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ACeS OG698 Phone User’s Guide

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Note:

Some features and menus are operator dependent

Version P1C

From the

NETWORKS/Search opt/SAT

Search opt/GSM

menu, select

Edit list

The networks are presented one at a time. If more
than one is available, you can use the navigation
keys to scroll to a particular network.

◗

To delete a network from the list select

Erase

◗

To add a new network to the list, select

Add

net?

If you want to add a network that is not

known to the phone, scroll to

Other?

and press

YES

When prompted, enter the Country Code and the
Network Code (up to three digits each) for the
new network. You can obtain these codes from
your service provider.

Note!

You can use this option if new satellite networks or spacecrafts become

available in the future.

◗

To rearrange the list, select

Move

and enter a new position

◗

The network positions in the GSM list determine the order of the GSM ser-
vice search only

NETWORKS

‹

opt

GSM

OPT

⁄

Edit

list

EDIT

LIST

⁄

Add

net?

Edit

list

⁄

Enter

codes

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Summary of Contents for ACeS OG698

Page 1: ...The phone that lets you stay in touch with the rest of the world ACeS OG698 Satellite GSM 900 Cellular Phone User s Guide Preliminary Edition 1C...

Page 2: ...changes and improvements to this manual and or equipment may be made at any time and without notice Such changes will be incorporated into new editions of this manual All rights reserved Copyright Eri...

Page 3: ...rk Settings 15 Select a Network Preference 15 Set Satellite Search Preferences 15 Set GSM Search Preferences 16 Preferred Network List 16 Locating a Network 17 Position the Antenna 17 Point Antenna 17...

Page 4: ...ll Time Call Cost Information 47 Calling or Credit Card Calls 49 The Calculator 51 Handsfree Calling 52 Select Answer Mode 52 Area Information 53 Voice Mail 56 Accessing Voice Mail 56 The Phone Book 5...

Page 5: ...pensive cellular mode Your phone is designed to roam the remote areas of the world with you whether you are travelling on international business for pleasure or for an emergency Your phone will be a v...

Page 6: ...e services you ordered from your network operator and your Phone Book information among other things Your PIN Your operator will provide you with a security code or Personal Identity Num ber PIN when...

Page 7: ...ACeS OG698 Phone User s Guide Version P1C Note Some features and menus are operator dependent Page 3 The Phone The Keypad...

Page 8: ...urchased your phone from your service provider the SIM card may already be installed If not you must install it before you can use your phone The SIM card that comes with your subscription is about th...

Page 9: ...2 Slide the card into the holder 3 Fold down the holder 4 Lock the holder by pressing it down and sliding it toward the bottom of the phone OperatingWithoutASIMCard When operating in GSM mode you can...

Page 10: ...ed mode 2 Press YES to select the mode For more information on setting system mode preferences see Select a Network Preference on page 15 Set Satellite Search Preferences on page 15 and Set GSM Search...

Page 11: ...the first time AttachingtheACcharger Follow these steps to connect the charger 1 If applicable connect the plastic plug on the charger cable to the charger 2 Connect the charger to the outlet Note The...

Page 12: ...g time is increased DisconnectingtheCharger 1 Disconnect the charger from the electrical outlet 2 Lift the plug connected to the phone upwards and pull it out WhentoChargetheBattery The nickel metal h...

Page 13: ...ed with a charged one The Antenna You will need to attach the antenna to your phone in order for it to receive the strongest network signal possible AttachingtheAntenna To attach the antenna 1 Place t...

Page 14: ...hange your PIN or turn the SIM lock off See The SIM Card Lock on page 71 for instructions The digits appear as stars in the display If you make a mistake while enter ing your PIN erase the digit by pr...

Page 15: ...tions apply Uppercase letters indicate the menu or function selected Text within brackets indicates the current setting for the function dis played and indicate you can scroll through more options wit...

Page 16: ...padLock Use the ACCESS menu to lock the keypad on your phone so keys cannot be accidently pressed when you are transporting it See The Key Lock on page 74 for instructions on locking and unlocking the...

Page 17: ...mergency call in either GSM or Satellite mode Set Language English is the default language in your phone s display In some phones it is the only language available In phones with more than one languag...

Page 18: ...17 To activate the antenna pointing feature 1 Scroll to display SETTINGS Point antenna ON 2 Press YES to enable the feature To deactivate the Antenna Pointing feature 1 Scroll to display SETTINGS Poi...

Page 19: ...GSM Search Options GSM pref searches for a GSM network If none is found the phone searches for a satellite network Set Satellite Search Preferences You can set a default search pattern for a Satellite...

Page 20: ...orks to select from manually when your home network is not within range Use this feature in the future when more satellite networks become available Note This list does not define the order in which y...

Page 21: ...your phone see Set Satellite Search Preferences on page 15 and Set GSM Search Preferences on page 16 Position the Antenna You will need to position the antenna in order to receive a full satellite sig...

Page 22: ...Position Ant message disappears If the phone receives a full service signal before the time out Connecting displays the phone rings and you can answer the call PointAntennatoMakeCall If you are receiv...

Page 23: ...calls An empty circle with No Network access displayed indicates you can make emergency calls only A half circle indicates you can receive notifica tion of an incoming satellite call You will not be a...

Page 24: ...arch will repeat If you want to restart the search process at any time select NETWORKS New Search See New Search on page 21 Satellite Preferred Mode When you select Satellite Pref mode as the default...

Page 25: ...KS Systemmode menu Newsearchinoppositemode If you are operating in Satellite Preferred mode or GSM Preferred mode and want to switch to the opposite mode 1 Scroll to the NETWORKS menu Select New searc...

Page 26: ...Scroll to SEARCH OPT One search and press YES 3 Scroll to ONE SEARCH Spot beam current number and press YES 4 SPOT BEAM Enter new ___ will dis play Press YES You may enter up to 3 digits or you may a...

Page 27: ...the search will continue Single Search for a GSM Network You must be in GSM mode to attempt to access the NETWORKS Search opt GSM menu To perform a single search for a GSM network 1 Scroll to NETWORK...

Page 28: ...t Add net If you want to add a network that is not known to the phone scroll to Other and press YES When prompted enter the Country Code and the Network Code up to three digits each for the new networ...

Page 29: ...a SIM card installed to make emergency calls in satellite mode Domestic GSM Calls If you set the network search preference to GSM pref or GSM only the search for a network begins as soon as you turn y...

Page 30: ...play on page 81 for an explanation of the indicators displayed If a network is located the network type and service level symbols are dis played To make a domestic satellite call whether you are in yo...

Page 31: ...n whether you are in your home country or in a foreign coun try you must use the international format country code national destination code AREA and phone number To make an international call 1 Press...

Page 32: ...roaming indicator will be displayed together with the abbreviated country and net work name RoamingwithaStandardGSMSIMCard Your phone will operate in ACeS mode with a standard 3 volt GSM SIM card You...

Page 33: ...nalize your phone by changing the settings listed in this section For other settings see See Initial Phone Settings on page 12 You can return your phone to the factory default settings from the Master...

Page 34: ...To set the date 1 Select Set date from the TOOLS Clock menu 2 Enter the year two digits 3 Press YES 4 Enter the month and day using 2 digits for each 5 Press YES to confirm your setting The Alarm Your...

Page 35: ...alarm from the TOOLS Clock menu 2 Scroll to the Off option using the navigation key 3 Press YES Select Ring Type You can select from several ring tones including 10 prestored melodies or you can comp...

Page 36: ...which keys correspond to which notes Press CLR to erase a note Press and hold down CLR to clear the display Change the Ear Piece Volume Before changing the ear piece volume check that the ear piece is...

Page 37: ...key function is turned on you can answer an incoming call by pressing any key except the NO key TheAutofunction If the Auto function is set to ON an incoming call is automatically answered after one...

Page 38: ...ave one setting when the phone is used as a handheld unit and another setting when the phone is used with a handsfree kit powered from an external source If you place the phone in a vehicle handsfree...

Page 39: ...an send DTMF Dual Tone Multifrequency tones or not For more information on DTMFs see Sending Tone Signals on page 40 1 Select SETTINGS Key Sound 2 Press YES 3 Select Silent Tone or Click 4 Press YES T...

Page 40: ...ds the number and caller identification this information will be stored If the number and name are stored in your phone book the name will displayed with the number RedialPreviouslyCalledNumbers 1 Pre...

Page 41: ...sends the number you can also find out who called To recall information about the missed calls 1 From the MAIL menu select Missed Calls 2 Press YES Information about the last missed call displays Pres...

Page 42: ...en you miss a call you can find out who called and when they called 1 Press the right navigation key to the repeatedly until the Mail menu appears 2 Press YES to enter the MAIL menu 3 Press the naviga...

Page 43: ...lling Line Identity is not supported HidingYourPhoneNumberforaParticularCall 1 Enter the phone number 2 Press the navigation key to the RIGHT 3 The Special functions menu appears 4 Press YES to enter...

Page 44: ...eed to send a signal to indicate a pause between two numbers To send a pause 1 Enter the numbers before the pause 2 Select TOOLS Special functions 3 Select Pause and press YES 4 Enter any additional d...

Page 45: ...ill not ring if a call is received Note In satellite mode make sure you have a full strength satellite signal before you try to change or check your Divert selections ActivatingtheDivertOption From th...

Page 46: ...ly Divert ON depending on which divert option you chose The selected phone number is also displayed Your phone will display information about any activated call divert each time you turn the phone on...

Page 47: ...This is followed by the message Call waiting ON TocanceltheCallWaitingservice 1 From the CALLS menu select CallWaiting 2 Scroll to Cancel using the navigation key 3 Press YES Call Waiting is canceled...

Page 48: ...when you are engaged in one call and have a second call on hold You will hear a tone and the message Call Wait appears in the display Only one call can be on hold at a time If you wish to accept the t...

Page 49: ...x or data call You can set the order in which you wish to receive calls no matter which type is sent first with the Next call type option You must have the same phone number for both voice and non voi...

Page 50: ...hold while you talk to someone privately InitiatingaConferenceCall To initiate a conference call 1 Call the first person 2 Press YES to put this person on hold 3 Call the second person 4 Press 3 foll...

Page 51: ...you are calling s subscription supports Caller ID service that person s name and number will display on your phone You can enable or disable the Caller ID function for a particular call See Hid ing o...

Page 52: ...ll SIM cards In GSM mode you can check the cost of the last outgoing GSM call or the accumulated cost of all outgoing GSM calls You can also change the call cost per unit and store credit card numbers...

Page 53: ...ormal account If you have a credit card or a calling card you may redirect the charges to one of those accounts instead Before you can make calling card or credit card calls you must activate this fea...

Page 54: ...BOOK menu select Call card numbers and press YES 2 Enter your security code and press YES To change security codes see Changing the Security Code on page 73 3 Select card position Card 1 or Card 2 usi...

Page 55: ...the calling card server is called first During the connect ing phase you are prompted to send the called number and the verification code You can press YES at the prompts or let the phone dial each se...

Page 56: ...peak For Type 2 handsfree to work properly your phone uses filters that adapt to the sound environment around the handsfree equipment The adaptation might take a few calls and during this learning pha...

Page 57: ...on page 74 the Keylock setting The Type 2 Ear volume setting has eight levels while Type 1 has only five The four highest levels in Type 2 increases the clarity of speech rather than the vol ume itse...

Page 58: ...not be stored on the SIM card it is stored in the phone and can contain up to 32 codes InsertinganAreaInformationCode Access the Area Info list from the Mail menu 1 From the MAIL menu select Area info...

Page 59: ...wish to erase and press YES The message Erase appears 5 Press YES To replace the code 1 Press the navigation key RIGHT once 2 Press YES 3 Enter the new code and press YES ReceivingAreaInformation Are...

Page 60: ...L menu If the number to your answering service can be retrieved from your Phone Book the number is displayed in brackets This also applies if you have entered the number yourself at an earlier occasio...

Page 61: ...so keeps track of your last dialed numbers and if you subscribe to the Calling Line Identification service the last answered numbers When you receive a call and the caller s number is in the Phone Boo...

Page 62: ...he desired character appears in the display pause until the character appears in the display then press the next key For example to enter the character A press the numeric key 2 once B press the numer...

Page 63: ...dis played in the top right corner press YES To save the number in the card memory in a position you decide 1 Press the right navigation key 2 Enter the position number 3 Press YES To save the number...

Page 64: ...il the pause character p appears 4 Enter the code 5 If needed insert another pause and another code 6 Save the number to a memory as described in Store a Name and Phone Number on page 59 Recall a Phon...

Page 65: ...eBook You can access the Phone Book entry you wish to edit by using either the stor age position number or the name To edit the entry using the position number 1 From the Phone book menu select Edit 2...

Page 66: ...ou can also select Erase from the Phone Book menu enter the storage position and press YES to erase the number If you want to erase all numbers from the phone memory not possible for the card memory 1...

Page 67: ...ws the call type Fax or Data Software InitiatedFaxandDataCalls Fax and data calls are initiated from your computer To make a call first do the following 1 Connect your computer to the phone 2 Start th...

Page 68: ...Set the next call type via the CALLS Next call type menu Note This setting will remain until you change it To receive a fax or data call 1 Connect your computer to the phone 2 Answer the call from wit...

Page 69: ...es memory a letter icon icon is displayed The Messages memory can hold up to 10 messages When all memory posi tions are occupied the oldest read message will be overwritten when a new message is recei...

Page 70: ...dy been saved If no number appears you may save one 3 Enter the number and press YES SettingDurationofMessage If your message cannot be delivered you can instruct your Service Center to repeat the mes...

Page 71: ...e characters to the left of the cursor or insert characters in the cursor s posi tion 5 Press YES Request reply appears 6 If you want a to reply to the message press YES If not press NO 7 Enter the re...

Page 72: ...aMessage 1 To reply to a message press YES 2 To enter your message press YES and proceed as described in Composing and Sending Messages 3 If you do not want to reply press NO If there is a phone numbe...

Page 73: ...1 Press NO The message Store appears 2 To store the message in the SIM card memory press YES The message is automatically erased from the Messages memory The display now shows the position of the mes...

Page 74: ...ages saved in your Messages memory appear 2 Scroll to the message you wish to store in the SIM card memory and press YES 3 Press YES again Erase appears 4 Press NO Store appears 5 Press YES The messag...

Page 75: ...your PIN code and press YES The message Locked confirms that the card lock is now activated Note This function only applies if your subscription allows you to deactivate the card lock UnlockingtheSIMC...

Page 76: ...ode 1 From the ACCESS menu select Change PIN code 2 Enter the old current PIN code and press YES 3 Enter the new PIN code and press YES 4 At the prompt Repeat new PIN enter the new PIN a second time t...

Page 77: ...prompted for the code ChangingtheSecurityCode From the ACCESS menu select Phone lock Change code and follow the same procedure as when changing the PIN code LockingandUnlockingthePhone 1 From the ACCE...

Page 78: ...y lock If you press a key while the keypad lock is on Keylock Enter to unlock is displayed Press the left navigation key to unlock the keypad Fixed Number Dialling Fixed Number Dialling restricts outg...

Page 79: ...the navigation key and press YES 3 Enter the PIN2 code and press YES Enter the name optional and the fixed number in the same way as when storing an ordinary phone number EditingaStoredFixedNumber 1 F...

Page 80: ...ation key to the right to turn it ON 3 Press YES to confirm The phone will then display the message Security On at the beginning of an encrypted call Other wise the phone will display Security Off Any...

Page 81: ...lable use a handsfree device Position your wireless phone within easy reach Suspend conversations during hazardous driving conditions or situations Do not take notes or look up phone numbers while dri...

Page 82: ...puncture something or someone ElectronicDevices Most modern electronic equipment such as that in hospitals and automobiles is shielded from RF energy However certain electronic equipment may not be sh...

Page 83: ...r phone before boarding an aircraft Children Do not allow children to play with your phone since they could hurt them selves or others or accidentally damage the phone Your phone may con tain parts th...

Page 84: ...s In the U S call 1 800 822 8837 to find out how to recy cle your battery Outside the U S contact your local retailer for recycling instructions CareofthePhone Do not expose your mobile phone to moist...

Page 85: ...rk signal strength o Partial Sat service Scroll for selections Battery strength Network signal strength Full Sat service Information Battery strength Network signal strength No Sat service Alarm set B...

Page 86: ...asable Programmable Read Only Memory ELMA Ericsson Lockheed Martin Air Interface ESN Electronic Serial Number ETSI European Telecommunications Standard Institute FDN Fixed Dialing Numbers HPA High Pen...

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