UTStarcom UTS-708J Instruction Manual

Personal Station (PS)

Model UTS-708J

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

This wireless hand phone has been tested and complies with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) RF exposure limits for general population/uncontrolled exposure environment. In addition, it complies with the following standards and guidelines:

- FCC 96-326, Guidelines for Evaluating the Environmental Effets of Radio Frequency Radiation.

- FCC OET Bulletin 65 Edition 97-01 (1997) Supplement C, Evaluating

Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields.

- ANSI/IEEE C95.1-1992, IEEE Standard for Safety Levels with Respect to Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields, 3 KHz to 300 GHz.

- ANSI/IEEE C95.3-1992, IEEE Recommended Practice for the Measurement of Potentially Hazardous Electromagnetic Fields - RF and Microwave.

●SAFETY INFORMATION

BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT

EXPLANATION OF ALERT SYNBOLS

USED IN THIS MANUAL ..........2

FOR SAFE OPERATION-IT IS

IMPORTANT YOU READ THIS

....3

CAUTION OF USING ............... 10

FEATURES OF PERSONAL STATION

(PS) UTS-708J ....................11

CHECK PACKAGE CONTENTS ...12 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF

COMPONENTS .................... 14

DISPLAY OWN PHONE NUMBER

AND NUMBER OF EACH

OPRATION MODE (F00).......... 16

SETTING FUNCTIONS............... 16

FUNCTOIN MENU LIST............. 18

BECOMING FAMILIAR WITH YOUR

PHONE .............................. 19

Liquid crystal display (LCD) ....... 19

Attaching the hand strap ......... 21

Using the antenna................... 21

Using the Earphone/Microphone

terminal ............................... 21

CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK ...

Loading and removing the battery

pack.................................... 22

Preparing the battery charger .. 23

Charging ............................... 24

Turning power on.................... 24

SETTING OPERATION MODES (F51)..

USE AS A PHS PHONE

BEFORE USING AS A PHS PHONE...

PLACING A CALL....................29

Placing/ending a call ............... 29

Using dial memo ..................... 31

Using redial key to place calls ... 32 Deleting individual memorized

numbers .............................. 33

Deleting all the content of redial,

call memory or dial memo ...... 34

RECEIVING A CALL .................35

OPERATIONS DURING CALLS ...37

Placing a call on hold ............... 37

Adjusting the receiver volume ... 37 Using the conversation memo

function (communication log) ....

Using the hands-free/speaker

function ............................... 39

Using the Flash function........... 40

CHARACTER INPUT METHOD ...41

Switching input character types

... 41

USING PHONE BOOK ............. 43

Registering a phone book entry ....

Registering numbers that are

stored in radial, call memory or

dial memo ............................ 48

Placing a call by search ........... 49

Placing a call using two touch

dialing ................................. 52

Placing a call using three touch

dialing ................................. 53

Correcting phone book entries .. 53 Changing the group name (F92)

.. 54

Deleting contents of phone book

individually ............................ 54

Deleting all entries in phone book

(F32)................................... 55

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USING THE ANSWER MESSAGE

FUNCTION.......................... 56

Answering message (F24)........ 56

Deleting and changing original

answering message (F24) ...... 57

Setting the answening message...

Canceling the answering message .....

Listening to and deleting messages ...

Deleting all the stored left

messages ............................ 60

Setting the response time from

receiving the incoming call to

answering (F25).................... 61

Taking a call when it is received in

answering message mode ...... 61

Setting answering message when

receiving an incoming call ....... 61

MORE EFFECTIVE USE

SETTING THE CLOCK AND ALARM ...

Setting the clock (F62) ............ 64

Setting the alarm and auto power

off (F09) .............................. 65

ADJUSTING THE SOUND .............

Selecting the ring-tone volume and

type .................................... 67

Selecting the incoming call

notification method (F11) ....... 67

Selecting the hold-tone (F14) .... 69

Setting and Canceling manner

mode .................................. 69

List of ring-tone melody numbers ...

USING THE VOICE RECORDER (VOICE

MEMO) FUNCTION ...................

LIST OF OPERATIONS THAT CAN BE

PERFORMED BY FUNCTION KEY ....

USING THE SCHEDULE FUNCTION

USING THE SCHEDULE FUNCTION ..

Registering a schedule ............ 76

When the specified time arrives ..

Confirming or revising the registered

content of a schedule ............ 79

Deleting the registered content of

schedules individually ............. 80

Confirming or deleting old schedules

(6 or more weeks old) ..............

Deleting all the registered

schedules ............................ 82

OTHERS

USING THE 32KBPS HIGH SPEED

DATA TRANSFER SERVICE.........

Preparing for 32kbps high speed

data transfer ........................ 84

Sending data by 32kbps high speed

data transfer ........................ 85

Receiving data by 32kbps high

speed data transfer............... 86

USING MODEM FOR DATA/FAX

COMMUNICATION ....................

Setting modem communication

(F95)................................... 88

Performing modem communication ...

USING THE SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE ...

Making an original message

(Write Draft Text).................. 89

Insart the made message into the

original message ................... 90

Deleting the contents of original

message (Draft Text) individually..

Deleting the all contents of original

message (Draft Text) ............. 91

Send the message .................. 91

Receive a message ................. 92

Read the received message...... 93

Deleting the received message . 94

SETTING OTHER FUNCTIONS... 95

Dial lock ................................ 95

Key lock ................................ 96

Phone book lock (F30) ............. 96

Caller number notification (F60) ...

Owner Name Record (F63) ...... 98

Back light (F65) ...................... 98

LCD contrast (F66) ................. 99

Any key answer (F67) .............. 99

Registering a password number

(F71)................................. 100

Set default values (F72) ......... 101

Key touch tone (F80)............. 102

Out of service area alarm (F81)...

102

Connecting (link) sound (F82)...

103

Hand-over tone(F83) ............. 103

USING PHONE AS A TRANSCEIVER ..

104

Things to check before using ...

104

Registering a transceiver group

(F55)................................. 104

Calling the other party ........... 105

Receiving a call..................... 106

APPENDIX

BEFORE ASSUMING IT'S BROKEN ..

108

MAINTENANCE ....................110

Maintenance ........................ 110

SPECIFICATIONS.................. 111

● CONTENTS (cont.)

BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT

●

EXPLANATION OF ALERT SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL

..P2

●

FOR SAFE OPERATION - IT IS IMPORTANT YOU READ THIS

..P3

● CAUTION OF USING ................... P10

●

FEATURES OF PERSONAL STATION (PS)

UTS-708J..P11

● CHECK PACKAGE CONTENTS ...... P12

●

NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS

..P14

●

BECOMING FAMILIAR WITH YOUR PHONE

..P19

● CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK .. P22

●

SETTING OPERATION MODES (F51)

..P25

Caution

Warning

Danger

So that the user can use this product in the correct safe manner, this instruction manual uses various alert symbols. These symbols are for the prevention of injury to the user or others and for the prevention of property damage. The following shows the symbols and explains their meaning. Please learn these symbols before reading this manual.

This symbol indicates that ignorance of the symbol and of the instruction given together with it or erroneous operations on the product may cause an imminent hazard which directly results in personal serious injury or death.

This symbol implies a factor that may cause personal serious injury or death due to ignorance of the symbol and of the instructions given together with it or erroneous operations of the product.

This symbol implies a factor that may cause personal injury or property damage due to ignorance of the symbol and of the instructions given together with it or erroneous operations on the product.

Example of alert symbols

This symbol indicates CAUTION (includes DANGER and WARNING), the pictures in the triangle show caution details. (The left picture shows a general warning.)

These symbols indicate actions that must not be performed. Carefully read the given instructions and DO NOT carry out these actions. (The left picture shows DO NOT DISASSEMBLE.)

These symbols indicate instructions that must be followed. Carefully read the given instructions and always carry them out. (The left picture shows REMOVE PLUG.)

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EXPLANATION OF ALERT SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL

DO NOT

DISASSEMBLE

DO NOT

PERFORM

REMOVE

PLUG

INSTRUCTIONS

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FOR SAFE OPERATION

- IT IS IMPORTANT YOU READ THIS

Phone handling instructions

Do not turn this phone on near electronic equipment that uses sensitive controls or weak signals.

Use of this phone may cause electronic equipment to malfunction. Examples of sensitive electronic equipment include: Hearing aids, medical apparatus (pacemakers included), fire alarms, automatic doors and other automatic control equipment. If you are using a pacemaker or some other medical apparatus, ask medical apparatus makers or dealers about the effect which will be caused by the radio wave from the phone.

When using in hospitals, always follow the directions of that medical facility.

Otherwise, use of phone may adversely affect medical electronic equipment.

Keep this phone turned off while in areas prohibiting use of phone such as in aircraft.

Otherwise, use of phone may adversely affect electronic equipment.

Do not give it a strong shock or throw it.

Otherwise, it may cause battery leakage, heat generation, explosion, breakage or fire.

Do not use while driving or cycling.

Otherwise it will prevent safe driving and may cause accidents. Stop the car or cycle in a safe place before using this phone.

Do not swing this phone by holding its strap or antenna.

Otherwise it may hit you or others, or it may cause accidents such as injury, or damage or defect of the phone.

Do not turn on phone where there is dust or flammable substance such as propane gas or gasoline.

Otherwise it may cause fire or explosion.

Warning

STOP !

TURN OFF!

TURN

OFF!

Do not put any metal pieces or foreign matter into crevices on this phone.

Otherwise it may cause electric shock or breakage.

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FOR SAFE OPERATION

- IT IS IMPORTANT YOU READ THIS (cont.)

In the event that smoke (or strange odors) comes from this phone, immediately turn it off.

Otherwise, continued use may cause fire. Take it to the dealer promptly.

Do not disassemble or modify this phone.

Otherwise, it may cause damage or an accident such as fire or injury.

NO !

Turn off your phone when in very crowded situations such as a crowded train because a nearby person may have a pacemaker fitted.

Otherwise, the phones radio waves may adversely affect pacemaker operation.

Caution

Never attempt to dry your phone if it gets wet by placing it in a microwave oven, also never place this phone in or on microwave ovens, high voltage containers or electronic cooking equipment.

Do not get on this phone. (Especially be careful with small children.)

Otherwise, it may cause injury by tumbling or breaking.

Do not leave this phone in a dusty, humid or hot place.

Otherwise, it may cause a fire or a breakage.

Do not leave or use it in direct sunshine or inside a car exposed to the sun.

Otherwise, it may cause battery leakage, heat generation, explosion or fire. Also the phone may break or warp.

Do not use or leave it near heaters or fires.

Otherwise, it may cause a breakage.

If an electrical storm occurs while using this phone outside, immediately turn off the phone and move to a safe location.

Otherwise, it may cause you to get struck by lightning or get an electric shock.

Battery pack handling instructions

Danger

Never heat battery pack or throw it in the fire.

Otherwise, it may cause an explosion.

Do not connect a short circuit between + and - of the connector of the battery pack.

Otherwise, it may cause a leakage, heat generation or explosion.

Use the designated battery pack only.

Otherwise , it may cause an injury, fire or contamination of the outer surface by the leakage or explosion of the battery pack.

Do not replace the battery pack with a wet hand.

Otherwise, it may cause ignition or a breakage.

Do not use or leave the battery pack in hot places such as near heaters or fire.

Otherwise, it may cause leakage, or heat generation, explosion or ignition.

Never touch substances leaking from the battery pack.

Otherwise, battery fluids can burn skin or cause blindness. In case fluid gets in contact with eyes, immediately flush eyes with running water and get prompt medical attention.

When leakage or odors come from battery pack, immediately move away from fire.

Otherwise, fluid may catch fire and cause an ignition or explosion.

Warning

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FOR SAFE OPERATION

- IT IS IMPORTANT YOU READ THIS (cont.)

Do not let battery pack get wet by water or urine of pets.

Otherwise, it may cause heat generation, smoke emission or rust.

When battery fluids get on skin or clothing, wash immediately with running water.

Otherwise, it will damage skin.

Caution

Ensure battery pack is correctly installed.

Otherwise, failure to observe cell polarity may damage the product.

Battery pack's chargeable temperature is between 10°C and 40°C.

Charging outside this range may cause a leakage, heat generation, shorter battery pack life or lower power efficiency.

NO !

Do not keep the battery pack in a dusty, humid or hot place.

Otherwise, it will cause a fire or breakage.

Do not disassemble or modify

the battery pack.

Otherwise, it may cause a leakage, heat generation, explosion or ignition.

Recharge

Battery charger and AC adapter handling instructions

Warning

In case of dropping or breaking the battery charger or AC adapter, immediately unplug the AC adapter from the AC outlet.

Otherwise, it may cause an electric shock or breakage. Take it to the dealer promptly.

Do not handle the AC adapter, battery charger or the power plug of the AC adapter with a wet hand.

Otherwise, it may cause an electric shock.

Do not damage the product by forcefully bending or bundling the AC adapter cord.

Otherwise, it may cause a breakage, electric shock or fire.

Do not place heavy items on the AC adapter cord. Do not modify it.

Otherwise, it may cause an electric shock or fire.

When battery charging is

finished, unplug the AC adapter from the AC outlet.

Otherwise, it may cause a fire or breakage.

Always use the designated power source.

Connecting to the wrong power source may cause a fire or breakage.

Do not make a short circuit between the charging terminals.

Otherwise, it may cause a breakage, fire or injury.

Do not insert any piece of metal or foreign matter into a crevice on the AC adapter or battery charger.

Otherwise, it could cause a breakage or electric shock.

Do not swing the AC adapter or battery charger by holding the cord.

Otherwise, it may cause a breakage and injury by hitting you or others.

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FOR SAFE OPERATION

- IT IS IMPORTANT YOU READ THIS (cont.)

Should the battery charger or AC adapter emit smoke or abnormal odor, unplug the AC adapter from the AC outlet immediately.

Continued use of the battery charger may cause a fire or electric shock. Repairing by yourself is dangerous so take it to the dealer promptly.

If the battery charger is exposed to water, unplug the AC adapter from the AC outlet immediately.

Otherwise, it may cause a fire, electric shock or smoke emission.

Do not use table tap, divergence point or divergence socket adapter to put many loads on one AC outlet.

Otherwise, it may cause a fire or heat generation.

Unplug AC adapter from AC

outlet during electrical storms.

Otherwise, it may cause a fire, electric shock and breakage.

Always use the designated battery charger and AC adapter.

Using other battery chargers or AC adapters may cause a breakage.

Caution

Do not leave or use in direct sunshine or places with high temperature such as near a fire or inside a car exposed to the sun.

Otherwise it may cause breakage or warping.

Do not get on the battery charger or AC adapter.

(Especially, be careful with small children.) Otherwise, it may cause injury by tumbling or breaking.

Always unplug the AC adapter by holding on to the main adapter part.

Pulling the adapter by its cord may cause cord damage, which may result in fire or electric shock.

● CAUTION OF USING

■ About water and rain

• Do not use it in bathroom or plunge it into water.

• Try to avoid the phone from getting wet by rain drops etc.

• If the phone gets wet, immediately wipe it with a dry cloth.

• Do not set phone on battery charger when it is wet. Always wipe it dry before

you charge it.

■ Operating environment

• You may hear some noise when cars or motor cycles pass by.

• You may hear some noise or your phone call may be cut off if you use it by OA

equipment or electrical equipment.

• You may hear some noise or your phone call may be cut off if you use it near a

microwave oven because of the electromagnetic waves.

• If you use this phone near the TV or radio, the screen may get messy or you

may hear some noise.

• Try to use this phone where it can get strongest radio wave. The usable area

can be restricted by the surrounding environment (wall, furniture etc.). See page 25 for how to check the strength of the radio wave.

• Radio waves can be jammed by metal furniture so avoid using it near them.

■ How to use this phone

• Consider others when you use it in public places where people gather or where

it is quiet such as concert halls, restaurants and cinemas.

• This phone is using digital signal so it is unlikely to get wire-tapped. However

please be aware of this slim possibility.

This Personal Station (PS) UTS-708J is a digital portable phone that uses wireless communication. (1) It can be used to place and receive calls while in the PHS service area. (2) You can have direct communication as a transceiver between phones.

Please read this instruction manual carefully and treat this phone as two devices in one.

Seamless hand-over

As a first for the PHS, the phone is fitted with two radios. It is no longer easy to be cut off while moving. During a call, the base station with the best conditions is received by reached the another radio which means the hand-over interval is even shorter and a stable clear conversation can be achieved.

Dual Mode

This phone is fitted with a dual mode communication system. The combination of public and transceiver mode enables simultaneous standby condition with the two radios.

3 chord melody

With a 3 octaves range, ring-tones of up to 3 chords are possible.

Hands-free/speaker function

When taking a call, you can talk without needing to hold the phone and it is possible to listen to who your talking with from a speaker. This is useful for when you would like to carry out your business while talking on the phone or while answering message is playing.

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FEATURES OF PERSONAL STATION (PS) UTS-708J

Answering message, conversation memo and voice recorder function

When you cannot answer the phone because you are busy working or somewhere like an art museum, you can set the "answering message" function, which answers any calls with an answering message and saves the message. You can easily set the function to record a conversation (conversation memo) or record when in standby condition (voice recorder). You can play the recorded memo whenever you please.

Easy electronic organizer function

Like an electronic organizer, you can input your schedule. This can be displayed in week units. When an appointment time is reached, you are notified by beep tone, melody or vibration. You can specify a telephone number related to the appointment to instantly pop up. You can also store timetables for your regular train and bus service.

● CHECK PACKAGE CONTENTS

Check package components after opening box.

● Phone UTS-708J (1)● Battery compartment cover (1)

Accessories

● Battery pack (1) ● Battery charger (1)

● AC adapter (1)

● Hand strap (1)

● Instruction manual (1: this booklet)

MEMO

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Front side of phone

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Bottom side of phone

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Back side of phone

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Right side of phone

■

left side of phone

15 17

16 18

8 12 13

• 11

1 Receiver 2 Antenna

Fully extend the antenna when placing or receiving calls. (Call may be disturbed if antenna is not fully extended.)

3 Incoming light 4 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) 5 key

Press this key to switch to short message or manner mode. (See page 69 and 89.)

6 key

When placing or receiving calls, press this key when using the hands-free function. (See pages 29, 35 and 39.)

7 key

Press this key when ending a call and turning the phone on and off. Also press to stop a ring-tone. (See pages 24, 29 and 36.)

8 key

Use this key to navigate the cursor to the left when inputting characters or when placing a call by redial etc. (See pages 32 and 42.)

9 key

Use this key to navigate the cursor to the right when inputting characters or when using the phone book function. (See pages 42 and 44.)

10 key

Use this key to scroll up the function menu when changing function settings. (See page

25.)

11 key

Use this key to scroll down the function menu when changing function settings. (See page

25.)

12 key

Press this key when setting the various functions, also press to confirm a selected item. (See page 25.)

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NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS

13 key

Press this key when deleting characters or using dial memo. (See pages 31 and

42.)

14 Dial key

Press this key when inputting phone numbers or inputting characters. (See pages 29 and 42.)

15 key

Press this key when setting key lock. (See page 96.)

16 key

Press this key when setting dial lock. (See pages 95.)

17 key

Press this key to record and playback. (See pages 38, 58 and 72.)

18 key

Press when holding/releasing a call or when changing the input character type. (See pages 37 and 41.)

19 Microphone 20Hand strap attachment hole 21Speaker 22Battery charging terminals 2332kbps high speed data connector 24Earphone/mic. jack

* The function of keys explains only main functions.

DISPLAY OWN PHONE NUMBER AND NUMBER OF EACH OPRATION MODE (F00)

Press .

Display starts from the number of the current mode. By using or the number of each mode is displayed in order. Modes that are not registered are not displayed.

SETTING FUNCTIONS

You can call up and set various functions.

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Setting by function menu display

Press .

Select the function you want to use by using .

You can select schedule function (page 76), function history (page 17) and function menu (menu: each type of function can be set)(this page). After selecting, follow the instructions for each function.

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Setting by function menu selection (Menu)

Press .

The function group is displayed. Find the function item of each group from the function menu list (page 18).

Press or and select the function group you want to set.

Function groups for each item category are displayed in order. This display scrolls when the keys are held down.

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NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS (cont.)

Schedule

Fanc.History History Menu

Call Holding

Display/Clock RecMsge&PhnBk

OperationTones

Others

Set

Select

F00 Public

TEL No. Display

07021234567

select

F00 Transceiver

TEL No. Display

.1000

select

Select function item by pressing .

By pressing or , the list of functions can be displayed in order. If the function you want to set is not there, return to step 3 by pressing or .

Press .

You can set the selected function. For more information, see the respective sections for setting each function.

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Setting by function number direct input

You can call up the function setting by using the dial keys to directly input the function number (page 18 and page 74).

Press .

Input function number.

You can set the function by calling up function.

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Setting by function history selection

You can select item from the 5 items in function history which were used previously. You can easily select functions that you set frequently.

Press .

Select function icon by pressing or .

Press .

You can set the selected function.

MEMO

•

If you have not operated the phone for approximately 25 sec, you can exit from the function setting screen by pressing the

key.

FUNCTION MENU LIST

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DISPLAY & CLOCK FUNCTION GROUP

TEL No. Display (F00) Back Light (F65) Set Clock (F62) LCD Contrast (F66) Alarm & Auto OFF (F09) Rec Owner Name (F63)

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CALL & HOLD FUNCTION GROUP

Set Ring-Tone (F11) Select Hold-Tone (F14)

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ANSWER MESSAGE & PHONE BOOK FUNCTION GROUP

Answer Message (F24) Change Group Name (F92) Message Response Time (F25) Clear All Phone Book (F32) Phone Book Lock (F30)

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OPERATION BEEP FUNCTION GROUP

Key Touch Tone (F80) Connecting (link) Tone (F82) Out of Service Area Alarm (F81)

Hand-over Tone (F83)

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OTHER FUNCTION GROUP

Change Standby Mode (F51)

Password Set (F71)

Notifying the Other Party (Caller ID Send) (F60)

Set Default Values (F72) Any Key Answer (F67) Set Modem (F95) Transceiver Group(F55)

P16 P64 P65

P98 P99 P98

P69P67

P54 P55

P56 P61 P96

P103 P103

P102 P102

P100 P101 P88

P25 P97 P99 P104

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NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS (cont.)

Liquid crystal display (LCD)

Lights up when placing a call or during communication.

Lights up when you are in service area.

When

or lights up, the receiving signal is weak and sometimes it is not possible to receive or place calls. Move to a place with a stronger signal.

Lights up when in transceiver mode.

Lights up when PS is receiving in vibration mode.

Lights up when incoming call tone is set to melody.

The battery remaining power display has four different levels.

Fully charged Fair Low. Not much power left. Battery needs recharging. No battery power. A "beep beep beep" sounds while communicating to indicate approximately 1 minute of communication time left.

7 Display area

Display content includes Alphabet and numeric character input, dialed numbers, and other mode states. The following icons appear when their corresponding functions are set.

When manner mode is set (page 69)

Auto power off (page 65)

Dial lock (page 95)

Key lock (page 96) When received short message is

not read out.

Answering Message

This display according to the status and type of the message. See the table on page 20.

Alarm (page 65)

Missed call (page 35)

STRONG

WEAK

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BECOMING FAMILIAR WITH YOUR PHONE

Answer Message 11/12

15:00

1234567890

Call Memory

Operation mode Continual communication time Standby time Public Approximately 6.5 hours Approximately 550 hours Transceiver Approximately 6.5 hours Approximately 220 hours

Guide for battery duration

The times listed below will differ depending on how the batteries are charged, the age of the battery and the environmental conditions.

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BECOMING FAMILIAR WITH YOUR PHONE (cont.)

new messages

exist

Ordinary

message

No display

played

messages only

Cancel

message

Message display

*This also lights up if there are unplayed

voice memos or conversation memos.

MEMO

• In real use, the actual phone usage time will be a combination of standby time and communicating time. If you receive and place many calls and if you move around frequently the battery duration will be shorter.

ATTACHING THE HAND STRAP

Attach the hand strap as shown in the figure on the right. When using it, ensure that it does not detach from the phone.

USING THE ANTENNA

The UTS-708J can place and receive calls while the antenna is in the storage position, however for better performance, use the phone with the antenna pulled out.

• Pull the antenna out fully until it stops with a click.

• When returning the antenna to the storage position, hold on to the base of the antenna and pull it directly downward. Do not forcefully retract antenna while it is bending. Otherwise, it may be bent or damaged.

Caution

• When on the move, always retract the antenna to the storage position.

• Do not apply excessive force to the antenna. Otherwise, it may break the antenna.

USING THE EARPHONE/MICROPHONE TERMINAL

The earphone/microphone terminal can be used to connect a commercially available earphone/microphone kit or modem connection cable. Please completely furnish the connection cable. See page 87 for how to connect a modem.

● CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK

Loading and removing the battery pack

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Loading the battery pack

Connect the battery pack's connector.

Do not misconnect the connectors direction and put it in firmly.

Put battery pack in.

Do not slacken the cord and put it into the guide gap in the compartment firmly.

Attach the battery compartment cover.

Caution

Close the cover firmly. If the cover is not closed completely, water can get in or cover can open by vibration and it may cause the battery to fall out.

(1) Place the battery compartment cover parallel to the phone in the position

shown in the right figure.

(2) While keeping a finger on the center of the cover, push the bottom part into

the phone until you hear a click.

(3) Ensure that there is no gap between the cover and the phone's body.

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Removing the battery pack

When replacing the battery pack, you must remove the battery pack. The battery pack is a consumable. Depending on how frequently it is used, it will last for about one year. When charging the battery pack for more than 4 hours results in only a few minutes of battery power, it is time to replace it with a new battery pack (sold separately). Contact your dealer for purchasing information.

Danger

Always handle the battery pack correctly. Otherwise, it could cause leakage, heat generation or explosion. Always follow these instructions.

• Do not short circuit the + and - terminals.

• Do not throw into fire or heat it.

• Do not disassemble or modify it.

Black

Red

If your phone is turned on, turn it off by pressing for more than 2 seconds.

Always turn off the power.

Remove the battery compartment cover.

Slide the cover towards the base of the phone and remove by lifting.

Remove the battery pack.

When removing the connector, hold the cord in a position near the connector and pull lightly.

Attach the new battery pack (page 22), prepare the battery charger (this page) and charge (page 24).

Use the designated battery charger only.

Request for battery pack collection

Warning

When returning used lithium ion batteries, always insulate the connector parts using tape. Otherwise, the bare connectors could short circuit causing leakage, heat generation and ignition.

The battery pack is a lithium ion battery. For the sake of environment protection, do not discard with other non-combustible rubbish. Please hand the old battery over at the place you purchase the replacement battery.

Preparing the battery charger

Plug the battery charger's AC adapter plug into the battery charger's insertion port.

Fix the cord in place by passing through the hook.

Plug the battery charger's AC adapter into the AC outlet.

CHARGE

AC adapter plug

Insertion port

Hook

Charging

Insert the phone into the battery charger.

The charging LED will turn on.

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Charging LED display

While charging: Charging LED is red Charging is completed: Charging LED is green

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Charging time

Maximum charging time approximately 4 hours Keep charging until the charging LED changes from red to green.

MEMO

• You can charge the phone whether the power is on or off.

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It is recommended that you always insert the phone into the battery charger when you are not using it. Excess charging will not cause any harm. (Parts of the phone and battery charger may get warm but this is caused by the charging and does not cause any harm.)

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When using for the first time, and when the battery pack has been replaced, charge until the charging LED turns green. When you purchase the battery pack, it will not be sufficiently charged.

• If after charging is completed, you remove the phone and then immediately return the phone to the battery charger, the charging LED will be red. This is normal.

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Do not insert the phone into the battery charger in wrong direction. Charging will not be possible.

• Phone and battery charger get warm while charging. This is normal.

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When the battery remaining power display becomes , always charge the battery.

• If the charging terminals get dirty, the charging LED may not light up red. Clean the terminals occasionally by wiping with a dry cloth.

Turning power on

Press and hold for more than 2 seconds.

Your phone number appears for about 5 seconds.

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Turning power off

Press and hold for more than 2 seconds.

CHARGE

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CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK (cont.)

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Public Mode

You can use your phone in public mode as a PHS or in transceiver mode as a transceiver.

When you turn your phone on, the currently set mode appears.

Press .

Use or to select the mode you want.

Press .

Mode is switched and setting is complete.

MEMO

• When the group transceiver is not registered, the mode for that is not displayed.

• You cannot change modes while communicating.

● SETTING OPERATION MODES (F51)

Public mode Transceiver mode

F51 Public

ChngStndbyMode

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Set

Select

F51 Transceiver

ChngStndbyMode

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Set

Select

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