Philips CT892 User Manual
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Discover your phone
Back of phone:
Camera lens
Stylus pe n
Roller Wheel
Back key
Shortcut keys
Left softkey
Pickup key
Microphone/
Charger/headset
connector
Loudspeaker
262K color
TFT LCD
On/off
Right softkey
Hang up key
Navigation keys
key
How To...
Switch the phone
On/Off
Enter your PIN
code
Make a call Enter the phone number using
Make a long
distance call
End a call Press the Hang up key.
Answer a call When there is an incoming
Long press the On/Off key.
Enter your PIN code using the
keypad and press OK or tap
Accept to confirm.
the keypad or touchscreen and
press the Pickup key, or select
Options to open the menu.
Long press numeric key [0] to
enter the "+" sign, and then
enter the country code, area
code and phone number.
call, tap Answer on the touch
screen or press the Navigation
keys or OK to answer the call.
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Reject a call When there is an incoming
Call handsfree Ta p Loudspeaker on the touch
Lock/Unlock
keypad
Access Main Menu Tap on the touch screen
Access Contacts Tap on the touch screen
Launch camera Tap on the touch screen
Access Create
Message menu
Access Office
Options
Open on-screen
shortcut menus
call, tap Reject on the touch
screen or press the Back or
Hang Up key to reject the call.
screen during a call.
To lock, long press the [#] key
or Back key. To unlock, short
press [#] key and select Unlock.
in idle mode.
in idle mode.
in idle mode.
Tap on the touch screen
in idle mode.
Tap on the touch screen
in idle mode.
Tap on the touch screen in
idle mode.
Hide on-screen
shortcut menus
Access Audio Player Tap on the touch screen.
Access outgoing
call list
Switch between
Meeting and
Normal mode
Access Schedule Tap on the touch screen.
Open shortcut
menu list
Tap on the touch screen in
idle mode.
Tap on the touch screen.
Tap on the touch screen.
Tap on the touch screen in
idle mode.
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Introduction to
shortcut keys
In idle mode:
1. Long press numeric key [1] to access your voice
mailbox
2. Long press [*] key to switch between Meeting and
Normal mode
3. Long press [#] key to lock/unlock the keypad
4. Long press [ALT] key to activate or deactivate
power saving mode.
5. Please refer to Speed dial to assign a key (numeric
keys [2] to [9]) to a phone number. Then long
press the key assigned to the phone number in idle
mode to dial the number.
Softkeys
The right and left softkeys are located at the top
corners of the keypad. Pressing the softkeys allows
you to select the options directly above them,
including options during a call. The functions of the
softkeys change according to the related context.
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Main menu
You can access different features of your mobile
phone from the main menu. The following table
summarizes the structure of the Main menu, what
the icons represent and the page number on which
you can obtain more information regarding the menu
functions.
Call Info
Page 19
My Files
Page 30
Settings
Page 21
Messages
Page 33
Tools
Page 27
Entertainment
Page 41
WAP
Page 45
Phonebook
Page 47
Office
Page 50
Tap or press the left softkey in idle mode to
access the main menu, then press the navigation keys
or Roller Wheel to navigate through the icons and
lists. You can access the menus and options directly
by pressing numeric keys [1] - [ 9], or you can tap OK
on the touch screen or press key to enter the
menu you have selected.
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How to use this manual
This user manual strives to provide you with concise
and complete information regarding your Philips
P892 phone.
Discover
Your Phone
Chapter 1:
Getting
started
Chapter 2:
Calling
Chapter 3:
Text entry
Chapter 4
to 12
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The current section presents an
overview of your mobile phone and
information on the most commonly
used features.
Information on how to set up your
mobile phone for the first time:
installation of the SIM card, battery
and memory card, etc.
How to make and answer calls, as
well as some frequently used call
functions.
How to enter text using the
alphanumeric keypad.
Description on the main features of
this phone.
Other
sections
After Chapter 12, there are sections
on Icons & Symbols, Precautions,
Troubleshooting, Philips Authentic
Accessories, Trademark Declaration,
SAR Information - international (if
available at the time of publication,
otherwise included as a separate
document), Limited Warranty, and
Declaration of Conformity.
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Table of contents
Discover your phone ...............................1
How To... ................................................................. 1
Introduction to
shortcut keys ..............................................2
Main menu ..................................................3
How to use this manual ...........................4
1. Getting started ......................................8
Inserting the SIM card and battery .................... 8
Insert the memory card ..................................... 10
Remove the memory card ................................. 11
Charging the battery ........................................... 12
Switch the phone on/off ..................................... 13
2. Calling ................................................... 15
Make a call ............................................................. 15
Answer or reject a call ....................................... 15
Adjust headset volume during a call ................ 15
3. Text entry ........................................... 16
Input methods ...................................................... 16
Switch input mode ............................................... 16
Keypad .................................................................... 16
Virtual keypad ....................................................... 18
Handwriting input ................................................ 18
4. Call Info .................................................19
Call list ................................................................... 19
My own information ........................................... 20
5. Settings ..................................................21
Profiles ................................................................... 21
Ringtone settings ................................................. 21
Phone settings ...................................................... 21
Call settings ........................................................... 22
Firewall ................................................................... 23
Security settings .................................................... 24
Network settings ................................................. 25
Restore factory settings ..................................... 26
6. Tools ......................................................27
Alarm ...................................................................... 27
Schedule ................................................................. 27
Stopwatch .............................................................. 28
World clock .......................................................... 28
Count down timer .............................................. 28
Calculator .............................................................. 28
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Currency converter ............................................ 29
Auto on/off ............................................................ 29
7. My files .................................................. 30
File manager .......................................................... 30
Memory status ...................................................... 32
Format memory card .......................................... 32
8. Messages ...............................................33
SMS ..........................................................................33
MMS ........................................................................36
Email ........................................................................38
Voice mail (Network dependent) .................... 40
Cell broadcast (Network dependent) ............40
9. Entertainment ..................................... 41
Music player .......................................................... 41
Video player .......................................................... 42
Camera ...................................................................42
Video recorder ..................................................... 43
JAVA .......................................................................44
Games .....................................................................44
STK .......................................................................... 44
10. WAP ................................................... 45
Home ......................................................................45
Bookmarks ............................................................45
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Previous page ........................................................ 45
Go to ...................................................................... 45
Push inbox ............................................................. 45
History ................................................................... 46
Offline browsing .................................................. 46
Settings ................................................................... 46
11. Phonebook ........................................ 47
Find ......................................................................... 47
Contacts list .......................................................... 47
Add new ................................................................ 47
Speed dial ............................................................... 48
Delete ..................................................................... 48
Copy all .................................................................. 48
Multiple copy ........................................................ 48
Move all .................................................................. 48
Multiple move ....................................................... 49
Group settings ...................................................... 49
Sort ......................................................................... 49
IP number .............................................................. 49
Memory status ..................................................... 49
FDN ........................................................................ 49
SDN ........................................................................ 49
12. Office .................................................. 50
Office file viewer .................................................. 50
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Bluetooth ............................................................... 50
Dictionary .............................................................. 52
Voice recorder ..................................................... 52
Notepad ................................................................. 52
Connectivity .......................................................... 52
HS stock ................................................................. 53
Icons & Symbols ...................................... 54
Radio Waves ......................................................... 56
Always switch off your phone ..........................57
Pacemakers ........................................................... 57
Users of hearing aids ........................................... 57
Improved performance ....................................... 57
Battery information ............................................. 58
Do not use your phone while driving ............. 59
EN60950 Norm ................................................... 59
Environmental care ............................................. 59
Philips Authentic
Accessories .............................................. 62
Precautions when using the
accessories .................................................................. 62
Power supply ........................................................ 62
Standard battery charger ................................... 63
Stereo Headset .................................................... 63
Trademark Declaration .........................64
Limited warranty .....................................65
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1. Getting started
Please read the safety instructions in the
"Precautions" section before use. Before you start
using your phone, you must insert a valid SIM
card supplied by your GSM operator or retailer.
The SIM card contains your subscription
information, your mobile phone number, and a
small quantity of memory in which you can store
phone numbers and messages.
Before removing the battery cover, make sure that
you have switched off the phone and disconnect it
from the battery charger or any other devices.
When replacing the cover, be careful not to touch
the electronic components. Make sure that the
cover is in place before using the phone.
1. Remove the back cover.
Inserting the SIM card and battery
Keep the SIM card away from small children.
Consult your SIM card dealer on the availability of
the SIM card services as well as other features. The
SIM card dealer can either be your service provider,
network operator or other retailers.
Hold the phone with the back facing upward as
illustrated. Push the back cover lock forward with
one hand and remove the back cover in the direction
as shown with the other hand.
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2. Lift up the battery and remove it from its slot.
To remove your SIM card from its holder, put your
finger on the bottom end of the SIM card and
push the card as indicated by the arrow in the
illustration below.
3. Make sure that the clipped corner of the SIM card
is facing the correct direction (as shown) and the
metallic contacts are facing downwards. Slide the
SIM card into the card slot until it stops.
4. Insert the battery into the slot as shown.
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5. Align and slide the back cover into its slot until it
locks into place.
2. Lift up the card slot cover.
3. Place the memory card into the slot.
Insert the memory card
1. To insert the memory card, push the card slot
cover with your finger as illustrated.
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4. Restore the position of the slot cover as illustrated.
5. Then push the slot cover in the direction of the
arrow until the memory card is locked.
Remove the memory card
1. To remove the memory card, push the card slot
cover as illustrated.
2. Lift up the card slot cover.
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3. Remove the memory card.
4. Close the card slot cover.
5. Lock the card slot as illustrated.
Charging the battery
You can only use the batteries, battery chargers or
accessories designed for this specific model. Using
other batteries, battery chargers or accessories may
void the warranty of this phone and cause danger.
Please check and confirm that the model of the
battery charger is correct before charging the
battery.
1. Plug the battery charger into a standard AC power
socket.
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2. Then insert the connector plug of the battery
charger into the jack at the bottom of your phone.
3. As it is required that the battery be properly
treated for recycling purposes, please check the
battery type as indicated on the label. Consult
your local recovery center to understand the
correct way to disassemble the battery. Do not
disassemble the battery near fire as this may cause
explosion.
Depending on the battery charger and the battery,
the charging time may differ.
Contact your dealer for the availability of Philips
authentic accessories.
When you disconnect any accessories from their
power supplies, the correct way is to hold and pull
out the plug instead of tugging at the power cable.
Switch the phone on/off
Long press the On/Off key to switch the phone on or
off .
To prevent unauthorized access to your SIM card,
you may configure a SIM card lock, which is
provided with the SIM card. Once configured, you
will be asked to enter the PIN code when you switch
on the phone. See "Security" for more information.
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1. Do not switch on your phone when use of the
mobile phone is prohibited.
2. If you enter an incorrect PIN code 3 times in
succession, your SIM card will be blocked. To
unblock it, you must obtain the PUK code from
your network operator.
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2. Calling
Make a call
1. In idle mode, enter the phone number. To correct
an error, press the Right Soft Key or tap on
the touch screen.
2. Once the number is entered, press Call to make a
call.
3. Press End to hang up.
1. To make an international call, long press
numeric key [0] to enter the "+" sign, and then
enter the country code, area code and phone
number.
2. To dial a number that was already stored in the
phonebook, enter the phonebook list menu,
select a number and press [Call].
Make a second call (Network dependent)
During a call with Party A, you can enter and dial
Party B's number. Once connected, Party A will be
put on hold automatically. In this mode, you may
press Option and choose Switch to switch between the
2 calls.
Call voice mailbox (Network dependent)
In idle mode, long press numeric key [1] to call your
current voice mailbox. To edit the number of your
mailbox, refer to "Voice Mailbox" section.
Answer or reject a call
When there is an incoming call, you may tap Answer
on the touch screen, or press the Roller Wheel, Pick
Up or OK key to answer the call.
Otherwise, you may tap Reject on the touch screen,
or press the Reject key or the Back and Hang Up key
to reject the call.
Answer a second call (Network dependent)
If the network supports this service, you may answer
a second call during the current call. The current call
will be put on hold automatically.
Adjust headset volume during a call
During a call, you can rotate the Roller Wheel up or
down to adjust the earpiece volume.
Rotating upward will increase the volume while
downward will reduce the volume.
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3. Text entry
There are three methods for you to enter text:
keypad, virtual keypad or on-screen handwriting.
Input methods
The input methods that are currently available will be
displayed at the top of the screen. The following are
the names and icons of those input methods.
eZi Pinyin
eZi Stroke
eZi English
eZi abc
eZi ABC
eZi123
Symbol input
Virtual keypad
To edit text, such as copy, delete or paste text.
Not all the input methods will be available at all
times. Refer to the icons on the screen to check the
input methods available.
Switch input mode
During text editing, you can short press [Alt] to
switch input mode until the icon of your desired
input method appears at the top of the screen.
You may also tap the input icon to select an input
method or use the virtual keypad to enter text.
Keypad
You may enter text using the keypad.
English input
When using to enter text, if there are characters
associated with your entry, the association words will be
displayed in the pop-up window for your selection. The
more characters you enter, the more accurate will be the
words displayed. Use the Left or Right arrow key to move
your cursor and select the word you need. Use the Up or
Down arrow key or Roller wheel to scroll up/down the
pages. Press OK to confirm the word. When there is no
pop-up window, using the Up or Down arrow key can
move the cursor left or right in the text editor.
Using or can enter uppercase or
lowercase letters.
Pressing numeric key [0] can insert a space at the
right of the cursor.
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Chinese input
$%#
!"#
2. Enter the pinyin or strokes. Your entry will be
displayed in row A, while the characters will be
displayed in row B. Keep entering until the
correct character is displayed.
3. Use the Left or Right arrow key to choose the
correct character.
4. Press OK to confirm your entry.
C
Stroke input
Stroke input allows you to enter a character by
entering its strokes in the order from top to bottom
A
B
&'()
A. Input row: when using Pinyin or Stroke input to
enter Chinese characters, this row will show the
pinyin or the strokes you have entered.
B. Selection box: This area will display the characters
depending on the pinyin or the strokes you have
entered. The more pinyin or strokes you enter, the
more accurate will be the characters displayed.
C. Text Area: This area displays the text you have
entered.
How to enter:
1. Select the input method you want to use to enter
Chinese characters.
and left to right.
The strokes include:
Number
123456789
key
Stroke
ーㄧノヽ ゝㄥ ? ㄟ
When unsure of which stroke to use, you may
Note
press numeric key [8] to get a fuzzy match.
Entering symbols
There are several ways to insert symbols.
1. In the English input mode, you may use the
numeric key [1] to enter symbols.
2. Long press [Alt] to open the selection box and
select the symbol you need.
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3. Select the symbol input method to open the
selection box and select the symbol you need.
Virtual keypad
Tap to activate or deactivate the virtual
keypad.
You may use the virtual keypad to enter the symbol
you need. Tap the keys on the virtual keypad, and the
characters you have entered will be displayed in the
input area.
When an input method is changed, the virtual
keypad language will also change.
Handwriting input
You may also use the handwriting input method to
enter text.
Enter the character in the input area and wait for
your phone to recognize and place your entry into
the input window. If a wrong character has been
placed in the window, tap the correct one in the
selection box to replace it.
Virtual keypad and Handwriting input do not
support smart English input. When you want to use
this function, please use keypad to input your text.
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4. Call Info
Call info provides a list of calls as well as your own
information.
Call list
Recent contacts
This feature displays the recent calls, missed calls and
outgoing calls.
Access the call list
1. Press the Left or Right arrow key to toggle between
the tabs, or use the stylus pen to tap on a tab to
select the type of call list.
2. Rotate the Roller wheel or press the Left/Right
arrow key to select a call list.
3. You may select to Make a call, or select Option to
use more features.
Using the call list options
You can select Option in the phone number list screen
to carry out the following operations:
Call Dial the selected number.
IP call Dial an IP call.
Send message Send a message to the selected
number. You can send via SMS
or MMS.
View View detailed information of
the selected number.
Send phone number Edit and send the selected
phone number.
Delete Delete the selected number
from the list.
Save Save the selected number into
the list.
Missed calls
This menu displays the calls you have missed recently.
The digit behind the name or phone number indicates
the number of times you have missed the call.
Answered calls
This menu displays the calls you have answered
recently. The digit behind the name or phone number
indicates the number of times you have answered the
call.
Outgoing calls
This menu displays the calls you have dialed recently.
The digit behind the name or phone number indicates
the number of times you have dialed this number.
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Clear history
This menu allows you to clear the call history in
Outgoing/Answered/Missed or Delete all.
Call time
This menu displays the duration of your incoming
and outgoing calls.
The time may vary with the actual call time,
dependent on how your service provider charge for
their services.
Last call time Check the duration of the last call.
Outgoing calls Check the total duration of all
outgoing calls.
Incoming calls Check the total duration of all
incoming calls.
Reset timer Reset the call timer to zero.
GPRS data
This menu allows you to check information on your
GPRS data, including last GPRS call, all sent data and
all received data. Resetting the counter can clear the
GPRS data and reset it to zero.
Cumulative cost
This network feature displays the cost of all your
calls. However, it is available only when the charge
information is included in your SIM card.
Some options require the PIN2 code.
Cost display settings You may select to activate or
deactivate this option.
Total call cost Available opti ons includ e
Display cost, Reset cost counter,
Display balance, Display limit,
Cancel limit and Set limit.
Call tariff Available options include
Display rate, Reset rate and Set
rate.
My own information
This menu allows you to edit, modify, delete or check
your own information, or send it to a specified
number through SMS.
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