Samsung SCH-470 User Manual
ELECTRONICS
CDMA PORT ABLE
CELLULAR TELEPHONE
SCH-470
OWNER S MANUAL
Printed in Korea
Code No.: GH68-60686A
Hong Kong China.
9/98. Rev. 2.0
Safety Precautions
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Parts List
The illustrations below indicate the safety
precautions to be taken when using your cellular
telephone.
The use of cellular phones in an aircraft:
◆ Is dangerous to aircraft operations.
◆ May disrupt the cellular network.
◆ Is illegal.
Failure to observe in-flight regulations
may lead to the suspension of cellular
services and/or legal action.
NEVER use your phone while driving,
even if hands free operation is allowed.
ALWAYS park your vehicle first.
In some countries, it is illegal to use
mobile and radio telephones while
driving.
You are advised to turn off the phone
when at a gas station.
NEVER store or carry inflammable gas,
liquids or explosive materials in the
same compartment as your cellular
phone.
DO NOT use the power adapter if:
◆ The power cord is damaged.
◆ The phone has been dropped or
undergone a shock.
Have an authorized service center
repair the phone. NEVER try to repair
the phone yourself.
The SCH-470 product contains the following parts.
Phone
Strap Manual
Symbols
Charger
Battery (BTL1621L)
Quick Reference
Card
Press/Push
① = Step number
Important Note
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Contents Contents (continued)
Front View of the Phone ................................................................. 6
Rear View of the Phone .................................................................7
LCD Display and Indicators ............................................................ 8
Preparation
Installing the Battery Pack .......................................................... 9
Charging the Battery Pack ......................................................... 10
Tips on Battery Charging ........................................................... 11
Checking the Battery Charge Level ........................................... 12
Basic Operation
Turning the Phone On and Off ................................................... 13
Extending the Antenna .............................................................. 14
Making a Call ............................................................................ 15
Receiving Calls .......................................................................... 17
Adjusting Volumes .................................................................... 18
Mute .......................................................................................... 19
Recording the Other Person’s Talking
During Telephone Conversation ................................................ 20
Choosing Alert Type .................................................................. 21
Choosing Ringer Bell ................................................................. 22
Redialing the Last Numbers ...................................................... 23
Memory Dialing
Finding an Empty Memory Location .......................................... 25
Storing Numbers in Memory ..................................................... 26
Entering Name in Memory ........................................................ 28
Correcting a Name or Number .................................................. 29
Storing Numbers into Numeric Group ......................................30
One-Touch Dialing ..................................................................... 31
Two-Touch Dialing .................................................................... 31
Searching for Numbers in Memory ........................................... 32
Erasing Numbers in Memory ....................................................36
Voice Dialing
Voice Dialing .............................................................................38
Recording Name ........................................................................ 38
Checking Recoded Name ..........................................................40
Erasing Recorded Name ............................................................ 40
Using Voice Dial ........................................................................ 42
Useful Features
Turning Tones On and Off ......................................................... 45
Sending Your Own Phone Number ...........................................48
Displaying Your Own Phone Number ........................................ 48
System Selection ......................................................................49
Message Service ....................................................................... 50
Setting Alarm ............................................................................ 54
DTMF Dialing ............................................................................57
Timers ........................................................................................ 59
Advanced Features
Automatic Feature Setup .......................................................... 64
Changing Greeting Message ....................................................67
Restricting the Use of the Phone............................................... 68
Changing Lock Code .................................................................. 71
Locking the Phone ..................................................................... 72
Warning Beep Generation ........................................................73
Choosing NAM .......................................................................... 74
Setting the Phone to Send PIN .................................................75
System Reset ............................................................................77
Miscellaneous
Cleaning Your Cellular Phone ...................................................78
Battery Safety Precautions .......................................................79
Accessories ............................................................................... 81
Troubleshooting ........................................................................ 82
LCD Messages ..........................................................................85
Summary ................................................................................... 87
Voice DialingBasic Operation Memory Dialing Useful Features
MiscellaneousAdvanced FeaturesPreparation
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Front View of the Phone Rear View of the Phone
Earmicrophone
Buzzer
Strap hole
Receiving lamp
▲▼adjusts volume or
scrolls options menu
Antenna
Speaker
LCD display
STO: stores names and numbers in
memory
RCL: recalls stored memory entries
FCN: helps access special features
SEND: makes a call
CLR: clears messages on LCD
END/ : ends a call. Also it turns
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power on and off
Number keypad
Microphone
Battery lock/unlock button
Battery
Charging points
Cover
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NOSVC
SVC
ROAM
CDMA
Preparation
LCD Display and Indicators
INUSE
blinks while your phone selects a channel
and lights up when the line is connected.
NOSVC: no service area
SVC: service area
lights up when your phone is out of the
home area.
CDMA: digital mode
displays the signal strength level with
the number of bars.
displays the battery charge level status
with the number of blocks.
displays the dialed
numbers and the
current status
Installing the Battery Pack
1. To attach the battery pack after
charging, align it with the phone
about 1cm (1/2") away from its place
so that the two arrows on the phone
are seen, the battery charge contacts
pointing downward.
2. Slide the battery pack upwards until
it clicks firmly into position.
Result:
Your phone is now ready to
be turned on.
3. To remove the battery pack, release
it by pressing the button on the rear
of the phone.
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3
indicates you have voicemail or text
messages.
indicates the vibration mode.
indicates silent mode (lamp mode).
4. Slide the battery pack downward
about 1cm (1/2") and lift it away from
the phone.
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3
Preparation
Preparation
Charging the Battery Pack
When you purchase the product, the battery is not fully
charged. Please charge the battery fully before you
operate your phone.
1. Plug the power cord of the charger
into an appropriate wall socket.
◆ When the power is connected
correctly, the yellow lamp on the
charger flickers once.
2. To charge the battery pack, insert the
battery pack into the rear slot of the
charger.
◆ The lamp marked BATT on the
front panel of the charger lights
up red.
3. If you do not wish to use your phone
while charging the battery, you can:
◆ Leave the battery pack attached
to the phone.
◆ Place the phone in the front slot
of the charger. The lamp marked
PHONE on the front panel of the
charger lights up red.
Tips on Battery Charging
◆ The lamp color indicates the charging status as follows:
Status
Slot
Front
(phone
charging lamp)
Rear (battery
charging lamp)
If the lamp blinks yellow, the battery pack is not properly
inserted or the contact of the charging terminal is stained or
rusty. When this occurs, remove the battery pack, check the
charging terminal and reinsert the battery pack. If this does not
work properly, replace the battery pack with a new one.
◆ The full charging time is different according to the battery type
as follows:
•If both the front and rear slots are occupied, the charging
time may be longer.
•When both the front and rear slots are occupied, the front
slot charges first.
•It is normal for the battery pack to become warm during
charging.
Charging Completed
red
red
Standard
about 180
Standby
(off)
Extended-life
about 180
green
greenyellow
(min)
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Preparation
Preparation
◆ When fully charged, the new battery will last as
follows:
Status
Talk mode
Standby
mode
Battery
SLOT 0
SLOT 1
SLOT 2
Standard
100-140 min
18-25 hr
25-30 hr
30-40 hr
Extended
150-200 min
30-35 hr
40-50 hr
50-60 hr
•The operating time varies according to the service mode you
are using.
•If you stay in no-service area for a long time, the operating
time may be shorten.
•The standby time is different according to the service type
provided from the supplier.
•The battery is a consumable product, so that the battery life
will be reduced. We guarantee the battery for 6 months.
When the battery life is reduced by half, purchase new
battery.
Checking the Battery Charge Level
The battery charge level is displayed at the left corner of
the LCD display.
The number of blocks represent the
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battery charge level.
Example:
Battery fully charged
Battery low
When the battery drops to a low level,
the phone beeps and the battery icon
turns to .
•If any button is pressed in the
low battery status, the LCD
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backlight lamp is not turned on.
•If the battery is fully discharged,
a warning tone sounds three
times and the power is turned
off.
Turning the Phone On and Off
The phone can only place and receive calls when it is
turned on.
1.To turn on the phone, press END/
and hold.
Result:
The phone
◆ Beeps
◆ Displays the greeting
message, your phone
number, and current date
and time.
If the phone is locked, the
message LOCKED is displayed.
To unlock the phone, enter the
lock code. You can place a 3-digit
emergency call when the phone
is locked.
2. To turn off the phone, press END/
until you hear a beep tone.
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⊖⊖
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Extending the Antenna
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2
3
Making a Call
For best performance, extend the antenna fully when you
use the phone.
Basic Operation
1. Grasp the knob on the end of the
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The signal strength is indicated on the display:
Strong signal
Weak signal
antenna and carefully pull the
antenna out to its full extension.
Result:
Reception quality is
improved.
2. When you have finished the call,
push the antenna back in.
You can only make a call when the phone is turned
on.
1. Open the cover, and enter desired
telephone number, including the area
code.
Result:
The number entered is
displayed.
2. If you make a mistake:
◆ Press CLR once or more until
the incorrect digit or digits are
cleared.
◆ Continue entering your number.
To clear the whole number, press
CLR and hold.
3. When you have entered the whole
number, press SEND.
Result:
◆ The number is dialed.
◆ The INUSE indication is
displayed.
If the connect tone feature is set,
you can hear the connect tone
when your phone is connected to
the basestation system to make a
call.
Basic Operation
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Receiving Calls
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Basic Operation
4. If the other party answers, begin the
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conversation.
Result:
Call time is displayed. For
further details, see 'Call Time
Display' under 'Automatic
Feature Setup' on page 66.
5. When you have finished the call:
◆ Close the cover.
or
◆ Press END/ .
⊖⊖
If your party does not answer your call and you turn on the
automatic redial feature (see page 65), INUSE flickers and
REDIAL appears on the LCD. Your phone is automatically
redialing the number. When a call is connected using automatic
redialing, the phone rings once to alert you so that you may
begin conversation. If you do not want the number to be
redialed, press END/ .
⊖⊖
You can receive calls when the phone is turned on.
1. When there is an incoming call, the
phone rings.
• You can choose the alert type;
bell, vibrator, lamp, or
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vibrator+bell. For details,
see page 21.
• If there are missed calls you
not answered, the number of
or
the calls appears on the first
line of the display.
• If the call is made on a cellular
phone the caller's cellular
phone number is already
stored in your phone's
ABC
9 1234567
CDMASVC
memory, your phone displays
the caller's number and name
(if stored with the number).
2. To answer the call:
If the cover is... Do...
Closed Open the cover
or
Press ▲ or ▼.
Already opened Press any
button.
Basic Operation
3. Begin the conversation.
4. When you have finished the call:
◆ Close the cover
or
◆ Press END/ .
⊖⊖
If 'Restrict Incoming Call' feature is activated and there is an
incoming call, the message PAGE RESTRICTED is
displayed and you can not answer the call. For details,
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see page 68.
Adjusting Volumes
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2
1
3
3
Mute
You can adjust the volume of the sounds generated
Basic Operation
on your phone by using the volume buttons (▲▼)
on the left side of the phone.
Keytone Volume
This function is only available in standby mode
1. Press ▲ or ▼ until you reach the
desired volume level.
Key Volume
CDMASVC
.
Earphone Volume
This function is only available during a telephone conversation
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Voice Volume
1. Press ▲ or ▼ until you reach the
desired volume level.
This feature allows you to mute the phone's
microphone, so you can have a private conversation
Basic Operation
with someone without the person at the other end
listening.
This function is only available during a telephone conversation.
1. Press FCN while you are over the
phone.
2. Press numeric button 3.
The message MUTE is
Result:
displayed. The person you're talking
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MUTE
to can no longer hear you, but you
can hear your correspondent.
.
3. Press FCN and numeric button 3
again when you wish to resume the
conversation with your party.
Result:
Ringer Volume
This function is only available in standby mode.
Alert Volume
CDMASVC
1. Press:
◆ FCN
The message MUTE
disappears on the display and you
can speak with your party.
followed by
◆ Numeric button 5
2. Press ▲ or ▼ until you reach the
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desired volume level.
Recording the Other Person’s Talking
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2
3
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Choosing Alert Type
During Telephone Conversation
Basic Operation
1. To record, press FCN during a
telephone conversation.
2. Press numeric button 1. The LCD
displays Recording.
3. The recording is stored in 30-second
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memory, so it is recommened to
record shorter than 30 seconds. The
recording will stop automatically
after 30 seconds.
4. To listen to the recording, press FCN
in Standby mode, then press numeric
buttons 4 and 7.
You can choose a call alert type that informs you of
an incoming call. There are bell, lamp indication, or
vibration modes.
1. Press:
◆ FCN
followed by
◆ Numeric buttons 2 and 1.
Result:
The alert type currently
selected is displayed.
2. Press ▲ or ▼ until the desired mode
is displayed.
Result:
The alert types you can
choose are displayed:
◆ BELL : the bell sounds and the
receiving lamp flickers.
◆ VIBRATOR : the phone vibrates and
the receiving lamp flickers.
◆ LAMP : the receiving lamp flickers.
◆ VIB+BELL : the phone vibrates
three times, then the bell sounds
and the receiving lamp flickers.
3. Press STO.
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Alert Type
LAMP
Basic Operation
Result:
◆ appears if the LAMP mode
is selected.
◆ appears if the VIBRATOR or
VIB+BELL mode is selected.
• When you use the hands-free kit, you cannot choose the
VIBRATOR, LAMP or VIB+BELL indication modes.
• The VIBRATOR and VIB+BELL mode are not available in some
countries.
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Choosing Ringer Bell
1
2
4
1
2
3
3
Redialing the Last Numbers
You have a choice of 13 different ringer bells to
Basic Operation
inform you of an incoming call.
1. Press FCN.
2. Press numeric button 2 twice.
3. Press ▲ or ▼ repeatedly until you
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Select 6
find the desired ringer bell.
Result:
Each time you press ▲ or
▼, a different ringer bell sounds.
Your phone stores the last 10 calls you made and
received. You can scroll through the numbers and
easily dial the number.
To Scan and Redial
1. Press RCL twice.
The last number and the time
Result:
you called or you received are
displayed.
2. Press ▲ or ▼ until the desired
number is displayed.
Result:
◆ The last number is stored in
'LAST 0'. The 10 recently called,
received, or missed numbers are
displayed from 'LAST 0' to 'LAST 9'.
◆ Each entry is preceded by one of
three letters; "I" for incoming, "O"
for outgoing, or "M" for missed
call.
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Basic Operation
4. Press STO.
3. To... Press...
Redial the number SEND
in the display
Exit this function END/
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Finding an Empty Memory Location
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1
2
3
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Basic Operation
To Erase All Numbers in Redial Memory
1. Press:
◆ FCN
followed by
◆ Numeric button 0
Result:
You are asked to enter the
lock code.
you store the phone numbers into the memory.
Any Empty Location
1. Press:
◆ RCL
followed by
◆
Result:
The message SEARCHING
EMPTY MEMORY is displayed,
then empty locations are displayed.
2. Enter the current lock code.
You can search an empty memory location before
The lock code is preset to 0000.
An asterisk ( ) is displayed for
each digit entered.
2. Press ▲ or ▼ to display the other
available locations.
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05 06 07 08>
Empty Location Under a Specified Group
3. Press numeric button 8.
4. Press ▲ or ▼ to choose 'YES'.
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YES
5. Press STO.
The messages WAIT, and
Result:
then LAST CALLS ARE
CLEARED are displayed.
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You can search an empty location under a specified
group. For details, see 'Storing Numbers into
Numeric Group' on page 30.
1. Press RCL.
2. Press:
◆ Group number (0-7)
followed by
◆
Example:
To search for an empty location from
20 to 29, press numeric button 2.
3. Press ▲ or ▼ to display the other
available locations.
Memory Dialing
EMPTY
Storing Numbers in Memory
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2
3
5
You can store the numbers that you dial frequently
in the memory for a convenient dialing.
◆ Up to 80 numbers can be stored in memory location 00-79.
◆ Memory locations from 00 to 09 are used for one-touch dial.
◆ To help identify the numbers stored in the memory, you can
associate a name with each one.
Memory Dialing
1. Enter the desired telephone number
of up to 36 digits including the area
code.
Result:
The numbers entered are
displayed.
2. Press STO.
The LCD displays a message
Result:
to enter a memory location number.
3. To... Press...
Assign a specific 2-digit location
location number between
00 through 79
4. To enter the name, press the button
marked with the desired letter.
•For details on entering name,
see 'Entering Name in
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Name?
ABC
Sto:07
Memory' on page 28.
•If you do not wish to enter a
name, just skip over this step.
5. Press STO.
•If you are selecting a location between 0 and 9, precede that
number with a zero (0).
•If there is no empty location, the message MEM.(00-79)
IS FULL is displayed.
•If the message Memory Used! Store? YES is displayed,
a number has already been stored in the memory location
chosen. Press ▲ or ▼ :
To... Choose...
Replace it with the new one YES, then STO
Assign another location NO, then STO
Memory Dialing
Store the number
in the first
available location
•The customer service phone number is prestored to the
location 00 at factory. If you do not modify the location, you
can see CUSTOMER SVR and the service phone number in
the display while you are searching for numbers in memory.
For details on 'Searching for Numbers in Memory', see page
32.
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