Nokia 100 x
PWR
Press and hold
(until confirmation
tone is heard) to
switch on and off.
CLR
Used to delete
characters and
cancel keystrokes.
SEND
Used to initiate
a phone call.
0 – 9
Number keys.
Press to decrease the volume during a call. Press
to increase volume during a call. Press the keys to
scroll through the memory locations.
Press MENU and then scroll forward or backward in
the menu facility with the arrow keys. Keep the key
pressed down to automatically scroll.
✱ #
Special characters.
Easy Dial key.
Calls the number
stored in memory
location 12.
DESCRIPTION OF KEYS
Use the phone keys as follows:
PRINTED IN CANADA
9-KEY
Emergency Dial
key. Calls the
local emergency
number programmed into the
phone.
END
Used to end a
phone call.
Easy Dial key.
Calls the number
stored in memory
location 13.
MENU
Used to enter
menu.
STO
Used to store
information in a
memory location.
Also used to
confirm a setting
for a feature in
the menu.
Contents
1. Before Use
Installing the Battery ..................................................3
Removing the Battery .................................................3
Charging the Battery for the First Time.......................4
2. Basic Features
Display Indicators....................................................... 5
Switching On...............................................................6
Switching Off...............................................................6
Placing a Call..............................................................6
Receiving a Call..........................................................7
Volume Keys...............................................................8
Last Number Redialing...............................................8
Easy Dialing................................................................8
Speed Dialing.............................................................9
Emergency Dialing .....................................................9
Keyguard..................................................................10
3. The Memory
General Info..............................................................10
Editing Numbers.......................................................11
Storing Easy Dial Numbers.......................................11
Storing a Number......................................................11
Clearing a Number from Memory.............................12
Recalling a Number from Memory............................13
Scanning for a Number ............................................13
The Scratchpad Memory..........................................14
Dialed Calls Memory.................................................14
Displaying Your Own Number ................................ 15
4. The Menu Facility
The Menu Method.....................................................16
Menu Shortcuts.........................................................17
Menu Features..........................................................18
Lock Phone...............................................................18
System Select - Roaming .........................................19
Call Restrict...............................................................20
Call Timers................................................................21
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Emergency Call ........................................................21
Keypad Tones...........................................................22
Ringing Volume.........................................................22
NAM Select - Using the Phone on Two Networks....23
5. Additional Features
DTMF Dialing............................................................24
Flash Function...........................................................24
6. Using the Battery
General Info..............................................................25
Recharging the Battery.............................................25
Charging Times ........................................................26
Discharging ..............................................................26
Operation Times .......................................................27
7. Accessories
Standard Travel Charger..........................................27
Fast Travel Charger..................................................27
Desktop Charging Stand..........................................28
Charging Indicators..................................................28
Fast Cigarette Lighter Charger.................................29
Batteries....................................................................29
8. Appendix
List of Display Messages..........................................30
List of Tones..............................................................32
Care and Maintenance.............................................32
Troubleshooting........................................................33
Technical Information ..............................................34
Important Safety Information ....................................34
Fuse Replacement....................................................36
FCC/DOC Notice ......................................................36
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1. Before Use
INSTALLING THE BATTERY
Insert the bottom of the battery into the base of the
phone. Fasten it to the phone by pressing slightly
downwards on the battery and in at the top until the
locking catch snaps into place. Make sure the battery
is properly fastened.
REMOVING THE BATTERY
Remember to switch the power off before removing
the battery.
To remove the battery depress the locking catch and
gently pull the battery off the phone.
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STOP
TO ACHIEVE FULL
BATTERY CAPACITY,
NEW BATTERIES MUST
BE CHARGED
WITH THE PHONE OFF
FOR AT LEAST 24 HOURS
BEFORE INITIAL USE.
Warning: Use only approved batteries, antennae and
chargers. The use of any other types will invalidate
any approval or warranty applying to the telephone,
and may be dangerous.
CHARGING THE BATTERY FOR THE FIRST TIME
A Connect the AC charger to the base of the phone
and plug it into a standard 120 V AC outlet.
A short beep will be heard to indicate charging is
in progress.
To charge a new battery, the phone should be off.
The battery should be charged for at least 24 hours
before using the phone for the first time. Batteries last
longer and perform better if allowed to discharge fully
at least once a week. See more instructions for using
the batteries in Section 6, Using the Battery,
pages 24-27.
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2. Basic Features
DISPLAY INDICATORS
The phone display informs you about the current
operation of the phone.
AB
Shows which network is in use.
A
– A system only
B
– B system only
AB
– both systems
Blank – home area only
MENU
Shows that the MENU key has been pressed, or you
have entered the menu facility.
Indicates which menu feature is in use or which
memory location is currently being used.
ON
Shows that the phone is switched on.
ROAM
Appears when the phone is outside its home service
area.
IN USE
Shows that a call is in progress.
NO SVC
Shows that the phone is outside the cellular service
area.
S and bars
Shows cellular signal strength where you are. The
more bars the better the signal. If the signal is poor
and you are using the phone in a building, it may be
necessary to move near a window for better reception.
B and bars
Shows battery charge.
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SWITCHING ON
A Press PWR and hold until confirmation tone is
heard.
The phone will carry out a short self-test, briefly
displaying the mobile phone number, or name associated with the number.
If
NO SVC
appears, it most likely means that you are
outside the cellular service area and the network
cannot serve you.
A cellular phone can only send and receive calls
when it is switched on.
SWITCHING OFF
A Press PWR and hold until confirmation tone is
heard.
PLACING A CALL
Fully extend the antenna before making or receiving a
call.
Push in the antenna when you are not using the
phone. You can use the phone without extending the
antenna in a good coverage area (see the signal
strength meter on the display).
A Key in the number (include the area code, if
you’re making a long distance call).
If you make a mistake, you can delete the last number
by pressing CLR momentarily; or clear the whole display, by pressing and holding CLR.
B Press SEND.
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The
IN USE
indicator will appear on the display, and
the number will disappear from the display once the
connection is made.
C Lift the phone to your ear, and wait until your call
is answered – then speak.
D When you have finished the call, press END.
If the indicator
NO SVC
appears, you are outside the
cellular service area and no calls can be made.
If the message
LOCKED
appears when you try to
make a call, your phone has been
LOCKED
– see
Section 4, Lock Phone, page 18. You can make emergency calls with the 9 key pressed down for about 3
seconds (remember to set the emergency feature
ON
with the phone’s menu facility). Emergency calls can
also be made by keying in the emergency number
and pressing the SEND key .
RECEIVING A CALL
When there is an incoming call, the phone rings and
the
CALL
message flashes on the display.
If the ringing tone has been switched off – the
SILENT SERVICE
feature has been selected for
privacy reasons – the keypad and display lights will
flash instead and only one short beep will be given
(see Section 4, Ringing Volume, page 22).
A Press the SEND key or any key except PWR, then
lift the phone to your ear.
B When you have finished speaking, press END.
If you don’t answer the call, the
CALL
indicator
message will remain on the display (showing that
someone has tried to phone you). Press any key to
clear the display.
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VOLUME KEYS
The earpiece volume can be controlled by the scroll
keys during a call.
Use the key to increase and the key to
decrease volume level. The volume level is displayed
with VOLUME 1 indicating the lowest volume level
and VOLUME 5 indicating the highest volume level.
Note that these keys also act as scroll keys within the
memory recall and menu facility.
LAST NUMBER REDIALING
The last number dialed can be redialed automatically
without re-entering it.
A With the display clear, press SEND.
The number you last called or tried to call will appear
on the display. (The number can still be retrieved
even if the phone has been switched off between
attempts.)
EASY DIALING
Easy dialing is the quickest and easiest way to make
a call with your phone – with only one keystroke.
You can store the two telephone numbers which you
use most often, i.e. home, office or voice mail, in these
Easy Dial memory locations.
A To call, press the key and the phone
displays the number and automatically dials it.
To place a call with the key, follow instructions
above. For storing the Easy Dial numbers see Section
3, Storing Easy Dial Numbers, page 11.
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SPEED DIALING
Speed dialing is a quick way to recall and dial a
telephone number (already stored in the memory).
A Key in the number of the memory location (e.g. 2)
and press SEND.
The phone will recall the telephone number from
memory (e.g. from the memory location 2), display it
briefly, and then dial it.
For storing, see Section 3, Storing a Number,
page 11.
EMERGENCY DIALING
Note: Remember to turn the EMERGENCY CALL
feature ON in the menu (see page 21).
A Press and hold the 9 key for about 3 seconds to
place an emergency call.
The phone dials an emergency number programmed
in your phone by your phone dealer. The call is made
even if your phone is locked. If there is more than one
emergency number programmed, the first one is used
for emergency speed dialing. Up to 21 digits can be
entered for emergency numbers.
Note: When the Keyguard feature is active (see
next paragraph), one key emergency dialing is
prevented, however you can dial an emergency
number in the normal way, i.e. by pressing 911
(the number is displayed on the entry of last digit)
and SEND.
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KEYGUARD
The phone’s keypad may be locked to avoid
accidental keypresses, e.g. when the phone is in
your pocket.
When keyguard is active, only calls to emergency
numbers can be made (911 and SEND, the telephone
number is displayed on the entry of last digit). All
incoming calls can be answered by pressing SEND.
A To turn keyguard on or off, press MENU ✱
When the keypad is locked, the
‘KEYGUARD ACTIVE’
message is shown. When any key is pressed, the
phone prompts you with
‘PRESS MENU
✱’ to
deactivate the feature.
3. The Memory
GENERAL INFO
The phone has 14 standard memory locations (1-14)
which allow you to store phone numbers up to 32
digits long.
Locations 12 and 13 are used as Easy Dial locations,
which can be accessed by normal recall keystrokes
but also directly with the and keys
respectively.
In addition:
– the phone stores the last five dialed telephone
numbers with memory location 0 storing the last
number dialed – see Section 3, Dialed Calls Memory,
page 14.
– memory location 15 stores the phone’s own
number. If your phone has two numbers it will display
the one it is currently using – see Section 3,
Displaying Your Own Number, page 15.
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