Ericsson GH198, Руководство пользователя

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Changing your password:
1. Press M , followed by 3 .
‘‘BARRING’’ appears.
2. Press S . ‘‘ALL OUTGOING CALLS’’ appears,
followed by the abbreviation ‘‘ALL OUT’’ .
3. Scroll using
▲
or
▼
until
‘‘CHANGE PASSWORD’’ -- -- -- ‘‘CHG PASSW’’ is
displayed.
4. Press S . ‘‘OLD?’’ is displayed.
5. Enter the present password and press S . ‘‘NEW?’’
is displayed.
6. Enter the new password and press S . ‘‘AGAIN?’’
is displayed.
7. Enter the new password again and press S .
‘‘WAIT’’ is displayed briefly.
If you entered the old code and the new code
correctly
‘‘PASSWORD CHANGED’’ -- -- -- ‘‘PASSW CHGD’’
comes on for ten seconds in the display when you
have made contact with the GSM network.
If you entered the old code incorrectly the message
‘‘PASSWORD ERROR’’ -- -- -- ‘‘PASSW ERR’’ is
displayed.
If you entered the new code incorrectly, you are
asked to enter both codes again.
There is an alternative method for changing your
password. Refer to the chapter
Problems You Can
Solve .
If the connection fails:
If the connection with the GSM network fails, a beep is
heard and the message
‘‘NETWORK PROBLEM’’
-- -- -- ‘‘NETW PROBL’’ appears.
Wait a moment and try again.
4. Automatic Re-try
This Special Function will automatically re-dial a number
when an outgoing call has failed because the called number
or the GSM network is busy.
The re-dial will be repeated until the call is answered or ten
times at the most. In the meantime, the message
‘‘RETRY’’
is displayed, replacing the abbreviation for the network. The
battery meter is replaced by
‘‘AR’’ .
Pressing any key will interrupt the automatic re-try
function. To interrupt the re-try function when a
re-dial is in progress.
the End key must be pressed.
The automatic re-try function is enabled/disabled as follows:
1. Press M , followed by 4 . The current setting, either
‘‘RETRY OFF’’ or ‘‘RETRY ON’’ , is displayed.
2. Turn the automatic re-try ON or OFF by pressing
any numeric key.
3. Store the new setting by pressing S ,
▲
or
▼
.
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