Samsung CDMA Series, SCH-N105 User Manual

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SCH-N105

SCH-N105

Series CDMA
DIGITAL

CELLULAR
TELEPHONE

User Guide

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Table of Contents

Your Consumer Package 1
Getting to Know Your Phone 2
Turning your Samsung Phone On and Off 9

To Tu rn it On 9
To Tu rn it Off 9

The Top Line of the Display 10
Using the Battery 12

Installing the Battery 1 2
R e m oving the Battery 1 2
C h a rging the Battery 1 3

Your Phone’s Modes 15

S t a n d by Mode 1 5
C o nve rsation Mode 1 5
Power Save Mode 1 6
Home Zone Display 1 6

Basic Voice Call Functions 17

Making a Voice Call 1 7
Redialing Calls 1 7
C o rrecting Dialing Mistakes 1 8
Ending a Call 1 8
Incoming Call Notification 1 8
A n swe ring a Call 1 9
Adjusting Ring Volume 1 9
Silencing the Ringer on an Incoming Call 2 0
Setting the Ringer Type 2 0
To Mute the Microphone During a Call 2 0
Adjusting Voice Volume 2 1
Using Caller ID 2 1
T h re e - Way Calling 2 2
Call Fo r wa rding 2 2

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Call Waiting 2 3
A n swe ring a Call Waiting Call 2 3
Missed Calls 2 4
D ropped Calls 2 4
Failed Calls 2 4
P repend Dialing 2 5

Pause Dialing 26

S t o ring Pauses in a Phone Book Entry 2 6
Pause Dialing From a Stored Phone Book Entry 2 7
M a nual Pause Dialing 2 7

Basic Setup of Your Phone 28

Automatic Retry 2 8
Automatic A n swer 2 8
Automatic Hyphenation 2 9
A ny key A n swe r 2 9
Tone Length Setting 3 0
Setting the Time 3 0
Setting Your NAM 3 1
System Selection 3 2
H ow to Setup For a Vo i c e ,D a t a ,or Fax Call 3 3
H ow to Setup the We b B rowser Prompts 3 4

Audible Alerts 35

M i nute Beep 3 5
S e rvice A l e rt 3 5
Connect A l e rt 3 6
Disconnect A l e rt 3 6

Display Options 38

B a cklight Control 3 8
Pe rsonal Greeting 3 9
Animation Display 3 9
D i s p l aying your own Phone Number 4 0
Setting the Language of the Display 4 0
D i s p l aying your phone’s Hardwa re and Softwa re Ve rsion 4 1

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Alarm 42

Setting the A l a rm 4 2
To Change the A l a rm Setting 4 3
To Cancel the A l a rm 4 3

Sounds 44

Key Beep Volume Setting 4 4

Ringer Options 45

O n e - To u ch Vi b rate Ringer 4 5
Fast Ringer Mute 4 5
Ring Type setting for Voice and Message Calls 4 5
Ring Type setting for Data and Fax Calls 4 6
Ring Volume Setting for all Incoming Calls 4 6
D i ffe rential Ring 4 8

Voice-Activated Dialing 49

Tips on Recording Names 4 9
P ro gram the Phone for Vo i c e - A c t i vated Dialing 5 0
Voice Dialing A c t i vation 5 1
Placing a Call using Voice Dialing 5 2
R ev i ewing Voice Dialing Entries 5 2
E rasing Voice Dialing Entries 5 3

Message Services 54

C reating and Transmitting Message s 5 4
O u t going Message s 5 8
Incoming Messages 6 0
Incoming Message Memory Capacity 6 0
R ev i ewing Incoming Page ,Tex t ,B rowser Message 6 1
Incoming Message Ringer 6 2
Incoming Messages and Lock Mode 6 2
Options when Rev i ewing Incoming Messages 6 3
Editing Settings 6 5

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Voice Mail 66

Setting up your Voicemail 6 6
R ev i ewing Voicemail Messages 6 6

The Phone Book 67

Vi ewing Stored Entries 6 7
S t o ring Phone Numbers and Names 6 9
S t o ring phone nu m b e rs shortcuts 7 0
S t o ring phone nu m b e rs at the end of a call 7 0
P repend a Phone Number 7 1
Adding a Name Ringer 7 2

Changing Your Phone Book 73

Editing Phone Book nu m b e rs 7 3
S e c ret Phone Book nu m b e rs 7 4
E rasing Phone Book Entries 7 4
E rasing the Phone Book 7 4
Set Speed Dial 7 5

Dialing numbers from your Phone Book 76

M e m o ry Dialing Shortcuts 7 6

Your Phone’s Security Features 77

L o ck Mode 7 7
Dialing in Lock Mode 7 7
L o cking the Phone 7 8
U n l o cking the Phone 7 9
Call Restriction Options 7 9
L o ck Code Setting 8 0
P ri o rity Numbers 8 0
S t o ring a Pri o rity Number 8 1
Dialing Pri o rity Numbers in Lock Mode 8 2
Pe rsonal Identification Number (PIN) 8 2
E rasing Your Phone Book (Clear Memory) 8 3
Hiding your Phone Number 8 3
Resetting Your Phone 8 4

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Keeping Track of Your Calls 85

D i s p l aying Your Call Logs 8 5
E rasing Call Logs 8 6
R ev i ewing A i rtime 8 7

Scheduler 89

To d ay 8 9
Vi ew Month 9 1
Jump To Date 9 2
To Do List 9 3
Count Down 9 4
World Time 9 6
C a l c u l a t o r 9 7
G a m e 9 8

Fax and Data Calls 99

Receiving a Fax 9 9
Receiving a Data File 1 0 0
Sending a Fax or Data File 1 0 1

The MiniBrowser 102

To Setup the MiniBrowser Pro m p t s 1 0 2
L a u n ching the MiniBrow s e r 1 0 3
To exit the MiniBrow s e r 1 0 4
N avigating the Web Brow s e r 1 0 5
E n t e ring tex t ,nu m b e rs ,or symbols 1 0 7
Using Links 1 0 8
To Create a Bookmark 1 0 9
Finding a Bookmark 1 1 0

Menus 111

Main Menu 1 1 1
In Use Menu 1 1 1
N avigating Menus 1 1 1

Your Phone’s Main Menu 112

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Usage Guidelines:
All about Performance and Safety 113

U n d e rstanding Signal Stre n g t h 1 1 3
U n d e rstanding Power Save Mode 1 1 3
U n d e rstanding How Your Phone Operates 1 1 3
S p e c i fications Subject to Change 1 1 3
Radio Frequency Safety 1 1 4
E m e rgency Calls
Maintaining Your Phone’s Peak Pe r fo rmance 1 1 5
P rotecting Your Battery 1 1 5
B a t t e ry Disposal and Recycling 1 1 6
O p e rating a Motor Ve h i cle 1 1 7
Fo l l owing Safety Guidelines 1 1 8
Tu rn off Your Phone Befo re Fly i n g 1 1 8
R e s t ricting Childre n ’s Access to Your Phone 1 1 8
C a u t i o n s 1 1 8
FCC Notice 1 1 8
S t o ring Your Phone 1 1 8
Using Your Phone Near Other Electronic Dev i c e s 1 1 9
FCC Compliance Info rm a t i o n 1 1 9
L i q u e fied Pe t roleum Gas 1 2 0
Tu rn Off Your Phone in Dange rous A reas or Posted A re a s
Your Phone as a Netwo rk Dev i c e 1 2 0
I n fo rmation To User 1 2 1

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Your Consumer Package

Your consumer pack age contains the fo l l owing items:

B a t t e ry Travel Charge r

P h o n e

O w n e r ’s

m a nu a l

N e ck l a c e

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Getting to Know Your Phone

LED Indicator

Headset Connector

Volume / Scroll Key

M e nu Key

Send Key

Voice Dial / Shift Key

A c c e s s o ri e s

C o n n e c t o r

A n t e n n a

E a r p i e c e

D i s p l ay Scre e n
OK / Navigation Key

CLR Key
E n d / Power Key

Vi b rator / Space Key

M i c ro p h o n e

Flip cove r

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Getting to Know Your Phone (continued)

1. Active Flip : Closing the flip cover phone will always end
your call and turn off the back l i g h t . T h e re are seve ra l
options you can set to happen when you open the fl i p
c ove r.When opening the flip cover you can:

◆ a n swer an incoming call.To set this option see

“A n swe ring a Call”on page 19.

◆ voice dial someone.To set this option see“Voice Dialing

A c t i va t i o n ”on page 51.

◆ c o n t rol the back l i g h t .To set this option see“Back l i g h t

C o n t ro l ”on page 38.

2. Backlit Display Screen: The Display screen contains two
a re a s :

◆ The top line displays indications about your phone’s

o p e rating mode (see “The Top Line of the Display ”o n
p age 10).

◆ The lower area displays in-use info rmation such as the

call timer,the name and number of the other party (if
ava i l abl e ) ,M u t e ,Call Wa i t i n g ,e t c .Your menus also dis­p l ay in the lower are a .

3. Headset Connector: This is where you connect the
optional headset. The headset includes an earpiece and
m i c rophone in a conve n i e n t ,l i g h t weight unit so you can
c o nve rse without using your hands.

◆ G e n t ly pry off the top of the cover and turn it on coun-

t e rcl o ckwise to expose the headset connector.

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4. Microphone: Your typical voice microphone for conve rs a­t i o n ,but also accepts your voice commands for Vo i c e ­A c t i vating Dialing.You can also mute the microphone dur­ing conve rsation by simply pressing or

.

5. Accessories Connector: This is where you connect yo u r
ch a rging dev i c e .It can also be used to connect optional
a c c e s s o ries (sold separa t e ly ) . A c c e s s o ries ava i l able for yo u r
phone incl u d e :

◆ Travel Charger or CLC.

◆ Wi reless data dev i c e .

◆ h a n d s - f ree car kit.

6. LED Indicator: Flashes to indicate an incoming call or
m e s s age . When you have the phone closed and the ri n ge r
set to off,the LED indicator will notify you that you have
an incoming call or message .

◆ The LED also lights up (flashes) for a few seconds when

you turn on the phone.

7. A n t e n n a : M a kes the call sound cl e a rest when it’s fully
ex t e n d e d .Your antenna is easily replaced by just screw i n g
in a new one.

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8. OK / Navigation Key: This key perfo rms seve ra l
useful functions:

◆ From Standby or Conve rsation mode,p ress it

b ri e fly to launch the Web Brow s e r.

◆ When entering a phone nu m b e r,p ress it once to

s ave the number to the Phone Book (then fo l­l ow a few pro m p t s ) .

◆ When navigating a menu ,p ress it to select the

highlighted item.

◆ When the alarm goes off,p ress it to silence the

a l a rm .

◆ In Standby or Conve rsation mode,slide it up to

v i ew your Phone Book (in nu m e rical ord e r ) .

◆ In Standby or Conve rsation mode,slide it dow n

to view your Phone Book (in alphab e t i c a l
o rd e r ) .

◆ In Standby mode,slide it right to access the

M e s s ages Menu .

◆ In Standby mode,slide it left to launch the

S ch e d u l e r.

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9. Volume/Scroll Key: This key is actually two key s
(one up and one down) that are used to:

◆ Adjust voice volume during conve rs a t i o n .

◆ Adjust ri n ger volume in Standby mode.

◆ Mute the ri n ger during an incoming call.

◆ S c roll through menu options.

◆ Select AM / PM when setting cl o ck ,s ch e d u l e r

event times,and alarm s .

10. SEND Key: This key perfo rms seve ral useful
f u n c t i o n s .

◆ P ress it to answer calls.

◆ Dial a number and press it to connect.

◆ D u ring a conve rs a t i o n ,p ress it to initiate T h re e -

Way calling.

◆ D u ring a conve rs a t i o n ,p ress it to answer a Call

Waiting call.

◆ P ress it once in Standby mode to quick ly access

your Call Logs.

◆ P ress it twice in Standby mode to redial the last

o u t going nu m b e r.

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11. * / Voice Dial key: This key has seve ral functions:

◆ p ress for special star calling fe a t u re s .

◆ p ress and hold to initiate a voice dial call.

12. # / Vibrate key: This key has two functions:

◆ This is the pound key.I t ’s used at va ri o u s

times when you dial especially when using
t e l e - s e rv i c e s .

◆ When you are in Standby mode,you can pre s s

and hold to turn the vibrate alert on or off
(see “ O n e - To u ch Vi b rate Ringe r ”on page 45).

13. CLR Key: This key is used to erase nu m b e rs or
ch a ra c t e rs you may have entered incorre c t ly,o r
to re t u rn to a previous menu or Web Brow s e r
s c re e n .

◆ To erase one ch a racter from the display

s c re e n ,b ri e fly press it once.

◆ To erase all ch a ra c t e rs ,hold it down for one

s e c o n d .

◆ To back up one menu or Web Browser leve l ,

p ress it once.

◆ To re t u rn to Standby mode or your We b

B rowser home page ,p ress and hold it for one
s e c o n d .

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14. END/ Power Key: This key perfo rms seve ra l
i m p o rtant functions:

◆ P ress to turn on your phone.

◆ P ress and hold to turn off your phone.

◆ P ress this key to re t u rn to Standby mode

when ending a call,ending a Web Browser ses­s i o n ,or from any menu .

◆ If the flip cover is alre a dy open,and yo u

re c e i ve an incoming call,you can mute the
ri n ger by pressing once.

15. MENU Key: When in Standby or Conve rs a t i o n
m o d e ,p ress this key to access menu items,a n d
c o n t i nue pressing it to scan menu items.W h e n
you re a ch the menu item you wa n t ,p ress .

◆ When dialing nu m b e rs ,this key is used to

enter a pause (see “ Pause Dialing”on page 26).

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Turning your Samsung
Phone On and Off

To Turn it On

When yo u ’re re a dy to turn your phone on,f u l ly extend the
antenna for best re c e p t i o n .S i m p ly press and thre e
things happen;the LED comes on,the phone beeps,and the
s t a rtup graphics begin to play. The phone will search for a
s i g n a l ;when a signal is fo u n d ,the icon appears and the
phone enters Standby mode.You can make and re c e i ve calls
n ow.

To Turn it Off

To turn your phone off,p ress and hold until the powe r
o ff graphics begin to play ;t h e n ,the power off sound play s ,
and the display goes bl a n k .Notice that when the phone is
o ff,nothing is displayed on the scre e n .

N o t e : If is pressed for less than one second,the phone
will not turn off. This helps keep your phone from being
t u rned off accidentally.

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The Top Line of the Display

D i s p l ay indicators (or icons) appear across the top of yo u r
p h o n e ’s display scre e n .The Signal Strength and Battery
S t rength icons always appear,other icons appear based on
your phone’s operating mode.

Signal Stre n g t h : This icon always appears when yo u r
phone is on and shows your current signal stre n g t h .
M o re lines indicate greater signal stre n g t h .Four lines
indicate maximum stre n g t h ,and one line indicates
least stre n g t h .

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S e rvice Indicator: This icon indicates a call is in
p ro gre s s .If there is tro u ble with signal stre n g t h ,t h i s
indicator will have a diagonal line through it.S e e
b e l ow under “No service indicator”for a descri p t i o n
of this situation.

No Service Indicator: This icon indicates your phone
cannot find a signal because yo u ’re outside a serv i c e
a re a . When this is displaye d ,you cannot make or
re c e i ve calls.Wait a little while for a signal or move
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N o t e : The no service indicator will always appear
when you turn on your phone. This is not a pro b­l e m .It just indicates that your phone is searching fo r
s e rv i c e . As soon as service is fo u n d ,the indicator
will disappear.

R o a m i n g :

D i s p l ays when the phone is outside the home

s e rvice area but within the netwo rk . If you are :

◆

in your home netwo rk this indicator does not display.

◆ in a pre fe rred roaming are a ,this indicator will be

on but,not fl a s h i n g .

◆ in a non-pre fe rred roaming are a ,this indicator will

flash once eve ry second.

Message Indicator: This icon indicates you have mes­s age(s) wa i t i n g . These message(s) can be vo i c e m a i l
n o t i fication (VMN),p age ,t ex t ,or Web Browser mes­s age ( s ) .P ress to see the message menu .See “
M e s s age Serv i c e s ”on page 54 for more info rm a t i o n .

D i g i t a l : Indicates that the phone is in Digital mode.
For Data/Fax calls,Web Browser calls,t ra n s m i t t i n g
m e s s age s ,and Voice Dialing,the phone must be in
d i gital mode.

Vibrator on:This icon indicates that an incoming call
will vibrate the phone rather than ring it. This fe a­t u re can be used for quiet situations where you don’t
want your ri n ger to disturb others or for loud situa­tions where the ri n ger cannot be heard .

B a t t e ry Stre n g t h :This icon shows the level of yo u r
b a t t e ry ch a rge . The more bl a ck bars you see,t h e
greater the ch a rge .When the battery becomes ve ry
l ow,an empty box a p p e a rs and the phone
flashes an alert ;this indicates that your phone is
about to turn itself off.

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Using the battery

Your Samsung Phone comes pack aged with a part i a l ly
ch a rge d ,re ch a rge able Lithium Ion (LiIon) battery so that yo u
can use your phone immediately after it is activa t e d .

Installing the battery

To attach the battery to your Samsung Phone:

1 . Align the tabs at the bottom of

the battery with the corre s p o n d­ing slots in the phone.

2 . Push the battery down until yo u

hear a cl i ck .

Removing the battery

To re m ove the battery from your Samsung Phone:

1 . Tu rn the phone off.
2 . Push up and hold the catch of the

phone and lift the battery away.

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Charging the Battery

You can easily tell if your battery needs to be re ch a rged by
ch e cking the indicator in the upper-right corner of yo u r
p h o n e ’s display. The presence of all three bars indicates a full
ch a rge ,t wo bars indicates a smaller ch a rge ,and one bar indi­cates an even smaller ch a rge .No bars (the battery icon is
empty) means your battery must be ch a rge d .

When the battery ch a rge level gets low,the battery sensor
blinks an empty battery icon ( ) ,sounds a tone,and dis­p l ays a message .If the battery level gets too low,the phone
will turn off automatically.U n fo rt u n a t e ly,if this happens yo u ’l l
lose whatever you are doing,i n cluding dropping your call.
Wa t ch the battery strength icon and make sure your battery is
a d e q u a t e ly ch a rge d .

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Charging with the Travel Charger

Your phone is powe red by a re ch a rge able Li-lon battery. A
t ravel ch a rger is provided with your phone.Use only
a p p roved batteries and ch a rge rs . Ask your local SAMSUNG
dealer for further details.

The phone can be used while the battery is ch a rgi n g .
N o t e : You must fully ch a rge the battery befo re using yo u r

phone for the fi rst time.
1 . Connect the lead from the travel ch a rger to the bottom of

the phone.C h e ck that arrow on the lead connector is fa c­ing towa rds the front of the phone.

2 . Connect the ch a rger to a standard AC wall outlet.

When the battery is ch a rgi n g ,the battery icon in the top
right-hand corner of the display fills re p e a t e d ly.

3 . When ch a rging is fi n i s h e d ,disconnect the adapter fro m

the power outlet.
Disconnect the adapter from the phone by pressing the
grey tabs on either side of the connector and pulling the
connector out.

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Your Phone’s Modes

Standby Mode

S t a n d by is the re a dy state of your Samsung Phone.The phone
goes into Standby mode soon after you turn it on,or whenev­er you bri e fly press at any time.When your phone is in
S t a n d by mode,you will see the greeting (that’s the message
d i s p l ayed when you turn on your phone). If you enter a
phone nu m b e r,you can press to dial it,or press t o
s ave it in the Phone Book.

P ress at any time to re t u rn to Standby mode. Be care­f u l ;if yo u ’re on a call when you press ,yo u ’ll re t u rn to
S t a n d by mode,but it also disconnects the call.P ress
s eve ral times or hold it down to re t u rn to Standby mode
without ending the call.

The Main Menu is accessed when you are in Standby mode.
See “ Your Phone’s Main Menu ”on page 115 for a listing of
the Main Menu .

Conversation Mode

You can place and answer calls only when your Samsung
Phone is powe red on.D u ring a call,the phone is in
C o nve rsation mode.

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Power Save Mode

Your Samsung Phone comes with a Power Save fe a t u re that
will automatically be activated if your phone is unable to fi n d
a signal after 10 minutes of search i n g .While this fe a t u re is
a c t i ve ,the phone’s battery ch a rge is conserve d . After the
phone enters Power Save mode,it will automatically re ch e ck
for a signal about eve ry three minu t e s . A message on the dis­p l ay will let you know when your phone is operating in
Power Save mode.

Home Zone Display

N o t e :

This function is available only if supported by your service

provider.
Upon power up,when receiving or originating a call,or when a

hand-off occurs while moving,if your phone is located in your
Home Zone it will display“LOCAL”,and if located out of the
Home Zone it will display“MOBILE”.

Billing of your calls processed within the Home Zone differs from
calls processed out of the Home Zone.

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Basic Voice Call Functions

Making a Voice Call

N o t e :

Your phone makes seve ral kinds of calls (vo i c e ,fa x ,d a t a ,
and MiniBrow s e r ) . This section explains voice calling only.Fo r
Fax or Data calls see “ Fax and Data Calls”on page 101.For we b
b rowser calls see “The MiniBrow s e r ”on page 102.

To place a voice call:
1 . P ress to power on your Samsung Phone.If you see

i n d i c a t o rs on the display,this indicates your phone is on.
Note that you will not hear a dial tone.

2 . Enter the phone number (up to 32 digits) by pressing the

d i git key s . The phone number displays from right to left.

3 . P ress . The phone places the call to the entere d

phone number (if service is ava i l abl e ) .

You can also make voice calls;

◆ f rom your Phone Book (see “Dialing nu m b e rs from yo u r

Phone Book”on page 76).

◆ f rom your Call Logs list (see “ D i s p l aying Your Call Logs”o n

p age 85).

◆ by using Turbo Dialing (see “ M e m o ry Dialing Short c u t s ”o n

p age 76).

◆ by using Voice Dialing (see “Placing a Call using Vo i c e

D i a l i n g ”on page 52).

Redialing Calls

To redial the last call you made,p ress twice quick ly. Yo u
can also redial any of your last 10 incoming or outgoing calls
by accessing the Call Logs listings (see “ Keeping Tra ck of Yo u r
C a l l s ”on page 85).

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Correcting Dialing Mistakes

To correct a misdialed digi t ( s ) :

◆ P ress to erase one digit at a time.

◆ You can erase all the digits at once by pressing a n d

holding it down for one second. This re t u rns your phone
to Standby mode where you can try your call ag a i n .

Ending a Call

To end a call,close the flip cover or press . If you pre s s

,the call time (length of the call) flashes bri e fly,and the
phone re t u rns to Standby mode automatically after a few sec­o n d s .

Incoming Call Notification

Your Samsung Phone signals an incoming call or message in
the fo l l owing way s :

◆ The backlight illuminates.

◆ The red LED fl a s h e s .

◆ The ri n ger sounds (unless the ri n ger is set to Vi b rate or

O ff ) .

Incoming call notification continues until one of the fo l l ow­ing occurs :

◆ You answer the call.

◆

You press ,or silence the ri n ger befo re answe ring the call.

◆ The calling party ends the call.

◆ The call is sent to your vo i c e m a i l .

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Answering a Call

T h e re are four ways to answer an incoming call!
D o n ’t wo rry - they ’re all easy. You can answer a call by :

◆ p ressing if the flip cover is alre a dy open.

◆ opening the flip cover (if set in the Main Menu ) .

◆ p ressing any key except ,when the A ny Key A n swe r

option is selected in the Main Menu .

◆ using Auto A n swe r.See “Automatic A n swe r ”on page 29.

Your phone is preset to answer when you press the
key.You can easily ch a n ge how your phone answe rs by set­ting the A ny key A n swer fe a t u re (press ) and
m a ke your selection.For more info rmation on this fe a t u re
see “A ny key A n swe r ”on page 29.

Adjusting Ring Volume

In Standby mode,you can quick ly adjust the ri n ger vo l u m e
by pressing the volume key ( ) on the side of the
p h o n e . T h e re are eight levels and a zero or “ R i n ger Off”l eve l .

Yo u ’ll see a graphical indication as yo u
ch a n ge the vo l u m e .

The illustration shown here is the maximu m
volume setting.

◆ the up key turns it up and the down key turns it dow n .

P ress and hold to continu o u s ly move up or dow n .

◆ Tu rning it all the way down is a quick way to mute the

ri n ger for those important times when you want yo u r
phone quiet.When you do this,“ R i n ger Off’will display in
S t a n d by mode.

◆ You can also save the settings for the ri n ger volume using

the Main Menu (see “ R i n ger Options”on page 45).

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Silencing the Ringer on an Incoming Call

When your Samsung Phone ri n g s ,p ress or t o
silence the ri n ge r. You can also set the ri n ger to remain off
by using the Main Menu (see “Ring Volume Setting for all
Incoming Calls”on page 46).

Setting the Ringer Type

Your phone has nu m e rous options for how it ri n g s . To set
these options,see “ R i n ger Options”on page 45. You can eve n
set diffe rent rings for up to fi ve people who call you often
(see “ D i ffe rential Ring”on page 48).

To Mute the Microphone During a Call

You can mute the microphone during conve rsation by select­ing the Mute option from the In Use Menu . When active ,
“ M U T E ”d i s p l ay s ,and the other party cannot hear conve rs a­tion at your end of the call. The phone resets this condition
to the default Unmute setting at the end of your call.

To mute the microphone during a call:
1 . D u ring conve rs a t i o n ,p ress to display the In Use

M e nu .

2 . P ress to mute the micro p h o n e .You will hear the

other part y ’s conve rs a t i o n ,but they will not hear any t h i n g
on your end of the call.“ M U T E ”d i s p l ays on the scre e n .

3 . To “ u n mu t e ”the microphone during the same conve rs a-

t i o n ,repeat steps 1 and 2.

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Adjusting Voice Volume

You can adjust the earpiece volume during a call using
the volume keys on the side of your phone. B ri e fly

p ress the volume key once to display your current ear­piece vo l u m e . R e p e a t e d ly press the volume key to
adjust to one of eight levels or off.

Yo u ’ll see a graphical indication as yo u
ch a n ge the vo l u m e .
The illustration shown here is the maximu m
volume setting.

Using Caller ID

N o t e : See your service provider about activating Caller ID
s e rv i c e .

This fe a t u re tells you who is calling you by displaying the
c a l l e r ’s number when the phone ri n g s . If a caller’s name and
number are stored in your Phone Book,the corre s p o n d i n g
name is also displaye d .If you call someone who has this fe a­t u re ,your phone number will be displayed on their phone.

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