Samsung SCH-1900 User Manual

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Intellectual Property

Intellectual Property.All Intellectual Property,as defined below,owned by or which is otherwise the property of Samsung or its suppliers relating to the PCS phone,including but not limited to,accessories,parts or softwar e relating thereto (the Phone System),is proprietary to federal laws and state laws,and international treaty provisions. Intellectual Property includes,but is not limited to,inventions (patentable or unpatentable),patents,trade secrets,copyrights,software,computer programs,and related documentation and other works of authorship. You may not infringe or otherwise violate the rights secured by the Intellectual Property.Moreover, you agree you will not (and will not attempt to) modify,prepare derivative works of,reverse engineer,decompile,disassemble,or otherwise attempt to create source code from the software.No title to or ownership in the Intellectual Property is transferred to you. All applicable rights of the Intellectual Property shall remain with Samsung and its suppliers.

Samsung Telecommunications America, Inc. Headquarters

1130 E.Arapaho Road Richardson,Texas 75081 Phone:(972) 761-7000 FAX:(972) 761-7001

Samsung Telecommunications America, Inc. Customer Care Center

1601 E.Plano Parkway,Suite 150 Plano,Texas 75074 Phone:(972) 761-7500 Phone:(888) 987-4357 FAX:(972) 761-7501

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Samsung

SCH-1910

CDMA PCS Digital Phone

Owners Manual

Operating Instructions:Before operating phone,please read this

manual thoroughly.Keep it for future reference.

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Getting Started 1

Unpacking Your Consumer Package 2 Phone–Basic Description 3 Battery Installation 7 Installing the Standard Battery 7 Battery Charge Indicator 8 Charging Your Battery 9 Rapid Desktop Charger with Conditioner 9 Using the Conditioner Cycle 10 Using the Phone–Basic Funcitons 11 Menu Structure 11 Placing a Call 13 Recieving a Call 13 Ending a Call 13 Correcting a Misdialed Number 13 Redialing a Number 13 Call Waiting 14 Disabling Call Waiting 14 Call Forwarding 15 Three–Way Calling 15

Chapter 2: Using Your Phone 17

The Internal Phone Book 18 Storing a Phone Number 18 Storing Numbers Shortcuts 19 Confidential Numbers 19 Entering Names 20 Correcting Mistakes 20 Recalling Stored Numbers 20 Erasing Phone Numbers 21

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Dialing from the Internal Phone Book 22 Prepending Stored Phone Numbers 23 Caller ID 24 Memory Locations 25 One–Touch Dialing 25 Two–Touch Dialing 25 Customizing Your Phone’s Features 26 Setting Ringer Type 26 Setting Ringer Volume 26 Setting Key Tone Volume 27 Setting Message Ring Frequency 27 Setting Up Your Greeting 27 Obtaining Numeric Characters 28 Setting Up Audible Alerts 28 Set Up 28 Backlighting 29 Displaying Your Phone Number 29

Chapter 3: Advanced Features 31

Call Logs & Tracking Calls 32 Checking Airtime 33 Last Call Airtime 33 Total Airtime 33 Erase Total Airtime 33 Entering & Storing a Hard Pause 34 Using the Hard Pause 35 Phone Security 35 Lock Code 36 Locking the Phone 36 Restricting Your Phone Book 36 Restricting Incoming/Outgoing Calls 37 Changing the Lock Code 38

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Storing Emergency Phone Numbers 38 Entering Emergency Numbers 38 Dialing When the Phone is Locked 39 Voice Mail 40

Chapter 4: Special PCS Functions 41

Defining In Use Menu 42 KeyGuard 42 Ring Tone Mute 43 Any Key Answer Features 43 True Alpha Search and Sort 43 Shortcut Keys/Menu Navigation 44 Optional PCS Phone Accessories 45 Phone Specifications 48

Appendix 49

Battery Care and Maintenance 50 Caring for Your Batteries 50 Disposal of Your Batteries 51 Recycling Nickel Metal Hydride Batteries 51 Troubleshooting 52 Common Questions 53 Important Saftey Instructions 56

Glossary of Terms 59

Index 63

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List of Tables

Table 1: Key Functions 4 Table 2: Icon Functions 6 Table 3: Battery Specifications 8 Table 4: In Use Menu 11 Table 5: Menu Structure 12 Table 6: Dialing Shortcuts 25 Table 7: Specifications 48 Table 8: Storage Temperatures 50

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Introduction

Using Your PCS Phone

The Samsung PCS phone is based on the latest CDMA digital technology.It is used the same way as other wireless portable phones.You will notice the sound and tone quality is clearer.

The Samsung CDMA PCS Phone

Congratulations on the purchase of your new Samsung CDMA PCS Phone which uses the latest CDMA technology.

The PCS phone is easy to use. Among its fe a t u res and functions are :

• Large Five-Line LCD

• Three-Line,12-Character, Alphanumeric Display

• Two Icon Lines

• 99 Alphanumeric Memory Locations

• Caller ID

• Last Nine Numbers Redial

• Short Message Service (SMS)

• Call Restriction

• Power Save Mode

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Getting Started

Unpacking Your Consumer Package

Phone–Basic Description

Battery Installation

Charging Your Battery

Using the Phone–Basic Functions

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Unpacking Your Consumer Package

Upon unpacking your Samsung PCS phone, you should find the following components:

• PCS Phone

• Standard NiMH Battery

• Rapid Desktop Charger

• Owner’s Manual

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Phone – Basic Description

The Samsung PCS phone has a number of function keys and controls that activate all features available on the phone. The indicators and controls are described in this section.

1.Red Light

2.Volume Control

3.Send key

4.Scrolling keys

5.Power key

(not actual size)

6.Clear key

7.Microphone

8.Store key

9.Menu key

10.Message key

11.End key

12.LCD

13. Antenna

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signal

strength

paging,

text or

voicemail

phone

lock

ringer off

battery

strength

Figure 1: LCD Display (example only)

The display icons described match the displayed icons on the LCD display when you first power up the phone.

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Table 2: Icon Functions

Image Icon Name Description/Function

SVC

NOSVC

IN USE ROAM

Signal Measures your current real-

Service Indicates that you are inside a

No Service

In Use Indicates that a call is in Roaming Indicates the phone is outside Battery Indicates the level of your

Message Flashes when you have a page,

Lock Displayed when the phone is

Ringer Ringer off Banner A personalized 12 character

time signal strength. The more bars there are, the stronger the signal.

service area and can make a call with your phone.

Indicates that you are outside a service area and cannot make a call with your phone.

progress.

of its home service area.

battery charge. The more bars you see, the more power you have left. When the charge is low, the icon blinks and an alert tone sounds.

text message or voicemail message.

locked. You must enter your four-digit lock code to unlock the phone.

greeting available on the display that announces the label at power up and in standby mode.

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Battery Installation

Your new PCS Phone comes with a rechargeable battery that is partially charged so you can use it immediately after you activate with your PCS carrier. The phone and the battery are not initially attached. To use the phone battery the first time,install the batter y according to the instructions below. Use the phone until the battery icon in the display window flashes or until the phone turns itself off.

Installing the Standard Battery

1. Hold the battery,with the label facing down,making sure the metal contacts at the base of the battery line up with the metal contacts on the base of the phone.

2. Place the battery on the back of the phone with the top of the battery about a quarter of an inch from the latch.

3. Gently slide the battery toward the top of the phone until it snaps into place.

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Battery Charge Indicator

The display icon (in the lower right corner of the phone’s display window) tells you the status of the battery’s charge.As the battery charge level goes down,sections of the battery icon disappear.When the battery charge level is extremely low,the battery icon will blink and a tone will sound.

When the battery is completely discharged,a tone will sound and the phone will turn off automatically.Watch the indicator to be sure the battery charge is at an acceptable level.

If your battery seems to be losing its charge rapidly,it may need to be conditioned.This is done by using the Conditioner feature of the Samsung Rapid Desktop Charger.(See “Using the Conditioner Cycle”on page 10.)

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Charging Your Battery

Rapid Desktop Charger with Conditioner

1. Insert the battery (with the phone attached) into the front compartment.

2. Insert a second (or spare) battery into the back compartment,if you wish to charge the two batteries sequentially. The battery in the front compartment will charge first.

The Front Compartment is used for charging a battery with the phone attached.

The Back Compartment is used for charging an unattached battery and/or conditioning the battery.

A Red Light on the charger means the battery is being charged. A green light means the battery is at least 90% charged.

If the standard battery is completely discharged,it will fully recharge in approximately two hours.(The extended battery takes up to three hours to fully recharge.)

If you leave the power on your phone turned ON while it is in the charger,it will take longer to recharge the battery.It will not harm the battery to remain in the charger once it is fully charged.

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Using the Conditioner Cycle

1. Insert the battery into the back compartment of the Rapid Desktop Charger.

2. Within the first five seconds after inserting the battery,press the Conditioner button on the side of the charger for one full second to begin the conditioning cycle.

3. The LED will change from a solid red to a blinking amber light. This indicates that the battery is discharging.

4. After the battery is completely dischar ged,the LED will change to a solid red,indicating that the discharge cycle is complete and the battery is being charged.

5. The charger will rapidly charge the battery until it is 90% charged.The LED will turn green.The charger will then begin to trickle charge the battery until it is completely charged.

6. After the discharge-charge cycle is complete,the battery has been conditioned.

Note:Use only the Samsung-approved Rapid Desktop Charger and AC Adapter with the Samsung PCS phone.Using the wrong

charger could damage the battery.

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Using the Phone—Basic Features

1. To turn the phone on,press for one full second.The red light flashes,a tone sounds,and the display icons brief ly flash the personal greeting,“SAMSUNG PCS”,and the phone’s number displays momentarily on the LCD.“FINDING SERVICE”appear s while the phone locates service.

2. Once service is located,the Banner shows, for example this service provider:

Samsung PCS 11:30P Jul04 (Refer to page 5 for an example of the LCD.)

3. You can only place and receive calls if the phone’s power is on. When the power is on and you are not talking,the phone is in “Standby Mode.”

4. To turn the phone off,press for one full second. A tone will sound and the display clears.

Menu Structures

The organization of the menu items is determined by the frequency of use. For each menu level,there will be at most 10 sublevels. The labels for each menu do not exceed 10 characters.Each menu item is prefixed by a number from 1 to 7, including 0 for the Keyguard function.Table 5:Menu Structure represents the organization of menus used in the handset. The menu options that contain other menu sub-levels are shown in bold type.

Table 4: In Use Menu

In Use Menu 1: Mute

2: Silent Key

3. Phone Book

4. My Phone # 5: Version 6: Send Tel#

1: Recall by 2: Store

3. Erase

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Table 5: Menu Structure

Main Menu Menu Level 1 Menu Level 2

1: Call Logs 1: Outgoing

2: Phone

Book

3: Sounds 1: Ring Vol

4: Display 1: Backlight

5: Security 1: Lock

6: Alert 1: MinuteBeep 7: Setup 1: AutoRetry

2: Incoming 3: Erase Logs 4: Air Time 1: Last Call

1: Recall by

2: Store 3: Erase by

2: Key Vol 3: Ring Type 4: MSG Ring

2: My Phone# 3: Greeting 4: Version

2: Restrict

3: Lock Code 4: Emergency

5: ResetPhone 2: Service 2: AnyKeyAns

3: ToneLength

2: Total 3: EraseTotal

1: Name 2: Digits 3: Mem #

1: Name 2: Mem#

1: Phone Book

2: incoming

3: Outgoing 1: <Number1>

2: <Number2> 3: <Number3>

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Placing A Call

1. Be sure the phone is turned on.If display icons appear on the screen,the power is on.There is no dial tone.

2. Enter a phone number (up to 32 digits).

3. Press .You hear tones as the phone dials the number. The display shows the connection, for example (972) 555-1111.

4. At the end of the call,press to disconnect.

Receiving a Call

1. When your phone rings,press to answer.

2. To disconnect at the end of the call,press .Do not turn the power off if you are expecting further calls.

Ending a Call

1. Press to terminate a call.

2. Press again to return to the phone’s GREETING.

Correcting a Misdialed Number

1. If you make a mistake while entering a phone number,press

to erase the number,one digit at a time.

2. Delete the entire number at once by pressing and holding down

until the number disappears or simply press .

3. Re-enter the phone number.

Redialing a Number

1. Press while in Standby Mode.

2. The last nine outgoing numbers will be displayed.

3. S c ro l lt h ro u g ht h e l a s tn i n e nu m b e rs u s i n gt h e s c roll key s .

4. Press to call the displayed number with an arrow by it. To redial the last outgoing call,press ,then press again.

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Call Waiting

While connected in a call and a second call is received,use Call Waiting. A tone sounds when the second call is received.

To use Call Waiting,do the following:

1. To put the first caller on hold,press to speak to the second caller.

2. To switch back to the first caller,press again.

Disabling Call Waiting

Call Waiting can be temporarily disabled for the duration of a specific call. To temporarily disable Call Waiting during a specific call,do the following:

1. Press in this sequence: , , before dialing the number.

2. When the call is ended,Call Waiting will be automatically reactivated.

3. To permanently deactivate Call Waiting,call your service provider by pressing in sequence: , , .

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Call Forwarding

Incoming calls can be forwarded to another number,even if the PCS Phone is turned off.When Call Forwarding is activated, outgoing calls can still be made.

To Activate Call Forwarding

1. Press in sequence: , , .

2. Enter the 10-digit phone number (area code plus phone number) of the forward-to phone number.

3. Press . A tone confirms that Call Forwarding is activated.

Deactivating Call Forwarding

Press in sequence: , , , , .A tone confirms that Call Forwarding has been deactivated.

Three-Way Dialing

Three-Way Calling connects people at three different phone numbers to talk to each other at the same time.This feature is useful for call conferencing.

To Set Up a Three-Way Call:

1. While connected in a call,press to put the first call on hold.

2. Dial the second number and press .

3. Wait until the second call is connected.

4. Press and the three-way call is complete.

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