Samsung SCH-110 User Manual [en, ru]

OWNER'S MANUAL

ELECTRONICS

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CDMA PORTABLE

CELLULAR TELEPHONE

SCH-110

Printed in Korea
'98/03 Rev. 1.1

GH68-60576A

Safety Precautions

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The use of cellular phones in an aircraft:

Turn your phone OFF before boarding
any aircraft.

Use it on the ground only with crew
permission.
Do not use the phone while you are
in the air.

To prevent possible interference with
aircraft systems, Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) regulations require
you to have permission from a crew
member to use your phone while the
plane is on the ground. To prevent
interference with cellular systems, FCC
regulations prohibit cellular phone use
while the plane is in the air.

NEVER use your phone while driving,
even if hands free operation is allowed.
ALWAYS park your vehicle first.

Check the laws and regulations
regarding cellular phone use in the
areas where you drive. In some states
and countries it is illegal to use mobile
and radio telephones while driving.

Turn off the phone at a potentially
explosive atmospheres such as below
deck on boats, fuel or chemical transfer
or storage facilities, and blasting areas.
It is rare but the phone or its
accessories could generate sparks,
which in the above-mentioned areas
could cause an explosion or fire
resulting in bodily injury or even death.

DO NOT use the power adapter if:

The power cord is damaged.
The phone has been dropped or
undergone a shock.

Have an authorized service center
repair the phone. NEVER try to repair
the phone yourself.

Symbols

Press/Push
= Step number

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Important

Contents

Front View of the Phone ................................................................. 6

Rear View of the Phone ................................................................. 7

Display Icons .................................................................................. 8

Preparation

Installing the Battery ................................................................... 9

Removing the Battery .................................................................. 9

Charging the Battery ................................................................. 10

More on Batteries ..................................................................... 14

Checking the Battery Charge Level ........................................... 16

Basic Operation

Turning the Phone On and Off ................................................... 17

Extending the Antenna .............................................................. 18

Making a Call ............................................................................ 19

Prepending a Stored Number .................................................... 20

Receiving Calls .......................................................................... 21

Caller ID Display ........................................................................ 21

Adjusting Volumes .................................................................... 22

Mute .......................................................................................... 24

Choosing the Alert Type ............................................................ 25

Choosing the Alert Tone ........................................................... 26

Last Number Redial ................................................................... 27

The Phone's Internal Phone Book

The Phone's Internal Phone Book .............................................. 30

Storing Numbers in Memory ..................................................... 30

Finding an Empty Memory Location .......................................... 32

Entering Names in Memory ...................................................... 34

Correcting a Name or Number .................................................. 35

Storing Numbers into Numeric Groups ..................................... 36

One-Touch Dialing ..................................................................... 37

Two-Touch Dialing .................................................................... 37

Dialing Confidential Numbers ................................................... 38

Searching for Numbers in Memory ........................................... 39

Erasing a Number in Memory ................................................... 43

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Useful Features

Silent Scratchpad ...................................................................... 45

Sending Your Own Phone Number ........................................... 46

Displaying Your Own Phone Number ........................................ 46

Analog Force Call ...................................................................... 47

Key Lock .................................................................................... 48

Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) Dialing ............................. 49

Tracking Time ............................................................................ 51

Call Reminder Alert ................................................................... 54

Advanced Features

Customizing Your Phone ........................................................... 57

Changing Greeting Message .................................................... 60

Restricting the Use of the Phone ............................................... 61

Locking the Phone ..................................................................... 63

Changing the Lock Code ............................................................ 64

Setting Warning Beeps ............................................................. 65

To Choose NAM ........................................................................ 66

System Selection ...................................................................... 67

System Reset ............................................................................ 68

Optional Features

Call Waiting .............................................................................. 69

Setting Up Three-Way Calling .................................................. 70

Call Forwarding ......................................................................... 71

Message Service ....................................................................... 72

Miscellaneous

Cleaning Your Cellular Phone ................................................... 77

Battery Safety Precautions ....................................................... 78

Accessories ............................................................................... 80

Troubleshooting ........................................................................ 82

Display Messages ..................................................................... 85

Summary ................................................................................... 86

Menu Tree ................................................................................. 91

MiscellaneousAdvanced FeaturesPreparation Basic Operation Optional FeaturesThe Phone's ... Useful Features

Front View of the Phone Rear View of the Phone

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Strap hole

Receiving lamp

Buzzer

Microphone

Volume buttons (

)
These buttons are also used
to scroll option menu

Antenna

Speaker

Display

SEND: Places the call after the

number has been entered

CLR: Clears messages on LCD

END: Ends a call

Number keypad

: Scrolls option menu

MENU: Helps access special

features

: Lets you listen to voicemails

or read text messages

: Prevents mis-operation due

to unwanted-key press

PWR: Turns power on and off

STO: Stores names and numbers

in memory

RCL: Recalls stored memory

entries

Battery release button

Battery

Battery terminals

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Display Icons

FMINUSE NO ROAM CDMASVC

CDMA

CDMA

Preparation

Installing the Battery

1. Align the charged battery by resting
it on the back of the phone with the

displays the dialed
numbers and the
current status

battery terminals pointing
downwards. Place the top of the
battery about 1/2 inch from the top
edge of the battery opening.

INUSE

NOSVC

SVC

ROAM

Blinks while your phone selects a channel
and lights up when the line is connected.

NOSVC: No service area
SVC: Service area

Lights up when your phone is out of the
home area.

CDMA: Digital mode (Analog mode
while this indication disappears)

Indicates the signal strength by the
number of bars.

Displays the battery charge level status
with the number of blocks.

Indicates you have voicemail or text
messages.

Reminds you that you have set the Alert
Type to LAMP and will not hear the
phone ring with incoming calls.

Displays as a reminder that you have set
the Call Reminder Alert.

2. Slide the battery upwards until it
firmly clicks into position.

Your phone is now ready to use.

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Removing the Battery

To remove the battery, press the
battery release button while sliding
the battery out of position.

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Preparation

Charging the Battery

When you purchase this phone, the battery is not fully
charged. Please charge the battery fully before you
operate your phone.

To Use the Normal Charger

Preparation

1. Plug the AC/DC adapter into the rear
of the charger.

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2. Plug the AC/DC adapter into an
appropriate wall socket.

3. Remove the battery from the phone
and place it in the rear compartment

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of the charger.

4. If you do not wish to use your phone
while charging the battery, you can
leave the battery attached to the
phone. Place the phone with the
battery attached in the front
compartment of charger with the
keypad facing forward.

Notes:

It is normal for the battery to become warm during charging.

When both the front and rear slots are occupied, the front slot
charges first.

When the temperature is too high or low, the charge lamp
turns to yellow and the battery is in Standby mode until the
temperature returns to normal (5

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C ~ 35oC, 41oF ~ 95oF).

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Preparation

Using the Travel Charger

Preparation

Using the Cigarette Lighter Adapter

To use the travel battery charger, proceed as follows.

Note: Travel charger is available for USA user only.

1. Remove the battery from the rear of
the phone.

2. Attach the battery to the travel
charger by:

Aligning it with the charger.

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Sliding it upwards until it clicks
into place.

3. Plug the travel battery charger into a
110 volt wall socket.

The cigarette lighter adapter enables you to power your
phone directly from your car battery, saving the power in
the battery for portable use.

1. Plug the cigarette lighter adapter into
the connector on the base of the
phone.

2. Plug the other end of the cigarette
lighter adapter into the cigarette
lighter outlet on your vehicle
dashboard.

4. Let the battery charge for about 3
hours for a standard battery or 6
hours for an extended battery.

Note: It is normal for the battery to
become warm during charging. See
page 78 for important 'Battery
Safety Precautions' related to using
your Samsung Cellular phone.

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Preparation

More on Batteries

Preparation

The lamp color indicates the charging status as follows.

Status

Slot

Front Red Green Yellow

Rear Red Green YellowYellow

The full charging time is different according to the battery type as
follows.

Battery

Time

Note: The battery charger has two charging compartments. The
front compartment can hold a phone with the battery attached.
The back compartment holds a battery only.

If both the front and rear slots are occupied, the charging
time may be longer.
When both the front and rear slots are occupied, the front
slot charges first.
It is normal for the battery pack to become warm during
charging.

Charging Completed Discharging

Standby

--

Standard Extended

about 2 hours about 3 hours

Yellow

(Blink)

Abnormal

temperature

Battery Memory Effect

If the battery seems to lose its charge quickly, this may be
caused by what is known as Memory Effect. You can erase the
Memory Effect by charging and discharging the battery
completely 2 or 3 times.

If you want to discharge the battery to erase the Memory Effect,
push the side button for one second within 20 seconds after
inserting the battery into rear pocket. (It is only available for the
rear pocket of the charger.)

Result:

A corresponding LED blinks yellow while the battery is
discharged and the LED turns from yellow to red when the
battery is fully discharged. When the battery is fully charged, the
LED turns from red to green

To keep the battery at the optimum condition, it is recommended
to fully discharge the battery once in every two weeks.

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Preparation

Checking the Battery Charge Level

Turning the Phone On and Off

The battery charge level is displayed at the left corner of
the display.

The number of blocks represents the
battery charge level.

Example:

Battery fully charged
Battery low

When the battery drops to an extremely
low level, the phone beeps and the
battery icon turns to .

Notes:

When the battery is low, the display backlight lamp does not
light, even when keypad keys are pressed.
When the power in the battery is completely gone, a warning
tone sounds three times and the power cuts off.

You can only place and receive calls if the phone is
turned on. When the phone is turned on but you are not
talking on it, it is in the 'Standby mode'. The phone must
be in the Standby mode for it to ring on incoming calls.
In the Standby mode, battery power is being used
although not as rapidly as when you are talking on the
phone.

1.To turn on the phone, press and hold

PWR.

Result:

The phone

beeps

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displays the greeting message,
your phone number, and current
time (In CDMA mode).

When the message '

READY' is
displayed, you can place and receive
calls.

Note: If the phone is locked, the
message 'READY' is replaced by
'LOCKED'. To unlock the phone,
enter your lock code. (For details
on lock codes, see page 63.
'Locking the phone.')

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2. To turn off the phone, press PWR

until you hear a beep tone.

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Extending the Antenna

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For best performance, extend the antenna fully when you
use the phone.

Basic Operation

Making a Call

1. Turn the power on.

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1. Grasp the knob on the end of the

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antenna and carefully pull the
antenna out to its full extension.

Result:

Reception quality is

2. Enter the desired telephone number,
including the area code.

improved.

2. When you have finished the call,
push the antenna back in.

3. If you make a mistake:

Press CLR once or more until
the incorrect digit or digits are
cleared.
Continue entering your number.

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To clear the whole number, press
and hold CLR.

Note: The signal strength is
indicated on the display:

Strong signal
Weak signal

4. When you have entered the whole

number, press SEND.

Result:

The INUSE indicator is
displayed.

5. When the party you are calling
answers, the timer begins and the
call time appears in the upper right
corner of the display. (For further
details, see 'Call Time Display' under
'Customizing Your Phone' on page

58.)

Making a Call, continued on next page.

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Receiving Calls

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6. When you have finished the call,

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press END.

Note: If your party does not answer your call, INUSE flickers

and 'REDIAL' appears on the display. Your phone is
automatically redialing the number. When the call is connected
using automatic redialing, the phone rings once to alert you so
that you may begin the conversation. If you do not want the
number to be redialed, press END.

Prepending a Stored Number

Prepend is used if you are out of your home system
and need to add the area code to an existing phone
book number. When a number stored into
phonebook appears in the display, you can make
additions to the beginning of the original number.
However, you can't edit the original number during
prepend.

To Prepend a Number

Your phone will ring only if the phone is turned on.
If you are expecting a call, turn your phone on.

Note: When the phone is turned on, battery power is being
used even if you are not talking on it.

1. When there is an incoming call, the
phone rings.

Note: You can choose the alert
type; bell or lamp. For details, see
page 25.

2. To answer the call, press any button
except PWR.

3. Begin the conversation.

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4. When you have finished the call,

press END.

Note: If 'Restrict Incoming Call '
feature (see page 61) is activated
and there is an incoming call, the
message 'PAGE RESTRICTED'
is displayed and you can not
answer the call.

Basic Operation

1. Recall a number in memory.

CDMASVC

2. Press any digits. Digits entered will be
inserted before the recalled number.

3. Press SEND to dial the new, longer
number.

Prepending

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Caller ID Display

Caller ID is a feature available on your phone which
helps you know who is calling by displaying the
caller's number when the phone rings. If the caller's
name and number are stored in your phone's
memory, the caller's name will also be displayed.
Contact your service provider to activate this
feature.

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Adjusting Volumes

Key Volume

CDMASVC

Voice Volume

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You can adjust the volume of the sounds generated
on your phone by using the volume buttons (

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on the left side of the phone.

Keytone Volume

This function is only available in Standby mode.

Press or until you reach the
desired volume level. The volume can
be adjusted up to 9 levels.

Result:

You can see the volume level

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you chose in the display.

Voice Volume

This function is only available during a telephone conversation.

Press or until you reach the
desired volume level. The volume can
be adjusted up to 8 levels.

Result:

You can see the volume level

you chose in the display.

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Alert Volume

This function is only available in Standby mode.

Basic Operation

1. Press MENU.

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2. Press 2 on the keypad.

3. Press 3 to select 'Alert Vol.'

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4. Press the or volume button on
the left side of the phone until you
reach the desired volume level. The

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volume can be adjusted up to 8
levels.

Result:

You can see the volume level

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you chose in the display.

Alert Volume

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CDMASVC

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MUTE

INUSE CDMASVC

LAMP

Alert Type

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Choosing the Alert Type

This feature allows you to mute the phone's
microphone, so that the listener cannot hear you or

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anything happening at your end.

This function is only available during a telephone conversation.

1. Press MENU while you are on the

phone.

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2. Press 2 on the keypad.

The message 'MUTE' is

Result:

displayed. The person you're talking
to can no longer hear you, but you
can hear your correspondent.

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3. Press MENU and 2 again when you

wish to resume the conversation
with the first party.

Result:

The message 'MUTE'
disappears on the display and you
can speak with your party.

You can choose from two alert types that inform you
of an incoming call: a bell or a lamp.

1. Press MENU.

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2. Press 2 to select 'Alert Sel'.

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3. Press 1 to select 'Alert Type'. Press

or until the desired alert type is

displayed.

BELL : The bell sounds and the
receiving lamp flickers.
LAMP : The receiving lamp
flickers.

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Note: When lamp is chosen,
appears in the display as a
reminder that you will not hear
an alert when you receive a call.

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4. Press STO to store your selection.

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Note: When you use the hands-free kit, you cannot choose the
LAMP indicator.

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Choosing the Alert Tone

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Last Number Redial

When you choose BELL as your alert type, you can
choose from nine different alert tones.

Basic Operation

1. Press MENU.

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2. Press 2 to select 'Alert Sel'.

3. Press 2 to select 'Alert Tone'. Press

or until the desired alert type is

displayed.

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Alert Tone

Select 2

4. Press or repeatedly until you
find the desired type of alert tone.

5. Press STO.

Your phone's memory stores the phone numbers of
the last 10 outgoing calls and the last 10 incoming
calls. You can display these numbers and use them
to automatically redial a number recently called or
return a call recently received.

Redialing Outgoing Calls

1. Press SEND in Standby mode.

The last number, date and

Result:

time you called are displayed. The
numbers you called are numbered
'OUT0' through 'OUT9'.with the
most recently dialed number being
'OUT0'.

2. Press or until the desired
number is displayed.

3. To... Press...

Redial the number SEND
in the display

Exit this function END

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Notes:

To display a list of recently made calls, you can also press

, 1 in sequence.

MENU, 5

If you want to do during a telephone conversation, you
can press MENU, 4

, 1 in sequence.

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Returning Incoming Calls (Auto-dialing)

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Erasing All Numbers in Redial Memory

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1. Press RCL twice in Standby mode.

The number, date, and time

Result:

of your most recent incoming call is
displayed. The last 10 incoming calls
are numbered 'IN0' through 'IN9'
with the most recent call being
'IN0'.

2. Press or until the desired
number is displayed.

3. To... Press...

Dial the number SEND
in the display

Exit this function END

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 5 to select 'Call Logs'.

3. Press 3 to select 'Erase Logs'.

4. To... Press...

Erase all numbers 1

Erase incoming 2
call numbers

Erase outgoing 3
call numbers

5. Press or :

To... Choose...

Erase the numbers YES

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Cancel erasing NO

Notes:

To display a list of recently received calls, you can also
press MENU, 5

If you want to do during a telephone conversation, you can
press MENU, 4

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, 2 in sequence.

, 2 in sequence or you can press RCL twice.

6. Press STO.

The numbers you have

Result:

chosen will be cleared.

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