Philips Xenium 929 User Manual

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Memory jogger card

enter the number on the keypad, then press

To make a c a l l :

or press the Pilot Key and select the

To answer a call:

the

Accept call

To en d a ca l l :

End call

To use the Names list:

screen and select the

option.

Call

press or press the Pilot Key and select

option.

press or press the Pilot Key and select the

option.

press the Pilot Key from the idle

NAMES

icon . You can scroll through the list of recorded names. To dial, select a name and press . In idle screen, move the Pilot Key down once to reach the Names list.

Memory jogger card

To enter a name:

select

To access the caro usel:

a function, move the Pilot Key upwards or downwards. Then confirm by pressing it. This gives access to the sub menu of the selected function. Continue in the same way (s elect by movin g the Pilot Key, confirm by pressing it) until you reach the function you desire.

To return to the previous menu:

Pilot Key. You can also return to the previous display by pressing the key.

To return to the idle screen:

from the Names list.

<NEW>

simply press the Pilot K e y. To select

press and hold the

press and hold

PHILIPS

Hotkeys

Security

Voice ke ys

Network

Call se tt ing s

Sounds

Display

Accessories

Menu type

Language

Time and Date

* Depending on the subscriber’s card.

Operator Services*

Quic k s e t ting s

Settings

Nam es

Messages Send SMS

Main

Call list

Organiser

Extras

Read SMS

Events

SMS settings

Broadcast SMS

Ma ilb ox n o

Day view

Week view

Month view

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Overview of menus

Names Messages

Send SMS Read SM S SMS settings

SMS centr e

Signature

Validity period

Reply path

Delivery report

Auto save SMS

Broadcast SMS Mailbox No

Call list

Display

Zoom on/off Backlight Animation Contrast

Security

Keypad lock Public names Call barring Change codes PIN protection

Time and date

Clock display Set dat e Set time

Language

Organiser

Events Day vie w

Week view

Month view

Extras

Call counters

Last call information

Info at call end

Accumulated call timers

Accumulated cost

-> Euros <- Euros

Voic e memo

Alarm clock

Calculator

Brick Game

Settings

Sounds

Ringer volume

Ringer

Key tones

Minute beep

Organiser alerts

Battery low alert

New SMS tone

Vibrator

Menu type

Simple menu Advanced menu

Accessories

Car melodies Speakers Car kit command Auto switch off Auto answer

Voice keys Hotke ys Network

Call settings

Call forward Autoredial Any key answer Call waiting Caller ID

Quick settings

Normal Silent Autonomy Heads e t Car Outdoors Meeting

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Table of contents 1 Before first use 3

Your very first call 3 Using the carousel 5

Example 5 To adju st th e contrast 5 Activate/deactivate 6 Using the Nam es a nd oth e r lis ts 6

Glossary 7

Your phone 8

Description of the phone 8 Screen 10

Initial start up procedure 11

The m icr o -SIM card 11

Inserting your subscr ib er card (micro SIM card) 11

Your PIN code and PUK code 11 Your PIN2 code and PUK2 code 11

The battery 12

Clipping on the battery 12 Removing the batter y 12

Charging the battery 13 Making an emergency call 14

Using your phone 15

Switching on 15 Idle screen 15

How to enter a text or a number 15

Events in idle screen 16 Making a call 16

Answering and ending a call 16 Redial and reply 17 Voice dial 18 Flash dial 18 During a call… 18

Adjusting the earpiece volume 19 Mute th e mi c r ophone 19 Unmute the microphone 19 Writing in the notepad 19 Consulti ng the Names list 20

Locking the keypad 20 Unlocking the keypad 20 Activate/deactivate the silent mode 21 Activate/deactivate the vibrator 21 Reading your GSM phone number 21

Using the menus 22

Overview of menus 22 Names 24

<New> 24 Select a name 24 Emergency 25 Own number 25

Messages 25

Send SMS 25 Read SMS 27 SMS settings 27 Broadcast SMS 28 Mailbox No 28

Call list 29 Organise r 29

Events 29 Day view, Week view and

Month view 30

Extras 31

Call counters 31

-> Euros 32

Table of contents

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<- Euros 32 Voice memo 32 Alarm clock 32 Calculator 32 Brick Game 33

Settings 34

Sounds 34 Display 36 Security 37 Time and date 39 Language 39 Menu type 39 Accessories 40 Voice keys 40 Hotkeys 41 Network 42 Call se ttings 42

Quick settings 45

Use of network services 46

Additional GSM network services (GSM strings) 46

Query a voice server, a voice mailbox , a messaging service, etc. (DTMF tones) 46

Making a second call 47 Answering a second call 48 Answering a third call 48 Explicit Call Tran s fe r 48 Conference Call 49 In-call symbols 49

Use while driving 52

Maintenance 53

Looking after your phone 53 Efficient use of your phone 53 Troubleshooting 54

Philips Authentic Accessories 56

Index 60

Precautions 50

Radio wave safety 50 Your phone and its envi ronment 50 Efficient use of your phone 50 Battery safety 51 Safety and security 51

Responsibility 51 Respect of local laws and regulations 51

Table of contents

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Before first use

Your very fir s t call

Turn the phone face down

1 Insert the micro-SIM card.

Remov e the micro-S IM card fro m the Sim card. Push the metal retaining clip to the right and lift the cardholder. Slide in the SIM card between the re taining clip and the plasti c to n g ue w ith the cut corner of the card as shown on the drawing. Close the cardholder and push the retaining clip to the le ft .

2 Insert the battery

For optimum performance follow the instructions on page 12. Place the battery on the back of the phone (battery connectors downward, the top near the arrow inside the case). Then push the battery into place in the direction of the antenna.

NOTE:

A new battery is not completely charged.

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Turn the phone face up

3 To switch on the phone.

Open the flip. Press and hold the key .

5 Wait for the 2 beeps.

The connection is established. The green LED flashes and the screen looks like this:

4 Enter your PIN code if asked

(see page 11).

Then confirm by pressing the Pilot Key (key ).

6 Enter the phone number.

If you make a mistake press .

To set the time and date, see page 39.

7 Press .

Once connected, your phone emits two beeps. Fo r best rece ption pull the ante nna out.

NOTES:

1. You can hold a conversation even with the flip closed.

2. If the flip is in the closed position during a call, you can open it without affecting the call in progress.

Before fi rs t u s e

8 After the call press .

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Using the carousel

The carousel is a circular loop of icons displayed on the screen. These icons provide access to the diffe rent men us and sub menus used to operate your phone.

PHILIPS

Hotkeys

Messages Send SMS

Call list

Organiser

Security

Voice ke ys

Network

Call se tt ing s

Sounds

Display

Accessories

M e nu typ e

Language

Time and Date

* Depending on the subscriber’s card.

Nam es

Operator Ser vi c es*

Main

Quic k s e t ting s

Settings

Extras

You can use the Pilot Key in 3 ways:

- by moving it upwards

- by moving it do wnwards

- by pre ssing it in When you switch on your phone , the idle sc reen appears. To access the main men u, press the Pilot Key .

When you move the Pilot Key the carousel moves across the screen:

- upwards the icons scroll clock wise.

- downwards the icons scroll anti clo ck wise. The Pilot Key provides access to all the menus used to operate your phone. To select a

function, place the icon above the cursor and press the Pilot Ke y With the Pil ot Key y ou can sel ec t or a djus t a ll t he f un cti ons of y our phon e ( see Menu Me mory

Jogger cards and see the manual for details of menus).

Read SMS

Events

SMS settings

Broadcast SMS

Ma ilb ox n o

Day view

Week view

Month view

Example To adjust the contrast

After switchi ng th e phon e on, pres s th e Pilot Key to access th e main Me nu :

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Move the Pilot Key or and position the icon above the cursor .

Settin gs

Display

Contrast

Then confirm by pressing the Pilot Key This gives you access to the Move the Pilot Key ( or ) and positio n the icon above the cur so r. Then confirm

by pressi ng the Pilot Key . You enter the Move the Pi lot Key ( or ) and position the icon abo ve the cu rso r. Then confirm

by pressi ng the Pilot Key . You enter the

Display

Contrast

Settings

menu.

menu:

sub menu:

The active paramet er appears un derlined on the scr een. In the abo ve example it is Using the Pilot Key, adjust the contrast or and confirm.

• To return to the previous menu, press or press and hold the Pilot Key.

• To return to the idle screen, press and hold

Level 3

Activate/deactivate

Using the Pilo t Key, you can activate or d e -act iva t e some functions.

Move the Pilot Ke y or to select

, then confirm .

Off

Using the Names and other lists

You can also use y our Names list using the Pilot K ey . In idle mode move the Pilot Key downwards to access the Name list. By moving the Pilot

Key down, you move down int o th e N am e s li st. Turning it u p wa rds m o ves up th e N am e s lis t. Confirm your se lection by pressing on the Pilot Key.

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Glossary

DTMF

EFR

FDN GSM network

Home network Local network

Multi-call PIN code PIN2 code Public Names PUK code

PUK2 code

Roaming SIM card

SMS

Dual Tone Multi Frequency. The tones are transmitted by the phone to the network. They are used to interrogate answering machines, transmit codes, ...

Enhanced Full Rate. Standard for high quality sound GSM900. Y our phone will switch EFR on automatic ally if it is supported by the GSM network you currently use.

Fixed Diallin g Numbers. See al so Pu bl ic Names. Global System for Mo bile communications. The type of phone ne twork used by

your phone. The network on which your SIM card is registered.

The network where you are making a call. This may be your home network or another GSM network.

Two cal ls are in progr ess, one active and one on hold. Personal Identificat ion Number. The secret code of the SIM card. Secret code that allows you to access certain SIM card dependent features. Function that allows you to restrict dialling to selected numbers. Secret code used to unblock your SIM card if y ou, or someone else, enters the

wrong PIN code three times. Secret code used to unblock your SIM card if y ou, or someone else, enters the

wrong PIN2 code three times. Using your phone in a network other than your home network. Subscriber Identification Module. The card which allows you to make phone calls

with your GSM phone. Short Message Service. This service provided by the operator allows you to send

and receive sho rt written messages.

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Your phone

Description of the phone

4 5

1Antenna

Pull out completely when making a call.

2LED

Green flashing slowly -

is registered with a network.

Green flashing quickly -

been received but not yet answered.

Red flashing -

3Earpiece

means the phone

means a call has

mean s t he battery is low.

4Pilot Key

It allows fast and easy access to the different menus and confirms your choice .

- During a call, it controls the volume.

- In the Names list, menus or lists it scrolls up or down.

- When entering a name or number, it is used to move the cursor left or right.

- To return to t h e previ ou s menu by pressing and holding it. To validate by pressing and holding it in an editor screen.

5 Graphic display 6 Green “Pick up” key

symbol

Press to accept a call or dial a number.

7 Red “Hang up” and “On /

Off” key symbol

Press to switch your phone on, press and hold to turn your phone off. Press to end a call.

8 Cancel key

Navigation mode:

- Press this key to return to the previous menu.

- Press and hold it to return to the idle screen.

Edition mode :

- Press this key to delete a character.

- Press an d hol d it to dele te a ll the characters.

9 Alphanume ric keypad

Stand ard phon e keypad . It can al so be used for entering alphabetic characters and acti v a ting hotkeys.

10 Microphone

It allows you to talk even with the flip close d.

11 Battery and micro SIM card

From the rear of the phone.

- Slide the SIM card in place.

- Fit the battery.

Your phone

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The flip:

The flip protects the keypa d of your phone. It can be used with all the acc e ssories (Traveler’s Charger, Hands Free Kits, etc.). To detach easily, push the flip downwards.

To reinstall the flip, first fit one side in the hinge on the phone, then the other.

INCORRECT

CORREC T

Your phone

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Screen

Carousel:

A loop of icons on your display which provides access to the menu of yo ur choice.

Date and time

Displa yed in id le s cree n. To set the d ate an d time , se e

page 34.

"Settings"

Indicators

Alarm clock

Indicates that the alarm is activated.

Silent

Indica tes that the rin ger is tu rn ed o ff. Th e p hon e will not ring. It can still receive calls.

Keypad Lock

Protects the keys from being pressed accidentally.

Call forward unconditionnal

Indica tes that the unconditionnal to a number is set.

Call forward

Symbols

Battery charge

If the first block is dark, the battery holds a 25% charge. Each bar represents a ppro ximativ el y 25% of the maximum charge.

SMS message

Symbol only

new message.

Flashing symbol

memory is full and cannot hold more messages. Delete one or more message to l iberate memory.

Voice mail

Indicates that you have received at least one new voice mail (Network dependent).

-You have received a

- The message

Your phone

Roaming

This indicates that you are using a network other than your subscribed one.

Network

The phone is connected to a network. If the ico n flashes the phone is trying to connect.

Reception qualit y

4 reception bars indicate optimum quality.

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Initial start up procedure

The micro-SIM card

To use your phone, you must insert a valid SIM card that is supplied by your GSM service provider. Your phone requires a micro- SIM card. The SIM card contains your subscription number and your GSM phone number. It also contains a me mory in which you can store phone numbers and messag es. If y ou use y our SIM card on another phone, your phone number and your Names list remain the same.

NOTE:

Your phone accepts plug-in micro SIM card only.

Inserting your subscriber card (micro SIM card)

(See page 3).

Your PIN code and PUK code

When you switch on the phone, it asks you for the PIN code. The PIN code is the 4 to 8-digit secret code of th e SIM card.

If you enter a wrong PIN code, you can try ag ain. If you enter a wrong PIN code 3 time s, your SIM card is blocked.

You must then enter your PUK code to unblock the phone. This code will be given to you by your ser vice provider. If you enter a n incorrect PUK cod e ten times in a row the card will completely be blocked and be unusable. If this happens contact your service provider.

Your PIN2 code and PUK2 code

Depending on your SIM card, you may have some featu re s o n your ph o ne th at require you to enter a PIN2 code. This is a secret 4 to 8-digit code given to you by your service provider.

If you enter a wrong PIN2 code, you can t r y again. If you enter a w rong PIN2 cod e 3 t imes, your SIM card is blocked and you must enter the PIN2 unblocking code (PUK2) given to you by your service provider. If yo u enter an incorrect PUK2 code ten times in a row the card will be completely blocked and be unusable. If this happens contact your service provider.

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The battery

Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery. A new battery is not fully charged. Charge it by following the procedure on page 13.

A battery is only fully charged after having been charged and then totally discharged two or three times.

The of the maximum charge.

If the phone emits a warning signal (see page 36 ), the red LED flashes and the display shows

Battery low

The battery, attached to the phone or not, should not be exposed to tem perat ures exceeding 60°C (e.g. behi nd gla ss in direct sunlight) .

We advise you to k eep t he bat tery attached to the phone, even wh en discharged. The ba cku p battery for the clock (inside the phone) w ill la st long er.

We do not recommend to remove the battery when the phone is switched on: you may lose all your personal settings.

Clipping on the battery

(See page 3).

icon shows the level of charge in the battery. Each bar represents appr oximately 25%

, you should re-charge the battery.

NOTE:

Please ref er to th e i nfo rm ation on battery safety, page 51.

Removing the battery

• Press the locking button loca ted alon gsid e the anten n a while push in g the batter y in the directio n of the arrow as shown on the drawing.

• Remove the batt e ry.

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Charging the battery

A charger is supplied with the phone, in the box.

• Clip the battery on the phone.

• Plug the charger into the phone connector.

• Plug the transformer unit into a mains AC power socket.

The

• During charging the 4 char ge indicators change. If the first bar is dark, the battery already has

• The bars darken one after another during charging.

• When all 4 bars are dark the battery is fully charged. A minimum of 2 hours charging is

• When the battery is charged, press the release button to the topside of the connector to

1. You can turn your phone on and use it while it is charging.

2. The only way to turn the battery charger off is to unplug it from the mains outlet; for this reason use a mains

3. You can connect the charger to an IT supply (Belgium only).

4. If the battery is completely flat, the battery icon will only reappear after 2 or 3 minutes of charging.

5. If you attempt to charge your phone with an invalid charger, your phone will refuse the charge. This wi ll be

symbol indicates the state of charge:

a 25% charge.

required to obtain a 90% charge with a Vibra battery (capacity: 1200 mAh) and 1.5 hours with the slim battery (capacity: 800 mAh). For the maximum charge continue charging.

remove it. In order to save battery capacity you shouldn't wait for an empty battery capacity to charge it again.

NOTES:

outlet with easy access.

signified by:

- the fl ashing of the backlight every second

- the flashing of the battery fixed icon

- a conti nuous alert beep

- a message screen. This measure is designed to protect your phone. For best results, always use a Philips Authentic Ac c es sory.

Acessory not compatible. Please unplug

displayed on the

Initial start up procedure

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Making an emergency call

112: European emergency call Key in the emergency number for your present location (e.g. 112 or other official emergency

number). Emergency numbers vary depending on the location.

• Switch on the phone.

The display shows the welcome screen. Even if y ou are ask e d for your PIN code, your phone will funct ion without it.

• Enter the emergency number (112) or press Pick-up key if PIN code asked.”

• Press .

The phone dials the number.

• After the call , press .

NOTE:

1. Some networks may require a SIM card for emergency calls. Check with your service provider.

2. You can also enter the emergency number using the keypad, even when the keypad is locked.

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Using your phone

Switching on

• Press the key .

• Enter your PIN code if asked and press .

NOTE:

The PIN code requirement is a s ecurity feature t hat you can s witch on and off using the “P IN prote ction*” menu (see page 38).

Idle screen

After switching on (and entering the PIN code), your phone displays the idle screen which means that the phone is ready to use. At the sa me time:

•the

If the You may be in a bad reception area (perha ps in a tunnel or betwe e n tall buildings). If possible, move to a different lo ca t ion .

If you navigate into the menus or the Names list, the phone automatically returns to idle screen if a key is not pressed for 2 minute s. During this perio d of tim e you can still receive a call.

icon is disp layed and the L ED t o th e le ft o f t he an tenna

flashes, this indicates that the phone is connected to the network. The network name appears on the screen.

symbol is displayed, indicating the quality of reception

(when all 4 bars appear, the audio quality is at its best).

symbol and the network name are not displayed, the network is not currently available.

How to enter a text or a number

Characters and numbers are located on each key as follow :

Key Label Upper case alphanumeric Lower case alphanumeric

1 space 1

2ABC A B C 2 A Â Å Æ Ç a b c 2 à ä å æ ç 3DEF 4GHI

5JKL J K L 5

6MNO M N O 6 Ñ Ò Ö Ø

7PQRS

8TUV T U V 8 Ü Ù t u v 8 ü ù

9WXYZ W X Y Z 9 Ω Ξ

*+ * + - / % * + - / %

@ # = < > ( ) & £

D E F 3 É E ∆ G H I 4 Γ Ig h i 4 Γ ì

P Q R S 7 β Π Θ

. 0 ’ ’ ’ ? ! , : ; ¡ ¿

lower case upper case lower case upper case

$ ¥

space 1

d e f 3 é è ∆

j k l 5

m n o 6 ñ ò ö ø p q r s 7 β Π Θ

w x y z 9 Ω Ξ

. 0 ’ ’ ’ ? ! , : ; ¡ ¿

Using your phone

@ # = < > ( ) & £ $ ¥

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For example, to enter “Love”, you have to press thrice, press thrice, press

1 missed

MISSED CALL

thrice and press twice. The word “Love” will appear on the screen.

NOTES:

1. A number c an contain a maximum of 40 digits, depending on your SI M card.

2. It is a good idea to enter all numbers, even local ones, with their international prefix, country code and area code. Thus you can dial all numbers from any location.

3. The ‘+’ character c an o nly be inse rted at the beginn ing of a number.

4. To correct mistakes, press and releas e to delete one digit.

Events in idle screen

Some events may modify the idle screen (missed call, new message , reminder from th e organiser, etc.). In this c ontext, press the Pilot Key to access a contextual menu or press on the key to go back to idle .

Making a call

In idle screen :

• Enter the phone num ber using th e keypad.

To correct an error , press . To move through numbers move the Pilot Key upwards or downwards. For an international call, you can enter the "+" k ey instead of the usual international prefix. To do this press and hold .

• Press .

The phone dials the number.

• After the call, press to hang up.

NOTE:

1. You can als o make a call from the

2. If a number has bee n programmed on a direct access key, you can call this number by pressing and holding the key (see Flash dial page 18).

3. If the called number is in the N ames list, t h e corresponding name will be displaye d instead of the number.

Names

(see page 6).

Answering and ending a call

When receiving a call, the phone rings, the animation and appears on the displa y, and the green LED flashes. Depending on your subscription, the call er’s number may be displayed. If this number is in the Names list, the corresponding name shall be displayed instead of the number.

Incoming call

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• To an swer a call you can either:

• press .

• pr e ss the Pilot Key , a carousel with the following options app ears:

• Silent ringer

The ringer volume of this incoming call is set to silent and the phone goes back to the incoming call screen.

• Accept call

• Reject call

• To hang up a call you can eith er :

• press .

• p ress the Pilot Key , a carousel app ears:

• select End Call and confirm.

• If you want to reject the call, press .

The phone returns to idle screen and the caller hears the busy tone. If you have activated “Call forwar d whe n busy” (s ee page43 ), the call is diverted to the selected number (your voice mailbox, for example)

NOTES:

1. The phone will not ring if the ringer is deactivated (see page 21).

2. If you have a Vibr a Ba ttery yo u may ac tiva te t he vibr at or func tion to be discr ete ly wa rned of i ncomin g call s (s ee accessories page 56).

3. If you have selected Any Key Answer (see page 44), you can accept a call by pressing any key (except ) or by pressing the Pilot Key.

Silen t

Accept call

Reject call

Redial and reply

The phone stores the last 30 numbers (called or received). You can redial or reply to any of these numbers and dial it directly. The most recent is displayed first.

In idle screen:

• Press to access the main Menu.

Select

Call list

dialled. If a number is in your Names list, the corresponding name is displayed.

• Move the Pilot Key up or down to select the number you want to redial or reply.

• Press .

The phone dials the number. Wait for your correspondent to answer.

• After the call, press to hang up.

NOTES:

1) You can directly access to the Call list by moving up the Pilot Key.

2) You can directly access to the last dialling number by pressing the pick up key .

. This displays a chronological list of the last calls either receiv ed or

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Voice dial

You can automatically dial a number by saying your correspondent’ s name. In idle screen:

• To program a voice tag :

• To dial a number assoc iated with a voice tag:

1. The duration of a voice tag is 2 seconds.

2. Up to 15 vo ice tags can be define d.

Names

In the the Pilot Key twice then select

Follow the instructions display ed on the screen which invite you to say, then to repeat the voice tag.

Press and hold the Pilot key, then say the voice tag of the number to dial.

If the phone recognises the voice tag, it repeats it then immediately dials the number associated with it.

NOTES:

menu, select the Name you want to ad d a Voice dial to. Press

Voice dial

Add Voice tag?

then

Flash dial

You can associate any of the keys to with a Names list entry to give you direct access , through a single long key press, to a fr e que ntly used phone number (see pa g e24). Key

and are defined and cannot be changed. (See page 41).

In idle screen:

• Press and hold a key betwee n and to dial the associated entry.

The connection is established.

• After the call press to hang up.

You can use your as a redi alling key, indee d, a first p ress on this key disp lays the last number dia lle d (or name if the n umb e r is in th e Names list), a s eco nd press on the sam e key dials the number. The hotkey option is still available to redial the last number (see page 41).

During a call…

You ca n:

• Adj ust the earpiece volume (see page 19)

• Mute or unmute the microphone (see page 19)

• Write a number in the note pa d (see page 19)

• Consult the Names list (see page 20)

• Add a name to the Names list (see page 24)

• Write and send a message via the Names list or the Notepad (see page 24)

• Check a voice mailbox or access a voice server via the Notepad (see page 28)

• Make a second call (see page 47)

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• C onsult your Organiser (see page 29)

• C on s ult your Call lis t (se e pag e 29 )

• Transmit DTMF tones to answering machines and other devices(see page 46).

Adjusting the earpiece volume

During a call:

• Move the Pilot Key up to increase the volume or down to decrease it.

Mute the microphone

You can mute the microphone so that your correspondent cannot hear you. During a call:

• Press and select Confirm by .

The mi cro phone is muted .

Mute

Unmute the microphone

If the microphone is muted.

• Press and move the Pilot Key until Confirm .

The m ic ro phone is unm ut ed.

Unmute

is displayed.

Writing in the notepad

The notepad is a t e mporary memory in which you can note down a number during a call. During a call:

• Press

• Move the Pilot Key up or down to selec t then press .

• Enter the number that you want to note.

After a wh ile, wi thout an y k e y pr e ssed , y o ur entry i s s to r ed i n th e note pad m emory a nd the phone returns to the call options screen. When the call ends, the number reappears; you can co m plete it, dial it, or store it in the Name s list . On the contrary if yo u pr ess the Pilot Key just after having entered t he number yo u will be able to :

. store this number in memory . phone this number . send a SMS to this number

notepad

NOTE:

You can als o just enter the number during the c all and it will re-appear when the c all ends.

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Consulting the Names list

During a call:

• Press .

• Move the Pilot Key to select Pilot Key.

NAMES

•In the Pilot Key.

• Press to return to the In-ca ll screen .

menu, scroll through the entries by moving the

Names

, then confirm by pressing the

Locking the keypad

You can lock the keypad to protect the keys from being pressed accidentally (for example, when the phone is in your pocket).

In idle screen:

•In the

• In idle mode, with a long press on the key, y ou can also activate the keypad

1. The emergency number is available even when the keypad is locked (dial 112) and you can still receive c alls.

2. To switch the phone off, you must first unlock the keypad.

3. Immediate keypad lock can be assigned to a corres ponding Hotkey (see page 41).

Settings

Key to select immediate or delayed lock. When the keypad is locked appears on the screen.

lock.

NOTES:

menu, select

Security, Keypad lock

. Move the Pilot

Unlocking the keypad

With the keypad locked:

• Move the Pilot Key upwards then downwards.

The keypad is unlocked.

• With a long press on the key, you can also deactivate the keypad lock.

NOTES:

1. It is possible to accept or reject a call even when the keypad is locked. The keypad is unlocked automatically when the phone recei ves a call, and then re-locks again once the call is finished.

2. If you choo s e to unlock the keypa d with a delay, it will be permane ntly unlocked (after that delay). If you choose the ’unlock now’ setting, it will be temporily unlocked until you finish the action.

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Activate/deactivate the silen t mode

If you do not want your phone to ring when you receive a call, activate the silent ringer.

If you receive a call whi le the s ilent m ode is activa ted, the symbo l flash es, th e green LED flashes quickly, and the display shows

In idle screen:

Incoming call

, but the phone does not ring.

• Press , select the move the Pilot Key to silent. Press to conf irm.

The ringer is deactivated. To reacti vate the ringer, repeat the above s equence and select the required volume.

NOTE

Silent mode can be assigned to a hotk ey (see page 41)

Settings

menu,

Sounds

Ringer volume

and

Activate/deactivate the vibrator

If you have the Vibra battery and if you have set the function, your phone vibrates when you receive an incoming call.

In idle screen:

• Press , select

Vibrator

Move the Pilot Key to select

Using the Vibra battery doesn’t mute the ringer. If you want to mute it and keep only the vibrator functi on active, set the quick setting

NOTES:

1. The Vibrator option is only available if a vibrating battery is installed (see batteries page 56).

2. The Vibra Setting is independent from the ringer. You can activate both at the same time.

Settings

. Sele ct

Sounds

and press to confirm.

Off

Silence

(confirm) then select

Reading you r GSM phone number

In idle screen:

• Press

•In the

Your phone number is displayed if it is pr e sent on your SI M card. If not, then e nter the number, then p ress to save it .

NOTE:

If your own number has been st ored in the Names list , you can re ad it during a call. See “Consultin g the Names list”. pa ge 20.

Names

menu, move the Pilot Key until you reach

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Using the menus

Easy to find and simple to use in either Advanced menu or Simple menu mode via the Pilot Key, the menus contain all your GSM phone functions. All the menus have icons with scrollable lists and are used in the same way. The messages displayed on the screen explain what you have to do. When turning on your phone the Simple navigation mode is proposed. To access the

Advanced mod e offering the maximum number of options, select and confirm

from the main menu.

Settings

Menu type

in the

Overview of menus

Name s 24

Messages 25

Send SMS 25 Read SMS 27 SMS settings 27

SMS centre Signature Validity period* Reply path* Delivery report* Auto save SMS

Broadcast SMS 28 Mailbox No 28

Call list 29

Organiser 29

Events 29 Day view 30

Week view 30

Month view 30

Extras 31

Call counters 31

Last call information Info at call end Accumulated call timers Accumu la ted cost

-> Euros 32 <- Euros 32 Voice memo 32 Alarm c lock 32 Calculator 32 Brick Game 33

Settings 34

Sounds 34

Ringer volume Ringer Key tones Minute beep* Organiser alerts Battery l o w alert New SMS tone Vibrator

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Display 36

Zoom on/off Backlight Animation* Contrast

Security 37

Keypad lock Public names* Call barring* Change co des PIN pr ot e ction

Time and date 39

Clock display Set date Set tim e

Language 39 Menu type 39

Simple me nu Advanced menu

Accessories** 40

Car melodies Speakers Car kit command Auto switch off Auto ans w er

Hotkeys* 41 Network 42

Regis ter again Preferred li s t

Call settings 42

Call forward Autoredial* Any key answer* Call waiting* Caller ID

Quick settings 45

Normal 45 Silent 45 Autonomy 45 Headset 45 Car 45 Outdoors 45 Meeting 45

Voice keys* 40

NOTES:

* In advanced mode only. ** When an accessory is plugged only.

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Names

Play voice

VOICE DIAL

The menu allows you to consult the list of your correspondents, add new names, write

Names

and send messages. The names are listed in alphabetical order. You can scroll through the list using the Pilot Key or by ente ri ng th e fir st letter of the name. In the l ist you can choo se from the following:

NOTE:

In idle mode, you can directly access the names list by moving the Pilot Key downwards .

<New>

This menu allows you to enter the name and phone nu mbe r of a new correspondent. In Advanced mode, you can select the type of number allocated to the name:

data

phone, fax

Select a name

By selecting a name, you display the associated number. A second press on the Pilot Key allows you to :

•call

• send message

• associate a voice dial

You can directly access the first letter of your correspondent’s name in the Names List by pressing the righ t alphanu meric k e y. For example, if you want to access t he letter ’U’, j ust pr ess the key number ’8’ twice.

•flash dial

• delete

•modify

Send SMS

See page 25 a nd 26 to: Send now, Add icon and Save.

Voice Dial

The allows you to autom ati call y dial the num be r of

Voice Dial

your correspondent by saying the associated tag (see page

18). You can either associate a new voice tag to a number in the

Names list or manage the existing voice tags through the following optio n s: de lete, play voice and chan ge.

Fla s h di a l

The menu provides you with direct access to the phone numbers that you use most

Flash dial

frequently. This is done by linking them to the keys from to .

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Delete

The menu allows you to delete the number and selected name.

Delete

Change

The menu allows you to modify the selected name, number and determine whether

Change

it is a fax, phone or data transmission number.

Emergency

The selection displays the emergency call number. Press to dial.

Own number

Selecting Own No. 1, Own No. 2, Own No. 3 display your own phone numbers. If your SIM card does not contain your phone numbers, an editing screen allows you to store them.

Messages

The menu allows you to manage the messages in

Messa ges

your voice mailb ox, messages to b e sent, messages to be read, your message settings and broadcast messages.

Send SMS

The allows you to:

Send SM S

- send it to a corresp o ndent in your Names list ,

- write a new message or select a standard one.

The Standard SMS messages are displayed one after another:

•

Please call me back at

to compose automatically a message including your own number.

Once your t ext is wri tte n, y ou c an l ink a n emo tion ic on t o it, send the message and save it.

for example allows you

Send now

The option allows you to send the current message.

Send now

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Add icon

The option allows you to send an emotion icon together with your message. To see

Add icon

the image, th e receiver needs a GSM mobile ph one which suppor ts emotion icons (P hilips Savvy f or examp le). Otherwi se the equ ivalent c ode will b e displa y ed at the en d of the r eceiv er’s message.

Image Code sent

Smile :-) Wink ;-)

Cool B-)

Tongue :-P

Sad :-(

Angry :-/

Meow! :<*

Woof! :>#

Teddy 8<)

Magic =:I

Heart (0)

Broken heart (X)

Yo! Yo!

Well done! ==b

Party o<I

Cake iii

Flower @>-

Drink >-I

Coffee ID

Cloudy ;:;

Sunny >o<

Holidays -Y-

Ball (I)

BOOM! >*<

Deadly %-I

Save

The option allows you to save the current message.

Save

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Read SMS

The m e nu allows y ou to consult the list of SMS you ha ve saved, and received.

Read S M S

Using different carousel s, y ou can also delete, reply, re-send or forward these messages.”

Saved Messages

The messages you sent are labelled with in normal mode or with in auto save SMS mode (see page 28 ). Sel e ct the

message you want and press the Pilot key to read it. When displayed, press the Pilot key to acess the follo w ing options:

Send SMS

Allows you to modify the content and the addressee of the message, add or change the icon, send it and save it (see also above to: Send now, Add icon and Save).

Delete

Allows you to delete the selected message.

Received Messages selection

The messages you receiv ed are labelled with . Select the message you want and press the Pilot key to read it. When displayed, press the Pilot key to access the follo w ing options:

Allows you to r eply to the sender. Y o u can either write a new message or select a stan dard one. Once the message is defined, you can link it with an emotion icon, send it and save it.

Forward to

Allows you to forward the selected message. You can either choose t he adressee in the Names list or enter his phone number manually.

Delete

Allows you to delete the selected message.

SMS settings

The menu allo ws you to cus to m ise you r SMS via the follo wi ng o ptio ns :

Settings

SMS centre

The option allows you to select your default SMS

SMS centre

centre. If no t availab le on your S IM ca r d, you can e nt er you r SMS centre number.

Signature

The option allows you to send a signature together with your SMS. This signature

Signature

consists of a series of characters showing your default account number and name. This forms a signature that is transmitted at the end of your message. The length of the message is consequ e ntly reduced. You can edit this si g nature, modi fy it and save it.

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Validity period

The opt ion allows you to select the length of time y our me ssage is to be stored in

Validity period

your SMS c e ntre. This is us e ful when your corresp ond e nt is not connected to the network.

Reply path

You can activ ate or deactiv ate the option (in Adva nced menu mode only). Thi s option transmits your SMS message centre number with the message. Your correspondent can then reply using your own SMS centre and not his. This speeds up the rate of tran smission.

Reply path

Delivery report

You can activ ate or d eac tiv ate the that your SMS was recei ved or not (Advanced menu mode onl y).

Deliv ery report

option which informs you via a written m essage

Auto save SMS

The option activates or deactivates the automatic saving of messages sent.

Auto s a ve SMS

Broadcast SMS

The menu allows you to activate or deactivate the reception of SMS broadcast by

Broadcast SMS

the network to all subscribers. Cell Broadcast is a service which, when activated, causes the mobile to listen to messages

which are regularly transmitted to all subscribers on the network. The me nu allows you to ac tivate o r deactiv ate the re ception of cell broadcast

Reception

messages. The menu allows you to define the type of messages you want to receive. To define a new type, select

If you select an existing type in the list, you can change or delete it. It is possible to enter up to 15 different types in the list.

The menu allows you to select a type from the Topics list, which you would like to be permanently displayed in the idle screen. As a result, for this special handling of the message,

you must enter the type in both the menu and the menu. The corresponding type will then be recognised in the Topics list with a .

Topics

District Code

<New>

, enter the code, and, if desired, associate a name.

District Code Topics

Mailbox No

The menu allows you to enter your voice mailbox number if not available on your

Mailb ox no.

SIM card.

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Call list

Call

CALL L IST

The menu provide s you with the lis t of calls you have received and given, as well as

Call list

attempts at auto redial and details of voice messages. The calls are displayed in chronological order with the most recent first. When the Call List is empty the screen displays

. Otherwis e for any s elect ed call you can, b y pressing t he P ilot Key , co nsult t he

empty

date, time, number, call status and whether it was sent or received. A seco nd press on the P ilot Key gives access to this

following carouse l which allows to s end a SMS, delete the selected call, phone this number or store this number by entering the associated name (if not present in your phonebook).

Select a record in the Call list and press the to dial the co rresponding number.

NOTE:

Y ou can directly access to the Call list by moving the Pilot Key upwards.

List

Organiser

The menu allows you to manage up to 40 ev e nts.

Organiser

Those events appear in the lists in a chronological order, using start times and dates, with the most recent one on top .

When memory is full the message “Memory full” appears. Before being able to add a new event y ou have to delet e events in past day view, week view or month view

Events

The menu is a list which enables you to consult, modify and add new events.

Events

Add a New event

This provides access to four different types of events: Meeting, To Do, Quick Settings, Holidays. Select one to create a new event.

Meeting

The menu allows you to enter a date , a start an d end t ime , the mai n details, and an

Meeting

alert. The event may be repeated (in Advanced mode only).

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To Do

Set r eminder

MEETING

No reminder

SET REMINDER

No repeat

REPEAT EVENT

The menu allows you to enter a date, a time, general details, and an alert. The event

To do

may be repea ted (in Adva nced mode only).

Quick Settin gs

The menu allows you to program the activation of a specific Quick Setting. Select a

Quick Se ttings

date and time, and the Quick Setting to be activated (see page 45). The ev ent ma y be r epeated (in Advanced mode only).

Holiday

The menu a ll ow s you to en te r event s rel a tin g to your H ol i days, w ith start and en d

Holiday

dates. The event may be repeated (in Advanced mode only).

Selec t an event

By selec ting a n ev ent, y ou c an be r eminde d of the detail s of an event existin g in the list . You m ay chan ge its details , set a reminder, repeat it at a selected frequency. You can also delete it.

Set reminder

The menu reminds you of events via alerts

Set reminder

triggered at times you have chosen in the carousel (in Advanced mode). Only for Meeting and To Do events.

Repeat events

The menu allows you to repeat events at a

Repeat events

frequency you hav e chosen in the carousel.

Change

The menu allow s yo u to modify dates, time s a n d th e

Chang e

type of event. In advanced mode you can also modify the reminder and repeat option.

Delete

The menu allows you to delete the event.

Delete

Day view, Week view and Month view

In each organiser view , , moving the Pilot K ey upwards or downwards allows you to display the next or the previous day, week and month. Once you have selected the day, the week or the month, press the Pilot Key to display the list of corre sponding events.

Day view Week view Month view

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Extras

Outgoing

ACCUM.CALL TIMER

Show

ACCUM. COST

The menu enables you to manage the Call counters,

Extras

Euro converter, Vo ice memo, Alarm clock, Calculator and game.

Call counters

The menu allows you to handle the cost and

Call counters

durati on of your ca lls.

Last call information

The menu allows you to display the duration and/or

Last call in fo

cost (depe nding on your subscripti on) of your last calls.

Info at call end

The me nu e na b le s you to activate or dea c tivate the

Info at c all en d

systematic display of the length and/or cost of each call (depending on your subscription).

Accumulated call timers

The menu allows you to check the duration of

Accu m. ca ll \ timers

both incoming an d outgoing ca ll s a n d to set the c ou nters to zero.

Accumulated cost

The menu allows you t o d ispl ay the ac cumu lat ed

Accum . cost

cost and to set th e co unt er t o zero. It may be prot ect ed by PIN or PIN2 codes (depending on your subscription).

Show

The menu shows you how much has been spent

Show

after having established the charge rate.

Charge rate

The menu all ows you to set or cha ng e the ra te pe r u nit . F irst ent er the cur rency

Charge rate

used (three characters maximum) then enter the cost per unit.

Cost limit

The menu allows you to enter the cost limit used in the menu.

Cost limit Show balance

Cancel cost limit

The menu a llo ws you to can ce l th e co st lim it . It m ay be prote ct ed by PIN or PIN2

Can c el cost limit

codes (depending on your subscription).

Show balance

The menu allows you to check the remai ning credit (compared with y our previousl y

Show balance

set limit).

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Reset

Play voice memo

VOICE MEMO

Every day

REPEAT EVENT

The men u allo ws y ou t o re set the cu rr en t acc umul ated cost to 0; r equi r es y our PIN2

Reset

code

−>

−>−>

Euros

The menu enables you to convert a sum into Euros.

-> Euros

<−

<−<−

Euros

The menu enables you to convert a sum from Euros.

<- Euros

NOTE:

The currency used for the conversion is determined by the country where you have subscribed.

Voice memo

The menu allows you to record a memo of 20

Voice memo

seconds maxim um. You can sto p t he r ecor d ing a t a ny t ime b y pressing the Pilot key . Once your memo is recorded, you can play it back or delete it.

Alarm clock

The menu allows you to activate, deactivate and set

Alarm clock

the alarm function of your phone.

: activates the alarm at a set ho ur on a set day.

Once

Every day

On weekday

: activates the alarm at a set hour every day of the week. : activates the alarm at a set hour on weekdays only.

Calculat or

The menu provides the following functions:

Calculator

Addition by pressing the key

Substraction by pressing the key twic e

Multiplication by pressing the

Division by pressing the

Equals by pressing the key

The figures are entered using the keypad. Calculator accuracy is to 2 decimal places and is rounded up to the higher decimal figure. Press to correct the numbers. Press and hold 0 to get the dot. Press and hold to re turn to the idle screen.

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Brick Game

The con sists in brea ki n g a complete set of bri ck s w ith a ball an d a r a cket. When

Brick Game

you have broken all of them, you pl ay wi th a new set of bricks ( ne w level ).

Game principle :

• the ball is moving through the screen, rebounding on different elements. When it hits a brick, the brick disappears and your performance increases.

• the racket moves horizontally at the bottom of the screen. When the ball reaches the bottom of the screen, you must hit it.

• into the second level, some special bricks need to be hit twice to be broken (the black ones), and some other are indestructible (the empty ones).

• if the ball hits the floor, you lose a credit.

• when you have lost all your credits, the 3 best scores and the corresponding players' names are displa y ed on the screen. I f yo ur scor e is great er than the l ast one ran ked, y our are asked to enter your name.

• You score extra credit every three level.

Keys used :

and to go left and right and to throw the ball left and right to do a break

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Settings

The menu allo ws y ou to customise your phone.

Settings

To select the different ringer melodies and alert

Sounds

Display

Security

beeps.

To s et th e disp lay para meter s: co ntra st, an imat ion,

backlighting and zoom

To manage security: PIN codes, keypad lock,

restrictions, etc.

Time and date

Language

Menu type

Acce ssories

To set the time and date, change the clock display mode.

To set the language used by your phone.

To select the Navigation mode: Simple or Advanced.

To set the parameters when you use your phone with hands fr e e car kit or with a

headset .

To program direct access to a function via a single key press.

Hotkeys

Voice keys

Call settings

To set a direct access to several functions by saying the associated Word.

To handle the connection between the phone and the network.

Network

To set the call options (Call Forward, call Waiting, Caller Identifier, ...).

Sounds

The menu allows you to select the different ringer

Sounds

melodies and alert.

Ringer volume

The option allows you to set the volume of your ringer: it may be Increasing, High,

Ringer volum e

Medium, Low or Silent. You can use a Hotkey to activate the silent mode (see page 21). By default the ri nge r volume is set to ’Me diu m ’.

Ringer

The option enables you to select the ringer type from among 19 melodies. Scroll

Ringer

thro ugh the l ist and wait f ot tw o second s to hea r the hi ghligh te d mel ody played . Confi rm y ou r choice of melody by This menu also enables you to create the 20

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Creating a 20th melody:

Own melody

This opti on al lows yo u to c ompose a m elody wit h up to 66 notes . You select the r equir ed no tes on the keys from to and the rests with and . The default note is B. With

or you can change the notes up or down in semitones. You can change notes to flats by the key or to sharps by the key. Each time you press another key than a digital one, you will hear t he note and the corr esponding effect. Press other di gital keys from to to obtain new notes with the following values:

TYPES LENGTH/SHARP KEYS

Semi quaver 1/4 1 Quaver 1/2 2 Dotted quaver 3/4 3 Sharp 1 4 Dotted sha rp 3/2 5 Minim 2 6 Dotted minim 3 7 Whole note 4 8 Quaver rest ½ 9 Crotchet rest 1 0

Example

How to obtain such a melody

NOTES LENGTHS HEIGHTS

TYPE KEY VALUE

1st note Mini m 6 E 4

note Dotted minim 7 B 3

note Sharp 4 B-flat 7 and *

note Dotted quaver 3 B-sharp 6

Key tones

This menu allows you to activate or deactivate the key tones. If you press an

Key tones

unvalid key the phone emits an error beep. Even if Key Tones are set Off, DTMF are "played" during calls.

Minute beep

The menu allows you to activate or deactivate a beep every minute during a call. It

Minute beep

is only available in Advanced menu mode (the beep cannot be heard by your correspondent). Each beep is emitted 15 s before the end of each minute of communication. This allows you to manage as efficiently as possible the duration of your calls.

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Organi se r ale rts

The menu allows you to activate or deactivate an alert when an event is due.

Organiser alert

Battery low alert

The menu a ll ow s you to ac tivate or deacti va te a n alert which info r m s you th a t the

Battery low a le rt

battery is low and requires recharging.

New SMS tone

The menu allo w s you to activate or dea ctivate a n alert tone each time yo u receive

New SM S tone

a SMS.

Vibrator

The function allows you to activate or deactivate the vibrating alert when receiving a

Vibrator

call*.

NOTE

*If you use a Vibra battery.

Display

The menu allows you to set the zoom, the backlight, the contrast and screen

Display

animation (only in Advanced mode).

Zoom on/off

The menu allows you to activate or deactivate the zoom function. It enlarges the size of text used in the menus.

Zoom

Backlight

The menu allows you to selec t th e backlight duration:

Blacklight

- no backlight

- 10 seconds backlight

- 30 seconds backlight

- 1 minute backlight

The backlig h t will be a cti va ted when receiving incomi n g cal ls, m essages, etc.

Animat io n

The menu allows you to activate or deactivate the animation in different menus

Animation

(only in Advanced menu). Deactivating this function increases the autonomy of your phone.

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Contrast

Call restriction

PUBLIC NAMES

The menu allows you to choose among 5 levels of

Contrast

contrast.

Security

The menu ensures the security of your phone by

Security

locking the keypad, limiting calls to public numbers, prohibiting specific incoming and outgoing calls, activating security via PIN codes and changing those PIN codes.

Keypad lock

The menu allows you to activate or deactivate the keypad lock. The keypad

Keypad lock

automatically unlocks when you recei ve a call. W h e n your keypad is lo cked, you can u n loc k it by movi ng up a nd d ow n the Pilot key and or via a long pres s on the #key.

NOTE:

You can still place an emergency call by dialling ’112’.

Public names

The

Public names

your subscriber card. It allows you to restrict calls to numbers that you have previously defined in your Public Names li st. This fu nction m ay depend on your subscr iption (in Advanced mode only).

menu allows you to lend your phone with

Call restriction

The menu a llows you to activate or deactiva te the call re striction t o the Publ ic

Call restriction

Names list. In both cases you must enter your PIN2 code.

Public names

The menu allows you to consult your Public Names list. You can also enter a new

Public names

name, m odi fy o r de lete a na me in the list via P IN2 co d e.

•<New>

This menu allows you to enter the name and phone

number of a new correspondent. In Advanced mode, you

can select the type of number allocated to the name:

phone, fax

Change

The menu allows you to modify the selected name, number and determine

whether it is a fax, phone or data transmission number.

Change

data

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Delete

International

When Roaming

Fax calls

The menu allows you to delete the number and selected name.

Delete

Call barring

The menu allows you to limit the use of your phone to specific calls. This function

Call barring

is network depende nt and requir e s a call ba rring password supplied by your service provider. This carousel allows you to bar and c a lls.

Outgoi ng

The menu allows you to select between

Outgoing

, calls and (the latter

All calls International Inter. except/home

allowing you to call your home country when you are abroad). You can also the bans on outgoing calls.

Deactivate

Outgoing Incoming

The to bar , , or .

and menus enable you

All calls

All calls Voice calls

Inter. except/home

Data c alls

Fax calls

Incoming

The menu allows you to select or . It also provides access to

Incoming All calls

the menu that removes ban s on incoming call s.

Cancel

The menu and the menu, allow you to select , ,

When Roaming All calls All calls Voice c alls

Data c alls

and .

Status

The menu allows y ou to know whethe r a type of call is ba rred or not.

Status

Change codes

The menu allows you to change your PIN codes

Change codes

and call barring password.

PIN protection

The menu allows you to activate or deactivate the

Pin Protection

PIN protection when switching on your phone. This is carried out via the PIN code that puts your ph one in service. If your PI N cod e is deactivate d, you cannot change it.

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Time and date

Clock display

TIME AND DATE

Analog ue

CLOC K DISPLAY

SET DATE

The menu allows you to set the time and date and

Time and date

choose the clock display format.

Clock display

The option allows you to select analogue or

Clock display

digital time formats.

Analogue

The option allo w s you t o di sp lay the t im e o n th e

Analogue

idle screen using a clock face. Depending on the activated services, the clock display may automatically switch to the digital format.

Digital

The option allows you to display the time on the idle screen using a digital format.

Digital

Set date

The option allows you to set the date by pressing

Set date

the respect ive keys. You can al so se t th e date by m oving u p

or down the Pilot key.

Set time

The option allows you to set the time. You can

Set time

also set the time by k e yin g it in the k e ypad . Mo vi ng up or down the Pilot key increases or decreases the time minute by m i nu te.

Language

The menu allows you to select a language for the texts displayed in the menus. A

Language

long press on when in the idle scree n , provides you with a sho rtcut to this menu.

Menu type

This menu allows you to choose between the following navigation modes:

Simple menu

The mode p rovides you with a simplified acce ss to the basic functions of yo ur

Simple menu

phone. You can make and receive calls, make emergency calls, consult the Names list, swap to Advanced mode etc.

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Advanced menu

The mode provi d e s you w ith access to all the feat ures of your phone .

Advanced m enu

Accessories

The menu becomes available the first time an

Acce ssories

accessory is plugged in (car kit). It allows you to set the parameters linked to the accessories.

Car melodies

The optio n allow s you to sele c t th e inc o mi ng call

Car melodies

melody to be played by the car kit. 5 melodies are a v ailable : 4 melodies specific to the car kit plus the one you hav e previo usly chosen f or your phone.

Speakers

The option allows you to listen to y our phone conv ersa tions, e ither throug h the ca r

Speakers

kit speaker or the radio speaker (if available).

Car kit command

The allows you to activate the voi ce dial via a voice tag. The phone pl ugged on th e

Car kit\com m and

car kit, use this menu t o prog ram the Voice keys by foll owing the on-sc reen ins tructions. Once the Vo ice keys is defined, the car kit listens: as soon as you will pronounce the Voice keys the car kit will emit a beep and activate the voice dial (see page 18).

Auto switch off

The allows you to automatically switch off the phone, either immediately,

Auto switch off

30 seconds, 5 minutes or 3 hours after turning the car ign ition off.

Auto answer

The option allows you to select the automatic answering of incoming calls. You can

Auto a nswer

set a delay for autom a t ic a n swering from 5 to 15 seconds.

NOTE:

This option is available with a car kit.

Voice keys

The allows you to set a direct access to sev eral functions by saying the assoc iated

Voice keys

word. Using your Hotkeys for the Quick settings, you can activate or deactivate the correspondin g functi on. To program a Voice keys, select in the li st the fu nction to program, then follow the on-screen instructions. Press and hold the Pilot key to use your Voice keys.

You can associate the Voice keys to the functions supported by the Hotkeys (see page 41).

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Hotkeys

The menu allows to set a direct access to several

Hotkeys

functio ns throu gh a simple l ong ke y pres s (in Advanced mod e only).

To program a Hotkey, select a key in the list (from to ), then select a function from a carousel displayed on the screen. The key is reserved for direct access to the language menu and the key to call your voice mailbox.

You can reprogram each key. You can associate the Hotkeys to the following functions:

Flash dial

Keypad lock

Activa te Silen c e

Activa te Ca r

Activate H e a dset

Meeting

Activate Outdoors

Activate Normal

Activate A u to nomy

Calculator

Redial last num.

Reply last n u m ber

Zoom on\off

SOS call

Quick dialling of a number stored in the Names list. Immediate access to keypad lock.

Immediate access for the silent feature (vibrator on, ringer volume off, etc.). Immediate access to the car quick setting (ringer v olume high, zoom on and any k ey

answer on).

Immediate access to the headset quick setting (ringer volume is set to medium and

any ke y answ er on). Activates th e meet ing q ui ck sett in g (vi brat or on, ri nge r and all keys set to silen t) . Immediate access to the outdoors quick setting. The ringer volume is high and

keypad loc k is on w i th 1 m i nu te d e l ay. Immediate access to the normal quick setting. Immediate access to the autonomy quick setting. This extends the usable time o f

the phone’s battery (an imati on off, Vi bra o n, back ligh t o ff, ring er vol um e medi um). Direct acces s to the calculator. Redials the last number dialled. Redials the number of the last incoming call. Immediate access to the zoom feature. Dials the emergency call number.

Send SM S

Read SMS

Show balance

Accumulated\cost

Sends a message selected from the messages list. Direct access to read the messages list.

Disp lays the remaining cre dit bal ance. Displays the accumulated cost of outgoing calls.

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Add organiser event

Creates an event in the organiser menu.

Show events

Record voice memo

Play voice memo

Fwd to voice mail

Brick Game

Displays the ev ent list in the menu. Records a voice memo. Plays the voice back. Forwards all calls to the voice mailbox. Direct access to Brick game

NOTE:

Depending on your subscription provider some Hotkeys can be predefined and locked.

Network

The menu allows manual registering of available

Network

networks and the management of your preferred networks.

The menu provides you with a list of the networks available in the area. Select the

network you want to r e g ister on and pr e ss to confirm.

Preferred list

The menu allows you to build a network list in order of your preference. Once

Preferred list

defined, the phone will try to register on a network, according to your preferences. The following settings are av ai lab l e:

• show the list of preferred networks and:

- either delete a network from the list,

- or move a network to a different position in the list,

• add a network to the preferred list from the list of available networks,

• add a network to the preferred list from the list of known networks,

• add a network to the preferred list by entering the network code. This is a 5-digit code:

- 3 digits for the country followed by 2 digits for the network (67844 for example).

Call settings

The menu allows you to set al l the param eters

Call settings

linked to the calls (Call forward , Call w aitin g, e tc . ).

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Call forward

Voice calls

Fax calls

Data c alls

Unco nditional

Conditional

No reply

No reachable

Busy

The menu allows you to divert incoming voice, fax or data calls either to a number

Call forward

in your Names list or to your mailbox.

SIMPLE MODE ADVANCED MODE

Simple menu Advanced menu

CALL TYPE X X

FORWARD

OPTION

no reply or not re acha ble or busy

In Simple mod e, activating the con ditionnal option wil l diver t in co m in g calls if you don ’t reply, if you are not reachable or if you are busy. In Advanced mode, you can set any of these option s independently.

• Deactivate

The option allows you to deactivate the status of all call forwarding.

Deactivate

• Status

The option allows you to display the status of all call forwar ding.

Status

Autoredial

The menu allows you to activate or deactivate the Autoredial feature (in Advanced

Autoredial

mode only). If Autoredial is switc hed on and if the line is busy, your phone automati cally continues to redial this nu mber until a successful connection is made , or until t he maximum n umber of attempts is reached (10).

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The phone shall emit one beep at the beginning of each attempt and o ne special beep if the connection is successful.

Any key answer

The menu allows you to accept a call by pressing any key, except the . This

Any ke y answer

key is used to reject a call (in Advanced mode only).

Call waiting

The menu allows you to activate or deactivate an

Call w aiting

alert beep informing y ou that you have another incoming c a ll (in Advanced mode only).

All calls

Sets the alert beep for

All calls

Voice calls

Sets the alert beep for

Voice calls

Fax calls

Sets the alert beep for

Fax calls

Data calls

Sets the alert beep for

Data calls

Caller ID

The menu allows you to choose whether you want to show or hide your identity

Caller ID

to your corres ponde nt. The stat us o ption wi ll in form you if this func tion is acti vated or no t. This featur e is only available if both the network and your subscription allow it.

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Quick settings

Headse t

The menu allows you to access a group of

Quick sett in gs

predefined settings. You can use these quick settings to adapt your phone to you r envir onme nt. You can also assoc iate a qui ck setting with a Hotkey (see Hotkeys, page 41).

Any change of parameter you may have made in a given quick setting ar e lost when y ou select an other quick settings except for the norm al se t tin g .

When selecting the normal setting, you will restore all parameters you may have already changed and set in that mode pr eviously.

The Quick settings:

Normal Silent Autonomy

Vibrator* Active

Ring volume Medium

Key tones Active

Organ iser

alerts

Battery low

alert

New SMS tone Active

Alarm clock Inactive

Key pa d lock Inactiv e

Backligh t 10 sec.

Zoom Inactive

Any key

answers

Animation Active

User program.

Active

User program.

Active

User program.

User program. User program.

User program. User program. User program.

Inactive

User program.

Active Inactive * Inactive * Active

Silent Medium Medium Loud Loud Silent

Inactive

Inactive Inactive

* * * Inactive 1 minute *

* Inactive * Permanent * * * * * Active * *

* * Active Activ e * *

* Inactive * * * *

* * Active * Inactive

* * * * *

* * * * * * * * *

Car Outdoors Meeting

Setting ident ica l to th e one mem o r ise d in Qu ick Se tt in g Nor m al

NOTES:

* If you use a Vibra battery. ** There are settings for the parameters when you first switch on the phone. You can update these

parameters.

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Use of network services

Additional GSM netw ork services (GSM strings)

The phone su pports standar d GSM strings. These can be sent from the k eypad to the netw ork. They are used to activate all supplementary servic es provided by the network (see your service pro vider).

Example n° 1: press then press , to activate the Call Waiting service. Example n° 2: press

identification has been sent. Example n° 3: press then press , to activate the feature call fo rward

if no reply. Example n° 4: press then press , to activate the feature call fo rward

if unreachable. Please co n tact your network opera to r for any fur t h e r in for m ation on GSM strings .

then press , to know if the mobile

Query a voice server , a v oice mailbo x, a messaging service, etc. (DTMF tones)

Some phone services (such as phone answering machines and pagers) require your phone to transmit D TMF t ones (Dual Tone MultiF requen cy), also kn own as “t ouch tones” . Th ese are used to communicate passwords, callback numbers, caller choices, and so on.

You can send DTMF t ones at a ny ti me during a c all by pres sing an y of t he ke ys to , and .

You can also append a DTMF sequence to a phone number before dialling it (or storing it in the Names list). The phone number and the DTMF part must be separated by a wait character.

Pause and wait characters

To obtain a pause or wait character, press and hold . The display shows w for a wait and

for a pause. The phone always interprets the first pause character as a wait character.

When yo u dia l a numb er cont aini ng a wa it c harac ter, your pho ne di al s the f irst part ( the phon e number) and then wait s for the call to be conne cted befo re sen ding t he rest o f th e digi ts as DTMF tones.

Any subsequent pause character is an ordinary pause that generates a delay of 2.5 seconds.

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Interrogating your answering machine (example):

To hear all messages (code 3, say) on your answering machine (password 8421) at phone number 12345678, you could call:

The phone dials 12345678 and waits for the call to connect. When connected, the phone transmi ts 8421 (the password), pauses 2.5 second s, a nd the n sends the last di git.

If you find that 2.5 seconds is not long enough for your needs, you can enter several pause characters one after the other to increase the pause time.

12345678w8421p3.

Making a second call

You can make a second call during an active call or during a call on hold. You can switch between the two calls.

• Dial a number then press .

The first call is placed on hold and the n umber i s displayed at the bottom of the screen. The second number is then dialled.

1.29 GBP

To toggle between the two calls, press then select Each time that you toggle from one call to another, the active call is placed on hold and the call which was on ho ld is a ct ivated.

• To hang up the active li ne, press .

The active line is hung up and th e ca ll on ho ld remain s on hold.

• To end the call on hold, use Switch calls to reach it, then press .

NOTES

The sec ond number c an be dialled either from the keypad or from:

• the Names list, by pressing then

• the Call list, by pressing , then selecting Depending on the subscriber’s card.

Names

Call list

Switch calls

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Answering a second call

You are able to receive another call when already in communication (if this feature is available on your network). When you receive a second call the phone emits an alert beep and the screen displays

• If you receive a second call, press . By moving the Pilot Key, you can:

- acce p t the se c on d c a ll, t he first one is put o n hold , t h e se co n d one is active. If you

- reject th e second call

- end the active call, then your incoming call is ringing.

NOTES:

1. If you wish also to answer the incoming call, press , to reject the incoming call, press

2. If you have activated call forwarding ‘If Busy’ (see page 43), you will never receive second calls since they are always forwarded when the line is busy.

Call waiting

want to toggle between the two calls, press then select Each time you toggle from one call to another, the active call is put on hold and the call whi ch was on hold is the n activate d.

(see Call waiting menu, page 44).

Switch calls.

Answering a third call

While in communication and one call being on hold, you may receive a third call (if this feature is ava ilable on your network) .

The phone emits an alert beep . You must end one of the communications before being able to answer the third. This service is limited to two current communications (one active and one on hold).

Explicit Call Transfer

You can conn ect a n ac tive c all and a call o n ho ld. You are d iscon nect ed w hen the t rans fer is complete. During a call press , select

Use of network services

Transfer

and confirm.

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Conference Call

The user can activate the conference call by making consecutive outgoing calls, or create it from a multiparty c all contex t. The user ma y ha v e up to fi ve me mbers at the s ame time. He can endd the conference with . At this point all calls are disconnected.

When making consecutive outgoing calls, first initiate a normal call with the first number of the conference. Then when the first member is on line, initiate a second call as described in making a second call paragraph page 47.

When the second call is engaged, press the Pilot Key and select process up to five members.

If there is an incoming call during the confer ence c all, and if ther e is less than the five members, by pressi ng the Pilot key :

You can accept the second call as described in paragraph answering a second call page 47, and

Conferenc e

Repeat th e a bove

by pressing the Pilot ke y and selecting you can add this member to the conf erence call.

If there is an incoming call during a c onfer ence and if fiv e members ar e alr eady connected, the incoming call is automaticall y rejected with a user Busy notification (there is no ringing screen).

Conferenc e

In-call symbols

During call s, you have the following sym bols:

Mute

Call underway

Active call plac ed on hold

Incom i n g ca ll

Outgoing call

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Precautions

Radio wave safety

You r cellular phone is a radio transmit ter/receive r. When it is sw itched on, it tr ansmit s and receives radio waves in the frequency ranges of 880MHz to 960MHz. The GSM network contr ols the power at which the phone transm its. This va ries between 0.02watt and 2 watts.

Publ ic conce rn has bee n focused for some ti me on the possible health hazards for users of cellul ar phone s. The cur rent rese ar ch on radi o wav e tec hnology, including the GS M techno logy , has been reviewed and safety standards have been drawn up to ensure the protection from exposure to radio wave energy . Your cellular phone complies with all safet y standards that ar e defined for it.

The CE mark affixed to your cellular phone means that it is compliant with the European directive on electromagnetic compatibili ty 89/336/EE C and the l ow voltage direc tive 73/23/ EEC.

Your phone and its environment

Inadequately protected or sensitiv e electr onic equipment ma y b e affected b y radio ener gy . This interfer en ce can lea d to acci dents. Do not he sitate t o ask whe ther or not you r phone ca n affe ct surrounding equipment.

NOTE:

To avoid damaging your phone, it m us t not come in contact with s and or hig h levels of dust.

Efficient use of your phone

Using your p h o ne in the most e ff icien t manner will im prove th e p e rfor m an ce o f your phone, reduce radio energy emission (see “Radio wave safety” on page 50), and reduce battery consumption.

• Always extend the antenna fully before using the phone.

• For your own safe ty as well a s for the optimal operation of the phone, it is advisa ble to use

it only in the no rmal operating p osition: place th e antenna up over your sho ulder while holding the earpiece to your ear.

• For best performanc e, avoi d touching the antenna while a call is in progress.

• Do not use your phone with a damag e d antenna. If you touch a damaged antenna, you may

suffer a minor skin burn. Have a damaged antenna replaced by a qualified technician. Make sure it is replaced with a genuine manufacturer’s replacement part.

• Avoid low reception areas (in a tunnel or between tall buildings for example). In low

reception areas the If possible, move to a different location.

• You should use only your phone manufacturer’s accessories. The use of any other

symbol on the phone displa y shows less than the maximum of 4 bars.

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accessories makes all guarantees null and void. Yo ur phone manufacturer will not be held liable for any damage resulting from the use of accessories, other than your phone manufacturer’s accessories.

• Do not use battery char gers o ther than tho se s pecif ied in the manu fac tu r er’s catalogue. The

use of another charger may be dangerous and will invalidate any type approval given to the phone.

Battery safety

• Use only batteries specified in your phone manufacturer’s catalogue. The use of any other

• Do not allow metal objects (such as keys in your pocket) to short circuit the battery

contacts.

• Do not deform or open the battery.

• Do not immerse the battery in water or dispose of the battery in a fire.

• Keep your battery attached to the phone even when discharged to avoid losing your settings,

and your back up battery for the clock in the phone will last longer.

• The b att ery should be recharged at or near room temperature. If the temperature is lower

than 0°C (32°F) or higher than 45°C (113 °F), the battery ic on flashes which means that the battery cannot be recharged.

Safety and security

Responsibility

Your are re sponsible for yo ur GSM. Car eles s handlin g of the p hone can r esult in harm t o others and dama ge to the pho ne itself. To avoid such problem s, read and follow all the sec urity instructions presented here and make them known to anyone borrowing your phone. To prevent unauthorised use of your phone:

• Keep your phone in a safe place and keep it out of smal l childre n’s reach.

• Avoid writing down your PIN code. Try to remember it instead.

• Switch off the phone i f you are g oing to leave it un used for a long time.

• Use the Security menu (s ee page 37) to ch ange th e secur ity code after pu r chasing the phon e

and to activate cal l restr iction opt ions.

Children

Your cellular phone is not a toy. Keep your phone in a safe place and keep it out of small children’s reach. Children could hurt themselves or othe rs and they may damage the phone.

Respect of local laws and regulations

Cellular phones can interfere with their environment. Consequently, safety rules and regu lations have be e n crea te d . You should enquire about loca l regula tions when you acquire a cellul ar pho ne , and if you wish to us e your p hone while tr avelling , you sh ould find ou t wha t regulations apply in the state or country you are visiting.

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NOTE:

Regulations con cerning ve hicles and aircrafts are particularly stringent. Do not switch on your GSM phone in states or countries where no GSM network is available.

Use while driving

Using your phone and driving at the same time can be dangerous as it lowers your concentration.

• Avoid using your phone while driving, except in an emergency.

• In all cases, you should give your full attention to driving. Pull off the road and park before

using the pho ne whe never possible.

• If you want to use your phone while driving a vehicle, install the hands-free car kit which is

designed for that purpose.

• R e sp e ct the lo cal regula t io ns in co untries where you drive and use your cellular ph o ne .

• Check with your car manufacturer that the electro nic equipment used in your car will not be

affected by the radio energy emitted by your phone.

IMPORT ANT NOT E:

The use of an alarm system to operate a vehicle’s light or horn to indicate incoming phone calls is prohibited on public roads in some countries. Check the local regulations.

ENVIRONMENTAL CARE Please remember to observe the local regulations regarding the disposal of your packaging materials, exhausted batteri es and old phone and where possible promote their recycling.

Philips has marked the battery and packaging with standard symbols designed to promote the recycling and appropriate disposal of your eventual waste.

Battery:

• the crossed- out dustbi n signif ies that the batt ery should not be disposed of with general

household waste.

Packaging:

• the mobius lo op symb ol signifies the labelle d pack ag ing material is recyclable.

• the green point symbol signifies that a financial contribution has been made to

the associated national packaging recovery and recycling system ( France).

• the chasing arr ows symbol on the plastic tray and plastic bag indicate that the materials

are recyclable and also identifies the plastic material.

Precautions

EcoEmballage in

e.g.

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Maintenance

Your phone will give you years of trouble-free service if you give it a little care and attention.

Look after it carefully, keep it clean and dry, and regularly discharge and charge the batteries.

Looking after your phone

Your phone is a highly sophisticated electronic device. Treat it with care.

• Store it in a clea n, dust free place. Its moving parts can be damaged by dust.

• Keep it out of hot areas. High temperatures can shorten the life of electronic components, or batteries, and warp or melt certain plastics.

• Do not try to open the phone. If it is not working properly, call the Helpline.

• Use only the manufacturer’s genuine accessories, battery and chargers.

•

Treat the phone gently and avoid dropping, k nocking or shak ing it.

• Keep the phone and accessories out of the reach of small children.

• Keep the phone dry and do not use harsh chemicals (such as solvents or detergents) to clean it. To clean the phone, wipe it with a soft cloth slightly dampened with a mild soap-and-water solution.

• Always let your battery discharge completely before recharging it.

• If y our mobile is damp, switch it off, remove the battery(see page 12) and let them dry during 24hrs before using it again.

Efficient use of your phone

Your phone has been developed to provide you with outstanding ba ttery performance, at 155 minutes of talk time and app roxim a t e ly 20 0 h ou r s of sta n d by ti me w i th th e Sli m b a ttery.

Placing and receiving calls consumes the same amount of battery energy. However, the mobile consumes less energy in the idle scr een when kept in the same place. When in idle screen and while you are moving, your phone consumes energy to transmit updated location information to the network. Setting the backlight for a shorter period of time as well as efficiently na vigating (or a v oid ing unne ces sary na v iga ting ) in t he men us will a ls o help t o save the ba tte ry’s ener gy for longe r phoning and stand- by performa nces.

Fixed bars indicate an approximate level of usable energy already charged in the battery. The remaining bars that are not fully charged continue scrolling during the charge process.

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Troubleshooting

Problem Solution

The displ ay shows

BLOCKED

switch on . The

are not displayed.

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

Your phone d o e s not go to idle screen.

When charging your mobile phone, the battery icon is empty and flashing.

Flashing of the backlight and the ba tt e ry fixed icon. A continuous alert beep is emitted and the message

when you

and s symbols

Accessory not compatible. Please unplug

displaye d on the screen.

Somebody tried to use your phone but didn’t know the PIN code nor the unbl oc king code (PU K). Cont ac t you r 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 the network coverage area. Try from another place or contact your network ope ra tor for assistance or information about the network.

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

• Either press and hold .

• Or switch off the phone, check that the SIM card and the batte ry are installed correctly, and switch it on again.

When your battery is too low or when the temperature is out of the ra ng e (0 to 45°C), the battery cannot be charged. Move your phone to a place where the temperature is in the range and wait a few minutes before re-charging.

Unplug the charger and use a Philips Authentic Accessory.

After switching on your phone, the SIM lock code is required.

Your phone d o e s not work well in your car.

Your phone is configured to work only with your service provider’s SIM card. Please contact your service prov ide r to get further informations.

A car contains some metallic parts that absorb electromagnetic waves which can affect the phone’s performanc e. A car kit is avai lable to pro vide you wi th an external antenna and enables you to phone without handling the handset. It i s strongl y advised, however, to check with local authorities if you are allowed to phone while drivin g.

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Problem Solution

Differ e nce betwee n a long press and a short press on n umeric keypad.

The time and the date are reset.

Your phone d o e s not display the phone number of incoming calls.

When attempting to use a feature in the menu, the mob ile displays

allowed

When trying to send a message.

Your phone d o e s not switch on .

not

A short press displa ys the number written on the key. A long press (at least one second) c ould either activate a Hotkey (See Hotk ey s page 41) or a special character

(such as Your mobile phone con ta ins a small bat te ry called the

« back up battery » which is charged by your main battery. If you unplug the main battery, the back-up battery can supply the clock with enough energy for approximately 7 hour s, if it is fully cha r ge d. To set time and date, see page 39.

This feature is network dependent. The network, therefore, may not send the caller’s number to your mobile and the phone will display that this feature is network de pendent. Please contac t your operator to get further information.

Many features are network dependent. They are only available, therefore, if the network or your subscription supports them. Please contact your subscription provider for m ore infor m a tio n .

Some networks do not allow message exchanges with other networks. Please c ontact your subscriptio n provider for m ore infor m a tio n .

Remove the battery (see page 12). Check that b oth the contacts of the phone and those of the battery are not damaged. Plug in the battery, making sure that it is fitted securely (see page 3). Charge the mobile until the battery icon h as stop ped flas hing . The n unpl ug f r om the charger and try to switch the mobile on.

for a long pr e ss on the key).

Call 1

. Please note

You are uncertai n that you are properly receiving calls on your mobile.

The display shows

FAILURE

The displ ay shows

IMSI FAILURE

The displ ay shows

SIM

insert your SIM card

Make sure the featur e of « conditional call forward» as described on page 43 is deactivated if y ou wish to receive your calls. This networ k depen d ent f eature may

display the following icons: . Your SIM card may be damaged. Please contact your

network ope rator.

This problem is related to your sub scrip t ion . P lea se contact your network operator.

Check that the SIM card has been inserted in the right position (see page 3). If the pr oblem remains, your SIM card might be damaged. Please contact your network operator.

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Philips Authentic Accessories

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

BATTERIES Slim Battery:

• A Light weight power pack-easy to insert and go.

• Powerful Lithium Ion battery delivers at least 155 mins of talk time or 9 days of standby time*.

BIX 158/P 9911 240 33029

Vibra Batter y

• Silent vibrati on a lerts you to incoming calls.

• Powerful Lithium Ion battery delivers at least 230 mins of talk time or 14 days of standby time*.

*Talk and standby time are net wo rk and usage

depende nt, diff erences between networks may exist.

CHARGERS Cigarette Lighter Adapter

12-24V

• Charges the Bat tery while you use the phone.

• P l ugs into virtually any vehicle power outle t .

• Allows you to make an essential call if your battery is out of power.

BVX151/P 9911 240 33032

CKLR 12/P 9911 240 34118

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CHARGERS Fast Travel Charger

90-240V

• Charges your battery wh erever ther e is an AC outlet.

• Small enough to carry in a briefcase or handbag.

• Charging time between 75 and 120 minutes*.

Europe : ACSR 12/P 9911 240 30042

T a iwan/USA : ACTR 12/P 9911 240 30043

UK : ACUB 12/P 9911 240 30044

Australia : ACAR 12/P 9911 240 30045

Desktop Charge r 90 – 240 V

• Compact and convenient solution to charging your phone and spare battery.

• Compatible with Ph ilip s A ut h ent ic Fast Travel Charger and Cigarette Lighter Adapter.

• Charges th e batteri es between 75 and 120 minutes*

NOTE

Approximate times depending upon battery type and usage.

HANDS-FR EE K IT Deluxe Hands-Free Car Kit

• Full duplex hands-free car kit des igned and engineered for convenie nt and safe handsfree use.

• Features: Philips Authentic Cradle with built in Fax/Dat a Por t, Voice recognition, Au to V olume Control, Auto Answer , Radio Mute, Additional Ringer Melodies and Privacy Mode (with optional handset).

DTEX15/P 9911 240 35136

CKFX 15/P 9911 240 34422

NOTE

In certain countries, telephoning while driving is prohibited. For safe and trouble free installation, we recomme nd that speci alized techni c ian s in s ta ll Hands-Free Car Kits.

Philips Authentic Accessories

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HANDS-FR EE K IT Easy Hands-Free Car Kit

• Complete hands - f ree solution with an advanced designed speaker and microphone.

• E a sy to inst a ll - simply pl ug in to the vehic le power out let.

• Fea t ures : Philips A ut h ent ic Pho n e Cra dle, Volume and Privacy mode and Battery Charger.

CKHX 15/P 9911 240 34421

Hands-Free Headset

• Use your phone und er almost an y cond ition with this hand s-free very mobile solu tion.

• You can talk hands-free whether you’re at home, in the off ice or on the move.

Deluxe Hands-Fr ee Headset

• Provides the same features as the HandsFree Headset.

• Additional In line answer button offers y ou a simplified alternative to search for the phone keypad : you answer an incoming call just by pr essing the button and in idle mode a long press on it activates the voice dial.

CARRY POUCH WITH BELT CLIP

• Protects your phone from nicks and scratches.

• Click-Lock belt clip makes your phone secur e and easy to carry.

• Expandable to accommodate Vibra or Slim Batteries.

HSSR 12/P 9911 241 30017

HSSX 15/P 9911 241 30018

CBXX 15/P 9911 240 37026

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SINGLE DATA CARD

• When connected to a Phil ips mobile phone, the Single Data Card allows you to send faxes, SMS messages and access data communications facilities on mobile networks.

To maximize the performance of your phone and not void the warranty, always purchase Philips Authenti c A ccessories that are s pec ia lly de s i gn e d for u se with your phone . P h ilip s C o ns u mer Communications cannot be held liable for any damage due to use with non authorised accessories.

Ask for Philips Authentic Accessories where you purchased your Philips Phone.

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Index

accessories 23, 40 accumulated call timers 22, 31 accumulated cost 22, 31 activating car kit command 40 activating network services 42 advance d menu 23, 40 alarm clo ck 10, 22, 32 alarm system 52 animation 23, 36 answering a call 16 answering a second call 48 answering a third call 48 antenna 8 any key an swer 23, 44 auto answ e r 23, 40 auto answer option 40 auto redial option 43 auto save option 28 auto sa ve SMS 22, 28 auto switch off 23, 40 autonomy 23, 45 autonomy quick setting 45 autoredial 23, 43

backlig ht 23, 43 backlight setting 36 battery

charging 13 fitting 3 low alert 36 removing 12 safety 51

battery low alert 22, 36 blasting areas 53 brick Gam e 22, 33 broadcast messages 28 broadcast reception option 28 broadcas t SMS 22, 28

C key 4, 8 calculator 22, 32 call barring 23, 38 call counters 22, 31

call forward 23, 43 call forwarding 43 call list 22, 29 call restriction 37 call settings 23, 42 call waiting 23, 44 caller I D 23, 44 caller identification option 44 calling

from the Call list 29 from the keypad 16 from the Names list 6

car 23, 45 car kit command 23, 40 car kit functions 34, 40 car melodies 23, 40 car quick setting 45 carry pouch with belt c lip 58 cell broa dcast messages 28 change codes 23, 38 character entry 8 character table 15 charge rat e 31 cigarette ligh ter adapter 56 clear key 8 clock display 23, 39 close user group 38 conference call 49 contrast 23, 37 convert from Euros 22, 32 convert into Euro 22, 32

date setting 39 day view 22, 30 deleting a message 27 deleting Names list entries 24 deliver y report 22, 28 deluxe hands-free car kit 57 deluxe he adset 58 desktop charger 57 dialling res tric tio ns 37 display 23, 36 diverting calls 43 driving a vehicle 52 DTMF tones 46

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earpiece 8 earpiece volume 19 easy hands-free car kit 58 emergency call 14 emotion ico ns 26 entering characters 8, 15 entering phone numbers 4 events 22, 29 extra options menu 31 extras 22, 31

fast travel charger 57 fax number tag 37 FDN 37 flash dialling 24 forwarding calls 43 full duplex hands-free car kit 57

game 31 GSM strings 46

hands-free car kit 57 headset 23, 34, 58 headset quick setting 45 holding a call 47 home network 7 hotkeys 23, 41

functions 41 programming 41

how to enter a text or a number 15

icons 5 idle mode 15 in-call options 18 in-call symbols 49 incoming call 16 info at call end 22, 31 inserting SIM card 3 international dialling 16

key tones 22, 35 key tones setting 35 keypad description 8 keypad lo ck 23, 37 keypad unlock 20

language 23, 39 language se tting 39 last call info 31 last call information 22, 31 leat her pouch 58 LED 4, 8 lithiu m ion battery 56 local laws and regulat i on s 51 locking the keypad 20 low battery alert 36 lower case 15

mailbox No 22, 28 mailbox number 28 maintenance 53 making a c all 16 making a second call 47 medical equipment 50 meeting 23, 45 meeting quick setting 45 menu

navigation 22

menu type 23, 39 menus

advanced 40 simple 39

messages 22, 25

add icon 26 auto save 28 cell broa dcast 28 centre 27 delivery report 28 forward 27 reading 27 replying 25 save 26 sending 25 sending your centre number 27 signature 27 standard 25 storing 28 validity period 28 writing 25

microphone 8 minute beep 22, 35 missed call 16 mobile number 25 modifying a Names list entr y 24 modifying the PIN code 37 modifying the PIN2 code 37 month view 22, 30 muting a call 19

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names 22, 24 Names list

add a flash dial 24 add a voice tag 18 adding an entry 24 call list 29 calling from 6 consulting 24 copying from the call list 29 deleting an entry 25 finding an entry 24, 25 modifying an entry 24, 25 sending a SMS from 24

network 23, 42 network menu 42 network registration 42 new SMS tone 22, 36 normal 23, 45 norma l qu i c k se tt in g 45 notepad 19

on/off butt on 8 organiser 22, 29

adding events 29 day 30 deleting an entry 30 events 29 modifying events 30 month 30 week 30

organiser alerts 22, 36 outdoors 23, 45 outdoors quick setting 45 own number 21

pause characters 47 personalise your pho ne 34 Pilot Key 5 PIN code 4, 11 PIN code modifying 37 PIN code protection option 38 PIN protection 23, 38 PIN2 code 7 PIN2 code modifying 37 preferred networks 23, 42 preferred networks list 42 programming Hot key s 41 public names 23, 37 public names option 37 PUK code 7 PUK2 code 7

quick settings 23, 45

autonomy 45 car 45 headset 45 meeting 45 normal 45 outdoors 45 silence 45

radio mute 57 radio wave safety 50 read SMS 22, 27 reading your messages 27 redial from Call list 17 redialling last number 17 register again 23, 42 registering to a network 8 reminder 16 repeat op tion 30 reply from Call list 17 reply path 22, 28 replying to a message 27 restric ted dialling 7, 37 ringer 21, 22 ringer type setting 34 ringer volume 22, 34 ringer volume setting 34 roaming 7

safe ty information 51 screen animation 36 security 23, 37 security in general 51 security menu 37 semitones 35 send SMS 22, 25 sending a message 25 set date 23, 39 set time 23, 39 setting s 22, 34 settings menu 34 shortcuts

to the Names list 24

signature 22, 27 silence quick setting 45 silent 23, 45 silent ringer 21 SIM card 3 simple menu 23, 39

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slim battery 13 SMS 7, 25 SMS centre 22, 27 SMS settings 22, 27 SOS call 14 sounds 22, 34 spare batteries 57 speakers 23, 40 storing a message 28 storing a name 24 storing a number 24 storing a number from the Call list 29 switching on/off 8 symbols 10

table of characters 15 table of emotion icons 26 tag

data number 43 fax number 43 voice number 43

text entry 15 time and date 23, 39 time setting 39 timers 31 to do 30 troubleshooting 54

wait characters 46 warranty 59 week view 22, 30 writing a message 25

zoom 34 zoom on/off 23, 36

unlocking the keypad 20 unmuting a call 19 upper case 15

validity period 22, 28 Vibra Battery 13 vibrator 22, 36 vibrator optio n 21 voice dialling 18 voice keys 23, 40 voice mail messages 25 voice mail option 28 voice memo 22, 32 voice tag

assigning 40 changing 40 deleting 40

volume co nt rol

automatic 57 earpiece 19 ringer 34

volume keys 8

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