Siemens SL45i, SL 42 User Manual
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SL42
SL45i
Your package
Stereo headphones with
(PTT = Push-to-talk)
PTT key
–
MultiMediaCard™
(in the phone)
Battery
User guide
CD ROM
–
Sync Station
Power supply unit Data cable
–
–
Contents
1
Overview of keys/display ..................... 3
Safety precautions................................ 4
General instructions ............................. 5
The User Guide..................................... 5
Menu Control........................................ 5
Helpsystem........................................... 6
SIM card ................................................. 7
Battery.................................................... 8
MultiMediaCard™ ................................ 10
Switch on, off / PIN entry.................... 11
Making a phone call............................ 13
Dialling with digit keys....................... 13
End call ............................................... 13
When number is busy........................ 14
Redial previous numbers.................... 14
Accept call.......................................... 15
End call ............................................... 15
Reject call........................................... 15
During a call........................................ 16
Addressbook ....................................... 19
New entry........................................... 19
Read entry.......................................... 20
Search entry....................................... 21
Call entry ............................................ 21
SIM location ....................................... 22
Store control code ............................. 23
Businesscard....................................... 24
Voice control ....................................... 25
MP3 Player
Play..................................................... 26
Load music ......................................... 28
......................................... 26
Dictating machine ............................... 29
Record................................................. 29
Play ..................................................... 30
Answer.message ................................. 31
Calendar ............................................... 32
New appointment............................... 33
Calculator / Currency Conv. ............... 34
Internet (WAP) ..................................... 35
Settings .............................................. 35
Internet access................................... 35
Profiles................................................ 37
Java™ –........................................ 39
Games / Chronometer......................... 42
Message (SMS) .................................... 43
Read Messages.................................. 43
Compose message............................. 44
Text entry with "T9"............................ 45
Incoming list, outgoing list.................. 47
Archive................................................ 47
Predef. message................................. 48
Setup .................................................. 49
Voice message / mailbox.................... 50
Setup .................................................. 50
Listen to.............................................. 50
Cell broadcast...................................... 51
Records ................................................ 53
Calls missed........................................ 53
Calls received ..................................... 53
Calls dialled......................................... 53
Alarms missed.................................... 53
See also Index at the end of this User Guide
2
Contents
Profiles ................................................. 54
Activate .............................................. 54
Without Alarm.................................... 55
Audio.................................................... 56
Ringer setting .................................... 56
Volume ............................................... 56
Melodies ............................................ 56
Silent alert.......................................... 57
Filter.................................................... 57
Service tones ..................................... 58
Time/Charge ........................................ 59
Divert ................................................... 60
Setup .................................................... 62
Menu mode........................................ 62
Device................................................. 62
Security............................................... 65
Network.............................................. 66
During calls......................................... 70
Headset ............................................. 70
Car use ............................................... 70
IrDA..................................................... 70
Fast access key................................... 71
Soft key .............................................. 71
Speed dialling number........................ 72
Quick menu selection......................... 72
Card-Explorer ...................................... 73
Fax/data mode using a PC.................. 75
Fax/data ............................................. 75
Data exchange ..................................... 76
Sync Station ....................................... 76
PC software.......................................... 77
Siemens QuickSync ............................ 78
Display symbols .................................. 79
Siemens Service .................................. 80
Troubleshooting .................................. 81
Specifications ...................................... 85
Declaration of conformity................... 85
Technical data.................................... 85
Maintenance......................................... 86
Maintenance tips ............................... 86
Quality declaration for batteries......... 86
Siemens accessories and City Portal 87
General accessories........................... 87
Siemens City Portal ............................ 88
Car Accessories .................................. 89
SAR....................................................... 90
Index ..................................................... 91
See also Index at the end of this User Guide
Overview of keys/display
Side keys
At the top:
Activate dictating
machine.
Centre
(context-sensitive)
Ö
Hold
voice dialling.
ÖÄ
scroll up and down in
menus and messages.
At the bottom:
Activate MP3 player.
Ringer
To switch on and off:
*
: Start
down
: Set volume/
Hold
down
.
t a
Service Provider
01.02.2001 10:35
Menu
Internet
Infrared interface
(IrDA, e.g. for PC/
PDA communication)
Display indicators
Reception strength/
battery level
(see also p. 79).
Key lock
To switch on and off:
#
Hold
Confirm
OK
(switching
off only).
Device interface
down
.
3
Soft keys
The current functions
are displayed as icons
or text above the keys.
The soft keys display
the “quick selection”
and menu access in
standby mode or offer
access to a special
service such as
the SIM service.
Call key
Select displayed phone number
or name, accept calls.
Display last calls in standby
mode.
p
A
Internet Menu
In standby mode
¤
Hold
Open Addressbook.
£
¦
In lists and menus:
¤
£
Select function.
¦
Menu level back.
SMS and Calendar:
¥
¦
¤
£
Press briefly:
the previous menu level.
Hold down:
or return to standby mode.
End call or jump back to
Switch phone on/off
: Voice dialling
Open menu.
Scroll up and down.
Move cursor.
Scroll up and down.
S On/Off/End key
Control key
4
All radio transmitters are subject to
restrictions such as:
Switch off in hospitals; medical
equipment such as pacemakers
and hearing aids may be
affected.
While driving:
Do not hold the phone in your
hand. Only use one earpiece of
the stereo headphones
("Car Accessories", page 89).
Mobile phones must be
switched off at all times in an
aircraft.
Prevent accidential activation.
Switch off near petrol stations,
fuel depots, chemical plants or
blasting operations.
TVs, radios, PCs, and so on may
be affected by interference.
Do not use magnifying glasses
or the like to view the infrared
port during operation [Class
1LED product (classified according to IEC 60825-1)].
The ring tone is reproduced
through the earpiece. First
accept the call, then hold the
phone to your ear.
Caution: The MultiMediaCard
and SIM card can be removed;
small parts could be swallowed
by children.
Safety precautions
Please note:
Neither the phone nor the battery should be opened under
any circumstances.
No modifications may be made
to the phone. Any such modifications will invalidate its approval for use.
We recommend you use only
original Siemens batteries and
charging devices. Otherwise
you risk damaging your health
and the product.
The battery cover must not be
removed from the battery.
Dispose of used batteries according to statutory requirements.
We recommend you use only
original Siemens accessories to
avoid possible damage and ensure that the phone complies
with all the releva nt regulations.
™
Improper use will invalidate the warranty.
General instructions
5
The User Guide
The short guide will suffice for
experienced users and those in a
hurry.
We recommend you read this User
Guide carefully, so that you can use
all the functions of the phone fully.
The following symbols are used:
Enter numbers or letters.
J
On/Off/End key.
S
Call key.
A
Press control key on the
C
side indicated.
Displays a soft key
Menu
function.
Function depends on the
~
Service Provider; special
registration may be necessary.
Steps for menu access (e. g.):
Menu ! Audio ! Volume
The procedure above corresponds to:
Menu
V
C
V
C
Press soft key.
Scroll to
Audio
Select
Audio
Scroll to
Volume
Select
Volume
.
.
.
.
This User Guide describes models SL42 and
SL45i.
Differences in operation are indicated as
follows:
—
–
Information on the SL42
Information on the SL45i
Menu Control
The menus provide access to
functions, network services and
individual settings.
Main menu
You always reach it from the
standby mode when you press the
right soft key:
or with
Menu
Menu control
B
C
Y
Option menu
In other situations (e.g. when
Addressbook is open), a
corresponding option menu
appears:
Options
Use the control key to
scroll in the menus.
Select a submenu or a
function.
Go back one menu level
(or press
Press.
S
briefly
).
6
General instructions
Helpsystem
In every menu, you will find the help
line at the top which gives you
access to the help system by
subject. Calling up the help for the
first time after switching on can take
a few seconds, as the WAP
Browser is used to display the help.
No Internet connection is
established however.
Navigation
Help system
Info on help
Basics
Call
@@@@ Link
@@@@
qqqq
Link
S
Leave the help system.
You return to the point at
which you called up the
help system.
Go to the main menu of
the help system.
Follow the highlighted link
and jump to this topic in
the help system.
Press briefly: Go back to
the previous topic in the
help system.
Hold down: End help and
return to standby mode.
SIM card
7
Insert SIM card
The Service Provider supplies you
with a SIM card on which all the
important data for your line is
stored.
If the SIM card has been delivered in
credit card size, snap the smaller
segment out and remove any rough
edges.
• Insert SIM card under the retaining ribs
corner is in the correct position,
gold contacts pointing downward.
• Press SIM card downward
til the latch engages.
• Then insert the battery (see p. 8).
Only 3 Volt SIM cards are supported. Older
SIM cards (5 Volt technology) cannot be
used. Please contact your Service Provider.
. Make sure the angled
"
#
"
#
un-
Remove SIM card
• Switch off phone.
• Unlock and remove battery.
• Press latch inward
SIM card jumps out a short way.
• Remove the SIM card.
$
Functions without SIM card
If the phone is switched on without
the SIM card, the following appears:
Please insert
your SIM card!
³
SOS Menu
Menu
All the functions that can be used
without the SIM card are shown.
You will find a description of these
functions in this User Guide.
SOS
Press soft key.
"Emergency number
(SOS)", p. 12.
until the
$
Latch
8
Battery
Insert battery
• Insert battery at the bottom of the
phone
clicks into place
and press inward until it
"
#
.
#
"
• Switch off the phone before you
remove the battery.
• Unlock battery #, then remove
"
Charge battery
The battery is not fully charged
when delivered, so follow the instructions given for each model.
If the battery is totally discharged, no
charge icon is displayed at the beginning of
the charging process.
If this is the case, leave the charger cable
plugged in. The charge icon will appear after a maximum of 2 hours. The battery is
then automatically charged.
Charger cable
Insert the charger cable of the plugin power supply directly into the
socket on the phone.
—
Compress the connector to remove
the charger cable.
Sync Station
#
.
"
• Interconnect the socket and the
Sync Station
power supply.
• Insert the phone into the Sync
Station
#
until it engages. The contact message is displayed (alternatively:
plug in power supply directly to
the phone).
with the plug-in
"
and press downward
–
Battery
9
;
Charging
The charger heats up when used for long
periods. This is normal and not dangerous.
T
e
An empty battery is fully charged after
about 2 hours. Charging is only possible in
an ambient temperature of 5°C to 40°C
(the charge icon flashes as a w arning when
the temperature is 5°C above/below).
Usage time
A fully charged battery provides 80 to 230
hours of standby time or 1½ to 5½ hours of
talk time. The standby times/talk times are
average values; the actual values depend
on the operating conditions (see table
below).
Charge level display:
Fully
charged
A beep sounds when the battery is nearly
empty.
Operation
carried out
Calling 1 30 - 60 min.
Playing music 30 20 - 30 h.
Display
backlight*
Network search 1 5 - 10 min.
*Key input, games, organiser etc.
The voltage indicated on the
Sync Station must not be
exceeded.
When charging is in progress.
End of charging
a bc
Time
Decrease of
(min)
standby time
½30 min.
Empty
10
MultiMediaCard™
With the MultiMediaCard™, your
phone acquires a very large memory.
It enables you to store numerous
addresses, MP3 music files or voice
memos. You may also use the
MultiMediaCard™ like a floppy-disk
to save any other desired files.
Change the MultiMediaCard™
• The MultiMediaCard™ is already
in the phone when it is shipped
from the factory.
• Push open the small button opposite
(using a pen for example).
"
Remove the MultiMediaCard™
carrier from the phone
"
#
• Insert the MultiMediaCard™ into
the carrier
.
$
$
#
.
• Slide the carrier with the MultiMediaCard™ into the phone
again
Please, treat the MultiMediaCard™
carefully. Do not bend it or expose it to
static electricity.
#
.
File management
The Card-Explorer is available in the
phone for organising your files (see
p. 73). In combination with a PC, you
can also use the Data Exchange
Software (see p. 77).
Note that the entries on the
MultiMediaCard™ are not
automatically linked with the entries
on the SIM card. For example,
entries that you make in the
Addressbook are only stored on the
MultiMediaCard™.
New MultiMediaCard™
1. Save the data of your old
MultiMediaCard™ on a PC using the
Data Exchange Software .
Save your Addressbook entries with the
Siemens QuickSync Software.
2. Format t he new MultiMediaCard™ using
the Data Exchange Software.
3. Copy the data from the PC to the
new MultiMediaCard™ using the Data
Exchange Software. Copy the
Addressbook entries with Siemens
QuickSync.
Switch on, off / PIN entry
11
Switch on
Hold
on or off.
When you switch the phone on for the first
time the language of your Service Provider
is loaded for the display prompt (see also
p. 62). This takes a few seconds.
On/Off/End key to switch
down
Enter PIN
The SIM card can be protected with
a 4-8 digit PIN code.
• Enter your PIN code using the
digit keys (shown as a series of
asterisks, if you make a mistake
press
• Confirm input.
Press the soft key (see diagram).
F
¥¥¥¥
).
! C
Please enter
your PIN:
****
COK
Logging on to the network will take
a few seconds.
When the name of the Service
Provider appears in the display,
the phone
ready for use.
Addressbook
When you switch on the phone for the first
time the Ph onebook entries ar e copied from
the SIM card to the Addressbook. Please do
not interrupt this process and reject all
incoming calls.
SIM card
Whenever you change a SIM card you are
prompted to copy the names and phone
numbers stored there to the
MultiMediaCard™ after you have switched
on the phone. Follow the instructions on the
display.
If you want to copy the data of the SIM Card
to the MultiMediaCard™ later on, you can
use the functions in the SIM memory menu
(see p. 22).
Problems with the SIM card
If “
displayed, check for faults, see p. 83.
Wrong PIN?
If the PIN is entered incorrectly three times,
the SIM card is barred, see p. 81.
Activate/Deactivate PIN control,
Change PIN No., see p. 66.
is in standby mode and
Please insert your SIM card!
“ is
12
Switch on, off / PIN
Emergency number (SOS)
By pressing the soft key
make an emergency call over the network
without a SIM card and without entering a
PIN (not possible in all countries).
This must only be used in real
emergencies.
Network connection
t
U
Do not interfe re with the antenna at the top
of the phone unnecessarily during
operation, otherwise the quality of the
connection may be impaired.
Metal parts in the vicinity of the antenna
can impair the reception and transmission
quality.
If you are outside your “home network“,
your phone automatically selects another
GSM network (see also p. 67).
SIM services
p
Strength of the incoming signal.
A weak signal reduces the call
quality and may lead to loss of
connection. In this case, change
your location.
This symbol is displayed if your
SIM card supports special
applications such as banking.
SOS
you can
Aircraft security
If you have deactivated PIN control
(see p. 66), you must provide additional confirmation before the phone
can be switched on.
This is intended to prevent you from
switching on the phone inadvertently, for example while you are in an
aircraft.
S
OK
Cancel
Hold
Aircraft security
Select:
The phone is switched on.
Select or do nothing:
The activation procedure
is aborted; the phone is
not switched on.
.
down
Please confirm to
activate
OK Cancel
Making a phone call
13
Dialling with digit keys
The phone must be switched on
(standby mode).
J
A
Enter the number
- if necessary with international dialling code
- national only for calls to
the national fixed network.
A short press clears
Clear
the last digit, a long press
clears the entire number.
,
Store phone number
in the Addressbook,
see p. 19.
Press the Call key. The
phone number displayed
is dialled.
End call
S
Press this key even if the person on
the other end of the line has hung up
first.
Press the End key. The call
is ended.
International dialling code
You can access international dialling codes
stored in your phone:
0
+List
Select the required country from the list.
The international dialling code is displayed.
Now add the national number (in many
countries without the first digit if it is a zero)
and press the Call key.
Stereo headphones:
Plug in the stereo headphones at the
bottom of the phone. With the PTT key you
can use the functions “answer call, end
call” and in standby mode you can use voice
dialling (see p. 25).
If there is a call, the music is automatically
interrupted. Press the PTT key on the
headset cable to accept the call (see p. 27).
Warning:
Both earpieces must never be used when
driving or operating machinery.
Press the key until a “+“ symbol
appears.
Press.
–
Microphone
PTT key
14
Making a phone call
When number is busy
If the number called is busy or it
cannot be reached because of
network problems, the following
options are available:
Auto redial previous numbers
Auto.Dial
Any other call ends the function.
Reminder
Prompt
Press. The number is
automatically dialled for up
to 15 minutes at
increasing intervals.
During this period, no
other phone number can
be dialled.
To end:
Press
or
end key
Press. A beep reminds
you to redial the phone
number after 15 minutes.
Off
S
.
Redial previous numbers
To redial the phone number
called:
A
To redial other numbers that were
dialled previously:
A
B
A
Options
Calling other stored phone numbers,
see p. 53.
Press the Call key
.
twice
Press the Call key once.
Pick out the required
phone number from the
list of last calls, then
press...
... to dial.
You can add a phone number
to the Addressbook or edit an
entry or delete it.
last
Making a phone call
15
Accept call
The phone must be switched on to
receive calls (in standby mode).
~
K
02079898767
Answer Reject
or, if call divert is set:
Answer Divert
accept a call with:
A
Divert
or Answer
or with
divert the call.
End call
S
Press.
Reject call
S
The caller hears the busy signal.
or Reject
Accepting with stereo
headphones
If a call comes in, the music is automatically
interrupted. Press the PTT key to accept the
call or to end the call (see p. 27).
Accepting with Answer.message
You must have recorded and activated an
Answer.message.
When a call comes in, press the dictation
key
Answer.message is played without you
having to speak (see also p. 31).
The numbers of calls that have been
received and missed are stored for call
backpurposes, see p. 53.
You can also press any key to accept a call,
for the setting, see "Any key answer", p. 62.
An incoming call will interrupt any other use
of the phone.
For data calls and fax calls see p. 75.
For functions during the call see p. 16.
Switch off the ringer for the current call:
*
. The call is accepted and an
briefly
Hold down.
The call is displayed. The caller
hears the dialling tone.
–
Divert
Diverts, say, to the mailbox, if
this diversion has been set,
see p. 60.
16
Making a phone call
During a call
Call waiting
You may need to register for this service
with your Service Provider and set your
phone accordingly (see p. 70).
During a call you may be advised
that there is another call waiting.
You will hear a special tone during
the call. Now, you have the
following options:
Swap
Swap
Accept the waiting call and
place the current call on
hold.
To swap between the two
calls, press
time.
Swap
Reject
Reject
or
Divert
Reject the waiting call. The
caller will hear the busy
tone.
If this is set, the caller will
be diverted to the mailbox
for example (see p. 60).
~
each
Set volume
You can adjust
High
Low
If a car kit is used, its volume setting
does not affect the usual setting on
the phone.
the handset
volume with
the keys on
the phone.
Dictating mach.
You can play back a recording (the
person on the other end of the line
also hears it) or record the call,
see p. 29.
Phone number memo
You can key in a number during a
call. The person on the other end of
the line can hear the number
entered. It can be stored or
contacted after the current call has
ended.
Follow the instructions on the
display.
End current call
S
Answer
End the current call.
Accept the new call.
Making a phone call
17
Swap/Conference
Some functions may not be supported by
your Service Provider.
You can call another number during
a call.
You can swap back and forth
between both calls or link all callers
together in a conference.
During a call, inform your partner
about your intention then:
~
t a
i
Hold
Hold
Now you can dial a new number.
When the connection is established,
you have the following options:
Put the current call on
hold.
A
i
menu
Swap
Swap
Swap back and forth
between the two calls.
When the current call is ended, the
following query is displayed: “Return to call
on hold?“
Yes
No
Return to the held call.
The held call is ended.
Conference
yyyy menu Open call menu and select
A held call is added (conference call
with up to five subscribers).
To end:
S
Call transfer
yyyy menu
The original call is joined to the
second call. For you, both calls are
now ended. Not supported yet by all
Service Providers.
Conference.
All calls are ended
simultaneously when the
End key is pressed.
~
Open call menu and select
Call transfer
.
18
Making a phone call
Call menu
Microphone
off
Conference (see p. 17)
Time/Charge While the connection
Call transfer
Main menu
Call status
Send DTMF
tones
Switch the microphone
on or off. If switched
off, the person on the
other end of the line
can’t hear anything.
Alternatively:
*
continues, the call
duration and (if set,
see p. 59) the call time/
cost are displayed.
(see p. 17)
Direct access to the
main menu.
List all held and active
calls (e.g. participants
in a conference call).
Transmit the control
codes created by the
keys or Addressbook.
Options
Hold
down.
Send DTMF tones
Digits entered during a call are
transmitted directly as DTMF
signals so that an answering
machine, for example, can be
controlled (DTMF = Dual Tone Multi
Frequency).
Addressbook
19
Menu !Organiser!Addressbook
or
V
You can store names, addresses
and phone numbers in the
Addressbook. The Addressbook is
only available if a MultiMediaCard™
is inserted. Without a
MultiMediaCard™ you can only
access the SIM card (with restricted
functionality) (p. 22).
from standby mode
New entry
V
Select
The entry card for an address is displayed.
Open Addressbook (in
standby mode).
ä Addressbook ±
Zacharias
New entry
Businesscard
Press.
ß
Abc Addressbook
Last name:
|
First name:
>
Select
Save
Enter at least the first or last name
and a phone number.
B
Save
VIP
You should only assign important entries to
the VIP group.
You may display the VIP entries at the top of
the Addressbook (see p. 21).
You can set your phone so that the ringer
sounds only for calls from numbers in the
VIP group (see p. 57).
A call from a VIP entry can be announced by
a special melody (see p. 56).
>
Make your entries field by
field:
•Last name:
•First name:
• Company:
•Email:
• Phone:
• Tel.office:
• Tel.mobile:
• Fax:
• Street:
• Postcode:
•City:
• Country:
•URL:
(Internet address)
•VIP
:
Press.
Copy data from a different
Addressbook entry.
20
Addressbook
Phone number
Always enter fixed network phone numbers
with the prefix, if necessary with the
international dialling code.
Text entry
Press digit key repeatedly until the required
character is displayed. The relevant
characters are shown in the display. The
cursor advances after a short delay.
2
Ä,ä / 1-9 Umlauts and numbers are
Clear
X
*
0
1
Special characters
&
Press briefly once for A , twice
for B , etc. The first letter in
each name is automatically
written in UPPERCASE.
displayed after the relevant
letter.
Press
briefly
preceding the cursor,
to erase the whole
down
name.
Move the cursor.
Switch between uppercase,
lowercase and digit entry.
Write:
+0-.,:
Create a blank.
,
Special characters, see p. 45.
@, ...
to erase the letter
hold
Read entry
You can access all entries via the
address list.
V
B
View
Right soft key
When you jump from line to line
while you are reading, the right soft
key changes depending on the type
of data:
VoiceDial
Link
VoiceDial
Link
Open Addressbook (in
standby mode).
Select required entry.
Press to display the entry.
ä Addressbook
Last name:
Einstein
First name:
Alfred
Edit
Phone number
("Voicedialling", page 25)
URL
Activate the relevant appli-
cation with the soft key:
Start recording for this
phone number.
Start WAP browser with
this URL.
Addressbook
Search entry
With the Addressbook open, simply
type the first letter of the name you
require.
The first entry that begins with this
letter is displayed. Continue by
typing the second letter and so on
until the name you want is
displayed.
A magnifying glass icon appears in
the upper right-hand corner of the
display with the search letters.
Deletes the letter just en-
! C
Call entry
V
B
A
If multiple phone numbers are
stored in this entry, the list of phone
numbers is displayed.
B
A
Addressbook Menu
With the Addressbook open, the
following functions are available
depending on the current situation:
tered.
Open Addressbook
(in standby mode).
Select required entry.
Press.
Select the required phone
number.
Press.
Options
Scroll to
Options
View
Group sorting
Edit
New entry
Delete
Delete all
Copy to SIM
SIM location
Send via ...
Print via IrDA
Capacity
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Open menu.
Read entry.
The entries of the
group
displayed at the top.
Alphabetic sorting can
be reactivated with
sorting
Display the entry for
changes.
See "New entry", p. 19.
Delete the entry from
the Addressbook.
Delete all entries after
confirmation.
Copy name and the
first phone number to
the SIM card.
Access the restricted
functions of the SIM
card (p. 22).
IrDA: Transmit in vCard
format to a suitable device (see "IrDA", p. 70).
SMS: Transmit as SMS
message.
Transmit entry to a
suitable printer via
IrDA.
Displays the capacity
used and available.
VIP
(see p. 19) are
A-Z
.
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Addressbook
SIM location
Menu !Organiser!SIM location
or
5
The list with the current entries is
displayed. The relevant storage
locations are displayed by icons.
The entries are managed separately
from the Addressbook, but you can
move data between the SIM card
and the Addressbook.
View
Own
You can enter “own“ numbers
(e.g. fax).
Only a restricted options menu is
available for your own numbers.
Services/Info
The numbers that you are offered by
your Service Provider are stored
here. They allow you to contact local
or nationwide information services
or use the services of the Service
Provider.
Hold down
Display entry.
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SIM location Menu
B
Options
New entry
Edit
Delete
Delete all
Send via ...
Copy into
ääää
Copy all into
ääää
Move to ...
Voicedialling
Capacity
Select entry.
Open menu.
Enter first and/or last
name and phone
number.
Display phone number
and name for alteration.
Clear the entry
selected.
Delete all entries after
confirmation.
IrDA: Transmit in vCard
format to a suitable device (see "IrDA", p. 70).
SMS: Transmit as SMS
message.
Copy the selected entry to the Addressbook.
Copy all SIM card
entries to the Addressbook.
See p. 23.
Start recording
(see p. 25).
Displays the capacity
used and available.
Options
Addressbook
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Move (storage location)
An entry may be moved to other
storage locations:
SIM
Address entries on the SIM card
only take the form of last name and
phone number.
Mobile (phone memory)
Address entries only take the form
of last name, first name and phone
number.
If the SIM card is full, further entries
are automatically kept in the
memory.
Protected SIM I
Part of the SIM memory can be protected by PIN 2. Depending on the
SIM card, dialling can be limited to
these phone numbers. For editing,
PIN 2 is needed (see p. 66).
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Store control code
You can store phone numbers and
control codes (digits) in the
Addressbook as standard
Addressbook entries (for operating
an answering machine by remote
control, for example).
J
0
Dial number.
Hold down until “+“
appears on the display
(pause for connection
setup).
J
0
,
Save
You can also store the control code
(digits) like a phone number and
send it during a call (see p. 18).
Extending numbers
Using an external PC program such as
Microsoft®Outlook®, parts of a number
can be replaced by “?”and can then be
transferred to the Addressbook
(for company numbers for example).
To call:
V
A
J
A
Synchronising with Outlook
You can synchronise your Addressbook with
your Outlook
QuickSync software (see p. 78).
Enter control code (digits).
If necessary enter other
pauses of three seconds
each to ensure correct
processing at the
destination.
Press and enter a name
and, if necessary, further
details.
Save entry.
Open Addressbook and select
(partial) number.
Press.
Replace “?” with digits.
Dial number.
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database using Siemens
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Businesscard
You may create your own business
card and transmit it as a message via
SMS or you may transmit it to
another GSM phone (with IrDA
capability) or a suitable PC/printer
using infrared technology.
Create new
Menu ! Organiser ! Businesscard
If a business card has not yet been
created, you are asked for input:
B
Save
The content of the business card
corresponds to international standards
(vCard).
When you are sending a business card,
please note that a maximum of
160 characters can be transmitted.
Go from field to field and
make your entries:
•Last name:
•First name:
• Company:
•Email:
• Phone:
• Tel.office:
• Tel.mobile:
• Fax:
•Street:
• Postcode:
•City:
• Country:
•URL:
(Internet address)
Press.
Businesscard Menu
Options
Send via ...
Print via IrDA
Open menu.
IrDA: Transmit the entry in vCard format to a
suitable device ("IrDA",
page 70).
SMS: Transmit as SMS
message.
Transmit to a suitable
printer, see "IrDA",
p. 70.
Options
Voice control
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Up to 20 numbers/functions can be
selected or started simply by saying
a name.
Voicedialling
(for phone numbers)
Menu !Organiser
New record (see also p. 20)
A list with entries is displayed. In the
list select ...
New record
J
>
Save
Start the recording. A short signal
sounds. Now say the name
corresponding to the number and
repeat
confirms the recording and all
entries are displayed.
Voice control
Voicedialling
... then
enter name and phone
number or use
to retrieve from the Addressbook in 2 steps with
Select
Confirm.
it when prompted. A beep
!
!
.
Voice command
(for functions)
Menu !Organiser
New record
A list with the commands
mach.
Voice control
Voice command
and
MP3 Player
!
!
Dictating
is displayed.
B
Select
Select command.
Confirm, then proceed as
with “Voicedialling”.
Apply
Activate Voice control in standby
mode:
N
Ö
press PTT key briefly.
Now say the name or the function.
The number is dialled or the function
is carried out.
Voice control
All entries are displayed:
B
Options
New
record
Delete
Delete all
Edit
Replace
record.
Hold down control key or
hold down side key or
Options
Select entry.
Open menu.
Start a new recording.
Delete the entry
selected.
Delete all entries after
confirmation.
Change name and phone
number (Voicedialling
only). If necessary do the
recording again.
Redo the (voice) recording of an entry.
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MP3 Player
w
Your phone is equipped with an
MP3 player. You can immediately
listen to the music supplied with the
SL45i (on the MultiMediaCard™).
You can import other music files
using the Data Exchange Software
(see p. 77).
Play
Plug in the stereo headphones (only
) at the bottom of the phone.
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! Surf/Fun ! MP3 Player
Menu
MP3 Player
®
<Play list>
®
«
<Title>
«
<Title>
Options Play
B
C
Choose a song or select a
playlist.
Press.
Track information
Here is an example of the
information displayed while the
song is being played:
Sample Rate Stereo/Mono Total time
Kleine Nachtmusik
44 kHz 4:45
1:35
Mozart
Info Pause
(Sample Rate: 44kHz = almost CD quality,
maximum for playback)
Song
Cur. play time
Information
Control
Music is controlled with the control
key and/or with the side keys.
With the control key:
B
C
Y
X
With the side keys:
(when MP3 Player
without function)
Loud
Quiet
Activate MP3 Player
(pause/playback)
from standby mode
With the soft keys:
Pause)
Info
Jump forward or back one
track in a playlist or if the
MP3 player was activated
with
.
v
Pressed briefly on the right:
Play/Pause.
Pressed briefly on the left:
Stop (stop song).
Hold down:
Fast forward, reverse.
/
Play
Right key
(also PTT key)
Left key
MP3 Player
w
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#### Create playlists
To select a number of songs to play
one after the other you can put them
in a playlist (folder).
From standby mode:
! Surf/Fun !
Menu
The MP3 player list is
displayed.
Options
Create playlist
OK
Add
or
Options
Open menu
(see MP3 player menu on
the next page).
Creates a new list that
can be given any name
(such as
Confirm.
Now songs can be copied
to the (as yet) empty
playlist.
Confirm.
Open menu.
(see playlist menu on the
next page).
MP3 Player
Reggae
#
Options Add
Play list
).
Add song
B
Add
When the playlist is completed:
S
Key lock during play mode
If you activate the key lock during play mode
(hold down
barred.
Active key lock is indicated in the display by
%
tivated, no confirmation prompt i s displayed.
There is
key lock.
Select.
Select song from the
MP3 player list.
Confirm.
Repeat procedure until all
the songs have been copied to the playlist.
Return to the MP3
player list.
), the side keys are
#
as usual but when the key lock is ac-
to confirm release of the
no need
not
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