Samsung SCH2510 Users Manual

TableofContents

Gettingtoknowyourphone.

Displayicons:Whattheytellyou.

Battery:Puttinginthepower.

Installingyourbattery.
Turningyourphoneonandoff.
Removingyourbattery.
Chargingyourbattery.
UsingtheRapidDesktopCharger.

Functionkeys:Whattheymakehappen.

Phonecalls:Howtomakeandreceivethem.

Correctionamisdial.
Rememberingyourphonenumber.
Answeringcalls.
UsingCallerID.
RespondingtoCallWaiting.
Redialingcalls.
SettingupThree-WayCalling.
Savingoreditingyourownemergencynumbers.
Dialingwhenyourphoneislocked.

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Voicemail:Theinsandouts.

Settingupyourvoicemail.
Findingoutyouhaveamessage.
Retrievingmessages.
UsingspecialSamsungDBTMPhoneFeatures.

Internalphonebook.

Understandingyourphone'smemory.
Savingandstoringaphonenumber.
Enteringahardpause.
Dialingfromyourphonebooktoadifferentareacode.

Checkingallyourstorednumbers.
Findinganumberusingaperson'sname.
Erasingaphonenumber.

Keepingtrackofyourcalls.

Mainmenu:
Tailoringyourphone'sfeaturestoyourneeds.

Navigatingyourthemenu.

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Takingamenushortcut.

Understandingmenuitems:
Managingyourphone'ssettings.

Keepingtrackofcalls.
Maintainingyourinternalphonebook.
Selectinglanguage
Adjustingyourphone'svolume.
Determiningwhatisdisplayed.
Maintainingphonesecurity.

Choosingtherightalerts.
Customizingthewayyourphoneworks.
Selectingtheservicemode.

Preventingaccidentalkeypress.

Understandingmessagemenuitems:
Listeningtothevoicemailorreadingthemessagesyou'vereceived.
ReviewingVoiceMailMessages.
ReviewingPageandTextMessages.
ErasingMessages.
Displayingthetimestamp.

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Usingguidelines:
Allaboutperformanceandsafety.

Keepingtabsonsignalstrength.

UnderstandingPowerSavemode.

Understandinghowyourphoneoperates.

Radiofrequencysafety.

Maintainingyourphone'speakperformance.

Protectingyourbattery.

Usingyourphonewhiledriving.

Disposalofbatteries.

FollowingSafetyGuidelines.

Usingyourphonenearotherelectronicdevices.
Turnoffyourphonebeforeflying.
Restrictingchildren'saccesstoyourphone.
Turnoffyourphoneindangerousareas.
Cautions.
FCCnotice.

Tostartconnectingjustpressandhold<END>

ThanksforchoosingSamsungDBTM.

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Aswesaid-tostartconnecting, justpressandhold<END>.

Gettingtoknowyourphone.

1.RedLight:Illuminateswhen<END>ispressedandheldandwhenyouhaveincomingcallsand
messages.

2.Volume:Letsyouadjustthesoundlevel.

3.SEND:Letsyouplaceacall,answerCallWaitingandplaceathreewaycall.

4.ScrollKeys:Allowyoutoscrollthroughthemenuoptionsanddisplays.

5.CLR:Allowsyoutoclearyourlastentry.

6.OK/*:Allowsyoutosavephonenumbers,aswellasanysettingsyouselectinthemenu.

7.END: Letsyoudisconnectacallandreturntostandbymode.
Pressandholdthekeytoturnthephoneonandoff.

8.MessageKey: Letsyouaccessyourvoicemailandlistentoyourmessages.

9.MENU: Letsyouaccessthephone'smenus.

10.Antenna:Makesthevoiceontheotherendsoundclearest.

Displayicons:Whattheytellyou.

Displayiconsareallthesymbolsortextthatshowuponyourdisplayscreen.Inshort, tellyou
what'sgoingon.They'reshownbelow.

Signal :Measuresyourcurrentsignalstrength.Themorebarsthereare,thestrongerthe
signal.
InUse :Tellsyouacallisinprogress.
NoSvc :ShowsthatyouareoutsideaDBTMServiceAreaandcannotuseyourphone.
Roaming :Iftheiconisnotdisplayed,youareinthe???DBTMNetwork.Iftheiconisdisplayed
(notflashing),youareinaDBTMnetworkwithwhich???DBTMhasaroamingagreement. Ifthe
iconisflashing,youareinanunknownservicearea.
Message :Indicateswhenyouhavemessageswaitinginvoicemail.
Text :Indicateswhenyouhavetextmessagesorpages.
Digital :IndicateswhenyouareinDBTMservicearea.
Battery :Showsthelevelofyourbatterycharge.Themorebarsyousee,themorepoweryou
have left.Whenthechargeislow,theiconblinksandanalerttoneissounded.

Battery:Puttinginthepower.

YournewSamsungDBTMPhonecomeswitharechargeablebatterythatispartiallychargedso

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youcanuseitimmediatelyafteryouactivate,withoutanyhassle.Usethebatteryuntilitis
completelydrained.Rechargingthebatterywithoutfirstcompletelydrainingordischargingitmay
shortenthelifeofthebattery.

Installingyourbattery.

Toinstallyourbattery,justfollowthesesimplesteps:

1.Holdthebatterywiththelabelracingdown,makingsurethemetalcontactsatthebaseofthe

basebatterylineupwiththemetalcontactsonthebaseofthephone.

2.Placeitonthebackofthephonewiththetopofthebatteryaboutaquarter ofaninchfrom

thelatch.

3.Gentlyslidethebatterytowardthetopofthephoneuntilitclicksintoplace.

Turningyourphoneonandoff

Whenyou'rereadytoturnonyourSamsungDBTMPhone,checktoseethatthechargedbattery
hasbeeninstalledinthebackofthephoneorthatyouhaveanexternalpowersource(theRapid
CigaretteLighterAdapterortheHands-FreeCarKit).Then,Simplypressandhold<END>.
Theredlightflashesbrieflyandthebannerisdisplayed,whichmeansyou'rereadytomakeacall.
Turningoffthephoneisjustassimple.Pressandhold<END>fortwoseconds.Thedisplaywill
beblankwhenthepowerisoff.

Removingyourbattery.

1.First,turnthepowerofftoavoidlosingstorednumbersandmessages.

2.Pressthebatteryreleaselatchonthebackofthephonewhileslidingthebatterydowntoward

thebaseofthephone.

Chargingyourbattery.

Youcantellwhetherornotyourbatteryneedstoberechargedjustbycheckingthelower-right
cornerofyourphone'sdisplay,wherethebatterychargeindicatorislocated.Whenthebattery
chargelevelislow,thebatteryiconwillblinkandthephonewillsoundatone.
Ifyoucontinuetouseyourphonewithoutrechargingandthebatterylevelbecomestoolowitwill
turnoffautomatically.Analerttonewillsoundjustbeforethephoneturnsitselfoff.Ifthis
happens,unfortunatelyyou'lllosewhateveryouwerejustdoing.So,watchtheindicatorandmake
sureyourlevelisokay.
Tochargeyourbattery,youshouldusetheSamsungDBTMRapidDesktopCharger,TravelCharger
orRapidCigaretteLighterAdapterfromSamsung.

Usingtherapiddesktopcharger.

ShouldonlyusetheSamsung-approvedrapiddesktopchargerandACadapterwiththisSamsung
DBTMPhone.Usingthewrongonecouldcausedamage.

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1.PlugoneendoftheACadapterintothechargerandtheotherendintoawalloutlet.

2.Inserteitherthebatterypackaloneorthephonewiththebatterypackinstalledintothe

chargerslot.

Aredlightonthechargerwillletyouknowthebatteryisbeingcharged.Agreenlighttellsyou
whenthebatteryisatleast90percentcharged.
Ifyourbattery'schargeiscompletelyrundown,itwilltakeabouttwohourstofullyrechargeit.
YoumustcompletelydischargetheNIMH(nickelmetalhydride)batterybeforerechargingit.
Rechargingthebatterywithoutfirstcompletelydischargingitmayshortenthelifeofthebattery.If
youleaveyourphoneturnedonwhileit'sinthecharger,yourbatterywilltakelongertocharge.

Functionkeys:Whattheymakehappen.

<SEND>Pressthiskeytoplaceacall,toaccessasecondincomingcallortoinitiateThree-Way
Calling.
<CLR>Thiskeyletsyoudolotsofthings:

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Toeraseonecharacterfromthedisplayscreen, brieflypressitonce.

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Toeraseallthecharactersonthescreen, holditdown.

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Togobackonestepwhenyou'reaccessingamenu, brieflypressitonce.

<END>Pressthiskeytodisconnectacall.Youcanalsopressittoexitoutofamenuandreturn
tothephone'sstandbydisplay.Pressingthiskeywhenthephoneisringingwillmaketheringer
silentforthatcall.Theringerwillresumeitsselectedsettingafterthecallisfinished.

<MENU>Pressthiskeytodisplaythephone'smainmenu.

<OK/*>Pressthiskeytostoreanumberinthephone'sinternalphonebookandtosavemenu
settings.

Pressandholdthiskeytocheckyourvoicemailmessages.

Phonecalls:Howtomakeandreceivethem.

Wheneveryoumakeacall,followthesesimplesteps:

1.First,checktoseethatyourSamsungDBTMPhoneisturnedon.Ifyouseethedisplayiconson

thescreen,thatmeansthepowerison.

2.Enterthenumberyou'recalling.

3.Press<SEND>.

4.Whenyou'refinishedwithyourcall,justpress<END>todisconnect.

Correctingamisdial.

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Ifyoumakeamistakewhiledialingaphonenumber,press<CLR>toerasethenumberonedigit
atatime.Youcandeletetheentirenumberatoncebypressing<CLR>andholdingitdownforat
leastonesecond.

Rememberingyourphonenumber.

Youprobablydon'tcallyourownSamsungDBTMPhoneNumberveryoften,soyoumayforgetit.If
youdo,here'sandeasywaytogetitTurnyourphoneonandyournumberwillbedisplayed
briefly.
Ifyoumissit,press<MENU>,press<5>toselect"Display"andthenpress<2>todisplayyour
number.

Answeringcalls.

Whenyourphonerings, simplypress<SEND>toanswer.Todisconnectwhenyou'rethrough,
press<END>.YoucancustomizeyouroptionsforansweringcallsusingtheAnyKeyAnswerfeature
ontheSetupmenu(press<6>afteraccessingthemenutoselectSetup).Thisallowsyoutopressany
key(except<END>)toansweracall.

UsingCallerID.

ThisfeaturetellsyouwhoiscallingyouonyourSamsungDBTMPhonebydisplayingthecaller's
numberwhenthephonerings.(Ifthecaller'snameandnumberarestoredinyourinternalphone
book,thecaller'snamewillbedisplayed,too.)Ifyoucallsomeonewhohasthisfeature,your
SamsungDBTMPhoneNumberwillbedisplayedontheirphone.

ToblockyourSamsungDBTMPhoneNumberfrombeingdisplayedonallofyouroutgoingcalls,
justcall DBTMCustomerCard.Onceyouhavepermanentlyblockedyournumber,youcanrelease
theblockforaparticularcall.

RespondingtoCallWaiting.

Ifyou'reinthemiddleofacallandyouhearabeep,thatmeansyouhaveanothercallcomingin.
ifyoudon'tanswerthecallwithintenseconds,youwillberemindedoftheincomingcallwith
secondcall,press<SEND>.Press<SEND>againtoswitchbacktothefirstcall.

Redialingcalls.

Toredialthenumberofthelastoutgoingcallmadefromyourphone,press<SEND><SEND>.To
redialanyofyourlastnineoutgoingcalls,displaytheoutgoingcall logbypressing<SEND>use
thearrowkeystoselectthenumberandthenpress<SEND>again.Themostrecentcallis
displayedfirst.
Anotheroptionforredialingcallsistoselectanumberfromyourincomingoroutgoingcalllogs.

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SettingThree-WayCalling

Three-WayCallingletsyouSENDwithtwodifferentpeopleatthesametime-Simplydialthefirst
numberandpress<SEND>.Whenyouhaveconnected,press<SEND>toputthefirstcaller on
hold.Next,press<CLR>,dialthesecondnumberandpress<SEND>.Whenyouareconnected,
press<SEND>againtobeginyourthree-waycall.Thenyouusethisfeature,youwillbecharged
normalairtimeraisforbothcallsthatyouplace.

Savingoreditingyourownemergencynumbers.

YoucansaveuptothreeemergencyphonenumbersonyourSamsungDBTMPhone,inadditionto

911.Tosavethosenumbers,followthestepsbelow.

1.Press<MENU>.

2.Press<0>toselect"Security."

3.Thephoneprompts."LockCode."Enteryourfour-digitlockcode(unlessyou'vechangedit,this
codeisthelastfourdigitsofyourSamsungDBTMPhoneNumber).Onceyou'vesuccessfully
enteredyourlockcode,thephonedisplaysthesecuritymenu.

4.Press<4>toselect"Special#."Thephonedisplaysyoursecuritynumbers.(Ifnosecurity
numbershavebeensaved,"Empty"isdisplayedineachslot.)

5.Selectanemergencynumberslotbypressingtheappropriatenumber.

6.Entertheten-digitemergencynumber(areacode+phonenumber)tobesavedinthatslotand
press<OK/*>.

7.Thephonedisplaysthenumberand"Saved" toconfirmthatthenumberwasstoredcorrectly.
Thephonethenredisplaysthelistofemergencynumberssoyoucanmakeadditionalchanges.

8.Whenyouhavefinishedstoringnumbers,pressandhold<CLR>toexitandreturntothe
standbydisplay.

Dialingwhenyourphoneislocked.

Whenyourphoneislocked,youcanstillcall911,yourstoredemergencynumbersorDBTM
CustomerCard.
Tomadeacallwhenyourphoneislocked,followthesesimplesteps:

1.Dial911,oneofthethreeemergencynumbersstoredinyourphone.Youmustdialyour
emergencynumbersexactlyasyouhavestoredthem.

2.Press<SEND>

Note: YoucannotdialyourthreeemergencynumberswhenyourDBTMAccounthasbeen
restrictedforcreditpurposes.Youstillcancall911,however.

Voicemail:Theinsandouts.

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Settingupyourvoicemail.

Thefirsttimeyoucallyourvoicemailbox,whichyoudobypressingandholding<OK/*>forat
leastasecond,enteryourtemporarypasscode.Wesuggestyoudothissoonafteryouactivateyour
DBTMAccount.
Afterenteringthatcode,thevoicemailsystemwillpromptyoutodothesethings:

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Createyourownpersonalpasscode.Makesureyoupickanumberthatyouwillremember.

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Createthegreetingthatpeoplewillhearwhentheycallyou.

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Initializeyournameannouncement.

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ChoosewhethertoactivateOne-TouchAccess.

Voicemailwillautomaticallyrecordmessageswheneversomeonecallsandyoudon'tanswer.

Findingoutyouhaveamessage.

YourSamsungDBTMPhonealertsyouwhenyouhavenewvoicemailmessagesinseveralways:

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Bydisplayingamessageonthescreen

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Bysoundingthering(iftheringeristurnedon)

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Byflashingtheredlightatthetopofthephone.

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Bydisplaying*atthebottomofyourscreen.

Toacknowledgeanewmessage,youcanpressanykey(exceptthevolumekeysor<END>.Thered
lightwillcontinuetoflashandareminderbeepwillsoundperiodicallyuntilyoudothis. Once
you'veacknowledgedamessage,yourphonewillthenredisplaywhatever wasonthescreenbefore
thealert.Thephonewilldisplay*untilyousaveoreraseyournewmessage.Youcanhaveupto
30neworsavedmessagesandeachcanbestoredforupto30days.

Retrievingmessages.

Wheneveryouaccessyourvoicemail,you'llbegiventhefollowingoptions:

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Tolistentoneworsavedvoicemail,press<1>. Youcanseetheinformationofthelatest
voicemailyou'vereceived. Youcanlistentoitbypressing <MENU><1>anderaseitbypressing
<MENU><2>.

UsingspecialSamsungDBTMPhoneFeatures.

Yourphonecomeswithseveralkeyfeaturesthatmakevoicemailparticularlyeasytouse.

OnetouchAccess
TocallyourvoicemailfromyourSamsungDBTMPhone,allyouhavetodoispressandhold*
foratleastasecond.ThisfeatureisavailableonlyfromyourSamsungDBTMPhone.IfOne

-TouchAccessisactivated,youdon'thavetoenteryourpasscode.

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HandsfreeListening
Yourmessageswillbeplayedcontinuouslyintheordertheywerereceived.Youcanstoptosaveor
eraseanyofthem.

Internalphonebook.

YougettwotypesofphonebookswithyourSamsungDBTMPhone:theinternalphonebookand
thecalllogs.Tomakethemostofthem,youneedtounderstandallthebasicfeaturesand
functionsofyournewphone.

Understandingyourphone'smemory

YourSamsungDBTMPhonehas96phonebookmemorylocations(2~8,10~98)-thatis,96placesto
storephonenumbers.Youcanstoreupto32digitswithineachofthesememorylocationsanduse
upto12characterstogiveeachentryaname.

Savingandstoringaphonenumber.

Whenaddingnumberstoyourinternalphonebook,keepinmindthatmemorylocations1through
9(1and9arereserved)shouldbeusedforOne-TouchDialing(yourmostcommonlyusedphone
numbers).Tosavenumbers,simplyfollowthedirectionsbelow.

1.Enterthenumberyouwanttosave.Press<OK/*>.Wesuggestthatyousavenumbersusingten
digits(areacode+number)soyoucandialfromyourphonebookwhiletravelingoutsideyour
DBTMHomeServiceArea.

2.Thephonedisplaystheavailablememorylocation.Tosavethenumbertoadifferentmemory
location,enterthatlocationnumberandthenpress<OK/*>.

Ifyouenteredthenumberofamemorylocationthatalreadyanumberstoredinit,thephone
prompts"Replace?" Press<OK/*>toreplaceitwiththenewnumberorpress<CLR>togobacka
step.

3.Next,enterthenamethatgoeswiththenumber.Toenteraletter,pressthenumberkeyon
whichit'slistedonce,twiceorthreetimes,dependingonwhethertheletteryou'dliketoenteris
listedonthekeyfirst,secondorthird.(Forexample,<2>oncefor"A"Press<2>twicefor"B"
andtimesfor"C")

Toenterlettersconsecutivelythatarelistedonthesamenumberkey,pressthe#keytoseparate
them.Forexample,tospellGill,youwoulddothedothefollowing:

1.Toenter"G,"press<4>once.

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2.Toenter"I,"firstpress#(sinceyouwillbepressing<4>again),thenpress<4>three

timestoget "I,"

3.Toenter"L"press<5>threetimes.

4.Toenterthenext"L,"firstprepress#(sinceyouwillbepressing<5>again),thenpress<

5>threetimes.

Tocorrectanymistakes,press<¡è*>or<#¡é>tomovethecursorththecursortotheincorrect
characterandtheneitherpress<CLR>todeletethatcharacterofsimplytypethecorrectcharacter
overit.Eachcharacterwillblinkwhenthecursorisonit.

4.Whenthenameisenteredcorrectly,press<OK/*>.Thephonedisplaysaconfirmationmessage
containingthenameandnumber.

Enteringahardpause.

Youcanenterahardpauseinanumberbypressing<MENU>whileenteringdigits.Thehard
pauseisdisplayedas"p"onthephone.Ahardpauseisusefulwhenyouaccessaninteractivevoice
responsesystem,suchasanautomatedbankingsystem.

Dialingfromyourphonebooktoadifferentareacode.

Whenyou'retravelingoutsideyourhomeservicearea,orwhenyou'recallingsomeonebackfrom
withinvoicemail,youmayneedtoaddanareacodetothenumber.Totemporarilyadddigitsto
thebeginningofaphonenumber,followthesesteps:

1.Findthenumberyouwanttocall.Thiscanbedoneinseveralways.

2.Entertheareacodeforthenumber.Thenewnumberswillbeinsertedautomaticallyatthe
beginningofthephonenumber.

3.Press<SEND>todialthemodifiednumber.

Checkingallyourstorednumbers.

Severalmethodscanbeusedforcheckingnumbersstoredinyourphone.Youcanlookupanumber
usinganame,digitsfromthephonenumber,ormemorylocation.Eachisdescribedseparatelybelo
w.Followthestepsdescribedbelowtofindstorednumbersusingthemenuoptions.

1.Press<MENU>

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2.Press<2>toselect"PhoneBook"

3.Indicatewhetheryouwanttorecallanumberbynameormemorylocationbypressing<1>or
<4>,respectively.

Findinganumberusingaperson'sname.

1.Press<MENU>

2.Press<2>toselect"PhoneBook"

3.Press<1>toselect"FindName"

4.Enterasmanyconsecutivelettersofthenameasyoucanremember(evenifyourememberonly
thefirstletter)andpress<OK/*>.Thephonebrieflydisplaysthememorylocationnumberalong
withthenameandnumberofthefirstmatch.Ifthenumberdisplayedisnottheoneyouwant,
press<¡è*>or<#¡é>toscrollthroughthelistuntiltheappropriatenumberisdisplayed.

5.Whenyouhavefoundthecorrectnumber,press<SEND>todialitautomatically.

Erasingaphonenumber.

1.Press<MENU>

2.Press<2>toselect"PhoneBook"

3.Press<5>toselect"Erase"

4.Indicatewhetheryouwanttoaccessthenumbertobedisplayedaccordingtonameormemory
locationbypressing<1>or<2>,respectively.

5.Youthenhavetheoptiontoentereitheraportionofthenameorthememorylocationnumber.
Next,press<OK/*>todisplaythenumber.Ifmorethanoneentryisfound,youcanscrollthrough
theentriesandselectwhichoneyouwanttoerasebypressing<¡è*>or<#¡é>.

6.Press<OK/*>toerasethenumberfromthephonebook.Aconfirmationmessagewillbe
displayed.

Keepingtrackofyourcalls.

YourSamsungDBTMPhonekeepstrackofthelastninecallsyoumadeandthelastninecalls

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youreceived.Todisplaya listofrecentlymadecalls,followthesesteps.

1.Press<MENU>

2.Press<1>toselect"CallLogs."

3.Todisplayinformationonyourlastnineoutgoingcalls,press<1>Todisplayinformationon
yourlastnineincomingcalls,press<2>

4.Thephonethendisplaysthephonenumbersofyourcalls,oneatatime.Toscrollthroughthe
list,press<¡è*>or<#¡é>.

5.Todialadisplayednumber,simplypress<SEND>.Otherwise,pressandhold<CLR>toexit
andreturntothestandbydisplay.

Mainmenu:Tailoringyour
phone'sfeaturestoyourneeds.

Youcanaccessallofyourphone'sfeaturesandsettingsthroughthemainmenu.Here'showtogo
aboutit.

Navigationthroughthemenu.

Todisplaythemainmenu,press<MENU>.

Toscrollthroughmenuitems,press<¡è*>or<#¡é>.

Togobackonestep,press<CLR>briefly.

Toselectamenuitem,pressthenumbercorrespondingtoit.

Toscrollthroughpossiblesettings,press<¡è*>or<#¡é>.

Tosaveasetting,press<OK/*>.

Toexitthemenuandreturntothestandbyscreen,press<END>orpressandhold<CLR>.No
changeswillbesaved.

Takingamenushortcut.

Ifyou'reinahurry,justpress<MENU>andthenumbersonthemenuscreen.Forexample,if
youpress<MENU>,followedby<4>and<1>,thephonewilldisplaythevolumesetting
fortheringer.

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Understandingmenuitem:
Managingyourphone's
settings.

Keepingtrackofcalls.

1:CallLogs. Theseoptionshelpyourememberwhomyoucalledyouandwhoyoucall,alongwith
howmuchairtimeyouhaveused.Timesaredisplayinginhours,minutesandseconds(forexample,
03h59m23s).

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1:Outgoing Lists,oneatatime,thelastninenumbersyoucalled.Press<¡è*>or<#¡é>to

scroll throughthelist.

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2:Incoming Lists,oneatatime,thenumbersofthelastninecallerstoyourSamsungs

DBTMPhone.

Press<¡è*>or<#¡é>toscrollthroughthelist.

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3:AirTime Checktoseehowmuchairtimeyouhaveusedbyselectingthisoption.Note

:Theairtimedisplayedmayhavediscrepancieswiththeairtimeshowninyourinvoice.

LastCall. Displaysthephonenumberofyourlastcall,thedateandtimethe

callwasmade,anddurationofthecall.

Total. Displaysthetotalnumberofcallsmadeandreceived,alongwiththe

totalamountofairtimeused.

EraseTotal. Toresetyourairtimelogtozero,press<OK/*>.Tokeepthepress

<CLR>.

Maintainingyourinternalphonebook.
2:PhoneBook. TheseoptionsletyoumanagethenumbersstoredinyourPhone'sinternalphone
book.

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1:FindName Letsyoulookupnumbersstoredinyourinternalphonebook.

Name. Enterasmanyconsecutivelettersofthenamethatyouknowandthenpress<OK/
*>.(Enteringonlythefirstletterofthenamestillhelpsnarrowyoursearch.)Thephoneindicates
howmanymatcheswerefoundandthendisplaysthefirstnumbersandnamefromthelistof
matches.Toscrollthroughthelist, press<¡è*>or<#¡é>.Todialadisplayednumber,
press<SEND>.

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2:MyPhone#DisplaysyourSamsungDBTMPhoneNumber.

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3:AddEntry Letsyoueditnumbers,namesandmemorylocations.

Enternumbersandpress<OK/*>. Thenthephonedisplaysmemoryloacationofthe
numberstoredintheinternalphone.Youcanchangethemomorylocationwith pressing<¡è*>or
<#¡é>.Enterpress<OK/*>.Thenpressanameand<OK/*>.Thenewnumberwillbestored.

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4:FineEntry Letsyoulookupnumbersstoredinyourinternalphonebook.

Enterthetwo-digitmemorylocationcodethatcorrespondstothenumberyouwant
tofind.Toscrollthroughtheentirelistofstorednumbers,press<OK/*>.Todialadisplayed
number,press<SEND>.

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5:EraseEntry Letsyoudeletenumbersfromyourinternalphonebook.

byName. Enterasmanyconsecutivecharactersofthenameofthename
associatedwiththephonenumberisyouknowandpress<OK/*>.Ifmorethanonematchis
found,scrolltheentriesbypressing<¡è*>or<#¡é>.Whenthenumberyouwanttodeleteis
displayed,press<OK/*>removeitfromtheinternalphonebook.Thephonedisplays"Erased"to
confirmtothedisplay.

byMem#. Enterthetwo-digitcodeofthememorylocationthatcorrespondstothenumber
youwanttoerasefromtheinternalphonebook, orpress<¡è*>or<#¡é>toscrollthroughthe
entirephonebook.Whenthenumberyouwanttodeleteisdisplayed,press<OK/*>toremoveit
fromtheinternalphonebook.Thephonedisplays"Erased"toconfirmthatthenumberwaserased
andthenreturn tothestandbydisplay.

Adjustingyourphone'svolume.

3:Sounds. Here'showadjustthevolumeofyourphone'sringerandkeybeep.

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1:RingVol Call Toadjusttheringer,youcanpresseither<¡è*>or<#¡é>,orthevolume
keys.Settingare"OFF,""VIBRATE""VOLUME1"~"VOLUME6". Onceyouselectthelevelyou
want,press<OK/*>tosetit.

Message Toadjusttheringerforamessage, youcanpresseither<¡è*>or<#

¡é

>,orthevolumekeys.Settingare"OFF,""VIBRATE""VOLUME1"~"VOLUME6". Onceyou
selectthelevelyouwant,press<OK/*>tosetit.

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2:RingType Call Determinethesoundsyourphonemakeswhenyoureceiveacall. Press
<¡è*>or<#¡é>toscrollthroughthepossiblesettings.Asyouscrollthroughthelist,youwillhear
asampleoftheringersetting.Whenyoufindtheringersettingyouwant,press<OK/*>tosavei
t.Thedefaultsettingsis"RING1".

Message Determinethesoundsyourphonemakeswhenyoureceiveacall.

Press <¡è*>or<#¡é>toscrollthroughthepossiblesettings.Asyouscrollthroughthelist,

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youwillhearasampleoftheringersetting.Whenyoufindtheringersettingyouwant,press<
OK/*>tosaveit.Thedefaultsettingsis"RING1".

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3:KeyBeep ToadjustthebeepyourPhonemakeswhenyoupressakey, selectthis
option.Press<¡è*>or<#¡é>,orthevolumeKeys.Settingare"OFF","HIGH","MED","LOW".
Onceyouselectthelevelyouwant,press<OK/*>tosetit

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4:ToneLength ToadjustthetonelengthyourPhonemakeswhenyoucall.

selectthisoption.Press<¡è*>or<#¡é>,orthevolumeKeys.Settingare"SHORT","LONG".

Onceyouselectthelevelyouwant,press<OK/*>tosetit

Choosingtherightalerts.

4:Alert. YourSamsungDBTMPhonecomeswithdifferentoptionstokeepyouawareofwhat's
goingon.

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1:MuniteBeepThisoptionislikeaminuteminderthatbeepstensecondsbeforeeachminuteis
upduringacall.Settingsare"ON"and"OFF".Thedefaultsettingis"OFF".

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2:ServiceIndicatewhetheryouwantyourphonetosoundatonewhenthestatusofyourphone
servicechanges.Settingsare"ON"and"OFF".Thedefaultsettingis"OFF"

Determiningwhatisdisplayed.

5:Display. DeterminesomeoftheattributesofyourPhone'sdisplaybymodifyingthesesettings.

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1:Backlight Youcanmanipulatethedisplayandkeypadbacklighting.Possiblesettingsare"
OFF","8SECONDS"and"30SECONDS".Thedefaultsettingis"8SECONDS"

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2:Greeting Displaysthegreetingandyoucaneditit.

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3:Version DisplaystheversionnumberofthesoftwareinstalledonyourSamsungDBTM
Phone.

Customizingthewayyourphoneworks.

6:Setup. Withthehelpofthefollowingfeatures,youcanmakeyourphoneworkmorelikeyoudo.

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1:AnykeyAns Youcanchoosetobeabletopressanykeytoanswerincomingcalls

(except<END>). Possiblesettingsare"ON"and"OFF". Thedefaultsettingsis"OFF".

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2:ToneLength Youcanselectthelengthofthetoneyourphonemakeswhenyoupressa

key.Possiblesettingsare"SHORT"and"LONG".Thedefaultsettingis"SHORT".

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3:NAMMode TheNAM(NumberAssignmentModule)enablesyoutosubscribetooneormore
servicenetworks. SelecttheNAMandyoucansetthephonetothenetworkyouwanttouse.
Settingsare"NAM-1"and"NAM-2".

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4:Language YoucanchoosebetweenEnglishandFrench

Selectingtheservicemode.

7:Network. YoucanselectaservicemodeofyourDBTMphoneoutof"Digitalmode"and"

Analog

mode".

Automatic. ThisoptionmakesyourDBTMphoneoperateinAMPSserviceareaotherthan

DBTM.

Analog.ThisoptionmakesyourDBTMphoneoperateinAMPSserviceareauntilpoweroff.

HomeOnly. ThisoptionmakesyourDBTMphoneoperatewithonlyhomesystem.

Maintainingphonesecurity.

0:Security. YouhavetheoptiontolockSamsungPhonewhenyou'dliketomakesureyou'rethe
onlyonewhocanuseit.Lockingyourphonemeansthatyoucanstillreceiveincomingcallsor
makeemergencycalls,butallotherphonefunctionaredisabled.Youalsocanrestrictoutingcalls
(except911andemergencycalls),incomingcallsandaccesstoyourphonebook.Yourlockcode
typicallyconsistsofthelastfourdigitsofyourSamsungDBTMPhoneNumber.Ifyouchooseto
changeit,however,andthenforgetit, youwillhavetotakeyourphonetothenearestDBTM
Centerforassistance.Becauseyourphonemustbereprogrammedifyouforgetyourlockcode,
CustomerCarewillnotbeabletoassistyouoverthephone.Toaccessthesecuritymenuand
modifythesettings,youmustfirstenteryourlockcode.

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1:Lock Phone Firstyoushoulddecidewhenyouwantyourphonetobelocked.possible
settingsare"OFF,""NOW"and"ONPOWER-UP."Ifyouchoose"ONPOWER-UP,"yourphone
willbelockedeverytimeyouturniton.Ifyouselect"NOW,",yourphonewillbelocked
immediately.Thedefaultis"OFF."

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2:LimitUse Withrestrictmode, youcontrolwhatcallscanbemadefromyourphone.

Outgoing.DetermineswhetheroutgoingcallscanbemadefromyourSamsungDBTMphone.
Possiblesettingsare"UNRESTRICT"and"RESTRICT."Thedefaultsettingis"UNRESTRICT".If
youchoose"RESTRICT,"outgoingcalls cannotbemadefromyourphone(exceptto911oryour
storedemergencynumbers),althoughyoustillcanreceivecalls.selectanoptionbypressing<¡è*>
or<#¡é>andthenpress<OK/*>tosaveyourselection.

Incoming. DetermineswhetherincomingcallscanbereceivedonyourSamsungDBTMPhon
e.Possiblesettingsare"UNRESTRICT"and"RESTRICT."Thedefault settingsis"UNRESTRICT."
Ifyouchoose"RESTRICT."callscannotbereceivedonyourDBTMPhoneSelectanoptionby
pressing<¡è*>or<#¡é>andthenpress<OK/*>tosaveyourselection.

PhoneBook. Determineswhetheryoucanaccessthephonebookandcalllogsandmake
callsdirectlyfromit.Possiblesettingsare"UNRESTRICT"and"RESTRICT."Ifyouchoose"
RESTRICT"accesstobephonebookandcalllogsisdisabled,althoughyoustillcanreceivecalls
anddialthenumbersdirectly.One-touchandtwo-touchdialingwillnotbeavailableifthephone
bookisrestricted.Selectanoptionbypressing<¡è*>or<#¡é>andthenpress<OK/*>tosave
yourselection.

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3:LockCode Ifyoudon'twanttouseyourphone'soriginallockcode,youcanusethisoption
toenteryourownnewfour-digitnumber.Besuretopickanumberthatis easy
foryoutoremember.Ifyouchangeyourlockcodethenforgetit,youwillhavetotakeyourphone
tothenearestDBTMCenterforassistance.

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4:Special# Youcanenteruptothreeemergencynumbersandyoucanyoucallallofthem,
alongwith911,evenwhenyourphoneislockedorrestricted.Whenyoudialanemergencynumber,
itmustexactlymatchthestorednumberinordertooverridethelockandrestrictionsettings.

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5:Erase Youcandeletenumbersortextsfromcalllogs,message,or phonebook.

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6:ResetPhoneSelectthistoresetallofthefeaturesonyourDBTMphone(exceptemergency
numbersandthelockcode)totheirdefaultsettingsandtoclearthephonebook
memory.

Understandingmessagemenuitems:
Listeningtothevoicemailor
readingthepages/messagesyou'vereceived.

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ReviewingVoiceMailMessages.

1:Voice Youcanreadtheinformationofthevoicemailsyou'vereceived. Press<MENU>and
youcanlistentoorresetit

Listen Youcanlistentotheselectedvoicemailmessage.

Reset Youcanclearthevoicemail.

ReviewingPageandTextMessages.

2:Page/3:Text Youcanreadtheinformaionofthepages/messagesyou'vereceived. Pressthe
associateddigitkeyofthepage/messageyouwantandyoucanreviewthedetails. Byusingthe
poundkey<#?>,youcanreviewthepage/message. Afterthat,press<MENU>forcontext-specific
options.

Talk Youcancallthephonenumber.

Save# Youcansavethepage/message.

EraseYoucanerasethepage/message.

NextMsg Youcanreviewthenextpage/message.

PrevMsg Youcanreviewthepreviouspage/message.

ErasingMessages.

4:DeleteAll Youcaneraseallstoredmessages.

Displayingthetimestamp.

5:MsgTime Youcanselectthetimestampyou'vereceived. Possiblesettingsare"UTC
(UniversalCoordinatedTime)","LocalTime"and"TimeReceived". Ifyouchoose"UTC",thetime
stampofmessagewillbethetimewhenMC(SMSMessageCenter)hassentit. Itmaybe
differentdependingonthelocationofMC.If"LocalTime"ischosen,thephonewilldisplaythe
timewhenyoureceivethatmessage. Andifyouchoose"TimeReceived",yourphonewilldisplay
thetimereceivedwheneveritcangetthecurenttime. Thedefaultsettingis"UTC".

Usageguidelines:
Allaboutperformance
andsafety.

Keepingtabsonsignalstrength.

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Firstofall,thevoicequalityofyourSamsungDBTMPhonewillalwaysbeatitsbestwhenthe
antennaisfullyraised.Ifyou'reinsideabuilding,receptionmaybebetternearawindow.

Thequalityofeachcallyoumakeorreceivedependonthesignalstrengthinyourarea.Youphone
willinformyouofthecurrentstrengthbydisplayinganumberofthebarsnexttothesignal
strengthicon.Themorebarsdisplayed,thestrongerthesignal.

UnderstandingPowerSavemode.

Ifyou'retryingtouseyourphoneinanareawherethesignalistooweak,thePowerSavefeature
willautomaticallyactivatetoconservebatterypowerwhenyou'vebeenunabletopickupasignal
for15minutes.Ifyouphoneison,itwillperiodicallyrecheckserviceavailability,oryoucandoso
yourselfmanuallybypressinganykey.
AmessagewillbedisplayedonthescreenanytimePowerSavehasbeenactivated

Understandinghowyourphoneoperates.

YourSamsungDBTMPhoneisbasicallyaradiotransmitterandreceiver.
Whenit'sturnedon,itreceivesandtransmitsradiofrequency(RF)signals.Youphoneoperatesin
thefrequencyrange1.9GHZand800MHz.Whenyourphoneisinuse,thesystemhandingyour
callcontrolthepowerlevel.

RadioFrequencysafety.

In1991-1992,theInstituteofEngineers(IEEE)andtheAmericanNationalStandardsInstitute(ANS
joinedinupdatingANSI's1982standardforsafetylevelswithrespecttohumanexposuretoRF
signals.Morethan120scientists,engineersandphysiciansfromuniversities,governmenthealth
agenciesandindustriesdevelopedthisupdatedstandardafterreviewingtheavailablebodyof
research.In1993,theFederalCommunicationsCommission(FCC)adoptedthisupdatestandardina
regulation.InAugust1996,theFCCadoptahybridstandardconsistingoftheexistingANSI/IEEE
standardandtheguidelinespublishedbytheNationalCouncilofRadiationProtectionand
Measurements(NCRP).

ThedesignoftheSamsungDBTMPhonecomplieswiththeseupdatedstandard.Ofcourse,ifyou
wanttolimitRFexposureevenfurtherthantheupdatedstandard,youcanchoosetocontrolthe
durationofyourcallsandoperateyourphoneinthemostpower-ficientmanner.

Maintainingyourphone'speakperformance.

Tooperateyourphoneproperly-thatis,tomaintainsafeandsatisfactoryservice-youshouldfollow
theserules:

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Forbestreception,extendtheantennafully.

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Holdthephonewiththeantennaupandoveryourshoulder.

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Donotholdphoneantennaatanytime.

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Donotusethephonewithadamagedantenna.

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Speakdirectlyintothemouthpiece.

Avoidexposingyourphoneandaccessoriestorainliquidspills.Ifyourphonedoesgetwet, turn
thepoweroffimmediatelyandremovethebatterypack.Ifitisinoperable,youshouldreturnitto
aDBTMCenterorcallDBTMCustomerCareforservice.

Onlyauthorizedpersonnelshouldserviceyourphoneanditsaccessories,Faultymayinvalidatethe
warranty.

Protectingyourbattery.

Forbestbatteryperformance,youshouldfollowtheseguidelines:

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OnlyuseSamsung-approvedbatteriesanddesktopandchargers.Thesechargesaredesignedto
maximizebatterylife.Usingotherbatteriesorchargerswillinvalidateyourwarrantyandmay
causedamageaswell.

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Toavoiddamage,chargebatteryonlyintemperaturesthatrangefrom32¢ªFto122¢ªF(0¢ªto40

¢ª

C).

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Donotusethebatterychargerindirectsunlightorinhighhumidityareas,suchasthe
bathroom.

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Neverdisposeofthebatterybyincineration.

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Keepthemetalcontactsatthetopofbatteryclean.

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Donotattempttodisassembleorshort-circuitthebattery.

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Youmayneedtorechargethebatteryifithasnotbeenusedforalongperiodoftime.

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Replacethebatterywhenitnolongerprovidesacceptableperformance.
Itcanberechargedhundredsoftimesbeforeitwillneedtobereplaced.

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Donotstorethebatteryinhigh-temperatureareasforlongperiodsoftime.Followthesestorage
rules:

Lessthanonemonth: -4¢ªFto 140¢ªF(-20¢ªCto50¢ªC)
Morethanonemonth: -4¢ªFto113¢ªF(-20¢ªCto35¢ªC)

Usingyourphonewhiledriving.

SENDingonthephonewhileyou'redrivingmaydivertyourattentionfromtheroad.Besidesthat,
itisillegalinsomestates.

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Remember,safetycomesfirst.

WhenusingyourSamsungDBTMPhoneinthecar:

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Focusondriving,notSENDing.

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UseyourHands-FreeCarKit.

Ifyoumustthephonewhiledriving,pleaseuseOne-TouchDialing,
SpeedDialandAutoAnswermodes.

FAILURETOFOLLOWTHESEINSTRUVTIONMAYLEADTOSERIOUSPERSONALINJURY
ANDPOSSIBLEPROPERTYDAMAGE.

Disposalofbatteries

YoucanreturnyourunwantedSamsungbatteriestoyournearestSamsungServiceCenter.

Note:Insomeareas,thedisposalofrechargeablebatteriesinhouseholdorbusinesstrashmaybe
prohibited.

Followingsafetyguidelines.

Tooperateyourphonesafelyandefficiently,youshouldalwaysfollowanyspecialregulationsina
givenarea,andturnyourphoneoffareaswhereuseisforbiddenorwhenitmaycause
interferenceordanger.

Usingyourphonenearotherelectronicdevices.

Mostmodernelectronicequipmentisshieldedfromradiofrequency(RF)signals.However,RF
signalsfromDBTMtelephonesmayaffectinadequatelyshieldedelectronicequipment.

RFsignalsmayaffectimproperlyinstalledorinadequatelyshieldedelectronicoperatingand
entertainmentsystemsinmotorvehicles.Checkwiththemanufactureroritsrepresentativeto
determineifthesesystemsareadequatelyshieldedfromexternalRFsignals.Youshouldalsocheck
withthemanufacturerregardinganyequipmentthathasbeenaddedtoyourvehicle.

Consultthemanufacturerofanypersonalmedicaldevices(suchaspacemarkersandhearingaids)to
determineiftheyareadequatelyshieldedfromexternalsignals.

Turnoffthephoneinhealthcarefacilitiesandrequestpermissionbeforeusingthephonenear
medicalequipment.

Turnoffyourphonebeforeflying.

YoushouldturnoffyourSamsungDBTMPhonebeforeboardinganyaircraft.Toprevent

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possibleinterferencewithaircraftsystem,U.S.
FederalAviationAdministration(FAA)regulationsrequireyoutohavepermissionfromacrew
membertouseyourphonewhiletheplaneisontheground.Topreventanyriskofinterference,
FCCregulationprohibitusingyourphonewhiletheplaneisintheair.

Restrictingchildren'saccesstoyourphone.

YourDBTMphoneistheatoy,andshouldnotbeplayedwithbychildren.
Theycouldhurtthemselvesandothers,damagethephoneormakecallsthatincreaseyour
telephonebills.

Turnoffyourphoneindangerousareas.

Toavoidinterferingwithblastingoperations, youshouldturnoffyourphonewheninablasting
areaorinotherareaswithsignsindicatingthattwo-wayradioshouldbeturnedoff.Construction
crewsoftenuseremote-controlRFdevicestosetoffexplosives.

Turnoffyourphonewhenyouareinanyareawithapotentiallyexplosiveatmosphere.Itisrare,
butyourphoneoritsaccessoriescouldgeneratesparkscouldcauseanexplosionorafreeresulting
in
bodilyinjuryorevendeath.

Areaswithapotentially explosiveatmosphereareoften,butnotalways,clearlymarked.They
includefuelingareassuchasgasstations;belowdeskonboats;fuelorchemicaltransferorstorage
facilities;areaswheretheaircontainschemicalsorparticlessuchasgrain,dustormetalpowders:
andanyotherareawhereyouwouldnormallybeadvisedtooffyourvehicleengine.

Donottransportorstoreflammablegas,liquidorexplosivesinthecompartmentofyourvehicle
thatcontainsyourphoneoraccessories.

Cautions.

AnychangesormodificationstoyourSamsungDBTMPhonenotexpresslyapprovedinthis
documentscouldvoidyourwarrantyforthisequipmentandvoidyourauthoritytooperatethis
equipment.Onlyuseapproved batteries,antennasandchargers.Theuseofanyothertypewill
invalidatethewarranty.

FCCnotice.

ThephonemaycauseTVorradiointerferenceifusedincloseproximitytoreceivingequipment.
TheFCCcanrequireyoutostopusingthetelephoneifsuchinterferencecannotbeeliminated.If
youneedassistance,contactDBTMCustomerCare.

Andlast,butcertainlynotleast,vehiclesusingliquefiedpetroleumgas(suchaspropaneor

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butane)mustcomplywiththeNationalFireProtectionStandard(NEPA-58).Foracopyofthis
standard,contacttheNationalFireProtectionAssociation,OneBatterymarchPark,QuincyMA02269,
Attn:PublicationSalesDivision.

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