved, the mode will be automatically change to the entering mode.

■ 200 memory location numbers for Phone and in the care of UIM Card, memory capacity depends on the each UIM Card model.

■ If you want to cancel ongoing saving procedure, press to proceed directly to the standby mode.

1. Entering a name

■ Up to 8 Chinese characters or 16 English characters can be saved.

2. Entering Phone numbers

■ Up to 32 digits can be saved and the screen displays up to 15 digits including hyphens.

■ After completing saving a phone number, press to call to the number.

3. Entering E-mail addresses

■ 50 characters including the symbols such as @, ‘.’and etc. can be saved.

■ If we save e-mail without @, ‘.’display on LCD ‘Invalid email address’.

4. Selecting Ring sounds

When the phone rings, you can listen to the selected ring sounds. In case a specific ring sound is not selected, the seleccted sound in Ring Style rings.

■ Selecting Ring sounds You can select the ring sound in phone book saving mode by selecting the icon ‘ ’.

5. Selecting Character

When the phone rings, the screen displays the selected character.

■ Selecting Character You can select the charcter in phone book saving mode by selecting the icon ‘ ’.

6. Making new group name

Saving phone numbers, you can make a new group.

■ Basically, it has five groups including Family, General, Work, Friend, and New Group.

■ Up to 6 Chinese characters or 12 English characters can be saved.

■ You can make up to 30 new groups.

Select New Group ▶Enter a new group name

How to use Phone Book

󱀥 Using While saving phone numbers

If you enter a phone number, ‘ ’will be displayed. At this time, Press to send a message to the phone number.

Select the mobile number ▶ ▶Select pop-up menu value ▶ Enter the receiver

■ While you are saving a name and phone number, press to search for the phone number on the list and save it. in case a number of phone numbers are on the list, press to select the number you want, then press [ O K ]

to save the selected phone number into the Turbo-dial number.

2. Modifying Phone numbers

Display the items to modify using the search function.

Select the list to modify ▶Select the item to modify

󱀣 Saving numbers on the Menu

Modifying a number ▶ [ O K ]

󱀤 Modifying a name and E-mail address

Select an item to be modified ▶ [OK] ▶ Modify a name and E-mail ▶ [ S T O ]

■ P r e s s [DONE] to save the modifying data.

󱀥 Modifying groups

Retrieve with finding by group and select the group to be modified.

1. Modifying a gorup name

Select the group to change ▶ ▶ Select the value of changing a name ▶Modify a name

■ When you change an existing name into a new one, press to delete the existing name and enter a new one.

■ Up to 6 Chinese Characters or 12 English characters can be saved.

■ A new group name must not be the same as the existing names.

How to use Phone Book

2. Modifying a group location

P r e s s [DONE] after retrieving ▶ Select the group to be changed

■ The contents of an existing group are to be automatically deleted.

3. Deleting Phone numbers

Display the contents of catalogs that you want to delete by using phone number retrieving function.

󱀣 Deleting the whole phone number list

Select MENU ▶ Select Lock/Secure and enter lock code ▶Clear List ▶Phone Book ▶ Select a value

■ The number in UIM can’t be delete.

󱀤 Deleting the whole contents of saved on of the list

Select the saved on of the list to be deleted ▶ Select a value

󱀥 Deleting a particular item

Select the one of the list to be deleted ▶Select the item to be deleted ▶Press to deleted

■ When you change an existing name into a new one, press to delete the existing name and enter a new one.

■ Up to 6 Chinese Characters or 12 English characters can be saved.

■ A new group name must not be the same as the existing names.

󱀦 Deleting a group

Retrieve with finding by group and select the group to be deleted.

Select a folder to be deleted ▶Select a value

■ If you delete a group, only the group is to be deleted, and all of the information saved in the group is to be moved to a general group

■ Only user defined groups will be deleted with ‘Group deleted’and default group(Family, General, Work, Friend) are preseved.

How to use Phone Book

4. Retrieving Phone number

Select MENU ▶ Phone Book ▶ Select a search method

󱀣 Retrieving with View All

The names are listed in saved address order on the PhoneBook.

Select View All ▶Select the entry ▶View information

󱀤 Retrieving by Loc

You can retrieve phone numbers in the pertinent location, where the numbers are to be displayed by location.

Select Recall By Loc ▶Enter location information ▶View information

󱀥 Retrieving by Group

You can view the list of group and search for a number in a group.

Select Recall By Group ▶Select the group to search ▶Select the entry ▶View information

󱀦 Retrieving by Name

Enter the name to search.

Select Recall By Name ▶Enter by name ▶Select the entry ▶View information

How to use Phone Book

5. Retrieving the Phone Book Information

Select MENU ▶ Phone Book ▶ Select menu

■ P r e s s simultaneously to return to the previous screen after checking the Phone Book information.

󱀣 Viewing the Recent Call List

If press on idle mode, display CLI List, UnansCall, Call-to List on LCD. It will show names, if the names are stored in the Phone Book.

■ P r e s s [DEL] to delete the highlighted recent call in the Recent Call List.

󱀤 Viewing Received Call List

The phone displays the name of the person called and keeps a list of last 30 received calls.

CLI List ▶ [OK]

󱀥 Viewing Unanswered Call List

Up to 30 unanswered calls can be saved in your phone. It displays the name of person who called, if the phone number was stored in your phone.

UnansCall ▶ [OK]

󱀦 Retrieving Stored Information

You can view the status of the Phone Book.

Memory Status ▶ [OK]

󱀧 Viewing Your Number

You can your own phone number.

View My Num ▶ [OK]

󱀨 Copy Entries

You can copy and save the phone numbers stored in your phone and the UIM Card vis-a-vis.

1. UIM Card to Phone

Save phone number lists stored in UIM Card into the phone.

Selection Copy : You can copy and save many phone number list at a time. Single Copy : You can copy and save only one list at a time.

2. Phone to UIM Card

Save phone number lists stored in the Phone into the UIM Card.

Selection Copy : You can copy and save many phone number list at a time. Single Copy : You can copy and save only one list at a time.

How to use Phone Book

󱀩 Clearing Call to List/Received Call List/Unanswered Call List

1. Clearing All

Select MENU ▶ Select Lock/Secure and enter lock code ▶Clear List ▶Select the list clear ▶Select the value

2. Clearing Individual List

P r e s s [DEL] to delete the highlighted list.

Using Bell Control

1. Changing Ring type 52

2. Changing Reception mode 53

3. Adjust Ring Volume 54

4. Setting Connect Tone 55

5. Setting Greeting Tone 55

Using Bell Control

1. Changing Ring type

User can change the ring type when he(she) get a call. Except the types of sound saved in the mobile phone, a user can download another melody or he(she) can convert the melody which the user recorded to the ring melody.

Select MENU ▶ Tone Control ▶ Ringer Style ▶ Select the ringer style ▶Select a ringer

■Ringer Tone : 1~10 ■Melody : 1~20 ■Recorded Sound : 1~5(The sound which the user recorded is saved)

■Musics : 1~20(Recorded melody in EMS Musics) ■My Bell : 1~10(Record melody download via WAP)

󱀣 Storing Record Sound

You can record the sound you want and use it as ring sound.

Tone Control ▶Ringer Style ▶ Recorded Sound ▶ Select a list to Empty Slot ▶Select a value ▶[END]after recording

2. Changing Reception mode

You can set up ring type when you receive calls or messages.

Select MENU ▶ Tone Control ▶ Ring/Vib ▶ Select a mode

■ Bell Only, Vib. Only(‘ ’is displayed on the LCD), Vib.Then Bell(‘ ’is displayed on the LCD),Lamp.

󱀣 Setting up Etiquette Mode

This function is used in meetings, lecture, public space not to cause any trouble to others, Ring sound or alarm is converted to vibration or sound-off mode.

1. How to set up

Press and hold down

■ After ‘Etiquette Mode is ON’message is on the screen, the phone vibrates and moves.

2. How to set this feature off

Press and hold down

■ After ‘Etiquette Mode is Off’message is on the screen, it moves on to waiting screen.

Using Bell Control

■ The sound of ring : Lamp blinks on and off, vibrating.

■‘1 minute timer’d o e s n’t ring.

■ The sound of pressing button doesn’t ring.

■ The sound of connect tone doesn’t ring.

■ Greeting Tone of Message : Lamp blinks on and off, vibrating.

■ When ‘Alert freqncy’in ‘Message Alert Method’is off, lamp blinks on and off.

3. Adjust Ring Volume

You can adjust ring volume. (5 steps 1~5)

Select MENU ▶ Tone Control ▶ Ring Volume ▶ Set the volume

■ Control the volume with .

4. Setting Connect Tone

This function is to let the user know that call is connected.

Select MENU ▶ Tone Control ▶ Connect Tone ▶ Select a value

5. Setting Greeting Tone

You can set up greeting tone when you turn the power on or off.

Select MENU ▶ Tone Control ▶ Greeting Tone ▶ Select a value

Using Alarm/Timer

1. Using Alarm 57

2. Viewing World Time 59

3. Viewing the information about call time 59

4. Setting 1 Min Timer 61

1. Using Alarm

Select MENU ▶ Alarm/Timer ▶ A l a r m

󱀣 Setting Alarm

■ To stop the ringing of alarm, user should open and close the flip or press the keypad button.

■ When alarm is set up,‘ ’is on the standby screen.

1. Setting Choose Time

You can set the alarm to ring not at exactly specific time but around that time.

Choose Time ▶ [OK] ▶ Set alarm time ▶ [ O K ]

■ 10 Min Later/30 Min Later/1 Hour Later/3 Hour Later

2. Set Time

You can set the time and alarm cycle.

Set Time ▶ [ O K ] ▶ Enter Time ▶ [OK] ▶ Select cycle ▶ [ O K ]

Using Alarm/Timer

■ Enter Hour▶ [OK] ▶ Enter Min ▶ [OK] ▶ am/pm ▶ [ O K ]

■ If you want to return to the previous one, press . If you want to move on to the next one press .

■ If you input time and minute using [Dial] button, you can move to the next one automatically.

■ Alarm cycle Once : Alarm sounds only once at the time set. Everyday : Alarm sounds everyday at the time set.

3. Setting Alarm Bell

You can set the alarm bell.

Set Ringer ▶ [ O K ] ▶ Select Ringer Type ▶ [OK] ▶ Select a melody ▶ [ O K ]

■ If the alarm bell is not set, the basic bell rings.(basic alarm bell : Ringer 1)

■ If the phone is set as ‘Vibration mode’or ‘Etiqutte mode’, alarm vibrates.

󱀤 Alarm Off

You can set the alarm off. If the alarm is set off, ‘ ’d i s a p p e a r s .

Set the alarm to set off ▶ [OK] ▶ Select On/Off ▶ [OK]

Choose Time off : ‘Choose Time’is canceled.

Select Alarm Off

Set Time Off : ‘Set Time’is canceled.

2. Viewing World Time

■ P r e s s and search the city that you want.

■ To go back to the previous menu, press [ B A C K ] o r .

Select MENU ▶ Alarm/Timer ▶ World Time ▶ Search with

◆Beijing, HongKong ◆ S h a n g H a i ◆Seoul, Tokyo ◆Guam, Sydney ◆Samoa

◆ H o n o l u l u ◆ A n c h o r a g e ◆San Francisco ◆ S e a t t l e ◆ L A

◆Denver, Phoenix ◆Mexico City ◆Chicago, Dallas ◆Detroit, Miami ◆ W a s h i n g t o n

◆Montreal, NewYork ◆Boston ◆Rio de Janeiro ◆Lisbon, Madrid ◆ L o n d o n

◆Rais, Amsterdam ◆Rome, Berlin Vin ◆Athens, Helsinki ◆Cairo ◆Moscow, Baghdad

◆Tehran, Abu Dhabi ◆ C a l c u t t a ◆Bangkok, Jakarta ◆ S i n g a p o r e

3. Viewing the information about call time

Select MENU ▶ Alarm/Timer ▶ Call Time ▶ Select an option

Using Alarm/Timer

󱀣 I n d i v i d u a l

Shows the time taken for the latest call.

󱀤 C u m u l a t i v e

Shows the total time of the calls you have made from service start to now. You cannot reset the Cumulative time.

󱀥 Roam Timer

Shows the time you have made a call using other service provider.

󱀦 Viewing the information about Reset Timer

Shows the accumulative time after the reset.

■ Call time in phone is not exactly same to the call time charged in the bill. The call time is applied after the connection is made.

Select MENU ▶ Alarm/Timer ▶ Reset Timer ▶R e s e t

When the Reset Timer is displayed ▶ [RESET] ▶ Select Yse/No ▶ [ O K ]

4. Setting 1 Min Timer

You can check the call timer during a call. The phone gives you alarm at 10 seconds prior to every minute.

Select MENU ▶ Alarm/Timer ▶ 1 Min Timer ▶ Select a value

Using PIM

1. Using Schedule 63

2. Using To Do list 65

3. Using Calendar 66

1. Using Schedule

If you select schedule, the alarm is on the designated day and displays the content.

Select MENU ▶ PIMS ▶ S c h e d u l e

󱀣 Entering Schedule

Select Enter Schedule ▶Select date ▶Enter time ▶Select alarm timer ▶Enter contents

■ When entering date, switch input mode with . The input mode changes ‘DATE ▶ MONTH ▶ Y E A R’

p r e s s at each mode to enter date, month and year.

■ The number of schedule which can be stored is maximum 20.

■ The length of text is maximum 48 letters of Chinese and 96 letters of English.

Using PIM

󱀤 Checking Schedule

Select Check Schedule ▶Select the data ▶View content

■ The next scheduled date is highlighted, and other scheduled dates are outlined.

■ If numbers of schedules are stored on a day, select the day and display the schedule list.

■ When alarm is on, press o r [OK] to return to the initial screen.

󱀥 Deleting Schedule

1. Delete the schedule checked

When the text is indicated, press [DEL] and delete.

2. Delete All

Select MENU ▶ Select Lock/Secure and enter lock code ▶Clear List ▶Select Schedule ▶Select the value

2. Using To do list

You can store the to do list on the phone.

Select MENU ▶ PIMS ▶ To do list

󱀣 Entering to do list

Select to do list ▶Enter contents

■ You can save up to 20 events.

■ You can use up to 48 Chinese letters or 96 English letters for an event.

■

‘ ’

is displayed on the event.

󱀤 Checking to do list

Select to do list ▶Display the event

■ If you press [DONE]. After checking the event,

‘ ’

is displayed indicating that the event is completed.

■ To delete

‘ ’,

press [UNLOC] when the event is displayed.

Using PIM

󱀥 Deleting to do list

1. Delete the checked event

P r e s s [DEL] when an event is displayed.

2. Delete All

Select MENU ▶ Select Lock/Secure and enter lock code ▶Clear List ▶Select To do list ▶Select the value

3. Using Calendar

You can check date and appropriate lunar date in this calendar.

Select MENU ▶ PIMS ▶Calendar ▶ Search Date

■ P r e s s to change the mode, and then change date, month or year with .

■ The calendars stored are from 1980 to 2044.

■ To view the date in lunar calendar, press [ L U N A R ] .

Using Setting

1. Display 68

2. Call Setting 70

3. Changing Banner 74

4. Auto Area Code Setup 75

5. Setting international phone numbers7 5

6. Language Selection 7 6

7. Auto hyphen 7 6

8. Changing the phone’s setting 7 7

Using Setting

1. Display

󱀣 Selecting backlit

Select MENU ▶ Phone Setup ▶ Display ▶Select menu

1. Selecting LCD backlit

You can set the time for LCD backlit on after the lid is open.

Select Backlit ▶MainLCD Backlit ▶Select the value

3. Service light Setup

You can view the service status in color in idle mode.

Service Light ▶ Select the value

2. Selecting key backlit

You can set the time for keypad backlit on.

Select Backlit ▶Keypad Backlit ▶Select the value

(When On/Off of Service lamp is set)

Condition

of Lamp

Condition of

phone

4. Contrast ctrl

You can adjust the luminosity of screen.(Liminosity : 10 levels(0~9))

Blue lamp blinks

on and off.

Service is available

Standby

Red lamp blinks

not available.

on and on.

Service is

Blue and Red lamp blinks

repeatedly on order.

When a call is now alerting

Condition of call

(It is indicated all the time)

Blue lamp blinks

on and off

When the originating is call

Contrast Ctrl ▶Adjust luminosity

󱀤 Setting Graphic

This is the function to let the user change graphic which appears according to the condition of phone.

Select SHORTCUT ▶Graphic Mode ▶Select a screen ▶Select a graphic

■ After connection WAP, can save max 10ea via wap downloading.

Using Setting

2. Call Setting

󱀣 Call Waiting

This function is to hold on the former call, and connect to latter call, when user is on the telephone and, another call is being received.

Select MENU ▶ Phone Setup ▶ Call Setting ▶ Call Waiting

1. Set on Call Waiting

Select ‘Y E S’to set up ▶ Call Connecting & Call End

2. Set off Call Waiting

Select ‘N O’to set up ▶Call Connecting & Call End

󱀤 Call Forward

Select MENU ▶ Phone Setup ▶ Call Setting ▶ Call Forward

1. FWD All Calls

All calls(call connecting, power off, power on) connect a calling with set number.

1. Set on FWD All Calls

Select FWD All Calls ▶Select ‘Y E S’to set up ▶ Enter the phone number ▶Call Connecting & Call End

2. Set off FWD All Calls

Select FWD All Calls ▶Select ‘N O’to set up ▶Call Connecting & Call End

Using Setting

2. FWD Default

When power off, connect a calling with set number.

1. Set on FWD Default

Select FWD Default ▶Select ‘Y E S’to set up ▶ Enter the phone number ▶Call Connecting & Call End

2. Set off FWD Default

Select FWD Default ▶Select ‘N O’to set up ▶Call Connecting & Call End

3. FWD If Busy

When call connecting, connect a calling with set number.

1. Set on FWD If Busy

Select FWD If Busy ▶Select ‘Y E S’to set up ▶Enter the phone number ▶Call Connecting & Call End

2. Set off FWD If Busy

Select FWD If Busy ▶Select ‘N O’to set up ▶ Call Connecting & Call End

4. FWD If No Answ

When user can not take a calling, if receving a calling, connect with set number.

1. Set on FWD If No Answ

Select FWD If No Answ ▶Select ‘Y E S’to set up ▶ Enter the phone number ▶Call Connecting & Call End

Using Setting

2. Set off FWD If No Answ

Select FWD If No Answ ▶Select ‘N O’to set up ▶Call Connecting & Call End

3. Changing Banner

You can change the banner on the screen.

Select MENU ▶ Phone Setup ▶ Change Banner ▶Enter a new banner ▶The content is displayed on the display screen

■ You can up to 8 Chinese letters or 16 English letters.

■ If you don’t change the banner, the saved logo in UIM Card is displayed.

4. Auto Area Code Setup

You can set auto area code and whenever you call, the area code is inserted automatically.

Select MENU ▶ Phone Setup ▶ Auto area code ▶Select a value ▶Enter a area code

■ When auto area code is set, area code is indicated automatically when you open the folder. If you press o r , you can move to standby screen. If you press shortly, area code is indicated. The area code is indicated in screen and input a phone number.

■ If you set voice ‘Auto Dialing’, area code will not be indicated when you open the folder.

5. Setting international phone numbers

You can indicate international phone numbers using shortcut key when you make international calls.

Select MENU ▶ Phone Setup ▶ Set Int’l code ▶ Select a value ▶ Enter number

■ If you press and hold down on standby screen, the international telephone number stored will appear.

■ It ‘Call Restrict’is set, the call will not be connected.

Using Setting

6. Language Selection

You can select the language to be displayed on the phone.

Select MENU ▶ Phone Setup ▶ Change Language ▶Select a language

■ C h i n e s e / E n g l i s h

7. Auto hyphen

The display number will be hyphenated automatically as you enter phone numbers.

Select MENU ▶ Phone Setup ▶ Auto hyphen ▶Select a value

8. Changing the phone’s setting

Select MENU ▶ Select Lock/Secure and enter lock code ▶Select menu

󱀣 Auto Lock

You can lock the phone so that it is not used by others.

1. Setting Auto Lock

Select Auto Lock ▶Select set up ‘Y E S’

■ If you release the lock function, you choose ‘N O’.

2. One Touch Auto Lock

1. Setup : Press and hold down .

2. Set-off : Press and hold down , and input password.

Using Setting

■ You can receive calls in auto lock condition.

■ Auto lock condition is maintained even though you turn the phone off and turn it on.

■ You can call with phone numbers stored as numbers for emergency regardless of the auto lock condition of your phone.

■ To set off auto lock to use your phone is just temporary. After you use your phone, it goes back to the condition of auto lock again. To set off auto lock completely, press and input password. or, you should choose off in auto lock mode menu.

󱀤 Changing Lock Code

You can change the password to clear Auto Lock or to use other security options.

Select ChangeLockCode ▶Type a new code ▶Enter again the new code

■ The default Lock Code is ‘0 0 0 0’.

󱀥 Call Restriction

You can restrict sending of specific phone numbers.

Select Call Restrict ▶I n t’l Call ▶ Select a value

■ I n t’l Call : ;You can restrict international calls.

󱀦 Master Reset

You can reset the phone status to the default.

Select Master Reset ▶Select a value

■ After the functions of your phone are reset, the power is turned off automatically. To use your phone again, p r e s s , and turn the power on.

■ Information stored in phone numbers, text, EMS messages, content of messages stored.

󱀧 S/W Version

You can view the S/W Version of the phone.

■ P r e s s [OK] or to return to the previous screen.

Select S/W Version

Using Setting

󱀨 PIN Set

You can set YES/NO of input of PIN number when you change PIN number or turn the power on.

Select PIN Set ▶Choose menu to do set

1. Require PIN You can set YES/NO of input of PIN number.

2. PIN Change You can change PIN number.

Using Additional Functions

1. Using Calculator 82

2. Using Record Function 82

3. Editing my phone 94

4. Wireless Data Communication Service95

5. Playing Game 96

Using Additional Functions

1. Using Calculator

Select SHORTCUT ▶Calculator ▶Enter figures ▶Enter operator with ▶Enter figures ▶P r e s s to view the result

■ P r e s s to reset the calculator.

■ P r e s s to enter a decimal point.

2. Using Record Function

You can record conversation during the call or in idle mode.

󱀣 R e c o r d i n g

1. In idle mode

P r e s s ▶ Select Record ▶ R e c o r d i n g

󱀤 Ending recording

P r e s s [ E N D ]

■ If the ‘Auto-Answered call’is disconnected, the recording is stopped automatically.

■ If a call is incoming, recording stop at that point.

■ You can cancel recording if you press [ B A C K ] .

■ The maximum recording time is 5 minute for 1 recording. If the recording is over the time the remain of 9 cannot be recorded.

󱀥 Record Playing

■ You can use to display the recording list.

■ In case of user’s recording and nomal recording, display ‘R’beside time. And, in case of Auto answering recording,

display ‘V’beside time.

P r e s s ▶ Select Play ▶ Select the item to play

Using Additional Functions

󱀦 Record Deleting

1. Deleting individual record

When the list of record is indicated.

P r e s s [DEL] ▶Select a value

2. Deleting All

P r e s s ▶ Delete All ▶ Select a value

3. Editing my phone

You can move menus which are used frequently to SHORTCUT, edit and use them. If ‘ ’is indicated in searching MENU functions, press [Option] and move it to SHORTCUT.

Select MENU ▶ [Option] ▶ Select a value ▶ Set the location in SHORTCUT copy to Character

■ You cannot use edit function for the menus in Lock/Secure.

■ The menus in SHORTCUT are available to meve within the folder.

■ The menus are remained in the existing forder, even though they are moved to SHORTCUT.

■ To delete a menu from SHORTCUT, select the menu to delete, press [Option] and then select delete option.

4. Wireless Data Communication Service

You can use internet on the phone without additional modem, if you can connect your phone to a notebook or PC over the wireless data cable.

󱀣 Data Rate

You can set the data between the phone and PC(notebook).

■ The maximum data rate between the phone and PC(notebook) must be : 19200/115200,230400

Select MENU ▶ Data ▶ Set an option

■ The default data rate is ‘1 1 5 2 0 0 ’.

󱀤 Data Profile

The data profile is menu for dial number setting when using WAP. You can set profile for each region. (All data profile for each region are different).

󱀥 Use 1x Data

Function to use data server.

YES : Can use 1x data.(In case of network support) NO : Can use QNC data.(In case of network which don’t support 1x data)

■ Should use different connection type because SVC which the network of each region support is different.

When you connect your phone to PC using data cable, an icon on your PC monitor identifying data cabel connection status may disappear if the signal strength of link in between the phone and a PC falls under a threshold value. This phenomemon may happen if you use some of Dell PC models with a particular serial port

Using Additional Functions

5. playing Game

You can play games using your phone.

P r e s s ▶Select Game type ▶ [ O K ]

󱀣 Marble Hexa

Select Marble Hexa ▶Press ▶Select START ▶ Playing Game

1. Game progress button

키조작법과아이템블록에대한정보를확인할수있습니다.

o r , : Change key o r : Drop key o r : Left key

Select HELP ▶ View information

o r : Right key

Game Function

󱀤 Witty Adventure

■ 1위에서5위까지순위와 저장된점수를 L A N K I N G에서

Select Witty Adventure ▶Select START ▶Playing Game

1. Game progress button

키조작법에대한정보를확인할수 있습니다.

o r : Jump key : Attack key o r : move(Down) key o r : move(Left) key

Select KEYPAD ▶View information

o r : move(Right) key

󱀥 Adjusting Game Volume

사운드크기와진동on/off 기능을 설정할수있습니다.

1. Marble Hexa 2. Witty Adventure

Select OPTION(Marble Hexa/Witty Adventure) ▶ Set the Volume

START : 초기화된새로운게임을시작합니다. LOAD : 이전에저장된위치에서게임을시작할수있습니다.

볼수있습니다.

■ 옵션에서sound on으로설정했을경우게임중 를이용하여벨크기를조절할수있습니다.

Using Function during a call

1. Controlling volume during the call 89

2. Memo during the call 89

3. Viewing menu during the call 89

4. Sending my number 90

5. Silence 90

1. Controlling volume during the call

The display number will be hyphenated automatically as you enter phone numbers.

Press During the call

2. Memo during the call

You can save a new number during the call.

Enter a phone number during the call

■ The memoed number in call, saved in call-to list.

■ If you press after the call end, you can find the number stored in call to list. So you can save it or make a call.

3. Viewing menu during the call

■ You can search Phone Book during a call.

P r e s s o r [PBOOK] during the call ▶Select the menu

■ You can search Message during a call.

P r e s s during the call ▶Select the menu

엔딩로고 화면

Using Function during a call

4. Sending my number

You can send your number on the phone or beeper of the other party.

P r e s s during the call

■ Your number is indicated on the screen. After your number is sent, call mode returns.

■ In the condition of taking a memo during a call, press , set the condition off, and send your number.

5. Silence

You can activate silence mode during the call so that the other party cannot hear you talk.

󱀣Activating silence mode

P r e s s during the call

■ To clear silence mode, press .

Using SMS Function

1. Checking Message 92

2. Sending Message 93

3. Deleting Message 96

4. Message Reception Function Setup 97

5. Move to Message 98

6. Memory Status 99

7. EMS Folder 100

Using SMS Function

1. Checking Message

󱀣Reading Messages

1. Checking Message

Confirm message ▶Select MESSAGE ▶Read Msgs ▶ Select Phone Inbox/UIM/EMS ▶Select Message ▶ [ O K ]

■ The latest received message is on the top of the list.

■ In case of repeated message, the latest message is displayed.

■ P r e s s to read the next message.

■ To make a call to the caller’s number, press .

2. Message Reply

P r e s s ▶ Select Reply/Fwd ▶Enter Receiver ▶ Enter text ▶ Select a value ▶ Select Priority

Reply : You can send reply to the sender. Fwd : You can forward the message other person.

■ When you input receiver, the phone number of sender is indicated automatically.

■ If you want to send it to others in addition, press o r , move to another section. Then, input the number. If you press , the phone number in Phone Book can be searched and be put.

󱀤 Voice Message

You can edit text message or message stored in the phone and send it.

Confirm message ▶ Select MESSAGE ▶Voice Msgs ▶ [OK] or

■ To make a call to the caller’s number, press .

2. Sending Message Select MESSAGE ▶Select Send a Msg

Using SMS Function

󱀣Sending a new Text message

Select New Msg ▶Enter Receiver ▶Enter text ▶ Select a value ▶ Select Priority

󱀤 Sending a stored Text message

You can edit text message or message stored in the phone and send it.

Select Stored Txt Msgs ▶Select Phone Inbox/UIM ▶Select the message to send ▶Check and enter content ▶ Select a value ▶ Enter Receiver ▶ Select Priority

󱀥Sending a New EMS

You can send saved music, received from others, picture and animation.

Select New EMS ▶Enter Receiver ▶Enter EMS (Press ) ▶Select a value ▶Select Priority

■ To input musics, pictures, animations with EMS folder saved mobile phone, if press on message input mode shift to EMS folder.

󱀦 Sending a stored EMS

Select Stored EMS ▶Select the message to send ▶Enter EMS ▶Select a value ▶Enter Receiver ▶Select Priority

Using SMS Function

1. Selecting Receiver

■ If you input several receivers, message is transmitted to them at the same time. After input, press o r , move on to the next space. After input, press [OK]. The message can be sent to up to 5 receivers.

■ When you input the phone number, press . Then, you can input the phone number stored in the phone book.

■ If you store messages, you don’t have to input the text again and have only to send the same message.

■ The memory space of text and EMS messages can be checked memory status menu in message.

■ Transmission Failure List is made for the numbers to which transmission was not made, and transmission message is indicated.

■ If you receive a call while you input message, the message is stored in the list to store automatically.

3. Deleting Message

You can delete the received message or the stored message.

󱀣Delete one

Select MESSAGE ▶Select Message Type (Received/Stored Msgs) ▶ Select Message to delete ▶ Select a value

󱀤 Delete All

Select MESSAGE ▶Select Delete Msgs ▶Select Message Type▶Select a value

4. Message Reception Function Setup

Select MESSAGE ▶Inbox Setup ▶Choose Menu

󱀣 Alert freqncy

You can select the reminder tone.

Select Alart freqncy ▶Select an option

Once : One reminder tone for a message.

Every 2Min : Every 2 minutes before you read the message. Off : No reminder tone but flickering lamp.

Using SMS Function

󱀤 View message

You can select the way how the message is noticed on the LCD.

Select View Msg ▶Select an option

Full : The initial text line is displayed on the LCD. You can read the full text with , you can also

search the content of the next message. Title : The type and caller number is displayed. Off : Only the message icon‘ ’is displayed.

󱀥 Save To

You can save the message either in UIM or Phone.

Select Save To ▶Select an option

5 Move to Message

󱀣Move to UIM

Select MESSAGE ▶Select Message Type ▶Select Phone Inbox ▶Select Message to move ▶ ▶ Select a value

(Received/Stored Msgs)

󱀤 Move to Phone

Select MESSAGE ▶Select Message Type ▶Select UIM ▶Select Message to move ▶ ▶ Select a value

(Received/Stored Msgs)

6. Memory Status

The phone displays the free memory of UIM, phone and EMS.

󱀣 Text Msgs

Select MESSAGE ▶Select Memory Status ▶Text Msgs ▶Select an option (Text/EMS Msgs) ▶View information

Using SMS Function

󱀤 EMS Msgs

Select MESSAGE ▶Select Memory Status ▶EMS Msgs▶View information

7. EMS Folder

󱀣 Text Msgs

Select MESSAGE ▶Select EMS Folder ▶Select an option

■Music : 1~20 ■Picture : 1~20 ■Animations : 1~15

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Using WAP Browser

1. Accessing Internet 102

Using WAP Browser

1. Accessing WAP

WAP is an interactive information service that enables you to search internet on your mobile phone.

󱀣 Accessing WAP

P r e s s ▶Select Start Browser

■‘ ’and ‘ ’are displayed on the LCD when you are connected to the internet.

󱀤 WAP Menu

Make Call : You can call the number appeared on the screen. Bookmarks : Save current URL or view stored URL. Store Pages : You can save the items like belows;

- Page : Store texts in the page.(max 3ea)

- Image : Store images in the page.(max 3ea)

- Number : Store telephone numbers in the page.

- Address : Store e-mail addresses in the page.

Numbers and addresses will be associated with Phone Book. History : You can view the URLS you’re visited and reconnect each of those URLS. Go to URL : You can move to the another URL. Reload : Reconnect current URL and fetch the contents again.

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Exit : Return to idle state or homepage. (Disconnect : Same as ‘E N D’Key/Homepage : Return to default homepage. Advanced Funcs View URL : Show URL of current page.

Browser Setup : - Can delete history.

- Image display on/off

- Clear stored page : Can delete contents of stored page.

- Security Setup

󱀥 Setup WAP browser configuration

Select MENU ▶ WAP Browser ▶ Select menu

Homepage : View default homepage of WAP browser.(cannot be modified) Bookmarks : View and connect the stored URLs. Stored Page : View or delete the stored items. History : View and connect the URLs in the history. Browser Setup : Setup or modify the browser configuration. Start Browser : Connecting to the internet.

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Appendix

1. Troubleshooting 105

2. Specification and Characteristics106

3. Summary Table 107

1. Troubleshooting

■ Nothing displayed on the display screen

- Check the battery pack state.

■ No antenna graphic displayed on the display screen

- Move to other place and attempt a call again.

■ Alarms ‘T o o t - t o o t’heard when a call is placed

- There is no communication channel available or difficulty in communication with the base station. If you press t o end the connection and then press again, the phone will redial up.

■ Charging lamp on the charger flashes in red

- Check the location of the battery pack or clean the charging terminals and then attempt a call again, If the lamp keeps flashing in spite of several attempts, contact the nearest Motorola service center.

■ Battery pack operating time is different from the explanation in the User’s Manual

- If you charge and discharge the battery pack continuously, its operating time becomes shorter gradually. If the charged battery pack is exposed to low or high temperature, its operating time may very.

■ Malfunctions detected during using the phone or no power ON

- Remove the battery pack and reinstall it, and then turn the power ON.

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Appendix

2. Specification and Characteristics

S e r v i c e

Frequency Range

Frequency Stability

E x t e r i o r ( m m )

W e i g h t ( g )

Transmission Output

Operating Temperature

Relative Humidity

Transmit(TX) : 824.64MHz~848.37MHz Receive(RX) : 869.64MHz~893.37MHz

±3 0 0 M H z

Mounted with slim-type battery(520mAh) : 44 X 82 X 18.4 Mounted with standard-type battery(820mAh) : 44 X 82 X 2 0 . 5

Mounted with slim-type battery(570mAh) : 80g Mounted with standard-type battery(870mAh) : 90g

2 5 0 m W

- 2 0℃ ~ +50℃ 4 0 %

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Summary Table

Storing Phone Number

[▼▼STORE][▲▼Select Save Position][◀OK] 󱀣 PHONE : [▲▼Select Location][◀OK][additional input

for different number][DONE▶][Select Group][[◀OK]

󱀤 UIM : [▲▼Select Location][◀OK][Enter Name/Phone

number][DONE▶]

Etiquette Mode

󱀣 To enable Etiquette Mode :

Press[◀󱄾] for a while(about 2 second)

󱀤 To disable Etiquette Mode :

Press[◀󱄾] for a while(about 2 second)

One-touch Lock

󱀣 To enable One-touch Lock :

Press[#▶] for a while(about 2 second)

󱀤 To disable One-touch Lock :

Press[#▶] for a while(about 2 second), then enter 4digit lock code

M e s s a g e

󱀣 Viewing Text Message

[MESSAGE▶▶][▲▼Select Read Msgs][◀OK][▲▼Select Phone Inbox/UIM][◀OK][▲▼Select message][◀OK]

󱀤 Viewing EMS :

[MESSAGE▶▶][▲▼Select Read Msgs][◀OK][Select EMS] [◀OK][▲▼Select EMS][◀OK]

󱀥 Viewing Voice Message :

[MESSAGE▶▶][▲▼Select Voice Msgs][◀OK][SEND]

- Message with callback number : Will be connected to callback number

- Message without callback number : Will be connected to VMS

Sending a Message

[MESSAGE▶▶][▲▼Select Send a Msg][◀OK] 󱀣 To send a new text message : [▲▼Select New Msg]

[◀OK][Enter phone number(To:)][◀OK][Enter Message] [◀STO][▲▼Select Store Option][◀OK][▲▼Select Priority][◀OK]

󱀤 To send a stored text message : [▲▼Select stored Txt Msgs]

[◀OK][▲▼Select Stored Position][◀OK][Select Message] [◀OK][Edit Text][◀STO][▲▼Select Store Option][◀OK] [Enter phone number(To:)][◀OK][▲▼Select Priority][◀OK]

󱀥 To send a new EMS : [▲▼Select New EMS][◀OK][Enter

Phone number(To:)][◀OK][Enter EMS][◀STO][▲▼Select

Store Option][◀OK][▲▼Select Priority][◀OK] 󱀦 To send a store option EMS : [▲▼Select Stored EMS][◀OK]

[▲▼Select EMS][◀OK][▲▼Edit EMS][◀STO][▲▼Select store Option][◀OK][Enter phone number(To;)][◀OK] [▲▼Select Priority][◀OK]

Entering phone number(To:) in message

- To enter diretly : Enter phone number using key pad

- To search from phone book : [Function key][Enter

name][◀OK][◀OK]

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