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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION............................ 7

BENEFON TRACK ONE...................... 7

SOME KEY FEATURES .............................  7

About the T9 text input 
technology.................................... 8
Display .......................................... 9
Menus ........................................... 9
Display symbols........................... 11
Keypad .......................................... 14
Keys .............................................. 14

SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS............ 16

General ......................................... 16
Radio frequency (RF) energy ...... 17
GPS ............................................... 18
Telematics protocol ..................... 18

VOCABULARY .................................... 19

SIM card ........................................ 19
PIN code ....................................... 19
PIN2 code ..................................... 20
PUK code ...................................... 20
PUK2 code .................................... 20
IMEI code ...................................... 20

Network code................................21
Phone code ...................................21
Security code................................21
Network operator..........................22
Service provider ...........................22
Service center...............................22

OPERATION ................................. 23

WHAT TO DO FIRST ...........................23

Inserting the SIM card ..................23
Fitting the battery .........................24
Removing the battery...................25
Inserting the rubber seal .............25
Initializing the phone....................26
Turning the phone on ..................27
Turning the phone off ..................27
Changing the language................28

MAKING A CALL .................................28

International calls.........................28

REDIALLING .......................................29

QUICK DIALLING  ...............................30

RECEIVING A CALL............................31

CALL LINE IDENTIFICATION (CLI) ........... 31
ANSWERING A CALL ................................ 31

Summary of Contents for Track One

Page 1: ...I BENEFON TRACK ONE Publication number YZ2618 1 All rights reserved Benefon Oyj 2002 Owner s Manual ...

Page 2: ...irective 1999 5 EC Benefon Oyj déclare par les présentes que ce téléphone mobile de type TGP79EE est conforme aux exigences es sentielles et aux dispositions correspondantes de la Direc tive européenne 1999 5 EC Benefon Oyj dichiara che questo modello di telefono cel lulare tipo TGP79EE risponde alle principali specifiche e misure previste dalla Direttiva 1999 5 EC Bij deze verklaart Benefon Oyj d...

Page 3: ...ry by first pressing l scrolling the desired number with the help of n and finally pressing l or Call directly to the number last dialled by pressing l twice or Quick dial the phone number by selecting the memory slot number between 2 and 9 and pressing the corresponding numeric key for a few seconds or Use the Phone book Messages or Recent calls menus for recalling numbers and making calls ANSWER...

Page 4: ...few seconds TURNING THE KEYLOCK ON OFF In stand by mode enter the quick menu by pressing n once lock the keypad by pressing LOCK Display shows You can only answer a call by pressing l Open the keylock by pressing OPEN and OPEN TURNING THE SILENT ALERT ON In stand by mode press n for a few sec onds until environment list will be dis played Select the option Silent by pressing SELECT USING MENU FUNC...

Page 5: ...s by pressing SELECT 2 Select a message with the help of n Un read messages are displayed at the top of the list and marked with a closed en velope B 3 Press READ EMPTYING THE SHORT MESSAGE MEMORY A flashing envelope s in the display is a sign of error in receiving the latest short message In most cases it means your message memory is full you cannot receive new messages until deleting some old on...

Page 6: ...ght Send and save and press SELECT 3 Press QUIT twice Remove the digits by pressing CLEAR Finally press QUIT KEY FUNCTIONS FOR THE T9 SHORT MESSAGES key function display shows verify the word and make space cursor moving forward 1 turn the T9 mode on off change the character forms U a V Z 1 1 2 sec change the language available languages OK verify the compound word n scroll the alternative words o...

Page 7: ...e 20 PUK2 code 20 IMEI code 20 Network code 21 Phone code 21 Security code 21 Network operator 22 Service provider 22 Service center 22 OPERATION 23 WHAT TO DO FIRST 23 Inserting the SIM card 23 Fitting the battery 24 Removing the battery 25 Inserting the rubber seal 25 Initializing the phone 26 Turning the phone on 27 Turning the phone off 27 Changing the language 28 MAKING A CALL 28 Internationa...

Page 8: ... 49 NAME LIST 50 EDITING A PHONE BOOK ENTRY 50 DELETING A PHONE BOOK ENTRY 52 Storing a phone number 52 KEYING IN A NEW PHONE NUMBER 53 ADDING A NEW NUMBER IN THE NAME LIST 53 RECENT CALLS 55 Unanswered calls 56 LIST OF UNANSWERED CALLS 56 PROCESSING THE CALL INFORMATION 57 Received calls 57 LIST OF RECEIVED CALLS 57 PROCESSING THE CALL INFORMATION 58 Call counters 58 LAST CALL 58 TOTAL CALLS 58 A...

Page 9: ...G A NEW BROADCAST MESSAGE 91 READING A BROADCAST MESSAGE 91 Message setup 92 SMS SERVICE NUMBER 92 MESSAGE TYPE 93 MESSAGE VALIDITY 93 VOICEMAIL NUMBER 94 Broadcast message setup 94 ACCEPT BROADCAST MESSAGES 94 BASE STATION ID 95 BROADCAST MESSAGE TYPES 95 BROADCAST MESSAGE LANGUAGES 96 Call voicemail 97 Writing messages 97 WRITING NEW MESSAGE 98 RECALLING POSTPONED MESSAGE 98 WRITING MESSAGES WIT...

Page 10: ...25 SERVICE USER ID 125 ADVANCED TELEMATICS SETTINGS 125 Reset default settings 129 SECURITY 130 PIN code request 131 Phone code request 131 Security code request 132 Change PIN code 132 Change PIN2 code 133 Change phone code 133 Change network code 133 Change security code 133 Fixed Dialling Numbers FDN 134 Phone serial number IMEI 134 NETWORK SERVICES 135 Call diversions 136 DIVERT ALL CALLS 136 ...

Page 11: ...TING THE BATTERY 152 REMOVING THE BATTERY 152 BATTERY TYPES AND SIZES 153 TEMPERATURE 153 EMPTY BATTERY 153 MAINS CHARGER 154 CHARGING 154 Charging times 155 CARE AND MAINTENANCE 156 DISPOSAL 157 ACCESSORIES 158 MAINS CHARGER CMA 70 230 158 CIGARETTE LIGHTER CHARGER CCS 71 12 159 PORTABLE HANDS FREE EHE70 159 PLUG IN HANDS FREE GMA70 160 LIGHT HOLDER KGC77 160 BENEWIN NMEA 161 EXTERNAL GPS ANTENNA...

Page 12: ... card 165 If your phone gets lost 165 If your phone does not function 165 If you cannot read store or modify information in phone book 166 Language 166 Searching 166 If your GPS receiver does not function 166 If you have trouble getting the position 167 OTHER CHARACTER SETS 169 ...

Page 13: ...ES personal organizer the phone includes calendar with reminders clock calcula tor vibration and alarm clock with snooze built in GSM data and fax modem Advanced safety features Easy to use BeneGuard button for emergency calls and messages Condition check timer Assistance call and request Benefon Mobile Phone Telematics Proto col MPTP commands for e g sending and updating position Remote configura...

Page 14: ...ch letter is enough On phone keypads as well as in other re duced key keypads one key is assigned more than one letter or function and se lecting a letter is normally done by pressing the key however many times necessary to get the letter desired T9 removes this ne cessity by using a database with a vocabu lary and linguistic rules that recognizes which word you are writing If there is more than o...

Page 15: ...e of the five menus as follows Select the main menu by pressing the right soft key MENU Select the memo by pressing the left soft key MEMO Select the quick menu by pressing the arrow keys n After the menu is chosen you may select one of its sub menus with n Enter the de sired sub menu by pressing SELECT SYMBOL FIELD TEXT FIELD FUNCTION FIELD Fi Network d MENU MEMO Phone in stand by mode ö d MENU M...

Page 16: ...Phone book L Recent calls k Alarm clock Calendar m Calculator Games s Messages P Special services SIM toolkit The top row shows the cho sen menu e g main menu This symbol points the cho sen sub menu e g Settings This arrow key indicates the moving direc tion which in this case is horizontal H Settings QUIT SELECT H Phone book SELECT QUIT n In stand by mode memo contains these sub menus ...

Page 17: ...s Closed envelope indicates new unread message Flashing envelope in the stand by mode usually indi cates the message memory is full and you cannot receive new messa ges or store messages of your own until deleting some old ones H Environment SELECT QUIT n In stand by mode quick menu con tains these sub menus H Mute SELECT QUIT n During a call quick menu con tains these sub menus QUIT SELECT n H Ca...

Page 18: ...ar When the battery is nearly empty the battery symbol will flash The more segments displayed in the bar graph the more charge is left in the battery w Bell The calendar alarm reminder is switched on If you have con nected alarm to remind you of an event this symbol will be displayed in the calendar entry in question FI Country code The code displayed depends on the area or country where the phone...

Page 19: ...number or to a voicemail service The type of ser vice will depend on your network operator i The power on timer is turned on The phone will turn on automati cally at the set time o The power off timer is turned on The phone will turn off automati cally at the set time GPS is in Full power Low power mode and it has a valid position GPS is searching for position GPS is sleeping to save power and wil...

Page 20: ... z y Volume keys The keys are located on the side of the phone During a call Press to adjust earpiece vol ume In stand by mode Press to adjust keytone volume l Handset up Press to make a call answer a call and access to the redial memory c Handset down Press to disconnect the call and to return to stand by mode in any of the menu or memo levels 0 9 Numeric and alpha keys Soft keys The function of ...

Page 21: ...tal letters small letters and numbers whenever writ ing messages titles or names Special characters in dialling string With this phone you can also e g listen to the voice messages left for you in your an swering machine at home The answering machine needs to have a remote retrieve function 1 First key in the home phone number 2 When the line is connected key in the code number of your answering m...

Page 22: ...ons It is specifically advisable to install and use a hands free operating system in a car for minimizing the distraction from using the phone When receiving a call in an awkward driv ing situation you must always put safety before other priorities and courtesy If you feel uncomfortable about using a phone while driving you simply should not use it External alert The use of the alert device to ope...

Page 23: ...tion of the aircraft or disrupt the mobile network Failure to comply with this instruction may lead to suspension or denial of mobile phone services and pos sibly even legal action Hospitals Turn your phone off before entering hospitals or other health care facilities where medical electronic equip ment may be in use Such devices can be extremely sensitive to radio frequency interference Only use ...

Page 24: ...ations applicable to where you are using the phone GPS The Global Positioning System GPS is op erated by the government of the United States which is solely responsible for its ac curacy and maintenance The system is sub ject to changes that could affect the accuracy and performance of all GPS equip ment Telematics protocol MPTP Mobile Phone Telematic Protocol enables among other things sending on...

Page 25: ...scriber identity IMSI number The SIM card memory can store phone numbers and names If your SIM card gets lost or misplaced con tact your network operator immediately A phone without a SIM card can be used to make only emergency calls PIN code Your SIM card is protected by a PIN Per sonal Identification Number code of 4 to 8 digits Using this code prevents unautho rized use of your phone and SIM ca...

Page 26: ... card will be permanently disabled after entering wrong PUK code ten times After that only emergency calls can be made Contact your network operator for a new SIM card PUK2 code The PUK2 code is used to open the disabled PIN2 code The 8 digit PUK2 code is sup plied with the PIN2 code In case your PUK2 code gets lost contact your network operator IMEI code An IMEI International Mobile Equipment Ide...

Page 27: ...IM card The code is given by the manufacturer and provided in the sales package of the phone Keep the code in the safe place separate from the phone Security code The security code is used to protect the telematics functions and advanced telemat ics settings and GPS settings When the se curity code request is set on in the menu the phone prompts you to enter the securi ty code when you enter these...

Page 28: ...rovider The service provider is an organization which provides telecommunication services to the users The service provider can also be e g a network operator Service center The service center is a private business an organization or an authority which provides and maintains special services related to certain emergency situations positioning and tracking ...

Page 29: ...OPERATION WHAT TO DO FIRST Inserting the SIM card 1 Slide the SIM card holder to the right Lift the holder into an upright position 2 Insert the card into the holder Check that the cut corner is at the lower left side of the holder ...

Page 30: ...s the phone Slide the holder back to the left until it locks Fitting the battery 1 Place the bottom of the battery into the corners at the bottom of the phone 2 Push the battery into the phone until it locks into place 3 Make sure the release catch has clicked into place ...

Page 31: ...he phone Inserting the rubber seal Please note that the phone is water resistant only when the rubber seal is inserted cor rectly in the phone First make sure the battery has been re moved 1 Place the rubber seal so that it lies in the bottom of the battery hole 2 Fit the rubber tab into the recess in the upper left corner Cap Rubber tab ...

Page 32: ...reach its full capacity only after two or three charg ing times Also note that the standard time UTC comes to your phone from a satellite and setting the time requires searching for po sition by turning the GPS on and lifting the GPS antenna Searching for position for the first time might take some time even 15 min and the function works only out doors For further information about the GPS please ...

Page 33: ...operator are displayed imme diately or after the message Searching for networks Time date and other symbols may also be displayed if the op tions are activated in the menu If you are outside the network s coverage area the message No service shows in the dis play and you cannot make or receive calls The power will also turn on when the phone is connected to a charger or when the timer option Power...

Page 34: ... with the help of n After you have found the desired language press OK 6 Press c for a few seconds to exit the menu MAKING A CALL You have several ways to choose the num ber you wish to call You can enter the phone number Enter the number including the area code and press l The message Calling and the number you are calling to will be dis played You can use the phone book quick dial ling rediallin...

Page 35: ... the Redial memory option on in the main menu under settings and Call set tings 1 Press l to enter the redial memory when the phone is in stand by mode and there are no phone numbers dis played 2 A list of recent outgoing calls will be opened The call information is listed from the newest to the oldest If the call is older than 24 hours the date will be displayed instead of the time 3 Use n to scr...

Page 36: ...s QUIT to exit the redial memory QUICK DIALLING The quick dialling function works on the phone book memory slot numbers 2 9 If you wish to make a call by using quick di alling press the desired number between 2 and 9 and hold it down for a few sec onds The phone calls directly to the phone number stored in that memory slot Please note that in order to use this func tion the Quick dialling option m...

Page 37: ...n in the phone book and if the caller does not have the CLIR Call Line Identification Restriction feature in use These CLI features are usually active only when the phone is used to make and re ceive domestic calls ANSWERING A CALL To answer press l If the Anykey answer is set on in the menu under Settings and Call settings you can also answer by pressing or 1 9 If you do not wish to answer an inc...

Page 38: ...rmal phone call Key in the local emergency number and press l Making an emergency call when the key pad is locked With the keypad locked you can make an emergency call directly by entering the local emergency number and pressing l Even if the SIM card has not been inserted the main menu functions are available ex cluding the SIM related functions e g us ing messages Remember that a mobile phone co...

Page 39: ...uming the security code and activation message code are known In the latter case please con tact the dealer or the manufacturer 2 SIM card is inserted 3 Emergency center numbers are stored correctly in the phone If the emergency numbers are missing BeneGuard related SOS message or SOS call will not be started Depending on your choice the emergency center numbers can be short message numbers call n...

Page 40: ...ocedure a time delay is chosen It might be useful to set a cancelling time in case of a false alarm If the can celling time is set to zero pressing the c key does not interrupt send ing the SOS short message If the cancelling time is e g 4 seconds you have four seconds to press the c key to cancel the entire SOS procedure in cluding sending of the short message Also note that cancelling must be do...

Page 41: ...s the SOS button on the top of the phone Press and hold down the SOS button or press the button quickly twice de pending on the instructions dis played 2 At the same time when sending the mes sage the phone sends the position in formation If the current position coordinates are not available the previ ous coordinates will be sent instead 3 If the Emergency confirmation setting is turned on the pho...

Page 42: ...ding on the instructions dis played 2 At the same time when sending the mes sage the phone sends the position in formation If the current position coordinates are not available the previ ous coordinates will be sent instead 3 If the Emergency confirmation setting is turned on the phone will go on send ing the message until receiver of the message sends the confirmation to your phone 4 As a sign of...

Page 43: ...e the keypad will be locked in approximately 20 seconds if no key is pressed during that time To lock the keypad for a single time please see the following instructions Locking the keypad 1 Press n to enter the quick menu 2 Press LOCK to lock the keypad If you do not want to lock the keypad press QUIT to return to stand by mode without any changes made 3 As you lock the keypad you will return to s...

Page 44: ...he position i e update coordinates of your location The position is stored in the phone it will not be sent to the service center You can also request assisted GPS informa tion AGPS in order to speed up your posi tion calculation However before making the request make sure you have selected number of satellites and stored the service provider s number in the phone For fur ther information please s...

Page 45: ... Assistance call menu 2 Press OK to make assistance call or cancel the operation by pressing NO ENVIRONMENT An environment is a combination of tone and lights settings made suitable for partic ular situations For further information about editing the environment settings please see the instructions in chapter Menu Settings Environments In this menu you can select the environ ment you wish to use T...

Page 46: ...the Call management menu Turning on off the hands free HF mode Press n twice and ON OFF HF mode is also available through the Call management menu Using functions associated with phone book messages recent calls and call costs Press MENU or MEMO and enter the desired sub menu with n and SELECT For further information about using these functions please see the chapters Phone book Messages and Recen...

Page 47: ...that the Call management menu is available only when a call is connected NEW CALL Use this function to make another call dur ing an active call The currently active call will be put on hold 1 First enter the New call menu through the Call management selection list 2 Key in the desired phone number If the number is stored in phone book you can recall it from there by pressing MEMO For further infor...

Page 48: ...all by selecting it and pressing OK If you do not want to pick up a waiting call you may press the left soft key DROP Please note that in order to use this func tion the Call waiting option must be turned on in the menu under Network services SELECT CALL Use this function if you wish to switch from an active call to the held call Another way to select a call 1 First enter the Select call menu thro...

Page 49: ...ion feature in use or if your network operator does not supply the CLIP Call Line Identification Presentation feature CONFERENCE CALL Use this function if you wish to combine all simultaneous calls to a conference call Us ing this function requires that at least one of the calls is active and another is put on hold Another way to make a conference call Enter the Conference call menu through the Ca...

Page 50: ...a num ber indicating the starting order of the calls If the telephone number is stored in phone book the name is displayed instead of the number If the number is unknown the call is listed as Call 3 Scroll through the call list with n 4 Select the call you want to end by press ing OK Easiest way to drop a single call from two calls or a conference call is by keying in 1 and the number in the front...

Page 51: ...nus of this menu Use n to scroll through the sub menus When you find the desired option press or enter the desired in formation Press QUIT to return to the previous menu level You can return directly to stand by mode from all menu levels by pressing c FI NETWORK MEMO PHONE BOOK RECENT CALLS ALARM CLOCK CALENDAR CALCULATOR MESSAGES SPECIAL SERVICES SIM TOOLKIT GAMES ...

Page 52: ... few seconds all the special characters are available page by page You can scroll the pages with n You can enter both upper case and lower case letters as well as numbers You can switch between them by pressing When upper case letters are in use the symbol U is displayed in the upper row and when lower case letters are in use the symbol V is displayed The a symbol is especially made for writing se...

Page 53: ...7 Characters available 1 O 2 A a B b C c 2 Å å Ä ä Æ æ à ß Ç 3 D d E e F f 3 É é è 4 G g H h I i 4 Ì 5 J j K k L l 5 6 Mm N n O o 6 Ñ ñ Ö ö ò Ø ø 7 P p Q q R r S s 7 8 T t U u V v 8 Ü ü ù 9 Ww X x Y y Z z 9 0 0 _ ì í î ...

Page 54: ...ers which can be stored on the SIM card depend on the card s storage ca pacity When the phone is in stand by mode open MEMO by pressing MEMO Find the Phone book by pressing SELECT PHONE BOOK ENTER NAME ADD NEW ANNA ENTER NUMBER ENTER NAME ENTER MEMORY SLOT NAME LIST EDIT DELETE 009 358123456789 ENTER NAME ENTER NUMBER ENTER MEMORY SLOT CONFIRM PHONE BOOK ENTRY ...

Page 55: ... a phone number In this menu you can search a phone num ber stored in your phone book You can also add names in the phone book The phone book entries are organized in al phabetical order You have two ways to enter the name list You can key in the desired name or its ini tials and press OK You may do it this way if you wish to search a number already stored in the phone book espe cially if your pho...

Page 56: ...ne shows the name as sociated with the phone and memory slot numbers in the first line 3 In case you have pressed READ di rectly in the previous menu the first line offers you the option Add new 4 You can scroll through the name list with n Scrolling over the top to the bot tom is possible You may select one of these numbers with n 5 To make a call press l 6 To edit or delete empty the chosen phon...

Page 57: ...play 2 Press SAVE Changing memory slot 1 Find a memory slot number with n or key it in Only free memory slots are available 2 When ready press SAVE Please note that if you change the memory slot an additional selection list will be dis played By selecting Move the information stored in the original phone book entry will be lost As a result of that the old memory slot will be freed By selecting Cop...

Page 58: ...ed number please see the following instructions save the number by using Add new option please see the following instructions pick up numbers in an SMS message including the sender s phone number for further information please see the chapter Memo Messages Incoming mes sages Pick number pick up the caller s number for further information please see the chapter Memo Recent calls Save save the recei...

Page 59: ... slots so you cannot overwrite any old num ber in the phone book by mistake 4 Press SAVE to store all the new infor mation in the phone book ADDING A NEW NUMBER IN THE NAME LIST 1 When the phone is in stand by mode press MEMO and enter the Phone book by pressing SELECT 2 Press READ directly The phone will offer you the name list including the op tion Add new CLEAR SAVE 040123456_ Enter name QUIT N...

Page 60: ...ready stored in the phone book the phone will offer you that name the number is associated with If desired you may edit the name 8 If no name is displayed key in the de sired name Press NEXT 9 Find a new memory slot number with the help of n You can also key it in The phone accepts only free memory slots so you cannot overwrite any old num ber in the phone book by mistake 10 Press SAVE to store al...

Page 61: ...LECT to enter the Recent calls menu Scroll through the sub menus and selection lists with n Press QUIT to cancel the operation and return to previous menu level Press c to return to stand by mode This can be done at any menu level RECENT CALLS UNANSWERED RECEIVED CALLS CALL COUNTERS CALLS 14 12 JAKE 10 08 358123456789 30 09 MONICA DELETE ALL LAST CALL TOTAL CALLS CALL SAVE DELETE ...

Page 62: ... OF UNANSWERED CALLS This unanswered call list contains all the unanswered calls The calls are sorted in or der from the newest to the oldest Displayed are the number or the name of the caller depending on whether you have stored the caller s name and number in your phone book and also the delivery time of the call If a call attempt is older than 24 hours the delivery time is replaced by the deliv...

Page 63: ...ber Select the desired function with n and press SELECT Received calls Enter the Received calls menu through Re cent calls menu and press SELECT If there are no received calls the text No re ceived calls is displayed LIST OF RECEIVED CALLS This received call list contains all the re ceived calls The calls are sorted in order from the newest to the oldest Displayed are the number or the name of the...

Page 64: ... CALL INFORMATION By selecting the desired number you will enter the processing list where you can make a call to the number store or delete the number Select the desired function with n and press SELECT Call counters Enter the Call counters menu through Re cent calls menu and press SELECT Scroll the sub menus by pressing n LAST CALL In this menu you can see the duration of the last call in hours ...

Page 65: ...rn to stand by mode This can be done at any menu level EDITING ALARM SETTINGS 1 The current alarm settings are dis played If alarm is turned off there are no details displayed 2 Press CHANGE to adjust the alarm set tings ALARM CLOCK ALARM OFF SWITCHED OFF ON OFF ENTER TIME ONCE REPEAT OFF 5 MIN 10 MIN 30 MIN DAILY M F SELECTED DAYS MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY SAVE CHAN...

Page 66: ...he right soft key If you choose Repeat you are also able to specify the days when the alarm is turned on Select one of these Daily Monday to Fri day or Selected days Press the right soft key In case you choose Selected days a list of week days will be displayed Please note that you are assumed to select at least one day Use n for scrolling through the list You can mark your choice so that you poin...

Page 67: ... Select one of these Off 5 min 10 min or 30 min Press OK If you do not want to use the snooze option at all select Off You can quiet the alarm tone for snooze time by pressing the left soft key QUIET or any key except the right soft key To stop the alarm tone once and for all first press any key and right after that the right soft key OFF ...

Page 68: ...is limited When the phone is in stand by mode open the MEMO by pressing MEMO Find the Calendar with the help of n Press SELECT CALENDAR VIEW DAY ADD NEW ENTRY GO TO DATE VIEW ALL ENTR SUN 23 10 02 MON 24 10 02 TUE 25 10 02 WED 26 10 02 ENTER DATE ENTER TIME 23 10 02 21 30 Julia s par_ ENTER DATE SET REPEAT ONCE DAILY M F SELECTED DAYS SET ALARM NO ALARM ON TIME 60 MIN BEFORE SHOWS ALL AN ENTRY WIT...

Page 69: ...led calendar entries set for a single day You are also able to add new calendar en tries for the chosen day or delete unneces sary entries indicates there are entries events marked for that particular day Today s calendar is located on the top of the list Use n to select the day which events you wish to view Press SELECT If you wish to view yesterday s calendar press n up wards QUIT j SELECT Add n...

Page 70: ...ayed To take a closer look at one of the events select the desired entry with n and press SELECT If you wish to add new entry into your cal endar select the option Add new ADDING NEW ENTRIES By selecting Add new entry you can add new entries into your calendar 1 Date the default setting is today You can change the date by keying in new Add new QUIT j SELECT 12 30 Lunch n 15 20 Special br Delete al...

Page 71: ...d days you are assumed to first select the desired week day s be fore entering the fifth setting i e alarm You can scroll through the list with n By pressing SELECT you can choose the day s you wish the phone to alert you The chosen day will be marked with I In case you have already marked a weekday you do not want after all move the cursor to point that day again and press the right soft key OFF ...

Page 72: ... the calendar has an active repeat option the point of time shown here is the next point of time that the calendar entry is due The w symbol indicates the alarm is turned on Scroll through the entry with n By pressing SELECT you will enter the processing list where you can edit or delete the chosen entry Select the desired option with n and press SELECT QUIT OK 5 min before 10 min before j n On ti...

Page 73: ...ter each setting Changing repeat When changing repeat you have several op tions to choose from you can use repeat once daily Monday to Friday or on select ed days If you select Selected days you are assumed to first select the desired week day s be fore entering the next setting i e alarm Select the desired option with n and press the right soft key Changing the alarm When editing alarm you have s...

Page 74: ... chosen day Confirm your choice by pressing DELETE or cancel the operation by pressing NO ENTERING THE DATE TO VIEW Select an option Go to date from the list of calendar options This is a quick way to find out what is the schedule for a specific day Key in the date which schedule you wish to find out Use n for moving After the whole date has been keyed in press NEXT After that you may select the p...

Page 75: ... press SELECT to see the entry time When scrolling the list upwards the past events are displayed When scrolling the list downwards the coming events are dis played The w symbol displayed right after time indicates the alarm is turned on In case you wish to take a closer look at one of the entries first select the desired entry with n and press SELECT You are also able to select Add new if you wis...

Page 76: ...orrect the errors when keying in incorrect numbers The maximum size of a number is 8 digits When using a decimal point the amount of digits will be 7 plus the decimal point for example 123456 7 In case you try to key in an illegal mathe matical sentence for example 5 0 the text Error is displayed The accuracy of the calculation is to 6 digits and when needed the result will be dis played with the ...

Page 77: ...ressing the numeric keys 6 Select the desired operator with n and press SELECT 7 Select the equal sign with n and press SELECT to get the result All the operators shown in the upper row of the display are also found under and 0 keys In case you prefer using these keys for cal culating please check the following table An example of a subtraction 9 5 4 1 Enter 9 2 Press once 3 Enter 5 4 Press OK 5 T...

Page 78: ...he game goes on to the next level which is slightly faster than the previous one After reaching a certain level the speed will stay the same but the width of your paddle will be decreased The game is over when you miss a ball when it bounces back to you Key functions Release the ball by pressing 2 5 8 or 0 Move left with wide steps by pressing 1 with normal steps by pressing 4 or 7 with tiny steps...

Page 79: ...point BLASTER MASTER The idea is to clear a mine field of mines without being blown away as quickly as pos sible You can complete the game by man aging to clear the field and marking all the mines with flags You lose the game if you open a square with a mine on it Key functions Move the cursor by pressing 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 or 9 Open a square by pressing 5 Mark a mine with a flag by pressing or Scoring...

Page 80: ...right by pressing 3 down and left by pressing 7 down and right by pressing 9 Place a cross by pressing 5 GALACTIC GUNNER The idea is to shoot the enemy above you while avoiding the bombs being dropped onto you The enemy moves from side to side and af ter each round it comes closer to you If you manage to shoot the whole enemy the game goes on to the next level which is slightly faster than the pre...

Page 81: ...act the whole labyrinth is much larger There is only one way to go through the lab yrinth no shortcuts are available It might take few seconds to load the game on the display for playing Key functions Move up by pressing 2 Move down by pressing 8 Move left by pressing 4 Move right by pressing 6 Scoring The time stands for score The less time spent on going through the labyrinth the better the scor...

Page 82: ...S BROADCAST MESSAGE SETUP BROADCAST CALL VOICEMAIL WRITE MESSAGES MESSAGES MESSAGE SETUP 12 17 JULIA 01 10 JAKE READ REPLY CALL NUMBER DELETE A MESSAGE TEXT ANOTHER MESSAGE DELETE ALL READ EDIT FORWARD DELETE TYPE NUMBER X TYPE NUMBER Y TYPE NUMBER Z SMS SERVICE NUMBER MESSAGE TYPE MESSAGE VALIDITY VOICE MAIL NUMBER ACCEPT BROADCAST MESSAGES DELETE ALL BASE STATION ID BROADCAST MESSAGE TYPES BROAD...

Page 83: ...in the display as the phone is in stand by mode NN New shows the number of new messag es MM shows the number of all incoming messages Open the Incoming messages menu by pressing SELECT If there are neither new nor read incoming messages No incoming messages is dis played and you will return to the previous menu level automatically RECALLING INCOMING MESSAGES This list of incoming messages contains...

Page 84: ...E 1 Select a message marked with closed envelope B with the help of n 2 Press READ The contents of a message is shown as follows 1 By pressing n you are able to read the whole message 2 After reading the message when press ing the right soft key you are able to save the message or delete it immediate ly Select the desired option with n and press 3 After deleting a message Message delet ed will be ...

Page 85: ...re able to read the whole message If you wish to continue processing the mes sage e g delete it press SELECT To return to incoming messages list press QUIT Reply Use this option if you wish to send the mes sage back to its sender That way you do not need to key in the phone number or recall it from phone book To add letters or special characters into text press 2 9 and 0 To make space use With n y...

Page 86: ... to you is still stored as an incoming message However if there is not enough free mem ory space to save the message No free mem ory available will be displayed and you will return to previous menu level The message will not be sent either In this case you may delete some old messages to make some free memory space or select the Send only option The default destination number for the message is th...

Page 87: ...ostponed message through Write messag es menu FORWARDING THE MESSAGE If you wish to send the message to someone else you are assumed to change the destination number 1 To erase the whole default destination number from the display press CLEAR for a few sec onds When the display is empty the right soft key shows SEARCH 2 Key in the new phone number After the number is keyed in you can send the mess...

Page 88: ...ALL Disconnect the call by pressing c Forward Use this option if you wish to send the se lected message to a new receiver Forward ed messages are not stored as extra copies into SIM card Key in the receiver s number You can also recall the desired number from phone book by pressing SEARCH assuming you have stored it in there Send the message by pressing SEND If you do not want to forward the messa...

Page 89: ... 3 To save the number in the phone book select the desired option with n and press SELECT Save in phone book Use this option if you wish to save the num ber in your phone book 1 Key in the name and press NEXT In case of misspelling press CLEAR shortly Please note that pressing CLEAR for a few seconds empties the whole display 2 Find a free phone book memory slot with the help of n You may also key...

Page 90: ...rward all your saved messages You can also pick the phone number of the sender for further use or delete the messag es either one at a time or all at once The message settings are found in the Mes sage setup menu Open the Own messages menu by pressing SELECT MM shows the number of all own messag es If there are no own messages No own mes sages will be displayed and you will return to the previous ...

Page 91: ...ELETE again READING OR PROCESSING OWN MESSAGES 1 Select a message with the help of n 2 Press SELECT The message process ing list will be displayed Own message processing list Select the desired function with n and press SELECT If you do not want to process the mes sage press QUIT to return to own mes sages list QUIT j SELECT 2nd message starts 3rd message starts QUIT j DELETE 2nd message starts 3r...

Page 92: ...th n you can move inside the text To add letters or special characters into text press 2 9 or 0 To make space use You may also modify the text with T9 for further information about using the T9 text input please see the instructions in chapter Write message In case you wish to edit or shorten the mes sage press CLEAR shortly to remove let ter s A long pressing of CLEAR empties the whole display Wh...

Page 93: ... needed 4 When the correct number is displayed press SELECT 5 Finally press SEND If there is SMS transmission failure the text Error in sending will be displayed In this case make sure the receiver s phone num ber including prefix and message box number are correct and also that there is enough network coverage for radio com munication Send only By selecting Send only you can send the ed ited mess...

Page 94: ... without sending it immedi ately to anyone If you wish to finish or send the message later you can recall the post poned message through Write messages menu Forward Use this option if you wish to send the se lected message to a new receiver Forward ed messages are not stored as extra copies in SIM card 1 Key in the desired number or recall the desired number from the phone book assuming you have s...

Page 95: ...er press SELECT or press l 3 To save the chosen number in the phone book use n and press SE LECT Save in phone book Use this option if you wish to save the picked number in your phone book 1 Press NEXT In case of misspelling press CLEAR shortly Please note that pressing CLEAR for a few sec onds empties the whole display 2 Find a free phone book memory slot number with the help of n You may also ke...

Page 96: ...dcast Service categorizes the type of information that these messages contain and the language in which the message has been compiled According to your choice you are then able to ignore certain message types e g advertising information or mes sages in an unfamiliar language Settings for the broadcast messages are found in the Broadcast message setup menu Cell Broadcast Service is a network featur...

Page 97: ...vious menu level If there are neither new nor read broadcast messages No broadcast messages will be displayed and you will return to previous menu level automatically READING A BROADCAST MESSAGE This broadcast messages selection list con tains all the broadcast messages Displayed are the envelopes and type numbers of the messages from the newest to the oldest Select a message with the help of n an...

Page 98: ...wn inside the brackets If the SMS number displayed is correct press QUIT to return to the previous menu level If the number is incor rect change the number by pressing CHANGE By selecting the option SIM card default the SMS service number will be picked up from the SIM card Confirm the new number by pressing OK If the SIM card does not contain the SMS number use n and select the option Other Key i...

Page 99: ...n with n and confirm your choice by pressing OK If you do not want to change the message type press QUIT to return to previous menu level MESSAGE VALIDITY In this sub menu you determine the length of validity for each message You can choose the message validity from these 1 hour 6 hours 24 hours 1 week or maxi mum time The currently active setting is displayed To change the message validity press ...

Page 100: ...correct number with n and press SELECT Finally press SAVE If you do not want to change your voicemail number press QUIT to return to previ ous menu level Broadcast message setup Press SELECT to enter the Broadcast mes sage setup menu Scroll through the sub menus with n If you do not want to change these settings press QUIT to return to previous menu level ACCEPT BROADCAST MESSAGES In this menu you...

Page 101: ...e cer tain types of messages e g advertisements which you do or do not want to accept Press SELECT to open the broadcast type selection list The types of messages are divided into dif ferent numbers In order to find out which number corresponds certain type of a mes sage please contact your network operator Deleting message type With n you can select the numbers of types which you do not want to a...

Page 102: ...have been marked move the cursor to point at Save changes and press OK Deleting message language In case you have already marked a language you do not want after all move the cursor to select the language in question and press the right soft key OFF However at least one language must be chosen marked be fore you can exit the selection list When all the desired languages have been marked move the c...

Page 103: ...mode or the spelling mode When writing in T9 mode you need to press the key just once to enter the de sired letter please note that a single word takes its form only after you have entered the whole word When writing with spelling mode you get the first letter of the key when pressing the key once the second letter when pressing the key twice and so on The maximum amount of characters in one messa...

Page 104: ...s If you do not have a postponed message the display is empty and you can start writ ing new message immediately If there is a postponed message the selec tion list will be displayed Select New by pressing OK RECALLING POSTPONED MESSAGE You can have one postponed message If you postpone another message the older postponed message is overwritten by the newer postponed message Turning the phone off ...

Page 105: ...O is shown on the display Switching character forms Press to switch the character forms The symbol U stands for upper case letters V lower case letters and Z numbers You may use the a symbol when writing sentences T9 Text Input Use the letter keys 2 9 for writing Press the key just once to enter the desired 1 Suomi n QUIT j OK English 1 U O 640 QUIT j OK U O 640 QUIT j OK 2 9 XXXXXXXX 632 j OK O U...

Page 106: ...re assumed to press OK after each part of the word until the whole compound word has been entered Looking for alternative words If the final word is incorrect scroll through the alternatives with n to find the right one and press to accept it In case the phone cannot find the correct word switch into the spelling mode by pressing 1 Write the whole word or words once again As you switch back into T...

Page 107: ... action such as continue writing the message when there is no space left or press a key that does not match for the keystroke sequence entered the T9 will beep and ignore the action Adding special characters By pressing 0 for a few seconds a wide selection of special characters is available to you There is a total of five pages of special characters The page number is shown on the upper right corn...

Page 108: ... writing at the moment Making final corrections You can read through your message by pressing n To change a word move the cursor to the right side of the incorrect word and press CLEAR Write the word once again If the word is still incorrect find an alternative word with n QUIT n QUIT n n n QUIT QUIT CLEAR n XXX XXXXX XXXX Xz_ XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXX 600 j SELECT O U n XXX XXXXX XXXX Xy XXXXXXXX XX XXX...

Page 109: ...ee the T9 in structions in the previous chapter Writing messages with T9 mode Adding special characters Correcting the text With n you can move back and forth inside the text with CLEAR you can erase text and with you can make space By pressing you can switch between upper case letters lower case letters and numbers SENDING AND SAVING THE WRITTEN MESSAGE When the message is ready press SE LECT Sel...

Page 110: ...rom the phone book 1 Press SEARCH 2 If desired key in the name or initials of it Press READ 3 Scroll through the phone book with n until the correct number is displayed 4 Press SELECT 5 Press SEND If there is SMS transmission failure the text Error in sending will be displayed In this case make sure the receiver s phone num ber including prefix and message box number are correct and also that ther...

Page 111: ... You can save the message with your own messages as well For further information about sending messages please see the instructions in the previous chapter Send and save Please note that this function is available only if your operator supports the appro priate positioning services Postpone By selecting Postpone you can save the mes sage to yourself as a draft without sending it immediately to any...

Page 112: ...lable in all countries For further information on Special Services and the SIM Toolkit please contact your network operator In order to use these Special Services you need a specific SIM card supporting the SIM toolkit inserted in the phone Otherwise this menu item is not visible at all Press SELECT to enter the Special ser vices menu Scroll the sub menus with n and make a selection by pressing th...

Page 113: ...vices and GPS The menu symbols are dis played on the upper row Use n to scroll through the menus To choose one of these menus press the right soft key e g SELECT and you will enter the sub menus of this menu Use n to scroll through the sub menus When you find the desired option press or enter the desired information Press QUIT to return to the previous menu level You can return directly to stand b...

Page 114: ... dif ferent remote controlled devices which can be used e g in medical equipment and emergency and service centers Press SELECT to enter the Telematics menu Scroll through the sub menus with n Press QUIT to cancel the operation and return to the previous menu level Press c to return to stand by mode This can be done at any menu level TELEMATICS CONDITION CHECK ACTIVITY REMOTE DURATION CONTINUOUS S...

Page 115: ...s are 1 Service center number For further infor mation please see the chapter Main menu Settings Telematics settings Ad vanced telematics settings 2 SMS service number For further infor mation please see the chapter Memo Messages Message setup The Telematics functions Advanced telematics settings and GPS settings can be secured by a security code For further in formation about the code please see ...

Page 116: ...n to a private person without any message enclosed select the option Write message and leave the text buffer blank Condition check Condition check is a kind of timer which provides a periodic check of your activity If you do not respond to a check request by pressing the right soft key the phone starts an emergency procedure i e sends the configured emergency message to the service center after a ...

Page 117: ... The timer will be turned on until further notice Amount of messages The timer will be on until you have confirmed a cer tain amount of messages notifica tions sent to you by the phone Duration The timer will be on for a period of time The time period is the number of days hours and minutes displayed End time The timer will be on until the end time is reached The end time is the date displayed Int...

Page 118: ...ER OFF LANGUAGE FONT SIZE DISPLAY CONTRAST DATE AND TIME AUTOMATIC ANYKEY ANSWER REDIAL MEMORY AUTOMATIC DIALLING PREFIX QUICK DIALLING SOS ACTIVATION EMERGENCY CENTER EMERGENCY SERVICE CENTER NUMBER RESET TELEMATICS SETTINGS SETTINGS SETTINGS KEYLOCK ANSWER EMERGENCY CALL CANCEL INCOMING CALL ALARM ENTER SECURITY TIME SERVICE USER ID ADVANCED TELEMATICS SETTINGS EMERGENCY CALL NAME EMERGENCY CONF...

Page 119: ...ose from You can turn on a specific environ ment in the quick menu For further infor mation about it please see the instructions in the chapter Operation Quick menu En vironments Environments have default settings so you may use them as they are However adjust ing the settings of these environments is possible as well e g you can change melo dies or volume levels as you like You can edit any of th...

Page 120: ...e displayed With n you can select the setting you wish to change Press CHANGE Selecting tone Use n to scroll through the tones At the same time you will hear samples of each tone listed Select the desired option by pointing it and press OK Although names of the tones are sorted in groups se lecting any tone for calls messages the cal endar and alarm is possible QUIT j SELECT n Alarm Calendar Messa...

Page 121: ...cs messages You may scroll the list with n When you se lect the desired function press the right soft key SELECT The selected function will be marked with I In case you have already marked a function with which you do not want to use the vi bration after all highlight the function again and press the right soft key OFF When all the desired functions have been marked move the cursor to point at Sav...

Page 122: ...rself by pressing DELETE To cancel the operation press NO SILENT ENVIRONMENT In this menu you can adjust settings for the silent environment As a sign of phone be ing totally silent the symbol q shows in the display For further information about editing this environment please see the instructions in the previous chapter Normal environment NOISY ENVIRONMENT In this menu you can adjust settings for...

Page 123: ...nvironment Press SAVE For further information about editing this environment please see the instructions in the previous chapter Normal environment Power Press SELECT to enter the Power menu Scroll through the sub menus with n Press QUIT to cancel the operation and return to previous menu level Press c to return to stand by mode This can be done at any menu level POWER ON When the Power on timer i...

Page 124: ...The Power off timer functions the same way as the Power on timer Phone settings Press SELECT to enter the Phone set tings menu Scroll through the sub menus with n Press QUIT to cancel the operation and return to previous menu level Press c to return to stand by mode This can be done at any menu level LANGUAGE In this menu you can change the language the phone uses Press CHANGE When the default men...

Page 125: ...change the font size By selecting Fixed the font size stays the same all the time Press CHANGE Scroll through the op tions with n and choose the one you wish to use Press OK DISPLAY CONTRAST In this menu you can adjust display con trast Press CHANGE Select the contrast with n and press OK DATE AND TIME In this menu you can change date and time settings Please note that the time informa tion determ...

Page 126: ... zone in Central and Southern Europe and Scandinavia is 1 00 In Eastern Europe Finland and Greece the common time zone is 2 00 Key in your lo cal time zone shift with numeric keys Change the character by pressing Press OK Please note that if the daylight saving time is in use in your country you need to change the time zone manually each time when shifting from winter time to summer time and vice ...

Page 127: ...utomatic keylock is turned on the keypad will be locked au tomatically if no key has been pressed for a few seconds Press CHANGE Select on or off with n Press OK Call settings Press SELECT to enter the Call settings menu Scroll through the sub menus with n Press QUIT to cancel the operation and return to previous menu level Press c to return to stand by mode This can be done at any menu level ANYK...

Page 128: ...nal earpiece in this phone This makes hands free calls and automatic answer possible also without an external HF kit How hands free works in automatic answer depends on the selected environ ment and its hands free setting For further information please see the chapter Main menu Settings Environments Normal environment DIALLING PREFIX Dialling prefix is sent to network before the dialled number E g...

Page 129: ...ook In this menu you can turn the quick dialling option on or off Press CHANGE Select on or off with n Press OK Telematics settings Press SELECT to enter the Telematics settings menu Scroll through the sub menus with n Press QUIT to cancel the operation and return to previous menu level Press c to return to stand by mode This can be done at any menu level SOS ACTIVATION In this menu you can specif...

Page 130: ...lling the melody list with n you will hear samples of each tone listed Confirm your choice by pressing OK By selecting Volume you can adjust the volume which will be used along with this environment When pressing with n you will hear samples of each volume level Confirm your choice by pressing OK You can also select other options such as Ringing mode Vibration Hands free and Displays to be used al...

Page 131: ... to cancel the sending of the emergency message When cancelling the emergency call or mes sage press c during the time of delay e g in 7 sec SERVICE USER ID You need the user id for identifying your self to the service provider You may have several phone numbers but only one user id number The user id is unique and it is supplied by the service provider 1 Press CHANGE to enter the Service user id ...

Page 132: ...er You can have two numbers phone number and SMS associated with each emergency center number If both options SMS num ber and call number are turned on at the same time the call number will be dis played in the list of emergency center num bers If only SMS is turned on the SMS number will be displayed in the list The plain characters indicate there are no numbers at all in the list of emergency ce...

Page 133: ... emergency numbers proceed as fol lows 1 Select the option SMS with n Press CHANGE 2 Select the option Number by pressing CHANGE 3 Key in the desired SMS number or re call it from the phone book Press SAVE 4 Select the option SMS with n Press CHANGE 5 Select the option On by pressing OK Emergency call name You can name the emergency call Enter the menu by pressing SELECT Key in the de sired emerge...

Page 134: ...on or off with n Press OK Select Wait and press CHANGE Select the waiting time with n Press OK Service center number In this menu you can change and store the phone number which is used for sending telematics protocol messages 1 Press CHANGE to enter the Service center number menu 2 Key in the number of the service center and press SAVE Assistance call numbers In this menu you can activate and sto...

Page 135: ...l telematics settings including the ad vanced ones to factory default settings Press OK Confirm your choice by press ing OK again Reset default settings Use this option if you wish to restore all other settings except telematics settings to factory default settings Press OK Confirm your choice by press ing OK again Another way to reset the settings to factory installed ones is to press for a few s...

Page 136: ... CODE ON OFF ENTER PHONE CODE TELEMATICS ADVANCED SETTINGS GPS SETTINGS ENTER SECURITY ENTER PIN CODE ENTER NEW PIN CODE ENTER PIN2 CODE ENTER PHONE CODE ENTER NEW PIN2 ENTER NEW PHONE ENTER NETWORK CODE ENTER SECURITY CODE ENTER NEW ENTER NEW ON OFF ENTER PIN2 CODE CODE REPEAT NEW PIN REPEAT NEW PIN2 REPEAT NEW REPEAT NEW REPEAT NEW CODE CODE NETWORK CODE SECURITY CODE CODE CODE PHONE CODE NETWOR...

Page 137: ...be done at any menu level PIN code request In this menu you can turn the PIN code re quest on or off Current setting is displayed If you wish to change the setting press CHANGE Use n to turn the request on or off Press OK Key in the PIN code In case of misspelling press CLEAR shortly to delete the digits left of the cursor Press OK After entering the correct PIN code the text PIN accepted will be ...

Page 138: ...r all highlight that option again and press the right soft key OFF When the desired op tions have been marked move the cursor to point at Save changes and press OK Key in the security code In case of misspell ing press CLEAR shortly to delete the digits left of the cursor Press OK Change PIN code In this menu you can change the PIN code on your SIM card Press CHANGE Key in the current PIN code the...

Page 139: ...one code is a security code which is associated with the phone itself not with the SIM card In this menu you can change the phone code This menu functions as the Change PIN code menu Change network code The network code is a code you need for Call barring and some other functions gov erned by the operator In this menu you can change the network code This menu functions as the Change PIN code menu ...

Page 140: ...to numbers which start with 040 However by storing a switchboard number with wild characters in the FDN phone book e g 358 277 00 you can call to its sub numbers without separately storing them in the phone book The sub number allowed is otherwise the same as the num ber stored except for the wild characters which can be replaced by any number The wild character alias character will be dis played ...

Page 141: ...EAR ALL BAR ALL BAR OUTGOING BAR INT L BAR ALL INCOMING BAR INCOMING CLEAR ALL SET CHECK CLEAR CHECK CLEAR SET LAST CALL TOTAL CALLS MAXIMUM COST COST UNIT AUTOMATIC NETWORK 1 NETWORK 2 BARRINGS WHEN ROAMING CALLS OUTGOING CALLS EXCEPT HOME INT L CALLS OUTGOING CALLS ENTER DIVERSIONS REACHABLE ANSWER CLEAR CHECK TO VOICE MAIL TO NUMBER SERVICES SELECTION NETWORK CODE MONEY LEFT ...

Page 142: ... the operation and return to previous menu level DIVERT ALL CALLS By pressing SELECT you enter the sub menu where you can determine whether you wish to divert the calls to another phone number or to a voicemail service You can also check if divert is turned on and disable diversion Select the option with n and press OK To number Key in the phone number to which your calls will be diverted Press OK...

Page 143: ...played instead of the number e g Service active to Benefon As a sign of diverting all calls an arrow will be displayed in the upper side of the display when the phone returns to stand by mode To voice mailbox To divert calls to a voice mail service first make sure you have stored the voice mail box number in the Messages menu under Message setup To voice mailbox option functions as To number optio...

Page 144: ...ERSIONS Use this option if you wish to clear all di verts Press OK and confirm your choice by pressing OK again Call barrings In this menu you can bar outgoing and in coming calls Please note that call barring also affects call diversion The call barring option is usually a network feature and you need the network code for turning it on The network code is deliv ered to you by the operator when th...

Page 145: ... are also assumed to key in the net work code and press OK 4 When the barring is turned on properly the text Barring of all outgoing calls ac tive will be displayed BAR OUTGOING INTERNATIONAL CALLS With this option you will bar all outgoing international calls You can make domestic calls and receive both domestic and inter national calls This menu functions as the Bar all outgoing calls menu QUIT ...

Page 146: ...h this option you can only make calls not receive them This menu functions as the Bar all outgoing calls menu BAR INCOMING CALLS WHEN ROAMING You can receive calls only when you are within the area of your own network opera tor You may need this option when you are roaming because many network operators and service providers charge for receiving calls when you are roaming This menu functions as th...

Page 147: ...ns for reset ting the charge counter and setting a charge limit for calls These options are useful es pecially when the user is not the subscriber The Call cost is a network feature In order to use some of these options you need to have a specific SIM card as well as a PIN2 code For further information on these charging services please contact your net work operator If the Call cost feature is not...

Page 148: ... Press QUIT to return to the previous menu level TOTAL CALLS COST Use this option if you wish to check the cost of all preceding calls including the last call Counter value for total calls is displayed in currency if you have determined currency and set value for unit price in the Cost unit menu Otherwise the total calls counter val ue will be displayed in units You can also reset the counter Rese...

Page 149: ...isplayed If you wish to find out when the cost of your calls is about to reach the limit you may substract the total calls cost from the maxi mum cost E g if the maximum cost is set to 500 00 FIM and the total calls counter shows that you have already spent 300 00 FIM it means you still have 200 00 FIM to spend for calls 1 The maximum credit that can be used for chargeable calls is shown The credi...

Page 150: ...t limit changed will be displayed COST UNIT Charging information is calculated and stored as charging units Units are indepen dent of any currency Use this option if you wish to read and set price for unit After completing the setting the call cost information will be displayed in currency instead of units 1 If you wish to set or change the price per unit press CHANGE 2 Key in the PIN2 code and pr...

Page 151: ...harges will be displayed Use a 3 letter abbreviation for the currency By using n you can move the cursor to point at the first letter of the abbrevia tion Press OK Confirm your choice Converting the unit of currency may cause minor inaccuracies in the result displayed However rounding the number does not affect counter values which are stored in units MONEY LEFT Use this option to check the amount...

Page 152: ...f the Automat ic is recommended If you select any of the named networks the network selection mode is changed to man ual and the phone always tries to connect with the chosen network If the chosen net work is not available the list of available networks will be displayed Select the desired option with n and press OK The phone will register with the cho sen network The indicates that use of the ope...

Page 153: ...ellites do not penetrate solid ob jects such as people large buildings or heavy tree cover The GPS receiver can be turned on even when the antenna is not lifted Important is that the GPS receiver must not be covered The external GPS antenna can be used to re ceive GPS signals even when the phone s own GPS antenna is unable to see satellites The external GPS antenna is an accessory which is sold se...

Page 154: ...GPS operating mode specifies how of ten the GPS tries to update the current po sition You have different operating modes to choose from However note that all the GPS modes described below are not avail able in all phone models Full power You can turn the GPS on to search for satellites calculate position frequently Using this mode consumes more power than the other modes but it has the best accura...

Page 155: ...fy settings for or dering assisted GPS information from a ser vice provider The AGPS contains ephemeris information from a given num ber of satellites It is used for speeding up the initial position fix The AGPS informa tion may also help in finding satellites and getting position in difficult conditions Press SELECT to enter the Assisted GPS menu Select an option with n SMS number Press CHANGE an...

Page 156: ...e NMEA output is turned on the phone will consume slightly more power Reset position In this menu you can reset the position in formation stored in the phone Resetting is useful if the GPS has trouble reading and calculating your current position this could happen in case the position has changed quite a lot since it was last read When resetting position the GPS must be turned on Press SELECT to e...

Page 157: ...PS is in Economy mode the satellite status for previously searched and found position is displayed for a few seconds af ter which it disappears If the GPS is turned off the satellite status cannot be viewed UPDATE UPDATE The satellite symbol indicates the accura cy of the position i e the more bars the better position If the GPS is in Economy mode and it has previously searched and found position ...

Page 158: ...e battery into the corners at the bottom of the phone 2 Push the battery into the phone until it locks into place 3 Make sure the release catch has clicked into place REMOVING THE BATTERY Push the release catch downwards and pull the battery carefully away from the rear of the phone Release catch ...

Page 159: ...ill function properly again Use of the phone is prevented at tempera tures above 60 C to ensure equipment safety After cooling off the phone will function properly At room temperature 20 C the Li Ion battery loses more than 15 of its capacity in a month During the first two days the loss of a capacity is usually several percent Higher temperatures will accelerate the dis charging process EMPTY BAT...

Page 160: ...ne but is also available from the as sortment of Benefon accessories Other charger types are introduced in the chapter Accessories CHARGING When you start using the phone for the first time you should charge the battery first Please note that the battery will reach its full capacity only after two or three charg ing times The phone controls the charging status battery temperature and power supply ...

Page 161: ...ind of a charger and a battery you have in use E g when charging the Li Ion batteries with the quick charger about 70 of the battery ca pacity will be charged quickly but charging the remaining 30 takes relatively more time Also please note that the following charging times are approximate and measured at room temperature 20 C with the GPS turned off about 2 3 hours with an empty Li Ion battery si...

Page 162: ...ery Wait and the phone will turn on after a few moments When storing batteries for a long time it is recommended that the batteries are kept cool and fully charged in a dry place Also please follow these safety regulations apply to batteries in use as well as batteries taken out of use Protect the battery from heat High tem peratures may damage batteries Do not warm up the battery or use it near a...

Page 163: ...BATTERY DISPOSAL 157 DISPOSAL Li Ion batteries do not contain heavy metals which can damage the environment Li Ion batteries should be disposed of according to the country specific regulations ...

Page 164: ...arger CMA 70 230 with its cable FMC70 The mains charger should only be used in doors Make sure that the voltage in the country which you are staying corresponds to the voltage 230 V of the charger When charging connect the round end of the cable into the charger and lock it by turning it half a turn clockwise Plug the square end of the cable with the arrow fac ing up into the left side of the bott...

Page 165: ...cle and into the socket at the bottom of the phone Charging will start automatically The charger takes its power from the vehicle battery PORTABLE HANDS FREE EHE70 The portable hands free kit is designed to make the use of the phone easier in various working situations When you use the earpiece and micro phone you can make and answer phone calls and work with your hands at the same time This light...

Page 166: ...ar kit into the cigarette lighter outlet in the car and into the bottom connector of the phone Make sure the microphone is placed in an audible position With the plug in hands free car kit you can also charge the battery of your phone by us ing your vehicle s cigarette lighter LIGHT HOLDER KGC77 The light holder holds your phone steadily in place when you are driving The holder is also very useful...

Page 167: ...s settings for telematics It depends on your phone mod el whether you can use these functions or not With the data adapter you can connect the phone to a computer and transfer BeneWin based data between a PC and your phone You do not need a separate modem for us ing this equipment The modem drivers included in the BeneWin NMEA package offer you access to your email fax and In ternet By using the m...

Page 168: ...d for example on the roof of a car or a boat The antenna can be attached to a backbag strap as well Important using other than Benefon s own external GPS antenna can break the phone s own GPS antenna or connector CROSS COUNTRY ANTENNA The cross country power antenna can be used to replace the regular GSM antenna It is useful in areas where the GSM network signal strength is weak BICYCLE HOLDER The...

Page 169: ...CESSORIES BELT BAG 163 BELT BAG The belt bag can be used for carrying the phone The belt bag also protects the phone from impacts The belt bag can be fastened to e g a belt or a backbag for easy carrying ...

Page 170: ...or the purpose it is intended Rough handling may break the circuitry inside the phone Do not drop knock or shake the phone or its battery Keep the phone dry Liquids contain min erals which could corrode electronic cir cuits If the phone gets wet turn it off and dry the phone and the battery imme diately Put the phone into an upright position and let it dry It is recommended that a dealer or servic...

Page 171: ... PIN code request option Even though you find the lost card later it cannot be used if it has once been invalidat ed If your phone gets lost Contact your network operator immediate ly and let them know the IMEI code to pre vent the unauthorized use of the phone You find the 15 digit IMEI code easily from the type label of the phone It is recom mended to write down the IMEI code and store it in a s...

Page 172: ...the language to English At the same time the settings will be reset to the factory ones Use of this key does not af fect the contents of the phone book entries Searching The message Searching is displayed You are outside the network operator s cover age area You are in a shadow area where signal strength is too weak for radio com munication If your GPS receiver does not function Make sure that the...

Page 173: ...ote increased power consump tion and switch back to Low power Econ omy mode as soon as possible If you want to speed up the position fix you may also send the Assisted GPS request to the service provider requires third party service For further information please see the chapters Main menu GPS and Quick menu Position refresh In any unclear situation you are always welcome to contact your dealer an...

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Page 175: ...ode When writing text with the T9 text input mode the character set is determined ac cording to the chosen T9 language Also note that the maximum amount of characters in one message is limited If you write a long message so that you mainly use these other character sets the message will be sent in several packages i e the charge of this message might be in creased Characters from different charact...

Page 176: ... is invisible j OK QUIT Hebrew Latin n Press and hold for 1 2 sec Cyrlllic Greek Direct access to numbers Press until Z is displayed Always key in number 1 as follows Press until the character form is switched to Z Press 1 Always key in number 0 as follows Make sure the T9 is turned off Press 0 Direct access to special characters Press 0 for a few seconds Scroll through the selection with n and pr...

Page 177: ...Ґ ґ 2 A a B b C c 3 Д д Е е Ё ё Ж ж З з Є є 3 D d E e F f 4 И и Й й К к Л л І і Ї ї 4 G g H h I i 5 М м Н н О о П п 5 J j K k L l 6 Р р С с Т т У у 6 M m N n O o 7 Ф ф Х х Ц ц Ч ч 7 P p Q q R r S s 8 Ш ш Щ щ Ъ ъ Ы ы 8 T t U u V v 9 Ь ь Э э Ю ю Я я 9 W w X x Y y Z z 0 0 ...

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