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1. Inserting the SIM card 3
2. Charging the battery 4
3. So what do all these buttons
do? 5
4. How do I add people to my
phone book? 7
5. Making calls 8
6. Sending and receiving
text messages 9
7. How your COMBOX® works 11
8. How do I set reminders? 12
9. Other settings 13
10. Phone book Manager 13
If you have any questions or
need assistance with your new
mobile phone, contact us on
the Comfortline 0800 203 203
or visit any Swisscom Shop.
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1. Inserting the SIM card
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You wanted a mobile phone that’s sophisticated yet easy to use.
Naturally you’re eager to start using it, but first you need to insert the
SIM card.
The SIM card lives under the battery. Here’s how to insert it:
• Turn the mobile phone over and push the lock button upwards.
• Remove the back cover by lifting the bottom end first.
• Slide the SIM card face down into the designated slot (see diagram)
and insert the battery.
• Replace the back cover clicking in the top edge then the lower end
and push the catch downwards into the locked position.
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Your mobile phone is powered by a rechargeable battery. This needs to
be charged for at least 4 hours before you can make your first call.
Charging the battery
• Plug the charger into the mains and the mobile phone.
• The battery icon on the display shows that the mobile phone is now
charging.
• When the percentage of charge shows 100% the battery is fully
charged.
• Disconnect the mobile phone from the charger.
Charging cradle
You can always check the battery icon to see how much power you
have left. When it’s flashing empty you know it’s time to recharge.
Recharge for at least 15 minutes before making another call so your
mobile phone doesn’t cut out in the middle of a call! (Your battery has
a standby time of up to 12 days or you can make calls of up to 4 hours
before recharging again.)
When you are at home, just sit the mobile phone in the charging cradle
and plug it into the mains. That way your phone will always be charged
when you need it and you will always be able to find it.
2. Charging the battery
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3. So what do all these
buttons do?
At the top of the mobile phone you’ll see three special buttons, each of
which has a dedicated function. Basically this means less trawling
through menus.
Functions of the keys
1 On/Off – To switch the mobile phone on and off press and hold
down the button on the top.
2 Home – Returns you to the “Home” screen, the original screen that
you see when you switch on the mobile phone.
3 Contacts – Opens your phone book where you keep the details of
your family and friends.
4 Messages – Just press this key and you can access your voice
messages from your Mailbox (your answering machine, which
Swisscom Mobile calls the COMBOX
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), text messages, missed calls,
and reminders.
On the side of the mobile phone you’ll see three more buttons
5 Ringtone volume (right side) – Easily set the ringtone to loud,
normal, vibrate or silent.
6 Earpiece volume (left side) – While you are in a call you can also
use this button to adjust the volume.
7 Key lock (right side) – Lock the keypad to avoid making accidental
calls!
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Below the screen you’ll find the main function keys
1 Start – Use this key to accept or initiate calls.
2 Stop/Back – When in calling mode, press this key to end calls on
your mobile phone. If not in calling mode, press this key to return to
the previous display.
3 Up/Down – To navigate through menus and phone book entries.
4 Press these keys to select the command written above them on the
screen.
What does everything on my “Home” screen mean?
5 Ringtone volume – Loud, normal, vibrate or silent as indicated by
the button on the side of the phone.
6 Battery indicator – Shows the amount of power left.
7 Network signal – Shows the strength of your connection to the
mobile telephone network.
8 Your number – Handy when someone asks you for your phone
number and you go: “It’s... oh, wait a minute, what is it again?”
You can opt to have your number displayed here. To do this, press
“Settings”, then “Privacy” followed by “Display my No.”.
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