Philips TCD138/GS, TCD138/SDAEATMP, TCD138/LUAHAAAP, TCD138/SUAHAA4P, TCD138/WUAHAAAP User Manual

User manual

Mobile phone

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SWITCH ON

Enter PIN:

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Enter your
PIN code.

MAKE A CALL

Enter
phone
number.

ANSWER A CALL

12345678

Press
and hold.

Call the
number.

Accept.

(e.g.: 112 for emer­gency see p. 9)

END A CALL

End.

OK

OK

OK

OK

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ADD A NAME

Network

01234_

01234

Store no.

Name:

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Number:
01234_

If number is
OK.

Stored

Enter phone
number.

Enter name.

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UICK

ACCESS TO MENU

NAVIGATION

OK

SWITCH OFF

When your
phone is
switched off, you
cannot receive
calls.

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UIDE

Enter or exit
the menus.

OK

Move Up

or

Back.

Move Right.

Move Left.

Move Down

or

Forward

or

Validate.

Press
and hold.

MENU

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ORWARDING MESSAGES NAMES CALLS EXTRA SETTINGS SECURITY

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MESSAGES

NAMES

EXTRA

SETTINGS

SECURITY

Change PIN2 Change PIN PIN code Fixed names

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Centre no. Archive New Send Usual msg.

CALLS Search View Add Own number

Delete all View Meters

Stopwatch Clock Alarm clock Calculator BioCalendar Converter

Register Key tones Ringer Voicemail Box number Broadcast

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Table of contents 1 Before you start 2

The micro-SIM card 2
The battery 2
Remove the battery cover 2
Remove the battery 2
Insert the micro-SIM card 3
Insert the battery 3
Replace the battery cover 3
Charge the battery 3

Discover your phone 4
Display 5
Entering text 6
Basic functions 7

Switch ON/OFF 7
Make a call 7
Answer or reject a call 8
Earpiece volume 8
Consult last calls 8
Adjust ringer volume 8
Emergency call 9
Change language 9
International call 9
Keypad lock/unlock 9

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ABLE OF CONTENTS

Special functions 10

Answer a second call 10
Automatic redial 10
Scratchpad 10
Touchtones (DTMF) 11
Hide your identity 11

Menus 12

Discover the Compass key 12
Names 13
Setting up Flash Dial 15
Messages 15
Calls 19
Settings 21
Security 24
Extra 25
Call forwarding 28

Philips Authen tic Accessories 30
Troubleshooting 32
Safety Precautions 33
Index 35

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EFORE YOU START

From your card, remove

The micro-SIM card

To use your phone, you must insert a
valid micro-SIM card supplied by
your GSM network operator. When
you switch the phone on, it may ask
for the PIN code. The PIN code i s the
secret code of the micro-SIM card.
The micro-SIM card contains your subscription number and phone number.
It also contains a memory in which you can store phone numbers and
messages. If you use your micro-SIM card on another phone, you still retain
the same phone number, stored numbers, and messages.

the micro-SIM card

The battery

Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery.

• After you plug in the battery, please wait a few seconds
before pressing the O n/Off button to switch the phone on.

• A battery only reaches its maximum capacity after being
totally discharged an d recharged 2 or 3 times.

• A battery lasts longer if you allow it to fully discharg e from
time to time.

• If you do not use your phone for several days, it is better
to remove the battery.

Remove the battery cover

Press on the latch on the back of the
phone and lift off the battery cover.

Remove the battery (if necessary)

Lift up on the bottom of the battery and
remove from the phone.

PHILIPS

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B

EFORE

YOU START

Insert the micro-SIM card

First, place the micro-SIM card into the
appropriate slot in the battery compartment
(the clipped corner should be at the top left).
Then, slide the card with your finger until it
stops.

Insert the battery

1. Keep the battery - and + on the top
facing the - and + o f the telephone.

2. Slide the battery onto the contacts points
and press.

Replace the battery cover

Hook the battery cover onto the hinges on
bottom of phone and press forward until
the latch catches.

Charge the battery

With the battery inserted in the phone, plug
the connector into the right socket at the
base of the phone. Next, plug the
transformer unit into an AC power socket.

The only way to turn off the charger is to
unplug it, so use an easily accessible AC
power socket.

The battery icon on your phone’s display indicates the state of the charge
process:

• Bars moving = battery is charging.

• Bars steady = battery is fully charged.

• Battery outline flashing (see Troubleshooting p. 32)

You can switch the phone on and use it during charging.

PHILIPS

The first time you charge the bat te ry and later, if it is completely
discharged, the battery icon will only appear 2 to 3 minutes after
you connect the charger

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D

ISCOVER

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OUR

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HONE

"Compass Key"

use this key to
navigate the menus,
the OK key is used to
validate information

Green "CALL" key

press this key to call
the number or name
on the display or use
it to answer a c all

"CLEAR" key

to delete numbers
and letters on the
display

Keypad

to enter
numbers and
text

Earpiece

listen here

Antenna

Display

see next page

Red "POWER/
END" key

a long press on
this key
switches the
phone on/off, a
short press
ends a call

Menu key

to enter and exit
the menus

Microphone

speak here

If you encounter the symbol in this manual, it means
that you have to press and hold the key to activate the
function.

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ISPLAY

New text message(s)

if on: you received new messages
if flashing: the memory is full, you
need to delete old messages
before you can receive new ones

Battery level

the bars indicate the
battery level (4 bars
means full, no bars
means recharging is
needed)

Graphics area

displays the clock
and guides you
through the menu

New voicemail

If on: there are
new messages
waiting in your
voicemailbox (*)

Arrows

indicate in which directions
you can go

Left/Right

Back/Forward

End of menu

Silent mode

if on: phone will not
ring or beep (except
for the alarm clock)

Roaming

your phone
is registered
to a foreign
network

and

or

Network

if on: your phone is
registered to a network
if flashing: registration is
in progress

Reception quality

the more bars
shown the better
the reception

2 text lines

to enter numbers and
text or to read text
messages

Cursor

indicates that you
can enter numbers or
text

(*)

Depending on the network.

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NTERING

Each key corresponds to several characters.

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EXT

Once

å æ

∆ Φ

ñ ò ö ø

ß ∏ Θ Σ

D

ñ

quickly

¥

ç

Example:

TO OBTAIN

PRESS

Key Characters

Space

Once Five times

space 1 ( ) & £ $

a b c 2 à ä
d e f 3 é è

g h i 4

Γ ì

j k l 5

Λ

m n o 6
p q r s 7

t u v 8 ü ù
w x y z 9
. 0 ’’ ’ ? ! , : ;

Ω Ξ Ψ

¡ ¿

* + - / %
# = < > @

While you enter text your phone changes between upper-case and
lower-case automatically.

@

Five times
quickly

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PIN correct

The digits entered
are replaced by
big dots.

Enter PIN:

_

Enter your
PIN code.

Sometimes
entering the
PIN code is
not necessary
(depends on
your subscrip­tion and on
your PIN
request set­tings - see
page 24).

If you enter a
wrong code
3 times your
card will be
blocked. If this
happens, con­tact your oper­ator.

Press and
hold.

SWITCH ON

WITCH ON/OFF

OK

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If this is the

phone’s initial
use or if the
battery has
been removed
since the last
use, you will
need to re-set
the clock
(see p. 26).

Registering

Network

SWITCH OFF

Goodbye

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ASIC FUNCTIONS

AKE A CALL

Network

01456_

Calling

0145678901

Black Jack

Display shows a
call cost if sent

END CALL

by your net­work.

The name will be
displayed only if
the name is
stored in your

phone’s Names
list .

Press
and hold.

Enter
phone
number.

Call the
number.

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Accept the call

or

Reject the call.

0123456789

The caller number
is displayed only if
your subscription
supports caller line
identification.
If the number is in
your Names list,
the name will
appear instead.

While on a call
you can adjust the
earpiece volume.

Helen

17:24

Raise ear­piece volume.

Helen

17:24

Lower ear­piece volume.

Helen

17:24

OR

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ASIC FUNCTIONS

A

NSWER OR REJECT

CALL

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ARPIECE VOLUME

OK

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ONSULT LAST CALLS

Your phone auto­matically stores a list of
the last 10 calls you
dialled and the last 10
callers who dialled you
(including missed calls).

Network

Display the
last call made,
received or
missed.

Calls

Florence

To view other
calls.

To call.

For informa­tion on view­ing the last
20 calls you
placed or
received, see
"Calls Section"
p. 19.

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DJUST RINGER

VOLUME

You can adjust
and turn off the
ringer volume.

Network

Volume

Volume

OK

Set

Display
ringer
volume
selection.

Medium

Select the
volume.

Silent

Validate
volume
selection.

HighMediumLowSilent

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Enter 112

Calling
112

Depending on
your network
operator, the
emergency num­ber 112 can be
dialled without
the micro-SIM
card inserted.

Normally your
phone automati­cally selects the
right language for
your country, but
in case you want
to change it:

Select
language.

Press
and hold.

Language

English

MERGENCY CALL

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ASIC FUNCTIONS

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NTERNATIONAL CALLKEYPAD LOCK/UNLOCK

To make an
international
call, you can
use "+" as the
international
prefix.

Network

Press
and hold.

Avoid undesired
keystrokes when the
phone is in your
pocket or purse.

Network

Press
and hold
to lock
keypad.

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HANGE LANGUAGE

OK

+_

Dial the num­ber (interna­tional country
code and
local num­ber).

Call the
number.

Calling
[phone]

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Keypad is

locked

Network

Press
and hold
to unlock
keypad.

Keypad is

unlocked

When the key­pad is locked, it
is possible to
dial the emer­gency number
and to receive
calls.

Call 1 is put on
hold.

Switch
between Call 1
and Call 2.

To end the call
on display and
return to other
call.

Return to single
call state.

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Waiting

This feature
depends on the
network. If a
second person
calls you, you will
hear a beep.
Check the display
for a second call.

Rob

Rob

Kim

Reject
second call

OR
Accept

second call

Kim

Rob

OK

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PECIAL FUNCTIONS

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NSWER A SECOND

CALL (CALL WAITING

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UTOMATIC REDIAL

When you dial a
number and your
correspondant is
busy, your phone
offers the function
of automatically
redialling.

Failed

Call failed or
recipient is busy.

0123456789

Autoredial?

Confirm.
OR

Any other key
cancels autoredial.

0123456789

A beep will sound for
each redial attempt.

0123456789

00:01

A beep informs you
when the connection
has been made.

An incoming call or
any use of the phone
will end automatic
redial.

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CRATCHPAD

The scratchpad
feature is useful if
you want to store a
telephone number
during a call.

The number can be
dialled or viewed
later.

0123456789

Enter the
number you
want to
keep.

67890123_

The display
automatically
returns to your call.

0123456789

End the call.

67890123_

Call the
number on the
scratchpad.

OR
For options.

OK

67890123

Store no.

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During a call or in
direct dialling, the
numeric keys always
transmit DTMF tones
(Dual Tone Multi
Frequency) also known

as “touchtones”.
These tones are used

to operate services that
you can reach with
your phone, like a
pager or an answering
machine.

You can also link
numbers and codes
together and record
and dial them from your
names list.

Enter
telephone
number of
your home
answering
machine.

Enter a
“wait” signal
to give time
for the phone
to connect.

0123456789_

Example to consult
your home answering
machine:

See "Names
section" for
information on
how to store the
number in the
names list.

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PECIAL FUNCTIONS

IDE YOUR IDENTITY

0123456789w_

Enter the
password of
your home
answering
machine (e.g.:
code: 9876).

Enter
"pause"
character.

0123456789w9
876p_

Enter code to
listen to new
message
(e.g.: code 3).

0123456789w

876p3_

Call.

If you type #31#
followed by the
phone number you
call, your phone
number is hidden
to the other person.

#31#0123456

78_

Availability
of this
feature
depends
on your
network.

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OK

OK

OK

ENUS

DISCOVER THE COMPASS KEY

The Compass Key is your navigator while in the menus.

Press

to enter or exit the menus.

Switches to option

Here’s an example:

What you see

on the display

Network

Menu

Names

Names

View

Names

Anders

0199251213

Move one menu-

level back.

on the left.

OK

Move forward

or validate the displayed option.

Press

this
key

Messages Names Calls

OK

Zara Anders Barbara

OK

The Names list menu options

MENU

Search View Add

Number

Switches to option
on the right.

Anders

Send msg.

Delete Send msg. Usu al m sg.

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Names

View

Name:

Enter name
(max 11
characters).

Press

JIM

Once Three

times

quickly

Once

ADD A NAME

Switch to
"Add".

Names

Add

Accept.

For example: Jim

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With your phone,
you can store the
names and phone
numbers of people
you call frequently.

OK

OK

AMES

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OK

OK

OR

Name:

Jim_

Number:

_

Delete one
character.

Press and
hold to
delete all
characters.

Enter number
(20 digits
max).

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ENUS

VIEW NAMES IN THE NAMES LIST

Menu

Names

Accept.

OK

Names

View

Accept.

OK

Names

Adam

To scroll
through the
list.

Number:

0123456789_

Accept
number.

Stored

13

OR

Use the
keypad to
quickly jump
to a name.

Call the
number.

OR

To view the
number.

Names

Rozenn

01234456789

To view the
available
options.

Press to jump
to names
starting with

“P”, “Q”, “R” or
“S”.

For example:

Names

Philippe

Press to jump
to next name.

OK

OK

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ENUS

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Delete

Zara

Send msg.

Send msg

Switch to the
option you
want.

Accept.

QUICK ACCESS TO NAMES

There is a quick way to
access the names you
stored:

Network

OK

Names

Switch to
other names.

OK

Call.

Usual msg.

Anders

SEARCH FOR A SPECIFIC NAME

Menu

Names

Accept.

OK

Names

View

Switch to
"Search".

Accept.

OK

Example:

Search for:

Enter first lette rs of name

Ur_

Enter first few letters
of name.

UR

Twice

quickly

OK

Three
times

quickly

Names

Urszula

Call name on
display.

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Names

Own number

READ YOUR OWN PHONE NUMBER

Own number

0123456789

Only
available if
present in the
SIM card.

Accept.

Switch to
"Own
number".

Menu

Names

AMES

...

OK

OK

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ETTING UP

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LASH DIAL

You can associate
8 names in the Names
list or FDN list with keys
2-9 on the keypad. A
long press on one of
these keys will
automatically dial the
associated number.

Names

Vincent

Choose the name
that you want to
make a Flash Dial.

Press and
hold to link
the name to
key 4.

CANCEL FLASH DIAL

Names

Vincent

Press and
hold to
cancel link.

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ENUS

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ESSAGES

With your GSM phone
you can receive text
messages (SMS) and
send messages to other
GSM phones.

SERVICE CENTER NUMBER

To have the possibility
of writing and sending
messages, you need to
enter a service center
number first.
If it is not present in the
SIM card, ask your
network operator for it.

Switch to
"Messages".

Menu

Messages

OK

Switch to

“Centre no.”.

Messages
Centre no.

TO FLASH DIAL

Network

Press and
hold to dial
linked
number.

15

OK

Centre no:

_

Enter number.

OK

Your phone allows you
to send or receive short
written messages.

Lights up on
the display
when you
receive a text
message.

Flashes when
the message
memory is full. If
this happens,
you need to
delete archived
messages
otherwise new
ones will be
rejected.

NEW MESSAGE INDICATORS

Network

2 msg.

Messages

1 of 2

OR

READ NEW MESSAGE(S)

OK

OK

OK

OK

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ENUS

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ESSAGES

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OK

Menu

Names

Switch to
"Messages".

Menu

Messages

Messages

New

Message

1 of 2

Read the
message.

12 AUG 17:55

Hello, how

Scroll
through the
message.

To switch
to other
messages.

At the end of
a message.

OK

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Delete Reply

Switch to
the option
you want.

Accept.

OK

When you receive
a text message
that comprises a
telephone num­ber enclosed
between double
quotes (e.g.:
"[phone]"),
then the number
is automatically
extracted and
stored in your
calls list so that
you can call it
back easily.

Reply

Forward

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Messages

Archive

Message

1 of 3

Read the
message.

Switch
to"Archive".

Accept.

Switch to
"Messages".

Switch to the
message you
want to read.

To switch
to other
messages.

READ ARCHIVED MESSAGES

Messages you have
read and messages you
have saved can be
found in the Archive.

Menu

Messages

OK

OK

OK

OK

ESSAGES

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OK

SEND SHORT MESSAGES (SMS)

Menu

Messages

Messages

Send

Accept.

Enter phone
number.

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ENUS

Icons

None

Select the picture
you want to send.
(See "Emotion
Icons" table at the
end of this
procedure). If you
do not want to send
a picture, choose
"None".

Select
picture.

Validate.

OK

OK

OK

To number:
0123_

Text:

_

Enter message
(maximum
160 characters).
See "Entering
Text" section for
instructions.

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Send

Yes

YesNo

Decide to send or not.

OK

Requesting

Wait while message
is being sent.

Confirmation
will appear.

Sent

Smiley

Wink

Cool

Pfrrt...

Sad

Grrr...

Meow!

Woof!

Teddy

Image

Code

sent

:-)

;-)

B-)

:-P

:-(

:-/

:<

*

:>#

8<)

Emotion Icons

Save

Yes

Decide to save or not.

To see the image the
receiver needs a

Philips Savvy ™
phone, otherwise the
equivalent code will
be displayed at the
end of the receiver’s
message.

Yes

No

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ESSAGES

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=:

(0)

(X)

Yo!

==b

o<

iii

@>-

>-

I

D

;:;

>o<

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Magic

Love

Broken

Yo!

Well
done!

Party

Hooray!

Flowers

Drink

Coffee

Cloudy

Sunny

USUAL MESSAGES

Your phone contains a
number of pre-defined
text messages like:
"Please call me back"
"I will be late"
"I will call you back"
etc.

From Messages
switch to "Usual
msg.".

Messages

Usual msg.

Accept.

OK

Usual msg.

Please call

Switch to the
desired message.

Accept.

OK

To number:

_

Enter number.

Holidays

Ball

BOOM!

Deadly

_

>*<

%-

_

Y

(|)

OK

Accept.

Please call

me back _

Change text

I

(if wished).

Accept.

OK

Etc.

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C

Switch to
"Calls".

Menu

Calls

Accept.

VIEW CALLS

You can consult
the last 20 calls in
the Calls list.

Calls

View

Phone number
you dialled.

The icon indicates
the type of call.

Phone number
of call you
missed.

Phone number
of answered
call.

Phone number
extracted from
an SMS
message.

OK

OK

OK

ALLS

OK

OK

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Calls

Barbara

To view other
calls.

To call.

OR

To view the
number.

0123456789

To options.

Barbara

Store no.

Send

Store

Delete

msg.

no.

Choose other
option if you
wish.

Confirm
selection.

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ENUS

DELETE ALL CALLS

You can delete all
the entries in the
calls list.

Switch to
"Calls".

Menu

Calls

Accept.

OK

Calls

View

Switch to
"Delete All".

Calls

Delete all

Accept.

OK

Press C
to delete

You must confirm
the deletion.

Deleted

To delete.

METERS

Your phone has
meters that allow
you to see the total
cost of your calls.

It also allows you to
set limits on cost
and check your
consumption.

Switch to
"Meters".

Calls

View

Calls

Meters

The cost
counters and
limits will only
work if the
network
supports this
feature.

OK

OK

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ENUS

C

ALLS

... ... ...

OK

VIEW METERS

Meters

Show

Duration

Credit

Switch to the
meter you
want.

Accept.

Duration

00:55:26

Show

CostDuration

RESET METER S

Meters

Show

Switch to
"Reset".

Accept.

OK

Reset

Duration

Select
"Duration"
or "Cost".

To reset.

OK

For some of
these options
you might
need your
PIN or PIN2
code
(depending
on your
operator).

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SET-UP

Meters

Setup

Enter PIN:

_

Type your
PIN code (or
more often,
your PIN2).
Depending
on the
network.

Currency:

_

For example
BEF
(Belgian
francs).

From Meters
switch to
"Setup".

Press and
hold to clear
your entry.

OK

OK

ALLS

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ETTINGS

M

ENUS

OK

OK

Currency:

BEF_

Price/unit:

_

For example 2.50
francs per unit.

Price/unit:

2_

Press and
hold for the
decimal
point.

Price/unit:

2.5_

Switch to
"Settings".

OK

KEY TONES ON/OFF

Each time you
press a key, a
tone is emitted.

You can silence
the key tones by
turning them off.

From
Settings
switch to
"Key tones".

Settings

Key tones

OK

Key tones

Set off

Set off

OK

Set on

Accept.

Set

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When your phone
rings, it plays a
melody.
You can change
this melody.

Settings

Ringer

Current melody

For other
melodies.

Ringer

Fortissimo

Set

Phone plays the
melody.

Ringer

Special

Accept.

The "Key tones"
and "Ringers"
menu items are
not visible when
the volume is
set to "Silent".

CHOOSE RINGER

OK

OK

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ENUS

S

ETTINGS

... ... ...

OK

OK

INCOMING CELL BROADCAST MESSAGE(S)

Cell Broadcast
messages can be
sent by your
network to allow
you to receive
general
information (e.g.:
weather reports).

CELL BROADCAST ON/OFF

If you do not want
to be disturbed by
these messages,
or if you want to
save battery, you
can turn this
function off.

Settings

Broadcast

Accept.

Broadcast

Set Off

Set

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MANUAL REGISTRATION

When travelling abroad,
it may be usefull to
manually register with a
network of your choice.

From Settings
switch to
"Register".

Settings

Register

OK

Requesting

Register

Net A

Switch to
desired
network.

Accept.

OK

Your phone will
revert to
automatic
network
selection next
time you switch
it on.

S

VOICE MAILBOX NUMBER

To be able to use
Voicemail you need to
set up your voice
mailbox number.

Ask your network
operator for this
number.

Settings

Box number

Box number:

From Settings
switch to
"Box
number".

To correct
(if needed).

Enter
number.

_

This menu may
not appear.
Depends on
your
subscription.

OK

ETTINGS

... ... ...

OK

OK

VOICEMAIL

This feature allows a
caller to leave a
personal voice message
in case he/she can not
reach you directly (e.g.:
your phone is switched
off or you do not answer
within 10 seconds or
you are not registered to
a network).

Availability and
exact
functioning of
the voicemail
feature
depends on
your network.

(DE)ACTIVATE VOICEMAIL

Make sure your
voice mailbox
number was set
correctly.

From
Settings
switch to
"Voicemail".

Settings

Voicemail

Accept.

Voicemail

Set on

Set onSet off

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M

ENUS

Make your
choice.

Accept.

OK

Requesting

Activated

CONSUL T YOUR VOICE MESSAGES

Lights up on
the display if
you have a new
voice message.

Availability of this
feature depends
on your network.

Press and
hold to
call for
your
voicemail.

OR

Network
Consult

OK

Voicemail
0123456789

To call.

PIN codes protect your
phone from misuse.

PIN REQUEST

Security

PIN code

Enter PIN:

_

Enter the PIN
code.

You can (de)activate the
request for the PIN code
at power-on.

PIN code

Set off

Switch to
desired
option.

Deactivated

Switch to
"Security".

Set onSet off

OK

OK

OK

OK

M

ENUS

S

ECURITY

OK

... ...

CHANGE PIN AND PIN 2 CODES

Security

Change PIN

Accept.

Old PIN:

_

FIXED NAMES

Your network operator
may have provided you
with a SIM card which
supports fixed names
(FDN). You can restrict
the use of your phone
to the numbers stored
in the fixed names list.

OK

OK

OK

Enter old PIN
code.

Accept.

New PIN:

_

Enter new
PIN code.

Accept.

Repeat PIN:

_

Enter new
PIN code
again.

Accept.

Changed

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VIEW FIXED NAMES

From Security
switch to "Fixed
names".

Security

Fixed names

OK

Fixed names

View

View

Add

Search

OK

Fixed names

Thomas

To view other
names.

OR

To call.

Restric-

tion

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ADD A NAME

From "Fixed
Names" switch
to "Add".

Fixed names

Add

_

Enter PIN2:

Enter PIN2.

_

Name:

Enter name.

Stored

_

Number:

Enter number.

OK

OK

OK

ECURITY

OK

OK

OK

... ... E

RESTRICT TO FIXED NAMES

From "Fixed
Names"
switch to
Restriction.

Fixed names

Restriction

Restriction

Set on

Set off

Set on

Accept.

Enter PIN2:

_

Enter PIN2.

Activated:

If "Restriction" is
activated, then only
the numbers in the
fixed names list can
be called.

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M

ENUS

XTRA

The phone offers you
some fun and
practical functions.

Switch to
"Extra".

OK

ALARM

Your phone has a
24 hour alarm clock.
The alarm will ring
even if the phone is
switched off.
When the alarm rings
press any key to
silence it.

SET ALARM OFF

Extra

Alarm clock

OK

Alarm clock

Set off

Set off

OK

Set on

Deactivated

SET ALARM ON

Alarm clock

Set on

Enter hour
and minutes
(eg: 07:45).

Alarm clock

18:44

Set on

Minutes
decrease

Minutes
increase

OR

Set

Extra

Alarm clock

Set off

OK

OK

M

ENUS

E

XTRA

... ... ...

OK

SET CLOCK

Extra

Set clock

From Extra
switch to
"Set clock".

CALCULATOR

Your phone has a
calculator to add (+),
substract (-), multiply
(*), and divide (/).

Network

OK

OK

Set clock

11:37

Minutes
decrease

Minutes
increase

OR

Enter hour
and minutes
(eg: 19:42).

Set clock

19:42

Accept.

Set

You have to
reset the clock
if you remove
the battery.

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Press and
hold to
use
calculator.

OR

From Extra
switch to
"Calculator".

Extra

Calculator

OK

Calculate:

TO + * /

PRESS

-

Once Twice

For example:
3x6=18.

Three
times

0_

Four

times

E

Three times
for "*".

3*_

Calculate:

3*6_

Calculate:

To obtain
result.

=18

Calculate:

3_

Calculate:

To clear.

OK

OK

OK

XTRA

... ... ...

EURO CONVERTER

This feature is only
available for countries
participating in the
European Monetary
Union. It allows you to
easily convert Euros
into your local currency
and vice versa.

From Extra
switch to
"Converter".

Extra

Converter

Converter

Euro->FF

Euro->FF

Switch to
desired type of
conversion.

Euro:

Enter amount
(e.g.: 10.5
Euros).

Euro:

Press and hold zero to
enter a decimal point.

FF->Euro

10.5

BIORHYTHM CALENDAR

Your phone has a game
which allows you to
find your potential, or
this of your friends, for
a given day.

From Extra
switch to "Bio
calendar".

Extra

Bio calendar

OK

Birth date:

dd/mm/yyyy

Type your

_

birth date.

Birth date:

04/06/1974

OK

M

ENUS

Date:

10.5 Euro

dd/mm/yyyy

66.75 FF

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Chance

The results can be:

Love

Energy

Success

30/03/1999

Date:

Enter the date
for which you
want to know
the bio-rhythm
results.

OK

OK

OK

OK

M

ENUS

XTRA

... ... C

E

STOPWATCH

You can time a race or

OK

other event.

This stopwatch
is not a
professional
mesuring
device. Its
measurements
cannot be
applied in an
official context.

From Extra
switch to
"Stopwatch".

Extra

Stopwatch

Stopwatch:

00:00:00.00

Start the
stopwatch.

Stop the
stopwatch.

Restart the
stopwatch.

Reset the
stopwatch to
zero (when
stopped).

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ALL FORWARDING

Depending on your
network operator
your phone will
allow you to divert
all your calls to
voicemail or to
another number.

FORWARD TO VOICEMAIL

Switch to
"Forwarding"

Menu

Forwarding

OK

Forwarding

Cancel

Cancel

To

mailbox

Switch to
"Mailbox"

Forwarding

To mailbox

OK

Requesting

Activated

...

To

number

C

FORWARD TO NUMBER

From forwarding
switch to "To
number".

Number :

_

Enter the
number to
which you want
to divert your
calls.

Your phone will
not ring as long
as your calls are
forwarded to your
voicemail.

To be able to
forward calls to
your voicemail
check that your
voicemail number
has been set
correctly (see
"Settings" section
page 23).

Forwarding

To number

Requesting

OK

ALL FORWARDING

...

... ...

M

ENUS

OK

OK

Activated

Your phone will
not ring as long
as your calls
are forwarded.

CANCEL CALL FORWARDING

From forwarding
switch to
"Cancel".

Forwarding

Cancel

Requesting

Deactivated

Your phone will
now receive calls
as normal.

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PHILIPS AUTHENTIC ACCESSORIES

“When Performance Counts... Philips Authentic Accessories are
Designed to Maximize the Performance of Your Philips Phone”.

Batteries

PLUS Battery

Busy people know having a spare
battery keeps you talking.

Reference

BHR 130/P 9911 240 32041
NIMH 1300 mAh

SLIM Battery

Lightweight powe r p ack - easy to
insert, char ge and go.

BHR 127/P 9911 240 32040
NIMH 700 mAh

Cigarette Lighter Adapter 12V - 24V

Powers and charges your phone. Plug into vi rt ually any vehi cle power
outlet. Make an essential call if your battery is out of power.

Reference

CKLR 12/P 9911 240 34118

Fast Travel Charger

Charges you r battery wherever there is an AC outlet. Small enough to
carry in a bri ef case or handbag. Four version s of plugs availa bl e.

Reference

Europe ACSR 12/P 9911 240 30042

Taïwan/USA ACTR 12/P 9911 240 30043
UK ACUB 12/P 9911 240 30044
Australia ACAR 12/P 9911 240 30045

Fast Battery Charger and Conditioner

Conditionin g maximizes th e l i f e of the battery and may improv e overall
performance. The built-in LED indicates each step of the fast charging status.
The cradle hol ds a single batter y. Four ver sions of AC plugs available.

Reference

Europe DTER 12/P 9911 240 35137
Taiwan/USA DTTC 12/P 9911 240 35139
UK DTUC 12/P 9911 240 35140
Australia DTAC 12/P 9911 240 35141

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PHILIPS AUTHENTIC ACCESSORIES

Basic Car Kit

Keeps your phone secure and wi thin easy reach while the battery is
charging.

Car Kit with Headset

Enjoy hands-free conversation while your phone is secure and within
easy reach.

Easy Hands-Free Car Kit

Complete hands-free sol ution with an advanced des i gn speaker and
microphone. Easy to install - simply plug into the vehicle power outlet.
Your battery charges while secure in the cradle.

Headset

Use your phone under almost any situation with this convenient hands­free, very mobile solution.

Personal Accessories

Keeps your phone within easy re ach, safe and se cure.

Carry Case with Belt Clip PBCR 12/P 9911 240 37023
Belt Clips (3 colors per package) VBCR 12/P 9911 241 39203
Phone Necklace VPNR 12/P 9911 241 39204

Easel-Style Phone Stand

Keeps the display on your phone at an easy-to-read angle.

Reference

CKBR 12/P 9911 240 34210

Reference

CKSR 12/P 9911 240 34211

Reference

CKER 12/P 9911 240 34420

Reference

HSSR 12/P 9911 241 30017

Reference

Reference

VPER 12/P 9911 241 39205

Ask for Philips Authentic Accessories w here
you bought your Philips phone.

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T

ROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM SOLUTION

The phone does not
switch on.

Check if the battery is correctly inse r ted
(big arrow facing you and pointing to the
top) and/or charge the phone until the
battery icon has stopped flashi ng.

The display shows
"BLOCKED" when you
switch on.

The and
symbols are not
displayed.

The display doesn’t
respond (or responds
slowly) to key pushes.

Your phone shows
"Insert SIM" on the
display.

When charging the
battery, the battery icon
shows no bars and the
outline is flashing.

Somebody tried to use your phone but
did not know the PIN code or Unblocking
code. Contact your service provider.

The network connection is lost. Either
you are in a radio shadow (in a tunnel or
between tall buildings) or you are outside
of the network coverage area. Try from
another place.

The display responds more slowly at very
low temperatures. This is normal and
does not affect the operation of the
phone. Take the phone to a warmer place
and try again.

Remove your battery. Check that the
micro SIM card is correctly inserted
(clipped corner at the top left - see
page 3).

Only charge the battery in an
environment where the te mperature do es
not go below 0°C (32°F) or above 50°C
(113 °F).

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S

AFETY PRECAUTIONS

RADIO WAVES

• Your phone transmit s / r eceives radio waves in the GSM frequency.

• The GSM network controls transmission power (0.02 to 2 watts).

• Your phone complies with all relevant safety standards.

• The CE mark on your phone shows compliancy with European electro­magnetic compatibilit y (Ref. 89/336/EEC) and low voltage dire c tives
(Ref. 73/23/EEC).

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

• Careless use can cause harm to you an d others.

• Please inquire and respect local laws and regulations.

• Use your phone in the normal operating position (to ear).

• Avoid touching the antenna while a call is in progress.

• Do not use your phone if the ant enna is damaged (risk of minor skin
burn).

• Keep your phone in a safe place, out of reach of small children.

• Check with other manufacture rs tha t con s umer electronics will not be
affected by radio energy.

• Avoid use of phone while driving. It affects your concentration.

• Switch phone off in an aircraft. It is illegal to use cellular phones when
airborne.

• Switch phone off near hospitals or medical equipment.

• Ask manufacturer about radio wave shield ing of electronic medical
devices you may use (pacemaker, hearing aid).

• Switch phone off where blasting is in progress (for example in quarries).

• Switch phone off in potentially flammable atmosphere (petrol stations,
fuel depot, chemical plants).

• The phone must ALWAYS be switched OFF by pressing
the Red Power/End key and never by removing the battery
while the phone is ON. O therwise, the stability of the set­tings, alarm clock and ring cannot be guaranteed.

• The phone is equipped wi th an alarm clock that, if set, will
ring. If the phone is off a nd th e alarm rings, no radio waves
are transmitted. Press any key to turn off the alarm.

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NDEX

Accessories - 30
Alarm - 25
Battery - 2, 30
Biorhythm calendar - 27
Calculator - 26
Calls - 19

Answer a call - 8
Answer a second call - 10
Call forwarding - 28
Emergency call - 9
End a call - 7
International call - 9
Last calls - 8
Make a call - 7
Menu - 19

Reject a call - 8
Cell Broadcast - 22
Clear display - 8
Clock - 26
Compass key - 4, 12
Consult last calls - 8
Display - 5
DTMF tones - 11
Earpiece volume - 8
Emergency - 9
Emotion Icons - 18
Entering Text - 6
Euro Converter - 27
Extra - 25

Alarm - 25

Biorhythm calendar - 27

Calculator - 26

Clock - 26

Euro Converter - 27

Stopwatch - 28
Fixed names - 24
Flash Dial - 15
Forward calls - 28
Hide identity - 11
Keypad - 4

Lock - 9

Unlock - 9
Languages - 9
Last calls - 8
Mailbox number - 23
Manual registration - 22

Menus

Calls - 19
Extra - 25
Messages - 15
Names - 13
Security - 24
Settings - 21
Voicemail - 23

Messages - 15

Cell Broadcast - 22

Menu - 15
Meters - 20
Micro-SIM card - 2
Names - 13

Add a name - 13

Menu - 13

Fixed names - 24

Search a name - 14

View list - 13
Phone - 4

Own number - 15
PIN - 24
Ringer volume - 8
Restrict to FDN - 25
Scratchpad - 10
Safety Precautions - 33
Security - 24
Settings - 21
Set

Alarm On/Off - 25

Clock - 26
Set-Up - 21
Switch On/Off - 7
Stopwatch - 28
Touchtones (DTMF) - 11
Troubleshooting - 32
Voicemail - 23
Volume

Earpiece - 8

Ringer - 8

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