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USER GUIDE
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All you need to know to get the best from your Xelibri
Contents
Contents...................................... 1
Overview ..................................... 2
Getting Started ........................... 3
Fitting SIM card ............................ 3
Charging ...................................... 3
Switching on ................................4
Entering a PIN..............................4
‘Typing’ numbers on your Xelibri .... 4
Setting the time and date..............4
Standby ....................................... 5
Language.....................................5
Switching off ................................ 5
Precautions ..................................5
Using your Xelibri........................ 6
Three ways to use your Xelibri.......6
Making and Taking Calls ............. 7
Making a call ................................ 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 and
in China ..................................... 10
Phonebook ................................. 10
Redialling numbers......................10
Retrying a busy number ..............10
Call features .............................. 11
Voice mail ..................................11
Sending key tones....................... 11
Using your Xelibri hands-free ....... 11
Pausing a call .............................11
Second calls ...............................11
‘Party’ calls ................................. 12
Phonebook ................................13
Making a Phonebook entry ..........13
Typing in the Phonebook ............13
Updating an entry ....................... 13
Adding extension numbers........... 13
Phonebook tips ...........................13
Identifying callers .......................14
Voice dialling .............................. 14
Further Phonebook features......... 14
Text messages........................... 15
Receiving a text message ............ 15
Writing a text message................ 15
Typing in a message ...................16
Writing other characters .............. 16
Sending a message ..................... 17
Managing messages ....................17
Multimedia (EMS) messages ..... 19
Cards ......................................... 19
Including a Phonebook number.... 19
Inserting a ready message........... 19
Inserting multimedia ................... 19
Saving multimedia....................... 19
Activities.................................... 20
Using the radio ...........................20
Using the alarm clock .................. 20
Using the calendar ......................20
Recording a voice memo..............21
Features.....................................22
Themes ......................................22
Ring tones ..................................22
Record your own ring tone! .........23
Favourite feature.........................23
Settings .....................................24
Setting up voice mail ...................24
Divert (call forwarding)................ 24
Personalising voice dialling...........24
Symbols .....................................25
Display symbols ..........................25
Menu Summary .........................26
Messages ...................................26
Stay in Touch..............................26
Activities.....................................26
My Xelibri ...................................26
Themes ......................................27
What if...? ..................................28
Precautions/Maintenance .........30
Xelibri Service/Accessories .......31
Car Charger ................................31
Fashion Accessories.....................31
Specifications ............................32
Index .........................................33
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Overview
Reception strength/battery – the
stronger these indicators the better.
Themed background – suit the look and
sound of your Xelibri to your mood (p 22).
Network name – indicates standby –
you’re ready to make and receive calls and
messages.
On, off or “go back” – do what’s shown
at bottom left of display – often clear or cancel. Hold to go back to standby. Hold to
switch on or off.
You can put your favourite feature on
this key in standby (p 23).
Up or down – click to move up or down through a
list, menu or message.
In standby,
•click to view/
redial recently called
number(s)
•click to o pen yo ur
Phonebook
•hold to turn ring
tones on/off.
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Voice Dialling
Hold (and release) and at the
tone:
• say “Number”, and at second tone
dictate number and say “Dial”, or
• say a Phonebook entry you have
recorded
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Network name
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Menu
Using menus
Click to rotate to the
next menu item.
Click to open it.
Reminders – show settings in use: e.g. j
indicates you’ve switched ringer off (p 22).
Announcements – your Xelibri also displays text messages ], voice mail \,
missed calls etc. here – click to view.
Menu – do what’s shown at the bottom
right of display – usually open a menu or
confirm a setting.
Call – click to answer an incoming call
or to dial a number shown on the display.
Click to do what’s highlighted first on the
Options menu.
Messages
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Back
Getting Started
Fitting SIM card
Your service provider supplies your SIM card. If it’s credit
card size, snap out the smaller portion and tidy any
rough edges.
Remove the charger
socket cap (1).
Take care to keep
small objects like the
cap and SIM away
from young children.
Firmly press both sides
of your Xelibri as shown
(2) whilst lifting top of
cover a little (3).
Slide cover towards bottom of phone and remove.
If fitted, remove the battery by lifting the tab at the bot-
tom.
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2
Insert SIM card through
the slot in the side of case,
positioning cut-off corner
as shown.
To replace the battery and
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Charging
Insert the supplied charger into an easily accessible
mains socket of the correct rating and, having removed
the socket cap, plug in with the pins face up.
While it charges, the battery indicator will animate – if it
doesn’t, then see What if...? on p 28.
Be sure to unplug the charger from the mains when
you’re finished.
cover, reverse the previous
steps, ensuring the bottom
of cover is engaged before
swinging the top into place.
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Getting Started
Switching on
To switch on your Xelibri
Hold . Enter your PIN if asked.
Entering a PIN
A PIN number protects your Xelibri against unauthorised
use. Service providers often supply a SIM with the PIN
switched on; see your documentation for the number.
Please
enter PIN:
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Use and (below) to ‘type’ the PIN. Click to correct, if necessary.
Click to confirm.
You have three tries at entering the right PIN. If there’s
a problem, see What if...? on p 28. Your provider may
let you switch off the PIN (p 27).
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‘Typing’ numbers on your Xelibri
Instead of number keys, your Xelibri has a virtual keypad.
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To enter a number
Click (or hold) to select a number. When correct,
click .
You can also write the special characters *, # and +.
Click .
To correct a number
Click to clear a digit. Hold to clear all earlier digits.
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Setting the time and date
When you first use your Xelibri, it will ask you to set the
time and date.
Use and to enter the time using 24 hour clock and
date, preceding a number with a zero if it’s less than 10.
Click when done.
Standby
When a network has been found and its name displayed,
your Xelibri is in standby. If you can’t see a network
name, please see What if...? on p 28.
Language
To choose English, dial *#0044# and click . See also
p26.
Switching off
From standby, hold .
Precautions
If you use a non-standard lanyard (or necklace) for your
Xelibri, be sure that it will break easily under pressure.
Otherwise there is a strangulation risk.
All mobile phones are radio transmitters; switch off
where prohibited (e.g. aircraft).
To be certain you use your Xelibri safely and correctly,
see Precautions/Maintenance on p 30.
Getting Started
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Using your Xelibri
Three ways to use your Xelibri
You can:
• hold your Xelibri to your ear as normal,
• use the built-in loudspeaker – during a call,
choose Options, Handsfree, or
• (for total convenience) use the headset.
Headset use
Press the talk key:
• to answer a call
• hold down to end a call.
Hold the talk key in standby to voice dial (p 8).
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Note the precautions on
p 5 if you want to
use your own
necklace.
Earpiece –
fits in
retaining
clip when
not in use.
Headset –
connects via
charger socket
Earpiece
Microphone and
talk key
Microphone
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sideways and place it
in cradle from below.
Then face it forwards.
Gravity will do the
rest!
Making and Taking Calls
Making a call
To make a call using the key
Tip: voice dialling (p 8) is often easier!
Starting from standby (network name showing),
•click or
•click to choose Dial, if shown.
Use and to enter the phone number (p 4), always
including area code.
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Adjusting call volume
During a call, click .
Ending a call
Click to choose End.
Always do this, 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, the display shows the caller’s
phone number (if available) or their name (if their
number’s in your Phonebook).
You can use special ringer melodies and pictures for callers you recognise (p 14).
To answer a call
Click .
To reject a call
Click to choose:
• Reject – hangs up the call immediately
• Divert – (if you’re using call divert, p 24) forwards
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 phone number (your Xelibri recognises most
accents)
• speak the name of a Phonebook entry you have previously recorded.
Choose a quiet environment for voice dialling. Speak
normally and hold your Xelibri where you can comfortably see the display (e.g. 10-20 cm from your mouth).
Voice dialling a number
To dial a number
From standby, hold (and then release) .
At the tone, say “Number”.
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At the second tone, dictate the phone number as you
would to a person, pausing briefly between groups of (2
to 4) digits.
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When the number is correct, say “Dial” (or “Dial
number”).
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 voice dial somebody, you need first to record their
name. You can save recordings for up to 30 Phonebook
entries.
To make a new entry
As voice dialling, but instead of saying “Dial”, say “Save”
or “Save entry”.
Click to choose Record voice °. At the tone say the
name, repeating it at the second tone.
‘Type’ a name for the entry when asked (p 13). Choose
Options, Save.
To call someone
From standby, hold (and then release) . At the tone,
say the name.
Voice dialling tips
If you get unexpected results from voice dialling, you
can
• try alternative commands from the list (below), or
• personalise your Xelibri to improve recognition. See
Personalising voice dialling on p 24.
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
“Dial”,
“Dial
number”
“Save”,
“Save
entry”
“Cancel” Cancel dialling
group of digits
Dial a number
Save a dialled number in your Phonebook
Voice dialling
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More ways to call
Dialling internationally and in China
From standby, click to dial, and to enter “+” and
type the country code or click (+List) and select the
country or Chinese city from the list.
Enter the area code (in many countries omitting the first
digit – e.g. “0”) and phone number and click .
Phonebook
To make an entry, see p 13.
To call someone in your Phonebook
From standby, click to open the Phonebook.
Either:
• go to entries starting with a letter – click to select
the “key”, to select the letter, and click , or
• go to the first entry – click for Browse.
Click to go up or down the list.
Click to call the person highlighted. Alternatively, click
(Options) to update the entry, send an SMS, etc.
Redialling numbers
To redial a number you called earlier
From standby, click to display the last number called.
Click to see previous numbers, if required. Click to
dial the number highlighted.
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Returning received or missed calls
Choose Menu, Stay in Touch, and select the list of
recent calls you want. Click to highlight the correct
number and click to dial. Alternatively, click to save
the number, send an SMS, etc.
Retrying a busy number
If a number is busy, your Xelibri will offer to retry it.
Choose Autodial to redial at intervals for up to
15 minutes.
To stop your Xelibri trying the number, click to cancel
one of the call attempts.
Call features
Voice mail
If you need to set up your answering service, see p 24.
To listen to voice mails
Service providers may alert you to a new voice mail by
text message (]), the \ symbol or a phone call.
To dial your voice mailbox, click to choose \, if
shown. Otherwise,
•click to dial a phone number highlighted in a text
message, or
• call “Voice mail” from your Phonebook.
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.
Sending key tones
If your voice mail or other service requires you to press
keys for menu options then choose Options, Enter
number and use and to send key tones.
Note: to end a call, clear any digits shown on the dis-
play. Hold to clear and click to choose End.
Using your Xelibri hands-free
During a call, choose Options, Handsfree. Click to
adjust volume.
Caution: the loudspeaker may damage hearing if
you hold the phone to your ear.
Pausing a call
To interrupt a call for a private conversation, choose
Options and Mute. Click (Return) to resume.
Second calls
Receiving a second call
If you subscribe to call waiting, you may be alerted to an
additional call while you are using your Xelibri.
• To accept the call, click or choose Swap.
• To reject or divert it (according to your settings),
either ignore it or choose End and Reject.
• To hang up your current call and answer the new one,
choose End and End.
Making a second call
During a call, choose Options and Additional call. Dial
a number (or click to use Phonebook) and call as
usual.
Swapping/ending calls
Choose Options, Swap to switch between calls.
To end the active call, click .
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Call features
‘Party’ calls
When you have two calls on the go, choose Options,
Join to connect them together. Then, if you want,
choose Options, Add call to add somebody else to the
party. You can join up to five calls together.
Click to end the call for everybody or (where available) choose Options, Transfer to connect the callers to
each other and exit.
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Phonebook
Making a Phonebook entry
The Phonebook makes it simple to call your favourite
numbers and to recognise incoming calls.
You can save Phonebook entries by ‘typing’ or voice dialling them (p 8).
To ‘type’ a new entry in your Phonebook
From standby, click and enter a number as usual
(p 4).
Choose Options, Save. Enter the name (below) and
click .
Typing in the Phonebook
New entry
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Back
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.
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Click to select
‘key’
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Click to select letter
Click to confirm
To type a name
Click to highlight the key you want.
Click to highlight the letter, digit or symbol you want
(accented letters are even further to the right).
Click . Your Xelibri writes the character on the left side
of the display.
Corrections
Click to clear a letter. Hold to clear all earlier text.
Spaces
Choose the symbol from above the a key.
Updating an entry
Select (or call) a Phonebook entry as shown on p 10.
Adding extension numbers
You can add extension numbers (or control codes) to
your entry. Enter phone number, then “+” for pause,
followed by the extension digits.
Phonebook tips
You can save numbers from your list of calls made,
received or missed (Menu, Stay in Touch), or from
text messages. With a number on your display, choose
Options, Save.
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Phonebook
Save 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.
To use your Phonebook abroad, use the “+” country
code even for saving local numbers. See Dialling inter-
nationally and in China on p 10.
Identifying callers
So you can tell when your friends are calling, assign a
special ring tone and picture to people in your Phonebook.
Edit the Phonebook entry, clicking to skip the number
if necessary, and choose Options, Ringer or Picture.
Click to preview the item you want to use and click
to select.
You can also use a special ring tone for Phonebook callers as a whole – see p 22.
Voice dialling
In order to voice dial from the Phonebook (p 8), you
need a sample recording of the name. Choose a quiet
environment for recording samples and using voice dialling.
To add/update a voice sample
Open the Phonebook and highlight the entry that you
want to update. Entries with voice samples display the °
symbol. Choose Options, View.
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Choose Options, Voicedialling (and to re-record an
existing sample, Record new). At the tone, say the
name, repeating it at the second tone.
To play or delete a voice sample
View the Phonebook entry and choose Voicedialling.
Alternatively, open the Phonebook and choose Options,
Voice entries to play or remove all samples.
Further Phonebook features
Depending on your SIM, you may see the following listed
in the Phonebook:
• <own numbers> – display or record your own
phone number or other useful personal numbers.
• <Service/Info. numbers> – lists numbers supplied
by your service provider.
You can pass on a Phonebook entry to a friend via SMS.
Choose Options, Send entry and edit the message as
usual (p 15).
Text messages
Receiving a text message
Your Xelibri can send and receive standard (SMS) and
multimedia (EMS) messages including text, pictures, animations and sound.
To view a message
When you receive a message, you’ll see the ] symbol.
Click to view the message and to go back and for-
ward.
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Back Options
To save (or dial) a phone number in a message
Numbers that you can dial are underlined. Click to
highlight one. Choose Options, Save (in Phonebook) or
click to dial.
To reply to a message
Choose Options, 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 reading
date and time of
message
• Answer is YES/NO, Please call back, I’ll be late,
Thank you – send the selected phrase in reply.
To delete/archive a message
It’s important to delete messages, because your SIM
card has limited capacity (] will flash on display when
full – and you won’t get any more messages!)
In a message, choose Options, Delete. From standby,
choose Menu, Messages, Inbox and click to highlight a message. Choose Options, Delete (or Delete
all to empty your Inbox).
Alternatively, choose Options, Move to Archive to
move a message you’re viewing from your SIM card to
your Xelibri. The Archive is just like the Inbox.
Writing a text message
To start a new message
Choose Menu, Messages, Write message.
You can also choose Options, Send SMS whenever you
have a phone number or Phonebook entry on your display.
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Text messages
Typing in a message
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Disregard display until word is complete
Using T9
T9 enables you to write messages with fewer clicks by
selecting just the ‘key’.
To ty p e, c l i ck to highlight the key you want and
click to confirm, then repeat for the next letter,
regardless of whether the word’s correct. At the end of
the word, check it is correct, highlight and click to
confirm and add space, or choose '
stop.
T9 suggestions
If you reach the end of a word and it’s not right, then
click to choose
right suggestion or your Xelibri asks you to spell the
word.
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Message length (p 17).
Click to select
‘key’
Click to confirm
.' above it for full
and repeat until you reach the
To spell a word
‘Type’ the word by selecting individual letters, as if in the
Phonebook (p 13).
When the word is correct, click to choose Save,
which remembers the word next time.
To correct text
Click to clear a letter. Hold to clear final word and
(again) all earlier text.
Writing other characters
For spaces, capital letters and punctuation
space choose the symbol from above the a
capital choose the symbol from above the a
punctuation To select a character not shown on a
key
key
key, choose Options, Special charac-
ter.
Click and to highlight the symbol
you want, and to confirm.
Text messages
To switch T9 on/off, type numbers or Chinese
For an unfamiliar word or a name, you may want to
switch T9 off. You may also want to type a long number,
or use Chinese.
Choose Options, Input Mode and select the option
you want.
Without T9, ‘typing’ is as in the Phonebook (p 13).
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.
Sending a message
To send
Choose Options, Send and, unless replying, either:
• type the number, or
•choose to select a name.
Choose Send (or hold to cancel).
To send to a group
Choose Options, Send to many. Your current group (if
any) is listed.
To add people, choose Add recipient and type a
number or select a name from your Phonebook as usual,
clicking to confirm.
To remove one (or all) of the names listed, highlight it
and choose Options, Remove (or Remove all).
When your group is correct, highlight one of the names
and choose Options, Send (or click to cancel).
Managing messages
Viewing, deleting and re-sending
Use the Messages menu to manage messages you
have:
• Received (Inbox)
• Sent or last edited (Outbox)
Each message gives you the option to View or Delete.
Service centre
SMS messages are sent to your provider’s SMS service
centre for onward transmission.
If your SIM card doesn’t already contain the service centre phone number, then you’ll be prompted for it the first
time you send a message. Choose Menu, My Xelibri,
Setup, Service centre to view or update this number,
if necessary.
Longer messages
Your Xelibri sends messages up to 912 characters long,
whilst your service provider may charge you separately
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Text messages
for each standard SMS (160 characters). When you write
a message, your Xelibri displays something like:
1152
at the top right (p 16), which indicates that you’re in
your first standard SMS and that you can add 152 characters before you start a second.
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Multimedia (EMS) messages
Cards
On special occasions, you can send your friends greeting
cards that include a picture and melody.
These can be received on the latest models from most
prestige phone manufacturers.
Choose Menu, Messages, Multimedia, Cards and
click to choose the card, clicking to send.
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Happy Birthday
Including a Phonebook number
After a space, choose Options, Insert, entry. Click
to highlight the person whose number you want to
insert and click .
Inserting a ready message
A ready message is a handy phrase that saves you time
typing.
In the message, choose Options, Insert, Text. Click
to highlight the phrase you want to use and click .
Inserting multimedia
In a message, choose Options, Insert and select the
type of media to insert.
Click to go back and forward between items and click
to include the current one in your message.
Saving multimedia
Choose Options, Save media. Each item is shown in
turn. Choose Save (or Skip). Use Menu, Messages,
Multimedia to manage pictures, sounds and animations.
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Activities
Using the radio
Your Xelibri incorporates an FM radio with the ability to
program your favourite stations.
You must use the headset (p 6) to use the radio.
To switch radio on and off
Choose Menu, Activities, Radio.
To switch off, click for Off or (in standby) Radio and
Off.
To find a radio station
Choose Options, Search. Click to go up or down the
waveband. Hold to search for the next or previous
station.
Click to use the station as a favourite.
Favourite stations
Choose Options, Favourites. Highlight the station you
want and
•click to listen
•choose Options to delete or rename the station (or
delete all favourite stations).
Using the alarm clock
Your Xelibri provides a daily alarm that works even with
your Xelibri switched off.
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To set the alarm
Choose Menu, Activities, Alarm clock. Click to
choose On/Off.
Click to confirm the time shown, or use and to
set a new time (24 hour clock) and choose Set.
When it’s set, you’ll see y next to the time. To switch
off, choose On/Off again.
When you hear the alarm…
Click to pause (Snooze) or to stop the alarm.
The alarm will sound at the same time tomorrow unless
you switch it off (above).
Using the calendar
As an aid to planning, your Xelibri provides a month view
calendar as well as Lunar and Solar calendars.
Choose Menu, Activities, Calendar and the required
calendar. For month view, click to see different
months. With Lunar to Solar and Solar to Lunar calendar,
you can also convert new dates in either format.
Recording a voice memo
You can record a message to yourself of up to 30 seconds in length.
Choose Menu, Activities, Voicememo. If there is a
recording, click to play it, otherwise choose Record.
Choose Options to re-play, delete or re-record a voice
memo.
Activities
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Features
Themes
Suit your Xelibri to your mood with different themes,
that include display background, symbols, ringer melodies and screensaver.
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Choose Menu, Themes and click to preview. Click
to use the highlighted theme. Note that a theme may
replace custom settings you have made.
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Ring tones
To switch off ring tones
In standby, hold .
Ring tones (and optionally the alarm clock) will be
switched off until you:
•hold to switch them back on, or
• switch your Xelibri off.
Switching off ring tones won’t affect the vibrating alarm
(p 26).
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Quiet and loud settings
To switch quickly between normal, quiet and loud environments, choose Menu, My Xelibri, Audio, Quiet/
loud and choose:
• Normal to use your normal settings, including customised melodies.
• All quiet to quieten the ringer and other sounds, turn
on vibrate and optionally switch the alarm clock off.
• All loud to switch all sounds to high volume.
To change ringer melodies
You can use different ringer melodies for callers you recognise and for messages.
Choose Menu, My Xelibri, Audio, Ring melodies and
choose the type of call you want to modify:
• General calls – new or unknown numbers
• Phonebook calls – numbers that appear in your
Phonebook
• Individual Callers – choose a ring tone for a specific
person in your Phonebook. Select the required name.
You can also assign pictures to callers – see p 14.
• Messages – incoming text messages.
Modify volume by choosing Volume from the Audio
menu.
Record your own ring tone!
Choose Menu, My Xelibri, Audio, My Sounds.
Choose <New Sound> and when you’re ready click
to start recording. Click to stop when done.
Choose Save (or click to cancel).
Choose Options, Ringer For to use a recorded ring
tone (as above).
You can record up to 10 sounds totalling 15 seconds.
Tip: why not record the person’s name and use it as a
ring tone?
Favourite feature
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Display key
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You can program the Display key so your favourite feature or number is just a click away.
Choose Menu, My Xelibri, Setup, Display key and
click to choose the feature you want.
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Features
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Settings
Setting up voice mail
If you subscribe to your service provider’s answering
service (voice mail), they will usually have included it on
your SIM.
If not, they will provide:
• a phone number you can redirect calls to (the divert
number). Choose Menu, Stay in Touch, Voice
mailbox to enter it.
• a phone number you call to retrieve messages. Enter
it in the Phonebook as “Voice mail”.
Then set up divert (below).
Divert (call forwarding)
Divert must be switched on to use voice mail, but you
can also divert calls to other numbers.
Choose Menu, My Xelibri, Setup, Divert and:
• Unanswered – the usual setting: forward calls when
your Xelibri is off, out of coverage, busy or when you
don’t answer.
• All calls – forward every call (if you’re abroad, for
instance).
In each case, choose to forward calls to your voice mailbox, to an alternative number, or choose Off to stop
diverting calls/using voice mail.
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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.
Choose Menu, My Xelibri, My Voice.
When you’re ready to begin, click .
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
To restore general settings for speech recognition,
choose Menu, My Xelibri, My Voice and click to
switch off. Repeat to re-train your Xelibri.
Display symbols
Your Xelibri may display the following information:
Reminders
y
Alarm clock on
(p 20)
n
All calls diverted
(p 24)
Keys
]
New text message (p 15)
Missed call (p 10)
y
Missed alarm.
j
Ringer off: hold to
switch on
Headset in use
\
New voice mail (depending on network, p 11)
Missed announcement
(when screensaver on)
µ
Hold to unlock keypad
Symbols
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Menu Summary
This section summarises the menu options on your
Xelibri.
Messages
See p 15.
Stay in Touch
Phonebook
See p 13.
Calls missed/received/dialled
See p 10.
Voice mailbox
See p 24.
Activities
See p 20.
My Xelibri
Display
Language Choose the language in which to
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display your Xelibri’s menus and
options.
To reset from a language you don’t
understand, dial *#0000# .
Screensaver Choose or switch off the screensaver
Wallpaper Choose the display background.
Welcome
text
Contrast Adjust the contrast of your display (click
(e.g. clock) displayed after Xelibri has
been idle for a time.
Write a message to display when you
switch your Xelibri on.
).
Audio
Ring melodies
My sounds Manage sounds you have recorded
Ringer setting
Volume Set ringer volume (click and ).
Info tones Switch non-ringer sounds (network
Key tones Change or turn off the sound that ac-
Silent alert Switch your Xelibri’s vibrate alert on or
Quiet/loud See p 22.
Select ringer melodies (p 22).
(p 23).
Switch ringer tones on or off.
events, etc.) on or off.
companies a key press.
off, independently of the ringer.
Menu Summary
My voice
See p 24.
Time & date
Set time &
date
Alarm clock See p 20.
Calendar See p 20.
Set the time and date and the date display format.
Setup
Divert See p 24.
Call waiting Switch call waiting on or off.
Auto key lock Automatically disable the key to prevent
Hide ID Withhold your phone number when you
Display key See p 23.
PIN control Enable or disable PIN number checking
Change PIN Choose a different PIN number.
accidental calls.
You can still answer calls with the key
lock on. Hold to unlock.
make a call.
when you switch on your Xelibri (service provider permitting).
Network Choose network – Change from your
Service centre
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).
Auto network – 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.
Update the phone number of your service provider’s SMS centre.
Themes
See p 22.
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What if...?
If you have any questions about using your Xelibri, visit us at
www.xelibri.com any time. 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).
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On/Off key not pressed
long enough.
Flat battery. Charge battery. Check
Battery contacts dirty. Clean contacts.
See also below under:
"Charging error".
Battery totally dis-
charged.
Extreme temperature
(outside 5 to 40 °C).
Contact problem. Check power supply and con-
No mains voltage. Use different mains power
Wrong charger. Only use original Siemens
Battery faulty. Replace battery.
Press On/Off key for 2 to 5
seconds.
charging indicator in the
display.
1) Plug in charger cable.
2) Wait up to 2 hours until the
charge icon is displayed.
3) Charge battery as usual.
Make sure the ambient tem-
perature is right, wait a while,
then recharge.
nection to the phone. Check
battery and phone contacts,
clean them if necessary, then
insert battery again.
socket, check mains voltage.
accessories.
Problem Possible Causes Possible Solution
SIM error. SIM card not correctly
No connection to
network.
Phone loses
network.
Calls not possible. New SIM card inserted. Check for new restrictions.
Poor sound
quality
inserted.
SIM card contacts dirty. Clean the SIM card with a dry
SIM card with wrong
voltage.
SIM card damaged (e.g.
broken).
Signal weak. Move higher, to a window or
Outside GSM range. Check service provider cov-
SIM card not valid. Contact the service provider.
New network not au-
thorised.
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
Check (p 3).
cloth.
Use1.8/ 3 V SIM cards only.
Inspect the damage. Return
the SIM card to service provider.
open space.
erage map.
Try manual selection or select a different network
(p 27).
on may speed up reconnection.
antenna (top rear of phone)
with your hand.
What if...?
Problem Possible Causes Possible Solution
No entries possible in Phonebook.
Phonebook entries missing
Voice mail does
not work
Call waiting does
not work
SMS (message)
…
flashes.
Function cannot
be set.
Message cannot
be sent.
Phonebook is full. Delete entries in Phonebook
Changing SIM from another phone.
Call divert to the mailbox not set.
Not set up in network. Can be switched on or off.
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.
(p 13).
Entries may be in other
phone memory.
Set call divert to the mailbox
(p 24).
See p 27.
Contact your service provider.
Check with your service provider.
Set service centre (p 17).
Repeat message.
Check.
Problem Possible Causes Possible Solution
EMS pictures and
sounds are not
displayed at the
destination phone
PIN error Three wrong entries. Enter the PUK (master PIN)
The destination phone
does not support the
EMS standard.
provided with the SIM card
according to the instructions.
If you have lost the PUK, contact your service provider.
Damage
Severe shock. Remove battery and SIM and insert them
Phone became wet. Remove battery and SIM card. Dry immediate-
again. Do not dismantle phone!
ly with cloth, do not heat. Dry connector contacts thoroughly. Stand unit upright in an air
current . Do not dismantle phone!
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Precautions/Maintenance
Precautions
Interference
Like any radio transmitter, a
mobile phone can interfere with
electrical equipment. You must
always switch off your Xelibri:
•in hospitals and near medical
equipment. If you have a heart
pacemaker, keep your Xelibri a
minimum of 20 cm from it and
hold it to the ear furthest away.
•on aircraft.
For safety
Switch off your Xelibri 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.
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Heat and moisture
Avoid moisture, shock or
extreme heat (for instance,
leaving your Xelibri in a car in hot
sun).
Other precautions
Take care, particularly overseas,
that you charge your Xelibri using
the correct voltage.
Do not open your Xelibri,
except to change the SIM card or
replace the battery. Tampering
with your Xelibri or battery
invalidates your warranty and may
result in your network refusing
service.
To ensure that you don’t damage
your Xelibri, use only accessories –
particularly chargers and batteries
– supplied by Xelibri.
The battery is 100% mercury free,
but take care to dispose of
batteries legally. Check with
your retailer.
For optimum performance, avoid
covering the antenna (top rear of
Xelibri) whilst using it.
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.
Remove the battery if you are not
going to use your Xelibri for
extended periods of time (more
than one month)
Lost Xelibri
If you lose your Xelibri or SIM card
contact your service provider
immediately to prevent misuse.
Xelibri Service/Accessories
Service
Please refer to our troubleshooting
guide on p 28, or our web site at
www.xelibri.com. If repair work
is necessary please contact one of
our service centres:
Austria 0800-4935427
France 0800-905284
Germany 0800-4935427
Italy 800-785780
Spain 900-992904
Switzerland 0800-4935427
UK 0800-0153602
We are adding new numbers all
the time. Please see our web site
or (in Europe) call +800-4935427,
where “+” is international access,
e.g. “00” from a land line.
China 800-8201151
Hong Kong 800-963283
Singapore 800-8600007
Approved accessories
The following Xelibri and Siemens
accessories will enhance use of
your Xelibri. Use of other nonapproved accessories, especially
batteries and chargers, may
damage it.
If you use a non-standard lanyard
(necklace) for your Xelibri, be sure
that it will break easily under
pressure. Otherwise there is a
strangulation risk.
Basics
Li-Ion Battery (610 mAh)
EBA-580
Spare battery.
Travel Charger
ETC-500 (Euro)
ETC-510 (UK)
Travel charger with an extended
input voltage rate of 100-240V.
Car Charger
ECC-500
Charger for the cigarette lighter
socket in your car.
Products can be obtained in spe-
cialist shops. Visit our online shop
under:
Original Siemens Accessories
www.siemens.com/
mobilestore
Fashion Accessories
Xelibri will shortly launch a range
of new lanyards and other cool
accessories.
Please check them out at
www.xelibri.com
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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.
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Technical data
GSM class 4 (2 Watt)
Frequency range: 880-960 MHz
DCS class: 1 (1 Watt)
Frequency range: 1,710-1,880 MHz
Weig ht: 6 7 g
Dimensions: 91 x 56 x 24 mm
Li-Ion battery: 610 mAh
Operating
temperature:
Standby time: up to 200 h*
Talk time: up to 240 min*
SIM card: 1.8/3.0 V
* subject to network conditions
T9® Text Input is licensed under one or more
of the following: U.S. Pat. Nos. 5, 818, 437, 5,
953, 541, 5, 187, 480, 5, 945, 928, and 6, 011,
554; Canadian Pat. No. 1,331,057; United
Kingdom Pat. No. 2238414B; Hong Kong
Standard Pat. No. HK0940329; Republic of
Singapore Pat. No. 51383; Euro.Pat. No. 0 842
463 (96927260.8) DE/DK, FI, FR, IT, NL, PT,
ES, SE, GB; and additional patents are pending worldwide.
-10 °C to 55 °C
SAR
THIS MODEL PHONE 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 organisations.
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
0.58 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.
Index
A
Activities menu .............................26
alarm clock ...................................20
B
battery ...........................................3
C
calendar .......................................20
call waiting ............................. 27, 29
calls
dialled, received or missed ...... 10
ending .....................................7
forwarding (divert) .................24
from Phonebook ..................... 10
holding ..................................11
identifying callers ...................14
international ...........................10
making ................................7, 8
making additional ...................11
receiving ..................................7
receiving additional .................11
rejecting/diverting ....................7
retrying .................................10
voice dialling ............................8
cards ............................................19
charging .........................................3
clock ............................................20
conference calls ............................ 11
D
date .............................................. 4
dialling .......................................... 7
divert ................................. 7, 11, 24
E
EMS, see text messages
ending calls ................................... 7
F
favourites .....................................23
fitting
battery .................................... 3
SIM card ................................. 3
forwarding calls .............................24
G
greetings cards .............................19
H
handsfree .....................................11
headset ......................................... 6
holding calls ..................................11
I
icons ............................................25
identifying callers ..........................14
Inbox ...........................................17
incoming calls ................................ 7
international calls ..........................10
K
key ................................................ 2
key tones
sending ................................. 11
L
language ....................................... 5
loudspeaker ................................. 11
M
making additional calls .................. 11
making calls ................................... 7
menus ......................................2, 26
Messages menu ............................ 26
messages, see text messages
mute ........................................... 11
My Xelibri menu ........................... 26
N
necklace ........................................ 6
O
on/off ........................................ 2, 4
Outbox ........................................ 17
P
party calls .................................... 11
phone numbers
text messages .................. 15, 19
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Index
Phonebook
making an entry .....................13
making calls ...........................10
special ring tone/picture ..........14
typing ....................................13
updating ................................13
voice dialling ............................8
pictures
Phonebook callers ..................14
PIN ................................................4
Q
Quiet/loud ....................................22
R
radio ............................................20
receiving additional calls ................11
receiving calls .................................7
reception ........................................2
recording ring tones ...................... 23
redialling ......................................10
retrying numbers ..........................10
returning calls ............................... 10
ring tones ..................................... 22
recording ...............................23
ringer melodies ............................. 22
Phonebook callers ..................14
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S
SIM ............................................... 3
SMS, see text messages
Spell .............................................16
standby ......................................2, 4
Stay in Touch menu ......................26
switching on/off ..........................2, 4
symbols ........................................25
T
T9 ................................................16
text messages (SMS)
deleting .................................15
multimedia (EMS) ...................19
phone numbers ................ 15, 19
ready messages ......................19
receiving ................................15
replying .................................15
sending ..................................16
special characters ...................16
T9 .........................................16
viewing/deleting/re-sending ....17
writing ...................................15
themes .....................................2, 22
Themes menu ...............................27
time & date .................................... 4
troubleshooting .............................28
typing ..................................... 13, 16
V
voice dialling
commands .............................. 9
numbers ................................. 8
personalisation ...................... 24
Phonebook .............................. 8
recording a voice sample ........ 14
voice mail ...............................11, 24
voice memo ................................. 21
volume
calls ........................................ 7
hands-free ............................ 11
ringer .................................... 22
SOMEONE IS WAITING FOR YOUR CALL!
UAA
1
Box contents
7
Xelibri X8
7
necklace
7
ring
7
stereo headset
7
dust cover
7
610mAh Li-ion battery
7
standard charger
7
user guide
7
quick start
7
service card
THAT’S SO TOMORROW!
© Siemens AG 2003
All rights reserved. Subject to availability.
Rights of modification reserved
WWW.XELIBRI.COM
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Haidenauplatz, D-81667 Munich, Germany
Ref. No: A31008-H9270-A45-2-7619
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