Nokia 232, 239 Service Manual quick41

After Sales Technical Documentation

Appendix 1 – Transceiver THX–41

Chapter 3

QUICK GUIDE

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THX–41

After Sales

Quick Guide

Technical Documentation

CHAPTER 3 – QUICK GUIDE

CONTENTS

Page No

Introduction 3–3
List of Keys 3–3
Display Indicators 3–5
Getting Started 3–6
The Memory 3–6
The Menu Method 3–7
Battery Information 3–9

Charging Times 3–9
Standby and Talk Times 3–9

List of Figures

Figure 1: THX–41 Transceiver 3–4

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After Sales

THX–41

Technical Documentation

Quick Guide

Introduction

This section provides a brief user guide and covers the following:

 List of Keys
 Display Indicators
 Getting Started
 The Memory
 The Menu Method

List of Keys

Figure 1 showing the keys can be found overleaf.

Press and hold to switch the phone on or off.

ABC Selects alpha mode/number mode; ie, press once to select

alpha mode (ie, to enter characters or display names), and

press again to select number mode.
MENU Selects menu mode.
 or 

R Recalls information from a memory location.

M Stores information in a memory location.

C Deletes characters and clears display.

0 to 9
* and # Enter numbers and characters.

Scrolls the memory locations.

After pressing MENU,  or  scrolls the menus and displays

options.

If the display is full, shows hidden digits.

In a menu, confirms a setting.

Dials voicemail or favourite number.

Dials a number.

Pressing MENU in a call can send DTMF data.

Ends a call.

9 (for emergency calls), * and # are also used for one–touch

dialling.

* is also used for the special characters, ’+’, ’p’ and ’w’.

’+’ may be used as an international dialling prefix, and for

memory linking. ’+’, ’p’ and ’w’ are used for DTMF dialling.
On the side of the phone:

 and  Select earpiece volume

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