Nokia 8887 User Manual

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We've seen that you love simple but elegant style,
in everything you do. That's why we've designed
the Nokia 8887 just for you.

It is the best match to you with its simple and
elegant design. A stylish metallic looking color on
the outside and Nokia's well known user friendly
interface design, that reveals itself when you use
your phone.

Design is not the only value that distinguishes
Nokia 8887 from the others, but also the
technology it adopts. Hear the elegantly rich
sound of polyphonic ring tone. Let the graphics
come alive on its 8-line display. The advanced
graphic effects can even send your emotions over
a SMS message. Compose your message quickly
and easily with its predictive text input. Be on the
internet with one touch access button and faster
than others. Just a few among many features, that
suit your life style and always keep you ahead of
others.

Nokia 8887 allows you to keep your individuality
precious and guard your privacy. Personalized ring
tone that can identify the caller or CLI group,
electronic organizer and advanced phonebook that
can save 200 names, email address and phone
numbers. Nokia 8887, a perfect companion to keep
your daily life always well organized.

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map you see on the next two pages will take you through the

main menu functions in the order that they appear on your

phone.

We've included visuals of the 8 menu functions and they are

numbered 1 - 8 so you can see the sequence at a glance. And

right next to each menu function screen we've listed the

special features in your Nokia phone, also in order of appear-

ance so they'll be easy to find.

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Package contents

Cellular phone Compact • Standard battery

Charger Portable necklace

Owner's Guide

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Quick & easy

Thank you for choosing Nokia 8887! These pages give you some tips on using your phone.
For more detailed information, read through the Owner's Guide. Throughout this guide, all
key presses are represented by icons such as and .

How to choose English language mode

Your phone is factory-set to use Korean language mode. To use English mode for the phone,
you can change the setting in the following ways:

• Press to enter the standby mode.

• In the standby mode, press , , , and in the order shown. Wait
for a minute.

• English selected is displayed and all the screen of the phone is changed into English.

Making your first call

• Install and charge the battery.

• Switch on your phone by pressing and holding .

1. Key in the area code and phone number and press .

• If auto area code is set, just key in the phone number without entering an area code.

• If the phone number entered is incorrect, press to erase digits of the number one

by one, or press and hold it to erase all the digits at once.

2. Press to end the call.

Call functions

Making a call Key in the phone number

including the area code and
press .

Answering
a call

Ending a call

When the phone is ringing,
open the flap. You can
change the setting in
Answer call menu.

Press .

Adjusting
earpiece
volume

Last number
redial

Calling your
voice mailbox

This function allows to
adjust the volume level

during a call. Press on the
side of the phone.

Press in the standby
mode to access the list of
last dialed numbers. Scroll

with or to the
desired number and press

.

Press and hold .

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NOTE: You can mute the ringing

of an incoming call by pressing
volume key( ) on the side of the

phone (when phone is in closed
position) without disconnecting
the incoming call. This feature is
useful, when you need to quickly
silence your phone ringing sound.

NOTE: If you are subscribed to

Caller ID service, a call will not be
connected even if you open the
flap when the bell rings. After
identifying caller, press the send
key and answer a call.
Press to end the call.

NOTE: Call ID service allows you

to verify the caller’s number
when the phone rings. You
should subscribe the service in
advance. Some other numbers or
no number may be displayed de­pending on the caller’s call envi­ronment.

NOTE: You can search the English

phone book in the same way at
Quick Search. You can select Ko­rean Search or English Search by

pressing and identify the
current mode with ,

displayed on the upper

part of screen.

Menu functions

Entering
a menu

Exiting a
menu

Press Menu in the standby
mode and press or

to go to the desired menu
option.

Press to exit a menu
function.

Other essential functions

Silent mode

In the standby mode, press and
hold . For more informa­tion, see the section “Your

Phone” of Owner's Guide.

Phone book functions

Quick save Key in the phone number and

press Options. Select Save and
key in the name. Press Options
and select Save.

Quick
search

In the standby mode, press

or and key in the
first letter of the name. It finds
the first name starting with
the corresponding letter of the
stored names. You can search

another name by using
or .

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Cellular
phone lock

Writing
text
message

Voice tag

In the standby mode, press and
hold . For more informa­tion, see the security setting

menu of Owner's Guide.

In the standby mode, press
and hold . Scroll directly to

write text message menu.

In the standby mode, press and
hold . In case that there is

any saved voice tag, it will be
changed to voice tag mode.

Notifying
received
message

If the text message is received
in the standby mode,
message alert will be rung. At
this point, if you open the
flap, message receiving mark
will be displayed on the
screen. If you want to read the
received message, press Read
or List. You can read the
received message directly. If
you do not read the received
message, message unread
sound will periodically be
rung until you read it. To stop
unread sound, press Stop.

NOTE: The external lamp on the

flap, will flicker in blue, every­time you are connected to the
network. If a message is received,
it will flicker in red. If a call is re­ceived, it will flicker in green.

NOTE: Using the phone, you can

conveniently select and use the
profile set in advance depending
on various surrounding condi­tion. See the section “Profiles” of
Owner's Guide.

NOTE: Using the phone, you can

input all the Korean text in the
same way of Nokia's easy English
input. See "Text Input" on page
20 of Owner's Guide.

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Table of Contents

For your safety ..................................... 8

General Information............................. 9

1. Your Phone .....................................11

Keys ......................................................................... 11

Connectors ............................................................12

Display indicators in the standby mode .......12

2. Getting started...............................14

Installing and removing the battery .............. 14

Charging the battery .......................................... 14

Battery elapsed time .......................................... 15

Battery charging time ........................................ 15

Switching the phone on ....................................15

Changing the security code .............................16

Switching the phone off ...................................16

3. Making and answering calls .........17

Making calls .........................................................17

International calls .........................................17

Making a call using the phone book .......17

Last number redial ........................................18

Speed dialing a phone number..................18

Answering a call .................................................. 18

In-call options................................................ 18

4. Text input .......................................19

Input ....................................................................... 19

Input mode switching and numbers/symbols

input .............................................................. 19

Korean input ............................................19

English input............................................20

Symbol input............................................21

Numbers input ........................................21

5. Phone book (Names)......................22

Storing a phone number with a name .......... 22

Storing multiple numbers and a text ............22

Adding a new number or a text................22

Adding and erasing a voice tag to a phone

book entry.................................................... 23

Changing the default number ................... 23

Searching from the phone book ..................... 23

Assigning a phone number as a speed dial num-

ber ........................................................................ 24

Making a call with the speed dials ................ 24

Editing the phone book ..................................... 24

Editing names and numbers ...................... 24

Erasing names................................................ 24

Own numbers ....................................................... 25

Caller groups ........................................................ 25

Adding a phone number to a caller group

........................................................................ 25

Setting the ringing tone, graphic and name

for a caller group....................................... 25

Removing a name from a caller group ... 26

Memory status ..................................................... 26

Voice dialing ......................................................... 26

Voice tag list................................................... 26

Erase all tags .................................................. 27

Auto voice tag mode.................................... 27

Searching area code list ................................... 27

6. Using the Menu ............................. 28

Accessing a menu function by scrolling ......28

Accessing a menu function by using its shortcut

............................................................................... 28

7. Menu functions ............................. 29

NATE (Menu 1) ..........................................29

Connect NATE (Menu 1-1) ......................... 29

NATE wizard (Menu 1-2) ............................ 29

Internet mail (Menu 1-3)............................ 29

Mobile wallet (Menu 1-4) .......................... 30

Message (Menu 2) .....................................30

Text messages (Menu 2-1) ......................... 30

Inbox (Menu 2-1-1) .............................. 30

Write a message (Menu 2-1-2) ......... 31

Page (Menu 2-1-3)................................ 31

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Outbox (Menu 2-1-4) ........................... 31

Archive (Menu 2-1-5)........................... 31

Template (Menu 2-1-6)........................ 31

Erase all (Menu 2-1-7) ......................... 31

Voice messages (Menu 2-2).......................32

Listen to msg. (Menu 2-2-1)............... 32

View voice mail (Menu 2-2-2) ........... 32

Clear voice mail (Menu 2-2-3)........... 32

Call register (Menu 3) ........................................32

Missed calls (Menu 3-1).............................. 32

Received calls (Menu 3-2)..........................33

Dialed calls (Menu 3-3)...............................33

Clear call lists (Menu 3-4).......................... 33

Call timers (Menu 3-5) ................................ 33

Last call (Menu 3-5-1).......................... 33

All calls (Menu 3-5-2) .......................... 33

Dialed calls (Menu 3-5-3) ...................33

Received calls (Menu 3-5-4)............... 33

Clear timers (Menu 3-5-5) .................. 33

Profiles (Menu 4) ................................................. 33

Changing profiles ..........................................33

Activating profiles......................................... 34

Customizing profiles..................................... 34

Renaming profiles ......................................... 35

Settings (Menu 5) ............................................... 35

Time settings (Menu 5-1) ........................... 35

Alarm clock (Menu 5-1-1)................... 35

Clock (Menu 5-1-2)...............................35

Call settings (Menu 5-2) ............................. 35

Auto area code (Menu 5-2-1) ............ 35

International prefix (Menu 5-2-2) ....36

Answer call (Menu 5-2-3) ................... 36

Automatic redial (Menu 5-2-4) ......... 36

orig. call alert (Menu 5-2-5)............... 36

Data service (Menu 5-2-6).................. 36

Phone settings (Menu 5-3) ........................36

Language (Menu 5-3-1).......................37

Touch tone length (Menu 5-3-2) ......37

Background settings (Menu 5-3-3).. 37

Display contrast (Menu 5-3-4) ..........37

Auto backlight (Menu 5-3-5) ............. 37

NAM selection (Menu 5-3-6)............. 38

Restore factory settings (Menu 5-3-7)

................................................................. 38

Number plus (Menu 5-3-8)................. 38

Security settings (Menu 5-4) .................... 38

Call restriction (Menu 5-4-1)............. 38

Security code (Menu 5-4-2) ............... 39

NATE settings (Menu 5-5).......................... 39

Gateway (Menu 5-5-1) ........................ 39

Home URL (Menu 5-5-2)..................... 39

Restore settings (Menu 5-5-3) .......... 39

Game (Menu 6) ................................................... 39

Continue game (Menu 6-1) ................ 40

Play (Menu 6-2) ..................................... 40

Level (Menu 6-3).................................... 40

Top score (Menu 6-4) ........................... 40

Instructions (Menu 6-5)....................... 40

Sound Setting (Menu 6-6) .................. 40

Calculator (Menu 7) ........................................... 40

Using the calculator..................................... 40

To make a currency conversion................. 41

Calendar (Menu 8) .............................................. 41

View date......................................................... 41

View day notes............................................... 41

View all ..................................................... 42

Make a note............................................. 42

Erase .......................................................... 42

Edit............................................................. 42

Move.......................................................... 42

View by weeks......................................... 42

Go to date ................................................ 42

Copy........................................................... 42

Settings..................................................... 42

Make a note.................................................... 42

Meeting ................................................... 42

Call ............................................................ 42

Birthday ................................................... 42

Memo ....................................................... 43

View by weeks................................................ 43

Go to date ....................................................... 43

To-do list ......................................................... 43

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Settings ............................................................ 43

Date format.............................................. 43

Time format.............................................. 43

Week starts on ........................................ 43

Auto erase ................................................ 43

View day list.............................................44

8. Appendix (Additional service) ......45

NATE ....................................................................... 45

Access NATE....................................................45

Exit NATE .........................................................45

About keys.......................................................45

Picture Friend/Music Bell/700 My Bell Service

............................................................................... 46

9. Important safety information.......48

Care and maintenance.............................. 51

Genuine Accessories.................................. 52

Charger ............................................................52

Headset ...........................................................52

FM radio headset .........................................53

Handsfree for vehicle ..................................53

DATA LINK KIT ...............................................54

Battery .............................................................54

Check list before reporting your problem

..................................................................... 55

Index ....................................................56

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For your safety

READ THESE SIMPLE GUIDELINES.

Breaking the rules may be dangerous
or illegal. Further detailed information
is given in this manual.

ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST

Don't use a hand-held phone while
driving; park the vehicle first.

INTERFERENCE

All wireless phones may get interfer­ence which could affect performance.

SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS

Follow any regulations or rules. Switch
phone off near medical equipment.

SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT

Wireless phones can cause interfer­ence. Using them on aircraft is illegal.

USE QUALIFIED SERVICE

Only qualified service personnel must
install or repair equipment.

ACCESSORIES AND BATTERIES

Use only approved accessories and
batteries. Do not connect incompati­ble products.

CONNECTING TO OTHER DEVICES

When connecting to any other device,
read its owner's guide for detailed
safety instructions. Do not connect in­compatible products.

MAKING CALLS

Ensure the phone is switched on and
in service. Enter the phone number, in­cluding the area code, then press

. To end a call press .

SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELING

Don't use phone at a refuelling point.
Don't use near fuel or chemicals.

SWITCH OFF NEAR BLASTING

Don't use phone where blasting is in
progress. Observe restrictions, and fol­low any regulations or rules.

EMERGENCY CALLS

Ensure the phone is switched on and
in service. Press to clear the
display. Enter the emergency number,

then press . Give your location.
Do not end the call until told to do so.

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General Information

Security code

To prevent unauthorized use of phone and
altering of settings, some of the functions
are designed to operate only by entering
the security code. The factory-set default
security code is 12345. To avoid unauthor­ized use of your phone, change the code in
the menu Settings. Keep the new code se­cret and in a safe place which is separate
from your phone. For more details, see
"Changing the security code".

Battery

Li-Ion battery BLK-1/BLK-2 is the re­chargeable battery available for your
phone.

WARNING! Use only batteries,

chargers and accessories
approved by the phone
manufacturer. The use of any
other types will invalidate any
approval or warranty applying to
the phone, and may be
dangerous.

For availability of approved accessories,
please check with your Nokia dealer.

about an accessory, please have the acces­sory available for reference.

Nokia Customer Center

(Product-related inquiry)

Regardless of area code, please dial 080­234-1101.

SK Telecom Customer
Center

(Service/Rate-related inquiry)

Regardless of area code, please dial 114
with the cell phone.

Regardless of area code, please dial 1566­0011 with the telephone (both for 011 and
017 customers).

Using this guide

Text conventions

In each step-by-step procedure, you’ll of­ten see the following words. As you follow
the instructions given in this Owner’s
Guide, you will easily get used to the func­tions of the phone.

Labels on the phone

Your phone’s model number is located on
the back of your phone under the battery.
You’ll need the information on this label if
you call Nokia Customer Service. To ask

• Press means to press briefly (less than

0.8 seconds) and release a key.

• Press xxx means to press the soft key
( , ) under xxx.

• Press and hold means to press and
hold a key for 0.8 seconds or more (de­pending on the feature).

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Also, the certain text "styles" are used to
attract attention or to emphasize a point.

• The display texts which appear on the
phone display are indicated in blue col­or, for example calling.

• Menu or Options on the display are in­dicated in bold, for example Menu. You

can select them by using and .

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1. Your Phone

Keys

This chapter introduces you to the keys
and the standby mode display indicators
of your phone.

Pressing and holding the power key on top
of your phone switches the phone on or
off. When pressed briefly in the standby
mode, it opens the list of profiles.

Ends or rejects a call.

Exits from a function.

1. Volume Key (Volume control function
in the standby mode or during a call)

The upper key increases and the lower key
reduces the phone's earpiece volume. If
you press this key when the phone rings,
the ringing tone sound will be muted.

2. Voice Memo Key (Voice record or play
function)

By pressing this key in the standby mode,
you can check the saved voice memo.

During a call or in the standby mode, press
and hold this key for a while, to initiate
voice recording. Press this key once again
to end and save the recorded content.

3. Power key (Turn on or off the power/
end a call)

4. Scroll keys (List search function)

enable moving cursor up and down in the
phone book and menu functions.

When writing a message, move the cursor
to the left or the right.

5. Send key (Make or answer a call)

answers a call and dials a phone number.
In the standby mode, it shows the most re­cently called numbers.

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Your Phone

6. ~

are used to key in numbers and letters.

Pressing and holding
mode calls your voice mailbox.

Pressing and holding in the standby
mode activates or deactivates Silent

mode. If you set Silent mode, all the func­tions of phone sound will be deactivated
and the call will be noticed with vibration.

Pressing and holding in the standby
mode activates the auto phone lock func-

tion. If setting the phone lock function,
you have to enter the security code for use
and if you turn off and on again the phone,
phone lock function will be set again.
Phone lock function can not be deactivat­ed without entering the security code at
Security setting menu.

in the standby

Connectors

Bottom Top

1. System connector

When using the data service, connect
the data cable or the hands free for use
in automobile.

2. Headset connector

Connects the personal headset or FM
radio headset.

Display indicators in
the standby mode

7. Soft keys (Selecting/cancelling menu

function)

Each of these keys performs Select/Ok( ),
Back/Exit( ) indicated on the display

above it.
In the standby mode, Pressing and holding

activates text message writing and,

pressing and holding , voice dialing
mode.

8. Internet key

is used to access to the internet. Pressing
this key in the standby mode initiates the
connection to internet.

The indicators described below are shown
when the phone is ready for use.

and bar
shows the signal strength of the net-

work at your current location. The
higher the bar, the stronger the signal.

and bar
shows the battery charge level. The

higher the bar, the more power there is
in the battery.

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shows Korean input mode.

shows that there is a received voice
message.

shows English input mode.

shows Numbers input mode.

shows Symbols input mode.

All ringing and warning tones for the
current profile has been set to Silent.

shows that Silent mode is set.

shows that the alarm clock is set

shows that there is a received text
message.

shows that the phone is on the line.

shows the mute state during a call.

shows that phone lock function is set.

shows that the phone is in a roaming
network.

shows that the phone is connected to
the internet.

shows that the phone is connected to
the PC with the data cable.

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2. Getting started

Getting started

Installing and
removing the battery

Installing the battery

• Engage the bottom of the battery with
the down groove of the phone.

• Slide the battery in the arrow direction
until you can listen to the click sound.

Removing the battery

Charging the battery

Since battery is not fully charged when you
purchased phone, please use it after making
the battery fully charged.

1. Connect the charger to a wall outlet.

2. Insert the battery pack into the rear of
charger to charge the battery pack only.

The battery-shaped lamp in front of
the charger will be turned on in red.
When the battery charging is complet­ed, the lamp will be changed in green.

3. If you want to charge the battery­mounted phone, put the phone in the
front outlet of battery charger.

The battery-shaped lamp in front of
the charger will be turned on in red.
When the battery charging is complet­ed, the lamp will be changed in green.

• Press the battery release button upper
and slide the battery off.

• Remove the battery by lifting it from
the finger grip.

Warning! Before removing the

battery, always make sure that
the phone is switched off.

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NOTE: If you mount the phone and

the battery on the charger at the
same time, they will be charged
by order of the phone and the
battery. During the phone charg­ing, battery-shaped lamp will be
changed into orange which indi­cates that charging is on standby.

WARNING! If phone or battery are

not mounted on charger properly,
the lamp is flickering in orange.
Mount the phone and battery on
charger properly once again.

Checking the charging
status

Insert the battery into the phone and turn
the phone on. Then, the status will be
shown on the right corner of the phone
display.

• The above data is measured by our company
according to the standard of Korea Consumer
Protection Board. The talktime and standby
time can vary depending on condition in use.

Battery charging time

Charging time for a fully discharged bat­tery is as follows:

Type Compact Standard

Time Max. 120mins Max. 120mins

• The charging time may vary depending on bat­tery status. Since battery can not be charged
properly in an extreme hot or cold tempera­ture, please always charge it in normal temper­ature.

Switching the phone
on

Press and hold . If you switch on the
phone, the screen below is displayed.

shows that
battery is full.

shows low bat­tery, which re­quires
charging.

Battery elapsed time

If the new battery is full charged, you can
use it as below.

Type
Status

Talktime 105~120 mins 110~150 mins

Standby

Compact Standard

138~150 hrs 190~210 hrs

shows that bat­tery is almost
discharged,
which requires
charging.

If the phone requests a security
code

• Key in the security code. The default
security code is 12345.

• It is displayed as asterisks !.

•Press Ok.

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Getting started

WARNING! Do not switch on the

phone when wireless phone use
is prohibited or when it may
cause interference or danger.

NOTE: Requesting the security

code indicates your phone is in
the phone lock function. To deac­tivate this function, deactivate
the phone lock function at Secu­rity setting menu.

Changing the security
code

1. In the Settings menu, select Security

settings.

2. After selecting Security code, select

change security code in the list. When

the security code line is displayed, key
in the previous security code (default is

12345) and press Ok.

Switching the phone
off

1. Press and hold .

2. Profile lists, including Switch off, are
displayed.

3. Select Switch off.

NOTE: If you press and hold

until ending graphic comes out,
you can easily switch the phone
off. If something wrong happens
in use or the phone is not
switched on, switch the phone on
after removing and reinstalling
the battery.

3. Enter the new security code in the se­curity code line and press Ok. You can
use the numbers of 5 digits for security
code. When you key in the security
code, only ! is displyed on the screen.

4. Enter the new security code again to
confirm it and press Ok.

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3. Making and answering calls

Making calls

1. Key in the phone number including the
area code.

NOTE: To edit a number on the

display, press to move the
cursor to the right or press
to the left. Press Clear to delete
the number.

2. Press to call the number.

3. Press to end the call (or to cancel
the call attempt).

International calls

To make an international call, you should
enter the international access code and
country code. Setting the shortcut key for
international access number can make it
easy to call.

1. Press twice or press and hold
.

Prefixed international access number is
displayed.

2. Enter the country code, area code and

the phone number in order.

3. Press to call the number.

Making a call using the
phone book

1. Press Names() in the standby mode.

2. Select Find.

3. Key in the first letter(s) of the name

and press Search.

4. Use or to reach the desired

name. If there are a lot of names in the
phone book, entering the following let­ter continually finds out the name au­tomatically.

International prefix setting

1. In Settings menu, select Call settings.

2. Select Int'l prefix.

3. Select On.

4. Key in the access number. The number
should be started with 00.

5. Press Ok.

Using International prefix

After setting a shortcut for international
access number, you are ready for use.

5. Press to call the default number
of the name.

NOTE: Pressing or in

the standby mode displays the
phone number list on screen. If
pressing the first letter of the de­sired name in the list, you can use
the easy search function where
the cursor moves to the first
name starting with the corre­sponding letter. You can scroll the

cursor with

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, .

Making and answering calls

Last number redial

The last ten phone numbers you called or
attempted to call are stored in the phone's
memory. To redial one of these last-dialed
numbers:

1. When in the standby mode, press
to access the list of the last-dialled
numbers.

2. Use or to reach the desired
name or number. Press .

Speed dialing a phone
number

If you have assigned a phone number to
one of the speed dialing keys ( ~

), you can call that phone number in

the following way:

• Press the corresponding speed dialing
key and press . Or press and hold
the speed dial key.

NOTE: If you are subscribed to

caller ID service, a call is not con­nected even if you open the flap
when the phone rings. After iden­tifying the caller, press the send
key and answer a call.

2. Press to end the call.

In-call options

By pressing Options during a call, the fol­lowing In-Call options may be available:

•Mute on/off

Mutes the microphone during a call.

• Send DTMF tone
Sends the number entered at once con-

necting to ARS or telebanking service.

NOTE: If saving the frequently

used number at Phone book, you
can press Search on the number
input screen and get and send the
number saved in the phone.

NOTE: Pressing and holding

dials your voice mailbox number.
Please see "Assigning a phone
number as a speed dial number".

Answering a call

1. You can answer a call either by

1. Opening flap

2. Press any key

3. Press SEND key.
The default is to answer a call by

opening the flap. See "Call settings".

•Menu

Uses the menu.

• Phonebook

Uses the phone book.

• Send own number

Sends own number in quick and simple.
You can use this when you send your
own number to voice mailbox or ARS.

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4. Text input

You can input Korean, English, symbols
and numbers in the same way as all the
phone functions such as writing a mes­sage, name input etc.

Keys for numbers/letters

The following table shows letters/numbers
displayed on screen when you press the
corresponding keys.

Keys for numbers/letters

Keys Letters

0, ᄑ, ᄒ, ᅵ, space

1, ᆨ, ᅡ

2, ᆫ, ᅣ, a(A), b(B), c(C)

3, ᆮ, ᅥ, d(D), e(E), f(F)

4, ᆯ, ᅧ, g(G), h(H), i(I)

To erase more than two characters, press
Clear as many times as required. Press and
hold Clear to erase all characters entered.

Input mode switching and
numbers/symbols input

You can enter the characters selecting one
of Korean/English/Number/Symbol modes.

• To change the mode into Korean, capi­tal and small letter of English, press

. Input mode is changed to Kore-

an, capital and small letter of English in
order. You can identify the current in­put mode with , , .

• To switch to number mode, press and
hold until is displayed. To

switch back to the text mode, press and
hold again.

5, ᆷ, ᆸ, ᅩ, j(J), k(K), l(L)

6, ᄉ, ᅭ, m(M), n(N), o(O)

7, ᄋ, ᅮ, p(P), q(Q), r(R), s(S)

8, ᄌ, ᄎ, ᅲ, t(T), u(U), v(V)

9, ᄏ, ᄐ, ᅳ, w(W), x(X), y(Y), z(Z)

Input

Press the corresponding keys to input let­ters. To delete a character, press Clear.

• To switch to symbol mode, press
in the Korean or English mode. Scroll to

the desired symbols and press Use. You
can enter the symbol. In the symbol
mode, is displayed.

Korean input

Nokia 8887 provides an easy way to enter
the Korean. You can select the desired
consonants/vowels without pressing the
same key several times. With predictive
text input you can key in any characters by
single keypresses. Since this function pre­dicts the combination of consonants/vow­els and displays the list of its potential

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Text input

syllable, you can reduce the frequency of
key input. If more than a syllable is dis­played on preview screen, the frequently
used syllable is displayed on top of it.

1. Press each key only once corresponding
to the desired consonants/vowels in
writing order. (Regardless of order indi­cated on Number keys, just press once.)

2. All Korean that can be combined with
consonants/vowels entered are dis­played on the right side of screen by
the predicted frequency.

3. Scroll to the desired letter with or

and press

Ok.

4. One letter input is completed. Repeat
step 1 to 3 for next letter input.

NOTE: Since there is no affect on

input without cursor on desired
letter until pressing the whole
consonants/vowels of syllable,
select only once after pressing
each the Number keys corre­sponding to consonants/vowels
of desired syllable. Since 8887
saves usual frequency of Korean
in advance and shows automati­cally the most frequent letter by
key input, the letters displayed on
the right side of screen is
changed every time you press the
keys.

Example: To enter " 한잔 "

1. Press , , only once in
order. "한", "판" are displayed in the

right preview screen.

2. Scroll to the desired letter(한) using
or and press Ok('한' has

been entered).

3. Press , , only once in

order. "찬", "잔" are displayed in the
right preview screen.

4. Scroll to the desired letter(잔) using
or and press OK('잔' has

been entered).

To complete a syllable(a set of letters),
press Ok, or press or (Once syl-

lable input is completed, cursor shape is
changed from invert to thin line).

5. Completing syllable input, press

during 0.8 sec. to insert the number,
“0”; press and hold it for 1.5 sec. to in­sert a blank.

NOTE: To input double conso-

nants(ᆩ, ㄸ, ㅃ, ᄊ, ᄍ), press
the corresponding key twice. To

input mixed consonants(ᆬ, ᆰ,
ᄚ etc.) or vowels(ᅬ, ᅯ, ᅪ etc.),

press each corresponding key by
order.

English input

Press at the letter input screen and
change to capital or small letter mode of
English. (English capital) or

(English small) is displayed on the upper
part of screen.

Also, if pressing Options on the letter in­put screen and selecting Other Characters

- abc in order, you can change to English

mode.

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Example: To input 'ABC'

Numbers input

You can write ABC by pressing the key in­dicating the desired letters repeatedly.

Press once for 'A', press twice for 'B'
and press three times for 'C'.

Note that you input the next letter in 1.5
seconds to input continuously English let­ters on the same key.

(Move the cursor with
you can input the next letter in less than

1.5 seconds).

To insert a blank between letters, press

.

or , and

Symbol input

How to input symbol:

• Press at the letter input screen,
scroll to the desired code with ,

, and press Use.

How to input numbers:

• Press and hold at the letter input
screen and convert to the number in­put mode and input numbers.

•Press Options, and select Insert num-

bers. Press the corresponding key to in-

put a number.

• If pressing and holding the desired
number key at the English/Korean
mode, you can input the corresponding
number.

Moving the cursor

Move the cursor to the desired location
with or at the letter input
screen.

•Press Options and select Insert sym-

bols. Scroll to the desired symbol with

, , and press Use. ¶ of sym-

bols is line change letter. The last one
of symbols indicates 'blank' which is
displayed in blank and used for making
blank between letters. You can also in­put blank by pressing and holding

.

NOTE: In the English input mode,

if you press continuously,
the frequent-used symbol be-

comes changed and displayed.

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Phone book (Names)

5. Phone book (Names)

You can store phone numbers in the mem­ory of the phone. Please see "Storing a
phone number with a name" section.

Your phone can store 200 names and 5
numbers and one note for each name.

Using the phone book

1. Press Names( ) in the standby mode

and select the desired function.

2. During a call, press Options and select

Phone book.

NOTE:

names or numbers quickly, press

To see the list of stored

or

in the standby mode.

Storing a phone
number with a name

Storing multiple
numbers and a text

You can save up to 5 phone numbers and
one text such as e-mail or address for each
name.

The first one of 5 saved phone numbers is
saved as the default number. When you
want to make a call or send a message af­ter selecting a phone number at the phone
book, the default is used unless other
numbers are selected
the default number(See "Changing the de­fault number").

Users can change the default number(See
"Changing the default number").

In case of each number and text item, you
can set the number type. If the number

. Users can change

1. Press Names( ) and select Add name.

2. Key in the name. (See "Text input" for

entering the text.)

3. Press Options and select Save.

4. Select the desired type of the phone

numbers.

5. Key in the phone number and press OK.

NOTE: QUICK SAVE

In the standby mode, key in the
phone number, press Options and
select Save. Key in the name,
press Options and select Save.
Key in the phone number and
press and hold Options to store
the number only.

type is not selected, it is set to (Stand­ard). The default number icon has the

frame like .

Adding a new number or
a text

1. Scroll to the desired name in the phone
book and press Details. For finding the
name, see "Searching from the phone
book".

2. Press Options and select Add number
or Add text.

3. Select the desired number or text type.

Standard

(Default if no type is selected.)

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Mobile

Home

Office

Fax

Email - text type

Note - text type

NOTE: You can change the num-

ber or text type later by using

Change type in the Options list.

4. As for number, key in the number and
press Ok. For E-mail or note, key in the
letter and press Options, and select

save.

5. Repeat the step 2 -4 to add the number
or text continuously.

NOTE: If you erase numbers in the

phone book in all cases, saved
voice tag is deleted as well; how­ever, if you erase voice tag, the
numbers you have saved in the
phone book is not erased.

Changing the default
number

1. Scroll to the desired name in the phone
book and press Details. For finding the
name, see "Searching from the phone
book".

2. Scroll to the number view screen you
want to set as a default with ,

, and press Options.

3. Select Set as default.

6. Press Done to complete the adding
feature, and press to return to
the standby mode.

Adding and erasing a
voice tag to a phone book
entry

1. Scroll to the desired name in the phone
book and press Details. For finding the
name, see "Searching from the phone
book".

2. Press Options and select Add voice tag.

3. You can add the desired voice tag fol­lowing the guide message. If voice tag
is saved, the message indicating it is
saved is displayed.

4. Press Options, scroll to Erase voice tag
and press Select. Then, the voice tag
saved in the number is erased.

Searching from the
phone book

1. Press Names( ) in the standby mode.

2. Press Search.

3. Key in the first letter of the name to
find and press Search. (Press Search to
see the entire name list.)

4. Scroll to the desired name with ,

, or key in the more letters to

search in detail.

5. For the details of selected name, press
Details. To make a call, press .

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Phone book (Names)

NOTE: To search the names and

number quickly, press

in the standby mode. Key in
the first Korean consonant or
English letter of desired name
and search the correct name with

or . You can switch Ko-

rean and English with .

or

Assigning a phone
number as a speed dial
number

You can use the number key ~
as the speed dial numbers. To do so, you

should assign the phone numbers to the
number keys.

1. In the standby mode, press Names
and select Speed dials.

2. Scroll to the desired speed dials 2 ~ 9
and press Assign.

3. Press Search, scroll to the desired name
and press Ok.

4. If more than one number is stored for a
name, select the desired number by us­ing

or .

( )

Making a call with the
speed dials

If a phone number is assigned to a key, you
can make a call using the following ways:

• Press the desired speed dial key and
then press .

• In the standby mode, press and hold
the desired speed dial key.

NOTE: Pressing and holding

calls the voice mailbox.

Editing the phone
book

Editing names and
numbers

1. Scroll to the name or number you want
to edit and press Options.

2. Select Edit name or Edit number.

3. In case that you select name edit, se­lect Save after inputting name and
pressing Options. If you select number
edit, input number and press Ok.

NOTE: You can make a call,

change a number and deactivate
assigning shortcut key after as­signing the numbers to speed dial
numbers.

Erasing names

You can remove names from the phone
book one by one or all at once.

Erasing one by one

1. In the standby mode, press Names( )
and select Erase name.

2. Select One by one.

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3. Scroll to the name you want to erase
and press Erase.

names and the phone numbers should be
in the caller gorup.

4. At the prompt "Erase selected name",
press Ok.

WARNING! If more than one num-

ber are saved for a name, all
numbers and text related to the
name is deleted by selecting
Erase.

Erasing all

1. In the standby mode, press Names( )
and select Erase name.

2. Select Erase all.

3. Key in the security code and press Ok.

4. At the prompt "Are you sure", press Ok.

WARNING! If you remove all, all

names and numbers you have
saved in the phone are deleted.
Please be careful lest your valu­able information is deleted by ac­cident.

NOTE: This function is operated

only if you are subscribed to call­er ID service.

Adding a phone number
to a caller group

1. In the standby mode, press Names( )
and select Caller groups.

2. Select the desired caller group.

3. Select Members.

4. Select Add name, scroll to the desired
name and press Add. If the name is al­ready there, press Options and select

Add name.

NOTE: After finding the desired

name and number, to add the
name to caller group, press Op-
tions and select Caller groups on
the name or number view screen.
Select the desired group.

Own numbers

In the standby mode, press Names( ) and
select Own numbers. You can see your

own number in use.

Caller groups

For each caller group, you can set the
phone to sound a specific ringing tone and
flash a preselected graphic or LED color on
the display when you receive a call from a
phone number in a group. To do so, the

Setting the ringing tone,
graphic and name for a
caller group

1. In the standby mode, press Names( )
and select Caller groups.

2. Select the desired caller group.

3. Select one of the following settings.

Group title

To change the group title, key in the new
name, press Options and select Save.

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Phone book (Names)

Group tone

To set the specific tone for a group, select
the desired ringing tone.

Group graphic

To display the graphic for a group when
the phone rings, select On.

The followings are graphics by group.

• Family :

• Friends :

• Colleagues :

• V I P :

•Other :

Group LED color

You can set the different LED color by
group flickering when the phone rings. Se-
lect one of pink-blue, rainbow-green, red,
sky blue and green.

Basic colors by group:

• Family : Pink-blue

• Friends : Rainbow-green

• Colleagues : Blue

1. In the standby mode, press Names( )

and select Caller groups.

2. Select the desired caller group.

3. Select Members.

4. Scroll to the name you want to remove,

press Options and select Remove

name.

Memory status

You can check how many names and
phone numbers are stored in the memory
by the percentage.

1. In the standby mode, press Names

2. Select Memory status.

( ).

Voice dialing

You can see or delete the list of saved
voice tags, and set the auto voice tag. To
add or delete a voice tag to a name, see
"Adding and erasing a voice tag to a phone
book entry" on page 23.

• V I P : Red

• Other : Sky blue

NOTE: If caller group is not as-

signed, the LED is flickering in
green. Some LED color may ap­pear seperated by properties of
the parts.

Removing a name from a
caller group

Voice tag list

1. In the standby mode, press Names( )

and select Voice tags.

2. Select Voice tag list to see the stored

voice tag list.

3. To listen to the stored voice tag, scroll

to the desired voice tag by using
or and press Details.

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Erase all tags

Searching area code

1. In the standby mode, press Names( )
and select Voice tags.

2. Select Erase all tags to erase all stored
voice tag list.

NOTE: If you erase voice tag, the

numbers and their related infor­mation you have saved in the
phone book is not deleted.

Auto voice tag mode

1. In the standby mode, press Names( )
and select Voice tags.

2. Select Auto voice tag.

3. After selecting On, if you open the flap,
voice tag mode is automatically start­ed. To deactivate voice tag mode and
return to the standby mode, press Exit
or in the voice tag mode.

list

This function allows you to search the area
codes.

1. In the standby mode, press Names
and select Area code list.

2. Scroll to the desired area by using
or .

3. Select the desired area code to display
the area code on standby mode screen.
At this point, you can keep entering the
desired numbers.

( )

NOTE: Regardless of setting the

auto voice tag mode, in order to
switch to the voice tag mode,

press and hold Names
standby mode( is displayed on

screen). This mode is available
only if there is a stored voice tag.

( ) in the

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6. Using the Menu

Using the Menu

The phone offers a range of functions that
allow you to tailor the phone to your
needs. These functions are arranged in
menus and submenus.

Most of the menu functions are provided
with a brief help text. To view the help
text, scroll to the desired menu function
and wait for 10 seconds. There are two
ways to access a menu.

Accessing a menu
function by scrolling

1. In the standby mode, press Menu.
Scroll with or to reach the
desired menu and press Select to enter
the menu.

2. If the menu contains any submenus,
find the one you want by scrolling with

or and press Select to enter

the submenu.
If the menu you have selected contains

submenus, repeat this step.

3. Scroll with or to find the
setting of your choice. Press OK or Se-
lect to confirm the shosen setting.

Accessing a menu
function by using its
shortcut

The menu items (menus, submenus and
setting options) are numbered and can be
accessed quickly by using their shortcut
number. The shortcut number is shown in
the top right corner of the display. For
menu shortcuts, see the menu map.

1. In the standby mode, press Menu.

2. Key in the numbers of corresponding
menu.

Example: setting Answer call to
"Opening flap"

• After searching Answer call in the
menu map of Owner's Guide, press

Menu, , , , and
in order by menu number.

• for Settings, for Call set­tings, for Answer call and

for 'Opening flap'.

NOTE: You can return to the pre-

vious menu level by pressing
Back. You can exit the menu
without changing the menu set­tings by pressing .

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7. Menu functions

NATE
(Menu 1)

Connect NATE
(Menu 1-1)

You can use variable services accessing
wireless internet.

NATE wizard (Menu 1-2)

You can use various contents, such as
game or music room, which is downloaded
from NATE Service. On downloading these
contents, you can run them on your cellu­lar phone. Also, since they are automati­cally saved on the terminal, you can run
the contents at any time, wherever you
are.

Chatting edit (Menu 1-2-2)

The reserved words, which is registered,
can be edited for chatting. You can select
the desired word, and then save it as word
or paragraph you want to use after editing
them. During the network game, to switch
to the chatting mode, press .

Internet mail (Menu 1-3)

This allows you to write a mail or send it
using the wireless internet. You should set
a mail account before using the mail.

Outbox (Menu 1-3-1)

Using Outbox, you can create a mail to
send or save the mail for later use. Also,
you can send the mail you saved.

Write new mail (Menu 1-3-1-1)

Wizard archive (Menu 1-2-1)

In the wizard archive, you can save and
run the contents you downloaded. The
number of contents currently downloaded
is displayed in the right of the menu name.
The number of contents you can save de­pends on the size of the contents.

In the contents list that appears after se­lecting the wizard archive, the memory
usage used in its contents is displayed in
the right of each content and the remain­ing memory is displayed at the top.

When you select the desired contents from
the list, you can run it.

1. Enter the recipient’s address in the ad­dress input window.

2. Press Options and select Next.

3. Enter the title.

4. Press Options and select Next.

5. Enter the contents.

6. Press Options and select one of Send,

Save, and Save & Send. If you select
Save or Save & Send, the mail you

wrote will be saved in the cell phone.

View outbox (Menu 1-3-1-2)

This allows you to select, modify, and edit
the saved mail. The way to send a mail is
the same as that of write new mail.

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Menu functions

Mail account (Menu 1-3-2)

Sets the user name, mail address and mail
server to use when sending a mail.

User name (Menu 1-3-2-1)

1. Enter the user name to use in the mail.

2. Press Options and select Save.

Mail address (Menu 1-3-2-2)

1. Enter a mail address to be used in the
user address input window.

2. Press Options and select Save.

Mail server (Menu 1-3-2-3)

1. Enter a mail server address to be used
in the mail server address input win­dow.

2. Press Options and select Save.

software; enter your personal information,
the settlement information, such as credit
card, and delivery information.

NOTE: For more information about

how to use the mobile wallet,
please see the booklet or contact
SK Telecom customer service cen­ter (114 without the local code
using your cellular phone).

Message
(Menu 2)

Text messages
(Menu 2-1)

You can read and write a message.

NOTE: To send a mail using your

cellular phone, you need to set a
mail account correctly; the mail
may not be sent depending on the
status of the mail server. Please
note that the mail server supports
SMTP; mail server of SK Telecom
has been entered as default.

Mobile wallet (Menu 1-4)

This service is a mobile commercial serv­ice, which allows you to help secure busi­ness and financial transaction in the
wireless environment. This is done by
pressing a key simply, for example, on the
NATE's shopping mall by making the pay­ment completed. For this service, you need
the cellular phone with WPKI feature to
ensure high security, which is loaded with
the electronic wallet implemented by

By selecting the desired message in the in­box, outbox and archive, you can read a
message. To read a long message, scroll
across the display by pressing

on the message screen.

or

Inbox (Menu 2-1-1)

You can read, erase, save and forward the
received text message to others. The un­read message is displayed in and the
read message is displayed in in the
message list.

If pressing Options on the message screen,
you can select the following options.

•Erase

•Save to archive

•Forward

•Reply

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NOTE: If a notice indicating re-

ceiving text message is displayed
in the standby mode, press Read
to read the received message.
When the received message is
more than one, you are connect­ed to Inbox directly by pressing
List.

Write a message

Page (Menu 2-1-3)

Transmits the call back number to the re­ceiver.

1. Input the receiver’s phone number to
page and press OK.

2. Input the call back number and press
OK or . The default is your phone

number.

(Menu 2-1-2)

Writes and sends a text message.

1. Write a message on the write message
screen.

2. Select Send in Options menu.

3. Input the receiver’s phone number.

4. Input the call back number. The default
is your phone number.

If you press Options on the write message
screen, you can select the following op­tions.

•Send

• Insert numbers

• Insert symbols

• Other characters

• Save to archive

• Insert templates

Outbox (Menu 2-1-4)

You can view the text message sent or to
send. If you press Options on the message
content screen, you can select Erase, Send,

Save to archive options.

The sent message is displayed as and
the unsent mesage is displayed as in
the message list.

Archive (Menu 2-1-5)

You can save the desired message for a
long time. You can erase, send or answer
the archived message.

Template (Menu 2-1-6)

You can edit and send the saved message.
The way to edit and send is the same as
that of Write message menu.

• Message settings

•Urgent

NOTE: If selecting Insert tem-

plates, you can edit the message

saved in the phone.

Erase all (Menu 2-1-7)

All read (Menu 2-1-7-1)

You can erase all the messages archived in
inbox, outbox, archive except the unread
message.

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Menu functions

All read in inbox (Menu 2-1-7-2)

You can erase all the messages archived in
inbox except the unread message.

All in outbox (Menu 2-1-7-3)

You can erase all the messages archived in
outbox.

All in archive (Menu 2-1-7-4)

You can delete all messages archived in ar­chive.

Voice messages
(Menu 2-2)

Listen to msg. (Menu 2-2-1)

You can connect to the voice mailbox and
listen to voice message.

View voice mail (Menu 2-2-2)

You can check indicating a voice message
received.

• Call time

You can check the call time in a unit of
dates, hours, minutes, seconds.

• Edit number

You can modify the selected number
and make a call or save it in the phone
book.

•Save

You can save the selected number in
the phone book with a new name.

• Add number

You can add the selected number to
the existing names of the phone book.

•Erase

You can delete the selected number.

• View number
You can see the number of the selected

name. It disaplys when you make a call
to the name saved in the phone book or
receive a call from that.

NOTE: Only if you are subscribed

to caller ID service, caller’s num­ber can be displayed in the missed

Clear voice mail (Menu 2-2-3)

You can erase the voice message receiving
record and icon.

Call register
(Menu 3)

You can check the call records of the phone.

If pressing Options at Missed calls, Re-

ceived calls or Dialed calls, you can select

the following functions:

calls and received calls list. In
case of the item of Missed calls
and Received calls which the
Caller ID is not displayed on,

there’re just Call time and Erase.

Missed calls (Menu 3-1)

This function allows you to view a list of
the last ten phone numbers from which
somebody has tried to call you with no
success.

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NOTE: If the notice message of

missed call is displayed in the
standby mode, press List to see
the missed call list. To make a call

to the caller directly, press
after scrolling to the desired
name or number.

Last call (Menu 3-5-1)

Shows the latest call time.

All calls (Menu 3-5-2)

Shows the total of call time after the last
initializing.

Received calls (Menu 3-2)

This function allows you to view the last
ten phone numbers from which you have
most recently accepted calls.

Dialed calls (Menu 3-3)

This function allows you to view a list of
the last ten phone numbers from which
you have most recently called or tried to
call.

NOTE: To view the list of the last

dialed number, press in the
stanby mode. Scroll to the desired

phone number and press to
call the selected number.

Clear call lists
(Menu 3-4)

This function allows you to delete all the
phone numbers that appear in menus from
3-1 to 3-3.

Dialed calls (Menu 3-5-3)

Shows the total of dialed call time after
the last initializing.

Received calls (Menu 3-5-4)

Shows the total of received call time after
the last initializing.

Clear timers (Menu 3-5-5)

Initiates the display of all call time.

Profiles
(Menu 4)

This menu offers you a convenient way to
customise the alert of your phone to suit a
variety of events and environments. If you
set the profile according to each personal­ity, life style, you can observe the phone
etiquette suitable for the situation only
with simple mode selection.

Call timers (Menu 3-5)

This function allows you to view the dura­tion of your incoming and outgoing calls
by hour, minute and second.

Changing profiles

You can select one of General, Silent, Out­door, My style as a profile and change the
name of each profile except General (De­fault is General). To select the desired pro­file mode, press and hold in the

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Menu functions

standby mode. Then, profile list is dis­played. Select the profile you want to use
in the list.

NOTE: You can also change profile

by selecting the desired mode in

Profiles menu.

Activating profiles

1. In the standby mode, press Menu and
select Profiles. In its Options, you can
set one of General, Silent, Meeting,
Outdoor, My style, Handsfree, and
Headset modes.

NOTE: You can see the hands free

mode only if the phone is con­nected to hands free and headset
mode only if phone is connected
to headset in profiles menu.

2. Select the desired mode and press Ok
in Activate.

3. Select the topic you want to customize.

4. Select the desired operation.

NOTE: Even you set profile, the

setting can not be applied to the
phone without selecting the cor­responding mode.

Customizing profiles

Ringing volume

Sets the volume level for the ringing and
message alert tones.

Ringing tone

Sets the ringing tone for voice calls among
35 built-in and 5 download ringing tones.
Download ringing tones can save up to 2
chordal ringing tones and 3 simple ringing
tones.

Answered call vibration

Sets the phone to vibrate when a voice call
or a message is received.

Keypad tones

Customizes or deactivates the volume lev­el for keypad tones.

Warning tones

Sets selection tone and alarm tone enable
or disable.

Message alert

Selects the alert tone when the message is
received. You can set one of Standard, As­cending, Special, Beep once, Off.

If you select Customize, you can modify
the following functions.

Incoming call alert

This setting defines how the phone will
notify you about an incoming voice call.
This options available are: Ringing, As­cending, Ring once, Beep once and Off.

Auto answer

Sets the phone to answer an incoming
voice call after five minutes automatically.

Lights

Sets the display and keypad lights.

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NOTE: Auto answer can be dis-

played only if the phone is con­nected to headset or hands free
and Lights can be displayed only
in case that phone is connected
to hands free.

Renaming profiles

This function allows you to edit the name
of the selected profile. This function is not
available in General, Headsetimet and

Handsfree mode.

1. In the standby mode, press Menu and
select Profiles.

2. Scroll to the mode you want to rename,
press Options. Scroll to Rename and
press Ok.

5. Set the repeat frequency. If you select

Alarm once, it operates once on the

specified time. If you select Alarm daily,
operates on specified time of every day.

NOTE: When the alarm time is

reached, the phone sounds an
alert tone and "Alarm!" is also
shown. You can end an alert tone
by pressing Stop or . If you
press Snooze, the alarm resumes
10 minutes later.

Clock (Menu 5-1-2)

Clock display

• Show clock/Hide clock
Decide to display the clock in the

standby mode.

3. Key in the new name, press Options
and select Save.

Settings
(Menu 5)

Time settings (Menu 5-1)

Alarm clock (Menu 5-1-1)

In this menu the phone can be set to alarm
at the specified time. If the alarm clock is

set, is dispalyed on the upper part of
standby screen.

1. In the standby mode, press Menu and
select Settings.

2. Select Time settings and alarm clock.

3. Enter time and press Ok.

4. Select am or pm.

Time format

• You can select either 24-hour or 12­hour time formats.

Call settings (Menu 5-2)

Auto area code (Menu 5-2-1)

This function automatically displays the
preset area code when you key in the
phone number.

1. In the standby mode, press Menu and
select Settings.

2. Select Call settings and Auto area code.

3. To set the area code, select On and to
cancel it, select Off.

4. If you select On, area code screen is
displayed.

5. Key in the desired area code and press
Ok.

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Menu functions

NOTE: To search for area codes

without entering the number,
press Search, which shows the
area code list. Scroll to the de­sired area code and press Ok to
display the selected code in the
area code window.

International prefix
(Menu 5-2-2)

When you key in the phone number, press­ing twice or pressing and holding

automatically displays the preset

international prefix.

1. In the standby mode, press Menu and
select Settings.

2. Select Call settings and International

prefix.

3. To set the prefix, select On and to can­cel it, select Off.

4. If you select On, access number screen
is displayed. Key in the international
call access number you want to set and
press Ok.

Automatic redial
(Menu 5-2-4)

This function allows your phone to make
up to three attempts automatically to
connect the call after an unsuccessful call
attempt.

orig. call alert (Menu 5-2-5)

This function notifies you with the sound,
when the call channel is linked between
the phone and the base station.

NOTE: Depending on the station

condition, the sound may not
made.

Data service (Menu 5-2-6)

This function provides you the voice/data/
fax services.

Incoming mode

Sets the modem data or fax receiving
mode.

Data speed

Answer call (Menu 5-2-3)

You can answer a call either by

1. Opening flap

2. Press any key

3. Press SEND key.

The default is to answer a call by opening
the flap. See "Call settings".

Sets high-speed or low-speed data de­pending on the service and station envi­ronment.

Phone settings (Menu 5-3)

Sets the phone operations. To set each
function, press Menu in the standby mode
and select Settings and Phone settings in
order.

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Language (Menu 5-3-1)

Power off (Menu 5-3-3-3)

Within this menu, you can select the lan­guage in which the display texts will be
shown - between Korean and English. Se­lect English to change all the display to
English.

Touch tone length
(Menu 5-3-2)

This function sets the sound length of key
tone made when you pressed number key
in-call. you can set in either long or short.

If your phone connected to the Automatic
Response System (ARS) and the relative
system can not recognize the key, you
should set to Long.

Background settings
(

Menu

5-3-3)

Sets the picture displayed when you
switch the phone off.

Incoming call (Menu 5-3-3-4)

Sets the picture displayed when the phone
rings. If you are subscribed to caller ID
service, the picture is not displayed.

NATE connect (Menu 5-3-3-5)

Sets the picture displayed when you ac­cess NATE.

Display contrast
(Menu 5-3-4)

This function controls display contrast of
the phone. You can set either Automatic
or Manual.

Automatic

This function sets the phrase or graphic
displayed on background display. If you
have downloaded graphic, you can set the
graphic on background display(You can
download up to 5 graphics.).

Idle display (Menu 5-3-3-1)

This function sets the phrase or picture
displayed in the standby mode. If selecting

User input text, you can input and display

the desired phrase on the standby screen.

Power on (Menu 5-3-3-2)

Sets the picture displayed when you
switch the phone on.

Select Automatic. The default of the
phone is set.

Manual

1. Select Manual.

2. Scroll with or to set the
contrast.

3. Press Ok in the desired contrast.

Auto backlight (Menu 5-3-5)

You can set the time of the phone back­light on. You can make it that light always
is off in 15 or 10 seconds after entering
the last key.

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Menu functions

NAM selection (Menu 5-3-6)

Selects the phone number to use among
the registered ones. NAM selection fea­ture is used to set roaming network.

Roaming service is to make it possible to
use the cellular phone in another commu­nication network or the overseas network.
This service can be used only if it’s agreed
on by each partners. Please contact your
service provider for more information.

NOTE: If NAM is selected, the

power of the phone is off and on
automatically.

Restore factory settings
(Menu 5-3-7)

This function restores the original factory
default settngs without affecting phone
book, message, etc.

Number plus (Menu 5-3-8)

Allows you to edit and remove the supple­mentary phone number. To use this menu,
enter the security code. The default secu­rity code is 12345.

Edit number (Menu 5-3-8-1)

Enter the cell phone number for supple­mentary.

Ringing tone (Menu 5-3-8-2)

Sets the ringing tone of the number plus.
Without the number entered, the selected
ringing tone will not be ringing.

NOTE: Number plus service allows

you to select the receipt-only
number in a cellular phone addi­tionally (only if applying for the
service separately). Since this
number is for voice-receipt only,
you cannot receive the text mes­sage.

Security settings
(Menu 5-4)

You can set the functions such as Call re­striction, Phone lock, etc. requiring the se­curity code or change the security code. To
set each function, press Menu in the
standby mode, and select Settings and Se-

curity settings in order.

Call restriction (Menu 5-4-1)

You can restrict All calls, Internaltional
call, Define numbers.

All calls (Menu 5-4-1-1)

Restricts all incoming and outgoing calls.

International calls (Menu 5-4-1-2)

Restricts international calls.

Define numbers (Menu 5-4-1-3)

Restricts outgoing call starting with the
number you have designated.

NOTE: When all calls are restrict-

ed, calls may be possible to cer­tain emergency numbers (e.g.
112, 113, 119).

Erase number (Menu 5-3-8-3)

Deletes the registered number plus.

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Security code (Menu 5-4-2)

NATE settings

This menu is related with phone lock and
changing the security code. It contains the
following submenus.

Phone lock (Menu 5-4-2-1)

This function prevents from making a call
to non-emergency number, using the
memu, and saving the memory.

To set phone lock on, press and hold
in the standby mode or select On in phone
lock menu.

When phone lock is set, to use your phone,
you should enter the security code. If you
enter the security code, the lock is off until
switching off the phone. If you switch on
the phone later, phone lock in on auto­matically. If you select Off in phone lock
menu, the phone is not locked regardless
of switch on or off the phone.

(Menu 5-5)

Preference when running NATE at first. To
use this menu, enter the security code and
press Ok.

Gateway (Menu 5-5-1)

Allows you to set the gateway which the
browser uses.

Home URL (Menu 5-5-2)

Allows you to set URL which the broswer
access at first.

Restore settings
(Menu 5-5-3)

You can set the browser preference as de­fault.

Allowed number when locked
(Menu 5-4-2-2)

Even phone lock is on, this function saves
the phone number availble for outgoing.

Change security code
(Menu 5-4-2-3)

This function changes the security code.

1. Key in the security code and press Ok.
The initial value of security code is

12345.

2. Enter the new security code and press
Ok.

3. Enter the new security code again to
confirm it and press Ok.

Game
(Menu 6)

Your phone offers you a game to play:
Snake II.

In this game, snake’s tail is getting longer
every time snake eats feed. A special feed
appears for certain time every time snake
eats 5 pieces of feed and if snake eats this,
snake tail will not be getting longer. If
snake eats all 15 pieces of feed by each
stage, the game moves to the next stage.

Finishing the last stage, the first stage of
new game starts with the higher level.

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Menu functions

Continue game (Menu 6-1)

Allows you to resume a paused game.

NOTE: If pressing on game, you

can pause the game and use the
game menu, and continue to play
by selecting Continue game in
the menu.

Play (Menu 6-2)

Starts a new game.

1. In the standby mode, press Menu.

2. Select Game.

3. Select Play.

4. Select the desired stage.

5. The game starts.

: To move to the right of the pro-

ceeding direction.

If you do not make any movement for 60
seconds, the game stops.

Sound Setting (Menu 6-6)

On or off the sound on game.

Calculator
(Menu 7)

The calculator in your phone adds, sub­tracts, multiplies, divides, and converts
currency values.

Using the calculator

Level (Menu 6-3)

Allows you to set the level of difficulty.

Top score (Menu 6-4)

Shows up to the third highest score.

Instructions (Menu 6-5)

Introduces how to play the game.

Keys for use are as follows.

: To move to the upper
: To move to the left
: To move to the right

: To move to the lower

Or you can change the direction of the
movement easily with following keys.

: To move to the left of the pro-

ceeding direction.

1. In the standby mode, press Menu.

2. Select Calculator.

3. When "0" is displayed on the screen, E
nter the the number you want to cal­culate. To change the sign, press Op­tions and select Change sign. To enter
the decimal point, press . When

you erase the entered number, press
Clear.

4. To use operator, press or

. (you can identify the current op-

erator on the right side of the display.)

NOTE: You can also press Options

to select the desired operator.

5. Enter the next number in a condition
that the desired operator is displayed.
Repeat 3 and 4 steps as many as nec­essary.

6. To display the result, press Options and
select Equals.

,

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The result is displayed as well by scroll­ing cursor to on operator screen at
right side. At this point, entering the
number erases all existing result and
starts new calculating.

7. To erase all the entered numbers and
start a new calculation, press and hold
Clear.

Calendar
(Menu 8)

The calendar helps you to keep track of re­minders, calls that you need to make,
meeting, and birthdays. The phone sounds
an alarm tone when the set date for each
schedule.

To make a currency
conversion

1. To set exchange rate, press Options
without number displayed on calcula­tion screen and select Exhange rate.

2. Select either Foreign Unit expressed as
or Domestic Unit expressed as.

3. Key in the exchange rate and press OK.
To enter the decimal point, press .

NOTE: If you select Foreign Unit

expressed as, exchange rate

stored as default is displayed. This
rate is what divides foreign cur­rency by domestic currency and
you can change it suitable for
current setting.
If you select Domestic Unit ex-

pressed as, exchange rate stored

as default is displayed. This rate is
what divides domestic currency
by foreign currency and you can
change it suitable for current set­ting.

4. To convert into designated exchange
rate, press Options and select either

Foreign Unit expressed as or Domestic
Unit expressed as after entering the

value to convert on calculator screen.

View date

1. In the standby mode, press Menu.

2. Select Calendar.

3. Scroll with or to the desired
date. Also you can move to the desired
date just by entering the dates.

NOTE: If you press number keys to

move the desired date, it scrolls
only to the dates after the cur­rent dates. For example, if today
is March 15 and you press ,

it moves to April 8. Pressing
moves to today.

• In view date, dates and days is dis­played , and if there is a note(Meeting,
Call, Birthday, Memo) saved on the
date, the icon for the note type is dis­played.

View day notes

It is displayed only if there is a note saved
on the selected date.

1. Press Options in view date screen and
select View day notes.

2. You can check the note contents by us­ing

or .

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Menu functions

If pressing Options in view day notes
screen, you can select the below func­tions.

View all

You can see all notes(Meeting, Call, Birth­day, Memo) saved on the selected date.

Make a note

You can make a new note(Meeting, Call,
Birthday, Memo) on the current-selected
date.

Erase

You can delete the selected note.

Edit

Settings

See "Settings" on page 43.

Make a note

Press Options in view date screen and se­lect Make a note. You can make a note as
below.

Meeting

1. Select Meeting.

2. Press Search to search the phone book,

or key in the letters.

3. When you complete writing, press Op-

tions and select Save.

4. Set the clock and alarm.

You can edit the selected note.

Move

You can move the selected note to another
date.

View by weeks

You can see the calendar by week.

Go to date

You can move to the desired date and
identify the saved note.

Copy

You can copy the note contents and reset
the date.

Call

1. Select Call.

2. To search the phone book, press Search

or key in the letters.

3. Press Search to search the phone book,

or key in the phone numbers and press
Ok.

4. Enter a name, press Options and select

Save.

5. Set the clock and alarm.

Birthday

1. Select Birthday.

2. Press Search to search the phone book,

or key in the letters.

3. When you complete writing, press Op-

tions and select Save.

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4. After entering the date of ones birth,
set the alarm.

4. Select Priority.

5. Set the clock and alarm.

Memo

1. Select Memo.

2. Key in the letter, press Options and se­lect Save.

View by weeks

You can see the calendar by week. Today
on calendar is displayed in bold.

1. Press Options in view date screen and
select View by weeks.

2. Scroll with or to View by
weeks.

NOTE: Pressing on View by

weeks moves to the week includ-

ing today.

Go to date

Settings

You can set the basic items on Schedule
menu.

Press Options in view date screen and se­lect Settings.

Date format

You can select the date format displayed
on scheduling.

1. Select Date format.

2. Select one of DDMMYYYY, MMDDYYYY
and YYYYMMDD date formats.

3. Select one of the date separators, ., /, -.

Time format

You can select between 24-hour or 12­hour time formats.

You can move to the desired date directly
and identify its note.

1. Press Options in view date screen and
select Go to date.

2. Key in the desired date and press Ok.

To-do list

You can see the lists to do and add new
things to do.

1. Press Options in view date screen and
select To-do list.

2. Select Add.

3. Key in the to-do item, press Options
and select Save.

1. Select Time format.

2. Select 12 hour or 24 hour.

Week starts on

You can select the starting day of a week
displayed on calendar as Monday or Sun­day.

1. Select Week starts on.

2. Select Monday or Sunday.

Auto erase

This is the function to erase automatically
the saved note contents in a month, three
months, or six months.

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1. Select Auto erase.

2. Select one of Never, After 1 month, Af-

ter 3 months, and After 6 months.

For example, if you set Auto erase function
in a month, the contents of corresponding
note will be erased midnight in a month.

View day list

You can decide the date of initial calendar
screen as "View a day" or "View five days".

1. Select View day list.

2. Select View a day or View five days.

If you select View five days, schedule on
initial screen will be displayed by five days.

Menu functions

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8. Appendix (Additional service)

NATE

Access NATE

When you press in the standby
mode, the connecting screen like below is
displayed and your phone is on the line to
access the NATE service. If connected, the
initial menu of NATE will be displayed.

NOTE: You can also access to NATE

by pressing Menu, , and

in the standby mode.

! Progressing bar display

• 접속중: Trying to access the server

• 전송중: Connected and requesting the

data

• 수신중: Receiving the data from the

server

• 보안중: Setting up the security for the

server

• 종료중: Exitting the browser

NATE menu, and select the desired menu,
or press the appropriate number key.

Exit NATE

To disconnect NATE service, press .

NOTE: For more information about

NATE service, please access
www.NATE.com or contact your
customer service center.

About keys

1

3

5

7

4

6

2

To search for the required information,
move the cursor using or on

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1

: Scroll button for moving upward on

the list or when running the contents
downloaded by NATE wizard.

2

: Scroll button for moving downward

on the list or when running the con­tents downloaded by NATE wizard.

3

: Select or confirm the desired menu

while connecting to NATE or move to
the left when running the contents
downloaded by NATE wizard.

4

: Move back or cancel the current

mode while connecting to NATE or
move to the right when running the
contents downloaded by NATE wiz­ard.

5

: Set the menu while connecting to

NATE.

6

: End the phone or browser.

7

: Ok button for reconnecting to the

home URL while connecting to NATE,
going back to NATE after completing
the call, or confirming when running
the contents downloaded by NATE
wizard.

NOTE: Press button while us-

ing NATE to select one of the fol­lowing menus:

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Appendix (Additional service)

Picture Friend/Music
Bell/700 My Bell
Service

Picture Friend and Music Bell services al­lows you to download the ringing tone
and the background picture connecting to
NATE, and set them for your phone. Using
700 My Bell Service, you can download a
ringing tone.

Downloading the ringing
tone/picture

1. Access NATE.

2. Select Picture Friend/Music Bell (The
name of the menu item may be
changed).

• 즐겨찾기: Access the favorites site or

manage the list

• 즐겨찾기 추가: Add the current site

to the favorites list within the server

• 새로 고치기: Reflect the display run-

ning in the current site

• 새 URL 입력: Connect new site by user

• You can use menus in the phone while
using NATE without exiting the inter­net mode.

NOTE: To cancel when running the

contents downloaded by NATE
wizard, press Volume key( ) on

the side of the phone.

3. Select the desired ringing tone or pic­ture.

NOTE: The ringing tone download-

ed is automatically saved to the
item 36 through 40 of the list
with the title. If Melody 1, 2, 3,
Midi 1, 2 displayed, it indicates
the ringing tone has not been
saved yet.

NOTE: To use My Bell Service, call

one of the 700 numbers, 700­5457/5486/5780/5782/5857, and
download the ringing tone fol­lowing guide message.

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Removing the saved
picture

1. In the standby mode, press Menu and
select Settings.

2. Press Phone settings and select Back-

ground settings.

3. Select any item on the background set­tings display.

4. Select the picture you want to delete.

5. When the selected picture is displayed
on screen, press Options.

6. Select the Clear Image.

Removing the saved
ringing tone

The ringing tone downloaded is automa­cally removed in order of oldest. You can
save upto 2 chordal and 3 monotone ring­ing tones.

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Important safety information

9. Important safety information

Traffic safety

Do not use a hand-held telephone while driving
a vehicle. If using a hand-held phone park the
vehicle before conversing.

Always secure the phone in its holder; do not
place the phone on the passenger seat or where
it can break loose in a collision or sudden stop.

Remember road safety always comes first!

Operating environment

Remember to follow any special regulations in
force in any area and always switch off your
phone whenever it is forbidden to use it, or
when it may cause interference or danger.

When connecting the phone or any accessory to
another device, read its user’s guide for detailed
safety instructions. Do not connect
incompatible products.

As with other mobile radio transmitting
equipment, users are advised that for the
satisfactory operation of the equipment and for
the safety of personnel, it is recommended that
the equipment should only be used in the
normal operating position (held to your ear).

Electronic devices

Most modern electronic equipment is shielded
from radio frequency (RF) signals. However,
certain electronic equipment may not be
shielded against the RF signals from your
wireless phone.

Pacemakers

Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that a
minimum separation of 20 cm (6 inches) be
maintained between a hand-held wireless

phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential
interference with the pacemaker. These
recommendations are consistent with the
independent research by and recommendations
of Wireless Technology Research.

Persons with pacemakers:

• Should always keep the phone more than 20
cm (6 inches) from their pacemaker when
the phone is switched on;

• Should not carry the phone in a breast
pocket;

• Should use the ear opposite the pacemaker
to minimize the potential for interference.

• If you have any reason to suspect that
interference is taking place, switch off your
phone immediately.

Hearing aids

Some digital wireless phones may interfere with
some hearing aids. In the event of such
interference, you may want to consult your
service provider.

Other medical devices

Operation of any radio transmitting equipment,
including phones, may interfere with the
functionality of inadequately protected medical
devices. Consult a physician or the
manufacturer of the medical device to
determine if they are adequately shielded from
external RF energy or if you have any questions.

Switch off your phone in health care facilities
when any regulations posted in these areas
instruct you to do so. Hospitals or health care
facilities may be using equipment that could be
sensitive to external RF energy.

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Vehicles

Vehicles

RF signals may affect improperly installed or
inadequately shielded electronic systems in
motor vehicles (e.g. electronic fuel injection
systems, electronic anti-skid (anti-lock) braking
systems, electronic speed control systems, air
bag systems).

Check with the manufacturer or its
representative regarding your vehicle. You
should also consult the manufacturer of any
equipment that has been added to your vehicle.

Posted facilities

Switch your phone off in any facility where
posted notices so require.

Potentially explosive
atmospheres

Switch off your phone when in any area with a
potentially explosive atmosphere and obey all
signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas
could cause an explosion or fire resulting in
bodily injury or even death.

Users are advised to switch off the phone when
at a refuelling point (service station). Users are
reminded of the need to observe restrictions on
the use of radio equipment in fuel depots (fuel
storage and distribution areas), chemical plants
or where blasting operations are in progress.

Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere
are often but not always clearly marked. They
include below deck on boats; chemical transfer
or storage facilities; vehicles using liquified
petroleum gas (such as propane or butane);
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.

Only qualified personnel should service the
phone, or install the phone in a vehicle. Faulty
installation or service may be dangerous and
may invalidate any warranty which may apply
to the unit.

Check regularly that all wireless phone
equipment in your vehicle is mounted and
operating properly.

Do not store or carry flammable liquids, gases or
explosive materials in the same compartment
as the phone, its parts or accessories.

For vehicles equipped with an air bag,
remember that an air bag inflates with great
force. Do not place objects, including both
installed or portable wireless equipment in the
area over the air bag or in the air bag
deployment area. If in-vehicle wireless
equipment is improperly installed and the air
bag inflates, serious injury could result.

Switch off your phone before boarding an
aircraft. The use of wireless telephones in an
aircraft may be dangerous to the operation of
the aircraft, disrupt the wireless telephone
network and may be illegal.

Failure to observe these instructions may lead
to suspension or denial of telephone services to
the offender, or legal action or both.

Emergency calls

IMPORTANT! This phone, like any

wireless phone, operates using radio
signals, wireless and landline net­works as well as user-programmed
functions which cannot guarantee
connection in all conditions. There­fore, you should never rely solely
upon any wireless phone for essential
communications (e.g. medical emer­gencies).

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Remember, to make or receive any calls the
phone must be switched on and in a service
area with adequate cellular signal strength. E
mergency calls may not be possible on all
wireless phone networks or when certain
network services and/or phone features are in
use. Check with local cellular service providers.

To make an emergency call:

1. If the phone is not on, switch it on.

2. Press to return to the standby mode.

3. Key in the emergency number for your
present location (e.g. 112 or other official
emergency number).

4. Press .

When making an emergency call, remember to
give all the necessary information as accurately
as possible. Remember that your wireless phone
may be the only means of communication at
the scene of an accident - do not cut off the call
until given permission to do so.

Important safety information

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Care and maintenance

Your phone is a product of superior design and
craftsmanship and should be treated with care.
The suggestions below will help you to fulfill
any warranty obligations and to enjoy this
product for many years. When using your
phone, battery, charger OR any accessory:

• Keep it and all its parts and accessories out

of small children's reach.

• Keep it dry. Precipitation, humidity and

liquids contain minerals that will corrode
electronic circuits.

• Do not use or store it in dusty, dirty areas.

Its moving parts can be damaged.

• Do not store it in hot areas. High

temperatures can shorten the life of
electronic devices, damage batteries, and
warp or melt certain plastics.

• Do not store it in cold areas. When the

phone warms up (to its normal
temperature), moisture can form inside the
phone, which may damage electronic circuit
boards.

• Do not attempt to open it. Non-expert
handling of the device may damage it.

• Do not drop, knock or shake it. Rough
handling can break internal circuit boards.

• The battery can be charged and discharged
hundreds of times but it will eventually
wear out. When the operating time is
noticeably shorter than normal, it is the
time to buy a new battery.

• Do not grasp the antenna; do not touch the
antenna to the part of your body for better
sound quality.

• Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning
solvents, or strong detergents to clean it.
Wipe it with a soft cloth slightly dampened
in a mild soap-and-water solution.

If the phone, battery, charger or any accessory
are not working properly, take them to your
nearest qualified service facility.

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Genuine Accessories

A new extensive range of accessories are
available for your phone.

For availability of the accessories, please
check with your local dealer. A few practi­cal rules for accessories operation:

• Keep the accessories out of small chil­dren's reach.

• When you disconnect the power cord
of any accessory, grasp and pull the
plug, not the cord.

Important safety information

Headset

• Check regularly that all phone equip­ment in a vehicle is mounted and oper­ating properly.

Use only batteries, chargers and accesso­ries approved by the phone manufacturer.
The use of any other types may invalidate
any approval or warranty applying to the
phone, and may be dangerous.

Charger

DDK-1K Desktop charger is used to charge

the battery. It is composed of the dual slot
type (front and rear). To prevent danger of
battery explosion due to overcharging,
this charger is equipped with various se­curity features such as detection of full
charging and over-current/voltage. De­pending on the charging status, it has var­ious LED display functions.

HDK-1K headset (ear microphone) enables
you to call with ease and convenience
while walking. It offers you the functions
to answer or end a call and dial the last
number.

If you use the unauthorized headset (ear
microphone), it can cause low-quality
sound.

The usage of unauthorized charger should
be avoided since it can reduce the per­formance of the phone and the battery, or
cause breakdown or damage.

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FM radio headset

Handsfree for vehicle

HDK-2K FM headset (FM radio) offers you
the functions of stereo FM radio and
headset. During listening to the radio, you
can answer a call. In addition, it is de­signed to be able to listen to the radio
continuously after ending a call. It is suit­able for active users who enjoy the music;
HDK-2K does not need additional battery,
since the FM radio draws power from the
phone. It comes in an ultra compact size.

If you use the unauthorized FM headset, it
can cause low-quality sound reception.

To provide you with a convenient and
portable handsfree facility while in vehi­cle, this kit comes with a external micro­phone and speaker which allows you to
talk and charge your phone at the same
time. Particularly, since PPK-1K has the
function of full duplex, you can talk over
the phone with clear sound quality. PPK­1K can be properly plugged into the ciga­rette lighter socket. Simply connect your
mobile charger to your vehicles cigarette
lighter socket and to your phone. Should
be used together with an in-vehicle hold­er. The holder come with PPK-1K can make
the phone safely and conveniently fixed
and harmonize with vehicle interior be­cause of its excellent design.

If you use an unauthorized handsfree for
vehicle, it can reduce the performance of
the phone and the battery, or cause break­down, damage, low-quality sound recep­tion.

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Important safety information

DATA LINK KIT

DKK-1K Data Link Kit (data cable) allows
you to make a data communication be­tween your phone and PC. With this con­nection, you can use your phone as a
modem to make a wireless connection to
the internet, from your PC.

If you use an unauthorized data link kit, it
can reduce phone and battery perform­ance, and may cause breakdown or dam­age.

Battery

You can purchase a compact and a stand­ard battery as an additional accessory.
There are 3 colors depending on phone
colors; white pearl, bright silver, cham­pagne metalic.

If you use an unauthorized battery, it can
cause damage, and may be dangerous.

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Check list before reporting your problem

Problem Action

The display is not on Check that the battery is properly attached, and is not fully

discharged.

is displayed

Antenna is not displayed Move to another place and try to make a call again.

Phone lock status is
displayed

Charger lamp blinks in
red

Battery life time differs
from that given in User's
manual

The phone is abnormally
working or the power is
not on

The phone makes an
echo in a specific area or
in connecting with a
specific phone

Try to move to another place. Or turn the phone off, turn it on again,
and wait for 2 mins.

The phone is locked. Key in the exact security code and unlock it.

The battery is not properly attached to the charger. Remove the
battery from the charger and install again. If the problem continues,
contact your service center.

As the battery is frequently charged and discharged, its life is
gradually shortened. If you expose the charged battery to very high
or very cold temperatures, its life time can vary.

Try to use the phone after removing the battery and installing it
again.

This condition, called "echo symptom" occurs when the strength of
radio wave is weak or unstable. It can be caused by phone network
conditions existing either on your side or on receiver's side.

Incoming/outgoing call
has a problem and calls
are disconnected

The message Not in
service area is displayed

This may be caused if the radio signal is weak or unstable, or due to
very heavy cellular traffic. Try again a little later or move to another
location with stronger signal and make a call.

Move to another place and try to make a call again.

For the location of the service center and the details about support, please contact the cus­tomer center (080-234-1101).

Nokia Care Center

(Seoul)

Kangnam: 02) 3486-9957~9
Shinchon: 02) 711-7556

(Pusan)

051) 804-8887

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Index

A

Accessing a menu function by scrolling ........28

Accessing a menu function by using its

shortcut.................................................................28

Alarm clock ............................................................35

All calls.................................................................... 33

Answer call.............................................................36

Appendix(Additional service) ............................45

Archive .................................................................... 31

Assigning a phone number as a speed dial num-

ber...........................................................................24

Auto area code......................................................35

Auto backlight.......................................................37

Auto voice tag mode ...........................................27

Automatic redial...................................................36

B

Background settings............................................37

Battery

Battery charging time.................................... 15

Charging the battery......................................14

Installing and removing the battery..........14

Battery elapsed time ........................................... 15

C

Calculator ............................................................... 40

Calendar.................................................................. 41

Call register............................................................32

Call timers.........................................................33

Clear call lists...................................................33

Dialed calls........................................................33

Missed calls ......................................................32

Received calls...................................................33

Call restriction.......................................................38

Call settings ........................................................... 35

Caller groups.......................................................... 25

Including a phone number in a caller group

25

Removing a name in a caller group........... 26

Setting the ringing tone, graphic and name

for a caller group .......................................... 25

Care and maintenance ....................................... 51

Changing the default number .......................... 23

Charger ................................................................... 52

Check list before reporting your problem ..... 55

Clear timers ........................................................... 33

Clear voice mail.................................................... 32

Connectors............................................................. 12

D

Dialed call vibration ............................................ 36

Dialed calls............................................................. 33

Display contrast.................................................... 37

E

Erase all .................................................................. 31

Erase all tags ......................................................... 27

Erasing names

all......................................................................... 25

one by one ........................................................ 24

F

FM radio headset ................................................. 53

For your safety.........................................................8

G

Game ....................................................................... 39

General Information...............................................9

Genuine Accessories............................................ 52

Getting started ..................................................... 14

I

Important safety information........................... 48

Inbox........................................................................ 30

Incoming call alert............................................... 34

International calls................................................ 17

Shortcut setting .............................................. 17

Using International prefix ............................ 17

Internet mail.......................................................... 29

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K

Keys.......................................................................... 11

Korean input.......................................................... 19

L

Language ................................................................ 37

Last call...................................................................33

Last number redial ...............................................18

Listen to msg. ........................................................ 32

M

Make a note........................................................... 42

Making a call with the speed dials .................24

Making and answering calls

Answering a call.............................................. 18

In-call options.................................................. 18

Making calls ..................................................... 17

Memory status ...................................................... 26

Menu functions .................................................... 29

Message .................................................................. 30

Mobile wallet ........................................................ 30

N

NAM selection....................................................... 38

NATE......................................................................... 45

NATE settings ........................................................39

NATE wizard........................................................... 29

Number plus ..........................................................38

O

Outbox..............................................................29, 31

Own numbers ........................................................ 25

P

personal headset ..................................................52

Phone book

Editing................................................................ 24

Searching from ................................................ 23

Phone lock.............................................................. 39

Phone settings....................................................... 36

Profiles..................................................................... 33

Activating.......................................................... 34

Changing ...........................................................33

Customizing...................................................... 34

Renaming.......................................................... 35

R

Received calls........................................................ 33

Restore factory settings..................................... 38

S

Searching area code list..................................... 27

Security code.................................................. 16, 39

security code ......................................................... 38

Security setting .................................................... 38

Send DTMF tone ................................................... 18

Settings................................................................... 35

standby mode display ......................................... 12

Storing a phone number with a name........... 22

Switching the phone on..................................... 15

T

Template................................................................. 31

Text message......................................................... 30

Time settings ......................................................... 35

To make a currency conversion........................ 41

To-do list ................................................................ 43

Touch tone ............................................................. 37

U

Using the menu .................................................... 28

V

View by weeks....................................................... 43

View date ............................................................... 41

View day notes ..................................................... 41

View voice mail .................................................... 32

Voice message....................................................... 32

voice tag................................................................. 23

voice tag list.......................................................... 26

W

Write a message................................................... 31

Y

Your phone............................................................. 11

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