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CHAPTER 5

SECURITY FEATURES

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Summary of Contents for HGC-610E

Page 1: ...HGC 610E HEAD OFFICE FACTORY San 136 1 Ami Ri Bubal Eup Ichon Si Kyoungki Do 467 701 Korea International Sales Team Mobile Handset Business Unit 9 th Fl HEI Bldg 1451 34 Seocho Dong Seocho Ku Seoul 137 070 Korea Tel 82 2 580 5708 Fax 82 2 580 5696 5729 ...

Page 2: ...NTENTS UR PHONE 1 2 3 4 4 5 on 5 6 6 6 7 7 7 set 8 8 9 10 11 12 12 12 13 14 16 16 17 18 18 18 18 19 19 19 20 20 20 21 i ...

Page 3: ... iii S 41 42 42 43 44 44 45 45 45 46 47 47 48 49 49 49 50 s 50 50 51 51 51 UNCTIONS 53 54 54 55 56 57 57 58 58 59 60 61 62 NTS CONT D ...

Page 4: ...is product ER 1 OUR PHONE 1 ...

Page 5: ... 3 CRIPTION Antenna For best call quality extend the antenna during the call Earpiece LCD Screen Function Keys Keypad Microphone ...

Page 6: ...strength More lines mean outside of its home area ss is displayed ed the phone is in idle mode d the phone is not receiving a ge or voice mail message is is activated e level status The more black charge D FUNCTION ...

Page 7: ... 7 BATTERY standard 220V AC outlet e power is connected Y u purchase the product use nsert the battery pack r tatus g ng is complete ...

Page 8: ... 9 BATTERY e on after the handset or to the charging slots re gress Charging Completion n Green Color On ...

Page 9: ... 11 ER 2 RATION ...

Page 10: ... 13 HE MENU ess eys to view the menu nd hold the scroll utomatically ll volume volume et creen press ss s the corresponding can be used while ...

Page 11: ...CHEDULE 3 PAUSE ALL 1 WRITE MELODY 2 HEAR MELODY 3 MELODY SPEED 1 TODAY 2 SOMEDAY 3 BIRTHDAY 1 INCOMING 2 OUTGOING 3 MEMORY 4 LONG DISTANCE 1 CLR NUMBER 2 CLR SCHEDULE 3 CLR CALL LOGS 4 CLR ROAM CALLS R E T ERT LERT DE NNER 15 ...

Page 12: ...you enter er P the after the ill be sent aled ial or 1 to n Receiving call status 1 STORE 2 SEND PHONE 3 SCRATCH PAD 4 MUTE 5 VIEW PHONE HARD PAUSE ONE HYPHEN s i e voice mail and 00 00 01 XXXPXXXXXXXXXP MENU END ...

Page 13: ...on iece volume adjustment ypad volume adjustment ngs Ringer volume free Hands free volume when the phone e the ringer by using the volume or by using the menu ibrates the phone any time ble this function press ssing the up and e phone MISSED XX CALLS PM XX XX PREV ...

Page 14: ... 21 ING A CALL Mute s then 3 Mute again 00 00 38 MUTE XXX XXXX XXXX REL MENU ...

Page 15: ... 23 ER 3 NCTION Phone Number ...

Page 16: ...MBER ERS USING THE DIAL BUTTONS etitions C F I Y 4 Repetitions 2 3 4 Z 5 Repetitions 9 sing the key pad er and lower case cters such as 0 edly The special charac ter automatically in two sec ant are entered d hold ...

Page 17: ...27 R CALL LOGS then 1 ail ber s using the p the phone wn the missed call ent missed incoming ers without dialing 01 XXXXXXXX 02 XXXXXXXXXX 03 XXXXX 10 14 13 14 01 XXX XXX XXXX DTAL DTAL PREV MISSED CALL ...

Page 18: ... 29 PHONE BOOK ber croll key hone numbers le office home E mail one book number ic er ch a TION NUMBER SEARCH LOCATION _ STO PREV VIEW LIST DAVID 01 XXX XXX XXXX EDIT DEL MOBILE ...

Page 19: ... 31 is product ER 4 U ...

Page 20: ... 33 GS n 2 does not ent or vibrator automatically after a ANSWER RINGS NO USE SEL PREV FF IN DAY 10 SECS e scroll keys o light up the screen one even in dark places ...

Page 21: ... 35 ME n 1 GER BELL AFTER LIDE BELL by using n 2 8 by using 13 RINGER RINGER 6 SEL PREV ...

Page 22: ... 37 S 1 2 4 ...

Page 23: ... 39 S ELEASE SETTING by s nal of a received call is weak LOW SIGALERT SETTING SEL PREV 4 F LOW MID HIGH by s signal of a received CONNECT TONE LOW SEL PREV ...

Page 24: ... 41 ER 5 ATURES ...

Page 25: ... 43 LOCK CODE enter PASSWORD is the last 4 digits of ORD Press ORD Press git lock code ...

Page 26: ... 45 YOUR PHONE 4 is the hone number elect YES sing the scroll keys ming calls calls e does not respond to incom till be made RESTRICT YES INCOMING ALLOW SEL PREV SEL PREV ...

Page 27: ... 47 YOUR PHONE OK sing the scroll keys e book ok use e numbers or the use of CALLS ANCE sing the scroll keys distance calls nce calls MEMORY ALLOW LONG DISTANCE ALLOW SEL PREV SEL PREV ...

Page 28: ... 49 PHONE MEMORY enter n 1 is the hone YES by ss MBERS enter n 2 is the hone num YES by ss NTS s and reserved call information CLR NUMBER NO CLR SCHEDULE NO SEL PREV SEL PREV ...

Page 29: ... 51 hen 8 is the last 4 umber N handset currently in use e number of the hand PHONE VERSION SW XXXXX MODEL XXXXXXXXX NFO OK PREV hen 7 is the last number DIGITAL 000 000 0000 OK PREV ...

Page 30: ...ER 6 FUNCTIONS 53 ...

Page 31: ... 55 LE 1 then 2 and arameter input the 3 and n nput SEL PREV 1 ALARM TYPE 2 SCHEDULE TITLE 3 PHONE NUMBER OK PREV INPUT DATE 11 12 1999 AM 12 12 OK CLR 1999 10 1999 10 ...

Page 32: ...ct the melody a the key pad dy y entered E is dis ly entered ult melody melody arameter go by the title of you want ded to the MUSIC TEMPO MODERATO INPUT TITLE WRITE MELODY MY MELODY 1 SEL PREV SEL PREV STO PREV ODY ...

Page 33: ... 59 TCH 3 eturn to the ol the stopwatch Stop Split Split Release ed on the LCD in STA PREV ...

Page 34: ...r with a number showing rth date for the date you want to ortion of the screen ed by three rhythm curves called rts from our body from our birth to elements related to resistance to muscle exercise speed physiolo a cycle of 23 days mental health and recognition 8 days ility to fright acceptance of knowl cycle of 33 days 1 TODAY 2 SOMEDAY 3 BIRTHDAY PREV 61 ...

Page 35: ...EXT MESSAGE ons that allow you to check ith the handset ER 7 63 ...

Page 36: ...ED MESSAGE voice received ilbox AIL MESSAGE 0 VOICE MAIL TO LISTEN PRESS SEND DEL 65 ...

Page 37: ... 67 ESSAGE MAIL press 1 bols press 3 S SENT RECEIVER NUM PREV MESSAGE PREV PREV STO INP RECEIVER NUM 000000000000 PREV INP a ...

Page 38: ... 69 ER 8 Y ...

Page 39: ...as where you drive Always lease ng safety is your first responsi ble aking or answering a call if dri please use one touch speed NOT place objects including ipment in the area over the a If in vehicle wireless equip ag inflates serious injury could nstructions may lead to seri perty damage ...

Page 40: ...e to assist you in obtain ies when any regulations post Hospitals or healthcare facili d be sensitive to external RF alled or inadequately shielded heck with the manufacturer or e You should also consult the been added to your vehicle ces so require ATION FOR ELD PHONES ...

Page 41: ...sing Battery n extreme environment where exists oid striking shaking or shock own the unit to avoid possible rain or spilled beverages ories r its accessories If service or n authorized audiovox cellular ed the risk of electric shock or rminals by metal items etc ATION FOR ELD PHONES ...

Page 42: ...s antenna If a demaged anten inor burn may result Please t antenna worn operation with the back m the body To comply with mum separation distance of between the user s body and enna whether extended or ilar accessories used by this mponents Body worn acces nts may not comply with FCC ed ptional if available ches 20cm must be main the vehicle mounted external quirements e visit the FCC website at w...

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