UTStarcom C1100 User Manual

C1100

USER GUIDE

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Table of Contents

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.................................................... 1

HANDLING THE PHONE, BATTERY AND CHARGER ..................................1

HANDLING THE PHONE ........................................................................ 2

HANDLING THE BATT ERY ......................................................................3

HANDLING THE CHARGER ....................................................................4

1. GETTING STARTED .......................................................5

1.1 PACKAGE CONTENTS.....................................................................5

1.2 PHONE SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................5

1.3 HANDSET DESCRIPTION .................................................................7

1.4 DISPLAY INDICATORS .....................................................................9

1.4.1 Annunciators....................................................................................9

1.4.2 Context Area..................................................................................10

1.4.3 Soft Key Area.................................................................................10

1.5 CHARGING THE BATTERY .............................................................10

1.6 REPLACING THE BATTERY............................................................ 11

1.7 CONVENTIONS IN THIS GUIDE ......................................................14

1.8 ACCESSING MAIN MENU OPTIONS................................................ 15

2. BASIC OPERATIONS ................................................... 17

2.1 TURNING THE PHONE ON/OFF ..................................................... 17

2.2 MAKING A CALL ........................................................................... 17

2.3 IN CALL OPERATIONS................................................................... 18

2.3.1 Menu..............................................................................................18

2.3.2 Mute...............................................................................................19

2.4 MISSED CALLS ............................................................................19

2.5 THREE-PAR TY CALLS ...................................................................19

2.6 SPEED DIALING A PHONE NUMBER ...............................................20

2.7 RECEIVING AN INCOMING CALL .....................................................20

2.8 CALL WAITING.............................................................................21

2.9 KEYGUARD..................................................................................21

2.10 RINGER VOLUME CONTROL .......................................................22

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2.11 MASTER VOLUME CONTROL.......................................................23

3. STORING A PHONE NUMBER TO CONTACTS........... 24

3.1 ACCESS TO SAVING CONTACTS ....................................................24

3.2 CREATING NEW CONTACT............................................................ 25

3.3 UPDATING CONTACT.................................................................... 25

4. CALL LOG APPLICATION............................................ 26

4.1 ACCESSING THE CALL LOG LIST ...................................................26

4.2 SAVE CALL LOG TO CONTACTS.....................................................27

4.3 CALL LOG OPTIONS MENU ...........................................................27

4.3.1 Viewing Call Details .......................................................................27

4.3.2 Sending a Message.......................................................................27

4.3.3 Deleting Call Log ...........................................................................28

4.3.4 Showing Call Types .......................................................................28

4.3.5 Clearing Call Log List.....................................................................28

4.4 CALLING FROM CALL LOG ............................................................28

5. MESSAGING APPLICATION........................................ 29

5.1 COMPOSING MESSAGE................................................................29

5.2 INBOX .........................................................................................32

5.2.1 Reply .............................................................................................33

5.2.2 Forward .........................................................................................34

5.2.3 Message Details ............................................................................34

5.2.4 Call ................................................................................................34

5.2.5 Add Contact ...................................................................................35

5.3 SENT ..........................................................................................35

5.3.1 Forward .........................................................................................36

5.3.2 Message Details ............................................................................36

5.3.3 Call ................................................................................................36

5.3.4 Add Contact ...................................................................................37

5.4 DRAFT ........................................................................................37

5.4.1 Send ..............................................................................................37

5.4.2 Delete ............................................................................................38

5.5 PAGES ........................................................................................38

5.6 MESSAGING SETTINGS ................................................................38

5.6.1 Callback Number ...........................................................................38

5.6.2 Delivery Confirmation.....................................................................39

5.6.3 Duplicate Detection........................................................................39

5.6.4 Auto Erase .....................................................................................39

6. CONTACTS APPLICATION .......................................... 41

6.1 EDITING CONTACTS .....................................................................41

6.1.1 Adding Contact ..............................................................................42

6.1.2 Searching Contact .........................................................................45

6.1.3 Re-editing Contact.........................................................................45

6.1.4 Re-editing Fields in Contact...........................................................46

6.1.5 Setting Number/Email as Default...................................................46

6.2 DELETING CONTACT ....................................................................47

6.3 ERASING NUMBER/EMAIL/SPEED DIAL/RING TONE FROM CONTACT

........................................................................................................48

6.4 MAKING CALL/CREATING NEW MESSAGE FROM CONTACT............. 48

7. CALCULATOR APPLICATION...................................... 48

8. SETTINGS APPLICATION............................................ 48

8.1 SOUND........................................................................................48

8.1.1 Ring Tones.....................................................................................48

8.1.2 Sound Effects ................................................................................48

8.1.3 Volumes.........................................................................................48

8.2 DISPLAY...................................................................................... 48

8.2.1 Properties ......................................................................................48

8.2.2 Formatting .....................................................................................48

8.3 SHORTCUTS ................................................................................48

8.4 ROAMING ....................................................................................48

8.5 FEATURES...................................................................................48

8.5.1 Text Input .......................................................................................48

8.5.2 Anykey Answer ..............................................................................48

8.5.3 Auto Keyguard ...............................................................................48

8.5.4 Call Timers.....................................................................................48

8.5.5 Touchtone ......................................................................................48

8.5.6 Service Tones ................................................................................48

8.6 SECURITY ...................................................................................48

8.6.1 Voice Privacy.................................................................................48

8.6.2 Default Reset.................................................................................48

8.7 ABOUT ........................................................................................48

9. BREW APPLICATION................................................... 48

9.1 MOBILESHOP ..............................................................................48

9.2 SETTINGS ...................................................................................48

9.2.1 Order Apps.....................................................................................48

9.2.2 Move Apps.....................................................................................48

9.2.3 Manage Apps.................................................................................48

9.2.4 Menu View.....................................................................................48

9.2.5 Screen Savers ...............................................................................48

9.2.6 View Log........................................................................................48

9.3 HELP .......................................................................................... 48

10. VOICEMAIL APPLICATION........................................ 48

11. CLOCK APPLICATION................................................ 48

11. 1 ALARM CLOCK ...........................................................................48

11. 2 TIMER .......................................................................................48

11. 3 COUNTDOWN............................................................................. 48

11.3.1 Set Countdown.............................................................................48

11.3.2 Start /Stop the Countdown............................................................48

12. POKER APPLICATION............................................... 48

13. TEXT ENTRY............................................................... 48

13.1 NUMERIC MODE ........................................................................48

13.2 MULTITAP MODE........................................................................ 48

13.3 EZITEXT MODE..........................................................................48

13.4 RESTRICTED TEXT FIELDS .........................................................48

13.4.1 Numeric .......................................................................................48

13.4.2 Name........................................................................................... 48

13.4.3 Email Address..............................................................................48

13.5 DEFAULT TEXT MODES ..............................................................48

14. TROUBLESHOOTING................................................. 48

15. SAFETY AND WARRANTY........................................ 48

15.1 SAFETY INFORMATION FOR WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES .........48

15.1.1 EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNALS .......................48

15.1.2 ANTENNA CARE .........................................................................48

15.1.3 DRIVING SAFETY.......................................................................48

15.1.4 ELECTRONIC DEVICES.............................................................48

15.1.5 OTHER SAFETY GUIDELINES...................................................48

15.1.6 PRECAUTIONS...........................................................................48

15.2 SAFETY INFORMATION FOR FCC RF EXPOSURE..............48

15.2.1 CAUTIONS ..................................................................................48

15.2.2 BODY-WORN OPERATION.........................................................48

16. SAR INFORMATION ................................................... 48

17. FDA CONSUMER UPDATE ........................................ 48

18. 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY.............................. 48

Safety Precautions

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Handling the Phone, Battery and Charger

DANGER

Only use the battery and charger specified for the phone. Failure to do so can result in damage to the phone, electric shock or fire.

CAUTION

Do not store or operate the phone or charger in hot, damp, or dusty areas, which can damage electrical and mechanical components. Avoid prolonged exposure to temperatures below 5°C or in excess of 35°C.

DANGER

Do not drop, shake or throw the phone or charger. Rough handling can damage internal circuit boards and the battery pack.

Do not use the phone in the vicinity of volatile gases. Leave the area before using the phone. Failure to leave the area can result in the risk of fire or an explosion.

Do not disassemble or modify the phone, charger, or battery. Incorrect modifications, reassembly, or tampering may result in malfunction or personal injury.

Safety Precautions

Handling the Phone

DANGER

Do not use the phone while operating a vehicle.

Observe local regulations for specialized areas (hospital, aircraft, etc) when using the phone.

Do not use the phone near electronic equipment prone to interference. Radio frequency interference may result in electronic equipment malfunction.

The following electronic equipment may be affected: Hearing aids, pacemakers and other clinical electronic

devices, smoke detectors, automatic doors and other automatically controlled devices.

CAUTION

Keep all storage media (magnetic cards, floppy disks, credit cards, etc.) away from the phone. Close encounters or contact can erase or damage the storage media.

Keep all sharp metal objects (pins, nails, hairpins etc.) away from the phone handset. The handset earpiece contains a strong magnet that can attract and hold metal objects. Remove any objects from the handset earpiece before using, to avoid personal injury.

In case of emergency, key in the emergency number (911 for example in US), then press the Talk key and let the operator know your specific location. Don’t hang up until you are told to do so.

Safety Precautions

Handling the Battery

DANGER

Do not dispose of the battery pack in a fire. It may explode. Check with local waste management codes for disposal instructions.

Do not force the battery pack into the phone. Improper installation can cause malfunctions or damage the battery pack. This may result in fire or personal injury.

Use caution in handling batteries in order not to short the battery on conductive materials such as rings, bracelets, and keys. The battery and/or conductor may overheat and cause burns.

If the battery becomes too hot while recharging, it should be removed immediately from the charger.

When clothes or skin are exposed to battery leakage, rinse with clean water at once to prevent skin irritation.

Do not use a cracked, leaking or odor-emitting battery pack near an open flame or high temperatures.

CAUTION

If a fully discharged battery is stored for a long period of time, it may not be possible to recharge the battery.

Observe local waste management codes for proper battery disposal instructions.

Safety Precautions

Handling the Charger

DANGER

Only use a power source that provides the appropriate voltage (AC100-240V) for the charger. An unsuitable power source can result in damage to the charger, electric shock or fire.

Do not use the charger if the power supply cord or plug is damaged or frayed (exposed or broken wires, etc). This can result in the risk of fire or electric shock.

Do not short circuit the charger connector jack. This may result in fire or electric shock.

In the event that liquid is spilled into the unit, immediately unplug the charger from the wall outlet to prevent fire or electric shock.

CAUTION

Always unplug the charger from the wall outlet before cleaning to avoid the risk of electric shock.

To avoid damage, do not place heavy objects on the cord.

Always grip the power plug when removing the charger from the wall outlet. Do not pull on the power supply cord to avoid damage and the risk of electric shock.

Getting Started

1. GETTING STARTED

1.1 Package Contents

Please check the package contents by comparing them with the following list. If you find anything missing or if the documentation set is incomplete, contact your local phone dealer immediately

z Model C1100 (with one battery)

z Charger (one)

z User Guide (one)

1.2 Phone Specifications

Dimensions(height×width× thickness)

102.9mm×44.2mm×19.2mm

Weight (including battery) 78g

Battery Li-ion 870mAh

Charger

Input : 100-240V AC 50-60Hz 150mA Output: 5.2V DC 600mA

Charger Model S526024A

Charging Time maximum 3 hours

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IS 95A/B CDMA 2000 1x

SCI 1, Backlight OFF, LCD OFF

Standby

Time

180 Hours 270 Hours

-10dBm,Voice Activity 44%

Talk

Time

230 min 210 min

z Standby time refers to the state in which the phone is continuously on

without being used for calls or moved to different service areas

z The standby time depends on the network conditions, phone usage

and surrounding area. The phone consumes more battery power under the following conditions:

- In areas with weak signals, with high or low temperatures, or when

used outside the service coverage area

- When the phone frequently searches for network signal due to

location changes

- When you talk on the phone for long periods of time

- When features such as messaging and game are being used for a

long time

- When the alarm, backlight or vibration function is active

- When the ringer volume is set to maximum

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1.3 Handset Description

1. Earpiece

2. Navigation Key:

Press to adjust the ringer volume, move cursor, or scroll up and down within menus

Left Soft Key:

Press to perform the function indicated on the screen above it

Talk Key:

Press to make or receive a call

5. Shift Key:

Press to access master volume control (by pressing and holding the key from idle state), or to change the capitalization during text entry

6. Microphone

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7. Screen

Select Key:

This key is used to access main menu, to confirm a selection or to switch text entry mode

Right Soft Key:

Press to perform the function indicated on the screen above it

10. Power Key:

Press to turn the phone on and off, to end a call, or to return to idle state

11. Back Key:

Press to return to previous screen, delete a previous character, or to access Keyguard state (by pressing and holding)

12. - Number Keypad:

Press to enter numbers and characters

13. # # Key:

Press to key in “#” or insert a space

14. Slot for Hand Strap

15. Earphone Jack

16. Speaker

17. Battery Cover

18. Charging Socket

~ Note: This is only a brief introduction to the keypad functions. Refer

to the contents of this user guide for detailed descriptions and operations

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1.4 Display Indicators

The C1100 display includes four primary areas: the top annunciator row, the context area, the main area, and the soft key area

1.4.1 Annunciators

The annunciators occupy the top row of the display area and include:

Indicates the current signal strength. The higher the bar, the

stronger the signal

Indicates the battery charge level. The more blocks, the longer the

battery life

Indicates the battery is fully charged when an adapter is plugged into

the phone

Indicates voice call is active

Indicates that there is one or more voicemails present on the system

Indicates one or more normal unread text messages (including pages)

Indicates one or more urgent unread text messages (including

pages)

Indicates vibrate mode is on. Also appears if the master volume is set

to “On + Vibrate” or “Off + Vibrate”

Indicates silent mode is on. Also appears if the ringer volume is set to

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zero or the master volume is set to “Off”

Indicates the phone is roaming. This annunciator may blink, based on

certain parameters communicated to the phone by a specific network

Depending on network availability, this annunciator may or may not appear depending on network availability. It means that the call is secure. Voice privacy occurs only when a voice call is in session, and therefore does not appear in idle state

Indicates there is a pending alarm event. This annunciator disappears when the event has expired, unless the alarm is repeating

Indicates that a countdown is running. The annunciator disappears

when the event has expired

1.4.2 Context Area

The context area contains a context icon and a context title

The context icon, a large icon appearing at the top left of the screen, is an indication of the active application. The context icon used is the same icon that is found in the main menu

The context title indicates information about the current state but not necessarily the current application: therefore, it changes within an application depending on the given state

1.4.3 Soft Key Area

There are two soft keys: left soft key and right soft key. When text entry is active, the center area is used for a text indicator, displaying information about the text and case modes

1.5 Charging the Battery

When the battery power is low and needs recharging, the phone will display a note, sound a low battery alarm, and the phone will be automatically switched off. To charge the battery:

1. Connect the charger to an AC wall outlet (100-240V)

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2. Connect the lead from the charger to the charging socket of the phone.

If the phone is on, the battery indicator bar starts to scroll ( ). If the phone is off, a charging animation appears on the screen

3. Charging is complete when a sound is played and appears on the

screen. If the phone is off, the text “Battery Charged” also appears on the screen

- If the master volume is "Off" or "Off +Vibrate" and ringer volume is

set to zero, no sound will be played when the charging is complete

4. The phone takes maximum 3 hours to charge and the exact time may

vary depending on the circumstances

z When the battery is being charged, it is normal that your charger and

phone become warm to the touch

z If the phone is on while charging, you can still make and receive calls

as usual, but this will consume battery power, thus extending the charging time

1.6 Replacing the Battery

Since battery power is easily consumed, when you find the battery power diminishes quickly after fully charging it, replace your battery by following these instructions:

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1. In idle state, switch the phone off by pressing and holding

(otherwise, some user settings might be lost)

2. Remove the battery cover

With the back of the phone facing you, press the top of the battery cover and slide the cover off

3. Remove the old battery

Disconnect the cord by firmly gripping the connector (not the battery connection cord) and pulling gently upward

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4. Install the new battery

Connect the cord of the new battery by firmly inserting the connector into its place as illustrated. Do not reverse the connector

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5. Slide the battery cover until it clicks into place

1.7 Conventions in This Guide

z In this guide, “press the key” means to release the key after you press

it; “press and hold the key” means to press the key for 3 seconds or longer before releasing it

z The text displayed on the screen is indicated in bold in this guide, for

example Contacts

z Navigation Key operations follow:

Press the “Up”, “Down”, “Left”, and “Right” directions on the Navigation Key to execute operations such as browsing, selecting, adjusting and setup. Key directions are as follows:

Up Down

Up or Down

Left Right

Left or

Right

z In many occasions, pressing will hide a note/options menu or

return to the higher level menu. During text entry, pressing will

delete the previous character

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z To save battery power, when the phone is not in use, press to

return the phone to idle state. In most occasions, pressing will immediately return to idle state. However, there are occasions an intermediary note will be displayed. In this case, follow the instructions on the screen

1.8 Accessing Main Menu Options

1. To access the main menu from the idle state, press

Use the main menu to access all applications. Applications are represented by an icon and a title below the icon

The main menu includes the following applications:

z Call log

z Messaging

z Contacts

z Calculator

z Settings

z Brew

z Voicemail

z Clock

z Poker

2. To reach the desired menu, press , then press again

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3. Repeat step 2 to reach the desired option and then press to access this option

z If there is a rightward arrow beside the option, you can also press

to access this option

~ Note: To return to the previous menu , pre ss . To return to idle

state without changing the menu settings, press

~ You can also access an application from the shortcu ts if you have

set the shortcuts (see “Shortcuts” on page 48). This user guide takes the accessing method from the main menu as an example to reach the desired option

Basic Operations

2. BASIC OPERATIONS

2.1 Turning the Phone On/Off

Press and hold . The phone will display the power-on/off animation

2.2 Making a Call

1. Key in the phone number

z As you enter digits, entry proceeds left to right, top to bottom (if more

than one line)

z Press to move the cursor. Press to delete the character

or digit to the left of the cursor

z A maximum of 64 digits can be entered z After entering the digits, press the right soft key (Options) to

display a menu with three items: Save, Insert pause and Send message. Select Save to save the number to Contacts (see “Storing a

Phone Number to Contacts” on page 24), select Send message to edit a message (see "Composing Message” on page 29) or select Insert pause to insert a pause. Select from Hard pause, 2 seconds or 5 seconds; the corresponding icon will appear on the screen

2. To call the number, press

z The number will appear on the screen. If the number is stored in your

Contacts, the name will appear

z If the number includes a hard pause, a note will appear on the screen

during the call. When this occurs, press the right soft key (Stop) to hide the note and return to the normal active call state and cancel

subsequent pauses. Press any other key except the right soft key

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and to terminate the hard pause and continue with pause

insertion as normal. Press to terminate the call

3. To end the call, press

z If you are in a single-party call and the number you dialed does not

match any record in Contacts, you are given 10 seconds to press the left soft key (Save) save the entry to Contacts (see “Storing a

Phone Number to Contacts” on page 24). If the number you dialed matches an entry in Contacts, the phone automatically returns to idle state

2.3 In Call Operations

The phone provides a variety of functions that can be accessed during a call

To adjust the earpiece or earphone (whichever the voice channel is

playing through) volume during a call, press or to access the Voi ce Vo lum e menu. Press to increase or press to decrease

the volume, then press , or wait for four seconds to return to the call state. The phone will save the adjusted volume level

To access your Contacts during the call, press the left soft key (Contacts) to edit/search a contact (see "Contacts Application” on page

41)

During a call, press the right soft key (Options) to display the following options:

2.3.1 Menu

Select this option to access the main menu

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2.3.2 Mute

Select this option to mute the microphone. When activated, the Mute label is changed to Unmute, and the icon in context area changes to ,

indicating that the phone is in a mute state. When de-activated, the label returns to its original state. When the phone is unmuted, the standard

ongoing call icon will reappear

2.4 Missed Calls

A missed call is an incoming call that the user does not respond to. Therefore, the following calls are not missed calls, but rather incoming calls:

z Calls that are answered by the user

z Calls that are rejected by the user

z Calls that are silenced by the user

If there is one missed call, “1 Missed Call” will appear on the screen. The phone number (if known), and the Contact name (if it is stored in Contacts)

will also appear. You can press the left soft key (Call Back) (if the number is known) or the right soft key (Done) to hide the note. If

there are multiple missed calls, “X Missed Calls” appears, where X is the number of missed calls. You can press the left soft key (Full View) to access the Call Log list or the right soft key (Done) to hide the

note

Normally the missed call note appears immediately after the missed call. However, if you’re on the phone and miss a call via call waiting, the missed call note does not appear until the ongoing call is ended

2.5 Three-party Calls

This function requires network support and may vary depending on the network. Contact your local service provider for assistance

During a call, you can dial another phone number and then press to

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initiate a three-party call

2.6 Speed Dialing a Phone Number

If you know the speed dial location of the telephone number (see "Adding Contact” on page 42 for instructions on assigning a speed dial key) you want to call,

z Press and hold to call the Voicemail number

z Press any key - then to dial the phone number

assigned to corresponding Speed Dial key 2-9

z Press and hold any key - to dial the phone number

assigned to corresponding Speed Dial key 2-9

z Press a key - then press and hold a second key

- to dial the phone number assigned to corresponding

Speed Dial key 10-99

2.7 Receiving an Incoming Call

When you receive an incoming call, the ring tone should play (based on the Master Volume settings) and repeat as necessary. The screen displays the Caller ID, and if the Caller ID matches with a contact, then the contact information is displayed and the appropriate ring tone is played. The Default ring tone is used if no ring tone is associated with the contact or if there is no Caller ID match

z If Anykey Answer is set to Off (see "Anykey Answer” on page 48),

press to answer an incoming call

z If Anykey Answer is set to On, press any key to answer an incoming

call except the Reject soft key, Silence soft key or the key

z To reject the call, select the Reject soft key

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z To silence the ring tone/vibrator, press the Silence soft key. The

display still shows the call as if the call is still ringing. Therefore, the call is still active and you can still answer the phone call. Only once the call has been rerouted to voicemail or the incoming signal is terminated does the phone return to idle state

2.8 Call Waiting

Call waiting requires network support and may vary depending on the network. Contact your local service provider for assistance

While you have a call in progress, if there is an incoming call from the third

party, the earpiece will sound a waiting tone. You can press to answer the call

2.9 Keyguard

The Keyguard state prevents the keys from being accidentally pressed, resulting in unintentional operations. When Keyguard is on, the left soft key Unlock appears in idle state

z To access and display the Keyguard state, press and hold in

idle state. A note is displayed for 10 seconds, stating all key presses will be ignored when Keyguard is on

z To unlock the Keyguard state, press the left soft key (Unlock)

and then press #

In the Keyguard state,

- When any key except the left soft key (Unlock) is pressed, a

note appears, prompting you to press the left soft key and the # key to unlock Keyguard

- When the left soft key (Unlock) is pressed, a note appears,

prompting you to press the # key to unlock Keyguard

~ Note:

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z When Keyguard is activated, you can still answer a call as usual.

During the call, you can operate the phone normally. However, the Keyguard will automatically be activated when the call ends or if the call is rejected

z The Keyguard state can also be invoked from auto keyguard, a feature

set in the Settings application. Auto keyguard allows you to set a trigger time for Keyguard to automatically activate (see “Auto Keyguard” on page 48)

2.10 Ringer Volume Control

Ringer volume controls currently selected ring tones and certain notification sounds played through the speaker. It excludes voice played

through the speaker

To adjust the ringer volume,

1. In idle state, press

2. There are eight volume levels. Press to increase or to

decrease the volume. As you adjust the volume levels(non-zero), you can press the left soft key (Play) to play the current selected

default ring tone and the soft key’s label changes to Silence

z When the volume is set to zero, the silent annunciator is shown

on the annunciator row; if the annunciator was previously displayed and the volume has been changed, the annunciator disappears

z If the volume is at the highest level, the volume level will not change

when

is pressed; if the volume is zero, the volume level will not

change when

is pressed

3. After completing the volume selection, press , or or

wait for four seconds to return to idle state. The adjusted volume level will be saved

~ Note: You can also access the ringer volume control from Settings

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application. Refer to "Ringer Volume” on page 48 for details

2.11 Master Volume Control

This function enables you to define how the phone will notify you of events such as incoming calls, new messages/pages and alarm, countdown, notes, and so on. Master volume affects all sounds except for voice

To change the master volume:

1. Press and hold from idle state. A check mark appears on the current setting

2. To select the desired option, press

- If the master volume is set to “Off”, is displayed; if the volume is

changed from off to on, the annunciator is hidden (unless the ringer volume is set to zero, in which case it stays on). If the master volume is set to “On + Vibrate” or “Off + Vibrate”, appears; if vibrate is changed from on to off, then the annunciator is hidden

- The following options are available:

On: The phone will play sounds for events Off: The phone will neither play sounds nor vibrate for eventsOn +

Vibrate: The phone will first vibrate and then play sounds for events Off + Vibrate: The phone will vibrate for events

3. Press

to complete the setting

~ Note: You can also access the master volume control from Settings

application. Refer to “Master Volume” on page 48 for details

Storing a Phone Number to Contacts

3. STORING A PHONE NUMBER TO

CONTACTS

You can store frequently used phone numbers and email addresses to the memory of the phone (Contacts). Contacts can store up to 100 contacts. Each contact may contain information such as first name, last name, home phone, work phone, mobile phone, unknown phone, pager, email, speed dial key, and ring tone

3.1 Access to Saving Contacts

You can save contact information to Contacts in the following ways:

z In idle state, key in a phone number and then press the right soft key

(Options). Select Save to save the number

z After you finish a single-party call to a number not stored in Contacts,

you are given 10 seconds to press the left soft key (Save) to save the number to Contacts

z Display the Call Logs (see "Accessing the Call Log List” on page 26 for

instructions to display the Call Log list) and then press the left soft key

(Save) to save an entry in the Call Log to Contacts

z Display the message detail and then press the right soft key

(Options). Select Add contact to save the phone number to Contacts. Refer to "Add Contact” on page 35 and page 37 for additional information

To create a new contact, select New Contact. Refer to “Creating New Contact” on page 25 for additional information

To add the number to an existing contact, select Update Contact. Refer to “Updating Contact” on page 25 for additional information

Storing a Phone Number to Contacts

3.2 Creating New Contact

After accessing the Contacts saving option as described in page 24 ”Access to Saving Contacts”, select the New contact option to add new entries into Contacts

z If 100 contacts have been saved, a note appears, stating space is not

available to add a new contact and you should try deleting an old one

1. After selecting New contact, press or

2. To select the contact type, press then press . The number will appear in the selected contact type field

3. Refer to steps 3-10 in “Adding Contact” on page 42 for additional information

3.3 Updating Contact

After accessing the Contacts saving option as described on page 24 ”Access to Saving Contacts”, select the Update contact option to update entries in Contacts

1. After selecting Update contac t, press . The screen displays the contacts list

2. To select the contact to be updated, press then press

3. To select the contact type, press then press . The number will appear in the selected contact type field

- If you have selected a contact type whose field is not empty for the

current contact, a note will display asking whether you want to overwrite it. Press the left soft key (Yes) to continue or the right soft key (No) to reselect a contact type

4. Refer to steps 3-10 in “Adding Contact” on page 42 for additional information

Call Log Application

4. CALL LOG APPLICATION

The Call Log maintains a list of all calls initiated by or received by the phone. A call initiated by the phone is an outgoing call. Received calls are classified as either incoming or missed. An incoming call is a call that has either been answered or actively rejected by the user. A missed call is a call not answered by the user

Your phone records the last 20 missed, incoming and outgoing calls as well as their call details

4.1 Accessing the Call Log List

To access the Call Log list, press , then select Call Log.

The Call Log list defaults to showing calls of all types: missed, incoming and outgoing. When no calls have yet been made or received, or after all calls have been cleared, the phone displays “(no calls)”

You also have the ability to view only one type of call (see "Showing Call Types” on page 28 for details). The behavior of these other views is identical to that of the full Call Log view. Only the calls shown differ

The Call Logs appear in reverse chronological order. The Call Log list includes the following information:

z Icon (per call type) + name (if name is stored in Contacts), or phone

number, or unknown, as applicable

Call icons include:

: Missed call

: Incoming call

: Outgoing call

Call Log Application

4.2 Save Call Log to Contacts

In the Call Log list view, the left soft key (Save) appears only when the highlighted phone number has no match in Contacts. Press the left

soft key (Save) to save the number to Contacts or update a number that has already been stored in Contacts (see "Storing a Phone Number to Contacts” on page 24 for detailed instructions)

4.3 Call Log Options Menu

From the Call Log list view, press to select the desired Call Log, and then press the right soft key (Options) to access the Call Log

options menu

By the Call Log options menu, you can perform the following operations:

4.3.1 Viewing Call Details

To view the details for a specific call, select the desired entry from the Call Log list then press , or select Show details from the Call Log options

menu. The call details note shows the details of the phone call in the following order:

z Icon (per call type) +name (if there is a match in Contacts)

z Phone number

z Start time of call+ Date

z Call duration – if available (not applicable for missed calls)

4.3.2 Sending a Message

From the Call Log options menu, select Send message to initiate the short message sending process. The number from the Call Log automatically appears in the Recipients box. Refer to steps 4-8 in “Composing Message” on page 29 for additional information

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4.3.3 Deleting Call Log

To delete a Call Log, select Delete from the Call Log options menu. A note appears asking you to confirm the deletion. Press the left soft key (Yes) to delete the Call Log entry or press the right soft key (No) or

to return to the Call Log list

4.3.4 Showing Call Types

To set the type of call (all calls, missed, incoming or outgoing) to be displayed in the Call Log list view, select Show call type from the Call Log options menu. A check mark appears on the current setting. Press

to select and then press to save the setting. The Call Log

displays the selected type of call

4.3.5 Clearing Call Log List

To clear all phone numbers of the selected type from the Call Log, select Clear list from the Call Log options menu. A note is displayed asking you

to confirm the deletion. Press the left soft key (Yes) to delete the entire list or press the right soft key

(No) or to return to Call

Log list. For example, if you are viewing missed calls then select Clear

list, only all missed calls are deleted

4.4 Calling from Call Log

To place an outgoing call from Call Logs, highlight the entry you want to

call then press

to call the number from the Call Log list view. You

can also press

or the left soft key (Call) from the call details

view (see ”Viewing Call Details” on page 27)

Messaging Application

5. MESSAGING APPLICATION

Select this application to read, edit, save and send short messages and pages

5.1 Composing Message

MsgingÆCompose

z The maximum size of a message is 140 characters

z A message can be sent to up to 5 recipients simultaneously

1. Press to access the main menu; select the Msging application

2. Select Compose; the Recipients box is displayed

3. Enter phone numbers directly from the keypad, or select numbers from Contacts

z To select numbers from Contacts,

1) When no character is entered in the Recipients box, press the left

soft key (PhBook); if there are characters that have been entered, you still can press the right soft key

(Options) then

select PhBook

2) Press

or press the digit keys to search for a contact and press

3) If the contact has more than one number, pressing will display

all the numbers for the contact. Select the desired number and press

to confirm the selection. If the contact only has one number,

press to confirm the selection. The check box before the contact will be selected. If you want to enter more than one number, repeat the selection. To cancel the selection of a check box, press

again

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4) After the selection, press the left soft key (Done) to return to

the Recipients box. The selected numbers appear in the box, with a comma and a space automatically inserted as separators between multiple numbers

z To enter numbers directly from the keypad, refer to “Text Entry” on

page 48 for text entry methods

- To enter multiple numbers directly from the keypad, press # to

enter a comma and a space before entering the next numbers

z To correct the input, press to delete the previous character.

Press and hold to delete all the previous characters

4. After entering the numbers of all recipients, press the left soft key (Next) to access the message edit box

5. Enter the message text. The status bar displays how many characters currently exist as well as the maximum number of characters that can fit in the text body. The maximum size of a message is 140 characters

z If you have reached the maximum size of the message and try to enter

another character, the cursor does not move ahead and the character is not added

z To enter canned messages, press the right soft key (Options)

then select Canned msgs. Press or to display the canned

message list. Press

to select then press to confirm the selection. The text will appear in the message edit box. If you select a canned message but the message cannot fit entirely in the message edit box (because the character count is exceeded), then the part of the message that can fit is placed in the edit box and the remaining is truncated

z If you want to edit the recipients again, press the right soft key

(Options) then select Edit recipients

6. To mark the message as urgent, press the right soft key

(Options) then select Mark urgent

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- If the current message’s priority is marked as “urgent”, then the

“Mark urgent” is replaced with “Mark normal”

7. To preview the message, press the right soft key (Options) and select Preview

- The preview mode displays the recipient list followed by the text of

the message. If the message is marked urgent, there is an exclamation mark before the Preview title. To re-edit the message

from the preview mode, press the right soft key (Options) then select Edit

8. To send the message, press the left soft key (Send) or

z The left soft key (Send) will not be displayed if there is no

recipient in the Recipients box

z After sending is complete, you are returned to the main Messaging

z If the message fails to send, the phone will prompt the error message

z If you press , the phone will ask whether you want to save a draft.

Press the left soft key (Yes) to save the message to the Draft box or press the right soft key (No) to return to idle state

~ Note:

z You can also compose a message in the following ways:

- Compose a message from Call Log (see “Sending a Message” on

page 27)

- Compose a message from Contacts (see "Making Call/Creating

New Message from Contact” on page 48)

- Enter a number from the keypad directly; press the right soft key

(Options) then select Send message. Refer to steps 4-8 on

pages 30-31 for additional information

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z If you receive an incoming call while composing a message, you can

press to answer the call or press the soft key to reject the call. If you answer the call, the message is automatically saved to the Draft box if the box is not full or the “auto erase” (see "Auto Erase” on page

39) setting is on

z While composing a new message, you can press the right soft key

(Options) then select Save as draft to save the message to the

Draft box; or Cancel msg to exit the message editing

5.2 Inbox

When receiving a new message (page) the phone will ring or vibrate. The message icon (normal message) or (urgent message) appears on the annunciator row and a note will be displayed on the standby display screen. If there is only one message, the note displays the

message text directly. Press to scroll the screen; press the right soft key (Done) to hide the note. If there are multiple messages, the note displays the number of messages. Press the left soft key (Full View) to access the Inbox list or press the right soft key (Cancel) to hide

the note

z The Inbox can store up to 30 messages. If the Inbox is 75% or 100%

full, the phone will display a note prompting you to delete messages or turn on auto erase function. To avoid losing important messages in the Inbox, periodically erase some existing messages or turn on auto erase (see “Auto Erase” on page 39)

z The Inbox item is followed by parentheses and the number of unread

messages, if any. If there are no unread messages, then no parenthesis appears. To access the message list, press . If the

sender is known (either an origination or callback address is present), then the name (if there is a match in Contacts) or number (if there is no match) is displayed on the row. If the sender is not known, then the

first few characters of the message is displayed

z Messages are listed in reverse chronological order according to the

time the message was received. Unread messages are bolded.

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Normal read messages have a icon on the leftmost column; while

normal unread messages have a icon. Once you view a message,

it is marked as read. Urgent messages, however, whether read or unread, have an exclamation mark preceding them

z If the Inbox is empty, “(no messages)” will be displayed

z To delete a message from the message list, press to scroll to the

intended message, and then press the left soft key (Delete). Press the left soft key (Yes) to confirm the deletion or the right soft key (No) to cancel the deletion

To perform operations to a message, press to scroll to the intended

message, then press . Press to view the message details. The top of the screen displays the position of the message in the list of total

messages. Press to display the message details. Press the left soft key (Delete) to delete the message; press the right soft key

(Options) to select from the following options:

5.2.1 Reply

This option is only available if the message contains a valid sender address

Select this option to reply to the message. The steps to reply to a message are similar to those for composing a message (see ”Composing Message” on page 29)

The difference is that, after you select Reply, the sender’s phone number automatically appears in the Recipients box and the cursor is in the message edit box. If the sender has set a callback number, you must choose one number from the origination number and callback number.

Pressing or will display the two numbers. Select one address then press to make it appear in the Recipients box

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5.2.2 Forward

This option, allows you to edit and forward the message. The steps to forward a message are similar to those for composing a message (see ”Composing Message” on page 29). The difference is that the message automatically appears in the message edit box

5.2.3 Message Details

Message Details fields include:

z From: The origination address. The contents of the field are not

matched to a name in Contacts, even if such a match exists

z Callback: If applicable, the callback number is shown

z Date: The date when the message was sent, in your chosen time

format (see “Date & Time” on page 48)

z Time Sent: The time when the message was sent, in your chosen time

format (12 or 24 hours, see “Date & Time” on page 48)

z Time Received: The time when the phone was alerted of the message,

in your chosen time format

z Type: A text field, stating whether the message is a text message or

page

5.2.4 Call

If there is both a sender’s number and a callback number, after accessing this option, the Call option will have an arrow beside it. The arrow means

that you must select between one of two phone numbers. Pressing

or will display the two numbers. Select one number then press to dial the phone number

If there do not appear to be any valid phone numbers in either the callback address or the sender’s address (because it is a page), then the “Call” function is not present at all

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5.2.5 Add Contact

This option is only available if the number in the “From” field is not currently stored in your Contacts. Select this option to edit the sender’s address and store it to Contacts

The sender might have set the callback number. In this case, after accessing this option, choose one number from the origination number

and the callback number. Pressing or will display the two numbers. Choose one number then press to add the number to a

contact. Refer to "Storing a Phone Number to Contacts” on page 24 for additional information

5.3 Sent

The last 50 messages you have sent are stored in the Sent box

To access the message list, press . If there are no messages in the Sent box, “(no messages)” is displayed. Messages are listed in reverse chronological order of being sent to the network. If the messages have not yet been sent to the network, then they are listed in the order of being sent by the user

The icons before each message indicate its status. There are three states:

z Normal (icon: √): No problems have been reported regarding the

outgoing message. Once a message leaves the phone it is automatically set to this normal state

z Pending (icon:…): Message has not yet been sent from the phone to

the network due to the lack of signal or a temporary error

z Failed delivery (icon:×): The phone has received a permanent error

message regarding the delivery of the outgoing message

To delete a message from the message list, press to scroll to the intended message, and then press the left soft key (Delete). Press the left soft key (Yes) to confirm the deletion or the right soft key

(No) to cancel the deletion

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To perform operations to a message in the Sent box, press to reach

the desired message then press . Press to view the message; press the left soft key (Delete) to delete the message; press the right soft key (Options) to select from the following options:

5.3.1 Forward

5.3.2 Message Details

The fields in message details are:

z To: The destination address. There may be multiple addresses in this

field, all separated by a comma. All addresses in the field are not matched to a name in Contacts, even if such a match exists

z The sent state is displayed, which can be normal, pending or failed

z Callback: The callback number is shown if you have set the callback

number (see "Callback Number” on page 38)

z Date: The date when the message was sent in your chosen time

format (see “Date & Time” on page 48)

z Time Sent: The time when the message was sent in your chosen time

format (12 or 24 hours, see “Date & Time” on page 48)

z Type: A text field, stating whether the message is a text message or

page

5.3.3 Call

After reaching this option, press to dial the number to which the message is addressed

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5.3.4 Add Contact

This option is only available if the number in the “To” field is not currently in your Contacts. Select this option to edit the receiver’s address and store it to Contacts

After reaching this option, press or to display New contact and Update contact. Refer to "Storing a Phone Number to Contacts” on page 24 for additional information

5.4 Draft

Up to 10 edited messages can be stored in the Draft box The Draft item is followed by parentheses and the number of draft

messages, if any. If there are no draft messages, then no parenthesis are shown

To access the message list, press . If there are no messages in the Draft box, “(no messages)” will be displayed. Unlike messages that have been placed in the Inbox, icons on the leftmost column will never indicate whether or not the messages have been read

To delete a message from the message list, press

to scroll to the

intended message, and then press the left soft key

(Delete). Press

the left soft key (Yes) to confirm the deletion or the right soft key

(No) to cancel the deletion

To perform operations to a message in the Draft box, press to reach

the desired message then press . Press to view the message. Press the left soft key (Edit) to edit the message (see ”Composing Message” on page 29 for details); press the right soft key (Options)

to select from the following options:

5.4.1 Send

Select this option to send the draft message

Messaging Application

After the message has been sent, it will be deleted from the Draft box

5.4.2 Delete

When you access this option, “The message will be deleted” will appear. Press the left soft key (Yes) to complete the deletion

5.5 Pages

The page text contains only the numeric page: no additional text is included

If the callback number is available it alone is displayed in the text; if only the origination is available, then it is displayed. The call details note, however, displays both numbers, if they are available

Functionally, the view state behaves the same, although there are some differences in the Options menu: “Forward” and “Reply” are not available

5.6 Messaging Settings

5.6.1 Callback Number

MsgingÆSettingsÆCallback Num

This setting allows you to set a callback number separate from the origination number, if desired

The following options are available:

z Off

z On + text body entry

If you highlight On, press then enter the desired callback number in the text body

After the selection, save the setting by pressing the left soft key (Save)

Default: Off

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5.6.2 Delivery Confirmation

MsgingÆSettingsÆDelivery Conf

This setting allows you to turn delivery confirmation on or off. When delivery confirmation is on, the phone will display a delivery confirmation report. When off, no report will be displayed

The following options are available:

z On

z Off

Highlight the desired option and press to confirm

Default: Off

5.6.3 Duplicate Detection

Msging Æ Settings Æ Dup Detection

This setting allows you to turn duplication detection on or off. If detection is on, all but the most recent messages of a series of identical messages are deleted. If off, the messages are not processed in any special way and simply appear as received

The following options are available:

z On

z Off

Highlight the desired option then press to confirm

Default: Off

5.6.4 Auto Erase

Msging Æ Settings Æ Auto Erase

If an incoming text message or page is received by the phone but no enough memory to store it, Auto Erase will delete the oldest read

Messaging Application

messages/pages in the mailbox to make room for the incoming messages/pages. Auto Erase does not apply if all the messages are unread. The Sent and Draft box will also be affected if this setting is on: if you send a message and there is no more room in the Sent box, the oldest message is deleted to make room for the new one

This setting allows you to turn the Auto Erase feature on or off

The following options are available:

z On

z Off

Highlight the desired option then press to confirm

Default: Off

Contacts Application

6. CONTACTS APPLICATION

The Contacts application allows you to store phone numbers and email addresses into your phone, and to use when placing phone calls or creating messages

6.1 Editing Contacts

The Contacts can store a maximum of 100 contacts. Each contact can store four phone numbers, one pager and one email address. You can also assign a speed dial key and ring tone for the contact

Contact Type Notes

First Name

Maximum of 64 alphanumeric characters can be entered

Last Name

Maximum of 64 alphanumeric characters can be entered

Home Phone

Work Phone

Mobile Phone

Unknown Phone

Pager

Maximum of 32 continuous digits can be entered for each phone number before a pause is entered. However, after a pause character has been entered, these fields can accept 64 characters

Maximum of 32 alphanumeric letters can be entered

Speed Dial

Assigns a speed dial key for the phone number in the contact entry

Ring Tone

Assigns a ring tone for incoming calls from the phone numbers in the contact entry

Contacts Application

6.1.1 Adding Contact

1. Press to open the main menu, then select Contacts

- If there are no contacts, the text “(no contacts)” is displayed

- The contacts are displayed in alphabetical order by last name

- The Contacts list items might contain an icon. The icon is the default

number/email for that contact. If there is no default setting, then no icon is displayed. For fields that cannot be completely displayed due

to visual space limitation, ellipse is used. Press to scroll the text horizontally

2. Press the left soft key (Add) to go to the edit page of Contacts

3. In the First Name field, enter the first name of the contact. Press to move the highlight down to the Last Name field, then enter the last name

- For text entry method, refer to ”Text Entry” on page 48

- The First Name and Last Na me fields contain a maximum of 64

characters

- To correct the input, press to delete the previous character

4. Press to move the highlight down to the Home phone, Work phone, Mobile phone, Unknown phone and Pager fields. Enter phone numbers in the corresponding fields

- These number fields contain a maximum of 64 characters including

pauses. The number fields can contain only 32 digits before a pause is inserted

- To insert a pause, press the right soft key (Options) and then

press or . Select the type of pause, then press to make the pause icon appear in the field

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5. Press to move the highlight down to the Email field. Enter an email address of the contact

- Refer to “Text Entry” on page 48 for text entry methods

- The Email field can contain only 32 characters

- To correct the input, press to delete the previous character

6. Press to move the highlight down to the Speed Dial field, then press . The phone will display the current speed dial key

assignment

- Pressing on Speed Dial will not respond if Home phone,

Work phone, Mobile phone, Unknown phone and Pager fields

are all empty

- Used speed dial numbers display the name of the assigned contact

after the number. The contact type icon (see the table on page 41) is displayed to the left of the name to denote the type of number that is assigned. The numbers list is an endless list from 2-99

7. Press to select the speed dial number then press

- If you select a speed dial entry with a phone number already

assigned to it, the phone will display a note. Press the left soft key

(Yes) to confirm the re-assignment or press the right soft key

(No) to return to the speed dial number list and reselect

another entry

8. When you select an empty speed dial number or have confirmed that you will overwrite an existing speed dial number, the phone will display all the numbers for the contact. Select one phone number for which

the speed dial number is assigned and then press

. The Speed

Dial field will display the assigned speed dial number and contact type

9. Press to move the highlight down to the Ring Tone field, then press . A check mark will appear on the ring tone that has

Contacts Application

currently been chosen. Press to select one ring tone and then press to confirm the selection

- The ring tone list is displayed alphabetically, with “Default” being the

exception, listed at the top

- In the ring tone list, press the left soft key (Play) to play the

ring tone. To silence the ring tone, press the left soft key (Silence)

10. After setting all items, press the left soft key (Save) to save the information. The screen will display the detailed information of the contact

- The name field is listed in the order of [First name] [Last name]. For

fields that cannot be completely displayed due to visual space

limitations, ellipses are used. Press to scroll horizontally. When the text is exhausted, a space character is inserted after the last character, followed by the first characters of the field

~ Note:

z You can enter the information in different fields based on needs, and

then press the left soft key (Save)

z After changing fields and pressing , a note will appear asking you

to confirm whether or not you want to save the changes. Press the left soft key to (Yes) to save the contact or the right soft key

(No) to return to idle state

z The minimum requirement for an entry to be stored in Contacts is a

single character in First name, Last name, Home phone, Work phone, Mobile phone, Unknown phone, Pager or Email. An entry cannot contain only a ring tone. Additionally, a phone number cannot contain only a pause character

z You may lose Contacts entries because of damage, incorrect

operation, static electricity or repair to the phone. Please keep a hardcopy as a backup

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z For other methods to create a new contact, refer to "Storing a Phone

Number to Contacts” on page 24

6.1.2 Searching Contact

1. Press to open the main menu, then select the Contacts application to access the contacts list

2. Press - on the keypad to move the highlight to the last name beginning with the first letter on the corresponding numeric key

- When the key is pressed once, the contact whose last name starts

with the first letter of that key will be highlighted; if there is no such name match, the key press is ignored. When pressed twice, the name that starts with the second letter of that key will be highlighted; if there is no such match, the key presses are ignored. The third and/or fourth letter may be similarly accessed

- If you continue to press the key, the phone keeps track of the

number of times the key is pressed automatically, and the name will be highlighted accordingly

- Press to browse

3. With the desired contact highlighted, press

to see the detailed information: name, phone numbers, email and speed dial location. If the ring tone is not “Default”, the selected ring tone is also displayed.

Press to browse through the text

~ Note: When the contact details are displayed, you can move the

highlight to one phone number and then press to call the phone number; or move the highlight to phone number/email and

then press the left soft key (Send Msg) to edit a message

6.1.3 Re-editing Contact

This feature is used for modifying a contact

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1. Refer to steps 1-2 in “Searching Contact” on page 45 to find the contact to be modified

2. Press the right soft key (Options) and then select Edit to enter the editing screen. The First Name field is highlighted

3. To select the item to be modified, press . Refer to steps 3-10 in “Adding Contact” on page 42 for detailed instructions

4. After changes, press the left soft key (Save) to save the changes

6.1.4 Re-editing Fields in Contact

This feature allows you to modify the name/phone numbers/email/speed dial/ring tone fields in a contact

1. Refer to steps 1-3 in “Searching Contact” on page 45 to display the detailed information of the contact

- The default phone number/email is underlined

2. Press to move the highlight to the field to be modified

3. Press the right soft key (Options) then select Edit

4. To enter the editing screen, press

. The highlight is on the field

you just selected

5. Refer to steps 3-10 in “Adding Contact” on page 42 for detailed instructions

6. After the modification, press the left soft key

(Save) to save the

changes

6.1.5 Setting Number/Email as Default

After setting a number/email as a default for a contact, press to dial the default number or to create a message/email addressed to the default number/email by selecting a contact directly from the contact list view. Refer to step 1 in "Making Call/Creating New Message from Contact” on

Contacts Application

page 48 for details

1. Refer to steps 1-3 in “Searching Contact” on page 45 to display the detailed information of the selected contact

- The default phone number/email is underlined

2. To move the highlight to the desired phone number/pager/email to be set as default, press . Press the right soft key (Options)

then highlight Set as default

- The option of Set as default is unavailable if you have already set

the selected phone number/pager/email as default

3. Press ; a note will be displayed asking you to confirm the selection of the default number

- If you have already set one default number/email, the note will

prompt that a previous default number already exists and whether you want to set the selected number/email as default

4. Press the left soft key (Yes) to set the selected number/email as default

~ Note: When a default number/email is set, the contact type icon will

be displayed in the contact list view

6.2 Deleting Contact

1. Refer to steps 1-2 in “Searching Contact” on page 45 to locate the contact to be deleted

2. Highlight the contact to be deleted, press the right soft key (Options), then select Delete

3. The phone will prompt that the contact will be deleted. Press the left soft key

(Yes) to confirm the deletion or the right soft key

(No) to cancel

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6.3 Erasing Number/Email/Speed Dial/Ring Tone

From Contact

1. Refer to steps 1-2 in “Searching Contact” on page 45 to locate the

contact whose entries are to be deleted

2. To display the detailed contact information, Press . Press to

move the highlight to the number/email/speed dial/ring tone to be deleted

- If the ring tone is set as “Default”, the ring tone entry is not

displayed

3. Press the right soft key (Options) then select Erase entry

4. The phone will prompt you that the entry will be deleted. Press the left

soft key (Yes) to confirm the deletion

~ Note: If the ring tone is deleted, the setting will be changed to

“Default”

6.4 Making Call/Creating New Message from

Contact

1. Refer to steps 1-2 in “Searching Contact” on page 45 to find the desired contact

- If there is an icon preceding the contact item, it indicates a default

number/email has been set. Press to dial the default number or create an email addressed to the default email, ignoring the following steps

- If there is no icon preceding the contact item or you want to make a

call/create a message or email to another number/email, go to step 2

2. To display the detailed information of the selected contact, press

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3. To make a call, press to highlight the desired phone number,

then press

To create a message or email, press to highlight the desired address then press or the left soft key (Send Msg). The

address automatically appears in the Recipients box. Refer to steps 4-8 in “Composing Message” on page 29 for additional information

Calculator Application

7. CALCULATOR APPLICATION

This function permits 10-digit arithmetic operations, with a series of operators, both simple (for example, addition) and advanced (for example, reciprocal). The calculator also includes simple memory functions

To access the calculator application from the idle state, press to access main menu, and then select Calc

The screen appears as an old-style simple calculator, with the key mappings shown on the calculator

1. The screen will initially display the number “0”. Enter the first number to be calculated

- To enter a minus sign, press ; to enter a decimal point, press

2. Press , , or to enter the plus, minus, multiplication or division signs respectively

z To implement advanced operations, press the left soft key

(Advanced) and then select the desired operation

3. Enter the second number

- To enter “0”, press # and ; “0.0” will be displayed

4. To display the calculation result, press

- To conduct further calculations from this result, repeat steps 2-4

- To store the calculation result in the phone, press the right soft key

(Memory) to open the Memory menu and then select Store. The restored value appears in parenthesis after the Recall item. To retrieve the memory in later operation, select Recall in the Memory menu. To clear the memory, select Clear in the Memory menu.

Calculator Application

5. When starting a new calculation, if the result from the last calculation is not “0”, press to initialize

z Press to return to idle state. Contents of the current calculation

are erased, but the memory is preserved

z To delete the character you just entered, press . To erase all

entered characters, press and hold

z A maximum of 10 digits (with or without minus sign and decimal point)

can be entered at one time. The phone will ignore any additionally entered digits

z If the formula violates mathematical principles (for example, division

by zero and square root of negative number), “Error” will be displayed. Press to clear this message before entering any operators and operands

z If the calculation result is more than 11 significant digits, “Error” will

be displayed

z Precision number after decimal point is 6

Settings Application

8. SETTINGS APPLICATION

The Settings application allows you to change the following phone settings: sound, display, buttons, network, phone features, and security. An additional “about” option is available to display phone specific information

To access Settings application, press to access the main menu then select Settings

Many menu entries have a right soft key labeled “Info” associated with them. The soft key only appears when the highlight is on the associated

menu item. Press the right soft key (Info) to view the contents; press

to scroll the screen; press the left soft key (Done) or to

return to the menu

8.1 Sound

SettingsÆ Sound

This menu allows you to set ring tones, sound effects and phone volumes

8.1.1 Ring Tones

Settings Æ Sound Æ Ring Tones

This sets the default ring tone. The default ring tone is played for all incoming calls that do not have another ring tone assigned to them in Contacts

Press to scroll through the ring tones and press the left soft key

(play) to listen to a sample of each. After highlighting the desired

ring tone, press to save the setting

Settings Application

8.1.2 Sound Effects

Settings Æ Sound Æ Sound Effects

Any non-voice sound that is also not a ring tone is considered to be a sound effect. Traditional “clicks”, “tones”, and other DTMF sounds are

grouped under sound effects. The sounds are played through the

earphone if it is attached; otherwise they are played through the far field

speaker

This setting allows you to determine how many sounds are played when the phone is in use. You can choose from only a few broad categories (you do not have complete control over each sound used)

Press to select the desired sound effect then press to confirm. The radio button before the current sound effect is selected

The following options are available:

z Complete: All sound effects will be played

z Alerts only: Only sound effects for missed call notification, battery, call

origination failed, call dropped notes will be played

z None: No sound effects will be played

However, if the ringer volume is zero, or the master volume is "Off" or "Off + Vibrate", no sound effects will be played at all, no matter whatever the sound effects setting is

Default: Complete

8.1.3 Volumes

This menu allows you to set master volume, ringer volume, voice volume and key volume

8.1.3.1 Master Volume

Settings Æ Sound Æ Volumes Æ Master Volume

This function enables you to define how the phone will notify you of events

Settings Application

such as incoming calls, new messages/pages and alarm, countdown, notes, and so on. Master volume affects all sounds except for voice

You can also access this option by pressing and holding from idle state. Refer to "Master Volume Control” on page 23

Press to select the desired option then press to confirm the selection

The radio button before the current sound effect is selected

The following options are available:

z On: The phone will play ring tone for events

z Off: The phone will neither play ring tone nor vibrate for events

z On + Vibrate: The phone will first vibrate and then play ring tone for

events

z Off + Vibrate: The phone will vibrate for events

Default: On

By the master volume, you can turn on the phone vibrator. The vibrator applies only to ring tones/alerts. The volume can be on or off, and the vibrator, independently, can be turned on or off. When the volume is off but the vibrator is on, the phone is in “Vibrate” mode and the vibrate annunciator appears. When both the volume and the vibrator are off, the phone is in “Silent” mode, and the silent annunciator appears. These two annunciators are mutually exclusive

8.1.3.2 Ringer Volume

Settings Æ Sound Æ Volumes Æ Ringer Volume

You can also access this option by pressing or in idle state. Refer to "Ringer Volume Control” on page 22

Ringer volume controls volume control for currently selected ring tones and missed call notes, battery, call origination failed, call dropped notification sounds played through the speaker. It excludes voice(s)

Settings Application

played through the speaker

To adjust the volume, press . There are eight volume levels (0-7). If the value is not zero, press the right soft key (Play) to listen to the volume. Press the left soft key (Save) to save the setting

z When the volume is set to zero, the silent annunciator is shown; if

the annunciator was previously displayed and the volume has been changed to a non-zero value, the annunciator disappears

Default: 3

8.1.3.3 Voice Volume

Settings Æ Sound Æ Volumes Æ Voice Volume

You can also access this option by pressing or during call state. Refer to "In Call Operations” on page 18

This setting allows you to set the earpiece or earphone (whichever the voice channel is playing through) volume

To adjust the volume, press . There are eight volume levels (0-7). Press the left soft key (Save) to save the setting; press the right soft key (Cancel) or to exit

Default: 3

8.1.3.4 Key Volume

Settings Æ Sound Æ Volumes Æ Key Volume

Select this option to adjust the key pad volume

To adjust the volume, press . There are 8 eight volume levels (0-7). Press the left soft key (Save) to save the setting; press the right soft key (Cancel) or to exit

Default: 3

Settings Application

8.2 Display

This menu allows you to set screen properties and formatting

8.2.1 Properties

Settings Æ Display Æ Properties

This menu enables you to set the contrast, backlight timer and application timeout value

8.2.1.1 Contrast

Settings Æ Display Æ Properties Æ Contrast

This option enables you to specify the contrast level for the screen. After you access this option, pressing will display the current setting in the

pop-up selector

There are seven contrast levels. Press to adjust the contrast. The screen display will reflect the contrast setting. After adjusting the contrast,

press or to complete the setting

Default: 4

8.2.1.2 Backlight Timer

Settings Æ Display Æ Properties Æ Light Timer

Normally the backlight turns off after a certain period of inactivity. If off, the backlight will automatically turn on (if Light Timer is not set to "Always off") when you press keys or when the phone receives a call

After you access this option, the radio button before the current setting is

selected. Press to move the highlight then press to confirm the selection

The following options are available:

Settings Application

After 10 sec

The backlight will last for 10 seconds after the last keystroke

After 30 sec

The backlight will last for 30 seconds after the last keystroke

After 60 sec

The backlight will last for 60 seconds after the last keystroke

Always off

The backlight will always be off

Always on

The backlight will always be on. When this option is set, the phone displays a warning message that the battery may drain quickly if the

backlight is always on. Press the left soft key (Yes) to confirm the setting, or press the right soft key (No) or to return to the

backlight timer selection with the previous value selected

Default: After 10 sec

8.2.1.3 Application Timeout

Settings Æ Display Æ Properties Æ AppTimeOut

This setting enables you to set the period of time before the phone returns to idle state. However, if you have added, deleted, or altered information after your arrival at the application, the phone will not automatically return to idle state

When you access this option, the radio button before the current setting is

selected. Press to move the highlight and then press to confirm the selection

Settings Application

The following options are available:

After 60 sec

The phone will return to idle state 60 seconds after the last action in an application

Afte r 2 min.

The phone will return to idle state 2 minutes after the last action in an application

Afte r 5 min.

The phone will return to idle state 5 minutes after the last action in an application

Default: After 60 sec

8.2.2 Formatting

Settings Æ Display Æ Formatting

This menu enables you to set the phone language, name order (first name, last name), date & time and banner

8.2.2.1 Phone Language

Settings Æ Display Æ Formatting Æ UI Lang.

This setting sets the language that appears on the phone’s text display. This selection is independent of the text entry language (see "Text Language” on page 48)

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press to move the highlight and then press to confirm the selection

The following options are available:

z English

Settings Application

z Spanish

z Portuguese

Default: English

8.2.2.2 Name Order

Settings Æ Display Æ Formatting Æ Name Order

This setting enables you to determine the formatting of names in Contacts and other places where contact names are displayed (for example: Call Log, Messaging)

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press to move the highlight and then press to confirm the selection

The following options are available:

z First then last

z Last then first

z Last, First

Default: First then last

8.2.2.3 Date & Time

Settings Æ Display Æ Formatting Æ Date & Time Date Format

This setting determines the date formatting

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press to move the highlight and then press to confirm the selection

The following options are available:

z MM/DD/YYYY

z DD/MM/YYYY

Settings Application

z YYYY/MM/DD

Default: MM/DD/YYYY

Separator

This setting determines the date separator formatting

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press to move the highlight and then press to confirm the selection

The following options are available:

z Slash “/”

z Period “.”

z Space “ “

Default: Slash “/”

Time Format

This setting determines the time formatting

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press to move the highlight to the desired format then press to confirm the

selection

The following options are available:

z AM/PM

z 24 hour

Default: AM/PM

8.2.2.4 Banner

Settings Æ Display Æ Formatting Æ Banner

This setting enables you to edit the banner text displayed on the screen in idle state

Settings Application

After accessing this option, enter the banner text (up to 11 alphanumeric characters can be entered), then press the left soft key (Save) to

complete the operation. For text entry, refer to "Text Entry" on page 48

8.3 Shortcuts

Settings Æ Shortcuts

The shortcuts setting allows you to access an application with a single key press in idle state. You can assign shortcuts for the left soft key, right soft key, send key, left keypress and right keypress

After reaching this menu, press to access its submenu. Press

to highlight a shortcut key then press . Press to highlight an application to be assigned to the selected key. Press to confirm the

selection

The same application can be mapped to several keys

Default values:

z Left softKey: Contacts z Right softKey: Msging z Send Key:Call Log z Left Keypress: None z Right Keypress: None

8.4 Roaming

Settings Æ Roaming

This setting controls access to a roaming network

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press to move the highlight and then press to confirm the selection

The following options are available:

Settings Application

z On

z Off

Default: On

8.5 Features

Settings Æ Features

This setting allow you to set phone features such as text input, any key answer, auto keyguard, call timers, touch tone and service tones

8.5.1 Text Input

SettingsÆ Features Æ Text Input

This menu enables you to clear the phone dictionary, set the text entry method and the text language

8.5.1.1 Clear Dictionary

SettingsÆ FeaturesÆ Text Input Æ Clear Dictionary

The phone automatically adds words that you use to a personal word dictionary. You can use this setting to clear the dictionary

Press to select this option. You will be asked whether you want to clear the personal dictionary. Press the left soft key (Yes) to confirm or press the right soft key (No) or to cancel

8.5.1.2 Text Entry

Settings Æ Features Æ Text Input Æ Text Entry

Not all text entry modes are applicable to all text/numeric entry types; only the applicable modes are shown for a given text/numeric entry type. Refer to the table in "Default Text Modes” on page 48 for details

This setting sets the default text entry mode for unrestricted text fields

Settings Application

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press to move the highlight to the desired option then press to confirm the

selection

The following options are available:

z Multitap

z eZiText

z Numeric

For details of the text entry methods, refer to "Text Entry" on page 48

Default: Depends on type of text entry field

8.5.1.3 Text Language

Settings Æ Features Æ Text Input Æ Text Lang

This setting sets the text entry language for the phone. This selection is independent of phone language (see “Phone Language” on page 48)

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press to move the highlight to the desired language then press to confirm the

selection

The following options are available:

z UI Language

z English

z Spanish

z Portuguese

Default: UI Language

8.5.2 Anykey Answer

Settings Æ Features Æ AnyKey Answer

This setting allows you to enable/disable any-key answering. If this setting

Settings Application

is "On", you can answer incoming calls by pressing any key on the keypad except the Reject soft key, Silence soft key or the key

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press to move the highlight to the desired option then press to confirm the

selection

The following options are available:

z On

z Off

Default: Off

8.5.3 Auto Keyguard

Settings Æ Features Æ Auto Keyguard

This setting allows you to automatically lock the keypad for a set period of time after the last action on the keypad; or you can disable the keypad to be automatically locked

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press to move the highlight to the desired option and then press to confirm

the selection

The following options are available:

z 30 Seconds: The keypad will be automatically locked 30 seconds after

the last action

z 1 Minute: The keypad will be automatically locked one minute after the

last action

z 2 Minutes: The keypad will be automatically locked two minutes after

the last action

z 5 Minutes: The keypad will be automatically locked five minutes after

the last action

z Off: The keypad will not be automatically locked

Settings Application

Default: Off

8.5.4 Call Timers

Settings Æ Features Æ Call Timers

This setting allows you to view and reset the call timers for incoming, outgoing and all calls

After you access this menu, press to access its sub-menu. Press

to select the type of call timer then press . The total time for the

given type of call appears. Press the right soft key (Reset) to clear the time value to zero. Press the left soft key (Done) or to

exit without changing the time value. The All Calls Timer cannot be cleared

8.5.5 Touchtone

Settings Æ Features Æ Touchtone

This setting allows you to change the length of the DTMF tones

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press to move the highlight and then press to confirm the selection

The following options are available:

z Short: A short DTMF tone burst (key beep) will be generated

regardless of how long a key press is held before releasing

z Long: It results in generation of a continuous DTMF tone that ceases

only when a key press is released

Default: Short

8.5.6 Service Tones

Settings Æ Features Æ Svc Tones

With this setting on, standard tones will be played when the phone has acquired or lost a signal. The tones will play only when the phone is in idle

Settings Application

state, and they will be played through the speaker. The volume is scaled based on the ringer volume. If the earphone is connected, then the tones are played through the earphone, and they are scaled using the earphone volume, and further scaled by the ringer volume

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press to move the highlight to the desired option then press to confirm the

selection

The following options are available:

z On

z Off

Default: On

8.6 Security

Settings Æ Security

This setting allows you to set voice privacy, and reset the phone’s settings to their original configuration

8.6.1 Voice Privacy

Settings Æ Security Æ Voice Privacy

This setting turns voice privacy on and off

The radio button before the current setting is selected. Press

move the highlight to the desired option then press

to confirm the

selection

The following options are available:

z On

z Off

Default: On

Settings Application

8.6.2 Default Reset

Settings Æ Security Æ Default Reset

This setting allows you to reset the phone’s settings to their original configuration. No other information (such as Contacts, messages) will be erased

Press and a note will be displayed, asking whether you want to continue to reset the default values. Press the left soft key (Yes) to continue or the right soft key (No) or to cancel and return to

the menu

8.7 About

Settings Æ About

The About menu displays the MDN (Mobile Directory Number), Hex ESN (Electronic Serial Number), BREW (Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless) Version and Software Version

After you access this option, press to scroll the screen. Press the left soft key (Done) or to hide the screen and return to the

Settings menu

Brew Application

9. BREW APPLICATION

This application requires network support

9.1 MobileShop

Mobileshop allows you to download your favorite ring tone, screen saver, games, etc via Application Server access

1. Press to access the main menu then select Brew

2. Select MobileShop

z Catalog: Shows available MobileShop application

z Download Help: Detailed information on the downloadable application

list, downloading cost, how to download, memory status and more

9.2 Settings

1. Press to access the main menu then select Brew

2. Press to move the highlight to Settings then press to access the menu

9.2.1 Order Apps

To set the application order:

1. Select Order Apps then select a folder from the Main Menu, Favorites, Work or Fun list, then press

2. Press and then you will see the up and down arrow key

3. Move the application orders by pressing

Brew Application

9.2.2 Move Apps

To move an application to a selected folder:

1. Select Move Apps then select a folder from the Main Menu, Favorites, Work or Fun list, then press

2. Select the application to be moved to another folder

3. Select the folder where the selected application is to be saved

4. You will see a note indicating the successful moving of the application

9.2.3 Manage Apps

This menu allows you to select Manage Apps and the application to manage

9.2.4 Menu View

This menu allows you to select the Main Menu display style from the “Small Icon” “Large Icon” and “List” types

9.2.5 Screen Savers

This menu shows your screen savers and allows you to select screen saver images

9.2.6 View Log

This menu allows you to view the Brew application access logs

9.3 Help

This menu gives detailed explanation to help you understand how to purchase an application, how to pay and the charges

1. Press to access the main menu then select Brew

Brew Application

2. Press to move the highlight to Help then press to access the menu

Voicemail Application

10. VOICEMAIL APPLICATION

The voicemail function requires system connection

When the phone is switched off, outside of the service area range or unavailable, incoming calls will be redirected to the voicemail system. The system will automatically answer the calls and prompt the callers to leave a message

By voicemail application, you can see how many voicemails are on the network and dial in to listen / retrieve the message(s). When there is one or more voicemails on the network, the voicemail annunciator

appears

In idle state, press to access the main menu and then select VMail. The screen text indicates how many voicemails are on the network. Press

the left soft key (Call) to dial the voicemail server number to retrieve the message

z If there is at least 1 voicemail, you can press the right soft key

(Reset) to reset the number of voicemails to zero

z When there are no voicemails or you have manually reset the counter

to zero, the voicemail annunciator does not appear

Clock Application

11. CLOCK APPLICATION

This application enables you to set the alarms for a specified time, and use timer and countdown functions

To access the clock application from the idle state, press to access main menu, then select Clock

~ Note: This function requires network support. If you are in places

where no digital signal is available, a note stating “A signal is required for this application to begin” will display

11.1 Alarm Clock

This function enables you to activate/deactivate and review alarms for specified time. Up to three alarms can be set. Once an alarm is activated, the alarm annunciator will be displayed

z When the preset alarm time expires, the phone will sound the alarm

ringer and a note with the “Alarm” title will appear. The body of the note contains the time. The alarm will sound for two minutes and the note will remain on the screen until you dismiss it

z If the ringer volume is zero, or the master volume is “Off”, no alarm

ringer will be played but the "Alarm" note will be displayed when the preset alarm time expires; if the master volume is “Off + Vibrate”, the phone will vibrate; if the master volume is "On + Vibrate", the phone will first vibrate and then play the ring tone

z Press the left soft key (Dismiss) or to silence the alarm

and return to the state in which the note appeared. When the keypad is locked, you still can press the left soft key (Dismiss) or

to silence the ring tone and dismiss the note

Clock Application

z After an alarm sounds, the alarm annunciator is removed from the

display, unless the alarm is repeating, in which case it remains on the screen

z If the phone is off when the alarm time expires, nothing will be

displayed when the phone is powered back on

z When the alarm time expires, if a call is ongoing, a simple tone is

played through the earpiece or earphone (whichever the voice channel is playing through) instead of the assigned ring tone. The simple tone will be repeated once

z A new alarm has priority over an old alarm. If an alarm is ringing, and a

new one interferes, the new alarm’s sound plays. However, once you dismiss the new alarm, the old alarm continues to play until the total time is two minutes, including the time it was playing before the interference that it has been playing

To set a new alarm or revise an existing alarm:

1. After accessing the clock application, select Alarm C loc k. There are three alarms you can set. All three alarms are uninitialized upon factory installation and “None” is displayed on the screen

- Once the alarm is initialized, there is no way to return to the

uninitialized state

- If the alarm has been initialized, the right soft key (Turn

off/Turn on) appears as long as the alarm time is in the future. The

item contains an icon (√ means the alarm is on and × means the alarm is off), a date (as per the date format), a separator (@) and a

specified time. Press the right soft key (Turn on/off) to switch between the alarm on/off states

2. Select an item and then press to set the alarm

- The cursor is placed at the first character of the Time field

3. To set the date (as per the date format), press to highlight the Date field, and then press the - keys to enter the date

Clock Application

- If the alarm is uninitialized, the default date is the current date

- The cursor is on the digit which is not highlighted. It will advance

automatically as you enter the date

- The year that can be set for alarm clock is 63 years later than the

current time, otherwise, the phone will prompt "The date is not valid, but it can still be saved". The year range that can be saved is 1980-2115

- The phone does not allow invalid input. If you are on the first

character of the month field, and you enter a number greater than 1, then the first character of the month field will be filled with ‘0’ and the second with the entered digit. If you have entered a 1 on the first character, then button presses with values greater than 2 will be ignored

4. To set the time, press to highlight the Time field, and then press

- to enter the time

- The cursor is on the digit which is not highlighted. It will advance

automatically as you enter the time

- The phone does not allow invalid input. If you enter a number

greater than the allowed value on the first character of the hour or minute field, then the first character of the field will be filled with "0" and the second with the entered digit. If you enter a number greater than the allowed value on the second character of the hour field, the button presses will be ignored

- If the time format is AM/PM, and if you want to change “AM” in the

Time field to “PM”, press when the cursor is on “A”. If you want to change “PM” in the Time field to “AM”, press when

the cursor is on “P”. The presses other than or are ignored. You cannot move the cursor to "M".

5. To set the repeat mode, press to highlight the Repeat field and then press to display an option menu

Clock Application

- The options are: Never, Every day, Once a week, Every week

day or Every weekend. The last option is context-sensitive. If the

day of the alarm falls on a week day, then the “Every week day” item is visible, and there is no “Every weekend” item. If the day of the alarm falls on a Saturday or Sunday, then the “Every weekend” item is visible, and there is no “Every week day” item

- Press

to highlight an option and press to confirm the

selection. The currently selected value is indicated by a check mark

6. To set the ring tone, highlight the Ringer field then press to display an option menu

- Press to highlight a ring tone and press to confirm the

selection. The currently selected value is indicated by a check mark

- If you do not set the ring tone, the default ring tone “Bells” is used

7. Press the left soft key (Set) to save the setting

- If the alarm date is earlier than the current date, a note prompting

“The date is not valid, but it can still be saved.” appears. Press the left soft key (Yes) to save or press the right soft key (No) to cancel

- If the master volume is set to “Off + Vibrate”, “Alarm will not sound

in Vibrate mode” appears

- If the master volume is set to “Off” or the ringer volume is zero,

“Alarm will not sound in Silent mode” appears

~ Note: During the setting, you can press to move one field up

or down. When you enter the date and time, press to move the cursor and then modify the number

Both the Date and Time fields use special restricted text entry

11.2 Timer

To set the timer function:

Clock Application

1. After accessing the clock application, select Timer

2. If the timer is stopped or has a zero value, press the left soft key (Start) or to start the timer. The left soft key changes to “Stop”

3. When the timer is running, you can press the left soft key (Stop) or to stop the timer

- If the timer is running, press to return to the Clock menu, or

press to return to idle state, with the timer continuing to run. If the timer is stopped and has a non-zero value, press to

return to the Clock menu, or press to return to idle state, with the value saved

4. To reset the timer (a non-zero value), press the left soft key (Reset)

11.3 Countdown

If a countdown is running. the annunciator is displayed until the event has expired

z When a countdown expires, the phone will sound the countdown ring

tone, and a note with the “Countdown” title will appear. The body of the note contains the duration for which the countdown was set. The alarm will sound for two minutes and the note will remain on the screen unless you dismiss it

z If the ringer volume is zero, or the master volume is “Off”, no

countdown ring tone will be played, however, the countdown expiry note will be displayed when the preset countdown duration expires; if the master volume is “Off + Vibrate”, the phone will vibrate; if the master volume is "On + Vibrate", the phone will first vibrate and then play the ring tone

z Press the left soft key (Dismiss) or to silence the ring tone

and return to the state in which the note appears

Clock Application

z The countdown annunciator is removed from the display when

the countdown expires

z If the phone is off when the countdown expires, nothing will be

displayed when the phone is powered back on. The countdown annunciator is removed from the screen

z When the countdown expires and if a call is ongoing, a simple tone is

played through the earpiece or earphone (whichever the voice channel is playing through) instead of the assigned ring tone. The simple tone will be repeated once

z When the keypad is locked, you still can press the left soft key

(Dismiss) or to silence the ring tone and dismiss the note

11.3.1 Set Countdown

There are two cases of setting the countdown function:

11.3.1.1 When Countdown Value is Zero

If the countdown value was never set, or the timer value has been reset, the initial countdown value is zero. In this case, to set the countdown function:

1. After accessing the Clock application, select Countdown

2. Press the right soft key (Ring Tone) to assign a custom ring tone to play when the countdown time has elapsed

- Press to highlight a ring tone and press to confirm the

selection. The currently selected value is indicated by a check mark

- If you do not set the ring tone, the default ring tone “Bells” is used

3. Press the left soft key (Set) to set the countdown duration. Key in the countdown duration in hh:mm:ss format

- The maximum duration that can be entered for a countdown is

99:59:59 (99 hours, 59 minutes, 59 seconds)

Clock Application

- The tens digit for the minute and second field is restricted so that no

entry above "6" is permitted

- Press to reset the previous character to zero. Press to

return to idle state and no changes are saved to the countdown duration

4. To save the countdown, press the left soft key (Save)

- If the master volume is set to “Off + Vibrate”, “Alarm will not sound

in Vibrate mode” appears

- If the master volume is set to “Off” or the ringer volume is zero,

“Alarm will not sound in Silent mode” appears

11.3.1.2 When Countdown Value is not Zero

If the duration of the countdown is not zero, you can reset the duration to zero or change the ring tone by observing the following steps:

1. After accessing the Clock application, select Countdown

2. Press the right soft key (Options) to reset the countdown value to zero or to change the ring tone

- When Reset is highlighted, press to reset the countdown

duration to zero. Refer to "When Countdown Value is Zero” on page 48 for additional information

- When Ring Tone is highlighted, press

or to assign a

custom ring tone to play when the countdown time has elapsed

11.3.2 Start /Stop the Countdown

When the countdown duration is set, press the left soft key (Start) to start the countdown. When a countdown is running. the annunciator is displayed until the event has expired

Clock Application

z Once the countdown is started, you can press the left soft key

(Cancel) to stop the countdown and reset the value to the last set duration

Poker Application

12. POKER APPLICATION

The poker (Video Poker) application is a game provided for your enjoyment. Video poker is a simplified version of poker, wherein you only get one “turn” to swap any desired cards with ones dealt from the deck

If the game was previously terminated by pressing or due to application timeout, the phone automatically saves the game

1. To access the Video Poker application, press to access the main menu and then select Poker. The screen displays the Video Poker graphic

- If the phone has a saved game (that is, the game was terminated by

pressing or due to application timeout), the phone will display “Continue with saved game?”. Press the left soft key (Yes) to resume the game or press the right soft key (No) to start a

new game. If you resume the game, proceed with step 6

2. To view the payouts, press the right soft key (Payouts). Press

to scroll the screen then press the left soft key (Done) to

hide the screen

3. To start the game, press the left soft key

(Play)

- The phone displays your bank amount and current bet. If a previous

game has been saved, the phone uses the saved bank amount and current bet amount

4. You can press the right soft key (Options) to change the bet, view the payouts and restart a game

- When the highlight is on Change bet, press or to access

the menu. The current bet is marked with a check mark. Press

Poker Application

to select the desired bet amount then press to confirm the change or press to cancel the change

- Select Payouts to view the “win” payout table. While browsing,

press to scroll the screen. Press or the left soft key

(Done) to hide the table

- To quit the current game and restart a game, select Game restart.

You will be asked whether you really want to start a new game. Press the left soft key (Yes) to confirm the restart; or press the right soft key (No) or to cancel

5. Press the left soft key (Deal). The phone displays 5 cards randomly drawn from a 52-card deck

6. Press to move the arrow beneath the cards then press to select a card to be discarded. The selected card will not show its value. Repeat this step if multiple cards are to be discarded

- To cancel the selection of the card to be discarded, press to

move the arrow then press . The card will show its value again and this card will be kept

- You can also press the numeric keys - to discard the

No. 1-5 card. Pressing the corresponding numeric key again will keep the card to be discarded

- To restart a game, press the right soft key (Options) and

select Game restart. Press to continue the game

7. Press the left soft key (Draw) to replace the cards to be discarded with new ones. The screen will show the game result

- If the hand qualifies for a payout, the phone displays a “win”

message and increases your bank amount accordingly

- If the hand does not qualify for a payout, the phone displays a “lose”

message and decreases your bank amount accordingly

Poker Application

8. To continue the game, press the left soft key (Continue). The screen displays your bank amount and current bet. Repeat steps 5-8

- If your Bank Amount falls below $5, the screen will display the result

as “Game over”, and you can press the left soft key (Again) to start a new game

Text Entry

13. TEXT ENTRY

The phone supports three text entry methods or modes, including numeric, multitap and eZiText

In text entry screen (for example, message edit box), press to switch between the available modes. The current text entry mode indicator will

be displayed on the screen directly above the key:

Entry Mode Indicator

numeric mode 123

Multitap

z Abc: Smart mode. First letter is capitalized

with the remaining in lowercase

z ABC: Uppercase. All letters are capitalized

z abc: Lowercase. All letters are in lowercase

eZiText

z Ez: Smart mode. First letter is capitalized with

the remaining in lowercase

z EZ: Uppercase. All letters are capitalized

z ez: Lowercase. All letters are in lowercase

In addition to the three modes, there are two general classes of text entry: unrestricted text entry, and restricted text entry. In unrestricted text entry, you are permitted the complete use of all three modes; in restricted text entry, text capabilities are limited to suit the current context (see page 48 "Restricted Text Fields” for more detailed descriptions)

In all modes of text entry, you can press to delete the previous character

Text Entry

13.1 Numeric Mode

This mode is primarily used for entering phone numbers In numeric mode, the - keys are mapped directly to numbers.

You are able to enter only numbers, symbols, or the space character

1. Press to switch between the text entry modes until the visual indicator 123 appears on the screen directly above

- Pressing and holding # switches to alphanumeric mode; either

eZitext or multitap becomes active depending on which was active last (default is multitap)

2. To enter digits, press the corresponding number keys -

- To insert a space, press #

- To enter a symbol, press to display the symbol table. Use

then press to enter the highlighted symbol

13.2 Multitap Mode

In multitap mode, you can press the same key quickly in succession to switch between the letters associated with that key. You can also press and hold the key to input its numeric value

1. Press to switch between the text entry modes until one of the visual indicators Abc, ABC or abc appears on the screen directly above

the

key

- Pressing and holding

will display the text language selection

menu. This allows you to changes input language temporarily

2. Press repeatedly to switch between the three capitalization modes: smart mode (indicator: Abc), uppercase (indicator: ABC), lowercase (indicator: abc)

Text Entry

- In "smart" mode, the phone operates using basic intelligence about

capitalization. The very first letter of a text entry is capitalized but the others are automatically in lowercase. When you enter a period (or an exclamation mark or a question mark) and a space, then the first letter after the space is capitalized with the remaining letters in lowercase

3. Press - to enter the corresponding letter labeled on the respective key. To enter a letter, press the corresponding key repeatedly until the letter appears

4. After you have entered the intended letter, press any other key on the keypad to enter the next letter. If the next letter and current letter share

the same key, press or simply wait for one second to remove the highlight, and then enter the next letter. Press # to confirm the

current letter input and enter a space

5. Enter symbols and spaces: Press to display the symbol list.

Press to highlight the intended symbol, then press to enter this symbol. Press # to enter a space

6. Enter digits: Press and hold the corresponding key to quickly enter the numeric value associated with each key, or press and hold the #

key to switch to numeric mode and then press the corresponding key

13.3 eZiText Mode

The eZiText paradigm follows a “one button press, one character” approach. In eZiText mode, you spell out each word, pressing each button a single time for each letter. The handset attempts to guess the correct word based on word frequency data. This greatly speed up the text entry process

1. Press to switch between the text entry modes until one of the visual indicators Ez, EZ or ez appears on the screen directly above the

key

Text Entry

- Pressing and holding will display the text language selection

menu. This allows you to changes input language temporarily

2. Press repeatedly to switch between the three capitalization modes: smart mode (indicator: Ez), uppercase (indicator: EZ), lowercase (indicator: ez)

- In "smart" mode, the phone operates using basic intelligence about

3. To enter letters, press - one time for the letters labeled on the respective key; a word matching the entered letters will be displayed automatically

- When you enter the first letter of any English letter, “…” will be

displayed. As you enter letters, the phone will automatically associate the matched English words

- If the letter input does not correspond with any English word in the

phone’s dictionary, the key press will have no response

- Press repeatedly to delete letters from right to left

- To enter the word "a", press and then press . To

enter the word "I", press and then press . Press to change the case

4. The word just entered is highlighted. When the word is highlighted, perform the following to select a word and change upper/lowercase:

z Select a word: If the highlighted word displayed is not desired, press

the key to view other candidates; if there are no other candidate, pressing the key will have no response; pressing and holding the - key will accept the current candidate and

enter the corresponding number

Text Entry

z Change upper/lowercase: Press repeatedly to switch between

the three capitalization modes

5. Enter the selected word: Press or to confirm the selected word and to remove the highlight; or press # to confirm the word

and to add a space

- When no word is highlighted, press # to enter a space; press

to switch text entry modes; press to move the cursor

6. Enter symbols: Press to display the symbol list. Press to highlight the intended symbol, then press to enter this symbol

7. Enter digits: Press and hold the corresponding key to quickly enter the numeric value associated with each key, or press and hold the #

key to switch to numeric mode and then press the corresponding key

13.4 Restricted Text Fields

Some fields do not require full text-editing capabilities; restricted text fields are implemented to help enter appropriate characters and to prevent from creating error conditions such as invalid email addresses or phone numbers

The table on page 48 "Default Text Modes” lists the modes available for each text box, as well as the default mode

13.4.1 Numeric

In numeric restricted text entry, you are permitted only to insert numbers in the active text field. Therefore:

z The text mode must be numeric

z Pressing the key is ignored; pressing and holding the key is also

ignored

Text Entry

z A single key press, pressing and holding of

is mapped to the

pound character (‘#’)

z A single key press of is mapped to the star character (‘*’)

13.4.2 Name

In name restricted text entry, you are expected to enter a name. Since proper nouns are not in the eZitext database, you are not allowed to enter eZitext mode. Therefore:

z The text mode can be numeric or multitap (default multitap)

z The key switches only between numeric and multitap

z Pressing and holding

in numeric mode goes to multitap

z Pressing and holding in multitap mode is ignored

13.4.3 Email Address

In email address restricted text entry, you are expected to enter an email address. Therefore, you are not permitted to enter eZitext mode, and all the restrictions in name restricted text entry apply

Additionally, the key is optimized for symbols relating to email entry. The key is remapped in multitap mode to: @ _ . # * + 1. Normally

this key evokes the symbol list, but because the number of options available to the user is limited, multitap behavior here is more appropriate

13.5 Default Text Modes

This section lists which text modes are available for a given text field. The default text mode for each text field is also listed; you can change the default text field (but not the restrictions on the field) in the Settings application (see “Text Entry” on page 48)

Text Entry

Application Text Field

Default Text

Mode

Restrictions

Contacts

First name, Last name

Multitap Name restricted

Contacts

Phone numbers, pager

Numeric Numeric restricted

Contacts

Email Multitap

Email address restricted

Messaging

Messaging Recipients fields

Numeric

Email address restricted

Messaging

Messaging text body

Multitap Unrestricted

Idle

Pop-up number input box

Numeric Numeric restricted

Troubleshooting

14. TROUBLESHOOTING

When using this phone, if you run into malfunctions, refer to the following troubleshooting techniques before requesting help:

Symptom Diagnosis Solution

Have you pressed and held it for more than 3 seconds?

Press and hold for more than 3 seconds

The phone cannot be switched on

Is the battery low? Charge the battery

Is the phone outside of service area range? Is there sufficient signal strength?

Move to an area with stronger signal

Cannot make calls

Is the phone number correct?

Enter the correct number to make the call.

No ring Is the ringer volume set to

zero or master volume “off”?

Set different ringer volume or master volume

Is the charger properly connected to the phone?

Correctly connect the charger and phone.

The battery cannot be charged. (The battery indicator bar does not scroll)

Is the charger connected to a 100-240V AC wall outlet?

Correctly connect the charger to a 100-240V AC wall outlet

If the malfunction symptoms are not listed in the above table, or the corresponding solution is invalid, please contact your local UTStarcom Customer Service Center.

For Technical Support and Assistance please visit the UTStarcom website

Troubleshooting

at:

http://www.utstar.com

Select “Support” and be directed to the Toll Free number of the UTStarcom International Professional Service Regional Center that serves your area.

Or you can call the UTStarcom North America Professional Service organization at 1-(866) 663-3266.

Safety and Warranty

15. SAFETY AND WARRANTY

This chapter addresses the safety guidelines and precautions to follow when operating your phone. Before operating your phone, please be aware of all the safety details

This chapter contains the terms and conditions of services and the warranty for your phone. Please review them thoroughly

z SAFETY INFORMATION FOR WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES

z SAFETY INFORMATION FOR FCC RF EXPOSURE

z SAR INFORMATION

z FDA CONSUMER UPDATE z 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY

15.1 Safety Information for Wireless Handheld

Phones

Read This Information before Using Your Handheld Portable Cellular Telephone

15.1.1 EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNALS

Your wireless handheld portable telephone is a low power radio transmitter and receiver. When it is ON, it receives and also sends out radio frequency (RF) signals

In August 1996, the Federal Communications Commissions (FCC) adopted RF exposure guidelines with safety levels for handheld wireless phones. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standards previously set by both U.S. and international standards bodies:

z ANSI C95.1 (1992) *

z NCRP Report 86 (1986) *

z ICNIRP (1996) *

Those standards were based on comprehensive and periodic evaluations of the relevant scientific literature. For example, over 120 scientists, engineers, and physicians from universities, government health agencies,

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