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Getting started and everyday use
8
Customising your phone
Use these settings to make your phone work to suit you.
Change Language
1 From standby,
c
to enter the menu,
2
e
to select
Settings
, then
Language
,
3
e
to select the required language, and
c
to apply.
Display contrast
Allows you to adjust the display to be readable in a variety
of lighting and temperature conditions.
1 From standby,
c
to enter the menu,
2
e
to select
Settings
, then
Contrast
,
3
e
to select required contrast setting and
c
to apply.
Battery saving*
Allows you to conserve battery power by disabling the
display and keypad backlight.
1 From standby,
c
to enter the menu,
2
e
to select
Settings
, then
Battery saving
,
3
e
to select
On
(or
Off
) and
c
to apply.
*
version dependent
Alert tones
1 From standby,
c
to enter the menu,
2
e
to select
Settings
, then
Alert tones
. You can set
the following:
•
Deep silent
– disables all alert and keypad tones.
You can also switch this mode from the standby
screen by pressing and holding
*
– the
icon
is displayed in
Deep silent
mode,
•
Ringer volume
– sets the volume of the main alert
for incoming calls,
•
Melodies
– sets the alerts to use for a variety of
conditions:
•
All cases
– sets the same alert for all conditions,
•
Number stored
– sets the alert for incoming calls
from phone numbers stored in your Phonebook,
•
Number not stored
– sets the alert for incoming
calls from unknown phone numbers,
•
Messages
– sets the alert for incoming text
messages,
•
Alarm
– sets the melody for calendar alarms,
•
Message waiting
– sets the alert used when an
incoming text message is received.
•
Key tones
– sets the sound played when a key is
pressed.
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