SIM -- Subscriber Identity Module
When you become a subscriber of a network operator, you
will obtain a Mini SIM Card.
The Mini SIM Card must be inserted into the phone.
Otherwise, the phone cannot be used. However, calls to the
emergency phone number 112 can be made without the
card being inserted, provided a GSM network is in range.
The card contains a computer chip with your personal data,
such as your subscriber number and the name of your
operator’s network, also referred to as your ‘‘home’’
network. Besides your ‘‘home’’ network, you may use your
phone also in GSM networks in other countries.
The computer chip also includes a memory, which you can
use as your personal phone book to store and recall phone
numbers.
PIN -- Personal Identification Number
Your SIM is protected by a unique 4- to 8-digit PIN, which
must be entered each time the phone is turned ON. This is
called PIN Check.
The Access menu of your phone allows you to deactivate
the PIN Check. It also allows you to choose another PIN.
Refer to Chapter 5. Using Menus.
Phone Lock
The PIN Check protects the SIM card only, not the phone
itself. The Access menu allows you to enable an electronic
lock to protect against unauthorised use of the phone in the
event of a theft. Refer to Chapter 5. Using Menus.
Key Lock
You can lock the keypad so that unintentional key action
has no effect if the phone is turned on. This is useful when
you, for example, are carrying the phone in a pocket or a
handbag. Refer to the description of the Key Lock menu in
Chapter 5.
Clock
The time of the day is shown continuously in the display.
When your phone is delivered, the clock is normally not set.
The Clock menu lets you set the clock. Refer to Chapter 5.
Display Language
Your phone is normally delivered with English text in the
display.
The Settings menu allows you to select a language other
than English. Refer to Chapter 5.
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