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.

G

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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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.

T

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

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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.