Verizon Wireless Coupe User Manual
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CHAPTER 1. GETTING STARTED ................5
Package Contents ..................................6
Coupe at a Glance ..................................7
Display Indicators and Icons ...............10
Battery Usage .......................................12
Insert Battery ............................................12
Removing Battery .....................................12
Charging Your Battery .............................13
CHAPTER 2. BASIC OPERATION ..............15
Turning the Phone On/Off ...................16
Turning the Phone On/Off .......................16
Basic Function ......................................16
Making a Call ............................................16
Answering a Call .......................................17
Ending a Call .............................................17
Caller ID .....................................................18
Call Waiting ..............................................18
Earpiece Volume Adjustment ..................18
Multi-Party Calls .......................................19
Speakerphone ...........................................19
Add 2-Sec Pause/Wait ...............................20
Editing 2-Sec Pause/Wait ..........................22
Mute (Unmute) .........................................22
Options During a Call ...............................23
To Make an Emergency Call ................24
CHAPTER 3. FUNCTIONS ..........................25
Contacts ................................................26
How to Create A New Contact ................26
Contact List ...............................................27
Edit Contact ..............................................28
Erase Contact ............................................30
Speed Dials ................................................31
In Case of Emergency Contacts ................33
My Name & Number .................................37
Recent Calls ..........................................39
Missed Calls ...............................................39
Dialed Calls ...............................................41
Answered Calls .........................................42
All Calls ......................................................43
Call Timers .................................................44
Messaging ............................................45
Voice Mail .................................................45
Send TXT Message ....................................47
Entering Text .............................................50
Standard Input Mode ...............................54
Inbox .........................................................55
Drafts .........................................................61
Sent ...........................................................62
Settings .....................................................64
Tools ......................................................70
Calendar ....................................................70
Alarm .........................................................75
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TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1
GETTING
STARTED
This chapter provides important
information about using the Coupe
including:
Package Contents
Coupe at a Glance
Display Indicators and Icons
Battery Usage
CHAPTER 1 GETTING STARTED
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World Clock ...............................................79
Notepad ....................................................80
Stop Watch ................................................81
Calculator ..................................................83
Tip Calculator ............................................85
Settings ................................................87
Sounds Settings ........................................87
Phone Settings ..........................................98
Phone Info ..........................................108
My Number .............................................108
Phone Status ...........................................109
Icon List ...................................................110
SW/HW Version .......................................110
Voice Recognition ..............................111
How to Use .............................................111
Settings ...................................................112
CHAPTER 4. APPENDIX .........................117
Menu Tree ...........................................118
Safety ..................................................122
Warranty .............................................156
CHAPTER 5. INDEX ................................163
TABLE OF CONTENTS
This package should include all items
pictured below. If any are missing or
different, immediately contact the
retailer where you purchased the cellular
telephone.
Handset
Travel Charger
Standard
Battery
User Guide
•
Weights: 3.3 ounce
•
Dimensions: 3.8” x 1.8” x 0.76”
Voice
Recognition
Key (White)
Charger Jack
(Red)
Headset Jack
(Blue)
Volume Key
(White)
Sub LCD
Phone
Speaker
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Intenna
Desk Top Cradle
PACKAGE CONTENTS COUPE AT A GLANCE
Display
Indicators
Display
Right Soft
Key Indicator
Navigation
Key
Right Soft
Key
END/PWR
Key
SEND Key
Vibrate Key
CLR Key
Volume Keys
AVR Key
Left Soft Key
OK Key
911 Key
ICE (In Case of
Emergency)
Keys
Speakerphone
Key
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Left Soft Key
Indicator
COUPE AT A GLANCE COUPE AT A GLANCE
To move up, down, left, and right
through the menu options.
To call 911.
To turn on or off the speakerphone.
To display your Contacts list.
To display Menu options.
Advanced Voice Recognition (AVR):
You can use voice commands for
contact name, redial, voice mail, and
speakerphone.
In Case of Emergency Keys:
Assign preferred 3 numbers. For
further details, see page 33.
To adjust volume for earpiece and
ringer.
To select for selecting a menu or to
confirmation.
Key(s) Description
To enter or exit Vibrate mode. To
insert space character in text entry
mode.
DISPLAY INDICATORS AND ICONS
TTY is active.
You have voicemail message.
Voice Recognition Microphone is
activated.
Your phone is outside network
coverage area.
New TEXT message.
You have missed calls.
Displays only when a prompt appears
in the AVR mode.
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Alarm Only.
All Sounds Off.
Vibration mode is activated.
Event Alarm is active.
There are new voice mails.
Speakerphone is activated.
Alarm is set to on.
DISPLAY INDICATORS AND ICONS
Battery Strength Indicator.
You are roaming outside your home
network.
Signal Strength Indicator.
Icon(s) Description
Icon(s) Description
To make and answer calls. In idle
mode, displays the All Calls list.
To turn the power on/off and to
end a call. Also returns to the main
screen.
Key(s) Description
To clear a digit from the display or to
return to the previous page.
To enter an international dialing
prefix(011, +). To change Text
Entry Mode when entering text in
messages or contacts.
Insert Battery
Insert the gold-colored contact end
of the battery into the battery slot.
Press the bottom side of the
battery as below.
Fit in the battery cover on the
guide rail and push up with both
hands.
Removing Battery
Remove the battery cover from the
unit.
Push the bottom of the battery
upwards.
Remove the battery as below.
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BATTERY USAGE BATTERY USAGE
Charging Your Battery
H
Charging With Travel Charger
Plug the Travel Charger connector
into a standard AC outlet.
Put the charging connector of
travel charger into the charger slot
on the right side of the device.
CHAPTER 2
BASIC
OPERATION
This chapter addresses and explains
the basic features of your cellular
telephone including:
Turning the Phone On/Off
Basic Function
To Make an Emergency Call
CHAPTER 2 BASIC OPERATION
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Charging With the Desk Top
Cradle
Plug the Travel Charger into a
standard AC outlet.
Connect the charging connector
(RED) to the Desk Top Cradle
(RED)
as shown below.
Place your handset in the cradle.
Travel Charger connector and
charger jack have same red color.
You can charge the device if you
match the red color.
BATTERY USAGE
Turning the Phone On/Off
Press and hold the END/PWR Key
for at least 4 seconds.
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TURNING THE PHONE ON/OFF
Making a Call
Enter the area code and phone
number from Idle mode. Press the
Send Key
.
•
Press the Clear Key to clear
one digit at a time.
•
Press and hold Clear Key to
clear all the digits.
•
Idle mode: The mode your phone
is in when it is turned on, but not
making a call or performing any
other activity.
BASIC FUNCTION
Answering a Call
Press the Send Key .
If your answer type is set to
[Any Key], press any key except
the END/PWR Key ,
Speakerphone Key and Clear
Key .
•
To ignore incoming calls, press the
Right Soft
Key [Ignore].
•
To silence the ringer, press the Left
Soft Key [Silence].
Ending a Call
Press the END/PWR Key .
Once the call is completed, a call
summary (displaying the recipient’s
name or number, and the call length)
is displayed.
BASIC FUNCTION
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Caller ID
The caller ID must be stored in Contact
list to display the name and the number
of caller. If the caller information is not
available at Contact list, only phone
number is displayed.
Call Waiting
To answer another call during on
a call, press the Send Key
.
To switch back to the first caller,
press the Send Key
again.
Earpiece Volume Adjustment
To Adjust the Earpiece volume:
Press the Side Volume Keys up
or down during a call.
BASIC FUNCTION
Multi-Party Calls
This function is a network service that
allows up to two people to take part
in a multi-party or conference call
simultaneously.
Call the first participant.
Call the second participant. The
first call is automatically put on
hold.
To join the first participant to a
multi-party call, press the
Send
Key .
Speakerphone
This function enables you to speak on
Speakerphone during a call.
Activates speakerphone during a
call by pressing the
Speakerphone
Key .
BASIC FUNCTION
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Add 2-Sec Pause/Wait
Pause codes are used for automatic
systems. (i.e., voice mail, calling card
and etc.) The numbers entered after
the pause will automatically be dialed
after the pause. This feature is useful for
dialing into systems that require a code.
To add pause codes, do the following:
After entering the number, select
the Right Soft Key
[Options].
And take one of the following
options:
Add 2-Sec Pause
— To dial the
contact number, pause for 2
seconds, and dial a secondary
number or extension. “P” appears
in the dialing string.
BASIC FUNCTION
Add Wait
— To dial the contact
number and wait before sending
a secondary number.
The secondary number can be
entered as part of the dial string
or it can be entered manually.
“W” appears in the dialing string.
Press the Send Key to dial
or Left Soft Key
[Save] to store
the number in your contacts.
To add pause codes to phone numbers
in contact list, please take the following
steps.
BASIC FUNCTION
The phone will automatically
unmute in Emergency Call or
Callback mode.
Options During a Call
This function enables you to display
menu options during a call, press the
Right Soft Key
[Options].
Contact List
To review your contacts list.
Recent Calls
To review the Recent Calls List.
Phone Info
To view your phone’s information.
Main Menu
To access the phone’s main menu.
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Editing 2-Sec Pause/Wait
Choose Contacts, choose the
contact you wish to modify, and
choose Edit.
Choose Option (Right Soft Key
[Options]) ⁄ Add 2-Sec Pause
or Wait
⁄ ⁄ save by pressing
Left Soft Key
[Save].
Mute (Unmute)
This function temporarily switch your
phone’s microphone off so that the
person you talk to on your phone cannot
hear you.
To turn on the Mute function
during a call, press the Left Soft
Key [Mute].
To turn off, press the Left Soft
Key [Unmute].
BASIC FUNCTION
CHAPTER 3
FUNCTIONS
This chapter addresses accessing the
menu and using its functions and
features to customize your phone.
Contacts
Recent Calls
Messaging
Tools
Settings
Phone Info
Voice Recognition
CHAPTER 3 FUNCTIONS
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This function enables you to make
emergency calls by pressing the 911 Key
.
Press and hold
“911
” the
display reads
”Call 911?”.
Pess Left Soft Key [Yes].
You can also enter 911 using the
keypad.
TO MAKE AN EMERGENCY CALL
You can store up to 500 contacts in your
phone.
How to Create A New Contact
Using the keypad, enter the
phone number of the contact you
wish to save.
Press the Left Soft Key [Save].
Select [New Contact].
Use the Navigation Key to
scroll to one of the following
options then press
to select:
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Mobile 1
- The primary mobile
phone number. This is the default.
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Home
- The home phone number.
•
Work
- The Office phone number.
•
Mobile 2
- The secondary mobile
phone number.
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Other
- The other phone number.
Using the keypad, enter the name
of the contact.
For more information on Entering
Text see page 50.
Press the Left Soft Key [Save].
Contact List
This function enables you to review and
edit all the entries stored in your contact
list.
Press the Right Soft Key
[Contacts] or Left Soft Key
[Menu] ⁄ [Contacts] ⁄
[Contact List]
.
To manage entries first use the
Navigation Key
to scroll to the
Contact, then press the Right Soft
Key [Options] to select from
the following functions.
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CONTACTS CONTACTS
Press the Navigation Key up or
down to scroll to the Contact you
wish to edit, then press
.
Press the Left Soft Key [Edit] to
change the information in one of
the following fields:
•
Name
- The name of the contact.
This number is displayed in the
contact list. If no name is stored,
only the phone number or address
is displayed in the contact list.
•
Mobile1
- The primary mobile
phone number. This is the default.
•
Home
- The home phone number.
•
Work
- The office phone number.
•
Mobile2
- The secondary mobile
phone number.
•
Other
- The other phone number.
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New Contact:
To add a New contact.
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Edit Contact:
To edit a contact.
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Erase Contact:
To delete a contact.
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Set as Emergency:
To set as an In
Case of an Emergency number.
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Send TXT Message:
To create a TXT
message.
•
Erase All:
To delete all names in the
contact list.
To see the entry detail information,
press the Left Soft Key
[View].
Edit Contact
This function enables you to change the
information you have saved for a contact:
Press the Right Soft Key
[Contacts], or press the Left Soft
Key [Menu] ⁄ [Contacts]
⁄ [Edit Contact].
CONTACTS CONTACTS
Speed Dials
This function enables you to dial a
number by pressing a Speed Dial number
from Idle mode.
•
Speed Dial 1 has been preprogrammed
to dial your voicemail and cannot be
changed.
•
Speed Dials, 97, 98, and 99 provide
access to Verizon Wireless phone
account information.
Idle mode: The mode your phone
is in when it is turned on, but not
making a call or performing any
other activity.
Press the Left Soft Key [Menu]
⁄ [Contacts] ⁄ [Speed
Dials].
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Ringtone
- A selective ringtone for
each caller.
•
Picture
- You can assign pictures
transmitted via EMS network.
Press the Left Soft Key [Save]
to save the changes.
Erase Contact
Press the Right Soft Key
[Contacts], or press the Left Soft
Key [Menu] ⁄ [Contacts]
⁄ [Erase Contact].
Press the Navigation Key up
or down to select the contact you
wish to delete.
Press the Left Soft Key [Erase].
Press the Left Soft Key [Yes].
CONTACTS CONTACTS
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Press the Left Soft Key
[Assign].
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From Contacts:
Press the Left
Soft Key
[View] ⁄ Left Soft
Key [Assign], and “Speed
Dial Number Assigned” will be
displayed.
•
Enter Number:
Press the Left Soft
Key [Save] and “Contact Saved
and Added as Speed Dial Number”
will be displayed.
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97 - #BAL:
For the billing balance.
•
98 - #MIN:
For the minutes used.
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99 - #PMT:
To pay a bill with a onetime payment or other payment
option.
CONTACTS CONTACTS
In Case of Emergency Contacts
This function enables you to organize
your emergency contacts and
information.
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Adding Emergency Contacts
•
1: Press , , , then press
the Left Soft Key [Yes].
OR
Press the Left Soft Key [Menu]
⁄ [Contacts] ⁄ [In Case of
Emergency].
2: Choose Contact 1, Contact 2, or
Contact 3 by pressing the
Navigation
Key up or down, then press the
Left Soft Key
[ASSIGN].
3: Press the
Navigation Key up or
down to select From Contacts or
Enter Number, then press
.
4: If From Contacts is selected, using
the Navigation Key
scroll to
search for a phone number which is
stored in the contacts list, then press
the Left Soft Key [Select].
5: If Enter Number is selected, using
the keypad enter the Name and
Number of the contact, then
press the Left Soft Key
[Save].
Once your phone is programmed
with your information, press and
hold one of these keys to call the
programmed contact.
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Calling an Emergency Contact
•
Press the , or Key shortly
and press the Left Soft Key
[Call]
to call the assigned caller.
CONTACTS CONTACTS
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Sending a Message to an
Emergency Contact
•
Press the , or then press
the Right Soft Key [Message] to
send a message to the emergency
contact.
For further information on sending
Text Messages, see page 47.
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Organizing Emergency Contacts
•
1: Press the Right Soft Key
[Contacts]. Press to select [In
Case Of Emergency].
2: Press Navigation Key
up or
down to select the contact you
would like to organize.
3: Press the Left Soft Key
[View]
or Right Soft Key [Options].
Following options are available:
Call, Reassign and Unassign.
•
Call
- To call the contact assigned
to that In Case of Emergency Key.
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Reassign
- To assign a new contact
to that In Case of Emergency key.
•
Unassign
- To delete the contact
from that In Case of Emergency
key.
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Personal Info
This function enables you to add
personal notes, including allergies,
medications and other health
information.
Press the Left Soft Key [Menu]
⁄ [Contacts] ⁄ [In Case
of Emergency
].
Press the Navigation Key up
or down to select “Personal Info“.
CONTACTS CONTACTS
Press the Left Soft Key [View].
Press the Navigation Key up
or down to choose Note 1, 2 or 3,
then press the Left Soft Key
[Add].
Using the keypad, enter the
information you would like to
add, then press the Left Soft Key
[Save].
My Name & Number
This function enables you to create your
own business card, so that you can send
all your details upon request by TXT
message.
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Enter Your Name
Press the Left Soft Key [Menu]
⁄ [Contacts] ⁄ [My
Name & Number
].
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CONTACTS RECENT CALLS
When you place, miss, or receive a call, a
record of the call is saved in Recent Calls,
which is a listing of the different types of
calls you can either receive or make. The
following items will appear in this menu:
Missed Calls, Dialed Calls, Answered Calls,
All Calls, and Call Timers.
Missed Calls
Displays any missed calls.
To see a list of the 90 most
recently missed calls, press the
Left Soft Key
[Menu] ⁄
[Recent Calls] ⁄ [Missed Calls].
If the number is already stored in
your contacts, only the name appears.
If the number is not stored, only the
phone number appears.
Press the Right Soft Key
[Options] for the following:
Details, Save, Send TXT Message,
Erase & Erase All.
Enter your name in the “My
Name” field. Press the Left Soft
Key [Save].
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Edit Your Name and Number
Press the Left Soft Key [Menu]
⁄ [Contacts] ⁄ [My
Name & Number
].
To edit press the Left Soft Key
[Edit] or to send press the Right
Soft Key
[Send].
For more information on sending text
messages see page 47.
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RECENT CALLS RECENT CALLS
Dialed Calls
Displays the dialed calls list showing the
time and date of dialed calls as well as
the number or name of the person you
called.
You can see a list of the 90 most
recently dialed numbers. Press the
Left Soft Key
[Menu] ⁄
[Recent Calls] ⁄ [Dialed
Calls].
If the number is already stored in
your contacts, the name appears.
If the number is not stored with
a contact name, only the phone
number appears.
Press the Right Soft Key
[Options] for more options.
For further details on the options
available, see Missed Calls on page
39.
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Details:
Displays details about the
caller if entered in the Contact
List. Press the Right Soft Key
[Options] for the following
options: Call, Set Speed Dial, Add
Picture ID, Set as Default, Erase
Contact, Send TXT Message.
•
Save:
Save the phone number.
•
Send TXT Message:
To send a TXT
message to the caller.
•
Erase:
To erase a missed calls entry.
•
Erase All:
To erase all missed calls
entries.
Options may vary based upon
whether or not you have already
saved the name or number.
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Answered Calls
This function displays the answered calls
list showing the name and number of
caller. You can also see the time and the
date of the answered call.
Press the Left Soft Key [Menu]
⁄ [Recent Calls] ⁄
[Answered Calls].
If the number is already stored in
your contacts, the name appears.
If the number is not stored with
a contact name, only the phone
number appears.
Press the Right Soft Key
[Options] for more options.
For further details on the options
available, see Missed Calls on page
39.
All Calls
This function enables you to view all
missed, received, or dialed call records.
Press the Send Key to view
All Calls.
OR
Press the Left Soft Key [Menu]
⁄ [Recent Calls] ⁄ [All
Calls].
If the number is already stored in
your contacts, the name appears.
If the number is not stored with
a contact name, only the phone
number appears.
Press the Right Soft Key
[Options] for more options.
For further details on the options
available, see Missed Calls on page
39.
RECENT CALLS RECENT CALLS
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Call Timers
This function displays information on call
times. The 7 timers include the following:
Last Call, All Calls, Received Calls, Dialed
Calls, Last Reset, Roam Calls, Lifetime
Calls:
Press the Left Soft Key [Menu]
⁄ [Recent Calls] ⁄
[Call Timers].
•
Last Call:
Displays the length of
last call.
•
All Calls:
Displays the length of all
calls.
•
Received Calls:
Displays the length
of all received calls.
•
Dialed Calls:
Displays the length of
all calls you’ve placed.
•
Last Reset:
Displays the last date
and time you reset the Call Timers.
•
Roam Calls:
Displays the roaming
call time.
RECENT CALLS RECENT CALLS
•
Lifetime Calls:
Displays the length
of calls for the lifetime of the
phone.
MESSAGING
In the Messaging Menu, you can access
your Voice Mail Box, and Send and
Receive Text Messages. You can also send
and receive text messages that contain
graphics and sounds.
Voice Mail
If someone calls when you’re away from
your phone or when your phone is off,
they can leave a Voice Mail message.
Later, you can check your Voice Mail to
listen to it. You’ll need to set up your
Voice Mailbox before you can begin
retrieving your messages. Here’s how to
listen to your voice mail:
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MESSAGING
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1: To hear the message now, press
the Left Soft Key
to select
CALL then follow the audio
prompts.
2: If you’d rather listen to your
message later, press the Right
Soft Key to select CANCEL.
Send TXT Message
To write and send a text message, do the
followings:
Press the Left Soft Key [Menu]
⁄ [Messaging] ⁄
[Send TXT Message].
Select [Contact] and you can
select the number or person.
OR
Select [Enter Number] and
you can enter a phone number
directly.
Dial *86 (*VM) then SEND Key
from your phone.
An easy-to-follow setup tutorial
will begin. (If you hear a system
greeting instead, press
to
interrupt it.)
Follow the instructions to set
up your new password and
record a greeting. Your phone
will play an alert tone and your
phone’s screen will show you the
Voicemail icon to tell you that
you have a message. Once you’ve
set up your Voice Mailbox, you
can listen to your messages in a
couple of different ways.
If your phone notifies you that
you have a message, your screen
will display two options:
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Press the Left Soft Key [Next].
Using the keypad, input the text
of your message.
To learn more about Entering Text
and Input Modes, please see page
50.
Press the Right Soft Key
[Options] to perform one of the
following actions: Entry Mode,
Save as Draft, Add Phrase, Add
Recipient, Add Sound, Add Image,
Add Name Card, Save Phrase, or
Cancel Message.
•
Entry Mode:
To change
entry mode. [Abc][ABC][123]
[Word][Symbols]
•
Save As Draft:
To save message in
draft folder.
•
Add Phrase:
To insert already
written sentences in TXT message.
MESSAGING MESSAGING
•
Add Recipient:
To add another
phone number.
•
Add Sound:
To insert a sound in
your TXT message.
•
Add Image:
To insert a simple
graphic image in TXT message.
•
Add Name Card:
To insert your
name card in the TXT message.
•
Save Phrase:
To save written
sentences in TXT message.
•
Cancel Msg:
To cancel the sent TXT
message.
To send the text message, press
the Left Soft Key [Send] or
.
You can also send and receive E-mail
by entering an E-mail address in the
“Enter Number” field.
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