GB 300
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Welcome to Pantech GB300
Characteristic Specification
of GB300
Welcome to the wireless mobile communication
network with this GSM mobile phone, GB300. We,
Pantech, are pleased to introduce this brand new
portable handset.
Our product always keeps you connected to the
network.
Thank you for choosing Pantech GB300.
The user manual explains in detail how it works and
what unique features are available.
Display
Bar type 65K STN LCD
28 mm x 30 mm display for 1.5” LCD
Supports up to 65K STN colours within 128 x 128
pixels
4 lines for text in basic mode with 16-pixel font
Two Soft keys with 2 way Navigation
List and Full Screen menu
Melody
Yamaha 16 poly sound
Dimension & Weight
Weight: 72 g
Dimensions: 99 mm x 46 mm x 18 mm
Power Management (Performance)
Battery Type
Standard
(Li-ion)
Capacity Talk TimeStandby Time
850 mAh 145 Hours 200 Minutes
Operating Frequency
EGSM 900 and GSM 1800 networks in Europe,
Africa, Asia-Pacific, North America, and South America
where these networks are supported
Automatic band switching
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Views of Pantech GB300
Softkey
(Left)
Dial key
Alphanumeric
Key
Etiquette Mode
Earpiece
Side Up/Down key
Navigation
Up/Down key
Softkey (Right)
Power On/Off
Keypad
Lock/Unlock
Microphone
Quick & Easy
Keys Functions
Performs the functions shown at the bottom line
of LCD.
Scrolls through the menu option in the Menu mode.
In the standby mode,
Up key ( ): access the WAP menu directly.
Down key ( ): Contacts screen to show View
For details, see “Using the shortcut key in the
standby mode”.
Sends or receives a call.
Shows the recent call list in the standby mode.
Re-dials the last call number if pressed longer in the
standby mode.
Completes a current call.
Turns on/off the phone if pressed longer.
Cancels user input and returns to the standby mode
in the Menu mode.
Quickly connects to the voice mail server if pressed
longer in the standby mode.
Enters numbers, letters or special characters.
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Goes to the dial screen if pressed in the standby
mode.
names.
Quick & Easy
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Safety PrecautionsQuick & Easy
Keys Functions
For various purposes by different functions.
Enters or exits from the Etiquette mode if pressed
longer in the standby mode.
Shows the symbol input screen if pressed in the
text input mode.
Works as in the Word search mode if pressed in
the Predictive text input mode.
Enters a pause when entering a phone number, if
pressed longer.
Enters an international dialing prefix.
Enters the space character in the text input mode.
Keypad is locked if pressed longer in the standby
mode.
Changes various text input modes if pressed
longer at the text-editing screen.
Adjusts earpiece volume while making a call, and
moves the cursor upward in the menu.
Controls the key tone volume in the standby mode.
Show Profile setting menu for sound change If
pressed longer in the standby mode.
Adjusts earpiece volume while making a call, and
moves the cursor downward in the menu.
Controls the key tone volume in the standby mode
Using a handset while driving is prohibited.
With regards to the regulation about prohibition of
handset usage while driving, please check relevant
laws and regulation and comply with them
Use of your cellular while you are driving may disturb
your concentration on driving and consequently incur
accidents. Please turn it off as far as possible.
Should you use your handset in an emergency, please
make use of the hands free built in your car or pull over
your car in a safe place for a while for your utmost
safety.
The electronic wave energy emitting from your handset
may affect the electronic device built in your car.
Please pay attention to this characteristic.
Cellular Use Restriction Area
Make sure to turn your handset off in the handset
usage restricted area.
Using a Handset in the Explosive or
Dangerous Area is not Allowed
Please turn your handset off in the area with explosive
or dangerous materials (such as gas, gas station, or
chemical goods) and abide by any instruction or signal.
Never try to detach your cellular battery from the
handset in such areas, either.
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Safety Precautions
Menu Tree
Boarding Airplane
Please turn your handset off when you are on the
airplane. The electronic wave from your handset may
affect the electronic navigation device in your airplane.
Using Medical Equipment
Please turn your handset off while you are in the
hospital.
Please abide by the regulations or rules of the hospital.
Please turn off your handset when using the medical
equipment for private purposes if possible. You should
consult with the manufacturer or an expert before you
use it.
Installing a Vehicle Hands Free
Please keep a vehicle hands free off the driving radius,
air bag expansion range, or whatever area may cause
injury.
Effect of Cellular and Electronic Device
Few electronic devices may be affected by the
electronic wave emitting from the cellular in service.
Please be careful.
[S] SIM Dependent, [N] Network Dependent
Messages Text Messages
Multimedia Msgs.
Broadcast
Voice Mail
Write New
Inbox
Outbox
Saved Box
Text Templates
Settings
Memory Info
Write New
Inbox
Outbox
Saved Box
MMS Templates
Settings
MMS Profiles
Memory Info
Receive
Read Message
Topic List
Language
Call
Voice Mail Number
Message Centre
Message Lifetime
Message Type
Message Lifetime
Auto Download
Delivery Reports
Delivery Rep.
Allow
Read Reports
Read Rep. Allow
Spam Filter
Current Topic
Add My Topic
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Menu Tree
Menu Tree
Contacts
Call Logs
Fun & Tools
Search
Add Contact
Speed Dial
Groups
Memory in Use
Delete All
Memory Info
Missed Calls
Received Calls
Dialled Calls
Delete Call Logs
Call Timer
Call Cost[N]
GPRS Info
Media Gallery
Name Search
Group Search
Phone or SIM
SIM Card
Phone
Phone
SIM Card
Missed Calls
Received Calls
Dialled Calls
All Calls
Last Call Time
Received Call Time
Dialled Call Time
All Call Time
Reset Call Times
Last Call Cost
All Call Cost
Clear Logs
Max Cost
Cost Unit
Current Info
Last Info
All Info
Clear Logs
Image Gallery
Sound Gallery
Memory Info
Profiles
Settings
Games
Java
Auto Answer
Voice Memo
Normal
Silent
Meeting
Outdoor
Car
Display Settings
Call Settings
View of Java
Application List
Java Application
Execution/Deletion/Inf
ormation
Search
View of Java
Application Memory
Memory Info
Auto Answer
Recorded Message
Response Message
Response Time
User Message
Ring Tone
Message Alert
Key Tone
Sound Effect
Profile Name
Reset
My Wallpaper
Wallpaper Type
Style Theme
Greeting
Back Light
Brightness
Software Version
Call Divert [N]
Startup
Idle
All Calls
When Busy
On No Answer
When Not Found
Cancel All
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Menu Tree
Language
Time & Date
Auto Keypad Lock
Network Selection
Security Settings
System Reset
Organiser
Alarm
Calendar
Memo
World Time
Answer Type
Auto Redial
Call Waiting [N]
Send Caller ID[N]
Own Number
SIM Lock [S]
Change PIN [S]
Phone Lock
Change Lock
Application Lock
Call Barring [N]
CUG [N]
Fixed Dialling [S]
Change PIN2 [S]
Activate
Deactivate
Status
International Calls
Only Local/Home
Incoming Calls
Incoming Calls
when Abroad
Int. Calls Except to
Home Country
Clear All
Change Password
Connectivity
SIM Toolkit[S]
Calculator
Converter
Stop Watch
Timer
Wap Home
Resume
Bookmarks
Push Messages
Go to URL
Profiles
Cache
Version
Menu Tree
Inbox
Receive
Cache Mode
Clear Cache
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Welcome to Pantech GB300
Characteristic Specification of GB300
Views of Pantech GB300
Quick & Easy
Safety Precautions
Using a handset while driving is prohibited.
Cellular Use Restriction Area
Using a Handset in the Explosive or Dangerous Area is not
Allowed
Boarding Airplane
Using Medical Equipment
Installing a Vehicle Hands Free
Effect of Cellular and Electronic Device
Menu Tree
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Package Contents
Displays
LCD Display
SIM Card
SIM Card
Installing/Removing the SIM card
Using the battery
Installing the battery
Removing the battery
Charging the battery
Precautions while Using the Battery
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Switching the Phone On or Off
Switching the Phone On
Switching the phone Off
Making a Call
Making a Call
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Ending a Call
Using Call Logs
Using Contacts
Making an International Call
Speed-dialing from Contacts
Making the emergency call
Answering a Call
Answering a Call
Viewing Missed Calls
Rejecting a Call
Adjusting the Volume during a Call
Options in calling
Switching the Microphone Off (Mute)
Putting a Call on Hold
Answering a Second Call while you are on a Phone Call
Searching for a Phone Number in Contacts
Using the DTMF tones
Transferring a Call
Using the Message Service
Making a Multi-party Call
Using the Earpiece
Selecting the Menu Function
Entering the Menu Function
Using the Shortcut Key in the Standby Mode
Entering the Text
Input mode
Changing the Text Input Mode
Using the T9 Mode
Using the Multi-tap Mode
Using the Number Mode
Using the Symbol Mode
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Table of Contents
Text Messages
Multimedia Message.
Broadcast
Voice Mail
Contacts
Adding a new contact
Editing the Contacts
Searching a Name/Group
Group Setting
Speed Dial Setting
Delete all
Memory Info
Call Logs
Missed Calls
Received Calls
Dialled Calls
Delete Call Logs
Call Timer
Call Cost
GPRS Info
Fun & Tools
Media Gallery
Game
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Auto Answer
Voice Memo
Profiles
Ring Tone
Message Alert
Key Tone
Sound Effect
Profile Name
Reset
Settings
Display Settings
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Language
Time & Date
Auto Keypad Lock
Network Selection
Security Settings
System Reset
Organiser
Alarm
Calendar
Memo
World Time
Calculator
Converter
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Timer
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WAP
Home
Resume
Bookmarks
Push Messages
Go to URL
Profiles
Cache
Version
Infrared Port
SIM Toolkit
APPENDIX................................................................................................
Access Code
Check List
All about performance and safety
Glossary
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GETTING STARTED
1. Package Contents
2. Displays
3. SIM Card
4. Using the battery
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Package Contents Displays
This handset has icons on the top of the LCD display to show the phone
condition.
LCD Display
Icons Area
Text and Graphic Area
Display in Standby screen with
information
• Area Information through Cell broadcast
service
• Network Name
• Time and Date, or Standby Greeting
message.
Phone
Manual
Battery
Travel Charger
Soft key Indications
Icon(s)
Shows the received signal strength.
The more the number of bars, the stronger the signal.
A call is being made.
Out of the coverage area. ,You cannot make or
receive a call.
You have a new voice message.
You have a new text message. If the text
message memory is full, this icon will look like
Description
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Displays
DescriptionIcon(s)
You have a new multimedia message If the
multimedia message memory is full, this icon will
look like
Out of the home network range.
Within the GPRS range. When GPRS session is
in progress, this icon will look like
Shows when WAP is in use. When WAP
Security session is worked, this icon may appears
You have a new or WAP push message. If the
WAP push memory is full, this icon will look like
Try to connect the WAP CSD.
You connected Fax service.
Call diverting feature is activated
You have set the alarm.
You have set the alert type for incoming call to r
ing only.
You have set the alert type for incoming call to
ring ascent .
DescriptionIcon(s)
You have set the alert type for incoming call to ring
and vibrate.
You have set the alert type for incoming call to
vibrate then ring.
You have set the alert type for incoming call to quite .
You have set the alert type for incoming call to
vibrate only.
You have set the alert type for all tones to quite and
for all rings to vibrate only.
Headset is connected.
A new voice mail is received.
Auto-answering feature is activated.
Battery level. The bar indicates available battery
amount. If your battery is flat, this icon will look like
Shows phone is locked. If want to unlock, you must
the correct password.
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Displays
Displays
Display Off Mode.
If you don’t press any key in a minute when the display
is dimmed, the display goes into the Off Mode to save
the power. Press any key to restore the display from
the Off Mode.
Selecting Functions and Options.
Handset provides several customization functions,
which are arranged in menus and sub-menus. You can
access to these function using two Soft keys
([ ], [ ]).
Each menu and sub-menu allows you to view and
change the settings of the particular function.
Soft key function varies depending on the current
context; the labels or icons at the bottom line of the
display indicate the current function.
To view various functions/options available or select
the one that is required:
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Press the appropriate Soft key.
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To select function displayed or option highlighted, press the
[ ] Select Soft key.
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To highlight the next option on a list press the Up key or Down
key.
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To move back to the previous function or option on a list, press
the [ ] Back Soft key
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To return to Standby Mode press the [ ] key.
In some functions, you may be prompted for a
password or PIN. Enter the required code and press
the [Confirm] Soft key.
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SIM Card
SIM Card
SIM Card
When you subscribe to your network operator, you will
get a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card containing
your registration information. (PIN, the existence of
additional service and so on).
Like a credit card, it should be kept securely and
handled carefully.
Do not bend, scratch or expose to moisture.
Avoid static electricity.
To avoid memory corruption of your SIM card, always
switch off your phone before removing or inserting your
SIM card.
Installing/Removing the SIM card
1. Remove the battery from the unit.
2. If the SIM slot is empty, insert the SIM card into the
slot.
3. If you want to remove the SIM card, push the SIM
card to the arrow direction as shown in the below
figure.
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Using the battery
Using the battery
Installing the battery
Mantenga presionada (3 segundos) [ Finalizar ] para
encender el teléfo Press the upper side of the battery
until you hear “click” sound.
Removing the battery
Push up the battery holding button and remove the
battery.
Charging the battery
This handset uses the Li-ion battery. Make sure to use
the authorized battery and charger only. For more
details, please inquire at your nearest dealer.
You can use the handset during battery recharging.
When the battery is mounted on the handset, open the
cover located at the bottom of the handset and connect
an adapter. An adaptor is provided with the handset.
If recharging is completed, detach the adaptor
connection from the outlet.
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Using the battery
Using the battery
Tip
Your handset is powered by a Lithium Ion (Li-ion) battery.
You can use the following Li-ion battery types for your handset.
(Contact your local dealer for more information.)
Standard-type battery.
Slim-type battery.
Precautions while Using the Battery
Do not use a damaged battery or charger.
Use the battery for the specified purpose only.
The closer you are to the base station, the longer the
handset usage time because less battery is consumed
for connection.
Battery charging time varies depending the remained
battery capacity and the battery and charger type in use.
Battery life is shortened as time goes by.
Use authorized battery and charger only.
Since overcharging may shorten battery life, remove the
battery from its charger once it is fully charged. Unplug
the charger once charging is complete. Leaving the
battery in hot or cold places, especially inside a car in
summer or winter, may reduce the capacity and life of
the battery. Always keep the battery under normal
temperatures.
Do not ground the battery. Grounding may occur when
the battery is in contact with a conductive object. A
grounded handset may also damage the battery.
Dispose and recycle used batteries in accordance with
local regulations. - Do not dispose of the batteries in a
fire.
Do not use an unauthorized charger.
In order to prevent injury or burns, ensure that a metal
object does not come into contact with the + and –
terminals of the battery.
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Memo
BASIC FUNCTIONS
1. Switching the Phone
On or Off
2. Making a Call
3. Answering a Call
4. Options in Calling
5. Using the Earpiece
6. Selecting the Menu Function
7. Entering the Texts
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Switching the Phone On or Off
Making a Call
Switching the Phone On
1
Press the [ ] key until the phone switches on.
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If the handset requests you to input the PIN, enter the PIN and
press the [Confirm] Soft key. (For further details, see menu 6.7)
Your handset starts to search for the available network
and the current date and time will appear on the
display. Once connected to the network, you can send
or receive a call.
If the malfunction occurs while using the handset or it
is not turned on, remove the battery and install it again
after 5 or 10 seconds.
NOTE
To change the language, use the Language menu option
(Menu 6.3).
Switching the phone Off
To switch the phone off, press the [ ] key until the
power-off animation displays.
Making a Call
Enter the area code and the phone number to
make a call in the standby mode, and press the
[ ] key.
NOTE
If you have set the Auto redial option (Menu 6.2.3) to On, the
handset will attempt to make a call automatically for up to 10
times if it is not answered.
Ending a Call
When you want to finish your call, press the [ ] key.
Once the call is completed, the call summary (Receiver
Name or Number, Service Time) will be displayed.
Using Call Logs
phone stores up to 30 dialed, received or missed calls
chronologically. The last call is saved in the first
position. If the same number was dialled more than
once, only the latest occurrence will be saved.
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Press the [ ] key shortly to see call log list aligning dialled,
received, or missed numbers chronologically.
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Press the [ ] / [ ] key to select a number.
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Press the [ ] key for dialing. (See Call Log for more details.)
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Making a Call
Making a Call
Tip
Press the [ ] key longer to redial the last number in the call log.
Using Contacts
You can store the frequently used names and phone
numbers in the SIM card or the handset memory, which
are jointly called by the Contacts. Then, you don’t have
to remember all your numbers; simply select the name
to recall the associated number.
(For further details about the Contacts feature, see menu
2)
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Press the [ ] key in the standby screen to access to the
’Contacts Menu’ or press the [ ] key to access the ‘View
Names’ List respectively
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Select a number from ‘View Names’.
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Press the [ ] key for dialing (See Contacts for further details.)
Making an International Call
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Press the [ ] key longer for the international prefix until ‘+’
character appears on the display or enter the outgoing national
code.
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Enter the country code, area code and phone number you want
to make a call.
Speed-dialing from Contacts
Press the ‘Speed Dial’ number longer to make a call
using the number you have saved. For example, press
the “5” key longer to dial a number which has been
saved “5” in Speed Dial List.
For speed dial numbers longer than 2 digits, press the
first one shortly and then press the second one longer.
(See Speed Dial for more details.)
Making the emergency call
You can make an emergency call without the SIM.
Enter the defined Emergency number and then press
the [ ] key, or press [SOS] Soft key if no SIM Card
is available.
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Press the [ ] key.
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Answering a Call
Answering a Call
Answering a Call
When you receive a call, the phone rings (or vibrates)
and screen will display the name or the number of the
caller (If network supports and you have subscribed
to it).
If the caller can be identified, the caller’s phone
number or name will be displayed if it is stored in your
Contacts.
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To answer a call presses the [ ] key.
If the answer type is set as ‘Any Key’, you can answer
a call by pressing any key except [ ] key.
Viewing Missed Calls
If the incoming call could not be answered for any
reason, a missed call message will appear on the
screen to remind you of the call you have missed
(Network and subscription dependent feature, not
available at all areas necessarily)
To reply to the missed call;
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Press the ‘View’ Soft key to display a list of missed calls.
2
If necessary, scroll to the number you want by pressing the
[ / ] key.
Press the [Exit] Soft key or [ ] key to close missed
call notification message
Rejecting a Call
Press the [ ] key. if the [ ] key is pressed there
is no busy comments.
if press the [Reject] Soft key or the [ / ] key
longer during ringing for incoming call the busy
comments is sent to the caller.
Adjusting the Volume during a Call
During a call, if you wish to adjust the earpiece volume,
use the volume keys on the left side of the phone.
Press the [ ] key to increase the volume level and
the [ ] key to decrease it.
The current volume level will be displayed on the
screen.
In the standby mode, you can adjust the key tone
volume using the [ ]/[ ] key.
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Press the [ ] key to recall the missed call.
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Options in calling
Options in calling
During a call, press the [Option] soft key to show the call option.
Switching the Microphone Off (Mute)
You can temporarily switch your phone’s microphone
off so that the other person cannot hear you.
For example, you may wish to say something to
another person in the room but do not want the calling
person to hear you.
Press the Mute Soft key shortly,
Or, select Option followed by ‘Mute’ to activate the
Mute function.
To switch the microphone back on:
Press the Sound Soft key shortly.
Or, press the [Option] Soft key and then press the
[Select] Soft key when Sound highlights.
Putting a Call on Hold
You can place a current call on hold whenever you
want. You can make another call while you have a call
in progress if your network service provider supports
this service. Of these two calls, one is active and the
other is on hold and you can switch between the calls.
To place a call on hold, simply select Option followed
by ‘Hold’, or press the [ ] key.
You can reactivate the call whenever you want by
selecting Option followed by Retrieve’.
Once a call is held, the name and icon of the caller will
be faded in gray.
To make a call while you have a call in progress:
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Enter the phone number that you want to dial or look it up in the
Contacts.
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Press the key to dial the second call.
The first call is automatically put on hold.
To switch between two calls, simply press the Swap
Soft key.
The current call is placed on hold and the call on hold
is reactivated so that you can continue conversation
with the other person.
If you want to finish, complete each call normally by
pressing the [ ] key.
Answering a Second Call while you are on
a Phone Call
You can answer an incoming call while you have a call
in progress, if your network service provider supports
this service and you have activated the Call waiting
option (see menu 6.2.4). You will be notified of an
incoming call by a call waiting tone.
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Options in calling
Options in calling
To answer a call while you have another call in
progress:
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Press the [ ] key to answer the incoming call.
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The first call is automatically put on hold.
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To switch between two calls, press the Swap Soft key.
To end the current call, press the [ ] key.
The call on hold is automatically reconnected to you.
Searching for a Phone Number in Contacts
You can search for a number in your Contacts during a
call.
1
Press the Options Soft key.
2
If necessary, press the [Up/Down] key to highlight the ‘Contacts’
option. Press the [Select] Soft key.
3
Select the preferred search types like Name, Group.
4
Press the [Select] Soft key
5
Enter the first few letters of the name for Name Search.
6
The Contacts entries are listed starting with the first entry
matching your input.
7
To view the highlighted entry, press the [Select] Soft key
For further details about the Contacts feature, see menu 2.
Using the DTMF tones
You can turn the DTMF key tones off or on during a
call.
When the DTMF Off option is selected, your phone
does not transmit the key tones. It allows you to press
keys without hearing the annoying key tones during a
call.
To communicate with answering machines or
computerized telephone systems, the DTMF On option
must be selected.
Transferring a Call
You can transfer the current call to the call on hold if
your network service provider supports this service, so
that the callers can talk to each other. You will be
disconnected from both of them.
1
During a call, answer or make a call in the normal way, and press
the Option Soft key.
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Options in calling
Options in calling
2
Press the [Up/Down] key to select the Transfer option and press
the Select Soft key.
Two people are connected to each other.
Using the Message Service
You can read or write a new message during a call.
1
Press the Option Soft key.
2
Press the [Up/Down] key to highlight the Message option. Press
the Select Soft key.
3
To read a received message, select the Inbox submenu, and
then scroll to the message that you want to read.
4
To write a new message, select the Write New submenu.
5
Press the [Select] Soft key.
(For further details about the Text Message menu, see
menu 1.1)
Making a Multi-party Call
A multi-party call feature is a network service that
allows up to six people to take part in a multi-party or
conference call simultaneously.
For more information, contact your service provider.
To make a multi-party call;
1
Call the first participant in the normal way.
2
Call the second participant in the normal way.
The first call is automatically put on hold.
3
To join the first participant to a multi-party call, press the [Option]
Soft key and select the Join option.
4
Press the [Select] Soft key.
5
To add a new person to the multi-party call, call the person in the
normal way.
Then, press the Option Soft key and select the Join option.
6
Press the [Select] Soft key.
You can add incoming callers by answering the call
and selecting the Join option. Repeat the above steps
as needed.
Upon organizing a multi-party call, you may view the
people and their status in Multiparty with the [1] or [3]
key. An icon indicates either Far Multiparty or Far Held.
Having a Second Call During a Multi-party Call
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Options in calling
Options in calling
To answer or make a call when you have the
multiparty call:
1
To place the multi-party call on hold, press the [Option] Soft key
and select the Hold option.
2
Answer or make a call in the normal way.
3
You can reactivate the multi-party call on hold by pressing the
[Swap] Soft key.
4
To end the multi-party call, press the [ ] key.
Having a Private Conversion with One Participant
1
Press the [Option] Soft key and select the Private option.
Press the [Select] Soft key.
2
Press the [Up/Down] key to highlight a participant and press the
[Select] Soft key.
Now you can talk privately with that person.
The other participants can continue to converse with each other
3
To return to the multi-party call, press the [Option] Soft key and
select the Join option.
4
Press the [Select] Soft key.
All of the multi-party call participants can now hear each other.
Removing One Participant
1
Press the [Option] Soft key and select the Exclude option.
2
Press the [Up/Down] key to highlight a participant and press the
[Select] Soft key.
The call ends with that participant, but you can continue to talk
with other participants.
3
Complete the multi-party call by pressing the [ ] key.
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Using the Earpiece
Selecting the Menu Function
You can send or receive a call without touching the
handset, using ear-microphone.
When you connect the ear-microphone to the jack
located at the left side of the phone, the button on the
ear-microphone works as described below;
To show the recent calls, press the button in the
standby mode
To redial the last call, press the button twice in the
standby mode
To answer a call, press the button when you receive a
call
To complete a call, press the button when you have
finished a call
Entering the Menu Function
Key Function
Goes to the main menu in the standby mode.
Goes to the Contacts menu
[ ], [ ] key
[Select] Soft key
Press the 2-way navigation keys in the main menu to
move the menu.
See the bottom of the Sub Menu List to check the
current setting values in the sub-menu.
Then, press the [Up/Down] key followed by [Select]
Soft key to change the preset menu value.
If you don’t press the [Select] Soft key, the new value
will be cleared without saving.
NOTE
Press the [Back] Soft key to return to the previous menu.
Input the menu number to access to the sub-menu quickly.
Moves among the main menus, searches for the
sub-menu.
Goes to the sub-menu
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Selecting the Menu Function
Entering the Text
Using the Shortcut Key in the Standby
Mode
Key If pressed longerMenu selected if
pressed
Menu
[ ] key
[ ] key
[ ] key
[ ] key
Contacts
Displays current key tone
WAP Directly connect to WAP
View names
Recent Call Logs Redial the last number in
Displays ‘View Names’
Profiles List
browser
the call log
Input mode
On many occasions you need to input the text while
you are using your handset, (i.e., storing a name in the
Contacts, writing a new message, creating your
greeting or scheduling events on your calendar).
The available text input mode includes.
T9 mode
You can input the letter only one keystroke per letter.
The keypad has more than one letter on it – when you
press the 5 key once, J, K or L may be displayed.
The T9 mode automatically compares your keystrokes
with an internal linguistic dictionary to determine the
correct word, thus requiring far fewer keystrokes than
the conventional Multi-tap mode.
Multi-tap mode
In this mode, you can input the letter you want by
pressing the keypad once, twice, three or four times
until the target letter appears.
Numeric mode
You can input the number in this mode.
Symbol mode
You can input the special characters like Greek letter,
currency unit, or period mark in this mode.
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Entering the Text
Entering the Text
Changing the Text Input Mode
When you are at the area where you can input the text, the text input
mode indicator will be displayed at the center bottom of the LCD.
Example: Entering a memo.
The number of remaining
characters you can enter.
Editing area
The current text input mode
and language.
To switch to other text input mode:
Toggle to the mode you want to use by pressing the
[#] key.
The Language select option allows you to change the
text input language.
Inserting a Space
To insert a space between words, press the [0] key.
Or, at the end of line, press the [Down] key to add new
space character.
Scrolling
To move the cursor to the left or right within the text by
pressing the [Up] or [Down] key shortly.
And also, to move the cursor to the up or down among
the lines by long pressing the [Up] or [Down] key
Clearing Letters and Words
To clear the letter to the left of the cursor, press the
[Clear] Soft key.
You can clear all of the letters on the display by long
pressing the [Clear] Soft key.
Returning to the Previous Screen
When the text input field is empty, press the [Clear]
Soft key to return to the previous screen.
Tip
To change the text input mode quickly
[ ] Long press
[ ] short press
[ ] Long press
[Clear] short press
[Clear] Long press Deletes all characters and moves
Shows symbol screen.
Enters a space Character
Changes the text input mode
Deletes characters one by one.
Returns to previous screen after
deleting all characters.
the cursor at the beginning of the
input screen.
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Entering the Text
Entering the Text
Using the T9 Mode
In the T9 alphabet Editor, the word is
composed completely as you input
the text.
1
Press the keys numbered [2] to [9] to input texts. For example,
press [4][3][5][5][6] in sequence to input ‘hello’.
The word you are typing appears on the display. It may change
with each key you press.
2
Enter the whole word before editing or deleting any keystrokes.
3
Upon searching a word, input the next text.
4
If you fail to search a word, press the [ ] key to search
which text can be typed in. If several texts are searched, the text
in the most frequently used will be listed first.
5
Continue entering the next word.
Using the Multi-tap Mode
When typing in the Multi-tap mode, press the key
labelled with the target letter:
•
Press the key once for the first letter.
•
Press twice for the second letter.
•
And so on
Example : To display the letter “C”, quickly press the [2] key three times. To
display the letter “K”, press the [5] key twice. This method is called
by Multi-tap typing.
NOTE
The cursor moves to the right when you press a different key.
When entering the same letter twice or a different letter on the
same key, just press the Right key or wait a few seconds for
the cursor to move to the right automatically, and then enter
the next letter.
Refer to the table for more information about the characters
available. The characters vary, depending on the text input
language.
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Entering the Text
Entering the Text
Changing the Case
To change the case of the next letter(s) that you type,
press the [#] key.
There are three cases:
- Lower case (no indicator)
- Initial capital ( )
- Capital lock ( )
[English ]
KEY Characters in the displaying order
. , - ? ! ' @ : 1
a b c 2
d e f 3
g h i 4
j k l 5
m n o 6
p q r s 7
t u v 8
w x y z 9
Space 0
Using the Number Mode
The Number mode enables you to enter numbers in
the text. Press the key corresponding to the digit you
want to enter.
Using the Symbol Mode
The Symbolic mode enables you to enter symbols in
your text.
To display more symbols, press the [Up/Down] key.
To input a symbol, press the number for a symbol, and
the text will appear in the input screen.
Press the [#]key or [*] key longer to escape from the
Symbol mode.
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Entering the Text
If you entered a symbol with the hot key ([*] long key),
press the key again to return to the previous mode.
And, press the [#]key to proceed to a mode next to the
Symbol mode.
APPLICATIONS
1. Messages
2. Contacts
3. Call Logs
4. Fun & Tools
5. Profiles
6. Settings
7. Organiser
5958
Messages
Messages
Press select Menu>1.Messages.
This menu allows you to create, send, read and save a
message with the Short Message Service (SMS: Text
message), Enhanced Message Service (EMS: Message
including simple image, animation or melody) and
Multimedia Message Service (MMS: Message
supporting presentation of various media types, such
as full colour images and polyphonic ring tones).
Voice mails are also available.
NOTE
This feature is available only if your service provider’s network
supports it. Contact your service provider for more information.
Text Messages
Select ‘Menu>1.Messages>1.Text Messages’.
Short message service (SMS) allows you to send and
receive a short text message to and from other GSM
handset.
Additionally, your handset supports the Enhanced
Messaging Service (EMS), which enables you to make
a short message consisting of simple picture,
melodies, animation and styled text that add new
features to simple text messages.
To send a text message by phone, you must obtain
the number of the SMS centre from your service
provider.
Receiving a new message
When you receive a new message, the new message icon
( ) and a notification showing the number of the
message will appear on the display. You will also hear an
alert, depending on the message sound setting; for further
details, see 5.Profiles -> 2.Message Alert .
To read the new message(s) immediately, press the View
Soft key. The list of the messages appears.
NOTE
To clear the new message notification on the display, press
the [Exit] key. When you also have a missed call, voice mail,
short message, or cell broadcast messages, the left Soft key
indication changes like ‘View’.
Managing memory
Inbox and Outbox share a given amount of memory in a
SIM card. When the message memory is full, the full
message icon ( ) appears. In this case, you cannot
receive any new message. You must delete one or more
old messages to free the memory for new messages using
the Delete option within the Inbox or Outbox or the Delete
All option.
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Messages
Messages
Write New: Writes a new SMS or EMS.
Inbox: Displays the received messages as well as the
one saved in the SIM memory.
‘10’ in [10/20] represents the number of unread
messages, whereas ‘20’ represents the number of
saved messages.
Outbox: Displays the message you have saved in the
SIM memory.
[10] represents the total number of messages saved in
the Outbox.
Saved box: Stores Inbox, Outbox or draft messages in
the handset memory.
[10] represents the total number messages in the Save
box.
Text Templates: Displays the basic templates.
Settings: Sets up the text message environment.
Memory Info: Displays the free space of SIM or the
handset memory.
Write New
Select ‘Menu>1.Messages>1.Text Messages >1.Write
New’ and press the [Select] Soft key.
You can write a message composed of the text, image
or melody using this menu.
1
Creating a message.
On the first line of the display, you can see the number of
remaining characters you can enter, and the number of current
message you have create like .
NOTE
For further information on how to enter characters, refer to the
Entering Text menu.
2
While entering your message, press the [Option] Soft key to use
the following options.
When you press the [Up/Down] key to select an item and press
the [Select] Soft key using the following option;
• Add Picture: Loads the selected item.
• Add Animation: Loads the selected item.
• Add Melody: The melody will be set up and played back
• Add Emotion: Loads the selected item.
• Add Template: Insert a clause stored in Template.
• Language: The selected language will be displayed at the
once.
bottom of center.
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Messages
Messages
Sending and saving a message
1
When you complete entering the message, select ‘Send’ option
after pressing the [Option] soft key, [Send Option] menu will
popup up with the following options.
• Send: Input the receiver’s phone number manually.
• Send & Save: Sends out messages like [Send].
• Save : Saves a written message in Outbox
2
Input the receiver’s phone number on the Number Screen
Press the option Soft key to search for the number in the
Contacts or Recent Calls..
You can add up to 4 receivers
3
Press the [OK] soft key to fix the numbers and select ‘Send’
option after pressing the [Option] soft key to display the
transmission progress with a sending animation.
If you fail to send out a message, press the [Yes] Soft key to retry
or press the [No] Soft key to save the message in Outbox.
Sent message will be automatically saved
in Outbox.
Inbox
Select ‘Menu >1.Messages>1.Text
Messages>2.Inbox’.
Select Inbox and press the [Option] Soft key and select
‘Read’ option to see the received messages one by
one.
If you select ‘Reply’ option to send message to the
received number , the write new screen will appear.
Callback number is already registered. You add
information.
Select [Option] Soft key at the left of Total Message
List to select the following menu.
•
Read: Read the received messages.
•
Reply: Writes and sends a new message with the
received number. (Refer to 1.1.1 Write New.)
•
Forward: Sends the received message to others.
•
Edit: Edits the received messages for sending.
•
Delete: Deletes the selected message.
•
Delete All: Deletes all messages in the Inbox.
Select a message and select [Option] Soft key on the
left to select the following menu.
•
Reply: Writes and sends a new message with the
received number.
•
Forward: Forwards the received messages to
•
Edit: Edits the received messages.
•
Cut Objects: Saves the object in the received
•
Cut Numbers: Selects any number in the received
others
messages.
messages.
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Messages
Messages
Select a function from View to extract and list up
numbers in the messages. Press the [Save] Soft key to
add each number to the new or existing Contacts
entry.
•
Cut URLs: Selects a function from View to extract
•
Move to Saved Box: Saves the selected messages
•
Delete: Deletes the selected message.
•
Return Call: Makes a call to the sender.
and list up URLs in the message. Press
the [Save] Soft key to add it to
Bookmark.
in Saved Box. The old
message will be deleted.
Outbox
Select ‘Menu>1.Messages>1.Text
Messages>3.Outbox’.
The Outbox saves the message that you have sent or
saved without sending.
Press the [Option] Soft key to select the options.
Select Outbox and press the [Option] Soft key and
select the Read option to see the sent messages one
by one.
•
Read: Read the messages in the Outbox.
•
Edit: Edits the message and sends it.
•
Delete: Deletes the message.
•
Delete All: Deletes all messages in the Outbox.
Select a message and select [Option] at the left for the
associated options.
•
Edit: Edits the message.
•
Move to Saved box: Moves the messages to Saved
•
Delete: Deletes the message.
Box. The old message will be
deleted.
Saved Box
Select ‘Menu>1.Messages>1.Text Messages>4.Saved
Box’
The message in the Saved Box comes from Inbox or
Outbox, or the draft message. All messages keep their
feature when it was created and all options are
applicable.
Text Templates
Select ‘Menu>1.Messages>1.Text Messages>5.Text
Templates’.
By default, 9 templates are provided. You can add 10
more but you cannot delete the default (pre-loaded)
templates.
Select a text template menu and press the [Option]
Soft key for the associated options.
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Messages
•
Read: Read the template.
•
Edit: Edits a template.
•
New: Makes a new template. Not available if
•
Delete: Deletes a template you have defined.
template space is full.
Messages
•
Message Type: Allows you to set the message type
to Normal, Fax, Voice mail, ERMES,
Nation’ l paging, X400, or Internet.
The network will convert the
messages into the selected format.
Select a message and press the [Option] Soft key for
the associated options.
•
Send: Refer to Write New.
•
Delete: Deletes a template.
•
Edit: Edits a template.
Setting
Select ‘Menu>1.Messages>1.Text
Messages>6.Settings’.
You can set up default SMS information using this
menu with the following options.
•
Message Centre: Allows you to store or change the
•
Message Lifetime: Allows you to set the duration of
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number of your SMS centre
required when sending a
message. You must obtain this
number from your service
provider.
message storing at the message
centre while attempting to
deliver it.
Memory Info
Select ‘Menu>1.Messages>1.Text Messages>7.
Memory Info’.
Select Memory Info and press the [Select] Soft key to
display the free SIM memory space (Inbox and Outbox)
and Saved Box (Phone Memory).
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Messages
Messages
Multimedia Message.
Select ‘Menu>1.messages>2. Multimedia Msgs’.
Multimedia Message Service (MMS) is a messaging
service quite similar to the Short Message Service
(SMS). It provides asynchronous delivery of personal
multimedia messages between phone and phone, and
phone and e-mail.
Adding to the familiar text content of the text message,
the multimedia message can contain image, graphic,
and/or sound.
The MMS message is a separate multimedia
presentation in a single entry, not the attachment to
the text file.
Using the MMS feature, your handset can receive a
multimedia message and/or send a picture message,
depending on availability of your service provider. Only
the handset that supports the multimedia message
feature can receive or display the multimedia message.
Managing memory
When the New message icon ( ) appears on the
display, you have to retrieve messages in the Inbox. It
disappears when you finish retrieving a new message.
If you cannot receive any new message, you must
delete one or more old messages to free memory,
using the Delete option within the Inbox, Outbox,
Saved box, or the Delete All option.
NOTE
Multimedia message boxes, Java, and Media Gallery share a
given amount of memory in your phone. You can also use the
Delete or Delete All option to delete some sounds or Media
Gallery.
•
Write New: Writes a new MMS.
•
Inbox: Displays the received message and saves it
•
•
•
•
•
•
in the handset memory.
Outbox: Displays the sent or draft message and
saves it in the handset memory.
Saved box: Saves the messages from Inbox and
Outbox in the Saved Box of the
handset memory.
MMS Templates: Displays basic templates
Settings: Sets up the MMS environment.
MMS Profiles: Sets up the MMS profile.
Memory Info: Indicates the free handset memory.
Write New
Select ‘Menu>1.messages>2. Multimedia Msgs.>1.
Write new’ and press the [Select] Soft key
Slide page information will be displayed on the top
right corner.
You can add, edit, replace, or delete objects or
templates to MMS with the following option.
This menu option allows you to create a new
multimedia message and then send it to several
receivers..
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Messages
1
Press the [Select] Soft key and select one of the following options
using the [Up] or [Down] key.
•
Add Text
Enters a new message. For further details, refer to
the Entering Text menu.
•
Add Image
Adds an image in Image Gallery. Press the [Select]
Soft key to select the image when the image list
appears. For further details, refer to the Image
Gallery menu.
•
Add Sound
Adds a sound in Sound Gallery. Press the [Select]
Soft key to select sound when the sound list
appears. For further details, refer to the Sound
Gallery menu.
•
Add Template
Adds the MMS template messages. This feature is
available only when no item is in the slide. With
more than a slide, Add Template will not be
available.
2
Press the Option Soft key to use the following options.
•
Preview
Shows the message as the way it appears on
recipient’s handset.
•
Slide Timing
Set the time duration that the received message is
displayed. The display the display automatically
scrolls to the next slide page after the specified
time,.
Messages
•
Page Layout
Arranges the image and text display position in the
slide page.
You can set ‘Image at Top’ or ‘Text at Top’.
•
Edit Subject
Edits or modifies the subject.
(Refer to Entering Text.)
•
Delete/Replace Object
Deletes or Replaces the selected object (text, image
or sound) from the slide page.
•
Add Objects
Adds new text, image, sound, template or slide
objects.
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Messages
Messages
Sending and saving a message
1
When you complete creating the message, press the [Option]
Soft key and select ‘Send ‘option. [Send Option] menu will pop
up with the following options.
•
Send: Enters the receiver phone number manually
•
Send & Save: Sends out the message like the
•
Save: Saves a written message in the Outbox.
•
Save as Template: Saves current message in the
2
Select an entry on the Send screen.
If the phone number entry is empty, input the receiver’s number.
You can search for the number in the Contacts by pressing the
option Soft key.
3
To send the message to several receivers (up to 9 receivers),
repeat the step 3.
4
When you complete entering the receiver, press the [Option] Soft
key and Select a ‘Send’ option..
NOTE
If size of the MMS exceeds the transmission limit, the
information message will appear. Even though you forget to
save the outgoing message, it will be saved in the Outbox
automatically. The ‘Save’ option will be disabled for the saved
message.
[Send] button.
Sent message will be automatically
saved in the Outbox.
Template.
Inbox:
Select ‘Menu>1.messages>2. Multimedia Msgs.>2.
Inbox’ and press the [Select] Soft key.
Select Inbox and press the [Option] Soft key and select
the Read option to display the received messages one
by one.
You can receive a MMS notification through the SMS
network and read only the downloaded MMS
message.
If ‘Auto Download’ is set to On, notification will not be
made but the message will be saved in Inbox as
unread one.
Check the new message from MMS Inbox.
Select the [Download] to download a message.
Select [Option] at the left of the whole message list to
select the following option.
•
Read: Read the received message.
•
Reply: Writes and sends a new message using the
•
•
•
receiver’s number.
Forward: Sends the received message to others.
Delete: Deletes the selected message.
Delete All: Deletes all messages in Inbox.
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Messages
Messages
Select a message and select [Option] on the left to
select the following menu.
•
Replay: Replays the message.
•
Reply: Writes and sends a new message using the
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
receiver’s number.
Forward: Forwards the received message to others.
Edit: Edits the selected message.
Cut Objects: Displays all objects integrated with a
message.
Cut Numbers: Selects any number in the received
messages. Select a function from
View to extract and list up numbers
in the messages. Press the [Save]
Soft key to add each number to the
new or existing Contacts entry.
Move to Saved Box: Saves the message in the
Saved Box. The old message will be
deleted.
Save as Template: Saves the current message in a
template form.
Delete: Deletes the messages.
Message Info: Displays information on the selected
message.(From, subject, size)
Outbox
Select ‘Menu>1.messages>2. Multimedia
Msgs.>3.Outbox’ and press the [Select] Soft key.
Outbox stores messages that you have sent, or failed
to send, or cancelled.
When the Outbox menu option is selected, the list of
messages you have sent or saved will be displayed
with the:
•
Message’s subject or no subject if the message had
no subject.
•
Receiver’s phone number
•
Message status; Sent message, failed message,
cancelled message or delivery report.
To view a message, scroll to it and press the [Option]
Soft key and select a ‘Read’ option
To scroll through the message, press the [Up] or
[Down] key. If the message has more than one page,
you can press the [1] or [3] key to move through the
pages, or the pages will be moved through
automatically according to the paging timing that
sender has set.
You can choose the following options by pressing the
[Option] Soft key:
•
Replay: Replays the message.
•
Edit: Edits the message.
•
Cut Objects: Displays all objects integrated with a
message.
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Messages
•
Move to Saved box: Moves the messages to Saved
•
Save as Template: Saves the current message in a
•
Delete: Deletes the message.
Box. The old message will be
deleted.
template form.
Messages
•
New: Creates a new template. (Refer to Write New.)
•
Delete All: Deletes all templates inside MMS
Select a specific template and select [Option] at the left
to choose one of Replay, Edit, Send, Delete, or Menu.
Template.
Saved Box
Select ‘Menu>1.messages>2. Multimedia
Msgs.>4.Saved Box’ and press the [Select] Soft key.
The message to be saved in Saved Box comes from
Inbox or Outbox.
All messages keep their feature as in the
corresponding box and all options are available.
You can move the files in Saved Box to the folder
where each file came from with the ‘Move’ function.
MMS Template
Select ‘Menu>1.messages>2. Multimedia
Msgs.>5.MMS Templates’ and press the [Select] Soft
key.
Select ’ MMS Templates’ and press the [Option] Soft
key and select the Read option to display the
messages saved in Template one by one.
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Read: Read the template.
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Edit: Edits and saves a message
(Refer to Write New.).
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Replay: Replays the template.
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Edit: Edits the template. (See Write New.)
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Cut Object: Displays all objects integrated with a
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Send: Sends the template. (See Send.)
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Delete: Deletes the template.
message.
Settings
Select Menu>1.messages>2. Multimedia
Msgs.>6.Settings and press the [Select] Soft key.
Using this menu, you can set up default settings for
sending or receiving MMS message. The following
options are available:
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Message Lifetime
Allows you to set the duration of time your
message stored at the message centre while
attempting to deliver it.
You can select one of Maximum Time / 1 Week / 3
Days / 1 Day / 12 Hours / 6 Hours / 1 Hour
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Auto Download
Allows you to set how you receive a message. You
can select one of On and Off
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Delivery Reports
When this option is set to On, the network informs
you whether or not your message has been
delivered successfully.
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Read Reports
When this option sets to On, receiver’s phone
sends a reply to let you know when your message
was read by her/him
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Read Rep. Allow
When this option sets to Off, your phone does not
send a reply to the receiver’s phone even if the
sender asks for the read confirmation reply
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Spam Filter
When this option sets to On, you can reject
advertisement message from the service provider
You can select one of Off / Prompt If Spam / Reject
Spam.
MMS Profiles
Select Menu>1.messages>2. Multimedia
Msgs.>7.MMS Profiles and press the [Select] Soft key.
Select ‘MMS Profiles’ and press the [Select] Soft key
to display the current profile list. Unedited profiles will
not be selected. Choose a profile to edit and the ‘Edit
Profile’ window will pop up.
Messages
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Profile Name: Input the profile name.
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MMS Centre: Input the connection URL.
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GSM Setting: Set up the GSM environment.
- Gateway
- IP Address: Input the IP address. A comma will
- IP Port: Input the IP port number for yourself.
- Login ID: Input the ID to sign into the gateway.
- Password: Input the password to sign into the
- Data Call Type: Press the [Up/Down] key to
- Dial Number: Input the dial number manually
- Login ID: Input the ID to sign into the GSM.
- Password: Input the password to sign into the
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GPRS Setting: Set up the GPRS environment.
- Gateway
- IP Address: Input the IP address. A comma will
- IP Port: Input the IP port number for yourself.
- Login ID: Input the ID to sign into the gateway.
- Password: Input the password to sign into the
- APN: Input the Access Point Name for yourself.
- Login ID: Input the ID to sign into the GPRS.
- Password: Input the password to sign into the
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Bearer: Press the [Up/Down] key to choose either
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GPRS Only / GSM Only.
Reset Profile: Deletes all the profiles in possession.
be added every 3 digits.
gateway.
choose either ISDN or Analogue.
GSM.
be added every 3 digits.
gateway.
GPRS.
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Messages
Memory Info
Select ‘Menu>1.messages>2.Multimedia Msgs.>8.
Memory Info’ and press the [Select] Soft key.
You can see the used or available memory amount.
Broadcast
Select Menu>1.messages>3.Broadcast and press the
[Select] Soft key
This function depends on your network service
provider. Please ask them for detailed information. You
can receive information messages offered by your
network service provider. Use this function to select
the information message topic you want to receive
from the network service provider.
Receive
Select ‘Menu>1.messages>3.Broadcast>1.Receive’
and press the [Select] Soft key.
Press [Up/Down] key to set whether the message will
be received or not.
Read Message
Select ‘Menu >1.messages>3.Broadcast>2. Read
Message’ and press the [Select] Soft key.
You can read a received message.
Topic List
Select ‘Menu>1.messages>3.Broadcast>3.Topic List’
and press the [Select] Soft key.
Current Topic: Displays the current Topic list.
Press [Option] to;
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Insert: Inserts a topic.
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Delete: Deletes a topic from the list.
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Messages
Add My Topic: Adds My Topic.
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View/Edit: Edits a topic
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Insert: Inserts a topic.
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Delete: Deletes a topic from the list.
NOTE
You cannot delete or edit the predefined topic. You can edit or
delete My Topic only.
Language
Select ‘Menu>1.messages>3.Broadcast> 4.Language’
and press the [Select] Soft key.
Choose one of All,
NOTE
The language varies on the region.
Voice Mail
Select ‘Menu>1.messages>4.Voice Mail’ and press
the [Select] Soft key.
Use this function to access to the voice mailbox
provided by the network service provider.
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Call: Calls the predefined voice mail system to
check a voice mail.
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Voice Mail Number: Inputs the voice mail receiver
number manually.
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Contacts
Contacts
You can make your personal contacts, which can be added or deleted
at any time. You can save up to 1000 contacts in the SIM or the
handset memory.
Adding a new contact
Select ‘Menu >2.Contacts >2.Add Contact’.
Adds contact information of other people. Initially, the
empty filed with gray colour will appear until you input
some text.
Depending on the Memory in Use setup, the following
field will be displayed.
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Phone: Name, Mobile, Home, Office, Fax, Group,
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Picture, Melody, Email, and Memo.
SIM Card: Name, Mobile, and Group
Phone or SIM: Select the saving location – handset
or SIM.
Editing the Contacts
Edits the contact information you want to change.
Searching a Name/Group
Name Search
Select ‘Menu >2.Contacts >1.Search >1.Name
Search’.
Searches for the phone number from the Contacts in
the following procedure.
1
Input a name and press [option] soft key and select ‘Search’
optin
The contact list is shown and the cursor is placed on an item
that matches with your input data.
2
Press the [1/3] key to view the recorded numbers if selected
person has one more phone numbers.
Press the Option Soft key [ ] to;
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Details: Show details of the selected contact.
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Edit: Raise the Edit Contacts window to edit
content.
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Move: As far as the selected number stays in the
handset memory, it can be moved to the
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SIM card at any time.
Send Message: Send a message to a selected one.
New Contact: Go to Add Contact.
Delete: Delete the selected item.
Add to Speed Dial: Add to Speed dial.
Group Search
Select ‘Menu >2.Contacts >1.Search >2.Group
Search’.
Searches for the phone number of each group.
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Contacts
Group Setting
Select ‘Menu > 2.Contacts > 4.Groups’.
Changes the settings for the five predefined caller
groups.
Default Groups: No Group, Family, Friends, Business,
and VIP
You can change the group ring tone by pressing
’Group Ring Tone’ in the option menu.
Also, you can add your preferred new groups by
pressing the right Soft key, on top of the predefined 5
groups.
Speed Dial Setting
Press a number in the Contacts in the standby mode
for Speed Dial.
To add Speed Dial, use Add to Speed Dial option. The
Speed Dial number ranges from No. 2 to No. 99,
totalling 98 dials.
To Set the Speed Dial;
Press the [Up/Down] key to move to Empty and press
the [Add] key.
Press the [Up/Down] key to choose a person and
press the [1/3] key to select his number..
Press the [Select] Soft key to save an item in the
Speed Dial list.
Press the Option Soft key to;
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Remove: Deletes an item.
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Edit: Edits an item. Like the New menu, the Edit
function will overwrite the old number.
Delete all
Deletes all information saved in Phone/ SIM Card.
Memory Info
Displays the status of the Phone/SIM memory in use.
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Call Logs
Press the [ ] key to see the recent call logs in the
standby mode or select ‘Menu > 3.Call logs’.
Call Logs
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Delete All: Deletes all missed call records from the
list.
This function displays missed calls, received calls, and
dialled calls. You can delete a call log and see the
information for the call timer, call cost, and GPRS Info
in this menu.
NOTE
If Contact contains the phone number that you want to dial,
the name will be displayed, or phone number, date, and time
will be displayed alternately in Call Screen.
Press [ ] key when the cursor placed on the number or
name to dial the number.
Missed Calls
Select ‘Menu > 3.Call logs > 1.Missed Calls’.
Displays the missed calls list accompanied by the time
and date of a missed call as well as the number or
name of the receiver.
Press the [Up/Down] key for selection.
Press the [Option] Soft key to;
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Details: Displays the detail view of call record.
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Send Message: Sends a message to the missed
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Delete: Deletes the missed call record indicated by
the list
call.
When the call is not found in Contact, the [Save
Number] option will be created.
Received Calls
Select ‘Menu > 3.Call logs > 2.Received Calls’.
Displays the received call list accompanied by the time
and date of a received call as well as the number or
name of the caller. Press the [Up/Down] key to select.
Press the Option Soft key to;
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Details: Displays the detail view of call record.
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Send Message: Sends a message to the received
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Delete: Deletes the received call record indicated
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by the list.
Delete All: Deletes all the received call record from
When the call is not found in Contact, the [Save
Number] option will be created.
call record.
the list.
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Call Logs
Call Logs
Dialled Calls
Select ‘Menu>3.Call logs>3.Dialled Calls’.
Displays the Dialled calls list accompanied by the time
and date of a dialled call as well as the number or
name of the receiver. Press the [Up/Down] key for
selection.
Press the [Option] Soft key to;
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Details: Displays the detail view of call record.
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Send Message: Sends a message to the dialled call
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Delete: Deletes the dialled call record being
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Delete All: Deletes all the dialled call record from
record.
indicated by the list
the list.
When the call is not found in Contact, the [Save
Number] option will be created.
Delete Call Logs
Select ‘Menu>3.Call logs>4.Delete call Logs’.
It deletes the missed, received, or dialled calls or All
Calls records with All.
Press the [YES] soft key or [NO] soft key to execute or
cancel this function.
Call Timer
Select ‘Menu>3.Call logs>5.Call Timer’.
Notifies the information on call time.
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Last Call Time: Date and Time.
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Received, Dialled, All Call Time: Call Time only.
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Reset Call Times: Initializes call timer. Press the
[Reset] Soft key and input the
phone password. And then press
the [Confirm] Soft key one more
time.
Call Cost
Select ‘Menu>3.Call logs>6.Call Cost’.
Records the information on call cost, and limits the call
charge to prevent overcharge.
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Last Call Cost: Displays the cost of the last call.
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All Call Cost: Displays the cost of all calls.
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Clear Logs: Inputs PIN2 to delete all the logs of call
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Max Cost: Reads or sets up the maximum value of
This function has the following sub options.
1. Read Limit: Reads the maximum unit value.
2. Set Limit: Sets up the maximum units.
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Cost Unit: Reads or sets up the unit defined in a
This function has the following sub options.
1. Read Unit: Reads the cost unit.
2. Set Unit: Sets up the current cost unit and the cost per
cost.
the call cost unit in the service area.
service area.
unit.
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Fun & Tools
GPRS Info
Select ‘Menu>3.Call logs>7. GPRS Info’.
It displays the GPRS data transmission capacity.
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Current Info: Displays the total transmission Kbytes
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Last Info: Displays the total transmission Kbytes in
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All Info: Displays the total transmission Kbytes
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Clear Logs: Deletes the log related to GPRS.
at the moment.
the past.
since connected.
Media Gallery
Select ‘Menu>4.Fun&Tool>1.Media Gallery’.
Encendido del teléfono :
You can view or edit the image or information recorded
in your handset in this menu.
1
Select ‘Menu>4.Fun &Tools>1.Media Gallery>1.Image Gallery’ to
the list of images saved in your phone.
2
Select the View option to zoom in the image selected from the
list.
3
Press the [Up/Down] key to view other images in the list.
Select the [Back] Soft key to be back to the list.
Using the Image Options
Press the [Option] Soft key to apply the following option to
a selected image in the gallery.
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View: Zoom in the selected image.
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Set as Wallpaper: Adds an image to ‘My Wallpaper’ of
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Rename: Renames an image
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Delete: Deletes an image.
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Delete All: Deletes all the images in the gallery.
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Information: Views the information on an image.
Display Setting to be set to the
background image of the main screen.
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Fun & Tools
Sound Gallery
Plays back sound in your handset or edits information.
Select ‘Menu>4.Fun &Tools>1.Media Gallery>2.Sound
Gallery’ to display the list of sound recorded in your
handset.
The selected melody will be automatically played back
for one time.
Press the [option] soft key to apply the option to the
sound concerned.
- Option: Set as Ring Tone, Rename, Delete, Delete
All, Information
(Refer to the Image Gallery Option for the function
description.)
Over 16 poly melody canot be played.
Memory Info
Displays information on the memory usage status of
Image, Sound, Java, MMS and System used.
NOTE
The ‘System’ memory information means the total used
memory for the reserved objects, user-defined wallpaper and
so on.
Game
The Rabbit Escape.
One day, a cute rabbit living in a deep forest is
delighted with carrots dropped all over the trail. But
they were just decoys dropped by a fox to catch the
poor rabbit for his supper. The poor rabbit finds the
fact too late as he has already become a captive of the
fox. While the fox looks away somehow, the rabbit
escapes from a cage and plans to drive the fox into
troubles. It’s all up to you whether this smart rabbit can
revenge the fox and obtain keys and carrots.
[Game Screen]
Keys
[Soft1key]
[Sokr2key]
Move Left
Move Right
Move Up
Move Down
Fire
Pause
OK
Back
Functions
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Smokey
The objective of this game is to help the sorcerer boy
to push the monsters into the cages.
You can’t pull the monsters back. So think carefully
when you make a move.
This game consists of 200 different stages with various
difficulties.
The buttons used for playing the game are described
in the “Help” menu.
Keys
[Left Soft key]
Move Left
Move Right
Move Up
Move Down
Pause
Select Stage
OK
Back[Right Soft key]
Functions
Java
You can download and execute the java application on
your handset. The java application for a mobile
handset is called a Midlet. Use the WAP browser to
search a Midlet and download it for installation.
* The Midlet is not installed in the current model.
Please download it if you want.
View of Java Application List
Mantenga presionada (3 segundos) [ Finalizar ] para
Select ‘4.Fun &Tools > 3. Java’ in the menu to select a
Java menu.
Select ‘1. Midlets List’ to view the Java Application list
stored in your handset.
Java Application Execution/Deletion/Information
Search
Select ‘4.Fun &Tools > 3.Java’ in the menu to select a
Java menu.
Select ‘1. Midlets List’ to view the Java Application list
stored in your handset.
Press the Navigation key to select an application.
MENU has an option to control the Midlet.
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Fun & Tools
To Press the
Run the Midlet
View Detail Information
Delete the Midlet
[ ] and select [Run],
[ ] and select [Info]
[ ] and select [Delete]
View of Java Application Memory
Select ‘2.Memory Info’ to see the memory used for
Midlet.
Auto Answer
The Auto Answer function works like the automatic
answering machine. It sends the recorded message to
the caller if you don’t answer the call for the specified
period of time.
Auto Answer
Set Auto Answer to on/off. If set to on, the Auto
Answer function will be enabled.
Recorded Message
Displays a list of recorded messages during call active
(In call). Each list displays the recorded date & time of
the file Press [Delete] to delete the message in the
View list, and press the [Send] key to make a call using
the caller ID.
Response Message
Depending on your current situation, different
answering message will be played back, including
Absent, Meeting, Driving or User Message. The User
Message is the voice message of the local user that
will be answered in the standby mode.
Response time
Sets the automatic answering time (3 secs, 5 secs, 10
secs or 20 secs).
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When the response time elapses without answering
the incoming call, the recorded message will be sent to
the caller. If the caller decides to leave a voice
message, recording will be started with beep sound.
User Message
Displays your voice message set for the response
message. Press the [Option] Soft key and select the
Play Option for playback. If no message is recorded,
only the recorder function will be used.
Voice Memo
The Voice Memo function records your voice message.
You can use Record, Stop, Play, and Save for voice
recording and playback. You can use the Text Editor
for title input.
Record
1
Select New from the option menu and press the [Select] Soft key
Tip
When the memory is full, the “Memory full” message will appear
and returns to the upper menu.
2
Press [Stop] to terminate the recording process and press [Play]
to hear the recorded data.
3
Press the [Option] Soft key and select the Save option, input a
name, and press the [Option] Soft key and select the Save
option to record data.
Play
1
Select an item and the [Option] Soft key and select the Play
option to start play immediately.
Press the Option Soft key to;
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Play: Play the selected voice memo.
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New: Creates new voice memo.
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Delete: Deletes the selected voice memo.
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Delete All: Deletes all voice memos.
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Rename: Renames the voice memo.
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Profiles
Profiles
Select ‘Menu>5.Profiles’.
Profiles define how your handset reacts when you
receive a call or a message, how your keypad sounds
when you press a key, and more.
Ring tone, key tone, and other settings for each of the
five available profiles can be used by their default
setting, or customized to your needs. Select and
customize the most suitable profile to your preference,
such as when you are in a meeting or outdoor. The
profiles available are Normal, Silent, Meeting, Outdoor
and Car.
Ring Tone
Select ‘Menu>5.Profiles >1. Ring Tone’ and press the
[Select] Soft key.
* You can choose the preferred ring type and
melody to ring and ring volume.
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Ring type: Ringing, Vibration, Vib then ring, Vib
and Ring, Ascending, None (Quiet)
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Ring Volume: Controls the volume by 7 levels.
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Sound: Sound is composed of several groups such
as Melody Sound, Bell Sound and User Sound.
Each Group has multi tones. User
Sound presents the melody of ‘4.Fun & Tools ->
1.Media Gallery -> 2.Sound Gallery’ in
consequence.
Message Alert
Select ‘Menu>5.Profiles>2.Message Alert’ and press the
[Select] Soft key..
You can select the preferred alerting melody, its volume
and reminding period when you have new messages.
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Reminder: Use the [1/3] key to select one out of Off,
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Ring Volume: Controls the volume by 7 levels.
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Sound: Use the [1/3] key to set Message Alert Tone
Once, Every 2 Mins, Every 5 Mins.
to Bell1, Bell2, Bell3.
Key Tone
You can select the keypad sound to be used for dialing
or in the menu screen.
Select ‘Menu>5.Profiles>3.Key Tone’ and press the
[Select] Soft key.
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Tone Type: You may turn the key tone on or off.
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Ring Volume: Controls the volume by 7 levels.
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Sound: Selects a key tone.
Beep,DTMF,Bell1,Bell2,Bell3
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Settings
Sound Effect
Turns on or off the default sound effect.
Select ‘Menu>5.Profiles> 4.Sound Effect’ and press
the [Select] Soft key.
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Menu Moving: When you change a menu with the
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Power On & Off: When you turn the power on or
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Option Popup: When you press the [ ] key to
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Call Connection: When you dial or hang up.
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WAP Connection: When you connect or terminate
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Hour Alert: A sound effect every hour while your
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Minute Minder: A sound effect every minute while
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Popup Alert: A warning, error, information or
Navigation key.
off.
see the popup window.
WAP.
phone is in the standby mode.
you are on a phone call.
question sound effect.
Profile Name
Select a profile name menu from the Profile Sound
editing screen to rename it manually.
Reset
Select the Reset menu from the Profile Sound editing
screen and press [Yes] to initialize all the sound related
values in the profile.
Select ‘Menu>6. Settings’.
You can set up various handset functions at your
choice in the settings menu.
Display Settings
Select ‘Menu>6.Settings>1.Display Settings’.
You can change the image or colour of the display
composition at your choice or by necessity.
My Wallpaper
Select ‘Menu>6.Settings>1. Display Settings>1.My
Wallpaper’ and press the [Select] Soft key.
You can change the background image of the main
screen.
Sets up Wallpaper by “My Wallpaper”. My Wallpaper
stores items used to set up Wallpaper at Image
Gallery. Other wallpapers than the default one may be
deleted by the [Option] Soft key and select the Delete
option. (The default one cannot be deleted
permanently.)
Wallpaper Type
Press the [Up/Down] key to set up Digital Clock
/Analog Clock 1/ Analog Clock 2/ Greeting/D-day
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Settings
Style Theme
Select Menu>6.Settings>1.Display Settings>3. Style
Theme and press the [Select] Soft key.
Press the [1/3] key to set up the Style you want.
Greeting
Select ‘Menu>6.Settings>1.Display
Settings>4.Greeting’ and press the [Select] Soft key.
You can set up the greeting message during startup or
standby mode.
Backlight
You can set up the Backlight.
Press the [Up/Down] key to change the value that is
displayed when you select
‘Menu>6.Settings>1.Display Settings>5.Backlight,’
and press the [Select] Soft key.
Brightness
Press [1/3] key to change the value and press the
[Select] soft key to set up the brightness.
Software Version
This function is to show the software version of your
phone.
Call Settings
Select ‘Menu>6.Settings>2.Call Settings’.
Call Divert
Select ‘Menu>6.Settings>2.Call Settings>1.Call Divert’.
You can divert the received call to another phone
number with this menu.
You may choose one from All Calls, When Busy, On
No Answer, or When Not Found, all of which share the
same basic flow.
Ex) All Calls
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Activated: Selects ‘Activated’ to convert all the services from the network
such as Voice Calls, Data, Fax, and Messages. Input a number
and press the [Option] Soft key and select the Save option to
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Answer Type
Select ‘Menu>6.Settings>2.Call Settings>2. Answer
Type’.
You can set up the call receiving method.
Use the [Up/Down] key to set the call receiving
method.
transmit the setup value to the network.
Deactivated: Deactivates Divert.
Status: Displays the current setup status
By Service: If your network supports such function, you may divert a
specific type of call into another number. “All Services” can
divert all the calls or select one from Voice Calls, Data, Fax, and
Messages. Select “All Except Msgs” to divert all but Message
Service.
Cancel All: Cancels all call diversion.
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Settings
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SEND Key: You can answer the incoming call by
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Any Key: You can answer incoming calls by
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Auto Receive: Your handset automatically answers
Auto Redial
Select ‘Menu>6.Settings>2.Call Settings>3.Auto
Redial’.
This is an Auto-redial function in case of call drop.
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On: Sets up Auto Redial.
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Off: Cancels Auto Redial.
Call Waiting
Select ‘Menu>6.Settings>2.call Settings>4.Call
Waiting’.
The call waiting function informs you of reception of the
second call.
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Activate: Sets up Call Waiting.
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Deactivate: Cancels the preset Call Waiting.
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Status: Informs the setup condition.
pressing the [ ] key.
pressing any key, except the [ ] key
and the [Reject] Soft key.
calls after 10 seconds. This feature is
available only when the handset is
connected to the ear jack.
Settings
Send Caller ID
Select ‘Menu>6.Settings>2.Call Settings>5.Send
Caller ID’.
You can see an incoming call number (with the caller’s
name if it is stored in Contacts) or let the caller to
identify your number. This service is dependent on the
network. Please ask the network provider.
Own Number
Select ‘Menu>6.Settings>2.Call Settings>6. Own
Number’.
The number of Own Number can vary (up to 2)
depending on the SIM.
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Settings
Language
Select ‘Menu>6.Settings>3.Language’.
You can select a language to be displayed on the
handset.
NOTE
‘Automatic’ selects the language previously stored in your SIM.
Time & Date
Set ‘Menu>6.Settings>4.Time & Date’.
You can set up Time, Date, and Date Format.
Auto Keypad Lock
Set ‘Menu>6.Settings>5.Auto Keypad Lock’
You can lock the Keypad if there is no key input within
the setup time.
Press the [Up/Down] key to choose one of these value
off / 15secs / 30secs / 1min / 2mins and press the
[Select] Soft key to set up the Auto Keypad Lock.
Network Selection
Select ‘Menu>6.Settings> 6.Network Selection’.
You can select Automatic or Manual.
Security Settings
Set ‘Menu>6.Settings> 7.Security Settings’.
The security settings enable you to restrict the use of
your handset to the people and types of calls of your
choice.
Various codes and passwords are used to protect the
features of your phone. They are described in the
following sections. See also Access code at the
Appendix.
The Security function keeps your handset and SIM
Card away from the unauthorized hands and you may
set up a password for your handset or make the Call
Barring service and Fixed Dialing mode.
SIM Lock
Press the [1/3] key for setup.
You should input the password when entering into the
sub-menu under the Security Settings. If you fail to
input the correct PIN1 and PIN2 number for 3 times
continuously, you will be prompted to input the PUK
number.
Change PIN
Changes the PIN number.
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Settings
Phone Lock
Once selected, this option locks your phone until you
input a right password. Press the [Select] Soft key after
you input the password. If you want to lock your phone
again, select “Unlock” followed by “Lock”.
Change Lock
Changes a password. Default Password is 1234.
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Lock: You should input PIN1 to access to the main
menu after power on.
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Unlock: You don’t have to input PIN1 to access to
Application Lock
Input a password and mark an application at your
choice and then, press the [Option] Soft key and select
the Save option to lock the application.
Call Barring
You can set the limitation of making a certain call.
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International Call: Limits an outgoing and incoming
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Only Local/Home: Limits to local/home calls only.
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Incoming Calls: Limits all incoming calls.
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Incoming Calls When Abroad: Limits all
the main menu after power on.
international call.
international
incoming calls.
Settings
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Int. Calls Except to Home Country: Limits other
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Clear All: Cancels all the barring settings.
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Change Password: Replaces the old password with
new one.
CUG (Closed User Group)
Sets up a group of numbers that you want to dial or
receive. Select CUG name and press the [Option] Soft
key to see the CUG name list as you input.
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Select: Select CUG Identifier.
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Add: Lists up a new CUG name in the Index list.
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Delete: Deletes the preset CUG Identifier.
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Edit: Edits CUG Identifier.
Fixed Dialling (Fixed Dialing Numbers)
Fixed Dialling is a service that limits your access to the
specific numbers in the Phonebook list recorded in
SIM. Input PIN2 to set up or cancel this service.(up to
3 times) (On, Off )
- Fixed Dial List: Displays the numbers recorded in the
Fixed Dialling list.
Change PIN2
Changes PIN2.
international
calls except
home country.
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Organiser
System Reset
Select Menu>6.Settings> 8.System Reset.
Deletes all user settings and data from your handset
and initializes it as if it were just shipped out of the
factory.
Input the phone password and press the [Yes] Soft key
to reset.
Default password is 1234.
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Select ‘Menu>7.Organiser’.
Organizer provides various functions including alarm
setting, main event record, memo, world time,
calculator, unit conversion, stopwatch and timer.
Alarm
Select ‘Menu>7.Organiser>1.Alarm’.
You can set an alarm to sound at up to 5 specific
times.
(Once you set the On Morning Call, an icon appears.)
To set an alarm
Select ‘Menu>7.Organiser>1.Alarm’ to display the
current alarm list.
Select an alarm to set and press the [Select] Soft key
Press the [Option] Soft key and select the New option
in the list to set a new alarm with the edit alarm screen.
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Edit: Edit the Alarm.
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New: Creates a new alarm.
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Clear: Deletes an Alarm from the list.
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Clear All: Deletes all Alarms in the list.
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On Morning Call / Off Morning Call: Alarms always
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On Snooze / Off Snooze: The alarm that is set to
Snooze rings every 5
minutes for 3 times. Only
one alarm can be set to
On Snooze.
ring regardless
of the ring
type, vibration
or whatever.
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Organiser
Press the [Option] Soft key and select the Edit option
to edit Alarm, and then press the [Up/Down] key in the
‘Edit Alarm’ screen to set up Set Time, or Melody.
Press the [1/3] key to select AM or PM or 24H of the
time for setup.
In case of Melody type, press the [3] key to enter
Sound Gallery to select a melody.
Calendar
Select ‘Menu>7.Organiser>2.Calendar’.
Calendar helps you to manage your schedule including
your time for call or special day. Alarm service on a set
date is also included in this function. Calendar consists
of Monthly View, Daily View, and Event View & Edit.
To view a calendar;
Monthly View
Consulting the Calendar
To Press the
Move to another day
Move to another week
Move to the previous or
next month
Select ‘7.Organiser>2.Calendar’ from the menu to display
the Monthly View.
Press the Option Soft key [ ] to;
[ ] Previous Day
[ ] Next Day
[Up] Previous Week
[Down] Next Week
Side Up] Previous Month
[Side Down] Next Month
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New: Adds a new event.
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Details: Shows all details of scheduled events.
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Go to Date: Moves to the set date.
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Go to Today: Moves to today for selection.
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View All Events: Shows all of your scheduled
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Del Past Events: Deletes your past scheduled
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Del All Events: Deletes all of your scheduled
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Memory Info: Displays the number of stored event,
Use the Navigation key to select the date and press
the [Option] Soft key.
On a date with any schedule registered, move to Daily
View to check the schedule.
On a date with no registered schedule, add a new
schedule.
Any event registered on a date will be displayed at the
bottom of LCD in a form of icon.
Daily View
Shows the list of schedule registered on a date. Select
a schedule and press the [Option] soft key and select
‘Details’ option to view or edit the details of an event.
Press the [1/3] key to move between dates.
Press the Option Soft key [ ] to;
events
events.
events.
not more than 50.
Organiser
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Move Date: Transfers an event to a specific date.
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Delete All: Deletes all events.
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On D-Day / Off D-Day: Sets up or cancels D-Day.
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New: Adds a new event.
NOTE
When you select D-Day from Screen Control, ‘D-Date, Event
Memo Content Part’ will appear in the standby screen.
Upon setup of a new D-Day, the existing D-Day is
automatically deleted.
Event View & Edit
Shows the registered schedules item by item and edit
the schedule or create a new schedule.
Create New Event (by View & Edit)
•
Select a day from Monthly View and press the
[Option] Soft key and select the New option
•
Upon appearance of the New Event screen, select
and input an event item by item for registration.
•
After input, press the [Save] Soft key to save the
event.
NOTE
Maximum Quantity of Schedule for Registration: 50
Maximum Daily Quantity of Schedule for Registration: 7
Period of Registration: 01/01/2000 ~ 01 / 01 / 2010
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Edit: Edits an event.
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Delete: Deletes an event
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Memo
Select ‘Menu>7.Organiser>3.Memo’.
Saves short notes in your phone.
Press the Option Soft key [ ] to;
•
Details: Shows all details of memos.
•
Edit: Retrieve existing memos; edit the part at your
choice, and press the [Option] Soft key and
select the Save option for save.
•
New Memo: Input texts to create a new memo.
•
Delete All: Deletes all items.
World Time
Select ‘Menu>7.Organiser>4.World Time’.
This function informs you of the world time.
Press the Option Soft key [ ] to;
•
Set as Local: Select ‘Set as Local’ from the option
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On/ Off Day Light Saving: The Day Light Saving
Displays the Summer Time Saving function is on.
Tip
Summer Time sets the clock one hour fast.
menu and Target Area will be
replaced with Home Area.
function fits the time of
the countries in summer
who enforce Summer
Time. Select Day Light
Saving from the option
menu for setup. The icon
for the country with
Summer Time will be
activated
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Calculator
Select ‘Menu>7.Organiser>5.Calculator’.
Your handset has a Calculator function. Calculator
provides 4 basic operations like +, -, x, and /.
Press number keys and direction keys to input a
formula and press the [=] key to display the result.
Tip
Press the [*] key to input a decimal point.
Press the [#] key to reset the formula.
Press the [Clear] Soft key short to delete a text of the
formula and press the [Clear] Soft key long to delete
the whole formula.
Converter
Select ‘Menu>7.Organiser>6.Converter’.
Converter converts a figure between different unit in
Length, Area, Volume, Weight, and Temperature.
Select one among Length, Area, Volume, Weight, or
Temperature.
Press the [Down] key to move to the next line, press
the [1/3] key to select a target unit, and press number
keys to input numbers.
Press the [Down] key again to move to the next line
and select a result unit and you will get a right answer.
Stop Watch
Select Menu>7.Organiser>7.Stop Watch.
Stop Watch measures the time for all sorts of sports.
Stop Watch shall be accompanied by the Navigation
key.
Press the [Start] Soft key to operate Stop Watch.
Press the [Stop] Soft key to pause Stop Watch and
press the [Start] Soft key to restart Stop Watch.
Whenever you select [*] key, the 2 lap times as a
maximum are displayed and when you select the
second Lap by pressing [*] key, Stop Watch stops.
Press the Reset [#] key to initialize all.
Timer
Select Menu>7.Organiser>8.Timer.
Sets alarm bell to ring at a preset time.
Press the [Set] Soft key to input a time and minute for
countdown and press the [Save] Soft key for setup.
Press [*] key after input and the displayed time will be
counted down. Now, press [*] key to pause
countdown and press [*] key to restart countdown.
After the preset time, an additional animation and
alarm sound will be provided. Press [Stop] Soft key to
pause both.
Press the [Set] Soft key to return to the initial state
while Timer is out of operation.
Tip
The result is automatically recalculated upon change of unit or
value.
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ADVANCED
1. WAP
2. Infrared Port
3. SIM Toolkit
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WAP
WAP
You can access to the Internet with a WAP (Wireless
Application Protocol) browser.
That means you can connect to Internet at anywhere
and anytime.
The descriptions below can vary according to your
Network provider.
Therefore, ask your Network provider for detailed
information.
NOTE
Press short the [Up] key to access the WAP menu directly in
standby mode. Press long the [Up] key during standby to
proceed to WAP homepage.
Home
This menu contacts the network to load the Wireless
Web service provider homepage.
Resume
You can reconnect to the latest web site.
Bookmarks
You can bookmark Internet address using the WAP
browser just as you do with a PC Internet browser.
To register URL and Name in the closest empty
number of Bookmark List, press [Add] soft key.
Press the Option Soft key [ ] to;
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Go: Goes to related site
•
Edit: Edits the URL and name of a bookmark
However, this feature will not be available if a
default bookmark is provided by the
manufacturer.
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Delete: Deletes a bookmark from List.
However, this feature will not be available if
the manufacturer provides a default
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bookmark.
Send Message: The bookmark URL automatically
composes the SMS message text.
Push Messages
Mobile can receive Push Messages from Service
Provider.
Inbox
The Push message is stored in Inbox. Select and
check a message from the message list of Inbox to
contact the WAP page concerned.
Press the [Option] Soft key to;
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Read: Read a message.
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Go to: Goes to related site.
•
Delete: Deletes a message.
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Delete All: Deletes all the messages in Inbox.
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Receive
Sets up Push Message receiving.
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Accept All: Receives all Push messages
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Trusted Only: Chooses out reliable message only.
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Accept None: Rejects all messages.
Go to URL
This menu leads you to a URL as you input.
Profiles
Selects or edits a Connection Profile supplied by the
phone.
Select a Profile List and press the [Option] key and
select the Edit option to edit the Profile.
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Profile Name: Input the profile name.
•
Home URL: Sets access Homepage URL to access
•
GSM Setting: Set up the GSM network proxy.
- Gateway
- IP Address: Input the IP address. A comma will
be added every 3 digits.
- IP Port: Input the IP port number for yourself.
- Login ID: Input the ID to sign into the gateway.
- Password: Input the password to sign into the
gateway.
- Data Call Type: Press the [Up/Down] key to
choose either ISDN or Analogue.
- Dial Number: Input the dial number manually
- Login ID: Input the ID to sign into the GSM.
- Password: Input the password to sign into the
GSM.
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GPRS Setting: Set up the GPRS network proxy.
- Gateway
- IP Address: Input the IP address. A comma will
be added every 3 digits.
- IP Port: Input the IP port number for yourself.
- Login ID: Input the ID to sign into the gateway.
- Password: Input the password to sign into the
gateway.
- APN: Input the Access Point Name for yourself.
- Login ID: Input the ID to sign into the GPRS.
- Password: Input the password to sign into the
GPRS.
•
Bearer: Press the [Up/Down] key to choose either
•
GPRS Only / GSM Only.
Reset Profile: Resets all the profiles in possession.
Cache
Cache mode
Sets up the Cache memory check.
•
Always Check: The Cache is always checked
•
Never Check: The Cache is never checked.
whenever URL is loaded or URL is
navigated.
Version
This function is to view the software version of the
WAP browser
WAP
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APPENDIX
1. Access Code
2. Check List
3. All about performance and
safety
4. Glossary
5. Guaranty
6. Memo
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Access Code
Access Code
The following section describes various security codes.
PIN code (4 to 8 digits)
The PIN (Personal Identification Number) code protects
your SIM card against the unauthorized use. The PIN
code is usually supplied with the SIM card. If you input
the incorrect PIN code entry for three times in a row,
the PIN code will be blocked. If the PIN code is
blocked, you need to unblock the PIN code before you
can use the SIM card again. See the information on the
PUK code.
PIN2 code (4 to 8 digits)
The PIN2 code, supplied with some SIM cards, is
required to access to some functions, such as call cost
counters.
Lock code (4 to 8digits)
The lock code can be used to lock the handset and
keypad to avoid unauthorized use.
NOTE
The factory setting for the lock code is 1234. To avoid
unauthorized use of your handset, change the lock code. Keep
the new code secret and in a safe place separate from your
handset.
PUK and PUK2 codes (8 digits)
The PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) code is required to
change a blocked PIN code. The PUK2 code is
required to change a blocked PIN2 code. If the codes
are not supplied with the SIM card, contact the
operator whose SIM card is in your phone for the
codes.
You can change the following codes: Lock code, PIN
code, and PIN2 code. These codes can include the
numbers from 0 to 9 only.
NOTE
Avoid using access codes similar to the emergency numbers,
such as 112, to prevent accidental dialing of the emergency
number.
Call Barring Password (4 digits)
The call barring password is required when you use
the Call Barring function. You obtain the password
from your service provider when you subscribe to this
function.
You can change this password using the Call Barring
menu option. For further details, see menu 6.7.6.
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Check List
Check List
If you experience any problem while using your cell phone, please refer
to the following checklist. If the problem still persists, contact your
dealer or nearest service centre.
When the “Insert SIM Card” message appears:
Make sure the SIM card is correctly installed. Check to
see if the SIM card is working properly. If it does not
work, try to clean the contact point of the card. If it is
out of order, take it to the nearest service centre.
When the “Handset locked enter password”
message appears:
Enter the handset password. If you cannot remember
the password, contact the nearest service centre.
When the “Enter PIN1” message appears:
InputPIN1. If you cannot remember it, contact the
nearest service centre. You can still receive calls even if
your cell phone becomes locked by entering the
incorrect PIN1 on three consecutive attempts.
When the “No service” or “Network failure” message
appears:
Check the SSI (Signal Strength Indicator) state. If you
cannot make a connection in underground areas or in
buildings where signal strength may be low, try moving
to another place. If you still cannot make a connection,
contact the nearest service centre.
When audio quality is poor:
End a call and try again.
When the other party cannot hear you speaking:
Your handset may be set to MUTE. Disable the MUTE
function.
When battery lifetime is shorter than usual:
This may happen when you are in an area with low
signal strength. Turn off your handset when it is not in
use. Change the battery when battery energy is
exhausted.
When your cell phone does not turn on:
Make sure your battery is charged. Check to see if
your phone works while recharging the battery.
When you are unable to send a message:
Either you are not registered to receive SMS service, or
you may be in an area where your network service
provider cannot provide such service.
When you are unable to make a call:
Your phone may be set to “fixed dial.” Cancel the
“fixed dial” function.
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Check List
All about performance and safety
When you are unable to charge the battery:
This may be the result of one of the following three
cases.
1. Your charger may be out of order. Contact your
nearest dealer.
2. You may be attempting to use the phone in overly
hot/cold temperature. Try changing the charging
environment.
3. Your battery may have not been connected to the
charger properly. Check the connector.
When you are unable to input data into the Phone
Book:
Your Phone Book memory may be full. Try deleting
some entries from your Phone Book.
When you are unable to select a certain function:
You may not be subscribed to that function, or your
network service provider may be in an area where
such service cannot be provided. Contact your local
service provider.
The following list shows how to maintain your cell
phone along with precautions.
Keep your cell phone and its accessories out of the
reach of children.
Maintain your cell phone in dry condition and keep it
under normal temperature. Temperatures higher than
55 C (131 F) or lower than -20 C (-4 F) may damage
your phone.
Do not use or store your cell phone in dusty, dirty
areas.
Do not attempt to disassemble your cell phone.
Do not drop or cause severe impact to the phone.
Do not use chemical products, cleaning solvents or
detergents to clean your cell phone.
If your cell phone does not work properly, contact your
dealer immediately.
Use only authorized batteries, battery chargers and
accessories. Any malfunction or damage caused by
the use of unauthorized batteries, battery chargers and
accessories will void the limited product warranty.
Ensure that the grounding points of the battery and
battery charger are not in direct contact with
conductive objects.
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Glossary
Glossary
To help you understand the main technical terms and abbreviations
used in this booklet and take full advantage of the features of your
mobile phone, here are a few definitions.
Call Barring
Ability to restrict outgoing and incoming calls.
Call Diverting
Ability to reroute calls to another number.
Call Holding
Ability to put one call on standby while answering or
making another call; you can then switch between the
two calls, as required.
Call Waiting
Ability to inform users that they have an incoming call
when engaged on another call.
CLI (Caller Line Identification) Services
Services allowing subscribers to view or block the
telephone numbers of callers.
EMS (Enhanced Message Service)
Network service sending and receiving messages that
include images, sounds and animations to and from
another user without having to speak to the
correspondent.
GPRS (General Packet Radio Service)
New non-voice value-added service that allows
information to be sent and received across a mobile
telephone network. GPRS guaranties continuous
connection to the Internet for mobile phone and
computer users. It is based on the Global System for
Mobile Communication (GSM) circuit-switched cellular
phone connections and the Short Message Service
(SMS).
GSM (Global System for Mobile Communication)
International standard for cellular communication,
guaranteeing compatibility between the various
network operators. GSM covers most European
countries and many other parts of the world.
Multiparty Calling
Ability to establish a conference call involving up to five
additional parties.
PIN (Personal Identification Number)
Security code that protects the phone/SIM against
unauthorized use. The PIN is supplied by the service
provider with the SIM card. It may be a four to eightdigit number and can be changed, as required.
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Glossary
PUK (PIN Unblocking Key)
Security code used to unlock the phone when an
incorrect PIN has been entered three times in
succession. The eight-digit number is supplied by the
service provider with the SIM card.
Roaming
Use of your phone when you are outside your home
area (when travelling for example).
SIM (Subscriber Identification Module)
Card containing a chip with all the information required
to operate the phone (network and memory
information, as well as the subscriber’s personal data).
The SIM card fits into a small slot on the back of the
phone and is protected by the battery.
SMS (Short Message Service)
Network service sending and receiving messages to
and from another subscriber without having to speak
to the correspondent. The message created or
received can be displayed, received, edited or sent.
Soft Keys
Two keys marked and on the phone, the purpose of
which:
• varies according to the function that you are currently
using
• is indicated on the bottom line of the display just
above the corresponding key
Voice Mail
Computerized answering service that automatically
answers your calls when you are not available, plays a
greeting (optionally in your own voice) and records a
message.
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