Sony CM-ZS300, D-WAVE Zuma Operating Instructions Manual
CDMA PCS
Telephone
Operating Instructions
3-864-802-11
Draft Tuesday, February 09, 1999
CM-ZS300
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Contents
Getting Started
Features ......................................................................................................................7
Unpacking Your Phone............................................................................................ 8
Phone Overview........................................................................................................9
Charging the Battery ..............................................................................................13
Turning On the Phone............................................................................................16
Activating th e Phone................ ..............................................................................1 7
Using Basic Functions
Making Calls..... .... ...................................................................................................19
Receiving Calls........................................................................................................20
Saving Names and Numbers
Saving a Phone Number........................................................................................21
Editing a Saved Name... .... .... .................................................................................24
Changing the Phone Book Location of a Saved Name......................................24
Viewing a Saved Number......................................................................................25
Restricting All Phone Numb ers Assig ned to a Saved Name............................25
Restricting One Phone Number Assigned to a Saved Name ...........................26
Unrestricting All Phone Numbers Assigned to a Saved Name.......................26
Unrestricting One Phone Number Assigned to a Saved Name.......................27
Erasing a Saved Name............................................................................................27
Creating a Voice Label to a Saved Name ............................................................28
Changing the Type of a Saved Number ..............................................................28
Setting a Saved Number as the Main Phone Book Number.............................29
Editing a Saved Phon e Number.. .... ......................................................................29
Erasing a Saved Phone Number ...........................................................................30
Calling a Saved Number
Calling a Saved Number........................................................................................31
Finding a Saved Phon e Number................ ... .... ....................................................32
Speed Dialing............... ............................................................................................33
Touch Dialing......................... ... ..............................................................................3 3
Adding a Prefix to a Saved Phone Num ber....... .................................................34
Sending Tones.........................................................................................................34
Using Fast 4 Dialing................................................................................................35
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Checking Your Call History
Call History ..............................................................................................................38
Viewing Detailed Information of Calls List Entries...........................................38
Changing the Phone Settings
Settings Options......................... .............................................................................3 9
Displaying the Settings Menu...............................................................................40
Sounds .............................................................................................................................41
Display.............................................................................................................................42
Security............................................................................................................................43
Timers............................... .............. ............... ............... ............................. .............. ........44
Network............................ .............. ............... ............................. ............... .............. ........44
Misc..................................................................................................................................45
Hands Free Kit................................................................................................................45
Speakerphone.................................................................................................................46
Headset ............................................................................................................................46
Customizing Your Phone
Date/Time................................................................................................................47
Using the Scratchpad..............................................................................................48
Using Short Messaging Services
Receiving Messages................................................................................................49
Checking Message Storage Capacity ..................................................................49
Accessing Messages................................................................................................50
Reading Voice Mail Message Notifications......................................................... 50
Reading New Text Messages.................................................................................51
Reading Old Text Messages ..................................................................................51
Erasing Old Text Messages [F14]..........................................................................53
Additional Information
Troubleshooting......................................................................................................55
Accessories...............................................................................................................57
Specifications...........................................................................................................59
Rules and Regulations............................................................................................60
Safety Precautions...................................................................................................61
FCC/Battery/Legal Statement..............................................................................65
[back cover]
800 Numbers/Web Address .........................................................................66
Getting Started
Features
Your Sony D-WAVE Zuma™ phone has many s pecial featur es to make mobile
calling easy and fun. Here are just a few of the features available:
❑ Phone Book: You can store up to 199 names and up to 400 phone
numbers. Use the Jog Dial navigator to easily locate and call your most
frequent contacts. See page xx fo r more information.
❑ Voice Label: You can recor d a short messa ge with up to 20 of your phone
book entrie s. You can locate your favorite cont ac ts by hearing a me ssa ge
you've recorded. U si ng the Jog Dial navigator you can recall a phone
number and make a call without ever having to look at the phone. See
page xx for more informat ion.
❑ Vibration Ringer: This convenient feature won't disturb those around
you when you're receiving a call. See page xx for more information.
❑ Ringer Options and Melodies: Choose from a variety of ringer sounds
and melodies. You won't confuse someone else's ringing phone with
your own w hen you select a unique ringer. See page xx for more
information.
❑ One Touch Ringer Mute: To instantly mute the ringer as you are
receiving a call, just turn the Jog Dial navigator down. See page xx for
more information.
❑ Automatic On and Off: You can have your phone turn on and off at a
certain time everyday. This feature allows your phone to “wake up” or
“go to sleep” when you want it to. See page xx for more information.
❑ Keypad Lock: To avoid any acciden tal operations while you ar e carrying
your phone around, press and hold the Jog Dial navigator to lock the
keypad. See page xx for more information.
❑ Phone Lock: If you have to leave your phone unattended, you can lock it
with a security code. See page xx for more information.
❑ Language Selection: Your phone speaks more than one language. See
page xx for more informat ion.
❑ Banner: Create your own text to display on your phone. See page xx for
more information.
❑ Accessories: Sony Authorized Accessories are available to carry, charge
and communicate with your phone. See page xx for more information.
❑ Service Provider Features: Your service provider may be able to
“activate” other special features in your Sony phone. Caller ID and
Short Message Services are examples of features provided by many
service providers.
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Getting Started
Unpacking Your Phone
Your phone package includes the following items. If anything is missing,
contact your nearest Sony dealer.
CM-ZS300 Telephone (1) QN-029BPL Li-Ion Battery (1)
QN-001AC AC Adapter
Additional access ories and differen t AC adap te rs ma y be supplied wit h
phones outside North America. See “Accessories” on page 57 for more
information about accessories.
Phone Overview
Getting Started
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Telephone (Front)
1
LED
Lights when there is an incoming call; lights green when charging; lights red
when charging is complete.
2
Earpiece
3
Display
4
Keypad
Use the keypad to enter numbers. Press and hold a number button for touch
dialing.
5
Folding microphone arm
Open to make/receive a call. Close to end a call.
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SEND
Press to make an d r e ceive calls when the micr op hone arm is open.
CLR
(Clear)
Press to clear the last digit on the display, or to exit the current menu. Press and
hold to clear all digits on the display.
END
Press to end calls or cancel an operation.
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PWR
(Power)
Press and to turn the phone on or off.
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Telephone (Back and Sides)
0
Ringer speaker
Allows ringer sounds to be heard.
qa
Battery
qs
Battery release tab
Push up to remove the battery.
qd
Antenna
qf
Jog Dial™ navigator
Push and turn to navigate menus and to change settings.
qg
Connector
Use to connect the phone to either the AC adapter or to one of the other
accessories availab l e for your pho ne.
Getting Started
Using the Jog Dial
Use the Jog Dial to navigate through the displays, as shown below.
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To scroll up to an option,
turn the Jog Dial up
To scroll down to an
option, turn the
Jog Dial down
To select an option, push
in the Jog Dial
+
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Navigating through the Displays
199 Name 199
Scratch Pad
Calls Made
Received Calls
Missed Calls
Messages
Date and Time
Sony
Settings
Search/Sort Sounds
01 Name 1 Display
02 Name 2
03 Name 3
,
m
The standby screen (left),
is the first screen you see
when you turn on the
phone.
m
,
Settings
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Getting Started
Display
Icons and text appear on the display to show the status of the phone.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
888
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2
3
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5
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(in-use)/ (out-of-service)
The in-us e icon appear s du ring a call. A sl ash throug h the in-use icon appears
when no signal is received. You cannot make or receive calls when the out-ofservice icon is visible.
(digital)
Appears when your phone is receiving a digital signal.
(signal strength)
Tells you the approximate strength of th e si gn al b e in g receiv ed.
(roam)
Appears when you are roaming outside your home service area.
(message)
Appears when you have new text or voice mail messages pending. The icon
flashes if the new message is urgent.
(battery)
Shows the approximate amount of charge power remaining in the battery.
Recharge the battery before it is fully discharged.
Getting Started
Charging the Battery
Charge the battery before using the phone. A new battery is not fully
charged. To charge the battery, attach it to the phone, then connect the
supplied AC adapter.
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NOTE
You can also use the accessories listed on page 57 to charge the battery.
Attaching the Battery
Hook the battery onto the bottom of the
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phone 1, and lower the battery down 2.
Snap the battery in place.
2
To remove the battery
Push the batter y release tab down.
1
Lift up the top of the battery 1, and pull it
2
out 2.
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Getting Started
Charging the Battery
You can charge the battery using the AC adapter that is supplied with some
phones. You can also use one of the accessories listed on page XX to charge
your battery.
Connect the AC adapter to the phone and the other end to a standard AC
outlet as illustrated below.
To an AC outlet
Display
To the connector on the phone
When the power
is turned on
When the power
is turned off
When the battery is
fully charged
NOTE
CAUTION
• If you make or receive a call when the battery is not charged sufficiently, the call will be
cut off. In that case, you will hear an alert, indicating that the battery is lo w.
• You can turn on the phone without the battery, but you cannot make or receive a call,
even if you connect the AC adapter to an AC ou tlet.
• It is normal for the battery to become warm during charging or after use.
• Avoid charging for long periods of time, since this reduces battery life.
• Avoid charging in temperatures below 32
• Avoid charging the battery in direct sunlight or in places with high humidity (such as a
bathroom).
• Do not use any battery other than the one specified in these instructions.
• Do not expose the battery to temperatures above 140
leave the battery in the sun on the dashboard of a vehicle.
• Do not dispose of the batter y in a fir e or s hort -ci rc uit it. Doing so may caus e th e bat tery
to leak or get hot, which could cause personal injury.
• Do not try to disassemble the battery.
• Do not remove the battery while the phone is turned on.
As the battery charges, the battery icon ( ) pulses and
the LED remains green to indicate that the phone is
charging.
The message
pulses, and the LED remains green.
The LED turns from green to red and
pulsing.
Battery is Charging
°
F (0?C) or over 104°F (40°C).
°
F (60°C). For example, do not
is displayed,
stops
Getting Started
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Checking the Battery
Battery life
A new, fully charged battery lasts appr oxi m at ely as long as descri be d below
before it needs to be recharged. Battery life may vary depending on
conditions of use.
Standby time 80 hours
Talk time 3.5 hours
Battery status
The battery icon in dicates th e batte ry level a s follows (when the pow er is on ):
Full
t t t
t t
Empty
Note that the battery icon displays the approxima te charge level and that the
consumption may vary depending on conditions of use, such as ambient
temperature, network coverag e, and usage patterns.
When the battery is empty
The batt e r y icon flashes, a message is disp la y e d, the LED
blinks red, and a beep sounds to indicate the battery is
near empty. Shortl y thereafter, the phone turns off. To
start using your phone sgain, recharge the batt ery.
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Getting Started
Turning On the Phone
To use your phone, the power must be turned on. It is preferable to extend
the antenna, since t his maximizes signal str ength and m inimizes inte r f erence.
Extending the Antenna
Hold the end of the antenna and pull up until fully
extended.
For improved improved perfomance, the phone’s antenna extends
NOTE
at a slight backward angle. Do not attempt to straighten the
antenna by bending it.
To retract the antenna
Push the antenna down until it
is fully retracted.
Turning On the Power
Hold down until the phone displays
and then off, a beep sounds, and the phone starts searching for a signal.
When the phone has found a service signal, the standby display appears.
Now the phone is ready for use.
To check the
signal strength
If you are out
of the service area
PWR
POWERING ON
The signal strength ic on in dicates various levels of signa l
strength. It is best to make calls when the signal is strong,
although calls can be made when the signal strength is we ak.
Strong Weak
The out-of-servi ce ( ) icon appears and the ph on e se arches
for a service signal. If a signal cannot be found, the phone will
not be able to make or receive a call. If it cannot find a signal
after some time, the phone e nters a power savin g mode. It will
"wake up" periodically to search for a service signal.
. The LED turns on
Turning Off the Power
Hold down until the phone displays
PWR
POWERING OFF
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Activating the Phone
Before you can begin making and receiving calls, you need to obtian service
from from a service provider. For information about service providers, check
with the dealer from which you purchased the phone.
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Getting Started
Using Basic Functions
SEND
+
Making Calls
You can call any number up to 32 digits from within your service area.
Use the number buttons to enter the number.
1
CLR
END
.
.
CLR
.
If you enter a wrong number Press
To clear all entered digits Pres s
To retu rn to the standby dis p l ay Hold down
If the microphone arm is closed, open it to dial.
2
If the microphone arm is open, press to dial the number.
To end the call when you are finished, press or close the
3
END
microphone arm.
TIP
Y ou ca n also make calls from the lis t of saved name s and number s (see page31) and from the
call history lists (see page 38).
Related Functions
To adjust the earpiece volume During a call, turn
volume or
To mute/unmute the microphone During a call, push and hold
To redial the last number aut omatically After a call. on the sta nd b y di splay, press
SEND
when the microphone arm is open.
down to decrease vo lu me
–
up to increase
.
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Using Basic Functions
Receiving Calls
You can receive calls as long as the out-of-service ( ) icon is not displayed.
When you receive a call, the ringer sounds or the phone vibrates.
flashes, and the LED blinks.
Call
NOTE
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If the ringer is turned off, you will not hear the rin ger. Ringer Off is displayed. See
“Sounds” on page41 for details.
If the microphone arm is closed, open it to answer the call. If the
microphone arm is open, press any button (except ) to answer the
PWR
Incoming
call.
To end the call, press or close the microphone arm.
2
END
Related Functions
To adjust the earpiece volume During a call, turn up to increase
volume or down to decre as e vol ume.
To mute/unmute the microphone During a call, push and hold
To mute the ri ng e r while it is ringing Turn down.
If caller ID is available The caller’s phone number appears.
If you missed a call The message
appears. T o return to the standby display ,
press , , or . If caller ID was
available, the caller’s phone number is
stored in the Missed Calls list. (For
details, se e “Che ck in g Your Call Histor y”
on page 37.)
SEND
–
.
You have missed XX Calls
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Saving Names and Numbers
Your phone can store up to 199 name entries with up to 400 phone numbers.
Name entries can include one or more phone numbers. Each phone number
can contain up to 32 digits.
Saving a Phone Number
On the standby display, use the keypad to enter the phone number you
1
want to save.
Push .
2
Turn to select
3
When
save, as follows:
Type Icon Type Icon
Home Voice Mail
Work Fax
Pager Modem
Cell Misc None
Turn to select the number type, and then push .
4
When
To save the number to a new na m e Push to sele ct
To save the number to a name you
already created
Number Type?
Under what Name
Save Number
appears, select the type of number that you want to
, and then push .
appears:
follow the procedures under “Saving a
New Name” on page 23.
T urn to select the name fr om the list
and then push .
New Name
and then
NOTE
You can also .... default number shown in the phone list .. how to change then number or
name or which number to show in the display
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Saving Names and Numbers
Entering hyphens and pauses
In addition to digits, you can insert hyphens, time pauses, and hard pauses
into phone numbers. (See “To release a pause or link during a call” on
page 31 for information on releasing a pause or link during a call.)
Hyphens When you enter a hyphen manually (for example, when you want to
store a number that do e s not follow the US/Canada standard),
autohyphenatio n is turne d off for that num b e r.
Pauses A time pause (T) automat ically sends additional digits about t wo
seconds after a call is connected. A hard pause (H) allows you to
send addit ional digits after a cal l is connected. Fo r e xample, you ma y
want to enter a phone num b e r in your phone book as foll ows: 1-800555-1212H123 . The hard pause character in the phone number
allows you to dial the exten si on 123 after you have reached 1-800555-1212.
While entering the digits of a phone number, push .
1
To select one of the following, turn and then push .
2
To Enter Select The Display Shows
A hard pause
A time pause
A hyphen
Insert Hard Pause H
Insert Time Pause T
Insert Hyphen
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After inserting a hyphen or pause, th e di spla y returns to n umber en tr y mo de.
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