Samsung SCH-2500 User Manual

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Intellectual Property

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Samsung

SCH-2500 Series

DUAL-BAND TRI-MODE

DIGITAL TELEPHONE

Owner’s Manual

Please read this manual before operating

the phone,and keep it for future reference.

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ntroduction To Your Samsung 2500 Series Phone

ongratulations on the purchase of your Samsung 2500 Series Phone. sing the latest digital technology,the Samsung 2500

eries Phone operates in a similar manner to other wireless phones,

orth American digital CDMA networks both at 800 MHz and 1900

Hz.

he following features make your Samsung 2500 Series Phone both fun

nd easy to use:

• Phone Book Memory – 199 Locations

• Dual-Band Tri-Mode support for digital and analog networks.The following frequencies and modes are supported:1900 MHz CDMA,800 MHz CDMA,and 800 MHz AMPS.

• One-touch VoiceMail Access

• User Programmable Lock Code

• Short Message Services (SMS) and Voice Mail Notification (VMN)

• 9 Ring Tones,4 Melodies,or Vibrate Alert

• Redial – 10 Numbers

• Outgoing / Incoming Call Logs - 10 Locations Each

• One-Touch dialing - 9 locations (1 through 9)

• Two-Touch dialing - 90 locations (10 through 99)

• Three-Touch dialing - 100 locations (100 through 199)

• Mute Option During Conversation

• Bilingual Menu (English or French)

• Call Restriction Options

How To Use This Manual

Your Samsung 2500 Series Phone Owner’s Manual explains your phone’s operations through easy-to-follow instructions.You’ll find everything you need to know about using your new Samsung 2500 Series Phone right here.

Want to know how many different ways you can place a phone call from this phone? Check out the chapter on Calling Options.Wondering about terms like Roaming and Prepend? There’s a handy Glossary of Terms in the back of this manual.

We’ve also included some important safety information that you should know before using your phone.You’ll find the Safety Considerations in the Appendix.

Still have questions? We’ll be happy to answer them.Just call our Samsung Customer Care Center toll-free at 1.888.987.HELP.

We hope you enjoy using your new Samsung 2500 Series Phone, and thanks for choosing Samsung.

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Table Of Contents

Calling Options 25 Overview of Calling Options 26 Character Entry 27 Alphabetical Character Entry 28 Digit Entry 28 Punctuation Entry 29 Entering a Pause 29 Placing / Answering Calls 30 Placing a Call 30 Answering a Call 30 Ending a Call 30 Automatic Hyphenation 30 Correcting a Misdialed Number 31 Prepend Dialing 31 Missed Call Alert 32 Dropped Call Alert 32 Failed Call Alert 33 Minute Beep 33 Microphone Mute 34 Incoming Call Notification 35 Ringer Options 36 Ring Type Setting for Voice Calls 37 Ring Volume Setting for Voice Calls 37 Ring Tone Mute 38 Ring Type Setting for Message Calls 38 Ring Volume Setting for Message Calls 39 Ring Type Setting for Data/Fax Calls 39 Key Beep Volume Setting 40 Tone Length Setting 40 Alert Options 41 Tracking Calls Through Call Logs 42 Reviewing Airtime 43

Table Of Contents

etting Started 1

escription of Your Samsung PCS Phone 3

creen Display 4 tatus / Aler t Indicators 6

attery Installation,Charging and Care 8

stalling the Battery 8 C20 Travel Charger 9 harging the Battery using the Optional Dual-slot Desktop Charger 10

amsung 2500 Series Battery Charge Indicator 11

apid Charging Using the Dual-Slot Desktop Charger 11 aring for the Battery 11 attery Storage Temperatures 12 attery Disposal and Recycling 12

amsung 2500 Series Phone and Battery Specifications 13

asic Operations of Your Samsung 2500 Series Phone 14

urning on Your Samsung 2500 Series Phone 16

odes of Operation 17

onversation Mode 17

tandby Mode 17 ower Save Mode 17

isplay Options 18 acklight Control 18

wn Phone Number Display 18

ersonal Banner 19 anguage Selection 20

ervice Mode Selection 21

enu Organization 22 ain Menu 22

Use Menu 22

enu Navigation 22 ain Menu Structure 23

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Table Of Contents

Advanced Features 63

Pause Dialing 64 Pause Dialing from a Stored Phone book Entry 64 Manual Pause Dialing 65 Entering and Storing Pauses 60 Security Options 66 Lock Mode 66 Lock Code Setting 67 Locking the Phone 68 Dialing in Lock Mode 69 Call Limiting Options 70 Limiting Calls 70 Resetting the Phone 72 KeyGuard 73 Emergency and Special Numbers 74 Storing Special Numbers 74 Dialing Emergency / Special Numbers 75 Over the Air Ser vice Provisioning (OTASP) 75

Special PCS Features 77

Any Key Answer 78 Three-Way Calling 79 Placing a Three-Way Call 79 Call Waiting 80 Call Forwarding 80 Block Own Number Option 80

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iii

verview of Your Personal Phone Book 46 toring Phone Numbers / Names 47 toring Phone Numbers Shortcut 48 toring Phone Numbers at Call End 48 toring Phone Numbers in Secret Locations 49

hone Book Locations and the Voice Mail Access Key 49

mergency Dialing Using Memory Location Nine 49

inding Entries By Location 50 inding Entries By Name 51

ialing from Your Personal Phone Book 52

emory Dialing Shortcuts 52 rasing Phone Book Entries 53

hort Message Services and Voice Mail 55

verview of Short Message Services and Voice Mail 56 hort Message Memory Capacity 56 hort Message Ringing 56

eviewing Short Messages 57 hort Messages and Lock Mode 57 etting Up Your Voice Mail Box 58

eviewing Voice Mail Messages 58

ne-touch Voice Mail Access 58

eviewing Page and Text Messages 59 hort Message Options 60 rasing Messages 61

isplaying the Time Stamp 62

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Getting Started

Your Consumer Package

Description of Your Samsung 2500 Series Phone

Screen Display

Battery Installation, Charging, and Care

Basic Operations of Your Samsung 2500 Series Phone

Display Options

Serice Mode Selection

Menu Organization

Table Of Contents

enuine Samsung Accessories 81

atteries 82

esktop Charger 82

igarette Lighter Adapter 82

ravel Charger 83

ands-Free Car Kit 83

eather Case 83

and Strap 84

harging Times with Accessories 84

ata and Fax Calling 85

ata and Fax Calling Overview 86

eceiving Fax and Data Calls 86

ppendix 87

roubleshooting 88

aximizing Call Quality 88 aring for the Antenna 88 ommon Questions 89

afety Considerations 91

lossary of Terms 94

ndex 97

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Getting Started

Description of Your Samsung 2500 Series Phone

Function keys and other controls activate the features of your Samsung 2500 Series Phone.The following illustration identifies the function keys,controls,and indicators:

Getting Started

• Samsung 2500 Series Phone with Hand Strap and Travel Charger

• Extended Lithium-Ion Battery

• Owner’s Manual,Quick Reference Card, Accessory Guide,and Warranty card

Samsung SCH-2500

Owner's Manual

1) LED Indicator (calla,messages,power on)

2) Microphone mute button

3) Volume / Scroll buttons

4) LCD screen

5) Menu button

6) Send key

7) Scroll Keys

8) Microphone

9) Active Flip

10) Digit Keys (0 - 9)

11) End/Power key

12) CLR key

13) OK (Store) and Messages key

14) Navigation/Phonebook key

15) Antenna

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Getting Started

Table 1: Key Functions

Press SEND to:

• place and answer calls,

• initiate Three-Way Calling,

• answer a Call Waiting call.

• access your Call Logs (incoming and outgoing) In Standby mode,press SEND twice to redial the last outgoing number.

Press and hold OK/Messages to be connected to your voice mail (contact your carrier for access to this service.) From any menu,press OK/Messages to save menu settings and Phone Book entries. From Standby mode,press OK/Messages to access voice,page and text messages.

Press CLR to:

• Erase one character at a time,

• Return to the previous screen. Press and hold CLR to:

• Erase all entered characters and numbers,

• Return to Standby while viewing menus. Press END / POWER to:

• End a call,

• Exit the current menu,

• Mute the ringer on an incoming call. Press and hold END / POWER to turn the phone on

and off. Press MENU to display menus and scan options.

Press the SCROLL keys or Navigation button to scan menu options.

Press the VOLUME / SCROLL buttons to:

• adjust voice volume during conversation,

• adjust ringer volume in Standby mode,

• scroll menus,Phone Book,and Call Logs,

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he Samsung 2500 Series Phone features an LCD screen with four

ext lines and one icon line. The icon line displays active options

nd selected menu items.

uring conversation,the screen displays the call timer and the ame and number of the other party, if available. Active in-use ptions,such as Mute,Call Waiting, and Message Notification also isplay during conversation.For additional indicators, see “Table 2:

tatus / Aler t Indicators”on page 6.

he following icons and text display at power-on:

Signal

Strength

Battery

Strength

No Service

Digital ModeRoaming

Vibrator

New Message

(voice, page or text)

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Getting Started

Table 2: Status / Alert Indicators (Continued)

The following status / alert indicators are text only:

Locked

Text display indicates Lock mode

Ringer Off

Text display indicates a ringer off status

Greeting

A personal greeting of up to 12 characters displays in

Standby mode,when set.

The following indicators are both text and audible alert:

Incoming Call

Text display and ringer / vibrate alert signal incoming calls,

depending on setting

Call Waiting

Text display indicates Call Waiting

Dropped / Failed Call

Text display indicates a dropped or failed call

The following indicators are audible alert only:

Minute Beep

Sounds every 60 seconds in Conversation mode, when set,beginning when the other party answers.

Service Alert

Sounds when the phone enters or leaves a service area.

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Signal Strength

Indicates current network signal strength

In Use

Indicates that the phone is in use

No Service

Indicates that the phone is outside a service area and cannot send or receive calls,or the phone is in Power Save mode.

Roaming

Displays when the phone is outside your carrier’s coverage area and receiving service from another carrier’s network.

Battery Charge

Indicates battery charge level

Message Indicator

Indicates a new voice,page,or text message(s)

Digital

Indicates that the phone is in Digital mode.(In Analog mode,no icon displays.)

Vibrate

Indicates that the phone is on Vibrate Alert.During an incoming call,the phone vibrates and no ringer sounds

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Getting Started

TC20 Travel Charger

The TC20 Travel Charger allows you to charge your phone’s battery from a standard wall outlet. Also,using the TC20 allows you to make a phone call while the battery is charging.Here’s how to do it:

1. Make sure the battery is installed onto the phone.

2. Plug the two-pronged connector on the Travel Charger into the wall and the other end of the cable into the accessory connector at the bottom of the phone. The battery will beg in charging.Easy,huh?

3. Now all you need to know is how the LED on the travel charger indicates the status of the battery charge.Here it is:

• Red indicates that the battery is charging.

• Green indicates that the battery is fully charged.

• Yellow indicates that the battery is operating at a temperature that is too high or too low, or that the charger is not plugged in correctly.Please check the charger and battery.

4. Make a phone call anytime you’d like. The TC20 travel charger will continue charging the battery even when you are making phone calls ! Coolness !

5. For the absolute fastest charging time,turn the phone off while the battery is charging. The battery charges fastest when the phone is turned off.

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harged,rechargeable battery so that you can use the phone

mediately after it is activated.

nstalling the Battery

o attach the battery to your Samsung 2500 Series Phone:

1. Hold the battery so that the metal contacts on 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 1 cm (0.25 inches) from the latch.

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

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Getting Started

Samsung 2500 Series Battery Charge Indicator

The Battery Charge Indicator displays in the upper right corner of the LCD screen and indicates four levels of charge.Three solid bars (as shown here) indicate a fully charged battery.When the battery charge level is low or empty, an empty Battery Charge Indicator (no bars displayed) flashes on the screen.

Rapid Charging using the Dual-Slot Desktop Charger

To charge your battery in the most rapid method,insert the phone and battery into the front compartment, and leave the phone off. Using this method,a standard batter y charges in no more than 2 hours,and an extended batter y charges in no more than 3 hours.

Caring for the Battery

Use only Samsung-approved batteries,desktop and travel chargers. These chargers maximize battery life and performance.Using other batteries or chargers may invalidate your phone / battery warranty and may damage the battery. For proper battery care,please follow these guidelines:

• To avoid damage,charge the battery in temperatures that range from 32°F to 104°F (0° C to 40° C).

• Do not use the battery charger in direct sunlight or in high humidity areas (such as a bathroom).

• Never dispose of the battery by incineration (fire).

• Keep the metal contacts at the battery base clean.

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o charge the battery using the optional Dual-Slot Desktop Charger:

ote: Use only the TC20 Travel Charger or Samsung-approved ual-Slot Desktop Charger with your Samsung 2500 Series Phone.

sing the wrong charger could damage the battery.

1. Plug the power cord of the charger into a wall outlet.

2. Select one of the following three charging options:

• insert the entire phone (with battery attached) into the front compartment of the charger

• insert a single battery (alone, not attached to the phone) into the rear compartment of the charger.

• insert a single battery into the rear compar tment and a phone with battery into the front compartment.

imultaneously.If you charge the battery while it is attached to the

hone,the Batter y Char ge Indicator on the LCD screen activates.

completely discharged standard battery recharges fully in about 3 ours,and a fully discharged extended battery recharges in about 4 ours.Leaving your phone powered on during charging or charging atteries simultaneously increases charging time.Leaving the battery

the charger once it is fully charged does not harm the battery. green LED on the charger indicates a full battery charge.

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Getting Started

Table 4:

Samsung 2500 Series Phone and Battery Specifications

Dual Band / Tri Mode: AMPS 800 MHz

CDMA 800 MHz CDMA 1900 MHz (PCS)

LCD Screen: 5 Lines (4 Text Lines, 1 Icon Line)

Battery Type: Standard: 1000 mAH Li-Ion

Extended: 1600 mAH Li-Ion

Antenna: Dual-Band retractable

2500 Series Phone with: Standard Battery Extended Battery

Dimensions (H x W x D): 4.8 x 1.97 x 0.95 inches 4.8 x 1.97 x 1.2 inches

146 x 54 x 25 mm 146 x 54 x 34 mm

Weight: 5.1 oz. (145 g) 5.8 oz. (165 g)

Volume: 146 cc 171 cc

Talk Time: AMPS : up to 55 min up to 90 min

CDMA 800 : up to 130 min up to 210 min

CDMA 1900 : up to 130 min up to 210 min

or or

Standby Time: AMPS : up to 6.7 hours up to 10.7 hours

CDMA 800 : up to 36 hours up to 58 hours

CDMA 1900 : up to 36 hours up to 58 hours

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• Do not attempt to disassemble or short-circuit the battery,as injuries or burns may result.

• Replace the battery when it no longer provides acceptable performance.

• To avoid injuries / burns,do not allow metal objects or liquids to contact or short-circuit the battery ter minals.

• To avoid damage,avoid storing the battery for long periods of time,and store the batter y in temperatures ranging from -4° F to 140° F (-20° C to 60° C).

• Less than one month: -4° F to 140° F (-20° C to 60° C)

• More than one month: -4° F to 113° F (-20° C to 45° C)

lease follow these guidelines when disposing of or recycling the attery:

• Do not dispose of the battery in a fire;the cell may explode.Check the regulations in your area for special disposal instructions.

• Do not open or puncture the battery;the released electrolyte is corrosive and may cause damage to the eyes and skin,and can be toxic if swallowed.

• Charge the battery in accordance with the instructions specified in this manual.

• Return unwanted Samsung Lithium Ion batteries to your nearest Samsung Service Center.(Call toll-free

1.888.987.HELP (4357) in the U.S.and Canada.)

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Getting Started

Basic Operations (continued)

Save Numbers Enter phone number, press ,and

then follow screen prompts.

Incoming Calls Press , , to

review the last 10 incoming calls.

Call Logs In Standby Mode,press .

Outgoing Calls Press , , to

review the last 10 outgoing calls.

Name Search In Standby Mode,press the lower half

of .

Memory Search In Standby Mode,press the upper half

of .

Microphone Mute Press while conversing.

Ring Volume Setting In Standby Mode,press .

Getting Started

Power On / Off Press and hold .

Menu Scrolling Press ,then , ,

, or .

Make a Call Enter the phone number, and then

press .

ne Touch Voice Mail Press and hold to place a call

to your voicemail service.*

Messages Menu Press in Standby Mode.

Correct Mistakes Press .

Redial Last Call Press twice to connect to the

last incoming or outgoing number.

Speed Dialing Enter the memory location,and then

press .

End Call Close the flip,or press .

Answer Call Open the flip,or press .

Contact your carrier for voice mail service and user information.

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Getting Started

Modes of Operation Conversation Mode

You can place and answer calls only when your phone is turned on. During a call,the phone is in Conversation mode.

Standby Mode

The phone is in Standby mode when it is on,but not in use.

Power Save Mode

Your Samsung 2500 Ser ies Phone automatically enters Power Save mode if it does not locate service 15 minutes after you turn on the phone.In this case,“Power Save - No Service Available”displays. The phone periodically “wakes up”and searches for service,but until the phone locates service,you will not be able to place or receive calls. While in Power Save mode,the phone also searches for service in response to any keypress.

Note: The Samsung 2500 Series Phone will not enter Power Save mode if it is in Analog or Analog Home only mode.

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o turn on the phone,ensure your battery is charged,and then

ress and hold . The red LED flashes,and an alert sounds . he display updates to reflect the following conditions:

• When the phone locates digital service,the greeting,time, and date display. You can now place and receive calls.

• If the phone cannot locate digital service,but does locate analog service,there will be no time or date displayed.

• If the phone cannot locate service,“Searching for Service” displays.In this case,you cannot place and receive calls. Turn off the phone, and then try again later when or where service is available.

• In Lock mode,“Locked”displays. To unlock the phone,see “Lock Mode”on page 64.

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Getting Started

Personal Greeting

You can create and display a 12-character personal greeting,which displays on the screen in Standby mode.

To create a personal greeting:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Display.

3. Press for Greeting.

4. Enter your personal greeting of up to 12 characters by pressing the alphanumeric keys on the keypad.(See “Alphabetical Character Entry”on pa ge 28.)

5. Press to save the setting.

Version Display

You can view the software version of your phone. To view the version in Standby mode (Main Menu):

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Display.

3. Press for Version.

4. Press to return to the previous screen.

To view the version in Conversation mode (In Use Menu):

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Version.

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emains on (unless the phone or backlight is turned off). At other imes,you can select backlight options.

o select backlight options:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Display.

3. Press for Backlight.

4. Press the scroll keys to scan menu options:10 Seconds (after last keypress),30 Seconds (after last keypress), Flip Open,Off.

5. When the desired option displays, press to save the setting.

he phone number of your Samsung 2500 Series Phone displays

very time you turn on the phone. You can also view your phone

umber during a call or from Standby Mode by doing the following:

1. Press .

2. Press for Phone Book.

3. Press for My Phone #.

4. Press to return to the previous screen.

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Getting Started Getting Started

o select the language:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Setup.

3. Press for Language.

4. Press or .to toggle between English / Francais.

5. When the desired language displays,press to save the setting.

6. Press to return to the previous screen.

Service Mode Selection

You can operate your Samsung 2500 Series phone in one of four different service modes:

• Automatic The phone adjusts automatically between Digital and

Analog mode,and will roam on either type of ser vice. Digital service is preferred when available.

• Analog Home Only The phone operates only in Analog mode, and does not

roam.

• Home Only The phone operates in Digital mode,if available,or

Analog mode if Digital service is not available,and does not roam.

• Analog The phone operates in Analog mode only,and roams in

Analog mode.

To select the service mode:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Network.

3. Press or to scan options:Automatic, Analog Home Only, Automatic Home Only, Analog.

4. When the desired service mode displays,press to save

the setting.The phone will reset to Automatic or Automatic Home Only on the next power-up.

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Getting Started

he Main Menu in Standby mode contains 8 primar y options, most f which contain sub-menus that have more options.(See “Table 5:

amsung 2500 Series Phone Main Menu”on page 23.)

n Use Menu

he In Use Menu options are available in Conversation mode:

1. Silent Key

2. Phone Book

3. Version

4. Send Tel #

o access a menu option,press , and then scroll the menu

ptions using , , the VOLUME keys, or the avigation key.Press the associated digit key to select the desired ption,or press when the desired option is highlighted. If

ou know the number of the option you want to select,simply

ress , and then press the associated digit key to select the esired option.(You do not have to scroll through the list or display

n option in order to select it.)

Main Menu Menu Level 1 Menu Level 2

➪

➪ ➪

➪

Menu Level 3

Tabel 5: Samsung 2500 Series Phone Main Menu

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Calling Options

Overview of Calling Options

Character Entry

Placing / Answering Calls

Ringer Options

Alert Options

Tracking Calls Through Call Logs

➪

Menu Level 3

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Calling Options

Character Entry

You can enter and store names / number s and a personal banner on your Samsung 2500 Series Phone. You can enter upper case and lower case letters,numbers, and punctuation marks by pressing the alphanumeric keys on the keypad. The phone accepts character entry in the following ways:

• Enter phone numbers in both Standby and Conversation

mode.

• Enter letters and punctuation to save a name entry in the

Phone Book.

• Enter letters,number s, and punctuation to save a personal

greeting.

Calling Options

ptions.For detailed information on each of the following calling ptions,see the related section in this manual:

• Enter the phone number by pressing the digit keys,and then press .

• Access a phone number stored in the Call Logs, and then press .

• Access an entry in your Personal Phone Book,and then press .

• Use Turbo Dialing (One,Two,and Three-touch Dialing).

• Call emergency or special numbers in Lock mode.

• Initiate Three-Way Calling during conversation.

• Answer a Call Waiting call during conversation.

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Calling Options

Punctuation Entry

To enter punctuation marks when entering a name in the Phone Book or a personal greeting:

1. Press repeatedly to scan punctuation options:

• Period ( .)

• Apostrophe ( ’ )

• Comma ( ,)

• Left Bracket ( ( )

• Right Bracket ( ) )

• Dash ( – )

• Amper sand ( & )

• “At” Symbol ( @ )

2. When the desired option displays,wait two seconds and the cursor will move to the next character place,or (if you just can’t wait) press to move to the next space and continue the entry.

3. When you’ve finished entering characters, press to save the entry.

Entering a Pause

To enter a pause,press the key while entering a phone number. For a complete explanation of Pause Dialing,see“Pause Dialing”on page 64.

Calling Options

o enter letters when saving a name in the Phone Book or when ntering a personal banner:

1. Repeatedly press any alphanumeric key to cycle through the letters (and number) associated with that key.For example, repeatedly pressing displays A, B, C,a, b,c,2. Continuing to press 2 causes this sequence to repeat.

2. To enter more letters,press the associated alphanumeric key.If the next letter is the same as the previous letter (or appears on the same key),press to move to the next space,and then enter the next letter (or wait two seconds and the cursor will move over by itself).

3. To erase a letter entered incorrectly,press . You can also press ,and then enter a diferent letter.To erase the entire entry,press and hold .

4. To enter special French vowels,enter the normal vowel by using the digit keys,and then use the or buttons to change the normal vowel to a special French vowel.

5. When you’ve finished entering characters,press to

save the entry.

o enter digits in any mode:

1. Press the associated digit key. The entered digits display on the screen from left to right.

2. To erase a single digit,press . To erase an entire number entry,press and hold

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Calling Options

Correcting a Misdialed Number

To correct a misdialed digit or number:

• Press to erase the digit,and then enter the correct digit.

• Press and hold to erase the entire number entry,and then enter the correct number.

Prepend Dialing

The Prepend option lets you to add digits such as area codes and network feature activation codes to a phone number that is in your Phone Book or Call Logs.(The prepended phone number cannot be more than 10 digits.)

To prepend existing phone numbers in the Phone Book or Call Logs:

1. Access the phone number entry.

2. Enter the area code or feature activation code by pressing the

digit keys.For feature calls,press before dialing the feature code.

3. Press to call the new number.

Calling Options

o place a call:

1. Press and hold to turn on the phone. An active screen display indicates that the phone is on.(No dial tone sounds.)

2. Enter the phone number,up to 32 digits,by pressing the digit keys. The phone number displays from left to right.

3. Press . The phone places the call to the entered phone number (if service is available).

nswer an incoming call by opening the flip,or by pressing

the flip is open.*

nd a call by closing the flip, or by pressing . The call time

length of call) displays,along with the name / number of the called

arty (if available). The phone returns to Standby mode

utomatically.

utomatic Hyphenation follows the North American Numbering lan,which hyphenates numbers as follows:

• 800-555-1234

igits following a Hard Pause are not hyphenated.(See “Pause ialing”on page 64.)

When AnyKey Answer is active,press any key except to answer

a call.

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Calling Options

Failed Call Alert

A failed call can occur during dialing if the phone is out of calling range or the network is busy. The phone responds to a failed call by displaying an appropriate text message:“Call Failed - Out of Range” or “Call Failed - Network Busy”.

To acknowledge a failed call alert,cancel the call attempt and return to Standby mode by pressing or ,and then try the call again later.

Minute Beep

You can set the Minute Beep option to sound an alert 10 seconds before each elapsed minute to remind you of the length of your current outgoing call.* The other party does not hear this beep.

To turn Minute Beep on and off:

1. Press to display the Main Menu in Standby mode before placing the call.

2. Press for Alerts.

3. Press for Minute Beep.

4. Use the scroll keys to select On or Off.

5. When the desired option displays, press to save the

setting.

*The airtime you are billed for may not correspond exactly to the Minute

Beep.Please contact your carrier for billed airtime information and details.

Calling Options

hone is on and service is available. The phone indicates a missed

all by sounding an alert tone and displaying a text notification on

he screen,along with the number of missed calls.If calling party

formation is available,the screen displays the phone number of he most recent missed call.If the caller’s name and number are tored in the Phone Book,the name and number will display.

o acknowledge a missed call notification,select one of the

llowing options:

• Press to call the number.

• Press to save the number in the Phone Book.

dropped call can occur during conversation in response to a

ignal fade. In this case,the call ends, and “Call Dropped”displays.

o acknowledge a dropped call alert, press .

f the dropped call was an outgoing call from your phone,you can edial the number automatically by pressing twice.

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Calling Options

Incoming Call Notification

Your phone signals an incoming call or message by:

• lighting the screen and keypad,

• flashing the red LED on the top of the handset,

• sounding the ringer (unless set to Vibrate or Off).*

Notification continues until one of the following events occurs:

• You answer the call.

• You press .

• The calling party ends the call.

• The network stops paging the handset.

Your phone provides the following call notification features:

• Nine unique ring types and four melody tones

• Six ring volume settings,including Vibrate and Off

• Name display with Caller ID**

• Automatic storage of call information in the Call Logs (up to 10 phone numbers each for outgoing and incoming calls)

• Two answer options (Press ,or use Any Key Answer.)

For information on these options,see the related section in this manual.

*During conversation,no audible tone or vibration occurs. **Caller ID is a subscriber service.For more information on Caller ID,contact

your carrier. If the calling number and name are stored in your Personal Phone Book,both the name and number display to identify the incoming call.

Calling Options

ute button ( ) .When Mute is active,“MUTE”displays,instead of

he call timer.The phone resets this condition to the default

unmute”setting at call end. o mute the microphone:

1. During conversation, simply press the button. “MUTE” displays on the screen.

2. To “unmute”the microphone press the button again. The “MUTE”message goes away .

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Calling Options

Ring Type Setting for Voice Calls

This option enables you to select a unique ring type for incoming voice calls.

To set the ring type for voice calls:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Sounds.

3. Press for Ring Type.

4. Press for Ring.

5. Press the scroll keys to scan nine ring types and four melody tones.Each tone sounds as you scan the options.

6. When the desired ring type sounds, press to save the setting.

Ring Volume Setting for Voice Calls

You can set the voice call ring volume in Standb y mode from the Main Menu or by pressing the Volume buttons on the side of the phone.

To set the ring volume for voice calls in Standby mode:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Sounds.

3. Press for Ring Volume.

4. Press the scroll keys to scan volume options:HIGH, MED,LOW, OFF,VIBRATE,or 1-BEEP.

5. When the desired volume setting displays,press to save the setting.

Calling Options

ptions in the Sounds menu.These ringer options allow you to

ustomize your ring and volume settings so that you can easily ecognize when a certain call is coming in. To set these options, efer to the following paragraphs:

or incoming Voice calls,see:

• “Ring Type Setting for Voice Calls”on page 37 and

• “Ring Volume Setting for Voice Calls”on page 37.

or incoming Message calls,see:

• “Ring Type Setting for Message Calls”on page 38 and

• “Ring Volume Setting for Message Calls”on page 39.

or incoming Data/Fax calls,see:

• “Ring Type Setting for Data/Fax Calls”on page 39.

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Calling Options

Ring Volume Setting for Message Calls

This option enables you to select a unique ring volume for incoming message calls. This volume setting applies to voice mail notification (VMN),paging, and text messages.

To set the ring volume for message calls:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Sounds.

3. Press for Ring Volume.

4. Press for Message.

5. Press the scroll keys to scan volume options:HIGH, MED,LOW, OFF,VIBRATE,or 1-BEEP.

6. When the desired volume setting displays,press to

save the setting.

Ring Type Setting for Data/Fax Calls

This option enables you to select a unique ring type for incoming Data/Fax calls.

To set ring type for Data/Fax calls:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Sounds.

3. Press for Data/Fax.

4. Press the scroll keys to scan nine ring types and four melody tones.Each tone sounds as you scan the options.

5. When the desired ring type sounds, press to save the setting.

Calling Options

se this feature when the ringer sounds and you need to Silence it

uickty. There are two types of Ring Tone mute on your phone.

• When the flip is closed,mute the ringer by pressing the key (it’s on the side of the phone)

• When the flip is open,mute the ringer by pressing the

key.

fter the call ends,the saved ring volume setting is restored

utomatically.

his option enables you to select a unique ring type for incoming

essage calls. This means you can have a distinct ring type for

oice mail notification (VMN),paging, and text messages*. o set the ring type for message calls:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Sounds.

3. Press for Ring Type.

4. Press for Message.

5. Press for Voice, for Text, or for Page.

6. Press the scroll keys to scan nine ring types and four melody

tones.Each tone sounds as you scan the options.

7. When the desired ring type sounds, press to save the

setting.

Voice mail,paging, and text messaging are subscriber services.Please

ontact your carrier for more information on these services.

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Calling Options

Alert Options

The Aler ts menu is available in Standb y mode to turn the Minute Beep and Service alert tones on and off. The Minute Beep sounds an alert 10 seconds before every elapsed minute during an outgoing call,when set. Service alerts include audible alert tones that sound when:

• The phone enters or leaves a service area.

To select alert options:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Alerts.

3. Press the associated digit key to select an option:

• Press for Minute Beep.

• Press for Service.

4. Press the scroll keys to toggle between On / Off.

5. When the desired option displays,press to save the setting.

Calling Options

he keys on your phone beep in response to being pressed.The olume of the beeps can be easily set to one of three levels or if ou find the beeps annoying you can turn them off.

o set the key beep volume:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Sounds.

3. Press for Key Beep.

4. Press the scroll keys to scan volume options:HIGH, MED,LOW, or Off.

5. When the desired option displays,press to save the setting.

he Tone Length setting enables you to select short or long DTMF

ones.Select short DTMF tones for normal use.

o set tone length:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Sounds.

3. Press for Tone Length.

4. Press the scroll keys to toggle between Short / Long.

5. When the desired option displays,press to save the setting.

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Calling Options

Reviewing Airtime

You can review the airtime of the most recent call, as well as total airtime for all calls since the phone was activated.An option is provided to erase the total airtime number so that you can begin a new total airtime measurement.

To review airtime:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Call Logs.

3. Press for Airtime.

4. Press the associated digit key to display airtime for the selected calls:

• Press for Last Call. The screen displays the airtime and the time / date stamp for the last call.

• Press for Total.The screen displays the total airtime for all calls since the last reset action.

• Press for Erase Total.Press to erase total airtime,or press to cancel the operation and return to the previous screen.

Note: Differences in carrier billing systems and how your carrier bills for airtime (that is by the minute or the second) could mean that the call timer on your phone does not exactly reflect your monthly bill from your carrier.If you have questions about the charges on your monthly bill please contact your carrier’s customer service department.

Calling Options

he Call Logs store up to 10 incoming calls and 10 outgoing calls.

ach log stores the name and phone number (if available),as well as he time / date stamp.In case of duplicate entries in sequence, the ystem consolidates those entries and stores only the most recent

all from the same phone number. o quickly review the last 10 outgoing calls,press in

tandby mode. o redial the last outgoing number, press twice. o review call logs:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Call Logs.

3. Press the associated digit key to select an option:

• Press for Outgoing calls.

• Press for Incoming calls.

• Press for Air Time.

4. When the list of calls displays (option 1 or 2),press the Volume buttons to scan entries.If there is a Phone Book match, the name displays.If there is not a Phone Book match,only the phone number displays.For option 3 (Air Time),see “Reviewing Airtime”on page 43.

5. Press to exit the Call Logs and return to the previous screen.

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Personal Phone Book

Your Personal Phone Book

Overview of Your Personal Phone Book

Storing Phone Numbers / Names

Viewing Stored Entries

Dialing from Your Personal Phone Book

Erasing Phone Book Entries

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Personal Phone Book

Storing Phone Numbers / Names

To store phone numbers / names:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2.Press for Phone Book.

3. Press for Add Entry. The screen prompts for the phone number. (You can enter up to 32 digits.)

4.Enter the phone number by pressing the digit keys.The

number displays from left to right.

5. To store the phone number,press . The first available location displays.

6. To accept the displayed location, press . To select another location,press the scroll keys to scroll to the desired location,and then press . (You can also enter the number of the desired location using the digit keys.)

Note: To make the number secret,store it in any location between 160 and 199.

7. To include a name with the number entry,enter the name at the screen prompt.(See “Alphabetical Character Entry”on page

28.)

8.Press to save the entry.

Note: If the desired memory location already contains an entr y,the phone displays a text notification asking if you want to replace the current entry. To replace the entry, press . To return to the previous screen and select another location, press .

Personal Phone Book

he Internal Phone Book provides the following features:

• 199 memory locations * including: 9 one-touch turbo dial locations (1 through 9) 90 two-touch turbo dial locations (10 through 99) 100 three-touch turbo dial locations (100 through 199) 40 Secret memory locations (160 through 199)

• One-touch Voice Mail access key *

• One-touch emergency dialing to 911 (location 9).

• No Correction Required - Leave as it is.

• Confirmation option when overwriting or erasing entries in the

Phone Book and Call Logs

• Automatic scrolling to the next available location,when saving

entries

• Adding entries b y name or location

• One-touch search of entries by name or memory location

• Speed Dialing (One,Two,and Three-touch Dialing)

• Placing a call to the displayed Phone Book entry

• Pause Dialing

• Prepending phone numbers to a 10 digit maximum

• Phone Book match for Incoming / Outgoing Calls,Call Waiting,

Three-Way Calling, and SMS Messages

• Name / Number display when entry includes name

• “Save to Phone Book”option at call end if phone number is not

currently stored

See “Phone Book Locations and the Voice Mail Access Key”on page 49

regarding memory location 001.

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Personal Phone Book

Storing Phone Numbers in Secret Locations

Your Samsung 2500 Ser ies phone allows you to store 30 phone numbers that cannot be viewed unless you know the phone’s lock code. To make a number secret,simply save it into any memory location from 160 through 199 when prompted for a memory location. To view a secret number after you have saved it, see “Viewing Secret Phone Book Entries”on page 51.

Phone Book Locations and the Voice Mail Access Key

One touch dialing to your Voicemail box is done by pressing and holing the key. If you do not subscr ibe to or use the Voice Mail Access Key,you can override this function,and use this key as a special Turbo Dialing key for a favorite phone number. Simply store the new number in memory location 001 by following the same step for storing any other phone number.

Note: If you do change memory location 001,and later decide to restore one touch voicemail access to the key,then you must store “#”and then you ten digit phone number into memor y location 001.

Emergency Dialing Using Memory Location 9

By default,memory location 9 is assigned to emer gency number

911.From standby mode,one-touch turbo dailing to 911 emer gency services is accomplished by simply pressing and holding the

key.

Note: If desired,you can store a different number into memory location 9,but this is not recommended.

Personal Phone Book

ote: By default,memory location 001 stores your voicemail

umber, and memory location 009 stores 911 emergency calling.

owever, if you desire,these two locations can be overwritten by

umbers of your choice.

tore a phone number quickly by entering the number, and then

ressing . Then follow the prompts to designate the

emory location and to enter the associated name.

o store a phone number after ending a call:

1. Press to end the call. The call time (length of call),

phone number, and the store option are displayed for 10 seconds after a call has ended.

2. To store the phone number,press . The first available

location displays.

3. To accept the location,press . To select another

location,press the scroll keys to scroll to the desired location, and then press to save the entry to the displayed

location.(You can also enter the number for the desired location using the digit keys.)

4. To include a name with the phone number entry,enter the

name at the screen prompt.(See “Alphabetical Character Entry”on page 28.)

5. Press to save the entry.

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Personal Phone Book

Finding Entries by Name

To find a Phone Book entry by name using the Main Menu:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Phone Book.

3. Press for Find Name.

4. Begin entering the letter s of the name you are searching by pressing the alphanumeric keys. The screen displays name matches as you enter the letters of the name.(You can scroll to the desired name.)

5. When the desired entry displays,press to place a call.

Viewing Secret Phone Book Entries

Storing a number in Phone Book memory locations 160 through 199 enables you to keep the number secret.Unless you know your phone’s lock code,a secret number cannot be viewed. To view a secret number after you have stored it:

1. Access the memor y location and enter your four digit lock code.

2. The secret number displays.

Personal Phone Book

o find a phone book entry quickly by either name or location:

1. By Location - Press the upper portion of the key,and the screen prompts for a memory location.Enter the memory

location,or scroll to the desired location.

2. By Name - Press the lower portion of the key,and the screen prompts for a name.Begin entering the letters of the name and the corresponding names begin to appear,or scroll to the desired name.

o find a Phone Book entry by location using the Main Menu:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Phone Book.

3. Press for Find Entry. The screen prompts for a location.

4. Enter the memory location by pressing the associated digit key(s),or scroll to the desired location, and then press

to display the selected entry.

5. When the desired entr y displays, press to place a call.

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Personal Phone Book

Erasing Phone Book Entries

To erase Phone Book entries:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Phone Book.

3. Press for Erase. Entry.

4. Press for By Name,or press for By Memory #.

5. Enter the name or number corresponding to the entry you want to erase. You can also scroll to locate the desired entry.

6. Press to erase the displayed entry. The “ERASED” notification displays,along with the name,number,and location.

Personal Phone Book

ialing numbers from your phone book is quick and easy. There are

ve methods explained below which are easily memorized.Check

hem out.Now,since it’s unlikely that you will memorize who is in

ll 199 locations (or even say 25 locations),then the best approach

to use 1,2,or 3 touch “Turbo”dialing for your important numbers

mom,dad,best friend,boss,etc.) and then use the “scroll to the

umber”method for those numbers that you don’t call very often.

Scroll to the number: From Standby mode,press the key

twice to enter your phone book list.Now, just scroll through your phone book until you find the desired person or number, and then press the key.

1-Touch Turbo Dial: Press and hold the associated digit key for

the location (applies to memory locations 1 through 9).

2-Touch Turbo Dial: Press and release the first associated digit

key,and then press and hold the second digit key (applies to memory locations 10 through 99).

3-Touch Turbo Dial: Press and release the first associated digit

key, then press and release the second digit key, then press and hold the third digit key (applies to memory locations 100 through 199).

Speed Dialing: From Standby mode,enter the number of

the memory location,and press the key.

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Short Message Services

and Voice Mail

Overview of Short Message Services and Voice Mail

Short Message Memory Capacity

Short Message Ringing

Reviewing Short Messages

Short Messages and Lock Mode

Setting Up Your Voice Mail Box

Erasing Messages

Displaying the Time Stamp

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Short Message Services

Reviewing Short Messages

The phone receives incoming short messages in both Standby and Conversation modes.When a new messa ge arr ives, the message header includes the type of message (Voice, Page,or Text) and the name / phone number of the caller, if available.You can review the message upon notification,or store the message for later review. The Messages menu provides options for reviewing the sender’s name / phone number, time / date stamp, and the message.

Short Messages and Lock Mode

Incoming short messages are received even when the phone is in Lock mode.However, the screen will not display information about the short message. To access a message,or to return a call other than an emergency or special number, unlock the phone to proceed.

Short Message Services

essages;voice mail notification (VMN) messages,pages,and text essages. When the phone receives a message,an alert sounds, and

he screen displays (“New Voice”,“New Text”,or “New Page”). The

MS message indicator ( ) remains on the screen until you sten to all new voice and text messages,and also reset the

essages.

essages,depending on the length of the messages. When short

essage memory reaches 75 percent of capacity, the screen displays message and a prompt to erase old messages. At 100 percent apacity, the screen displays a text notification and rejects additional

coming messages until you erase the stored messages.

n Standby mode,an audible alert sounds, in addition to the message

eader.The phone automatically mutes the incoming message when

he phone is in Conversation mode (this is to avoid ringing in your

ar while you are trying to converse).

ype for each type of incoming short message; VMN,text,and page.

ee “Ring Type Setting for Message Calls”on page 38.

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Short Message Services

Reviewing Page and Text Messages

To review page and text messages:

1. Press to display the Messages menu. The number of new messages displays next to the associated message type in the menu.

2. Press for Text,or press for Page. An indexed list of page or text messages displays. An exclamation point next to an entry indicates an urgent message. A check mark next to an entry indicates that you have read and stored the message.

3. Use the scroll keys to scan messages,or press the associated digit key to select a message by its entry number.

4. When the message displays,press to review the

message,and to re-review the message.

5. Press to return to the previous screen.

Short Message Services

etting up your Voice Mail Box provides access to voice mail

essages for review.

o set up your Voice Mail Box,contact your carrier.

o review voice mail messages:

1. Press to display the Messages menu. The number of new messages displays next to the associated message type in the menu.

2. Press for Voice. The screen displays “Voice Mail”,the time,date,and the number of new,unread messages.

3. Press for more options:

• Press to Listen to voice mail messages.

• Press to Reset the counter for voice mail messages, if desired.

ress and hold to access Voice Mail messages quickly.

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Short Message Services

Erasing Messages

You can erase an individual messa ge after reviewing it,or erase all stored short messages at one time.

To erase all short messages:

1. Press to display the Messages menu.

2. Press for Delete All. The screen prompts for confirmation before erasing messages.

3. Press to erase the messages,or press to cancel the operation.

To erase a short message after reviewing it refer to :“Short Message Options”on page 60.

Short Message Services

he Messages menu provides a number of options while you are

eviewing text messages.You can return a call to the phone n umber

the message,save or erase the message,and scroll to the next or

revious message.

1. While reviewing a message,press for options:

• Press for Send (to call the phone number).

• Press to Save the number (if there is no Phone Book match).

• Press to Erase the message.

• Press to review the Next message.

• Press to review the Previous message.

2. Press to return to the previous screen.

ote: If the messa ge you are reviewing contains a phone number

hat is already stored in the Phone Book,the Save option does not

isplay,and the available menu options will be:(1) Talk,(2) Erase,(3)

ext Msg,(4) Previous Msg.

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Advanced Features

Short Message Services

elect from:

• UTC/GMT (Universal Time - Coordinated):Records the time when the Message Center sends the message to your phone (based on Greenwich Mean Time)

• Local Time:Displays the time when your phone receives the message

• Time Received:Displays the time your phone receives the message in your home time zone (but only if current time is available)

o select the message time display:

1. Press to display the Messages menu.

2. Press for Message Time.

3. Press the scroll keys to scan options:UTC/GMT, Time Received, or Local Time.

4. When the desired option displays,press to save the setting.

Advanced Features

Pause Dialing

Security Options

Call Limiting Options

Resetting the Phone

Keyguard

Emergency and Special Numbers

Over the Air Service Provisioning (OTASP)

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Advanced Features

Manual Pause Dialing

1. From Standby mode,enter the phone number of the service by pressing the digit keys.

2. Press to enter a pause. The letter “p”displays in the number, meaning that a pause will occur at that point in the dialing sequence.

3. Press the digit keys to enter the number that you want to send as DTMF after the pause.

4. Press . The phone number is connected.

5. When prompted by the ser vice for the number (credit card number, bank account number,etc) press again to send the DTMF number. “SENDING DTMF”f lashes on the screen.

Advanced Features

ause Dialing enables you to send numbers as DTMF (Dual-tone

ulti-frequency) signals after placing a call. This feature saves time

ard inquires,etc.

here are two pause dialing methods; pause dialing from a stored hone book entry and manual pause dialing.

1. If you have already stored the number with pauses,then go ahead to step 2.If you need to store a number in your Phone Book which contains pauses,do this:

a.Enter the number to first connect to (such as the bank’s

tele-service phone number).

b.Press the button to enter a pause. The letter “p”

displays in the number, meaning that a pause will occur at that point in the dialing sequence.Enter the DTMF number (such as your account number).

c.Store the number as you normally would by pressing

the key and entering a name.

2. Dial the number from your phone book in the normal method you prefer.

3. When the phone number is connected,you will be prompted by the service for the number (credit card number,bank account number, etc). Press again to send the DTMF number. “SENDING DTMF”f lashes on the screen.

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Advanced Features

Lock Code Setting

The default lock code for your Samsung 2500 Series Phone is 0000 or the last four digits of your phone number, depending on how your phone was activated.You can change the lock code as often as you like.

To change your lock code:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Security and enter your current lock code.

3. Press for Lock Code.The cur rent lock code displays.

4. Enter a new,four-digit lock code by pressing the digit keys.

5. Press to save the new lock code or to exit.

Note: Your phone does not allow viewing of the lock code under any circumstance (except as just explained above). So, if you change the lock code,be sure to jot down the new code and keep it for your reference.If for some reason,you are unable to unlock the phone (like maybe you forgot your lock code), call Samsung Customer Care (rather than have some whiz-kid try to unlock it for you) and we’ll work you through it. Our Customer Care number is

1.888.987.HELP.

Advanced Features

Security Options

cluding a user-programmable lock code,keypad lock,and call

estriction features.To access the Security menu in Standby mode,

ress , ,and then enter your lock code. (The default

ck code is 0000 or the last four digits of your phone number.)

ress the associated digit key to access one of the following

ecurity options:

1. Lock Phone

2. Limit Use (Outgoing calls,Incoming calls, Phone Book, Roaming)

3. Lock Code

4. Special Numbers

5. Erase

6. Reset Phone

n addition to the above six security options,your phone has

ermanently stored emergency numbers which are explained in

Emergency and Special Numbers”on page 74.

ocking the phone restricts outgoing calls,except to the three

ard-coded emergency numbers (911,*911,and #911), and three ser-programmable special numbers.

ck automatically at power-on. When the phone is in Lock mode, ou can answer incoming calls,but to place outgoing calls you must nter the lock code (except if you are dialing an emergency or

pecial number).

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Advanced Features

Dialing in Lock Mode

You can place calls to the three emergency and three special numbers even if the phone is Lock mode.If the phone is locked and you want to place a routine outgoing call,you must unlock the phone and then dial as you normally would.

To place an outgoing call in Lock mode:

• To call an emergency or special number,enter the number and then press .

• To place normal outgoing calls,press to display the Lock Code screen,and then enter the lock code. When the Standby screen displays,dial as you normally would.

Advanced Features

r leave the phone unlocked.

o lock the phone:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Security and enter the lock code.

3. Press for Lock Phone.

4. Press the scroll keys to select an option:

• Off: The phone remains unlocked.

• Now: The phone locks immediately and stays locked until the lock code is entered.

• On Power-Up: The phone locks automatically at the next power-up and stays locked until the lock code is entered.

5. Press to save the setting.

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Advanced Features

• Roaming - You have several options for your phone’s roaming

abilities:

No limit - All roaming calls are allowed. Incoming - Roaming calls are limited to those placed to your

phone.Outgoing roaming calls from your phone are not allowed.

Outgoing - Roaming calls are limited to those placed from

your phone.Incoming roaming calls to your phone are not allowed.

No Call - Roaming calls are not allowed to or from your

phone.

To set call limiting options:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Security and enter the Lock Code.

3. Press for Limit Use.

4. Press the associated digit key to select an option:

• Press for Outgoing calls. Scroll to choose Phonebook,Special#,or No Limit.

• Press for Incoming calls.

Scroll to choose No Call or No Limit.

• Press for Phone Book.

Scroll to choose Full Access, No Access, or Read-Only.

• Press for Roaming.

Scroll to choose No Limit,Incoming,Outgoing, or No Call,

No Access,or Read-Only .

5. Press to save the setting or to exit without saving.

Advanced Features

imiting options in the Security menu. These options give you

owerful tools to manage your phone.Descriptions of the call

miting options are given here. The next few pages show you how

o push the buttons to choose your limiting options.

• Outgoing Calls - You can set outgoing calls to: Phonebook - only Phonebook, Special,and Emergency

numbers can be dialed. Manual dialing from the key pad is not allowed.

Special and emergency numbers - outgoing calls are allowed

to the three Special and three Emergency numbers only. See “Emergency and Special Numbers”on page 74 for a description of these numbers.Phone book dialing is not allowed.

No Limit - any outgoing call can be dialed.

• Incoming Calls - You can set your phone to receive all

incoming calls or to receive no incoming calls.

• Phone Book - Phonebook access can be limited: Full Access - User can place calls to any phonebook number,

and can view, add,or erase phonebook entries.

No Access - User cannot view the phonebook entries.

However, note that keypad dialing is unlimited (even to numbers stored in the phonebook).One, two,and three-touch dialing are not allowed.

Read-Only - User can view the entire phonebook but cannot

add or erase entries. One,two,and three-touch dialing are allowed.

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Advanced Features

KeyGuard

The Samsung 2500 Series phone has an automatic KeyGuard function.Simply closing the f lip ena bles KeyGuard. To disable the KeyGuard,open the flip or press and hold the button.

Ringer mute works even when KeyGuard is enabled. When KeyGuard is enabled;

• Press the key to mute the ringer on an incoming call or message (it’s on the side of the phone)

Note: If KeyGuard is active,and you receive a short message,the

key becomes active so that you can view the messages menu and then review the message (if you desire).If you do not press any key within 10 seconds,then KeyGuard is automatically reactivated.

Note: You are smart to enable the KeyGuard and Any Key Answer features simultaneously. Why? Because this keeps your keys guarded against accidental key presscs,but when a call arrives your phone enables Any Key Answer,thus allowing you to answer the call casily.

Advanced Features

esetting the phone erases all Phone Book entries,message notifica-

ions,text messages,call logs,special numbers,and returns all saved

ptions to the default settings.In a nutshell - it blows away all your ettings.You really need to ask yourself why you would want to do his.But in case you really do want to,here it is.

o reset the phone:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Security and enter the Lock Code.

3. Press for Reset Phone.A confirmation displays explaining that you will erase your phonebook. Remember - it’s not just the phonebook that will get erased.All your settings,messages,and logs will be reset to the factory defaults.

4. Press to reset the phone, or press to cancel the operation.

Note: This is your last chance ! Be sure you want to do this because THERE IS NO UNDO OF THIS ACTION ! !

5. To confirm resetting the phone,press again. The phone reboots (turns itself off then on),restores the default settings,blows away your messages,and then returns to Standby mode.To cancel the operation before resetting the phone,press .

6. OK.You did it.Hope you’re happy.Have a Great Day !

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Advanced Features

Dialing Emergency / Special Numbers

Note: An emergency or special number must be manually dialed, but can be dialed anytime even if the phone is locked or outgoing calls are totally limited.

To dial an emergency or special number:

1. Enter the emergency / special number (up to 10 digits) by pressing the digit keys.

2. Press to place the call.

Over The Air Service Provisioning (OTASP)

Your Samsung 2500 Ser ies Phone is capable of being programmed “over the air”by your service provider. Your carrier will provide you further information on this feature.During an over-the-air programming session,your phone may display the following messages on the LCD:

• “Search ...Download”means the phone is looking for the data

to download.

• “ Progress Download”means the phone is downloading data.

Do not turn off the phone while this is occurr ing.

• “Download Success”means your phone has been successfully

reprogrammed. If “Download Fail”appears, talk to your carrier.

Advanced Features

hree Emergency numbers (911,*911,and #911) are permanently rogrammed into your phone. The Security menu provides the ption of storing three additional Special numbers.Each Special umber can be up to ten digits long.

ll three emergency numbers and the three Special numbers can be

anually dialed at any time even if your phone is locked or all

utgoing calls are limited.

ote: By default,emergency services number 911 is also stored in

emory location 9. This allows you,from standby mode,to

ne-touch turbo dial to 911 emergency services simply by pressing

nd holding the key. If desired,you can store a different

umber into memory location 9,but this is not recommended.

o store special numbers:

1. Press to display the Main menu.

2. Press for Security and enter the Lock Code.

3. Press for Special #.

4. Press the associated digit key to select a location for the special number.

5. Enter the emergency / special number by pressing the digit

keys.

6. Press to save the number in the selected location.

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Special PCS Features

Any Key Answer

Three-Way Calling

Call Waiting

Call Forwarding

Block Own Number

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Special PCS Features

Three-Way Calling

Three-Way Calling ena bles you to conduct conference calls with two separate parties at the same time.* The Samsung 2500 Series phone records the outgoing call to both parties as separate entries in the Outgoing Calls Log,and you are billed airtime for each outgoing call separately.

Placing a Three-Way Call

To place a Three-Way Call:

1. During conversation, press ,enter the phone number for the third party, and then press again.The phone places the other party on hold.

2. When the third party answers,press again to connect with the original party.

* Three-Way Calling is a subscriber service.For more information on Three-Way Calling, contact your carrier.

Special PCS Features

ctivate Any Key Answer to answer incoming calls by pressing any

ey on the keypad,except .

o activate Any Key Answer:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Setup.

3. Press for AnyKey Ans.

4. Use the scroll keys to toggle between On / Off.

5. Press to save the setting.

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Accessories

Special PCS Features

all Waiting enables you to receive a second call during onversation.When a Call Waiting call comes in, the incoming call lert sounds,and a text notification displays.

all Waiting is a subscriber service.For more information on Call

coming calls to another phone number,even while your phone is

ff.Activating Call Forwarding does not affect outgoing calls made

rom this phone.

all Forwarding is a subscriber service.For more information on

all Forwarding,contact your carrier.

our phone number from the called party’s Caller ID display.

he Block Own Number option is a subscriber service. For more

formation on the Block Own Number option,contact your carrier.

Genuine Samsung

Accessories

Samsung 2500 Series Phone Accessories

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Accessories

e sure to look for the Samsung Genuine Accessories

go to ensure performance matched accessories.

ccessories may not be available at all dealer locations.

Batteries

Two types of Li-Ion batteries are available for use with your Samsung 2500 Series Phone:

• Standard Battery - BTS41

• Extended Battery - BTE41

Standard and Extended Batteries

Desktop Charger

The Desktop Rapid Charger charges the battery at your home or office.

Desktop Rapid Charger: DTC61

Cigarette Lighter Adapter

The Cigarette Lighter Adapter charges your Samsung 2500 Series Phone in a vehicle while you drive and enables you to operate the phone from a vehicle cigarette lighter socket.

Cigarette Lighter Adapter: CLC010

Travel Charger

The Travel Charger plugs into a wall outlet and enables you to charge a single battery at your home or office or while traveling.

Travel Charger: TC20

Hands-Free Car Kit

The Hands-Free Car Kit provides safety, freedom and convenience in your vehicle.(Kit includes Cradle and Microphone.)

Hands-Free Car Kit: HFK41

Leather Case

The Leather Case provides durability and convenience while using your Samsung 2500 Series phone.

Leather Case: LC2500

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Data and Fax Calls

Accessories

Hand Strap

The Hand Strap provides convenience and safety when carrying or using your Samsung 2500 Series phone.

Hand Strap: HS010

Earbud Headset

The Earbud Headset includes both the earpiece and microphone in a convenient,lightweight unit.

Earbud Headset: EMP20

he accessories listed above are available for purchase at your local

etail center or by calling Samsung Customer Care at 1.888.987.HELP.

Standard Battery Extended Battery

Dual-Slot Desktop Charger 3 hrs. 4 hrs.

Travel Charger 3.5 hrs. 4 hrs.

Hands-Free Car Kit 4 hrs. 6 hrs.

Cigarette Lighter Adapter 4 hrs. 4.5 hrs.

harging the battery with the phone turned on and the Backlight on

xtends charging time.

Data and Fax Calls

Data and Fax Calling Overview Receiving Fax and Data Calls

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Appendix

Data and Fax Calls

he Samsung 2500 Series phone is capable of sending and receiving igital data and fax calls when connected to a computing device

laptop,desktop,handheld,palmtop,etc) r unning Windows 95,

unctions just like a typical modem on your PC,enabling you to use

pplications. o use digital data with your Samsung 2500 Series Phone,you will

eed to obtain a digital data/fax kit from your service provider. This it will contain the necessary cables,software,and documentation

equired for you to connect and use your Samsung 2500 Series

hone with your computing device.

1. Ensure you have performed the preparations as described above in the data/fax kit documentation.

2. On the 2500 phone,press to display the Main Menu.

3. Press for Setup.

4. Press for Data/Fax In.

5. Use the scroll keys to select “Incoming Data Only”or “Incoming Fax Only”and press OK to save the setting.The screen displays “No incoming voice calls can be received”,and the Samsung 2500 phone returns to Standby mode and displays “Data Only”or “Fax Only”above the banner.

6. Your 2500 phone and computing device are now ready to receive an incoming fax or data call.When the SCH-2500 phone detects that the PC is receiving a data call,the display shows “Connecting Data”.

Appendix

Troubleshooting

Common Questions

Safety Considerations

Glossary of Terms

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Appendix

Common Questions

The following section provides answers to some commonly asked questions.If you encounter other problems with your Samsung 2500 Series Phone,please contact Samsung Customer Care at

1.888.987.HELP.

How do I turn on the phone?

Press and hold the END / PWR key until the phone sounds an alert and displays the time,date,and car rier’s name.

Does the phone have to be on to receive a call?

Yes. The Samsung 2500 Series Phone must be on to receive an incoming call.

Can I answer the phone by pressing any key?

Yes. When set,the Any Key Answer option lets you answer a call by pressing any key, except END / PWR.

Is it difficult to operate a Samsung 2500 Series Phone?

No.The Samsung 2500 Series Phone is easy to use.To place a call, enter the number by pressing the digit keys on the keypad,and then press SEND. To end the call,press END / PWR. To display menu options,press MENU,and then press the scroll ke ys to scan menu options.

How do I keep track of my calls?

The Samsung 2500 Series Phone tracks calls through the Call Logs feature,which stores information on incoming and outgoing calls.

Appendix

or optimum call quality with your Samsung 2500 Series Phone,

lease follow these guidelines:

• Fully extend the antenna.While it may be possible to place

calls with the antenna retracted,the phone operates best with the antenna fully extended.

• Hold the phone as you would hold any other telephone

handset.Speak directly into the mouthpiece,and position the antenna up and over your shoulder while talking.

• Do not hold the antenna while using the phone,as this may

affect call quality.

or proper care of the antenna,please follow these guidelines:

• Replace a damaged antenna immediately. A broken antenna

may degrade call quality.

• Use only the antenna attached to your Samsung 2500 Series

Phone.Unauthorized antennas, modifications,or attachments could cause damage to the phone and may void your warranty and violate applicable FCC or IC regulations.

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Safety Considerations

For a variety of safety reasons,it is important to consider where you will be using your Samsung 2500 Series Phone. When using your phone and its accessories,please follow these guidelines:

Compliance with Safety Standards

The Samsung 2500 Series Phone meets all standards and recommendations for the protection of the public from exposure to radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic energy established by governmental bodies and other qualified organizations. To reduce the risk of fire,electric shock, serious personal injur y,or property damage,please follow these guidelines:

Driving

Using a wireless phone while driving is illegal in some areas.Know the laws and regulations for your area,and pull off the road and park if you need to make a call.

If you must use the phone while driving,purchase and install the optional Hands-Free Car Kit.

Appendix

hat can I do to silence the ringer when I don’t want to be

isturbed?

he Samsung 2500 Series Phone has a Ringer Mute option that

nables you to mute the ringer during incoming calls by pressing

or key button.

hat do I do when my phone gives me an unclear sound or

he call quality is not good?

Fully extend the antenna for best reception. Move to a location where the phone receives maximum Received

Signal Strength.

For better sound quality, place and receive your calls in an

environment that is as quiet as possible.

he backlight doesn’t stay on while I’m driving.

n the interest of safety,it is vital that you pay attention to the road

nd maintains the backlight.

he antenna feels like it could bend very easily.

he Samsung 2500 Series Phone has a f lexible antenna,which eeps its shape when accidentally bent.

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Other Dangerous Areas

Turn off your phone in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere.It is rare,but your phone or its accessories could generate sparks,which could cause explosion or fire.

Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere may not always be clearly marked.These areas may include:

• Fueling areas,such as gas stations

• Below deck on boats

• Fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities

• Areas where the air contains chemicals or particles such as grain,dust,or metal powders

• Any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine

Do not transport or store flamma ble gas, liquid,or explosives in the compartment of a vehicle containing your phone or accessories.

Notice

The phone may cause TV or radio interference if used in close proximity to receiving equipment.If this occur s, stop using the phone to avoid further interference.

Maintenance

For maintenance,contact Samsung Customer Care at

1.888.987.HELP (4357).

Appendix

he power is on,the phone receives and sends out RF energy.Most

odern electronic equipment,such as equipment in hospitals and

ars,contains an RF signal shield. RF energy may affect some

adequately shielded electronic equipment.

urn off your phone in health care facilities,and always request ermission before using the phone near medical equipment.

onsult the manufacturer of any personal medical devices,such as

acemakers and hearing aids,to determine if they are shielded

dequately from external RF signals.

ote if there are any regulations posted in the area regarding the

peration of wireless phones,and learn where you can use them

afely within the facility.

urn off your phone before boarding any aircraft.The Federal viation Administration (FAA) requires that you have prior ermission from the crew to use your phone while the plane is on

he ground.FCC regulations prohibit using your phone while the

lane is in the air. Do not use your phone at any time while

raveling on board a plane.

onstruction crews often use remote-control RF devices to set off xplosives. To avoid interfering with blasting operations,turn off our phone when you are in a blasting area or in any area with

igns posted that read “Turn off two-way radio.”

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Frequency -A measure based on time, as one or more waves per

second,in an electrical or lightwave information signal. A signal’s frequency is stated in cycles-per-second or Hertz (Hz).

Hands-Free - A feature that permits a driver to use a wireless

phone without lifting or holding the handset – an important safety fea ture for automobiles,tractors and most other motor ized vehicles.

Hook Flash - The action of clicking on the receiver of a landline

phone.On the Samsung 2500 Series Phone, press SEND to achieve the same result.

LCD – (Liquid Crystal Display) Commonly used to refer to the

screen display on the wireless phone.

LED – (Light Emitting Diode) Commonly used to refer to a small

light on the wireless phone or on the Rapid Desktop Charger. The LED lights on the phone to indicate an incoming call.The LED lights on the charger to indicate that battery charging is taking place.

OTASP – Over the Air Service Provisioning. The a bility to change

some of your phone’s settings over the RF link.

PCS – (Personal Communication System) Two-way, personal,digital,

wireless communications systems.

Prepend - The addition of a prefix,such as an area code,to a

phone number.

RF - Radio Frequency Roaming - The ability to use a wireless phone to make and receive

calls in places outside of the home service area.

Appendix

irtime - Actual time spent talking on the wireless phone. Most

carriers bill customer s based on how many minutes of air time they use each month.

MPS - (Advanced Mobile Phone System) The standard Analog

wireless telephone service.

ntenna -A device for transmitting or receiving signals. The size

and shape of antennas is determined,in part,by the frequency of the signal they receive. Wireless phones and the base station must have antennas.

ase Station -The fixed radio transmitter / receiver that maintains

communications with mobile radio telephones within a given area.(Typically seen as cell or cell site.)

DMA – (Code Division Multiple Access) A spread-spectrum

approach to digital transmission.With CDMA,each conversion is digitized and then tagged with a code.The mobile phone deciphers only a particular code to pick the right conversation off the air. The transmitted signal is just above noise level across the available bandwidth.

hannel - Communications signals transmit along paths called

channels.

eactivation - The process of render ing a wireless phone inactive. TMF - (Dual-tone Multi-frequency) You send DTMF signals when

you enter numbers by pressing the digit keys.

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Index

A Accessories 81 Aircraft 92 Airtime,Reviewing 43 Alert Options 41 Alphabetical Entry 28 Answering a Call 14,30 Antenna 3,13 Antenna Care 88 Any Key Answer 78 Automatic Hyphenation 30

B Backlight Control 18 Basic Operations of Your Phone 14 Batteries 82 Battery Care 11 Battery Charge Indicator 6,11 Battery Charging 9, 10,11 Battery Disposal and Recycling 12 Battery Installation 8 Battery Specifications 13 Battery Storage Temperatures 12 Blasting Areas 92 Block Own Number Option 80

C Call Forwarding 80 Call Logs 42 Call Logs,Erasing 43 Call Quality, Maximizing 88

Appendix

MS – (Shor t Messa ge Ser vices) The variety of messaging services

available on the Samsung 2500 Series Phone,including voice mail notification (VMN),numeric pag ing and text messaging.

tandby Time -The amount of time a fully charged wireless

portable or transportable phone can be on and idle without being in use.(See Talk Time.)

alk Time - The length of time a person can talk on a portable or

transportable wireless phone without recharging the battery.

RI-Mode -A phone that will operate in three modes: CDMA 1900,

CDMA 800 and AMPS 800. The SCH-2500 Series phone has this capability.

MN - Voice Mail Notification.A kind of SMS messa ge that informs

the user that he/she has voicemail(s).

ocoder -Voice Coder.A device used to convert speech into digital

signals.

oice Mail -A computerized answering service that answers a call,

plays a greeting and records a message.Depending on the sophistication of the service,it can notify the subscriber, via a pager, of an incoming call or message.(Also called voice messaging.)

ireless - Radio-based systems that allow transmission of tele

phone or data signals through the air without a physical con nection,such as a metal wire (copper) or fiber optic cable.

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Index

E Electronic Devices 92 Emergency and Special Numbers 74 End / Power Key 3,5 Ending a Call 14,30 Erasing Messages 61 Erasing Phone Book Entries 53

F Failed Call Alert 33 Failed Call Indicator 7 Finding Entries By Location 50 Finding Entries by Name 51

G Getting Started 1 Glossary of Terms 94 Greeting (Personal Banner) 7

H Hand Strap 84 Hands-Free Car Kit 83

I Incoming Call Indicator 7 Incoming Call Notification 35 Incoming Call (Review) 15 Installing the Battery 8 In Use Indicator 6 In Use Menu 22

Index

all Limiting Options 67

all Waiting 80

all Waiting Indicator 7

haracter Entry 28,29

harging the Battery 9, 10,11

harging Times with Accessories 84

igarette Lighter Adapter 82

lear Key 3,5

ommon Questions 89

ompliance with Safety Standards 91

onsumer Package 2

onversation Mode 17

orrecting a Misdialed Number 14,31

angerous Areas,Other 93 escription of Your Phone 3 esktop Rapid Charger 8,11,82 ialing By Memory Location 52 ialing by Name 50 ialing Emergency / Special Numbers 75 ialing from Your Personal Phone Book 52 ialing in Lock Mode 69 igit Entry 28 igital Mode Indicator 6 imensions 13 isplay Options 18 isplaying the Time Stamp 62 isplaying Your Phone Number 18 riving 91 ropped Call Aler t 32 ropped Call Indicator 7

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101

Messages (Reviewing Short) 57 Microphone 3 Microphone Mute 34 Minute Beep (Setting) 33 Minute Beep Indicator 7 Missed Call Aler t 32 Mute Microphone 32

N Name Search 15 No Service Indicator 6 Notice 93

O OK (Store) Key 3,5 One-Touch Turbo Dialing 52 One-Touc h V oice Mail Access 58 Outgoing Call (Review) 15 Own Phone Number Display 18

P Pages (Review) 59 Pause Dialing 64 Pauses,Entering and Storing 29 Personal Banner 19 Personal Phone Book 46 Personal Phone Book Overview 46 Phone and Battery Specifications 13 Phone Description 3 Placing a Call 30 Placing a Three-way Call 79

Index

100

anguage Selection 20 CD Screen 3,4 ED Indicator 3 eather Case 83 imiting Calls 70 ock Code Setting 67 ock Mode 66 ocked Indicator 7 ocking the Phone 68

ain Menu Structure 23 aintenance 93 aking Calls 14 aximizing Call Quality 88 emory Dialing Shortcuts 52 enu Key 3,5 enu Navigation 22 enu Organization 22 enu Scrolling 14 essage Ring Type Setting 38 essage Ring Volume Setting 39 essage Indicator,Short 6 essages Key 3,5 essages Options,Short 60

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103

Short Message Services 56 Short Message Options 60 Signal Strength Indicator 6 Speed Dialing 14,51 Standby Mode 17 Standby Time 13 Status / Aler t Indicators 6,7 Storing Special Numbers 74 Storing Numbers Shortcut 48 Storing Numbers Using the VoiceDial Access Ke y 49 Storing Phone Numbers / Names 47 Storing Phone Numbers at Call End 48

T T alk Time 13 Text Message Indicator 6 Text Messages (Review) 59 Three-touch Turbo dialing 51 Three-Way Calling 79 Tone Length Setting 40 Tracking Calls Through Call Logs 42 Travel Charger 2,9,83 Troubleshooting 88 Turbo Dialing 52 Turning on Your Samsung Phone 16 Two-touch Turbo Dialing 52

V Version Display 19 Vibrate Indicator 6 Viewing Stored Entries 50

Index

102

ower On Light 3 ower On / Off 16 ower Save Mode 17 repend Dialing 31 unctuation Entry 29

edialing a Call 14

esetting the Phone 72

eviewing Airtime 43

eviewing Short Messages 57

eviewing Page and Text Messages 59

eviewing Voice Mail Messages 58

ing Tone Mute 38

ing Type Setting (voice) 37

ing Type Setting (messages) 38

ing Type Setting (data/fax) 39

ing Volume Setting (voice) 37

ing Volume Setting (messages) 39

inger Options 36

inger Off Indicator 7

oaming Indicator 6

afety Considerations 91 aving Numbers 15 creen Display 4 croll Keys 3,5 ecurity Options 66 end Key 3,5 ervice Mode Selection 21

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105

Index

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icensed by Qualcomm Incorporated under one or more of the

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