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Contains all you need to know
to get the best from your XELIBRI!
THIS IS YOUR GUIDE TO THE COMMUNICATION OF THE FUTURE!
THIS IS YOUR GUIDE TO THE COMMUNICATION OF THE FUTURE!
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USER GUIDE
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Contents
Overview .................................... 2
Getting Started .......................... 3
Inserting SIM card .......................3
Charging .....................................3
Switching on ...............................3
‘Typing’ numbers on your XELIBRI 4
Setting the time and date .............4
Entering a PIN .............................5
Standby display ............................5
Switching off ................................5
Mobile phone precautions .............5
Ways to use your XELIBRI ......... 6
Three ways to use your XELIBRI ...6
Making and Taking Calls ............ 7
Making a call using the key ...........7
Adjusting call volume ...................7
Ending a call ................................7
Taking a call ................................7
Voice dialling .............................. 8
About voice dialling ......................8
Voice dialling a number ................8
Voice dialling from the Phonebook .8
Voice dialling tips .........................9
Voice commands ..........................9
More Ways to Call .................... 10
Dialling internationally ................ 10
Phonebook ................................10
Redialling numbers ..................... 10
Call Features ............................ 11
Voice mail ..................................11
Using your XELIBRI hands-free ....11
Noting a telephone number .........11
Holding calls ..............................11
Making/handling more calls .........12
Receiving a second call ...............12
Phonebook ............................... 13
About the Phonebook .................13
Saving Phonebook entries ...........13
Phonebook tips ..........................13
Updating Phonebook entries ........13
Voice dialling ..............................14
‘Typing’ Text on your XELIBRI . 15
The virtual keypad ......................15
Text entry ..................................15
Writing other characters .............15
Text Messages .......................... 16
Receiving a text message ............16
Deleting messages .....................16
Writing a text message ...............16
Sending a message ....................17
Ready messages ........................17
Managing messages ...................17
Telephone numbers ....................17
Multimedia (EMS) messages .... 18
Cards ........................................18
Inserting media ..........................18
Saving media .............................18
Features and Settings ..............19
Ring tones .................................19
Using the alarm clock .................19
Using a screensaver ................... 19
Setting up voice mail ................. 20
Divert (call forwarding) .............. 20
Personalising voice dialling ......... 20
Symbols ....................................21
Display symbols ......................... 21
Menus .......................................22
What if...? .................................25
Xelibri Service/Accessories ...... 28
Specifications ...........................29
Guarantee certificate ................30
Index ........................................31
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Overview
Reception strength/battery – the
blacker the better
Network name – indicates your XELIBRI is
ready to make and receive calls (standby)
On/Dial/Back – hold do wn to switch on
watch, then double-click to switch on
XELIBRI.
From standby, hold down to switch off.
In all other cases, current function is
displayed above.
In most cases it offers “clear” or “back” (a
long press goes back to standby).
Down/Phonebook – in standby, click to
open your Phonebook.
Use to scroll forward through displays and lists,
whenever is displayed.
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Dial
Menu
confirm. Double-click for most common function, e.g.,
call when a number or Phonebook entry is displayed.
Hold down to lock or unlock key.
Voice Dialling
Hold down and at the tone:
Date & time – may be
temporarily replaced by an
announcement, e.g.:
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– New text message
See p 21 for symbols.
Up/Voice Dial – in standby,
click to see last dialled number.
Hold down to use voice dialling
(see right, below).
Use to scroll backwards through
displays and lists.
Menu/Go – current function is
displayed above.
Click to open menu, select and
• say “number”, then “0” to “9”, “dial”,
“save”, “clear”, “cancel”, or
• say a Phonebook entry (e.g., “home”)
that has a voice sample (p 8)
Getting Started
Inserting SIM card
Your service provider supplies you with a SIM card. If it
is delivered credit card size, snap out the smaller
segment and remove any rough edges.
Press the button on the rear of your XELIBRI,
simultaneously detaching the necklace.
Press SIM into lower slot, aligning the cut-off corner
correctly, until it engages with a click. To remove SIM
later, press it in again: it is spring-loaded.
Reattach the necklace.
Charging
When delivered, your battery will not be fully charged.
Allow 2-3 hours for a full charge.
Insert the charger in a convenient mains socket. Detach
the necklace. With XELIBRI face up, insert the charger
plug in the socket at the base with the metal plate facing
down.
While it charges, you’ll see this symbol:
If you don’t see the symbol, see What if...? on p 25.
Be sure to switch off the mains socket and/or remove
the charger when done.
Battery
Eventually, your battery performance will deteriorate.
When exhausted, you may replace it, see p 28.
Switching on
You r X ELIBRI operates i n two wa ys :
• as a watch – displays the time on the display, but
uses low power and doesn’t connect to the network.
Because there are no radio transmissions, you can use
watch mode on aircraft.
• as a phone – makes all call features available.
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Getting Started
To switch on watch...
Hold down . The first time, you’ll be asked to set the
time (see below).
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... then to switch on phone
With the clock visible on the display, double-click .
Enter your PIN number (if required).
‘Typing’ numbers on your XELIBRI
Instead of number keys, your XELIBRI has a virtual
keypad.
When you enter numbers, you’ll see small arrow-shaped
indicators above and below the line on the display:
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To enter a number
Click (or hold) to scroll up or down the list of
numbers. When you reach the correct digit, pause. Your
XELIBRI writes it on the display. Repeat for the next
number.
You can also write the special characters *, # and +.
These appear after the numbers in the list.
To correct a number
Click to delete the previous digit. Hold down to delete
all preceding digits.
Setting the time and date
When you first use your XELIBRI, set the time and date
at the prompts.
Use the keys to set the time (using 24 hour clock),
and date (using day.month.year), preceding a number
with a zero if it is less than 10.
Click to set.
Getting Started
Entering a PIN
A PIN number protects your XELIBRI against
unauthorised use. Most service providers supply a new
SIM card with PIN protection switched on; see your
documentation for the number.
Please enter PIN:
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Use the keys to enter the PIN number.
Click to confirm.
You have three tries at entering the right PIN. If there’s
a problem, see What if...? on p 25.
You may be able to switch off PIN control. See PIN
control on p 23.
Standby display
Once your network has been found and its name
displayed, your XELIBRI is said to be in standby and is
ready to make and receive calls.
If you can’t see the network name, please see What
if...? on p 25.
Switching off
Your XELIBRI will start up more quickly if you don’t
switch off completely but instead use the watch, which
requires minimal power.
To switch off phone
From standby, hold down .
Repeat to switch off watch.
Mobile phone precautions
All mobile phones are radio transmitters; switch to watch
mode in prohibited areas, e.g. aircraft.
To ensure legal, secure and efficient use, please read
Precautions/Maintenance on p 27.
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Ways to use your XELIBRI
Three ways to use your
XELIBRI
You can:
• hold your XELIBRI to your ear as
normal, or
• (during a call) double-click to
choose Handsfree, operating
the built-in loudspeaker, or
• for total convenience, use the
headset.
Headset use
Press the talk key:
• from standby to voice dial (p 8)
• to answer a call
• to end a call.
Necklace, dust cover
The necklace doubles as an
antenna and you should always use
it in Phone mode.
If you remove the necklace to store
the XELIBRI, please replace it with
the supplied dust cover.
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Press button to open necklace
Removable headset –
use on left or right
Earpiece – fits in
retaining clip when not
in use
Microphone and talk key
Microphone (side of XELIBRI; avoid
covering it)
Making and Taking Calls
Making a call using the key
From standby (network name displayed), click to
choose Dial.
Click to enter the telephone number (p 4), always
including area code.
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Double-click .
Adjusting call volume
During a call, click .
Ending a call
To end a call
Click to choose End.
Always end a call this way, even if you think the other
person has hung up.
Your XELIBRI tells you how long the call lasted.
Taking a call
Who’s calling?
When you receive a call, your XELIBRI may show:
• the caller’s telephone number (if available), or
• their name (if their number is in your Phonebook).
You can use a special ring tone for callers you recognise.
See Ring tones on p 19.
To answer a call
Click to choose Answer.
To reject a call
Click to choose either:
• Reject to hang up the call immediately
• Divert (offered if divert is switched on – see p 20) to
divert the call to your voice mail or alternative number.
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Voice dialling
About voice dialling
Your XELIBRI uses state of the art voice recognition,
enabling you to
• dictate a telephone number (your XELIBRI recognises
most accents)
• speak the name of a Phonebook entry you have
previously recorded.
Voice dialling a number
To call a number
From standby, hold down .
At the tone, say “Number”.
Speak number:
0123 45
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At the second tone, dictate the telephone number as you
would to a person. Pause between groups of digits; your
XELIBRI updates the display and shows “Speak number”
when you can continue.
When the number is correct, say “Dial” (or “Dial
number”).
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To correct a number
To delete the last group of digits, say “Clear” or hold .
Click to delete last digit.
To cancel dialling
Say “Cancel”.
Voice dialling from the Phonebook
To save numbers and voice samples in the Phonebook,
see p 14.
To call someone in your Phonebook
Hold down and at the tone say the name.
Your XELIBRI repeats the entry you have selected,
displays it on screen and makes the call.
To cancel the call, click .
Voice dialling
Voice dialling tips
A noisy environment may interfere with recognition.
For zero, you can say “oh” or “zero”. You can also dictate
the special characters: + (“plus”), # (“hash”) and
* (“star”).
When you pause when dictating, your XELIBRI writes a
space between groups of numbers, making it simple to
correct a number.
If you get unexpected results from voice dialling, you
can
• try alternative commands from the list (right), or
•train your XELIBRI to improve recognition. See
Personalising voice dialling on p 20.
Voice commands
The full list of voice commands is as follows:
“Number” Start dialling a number
0 Say “zero” or “oh”
1-9 Say “one, “two”, “three”, etc.
# Say “hash”
+ Say “plus”
* Say “star”
“Clear” Correct a number by deleting the last group
“Dial”, “Dial
number”
“Save”,
“Save entry”
“Cancel” Cancel dialling (p 8)
of digits (p 8)
Dial a number (p 8)
Save a dialled number in your Phonebook
(p 13)
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More Ways to Call
Dialling internationally
For an international prefix that works from any country,
use the keys to enter “+” as the first character and
either:
•click to choose +List and select the country from
those shown, or
•use to type the country code.
Complete the telephone number and double-click .
In many countries you omit the first digit (e.g., “0”) of
the area code when calling from abroad.
Phonebook
To save numbers in the Phonebook, see p 13.
To call someone in your Phonebook
From standby, click to open the Phonebook.
You can click (or hold) to go to the correct entry, but
it may be quicker to go to entries starting with a
particular letter.
Phonebook
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Back
Click to select “Search”. Click to select the key and
to select the letter (p 15). After a pause, your
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XELIBRI displays first matching entry. If necessary, click
to go to the previous/next one.
Double-click to dial the number shown.
Redialling numbers
To redial a number you called earlier
From standby, click to display the last number called.
Click to see previous/next number, if required.
Double-click to call the number shown.
Returning received or missed calls
Choose Menu, Recent calls and select the list you
want. Click to display the correct number and doubleclick .
Call Features
Voice mail
Voice mail alerts
Service providers have different ways of alerting you
when a new voice mail is received:
•\ a voice mail alert symbol
•] a text message: to view, see p 16
• a recorded announcement.
To listen to voice mails
If you receive a text message, you will see your voice
mailbox number highlighted. Double-click to call and
hear your messages.
Otherwise, call “Voice mail” from your Phonebook. You
may need to set the number (p 20).
If your voice mail service requires you to press keys for
menu options, then click and choose Enter number
to send key tones.
Tip: record a voice sample for the “Voice mail” entry in
your Phonebook (p 14), so you can hold and say
“Voice mail” to retrieve your messages quickly.
Using your XELIBRI hands-free
During a call, choose Options and Handsfree. Click
to adjust volume.
Caution: the loudspeaker may damage hearing if
you hold your XELIBRI to your ear.
Noting a telephone number
To take down a telephone number during a call, choose
Options and Enter number. After the call, choose
Options, Call or Save (to put the number in your
Phonebook).
Tip: use XELIBRI hands-free (above) so you can hear a
dictated telephone number with XELIBRI away from
your ear.
Holding calls
Choose Options and Hold. Click to return to the call.
Alternatively, choose Options and Mute so that you can
talk privately to a companion. Repeat to return to the
call.
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Call Features
Making/handling more calls
During a call, choose Options and Additional call. Dial
a number (or choose to use Phonebook) and call as
usual. When connected, you have the following options:
• Swap – switch between calls. Ending one call enables
you to resume the other.
• Transfer – connect the calls and exit (limited
availability).
• Join – connect the calls. You can add up to five
additional calls to a conference by repeating the steps
above. Clicking concludes the call for all parties.
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Receiving a second call
If you subscribe to your service provider’s call waiting
service, you may be alerted to an incoming call while
you are using XELIBRI. To set call waiting, see p 23.
To accept an additional call
Choose Options, Accept. This holds your current call
and answers the new one. Choose Options and Swap
to switch between calls.
Ending one call enables you to resume the other.
To reject an additional call
Click .
To end your current call and accept a new one
Choose Options, End to end your current call and
answer the new call as normal.
If you ignore or reject a new call, it will be diverted if
answering/forwarding is switched on (p 20).
Phonebook
About the Phonebook
The Phonebook makes it simple to dial your most
frequently-used numbers.
Select (or call) a Phonebook entry as shown on p 10.
Saving Phonebook entries
You can save Phonebook entries by voice or by ‘typing’
them.
To ‘type’ a new entry in your Phonebook
From standby, choose Dial and use the keys to enter
the number.
Choose Options and Save. Enter the name (p 15) and
choose OK.
If you want to record a voice dial sample, choose
Options and Add ° see Voice dialling on p 14.
To save by voice dialling
When you save a number using voice, you automatically
save a voice dial sample (p 14) with the entry.
Dictate the number as shown on p 8, but instead of
saying “Dial”, say “Save” or “Save entry”.
At the tone, say the name and repeat it at the second
tone.
You are prompted to type a name (p 15). Click to
save.
Phonebook tips
You may save numbers from your list of calls dialled,
received or missed (Recent calls menu), or from text
messages. With a number on your display, choose
Options, Save.
Include the international prefix before a telephone
number (Dialling internationally, p 10) so you can
use it from any country.
Enter more than one number for a person by adding a
letter at the end of their name: “H” for a home number,
“M” for a mobile number, etc.
Further Phonebook features
Depending on your SIM, the following may be offered:
• Own number – display or record your own phone
number. You may also record other useful personal
numbers.
• Service/Information numbers – provides lists of
useful phone numbers.
Updating Phonebook entries
From standby, click to open the Phonebook. Select
the entry to change. From the Options menu, you can
choose Edit, Delete, etc.
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Phonebook
Voice dialling
You can add voice dial samples to any existing
Phonebook entry, enabling you to call the person by
saying their name (p 8).
When you voice dial, your XELIBRI matches your words
with a recorded sample. You may save recordings for
around 40 Phonebook entries.
To add a voice sample to an entry
Open the Phonebook and select the entry that you want
to record.
Choose Options and Add voice °. At the tone, say the
name. Repeat the name at the second tone.
To update a voice sample
Open the Phonebook and select the entry. Entries with
recordings display the ° icon.
From the Options, Voice options menu you can play,
re-record or remove the recording. Choose Options,
Check all ° to play or remove every recording.
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‘Typing’ Text on your XELIBRI
The virtual keypad
Your XELIBRI has a ‘virtual’ keypad that reproduces the
keys on a standard phone and makes it simple, with a
little practice, to write Phonebook names and text
messages.
Text entry
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Down the right of the display, you see a list of keys,
which correspond to those on a normal phone. Each key
can write a number of letters, which are listed
horizontally.
To enter text
Click to highlight the key you want.
Click to highlight the letter or digit you want.
Pause briefly. Your XELIBRI writes the character on the
left side of the display.
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abc2
def3
Click to select
‘key’
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Click to select letter
To correct text
Click to delete the previous character. Hold down to
delete all preceding text.
Writing other characters
For spaces, capital letters and punctuation
space click and ( symbol)
CAPS/lower
case letters
punctuation To select a character not shown on a
To review/edit text
Choose Options, Navigate.
Now, instead of writing text, you can click to move
the cursor back and forward in the text.
Choose Options, Type to resume typing.
choose the change case symbol (
from the 1 key
key, choose Options, Special
character.
Click to highlight the symbol you
want.
)
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Text Messages
Receiving a text message
Your XELIBRI can send and receive multimedia
messages (EMS) including text, pictures and sound, as
well as standard SMS.
To view/play a message
When you receive a message, your XELIBRI displays the
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symbol.
Click to choose View (within 10 seconds of receipt)
or choose Menu, Messages, Inbox, click to
highlight the message and double-click .
Click to move up and down in a text message.
To reply to a message
Choose Options and Reply and select a reply as
follows:
• New reply – start a new message.
• Edit reply – start a new message based on the one
you’re looking at.
• Answer is YES/NO, Please call back, I’ll be late,
Thank you – send the selected phrase in reply.
Deleting messages
Your XELIBRI automatically saves incoming messages on
your SIM card, which has limited capacity.
on the display when it is full, and you can receive no
new messages.
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will flash
Make a habit of deleting messages: choose Options and
Delete.
Writing a text message
Starting a new message
From Menu, Messages, choose Write new.
You can also choose Options, Send SMS whenever you
have a phone number or Phonebook entry on your
display.
Hi M
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To ‘type’ your message
See ‘Typing’ Text on your XELIBRI on p 15.
To insert a telephone number
Following a space, choose Options and Insert from .
Select the entry to insert and choose Select.
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A
abc2
def3
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Text Messages
Sending a message
If you’re replying to a message…
Choose Options and Reply.
With a new message…
Choose Options and Send and then either:
• enter the number (p 4), or
•choose Options and Phonebook to select a name.
Choose Send (or hold to cancel).
Your message is sent to your service provider’s SMS
service centre for onward transmission. They may be
able to provide confirmation of receipt. Consult your
documentation.
Ready messages
From the Messages menu, you can send a variety of
quick messages. Choose Ready messages and select
as required.
Managing messages
Use the Messages menu to manage messages you
have:
• received (Inbox)
•sent (Outbox).
You the option to Send, Edit, Delete, etc.
Service centre
If your service provider’s SMS service centre is not
preset, then you’ll be prompted for it the first time you
send a message. Use the Service center menu option
to update the number when necessary.
Telephone numbers
To save (or dial) a telephone number in a
message
With a number highlighted in the message, choose
Options and Call or Save in .
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Multimedia (EMS) messages
Cards
On special occasions, you can send your friends
greetings cards that include a picture and melody, and in
which you can add a personal message.
These can be received on the latest models from most
prestige phone manufacturers.
From the Messages menu, choose Cards and click
to preview the different cards. Click to select.
Choose Options, Send or Edit, if required, before
sending.
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Happy Birthday
Inserting media
To insert an icon, a sound or animation
Choose Options and Insert media and select the type
of media to insert.
Click to highlight the item you want (your XELIBRI
will preview it) and click to insert it.
A symbol represents the item in a message. You can
remove it by clicking .
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Saving media
To save a ringer melody
Choose Options, Set ringer to save the melody and
use it as a ring tone. See Ring tones on p 19 for more
details.
Choose Options, Save media to use the melody later.
To save a picture or sound
Choose Options, Save media. Each item is shown in
turn. Choose Save (or Skip).
Use the Multimedia menu to manage melodies,
pictures or sounds (p 24).
Features and Settings
Ring tones
To switch off ring tones
From the Audio menu, choose Ringer setting.
Switching off ring tones won’t affect the vibrating alarm
(p 22) or alarm clock (below).
To change ring tones
You can use different ring tones for callers you recognise
and for messages.
From the Audio menu, choose Ringer melodies.
Choose the type of call you want to modify:
• General calls – new or unknown numbers
• Phonebook callers – numbers that appear in your
Phonebook
• Messages – incoming text messages.
Click to choose the melody and choose Select.
You can also save ringer melodies from EMS messages
(p 18).
Modify ringer volume using the Audio menu (p 22).
Using the alarm clock
Your XELIBRI provides a daily alarm that works even
with the phone switched off.
To set the alarm
From the Clock menu, choose Alarm clock.
Choose Change and either:
• confirm the time (if shown) by clicking , or
• enter the time (24 hour clock) at which you want to be
alerted. Click to delete a digit. Choose OK to set
the alarm.
To switch off the alarm, choose Change again.
When the alarm’s set, you’ll see y next to the time.
When you hear the alarm…
Click to cancel. The alarm will sound at the same time
tomorrow unless you switch it off (above).
Switching off ring tones won’t affect the alarm.
Using a screensaver
Your XELIBRI displays an image (e.g., a clock) when it
has been idle for a couple of minutes. To change the
image, from the Settings, Display menu choose
Screensaver and select the image you want.
this icon on the
screensaver display
indicates you have a
new message, missed
call, etc.
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Features and Settings
Setting up voice mail
Voice mail
If you subscribe to your service provider’s answering
service (voice mail), they will usually have set it up
automatically. If not, you may need to enter your voice
mailbox number.
Your XELIBRI prompts you for your mailbox number the
first time you retrieve your voice mail. Alternatively, from
the Settings menu, choose Voice mail, Voice
mailbox.
You may additionally need to switch on divert (below).
Divert (call forwarding)
Divert must be switched on to use voice mail, but you
can also divert calls to other numbers.
From the Settings menu, choose Divert and select:
• Unanswered – forward calls when your XELIBRI is
off or out of coverage or when you’re busy or don’t
answer. This is the usual setting.
• All calls – forward every call (useful if you’re abroad
and don’t want to be charged for incoming calls).
• Off – don’t forward any calls.
If you elect to forward calls, then enter (or confirm) the
telephone number to which you want calls redirected.
This is either your service provider’s voice mail divert
number or an alternative number of your choice.
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Personalising voice dialling
If you get unexpected results when voice dialling
numbers, then you may benefit from training your
XELIBRI to recognise the way you speak.
To personalise voice dial
Choose a quiet environment for the training.
From the Settings, Phone menu, choose My voice.
When you’re ready to begin, click to choose Select.
Speak the word or sequence of numbers shown on the
display. If your XELIBRI fails to recognise what you have
said, it will prompt you to repeat it. If successful, it will
go on to the next screen.
To turn personalisation off
If you want to restore general settings for speech
recognition, choose Settings, Phone, My voice and
switch off personalisation. Repeat to re-train your
XELIBRI.
Display symbols
Your XELIBRI may display the following information:
Reminders
y
Alarm clock on
(p 19)
All calls diverted
n
(p 20)
Information
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New text message
(p 16)
Missed call (p 10)
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Hold down to
unlock key.
*!* Ciphering off
(privacy risk in
some networks)
j
Ringer off
Headset in use
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New voice mail
(depending on network,
p 11)
Missed announcement
(when screensaver on)
Home zone (special tariff
in some networks)
Symbols
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Menus
This section of the manual summarises the menu
options on your XELIBRI.
Messages
See p 16.
Recent calls
Your XELIBRI retains the last 10 numbers you have
dialled or, where the network(s) identify them, those of
incoming or missed calls.
Your options include Call, Save, Delete, etc.
Clock
Alarm clock Set the alarm (p 19).
Time Set the time.
Date Set the date.
Time zone Displays a world map, showing time zones.
Click . It may be necessary to reset your
standard time.
Audio
Ringer
melodies
Ringer on/off Switch ringer tones.
Volume Adjust ringer volume. Click .
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Select ringer melodies (p 19).
Info tones Switch non-ringer sounds (network events,
Silent alert Switch your XELIBRI’s vibrate alert on or
Key tone Change the volume of the tone that
etc.) on or off.
off, independently of the ringer.
accompanies the key press.
Settings/Display
Language Choose the language in which to display
Screensaver Choose an image to display when your
Illumination Adjust the brightness of display and key.
Contrast Adjust the contrast of your display. Click .
your XELIBRI’s menus and options.
XELIBRI has been idle for a time (p 19).
Click .
Menus
Settings/Phone
Auto key lockAutomatically disable the key to prevent
Hide ID Enables you to withhold your telephone
Call waiting
Divert Turn call forwarding/voice mail on or off
My voice Personalise voice dialling (p 20).
accidental calls. With the key lock on, you
can still answer calls and if necessary dial
the emergency services.
To unlock, or to lock the key manually
(from standby): hold down
number when you make a call.
Switch on or off the service that alerts you
when you receive a second call. You may
need to register to use this service. To use
call waiting, see p 12.
(p 20).
Settings/Voice mail
Voice
mailbox
Enter the number you call to retrieve voice
messages (p 20).
Settings/Network
Choose
network
Auto network
search
You can change from your current network
by choosing manually from a list of
networks that are in range. Networks
marked ² are not allowed by your home
service provider (or SIM).
Normally the network selection is
automatic. If you switch this off, you must
choose from the list of available networks
when you move outside coverage of your
current network.
Settings/Security
PIN control Enable or disable PIN number checking
Change PIN Choose a different PIN number
Phone
identity
when you switch on your XELIBRI (if
possible: your service provider may require
you to use a PIN).
View your phone’s unique identifier (IMEI)
– useful for customer service. Click to
choose Info, giving further technical
details. Alternatively, call *#06#.
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Menus
Settings/Cell broadcast
Limited availability – please contact your service
provider.
Receive Switch receipt of local information on or off.
Set channel Type the number of a channel you wish to
Cell broadcasts reduce the standby time of
your XELIBRI.
receive, or remove existing channels.
Settings/Headset
Switch your headset on or off (when it’s plugged in).
Multimedia
Icons View/delete icons, or use an icon as a
Animations View/delete animations.
Ringer
melodies
Capacity Displays storage capacity.
screensaver.
Listen to/delete ringer melodies, or use a
melody as a ring tone.
Phonebook
See p 13.
Watch Mode
This provides the same facilities as when you switch off
your XELIBRI.
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SIM Toolkit
This submenu will be offered if supported by your SIM
card. The content will be defined by your service
provider.
What if...?
If you have any questions about using your XELIBRI, visit us
at www.xelibri.com anytime. In addition we have listed
some frequently asked questions and answers below.
Problem Possible Causes Possible Solution
Phone cannot be
switched on.
Charging error
(charge icon not
displayed).
SIM error. SIM card not correctly
On/Off key not pressed
long enough.
Flat battery. Charge battery. Check
Extreme temperature
(outside 5 to 40 °C)
Contact problem. Check power supply and
No mains voltage. Use different mains power
Wrong charger. Only use original Siemens
Battery faulty or at end
of life.
inserted.
SIM card contacts dirty. Clean the SIM card with a dry
Press On/Off key for 2 to 5
seconds.
charging indicator in the
display.
Make sure the ambient
temperature is right, wait a
while, then recharge.
connection to the phone.
socket, check mains voltage.
accessories.
Replace battery. See p 28.
Check (p 3).
cloth.
Problem Possible Causes Possible Solution
SIM card with wrong
voltage.
SIM card damaged (e.g.
broken).
No connection to
network.
Phone loses
network.
Calls not possible. New SIM card inserted. Check for new restrictions.
Poor sound
quality
No entries
possible in Phonebook.
Signal weak. Move higher, to a window or
Outside GSM range. Check service provider
SIM card not valid. Contact the service provider.
New network not
authorised.
Network barring is set. Contact the service provider.
Signal too weak. Switching the phone off and
Credit used up. Load credit.
Signal too weak. Avoid covering the internal
Phonebook is full. Delete entries in Phonebook
Use 1.8/ 3v SIM cards only.
Inspect the damage. Return
the SIM card to service
provider.
open space.
coverage map.
Try manual selection or
select a different network
(p 23).
on may speed up reconnection.
antenna (top rear of phone)
with your hand.
(p 13).
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What if...?
Problem Possible Causes Possible Solution
Phonebook
entries missing
Voice mail does
not work
Call waiting does
not work
SMS (message)
…
flashes.
Function cannot
be set.
Message cannot
be sent.
EMS pictures and
sounds are not
displayed at the
destination phone
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Changing SIM from
another phone.
Call divert to the
mailbox not set.
Not set up in network. Set it up (p 23).
SMS memory full. Delete messages (p 17).
Not supported by
service provider or
registration required.
Some service providers
do not support this
service.
Phone number of the
service centre is not set
or is wrong.
Service centre overloaded.
Recipient does not have
a compatible phone.
The destination phone
does not support the
EMS standard.
Entries may be in phone
memory.
Set call divert to the mailbox
(p 20).
Contact your service
provider.
Check with your service
provider.
Set service centre (p 17).
Repeat message.
Check.
Problem Possible Causes Possible Solution
PIN error Three wrong entries. Enter the PUK (master PIN)
Impaired voice
recognition
performance
High surrounding noise. Move to quieter location.
Microphone obscured. Avoid covering it (side of
Unrecognised accent. Personalise your phone. See
provided with the SIM card
according to the instructions.
If you have lost the PUK,
contact your service
provider.
phone).
p 20.
Damage
Severe shock. Remove SIM and reinsert it. Do not dismantle
Phone became wet. Remove SIM card. Dry immediately with cloth,
phone!
do not heat. Dry connector contacts thoroughly. Stand unit upright in an air current. Do
not dismantle phone!
Precautions/Maintenance
Precautions
Interference
Like any radio transmitter, a mobile
phone can interfere with electrical
equipment.
To ensure compliance with legal
requirements, always use necklace
while switched on in phone mode.
You must always switch off your
phone:
•in hospitals and near medical
equipment. If you have a heart
pacemaker, keep the phone a
minimum of 20 cm from it and
hold it to the ear furthest away.
•on aircraft.
For safety
Switch off your phone near petrol
stations, fuel or chemical plants or
blasting operations.
Driving
Driving while holding a mobile
phone is dangerous and illegal in
many countries. Please use headset
and then only when it is safe to do
so.
Heat and moisture
Avoid moisture, shock or
extreme heat (for instance,
leaving the phone in a car in hot
sun).
Other precautions
Take care, particularly overseas,
that you charge the phone using
the correct voltage.
Do not open the phone, except
to change the SIM card or replace
the battery. Tampering with the
phone or battery invalidates your
warranty and may result in your
network refusing service.
To ensure that you don’t damage
your phone, use only accessories –
particularly chargers and batteries –
supplied by Xelibri or Siemens.
Maintenance
The SIM card should be treated with
the same care as a credit card. Do
not bend or scratch it or expose it to
static electricity.
Clean the card with a damp cloth or
an antistatic wipe without chemical
cleaning agents.
Lost phone
If you lose your phone or SIM card
contact your service provider
immediately to prevent misuse.
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Xelibri Service/Accessories
Service
Please refer to our What if...? guide on
p 25, or our web site at
www.xelibri.com. If repair work is
necessary please contact one of our
service centres:
Europe +800 4 9354274
China +800-820-1151
Hong Kong +800-963283
Singapore +800-8600-007
Note When calling customer service,
please have ready your receipt and the
phone identity number (IMEI). To
display it see Phone identity on p 23.
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(+800 4 XELIBRI)
Approved accessories
The following Xelibri and Siemens
accessories will enhance use of your
XELIBRI. Use of other non-approved
accessories, especially batteries and
chargers, may damage it.
Basics
Li-Ion Battery (620 mAh)
EBA-550 Black/Silver
EBA-560 Gold/Flip
EBA-570 Blackberry
Eventually, your battery
performance will deteriorate.
Replace with one of these. Fitting
instructions and tool accompany it.
Travel Charger
ETC-500 (Euro)
ETC-510 (UK)
Travel charger with an extended
input voltage rate of 100-240V.
In your car
Car Charger
ECC-500
Charger for the cigarette lighter
socket in your car.
Products can be obtained in specialist
shops. Visit our online shop under:
Original Siemens Accessories
www.siemens.com/
mobilestore
Specifications
Declaration of
conformity
Xelibri is brand of Siemens Information
and Communication Mobile which
hereby declares that the phone
described in this user guide is in
compliance with the essential
requirements and other relevant
provisions of European Directive 1999/5/
EC (R&TTE).
The declaration of conformity (DoC)
concerned has been signed. Please call
the company hotline if you require a
copy of the original.
Technical data
GSM class 4 (2 Watt)
Frequency range: 880-960 MHz
GSM class: 1 (1 Watt)
Frequency range: 1,710-1,880 MHz
Weight: 5 5 g
Dimensions: 81 x 42 x 19 mm
Li-Ion battery: 620 mAh
Operating
temperature:
Standby time: up to 200 h*
Talk time: up to 240 min*
SIM card: 1.8/3.0v
* subject to network conditions
Your XELIBRI has been developed in
conjunction with TTPCom Ltd, the industry
standard supplier of GSM/GPRS solutions.
Melbourn Science Park, Royston,
Hertfordshire, SG8 6HQ, UK
(45 ccm)
-10 °C to 55 °C
www.ttpcom.com
+44 1763 266266
SAR
YOUR XELIBRI MEETS REQUIREMENTS
FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES
Mobile phones are radio transmitters and
receivers.
Limits for radio frequency exposure are
defined in international guidelines
(ICNIRP), developed by independent
scientific organisaions.
The international recommended upper
limit for exposure, and that
recommended by The Council of the
European Union, is a Specific Absorption
Rate (SAR) of 2.0 watts/
kilogram (W/kg).
Tests on this phone, conducted at
maximum transmitting power, produced
an SAR no greater than 0.74 W/kg.
In areas of typical network coverage,
your phone transmits on lower power,
resulting in a reduced SAR.
For more information on this issue, see
www.my-siemens.com.
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Guarantee certificate
Without prejudice to any claim the user
(customer) may have in relation to the
dealer or retailer, the customer shall be
granted a manufacturer's Guarantee
under the conditions set out below:
• In the case of new devices and their
components exhibiting defects
resulting from manufacturing and/or
material faults within 24 months of
purchase, Siemens shall, at its own
option and free of charge, either
replace the device with another device
reflecting the current state of the art,
or repair the said device. In respect of
parts subject to wear and tear
(including but not limited to, batteries,
keypads, casing), this warranty shall
be valid for six months from the date
of purchase.
• This Guarantee shall be invalid if the
device defect is attributable to
improper treatment and/or failure to
comply with information contained in
the user manuals.
• This Guarantee shall not apply to or
extend to services performed by the
authorised dealer or the customer
themselves (e.g. installation,
configuration, software downloads).
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• The purchase receipt, together with
the date of purchase, shall be required
as evidence for invoking the
Guarantee. Claims under the
Guarantee must be submitted within
two months of the Guarantee default
becoming evident.
• Ownership of devices or components
replaced by and returned to Siemens
shall vest in Siemens.
• This Guarantee shall apply to new
devices purchased in the European
Union. The Guarantee is issued by
Siemens.
• Any other claims resulting out of or in
connection with the device shall be
excluded from this Guarantee. Nothing
in this Guarantee shall attempt to limit
or exclude a Customers Statutory
Rights, nor the manufacturer's liability
for death or personal injury resulting
from its negligence.
• The duration of the Guarantee shall
not be extended by services rendered
under the terms of the Guarantee.
• Insofar as no Guarantee default exists,
Siemens reserves the right to charge
the customer for replacement or
repair.
Index
A
accessories ................................ 29
additional calls
alarm clock
animations
inserting in text messages
saving from text messages
answering
Audio menu
........................... 13
................................ 20
.... 19
... 19
.................................... 8
............................... 23
B
battery ........................................ 4
C
call forwarding/divert ................. 21
call waiting
caller ID
calls
....................13, 24, 27
.................................... 24
answering
dialled, received or missed
ending
from Phonebook
holding
international
making
multiple
receiving
receiving additional
redialling
............................. 8
.................................. 8
.................. 11
............................... 12
........................ 11
.............................8, 9
.............................. 13
............................... 8
............................. 11
.............. 13
11, 23
rejecting
cards
Cell broadcast menu
charging
clock
Clock menu
conference calls
............................... 8
......................................... 19
................... 25
...................................... 4
alarm
.................................. 20
................................ 23
......................... 13
D
deleting text messages ............... 18
dialling
........................................ 8
internationally
recent numbers
Display menu
divert
........................................ 21
dust cover
..................... 11
................... 11
............................. 23
................................... 7
E
EMS, see text messages
ending calls
................................. 8
F
forwarding ................................. 21
G
greetings cards .......................... 19
H
hands free ................................... 7
handset use
hands-free
headset
holding calls
................................. 7
................................. 12
....................................... 7
............................... 12
I
icons ......................................... 22
inserting in text messages
saving from text messages
ID hiding
................................... 24
inbox
......................................... 18
incoming calls
international calls
.............................. 8
....................... 11
.... 19
... 19
K
key lock ................................ 3, 24
L
language ................................... 23
loudspeaker
............................... 12
M
maintenance .............................. 28
media
inserting in text messages
saving from text messages
messages, see text messages
or voice mail
multimedia menu
multiple calls
....................... 25
.............................. 13
.... 19
... 19
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Index
N
necklace ...................................... 7
Network menu
........................... 24
O
outbox ...................................... 18
P
personalising voice dialling .......... 21
Phone menu
phone mode
phone numbers
Phonebook
pictures
PIN
precautions
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.............................. 24
....................... 4, 5, 6
inserting in text messages
making a note of
saving/calling
from text messages
making calls
recording voice dial samples
saving entries
tips
updating
voice dialling
saving from text messages
............................................. 6
........................ 11
...................... 14
..................................... 14
............................. 14
......................... 9
.... 17
................. 12
............. 18
.15
... 19
................................ 28
R
ready made messages ................ 18
receiving calls
recent calls
redialling
rejecting calls
returning calls
ringer melodies
.............................. 8
................................ 23
................................... 11
............................... 8
............................ 11
saving from text messages
switching off
.......................... 23
....................... 20
... 19
S
screensaver ............................... 20
Security menu
sending text messages
service
SIM
SIM Toolkit
SMS, see text messages
sounds
speech recognition,
see voice dialling
standby
switching off
switching off ringer melodies
............................ 24
............... 18
....................................... 29
fitting
................................... 4
................................ 25
inserting in text messages
saving from text messages
....................................... 6
................................ 6
....... 20
.... 19
... 19
switching on
symbols
.................................4
..................................... 22
T
text
typing
text messages
time & date
troubleshooting
typing
................................. 16
deleting
.........................17, 18
inserting media
inserting phone numbers
multimedia (EMS)
ready made
receiving
replying to
reviewing
saving media
saving ringer melodies
saving/calling phone numbers
sending
special characters
typing
writing
.................... 19
................ 19
......................... 18
............................. 17
........................... 17
............................ 18
....................... 19
............................... 18
................ 16
................................. 16
................................ 17
.................................. 5
.......................... 26
numbers
............................... 5
text
..................................... 16
...... 17
......... 19
18
V
virtual keypad ............................ 16
voice dialling
about
................................... 9
commands
numbers
personalising
Phonebook
recording samples
switching off personalisation
tips
voice mail
listening to messages
setting up
Voice mail menu
volume
hands-free
in calls
.......................... 10
............................... 9
....................... 21
............................ 9
............... 15
21
..................................... 10
.......... 12
........................... 21
........................ 24
.......................... 12
.................................. 8
W
watch mode ........................ 4, 5, 6
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