Nokia NAVIGATOR 6110 User Manual

Electronic user´s guide released subject to “Nokia User´s Guides Terms and Conditions, 7th June, 1998”.  
User’s Guide  
9351506  
Issue 2  
Quick Guide  
Press and hold  
SWITCHING ON / OFF  
MAKING A CALL  
Key in area code and phone number,  
then press  
ANSWERING A CALL  
ENDING / REJECTING A CALL  
twice (with display clear)  
REDIALLING THE LAST DIALLED  
NUMBER  
Press and hold  
CALLING YOUR VOICE MAILBOX  
ADJUSTING THE EARPIECE VOLUME  
CLEARING THE DISPLAY  
Use keys on side of phone  
Menu, then  
Unlock, then  
(within 3 secs) /  
LOCKING / UNLOCKING THE KEYPAD  
quickly (with display clear),  
for desired profile, OK  
or  
SELECTING A USER ENVIRONMENT  
(PROFILE)  
Phone book functions  
Key in phone number, Save, key in  
name, OK  
STORING A PHONE NUMBER WITH  
A NAME (WITH DISPLAY CLEAR)  
or , key in first character of name,  
RECALLING PHONE NUMBER FROM  
PHONEBOOK BY ASSOCIATED NAME  
(WITH DISPLAY CLEAR)  
or  
for desired name  
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Menu functions  
Menu,  
tion, Select  
or  
to choose desired func-  
ENTERING A MENU FUNCTION  
Wait for 10 seconds (with desired func-  
tion displayed)  
VIEWING A MENU HELP TEXT  
First: Menu, choose Profiles,  
Select, choose desired profile,  
Options, choose Personalise, OK  
USER ENVIRONMENT (PROFILE)  
SETTINGS:  
INCOMING CALL ALERT  
RINGING TONE  
Then:  
Incoming call alert: Choose  
Incoming call alert,  
Select, choose desired alert type,  
OK  
RINGING VOLUME  
Ringing tone or volume: Choose  
Ringing toneor Ringing  
volume, Select, choose  
desired setting, OK  
First: Menu, choose Messages,  
Select  
TEXT MESSAGES:  
READING A TEXT MESSAGE  
WRITING AND SENDING A  
TEXT MESSAGE  
Then:  
To read: choose Inbox, Select,  
choose desired message, Read.  
To write and send: choose Write  
messages, Select, key in mes-  
sage, Options, choose Send, OK,  
key in recipient’s phone number, OK  
Menu, choose Call divert,  
Select, choose desired divert mode,  
Select, choose Activate, OK,  
choose Voice mailbox, OK  
DIVERTING VOICE CALLS TO YOUR  
VOICE MAILBOX  
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Quick Guide................................................3  
Table of Contents......................................5  
For Your Safety..........................................7  
1. Quick Start ............................................9  
Making Your First Call .....................................9  
(Add entry) ........................................................21  
Deleting a Name and Phone Number  
What’s New .........................................................9  
Adjusting phone tones: Profiles................9  
Sending SMS messages:  
Setting groups (‘Sets’)..................................9  
Caller groups...................................................9  
Other handy features ...................................9  
2. Your Phone ........................................ 10  
List of Keys ....................................................... 10  
The Display Indicators ................................... 11  
The Selection Keys ......................................... 11  
Setting a ringing tone and  
graphic for a caller group......................... 23  
Speed Dialling ..................................................24  
3. Getting Started .................................. 12  
Inserting a SIM Card ..................................... 12  
Charging a Battery ......................................... 13  
Switching on the Phone ............................... 14  
Switching off the Phone .............................. 15  
Other Phone Book Functions .......................25  
Copying a name and phone number.....25  
Copying via IR..............................................25  
Printing via IR..............................................26  
Editing a name and phone number  
4. Basic Functions .................................. 16  
Making a Call .................................................. 16  
Calling any of the ten last dialled  
phone numbers ........................................... 16  
Speed dialling a phone number ............. 17  
Answering a Call ............................................. 17  
stored in Phone book.................................26  
Selecting a Phone book  
(Memory in use).......................................... 26  
Setting the view for stored names  
and phone numbers (Type of view) .......26  
Viewing the amount of free space  
(Memory status).......................................... 27  
Service numbers (Service Nos)................27  
Calling Your Voice Mailbox ......................... 17  
Keypad Lock (Keyguard) ............................... 18  
Multiparty Calls .............................................. 18  
Making a new call during a call............. 18  
Making a conference call......................... 19  
Answering a new call during a call....... 19  
Transferring a call ...................................... 19  
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6. Menu Functions..................................28  
Accessing the Menu Functions ...................28  
By scrolling...................................................28  
By shortcut...................................................28  
Exiting from the Menu Functions ..............28  
Help Texts .........................................................29  
List of Menu Functions ................................. 29  
Descriptions of the Menu Functions .........31  
Messages (Menu 1) ........................................31  
Reading a text message  
(Inbox - Menu 1-1)....................................32  
Sending a text message  
(Menu 1-2 and 1-3)...................................33  
Message settings (Menu 1-4).................33  
Set specific settings  
Calendar (Menu 8) ..........................................53  
(Set 1 - Menu 1-4-1)...........................34  
Settings common to all messages  
(Common - Menu 1-4-2)....................34  
Info service (Menu 1-5)............................ 35  
Fax or data call (Menu 1-6) ....................36  
Service command editor (Menu 1-7)....36  
Voice messages (Menu 1-8)....................37  
Listen to voice messages  
(Menu 1-8-1) .........................................37  
Voice mailbox number  
(Menu 1-8-2)......................................37  
Protection Cap of the  
Call register (Menu 2) ...................................37  
Missed calls (Menu 2-1)...........................38  
Received calls (Menu 2-2).......................38  
Dialled numbers (Menu 2-3)...................38  
Erase recent call lists (Menu 2-4)..........38  
Show call duration (Menu 2-5)..............39  
Show call costs (Menu 2-6) ....................39  
Call cost settings (Menu 2-7).................40  
Call costs’ limit (Menu 2-7-1)........... 40  
Show costs in (Menu 2-7-2)..............40  
Profiles (Menu 3) ........................................... 40  
Accessing the profiles ...............................40  
Changing profile settings  
Using the Batteries .........................................57  
Charging and discharging the battery..57  
Notes for using the batteries ..................57  
Access Codes ....................................................58  
Care and Maintenance ..................................59  
Important Safety Information .....................60  
Index.........................................................63  
(such as incoming call alert)...................41  
Settings (Menu 4) ........................................... 42  
Alarm clock (Menu 4-1) ...........................42  
Clock (Menu 4-2)........................................43  
Call settings (Menu 4-3) ..........................43  
Anykey answer (Menu 4-3-1)............43  
Automatic redial (Menu 4-3-2)........44  
Speed dialling (Menu 4-3-3) .............44  
Call waiting options  
(Menu 4-3-4) .........................................44  
Own number sending (Menu 4-3-5)44  
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For Your Safety  
Read these simple guidelines. Breaking the rules may be dangerous or illegal. Further de-  
tailed information is given in this manual.  
ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST  
USE QUALIFIED SERVICE  
Don’t use a hand-held phone while  
driving; park the vehicle first.  
Only qualified service personnel  
must install or repair equipment.  
INTERFERENCE  
ACCESSORIES AND BATTERIES  
Use only approved accessories and  
batteries. Do not connect incom-  
patible products.  
All wireless phones may get inter-  
ference which could affect per-  
formance.  
MAKING CALLS  
SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS  
Ensure the phone is switched on  
and in service. Enter the phone  
number, including the area code,  
Follow any regulations or rules.  
Switch phone off near medical  
equipment.  
then press  
. To end a call, press  
SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT  
. To answer a call, press  
.
Wireless phones can cause inter-  
ference. Using them on aircraft is  
illegal.  
EMERGENCY CALLS  
Ensure the phone is switched on and  
in service. If the word “Clear” appears  
on the display above the  
press and hold Clearto clear the  
SWITCH OFF WHEN  
REFUELLING  
key,  
display. Enter the emergency number  
Don’t use phone at a refuelling  
point. Don’t use near fuel or chem-  
icals.  
(e.g. 112), then press  
. Give your  
location. Do not end the call until  
given permission to do so.  
SWITCH OFF NEAR BLASTING  
CONNECTING TO OTHER  
DEVICES  
When connecting to any other de-  
vice, read its user’s guide for de-  
tailed safety instructions. Do not  
connect incompatible products.  
Don’t use phone where blasting is  
in progress. Observe restrictions,  
and follow any regulations or  
rules.  
USE SENSIBLY  
Use only in the normal position (to  
ear). Don’t touch the antenna un-  
necessarily.  
INFRARED PRECAUTIONS  
Do not point the IR beam at any-  
one’s eye or allow it to interfere  
with other IR devices.  
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Using This Guide  
The wireless phone described in this guide is approved for use on the GSM network.  
A number of features included in this guide are called Network Services. They are special  
services provided by wireless service providers. Before you can take advantage of any of  
these Network Services, you must subscribe to these service(s) from your home service  
provider and obtain instructions for their use.  
WARNING!  
Use only batteries, charger and accessories approved by the phone manufacturer for  
use with this particular phone model. The use of any other types will invalidate any  
approval or warranty applying to the phone, and may be dangerous.  
For availability of approved accessories, please check with your dealer.  
When you disconnect the power cord of any accessory, grasp and pull the plug, not  
the cord.  
This apparatus is intended for use when supplied with power from ACP-7, ACP-9,  
LCH-9, HFU-2. Other usage will invalidate any approval given to this apparatus and  
may be dangerous.  
About Labels on Your Phone  
Your phone has labels on it. These are important for service and related purposes, so be  
careful not to lose the label or the information there (e.g, if you replace your phone’s  
cover).  
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1. Quick Start  
Congratulations for choosing this Nokia phone! This chapter describes how to make your  
first call and gives a hint on the wealth of features that the phone offers.  
environments by simply selecting a proper  
‘profile. See page 40 for details.  
Making Your First Call  
1 With the battery removed, insert the  
A quick way to select a profile is as fol-  
lows:  
SIM card (for details, see page 12).  
2 Install and charge the battery (see  
page 13).  
1 Press the power key ( ) quickly when  
the display is clear.  
3 Switch on your phone by pressing and  
2 Reach the desired profile (e.g. Silent  
holding  
(see page 14).  
to turn off all the phone tones) with  
or (or press quickly).  
If the phone asks for the PIN code,  
key it in and press OK.  
3 Press OK(or press and hold ).  
To change the language of the dis-  
play texts, see ”Language (Menu 4-  
4-1)” on page 44.  
Sending SMS messages:  
Setting groups (‘Sets’)  
You can send a text message e.g. as a fax  
by selecting the desired collection of set-  
tings (‘set’) in which you have predefined  
the proper settings for fax transmissions.  
See page 34 for details.  
4 Wait until the operator name appears  
on the display.  
5 Key in the area code and phone number  
and press  
6 After the conversation, end the call by  
pressing  
(see also page 16).  
.
Caller groups  
What’s New  
You can set the phone to ring using the  
desired ringing tone when you receive a  
call from a particular phone number. See  
page 23 for details.  
The phone provides a host of advanced  
features. To mention but a few:  
Adjusting phone tones:  
Profiles  
You can set the phone tones to function in  
the desired way in different situations and  
Other handy features  
Clock, Alarm clock, Games, Calculator,  
Calendar, Infrared, and more.  
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2. Your Phone  
List of Keys  
The phone is provided with the keys given below. Throughout this guide, all key presses  
are represented by icons such as  
and  
.
Power key  
Switches the phone on or off.  
Infrared (IR) port  
When pressed briefly when the dis-  
play is clear or during a call: Enters  
the list of profiles.  
When pressed briefly while in the  
Phone book or menu functions:  
Turns the lights on for 15 seconds.  
Selection keys  
Each of these keys performs the  
function indicated by the text  
above it.  
Vol-  
ume  
Scroll keys  
Scroll through names, phone num-  
bers, menus or setting options.  
Dials a phone number and answers  
a call.  
With display clear: Shows the most  
recently dialled number.  
Ends or rejects a call. Also exits  
from any function at any time.  
Enter numbers and characters.  
-
calls your voice mailbox when  
pressed and held.  
Used for various purposes in differ-  
ent functions.  
Connectors for  
external devices  
Volume  
keys  
The upper key increases and the  
lower key decreases the earpiece  
volume.  
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The Display Indicators The Selection Keys  
Display indicators inform you about the  
current operation of the phone.  
Below the display you can find two so-  
called selection keys.  
The indicators described below are shown  
when the phone is ready for use, with no  
characters entered by the user on the dis-  
play. This is also called ‘a clear display’.  
Their functions depend on the guiding  
texts shown above the keys.  
The symbols relating to other functions  
are explained throughout this user guide.  
Guiding  
texts  
Selection  
keys  
For example, when there is the word  
“Menu” above the  
key enters the menu functions.  
key, pressing this  
OPER- Indicates in which cellular net-  
ATOR  
work the phone is currently  
used.  
Similarly, pressing the  
key under the  
word “Names” allows access to the Phone  
book functions.  
P and Shows the radio signal strength  
bar  
of the cellular network at your  
current location. The more bars  
are visible, the stronger is the  
signal.  
In this user guide, the selection keys are  
indicated by the relevant guiding text ap-  
pearing in bold (e.g. Menuor Names).  
T and  
bar  
Shows how much power there  
is left in the battery. The more  
bars visible, the more power  
in the battery.  
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3. Getting Started  
Before you can use your phone, you must place a SIM card in the phone, install the bat-  
tery, and charge the battery.  
3 Release the SIM card holder by sliding  
Inserting a SIM Card  
the catch in the OPEN direction.  
The phone can only be used with a valid  
miniature plug-in SIM card. You obtain  
the card from your network operator or  
service provider.  
NOTE: Keep all miniature SIM cards out of  
small children’s reach.  
1 If the phone is on: Before inserting the  
SIM card, switch off the phone (press  
) and wait for a few seconds before  
removing the battery.  
4 Lift the holder to vertical position.  
The SIM card and its contacts can be  
easily damaged by scratches or  
bending, so be careful when you  
handle, insert or remove the card.  
2 To remove the battery: Press the catch  
on the top of the battery (1), slide the  
battery towards the bottom of the  
phone (2), and lift the battery upwards  
(3).  
5 Slide the card carefully into the holder.  
Ensure that the bevelled corner is up-  
permost (see picture) and the gold con-  
tacts of the card face into the phone.  
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6 Push the card holder towards the  
phone.  
Charging a Battery  
Once placed in the phone, the battery is  
ready for charging.  
NOTE:  
Use only batteries and chargers  
approved by the phone manufactur-  
er.  
In some vehicles, the ignition must  
be on in order to charge the phone  
with the cigarette lighter charger.  
7 Lock the holder by sliding the catch  
gently towards the base of the phone  
until you hear a click. Make sure that  
the holder is firmly engaged  
To charge the battery by using the  
Travel Charger ACP-7:  
1 Connect the plug from the charger into  
the bottom of the phone.  
2 Connect the charger to an AC wall out-  
8 Place the battery onto the back of the  
phone as shown below. Slide the bat-  
tery up the body of the phone until the  
catch engages (a click is heard).  
let.  
The indicator bar at the right of the dis-  
play starts rolling and the text Charg-  
ingis briefly displayed (when the phone  
is on).  
If the battery is totally empty, it may  
take a few minutes before the  
charging indication appears on the  
display.  
The charging time depends on the  
charger and battery used. For exam-  
ple, charging a BLS-2 battery takes  
about 4 hours.  
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The charger can be connected to the  
phone even during a call  
TIPS ON EFFICIENT OPERATION: As with  
any other radio transmitting device, do  
not touch the antenna unnecessarily  
when the phone is switched on. Contact  
with the antenna affects call quality and  
may cause the phone to operate at a  
higher power level than otherwise needed.  
3 The battery is fully charged when the  
indicator bar stops rolling and the  
text Battery fullis briefly dis-  
played (if the phone is on).  
4 Disconnect the charger from the AC  
outlet and the phone.  
1 Press and hold  
until the display  
If Not chargingis displayed, charging  
is suspended. Wait for a while, disconnect  
the charger, plug it in again and retry. If  
charging still fails, contact your dealer.  
lights are turned on.  
For more information on using the  
batteries, see page 57.  
Battery Charge Indication  
When the battery is running out of power  
and only a few minutes of talk time re-  
main, a warning tone is heard and Bat-  
tery lowis briefly displayed.  
When no more talk time remains, Bat-  
tery emptyis briefly displayed (and a  
warning tone is sounded) and the phone  
switches itself off.  
If the phone asks for a PIN code, key  
it in (appears as stars) and press OK.  
See also ”PIN code request (Menu  
4-5-1)” on page 46 and ”Access  
Codes” on page 58.  
NOTE: If the warning tones have been set  
off, only the display texts will appear.  
NOTE: The PIN code protects your  
SIM card against unauthorised use  
and is usually supplied with the SIM  
card.  
Switching on the  
Phone  
WARNING! Do not switch on the phone  
when wireless phone use is prohibited or  
when it may cause interference or danger.  
If the phone asks for a security code,  
key it in and press OK.  
See also ”Security level (Menu 4-5-  
5)” on page 49.  
NORMAL POSITION: Hold the phone as  
you would any other telephone with the  
antenna pointed up and over your shoul-  
der.  
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NOTE: The security code protects  
your phone against unauthorised  
use and is usually supplied with the  
phone.  
Phone  
Press and hold  
for one second.  
2 The name of a serv-  
ice provider will ap-  
pear if you are in  
Or: With the display clear, press  
quickly, scroll with  
or  
to Switch  
off!, and press OK.  
the service area of a  
cellular network  
which supports your SIM card.  
Check that the signal strength bar on  
the left side of the display is at least  
partly shown.  
3 If any other than the “General” user  
environment (profile) is selected, the  
name of the profile is displayed. See  
also ”Profiles (Menu 3)” on page 40.  
The phone can make and receive calls  
only when  
it is switched on  
it has a valid SIM card fitted  
it is located in the service area of  
a cellular network where your SIM  
card can be used. See also ”Net-  
work selection (Menu 4-4-5)” on  
page 46.  
the signal strength is adequate.  
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4. Basic Functions  
Press Options, scroll with or  
Making a Call  
1 With the phone switched on, key in the  
to Mute, and press Select.  
To unmute the microphone, press  
Unmute. Or: Press Options,  
scroll to Unmute, and press  
area code and phone number by using  
the  
-
keys.  
International calls  
If you key in a + character (press  
twice within one second) in  
front of the country code you don’t  
need to worry about the interna-  
tional access code.  
NOTE: Muting and unmuting also  
affects the microphone of any ac-  
cessory connected to the phone.  
4 After the conversation, end the call by  
Editing the phone number  
pressing  
.
Use  
You can remove all the characters at  
once by pressing or by pressing  
and holding Clear. For details, see  
”Keying in a Phone Number” on  
page 21.  
,
and Clearfor editing.  
NOTE: When you are using the phone with  
the car kit CARK-91, you can switch from  
handsfree mode to privacy mode by pick-  
ing up the external handset HSU-1.  
To switch back to handsfree, first press  
Menuand then put down the handset  
within 15 seconds.  
Saving the phone number in  
Phone book  
Press Save, key in the associated  
name, and press OK. For details, see  
”Keying in a Name” on page 20.  
Calling any of the ten last  
dialled phone numbers  
To call the last dialled number, press  
twice (with the display clear).  
Recalling a phone number from  
Phone book: See page 22.  
2 Press  
call the number.  
To call one of the ten last dialled numbers:  
Press  
with or the desired number or asso-  
ciated name, and press again.  
(with the display clear), reach  
3 Wait for the answer and speak.  
Adjusting the earpiece volume  
Use the keys on the side of the  
phone. The upper key increases and  
the lower key decreases the volume.  
See also ”Call register (Menu 2)” on  
page 37.  
The volume can be adjusted also  
when no call is in progress.  
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If the network could not identify the  
caller, Callis displayed.  
Speed dialling a phone  
number  
If the caller could be identified, the  
caller’s phone number (or name if  
stored in your Phone book) followed  
by callingis displayed.  
If you have assigned a phone number to  
one of the speed dialling keys (  
to  
; see page 24), you can call the phone  
number as follows:  
Pressing  
2 After the conversation, end the call by  
pressing  
rejects the call.  
Either:  
With the display clear, press the desired  
.
speed dialling key (  
.
to  
) and then  
NOTE:  
You can answer a call at any time,  
even while in the Phone book or  
menu functions.  
Or:  
If “Speed dialling” is set on (see page 44):  
With the display clear, press and hold the  
desired speed dialling key (  
until the call is started.  
to  
)
If the incoming call has been divert-  
ed from some other phone number,  
the >sign is shown after Callor  
calling(network service).  
NOTE: Pressing and holding  
voice mailbox.  
calls your  
Calling Your Voice  
Mailbox  
Answering a Call  
When you receive a call, the phone rings  
and flashes its lights, and a relevant text is  
displayed.  
To call your voice mailbox, press and hold  
when the display is clear.  
The phone does not ring if the “Incoming  
call alert” function (see page 41) is set to  
“Off” or “Beep once.  
If “Incoming call alert” is set to “Caller  
groups”, the phone notifies of the call only  
if the caller belongs to one of the selected  
groups.  
1 Press  
to answer the call.  
When the “Anykey answer” function  
(see page 43) is set on, you can answer  
If the phone asks for the voice mailbox  
number, key it in and press OK.  
the call with any key except  
or  
.
To edit this number later, see ”Voice mail-  
box number (Menu 1-8-2)” on page 37.  
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scroll with  
and press Select. You can unlock the  
keypad in the normal way.  
or  
to Lock keypad,  
Keypad Lock  
(Keyguard)  
The keypad can be temporarily locked to  
prevent the keys from being accidentally  
operated.  
Multiparty Calls  
Making a new call during a  
call  
You may have two calls in progress at the  
same time (network service). One of the  
calls may be a conference call.  
To lock the keypad:  
With thedisplay clear,  
press Menuand then  
within three sec-  
onds.  
appears at  
the top of the display.  
To make a new call during a call:  
To unlock the keypad:  
1 Press Options, scroll with  
or  
to New call, press Select, key in  
the phone number or recall it from  
Phone book (see page 22 for details),  
Press Unlockand then  
.
When the keyguard is on:  
and press Call(or  
).  
To answer a call, press  
. To end  
or reject a call, press  
call, the phone can be operated in  
the normal way.  
. During a  
The existing call is put on hold auto-  
matically. The active call is indicated by  
and the held call by  
.
Calls may be possible to the emer-  
gency number programmed into  
your phone (e.g. 112 or other official  
emergency number).  
To cancel the call before an answer:  
Press End call.  
2 To switch between the calls, press  
Swapor  
.
Key in the emergency number and  
Or: Press Options, scroll to Swap,  
and press Select.  
press  
. The number is displayed  
only after you have keyed in its’ last  
digit.  
3 To end the active call, press  
.
Or: Press Options, scroll to End  
this call, and press Select. The  
held call becomes active.  
When the phone is connected to the  
handsfree car kit CARK-91, the  
phone can be used in the normal  
way.  
To end both calls: Press Options,  
scroll to End all calls, and press  
Select.  
NOTE:When the phone is connected to the  
headset HDC-9, you can lock the keypad  
during a call as follows: Press Options,  
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hold, and press Select.  
Making a conference call  
Up to six persons can take part in a con-  
ference call (network service).  
7 To end the conference call, press  
Or: Press Options, scroll to End  
all calls, and press Select.  
:
1 Make a call to the first participant of  
the call.  
Answering a new call during  
a call  
2 Call the second participant (see step 1 in  
“Making a new call during a call” above).  
When the “Call waiting options” function  
is set on (see page 44), the phone notifies  
you of a new incoming call.  
3 Join the first participant in the call:  
Press Options, scroll to Confer-  
ence, and press Select.  
1 Press Answeror  
Or: Press Options, scroll with  
.
4 To add a new person to the call, follow  
steps 2 and 3 above. Repeat this oper-  
ation, if necessary.  
or  
to Answer, and press Select.  
In a call list, a waiting call is indicated  
5 To have a private conversation with  
one of the participants:  
with  
.
To reject the new call:  
Press Options, scroll to Reject,  
and press Select.  
Press Options, scroll to Pri-  
vate, and press Select.  
Scroll to the desired call participant  
and press OK.  
The other participants can continue  
to converse with each other.  
2 To switch between the two calls,  
press Swapor  
.
Or: Press Options, scroll to Swap,  
and press Select.  
Once you have finished the private  
conversation, return to the confer-  
ence call as described in step 3.  
3 To end the active call, press  
Or: Press Options, scroll to End  
this call, and press Select.  
.
6 To drop a single participant from the call:  
The held call becomes active.  
Press Options, scroll to Private,  
and press Select. Select the person  
that you want to drop and press OK.  
Transferring a call  
When you have one call active and the  
other on hold, you can connect the two  
calls and disconnect yourself from the call  
(network service).  
Press  
.
Or: Press Options, scroll to End  
this call, and press Select.  
Press Unholdor  
Or: Press Options, scroll to Un-  
.
Press Options, scroll with  
Transfer, and press Select.  
or  
to  
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5. Phone Book Functions  
You can store phone numbers and their  
Keying in a Name  
associated names in the memory of the  
phone (internal Phone book) or the SIM  
card (SIM Phone book).  
When you are asked for a name in Phone  
book’s “Add entry” function or in any other  
function:  
The internal Phone book can store 50  
names (of up to 16 characters each) and  
phone numbers (of up to 30 digits each) at  
a time.  
1 Key in the name. Do as follows:  
Press the key labelled with the char-  
acter you want: once for the first  
character, twice for the second and  
so on.  
The phone supports SIM cards which can  
store up to 250 names and phone num-  
bers.  
The available characters are listed  
below.  
In addition to storing names and phone  
numbers, Phone book also offers a wide  
range of functions for managing them.  
. , ? ! - & 1  
Entering Phone book  
A B C 2 Ä À Á Â Ã Æ Ç  
D E F 3 È É Ë Ê  
G H I 4 Î Ï Ì Í Ý Ð  
J K L 5 £  
You can access the stored names and  
phone numbers as well as the Phone book  
functions in the following ways:  
When the display is clear: Press  
Names.  
M N O 6 Ö Ô Ò Ó Ø Ñ  
P Q R S 7 $ ß  
T U V 8 Ü Ù Û Ú  
W X Y Z 9  
During a call: Press Options,  
scroll with  
or  
to Names, and  
press Select.  
Exiting from Phone book  
To exit from Phone book while at its main  
level, press Exit.  
space, 0  
special characters, e.g. +  
and %  
To quit a Phone book function, press  
Back.  
upper or lower case  
To exit from Phone book any time (except  
during a call), press  
.
If the next letter is located on the  
same key as the present one, press  
NOTE: Pressing  
active call.  
during a call ends the  
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or  
(or wait until the cursor  
2 If you make a mistake, you can remove  
digits to the left by pressing Clearas  
many times as needed.  
appears) and then select the letter.  
To switch between upper case and  
lower case, press  
or abc at the top of the display indi-  
cates the selected case.  
quickly. ABC  
and  
move the cursor left and  
right, respectively.  
To insert a number, press and hold  
the key labelled with the desired  
number. To switch between letters  
Storing a Phone  
Number with a Name  
(Add entry)  
and numbers, press and hold  
To insert a space, press  
Pressing brings up a list of spe-  
cial characters. Reach the desired  
character with or and press  
.
.
You can store phone numbers with associ-  
ated names in the internal or SIM Phone  
book.  
1 With the display clear, press Names.  
Useto insert it in the name.  
2 Scroll with  
and press Select.  
or  
to Add entry  
If the character list continues on the  
next screen, you can scroll between  
the screens with  
.
3 Key in a name and press OK.  
2 If you make a mistake, you can remove  
characters to the left by pressing  
Clearas many times as needed.  
Pressing and holding Clearclears the  
screen.  
4 Key in an area code and phone number,  
and press OK.  
If you want to use the phone number  
when abroad, add a + character  
(press  
twice) and country code  
and  
move the cursor left and  
in front of the area code and phone  
number.  
right, respectively.  
Keying in a Phone  
Number  
TIP: Quick storing  
1 With the display clear, key in the de-  
sired phone number and press Save.  
When you are asked for a phone number  
in Phone book’s “Add entry” function or in  
any other function:  
2 Key in the associated name and press  
OK.  
1 Key in the digits of the phone number.  
Storing a phone number only:  
1 With the display clear, key in the de-  
sired phone number.  
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2 Press and hold Save.  
the Type of view selected is Name,  
number.  
Recalling a Phone  
Number and Name  
By scrolling when the  
display is clear  
There are several ways to access the  
names and phone numbers stored in  
Phone book.  
1 Press  
2 Key in the first character of the name.  
3 Press or until the name appears.  
4 Press Detailand then or to  
or  
.
By Phone book’s Search  
function  
see the name in full length and the  
phone number associated with the  
name.  
1 With the display clear, press Names.  
2 With Searchhighlighted, press Se-  
lect.  
NOTE: You can ignore this step when  
the Type of view selected is Name,  
number.  
3 Key in the first character(s) of the de-  
sired name.  
4 Press OKor  
for the last name beginning with the  
given character(s).  
for the first name, or  
Deleting a Name and  
Phone Number (Erase)  
You can remove names and phone num-  
bers from the selected Phone book one by  
one or all at once.  
5 Press  
or  
until the desired name  
appears or is highlighted.  
Three periods (...) after the name or  
before the phone number mean that  
the name or number is not shown in  
full length.  
One by one  
1 Recall the name and phone number  
that you want to remove (see page 22).  
or  
at the top of the display  
2 Once you are in the Details of the  
given name or phone number:  
shows that the name and phone  
number is stored in the SIM or inter-  
nal Phone book, respectively.  
Press Options.  
Scroll with  
press Select.  
or  
to Eraseand  
6 Press Detailand then  
or  
to  
see the name in full length and the  
phone number associated with the  
name.  
Press OKto confirm or Backto  
cancel the operation.  
NOTE: You can ignore this step when  
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Alternatively: With the display clear, press  
Names. Scroll to Eraseand press Se-  
lect. Scroll to One by oneand press  
Select. Recall the desired name and/or  
phone number from Phone book and press  
Erase. Press OKto confirm.  
Including a phone number in  
a caller group  
1 Recall the desired name and phone  
number (see page 22).  
2 Once you are in the Details of the  
given name or phone number: Press  
All at once  
Options, scroll with  
Caller groups, and press Select.  
or  
to  
1 With the display clear, press Names.  
2 Scroll with  
press Select.  
or  
to Eraseand  
3 Scroll to the desired caller group and  
press Select.  
3 Scroll to Erase alland press Se-  
lect.  
Setting a ringing tone and  
graphic for a caller group  
4 Scroll to the Phone book to be cleared  
(Phoneor SIMcard) and press Se-  
lect.  
1 With the display clear, press Names.  
2 Scroll with  
groupsand press Select.  
or  
to Caller  
5 At the prompt Are you sure?,  
press OKto clear the selected Phone  
book or Backto cancel the operation.  
If you pressed OK, key in the security  
code and press OK.  
3 Scroll to one of the caller groups and  
press Select.  
4 Scroll to one of the following functions  
and press Select.  
Caller Groups  
Rename group  
Key in the name and press OK.  
You can set the phone to sound a specific  
ringing tone and flash the desired graphic  
on the display when you receive a call  
from a particular phone number.  
Group ringing tone  
Scroll to the desired tone and press OK.  
Presetis the tone selected for the  
currently selected profile (see page 41).  
For this, first include a phone number in  
the desired caller group. Then, define a  
ringing tone and graphic for this group.  
Group graphic:  
Scroll to On, Off, View graphic,  
Send via IR, Send graphic  
(send via SMS), and press Select.  
NOTE: You can set the phone to ring only  
upon calls from phone numbers that be-  
long to a specific caller group. See “Pro-  
files (Menu 3)” on page 40.  
5 If you selected Send graphic(net-  
work service), key in the recipient’s  
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phone number or recall it from Phone  
4 Do one of the following:  
book and press OK.  
empty speed dialling key or change  
an assignment made by the phone:  
Press Assign, scroll to the desired  
name or phone number, and press OK.  
For downloading a new graphic to your  
phone via IR, see also “Infrared (Menu 9)”  
on page 54.  
After you have downloaded a graphic,  
scroll to View graphicor Save  
graphicand press Select. If you  
selected Save graphic, reach the de-  
sired caller group and press Select.  
To check or edit an existing speed  
dialling assignment: PressOptions,  
scroll to one of the following func-  
tions and press Select.  
View number  
Shows the phone number associat-  
ed with the name.  
Speed Dialling  
You can set any of the number keys  
Change  
to  
to function as a speed dialling key.  
Allows you to change the assigned  
name and phone number. Scroll to  
the desired name or phone number  
and press OK.  
For this, you need to assign a phone  
number to the desired number key.  
See also ”Speed dialling a phone number”  
on page 17.  
Erase  
Removes the speed dialling assign-  
ment that you have made. Press OK  
to confirm or Backto cancel the  
operation.  
Specifying a speed dialling key  
1 With the display clear, press Names.  
2 Scroll with  
or  
to Speed  
Using the speed dialling keys  
dialsand press Select.  
You can use the speed dialling keys in ei-  
ther of the following ways:  
3 Scroll through the current speed dial-  
ling assignments.  
Either:  
If a phone number is assigned to a key,  
the phone number (or name) and  
Optionsare shown.  
With the display clear, press the desired  
speed dialling key (  
.
to  
) and then  
If no phone number is assigned to a  
key, Assignis shown.  
Or:  
NOTE: Assignis also shown when the  
phone has automatically assigned a  
phone number to a speed dialling key.  
If “Speed dialling” is set on (see page 44):  
With the display clear, press and hold the  
desired speed dialling key (  
until the call is started.  
to  
)
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number to be copied. Press Copyto  
start copying or Backto cancel the  
operation.  
NOTE: Pressing and holding  
voice mailbox.  
calls your  
If the name is too long for the target  
Phone book, the name is shortened as  
much as necessary.  
Other Phone Book  
Functions  
If the name already exists in the target  
Phone book but the associated phone  
number is different, an ordinal number is  
added to the end of the name.  
Copying a name and phone  
number  
You can copy names and phone numbers  
all at once or one by one from the phone  
to the SIM card or vice versa.  
Alternative way for one by one copying  
1 Recall the name and phone number  
that you want to copy (see page 22).  
1 With the display clear, press Names.  
2 Scroll with or to Copyand press  
Select.  
2 Once you are in the Details of the  
given name or phone number: Press  
3 Reach the desired copying direction  
(from phone to card or vice versa) and  
press Select.  
Options, scroll with  
Copy, and press Select.  
or  
to  
3 Select whether to keep or erase the  
original name and phone number and  
press Select.  
4 Scroll to Copy allor One by one  
and press Select.  
5 If you selected Copy all, do as fol-  
lows:  
Copying via IR  
Select whether to keep or erase the  
original names and phone numbers  
and press Select.  
Via the phone’s infrared (IR) port, you can  
copy names and phone numbers to a sim-  
ilar phone and a compatible PC provided  
with an appropriate application.  
At Start copying?, press OKto  
confirm or Backto cancel the oper-  
ation.  
Copying a name and phone number  
from your phone  
If you selected One by one, do as  
follows:  
1 Recall the name and phone number to  
be copied (see page 22).  
Select whether to keep or erase the  
original name and phone number  
and press Select.  
2 Make sure that the other phone is set  
to receive data via its IR port.  
3 Once you are in the Details of the given  
name or phone number: Press Op-  
Reach the name and/or phone  
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press Options, scroll to Editand  
press Select.  
tions, scroll with  
via IR, and press Select.  
or to Send  
3 Edit the phone number (see page 21) or  
name (see page 20) and press OK.  
Copying a name and phone number to  
your phone  
4 If you edited the name, scroll to Re-  
place(replaces original name) or  
Create entryand press Select.  
To copy names and phone number from  
another similar phone, you need to first  
set your phone to receive data through its  
IR port by entering the Infrared menu  
(Menu 9). Then, the user of the other  
phone sends a name and phone number  
(“business card”) as described above.  
Selecting a Phone book  
(Memory in use)  
You can store names and phone numbers  
in the internal or SIM Phone book.  
Once the name and phone number are  
copied, scroll to Show, Saveor Dis-  
card, and press OK.  
To select a Phone book for use:  
1 With the display clear, press Names.  
Printing via IR  
You can print names and phone numbers  
from Phone book to a compatible printer  
via the phone’s infrared (IR) port.  
2 Scroll with  
or  
to Optionsand  
press Select.  
3 Scroll to Memory in useand press  
Select.  
1 Recall the name and phone number  
that you want to print (see page 22).  
4 Scroll to SIM cardor Phoneand  
press OK.  
2 Once you are in the Details of the  
given name or phone number: Press  
NOTE: After the SIM card is changed, the  
SIM Phone book is automatically selected.  
Options, scroll with  
or  
to  
Print via IR, and press Select.  
Setting the view for stored  
names and phone numbers  
(Type of view)  
The phone can show the stored phone  
numbers and names in three different  
ways (‘views’).  
Editing a name and phone  
number stored in Phone  
book  
1 Recall the name or phone number that  
you want to edit (see page 22).  
To select a view:  
2 Once you are in the Details of the  
1 With the display clear, press Names.  
given name or phone number: Press  
or  
for the phone number or name,  
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2 Scroll with  
press Select.  
or  
to Optionsand  
Service numbers  
(Service Nos)  
This function allows you to easily call the  
service numbers of your service provider.  
3 Scroll to Type of viewand press  
Select.  
4 Scroll to one of the following options  
and press OK: Large font(shows  
one name at a time), Name list  
(shows three names at a time), Name,  
number.  
This function is shown only if there are  
service numbers stored on your SIM card.  
1 With the display clear, press Names.  
2 Scroll with or to Service nos  
and press Select.  
Viewing the amount of free  
space (Memory status)  
3 Scroll to the desired service number  
and press  
to call the number.  
You can check how many names and  
phone numbers are stored and can still be  
stored in each Phone book.  
1 With the display clear, press Names.  
2 Scroll with  
or  
to Optionsand  
press Select.  
3 Scroll to Memory statusand press  
Select.  
4 Press  
or  
for the following infor-  
mation on each Phone book:  
in use: number of currently  
stored names and phone numbers  
free: number of names and phone  
numbers that still can be stored  
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6. Menu Functions  
The phone offers an extensive range of  
functions which allow you to tailor the  
phone to your needs.  
By shortcut  
Each menu, submenu and setting option is  
provided with a shortcut number.  
These functions are arranged in menus  
and submenus.  
This number, which may consist of several  
digits separated by a dash (e.g. 4-3-3), is  
shown at the top right of the display.  
Accessing the Menu  
Functions  
1 With the display clear, press Menuto  
enter the menu facility.  
To enter a particular menu function, either  
scroll through the functions until the de-  
sired one appears, or use an appropriate  
shortcut.  
2 Within 3 seconds, key in the first digit  
of the shortcut number. Repeat this for  
each digit of the shortcut number.  
EXAMPLE  
To set the “Anykey answer” function on:  
With the display clear, press Menu  
By scrolling  
1 With the display clear, press Menuto  
(for Settings)  
tings) (for Anykey answer)  
(for On).  
(for Call set-  
enter the menu facility.  
Or, during a call: Press Options,  
scroll with  
or  
to Menu, press  
Select.  
ExitingfromtheMenu  
Functions  
2 At the main menu level, press or  
to reach the desired menu, such as  
Settings, and press Selectto  
enter it.  
To exit from the menu facility while at the  
main menu level, press Exit.  
To return from a submenu to the previous  
menu level, press Back.  
The sliding bar to the right shows the  
menu’s position in respect to other  
menus at the same menu level.  
To exit from the menu facility while in any  
3 If the menu contains submenus (such  
menu or submenu, press  
or press and  
as Phone settings), reach the one  
hold Back.  
you want with  
lect.  
or and press Se-  
NOTE: Pressing  
active call.  
during a call ends the  
If the submenu contains a further set  
of submenus, repeat this step.  
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menu function and wait for 10 seconds.  
Help Texts  
Once the text appears, press More(or  
Most of the menu functions are provided  
with a brief help text.  
or ) if you want to scroll the text man-  
ually. Pressing Backexits from the text.  
To view the help text, scroll to the desired  
List of Menu Functions  
1-8. Voice messages  
1. Messages  
1-1. Inbox  
1-8-1. Listen to voice messages  
1-8-2. Voice mailbox number  
1-2. Outbox  
1-3. Write messages  
1-4. Message settings  
2. Call register  
2-1. Missed calls  
1)  
1-4-1. Set 1  
2-2. Received calls  
Message centre number  
Messages sent as  
Message validity  
Rename this set  
2-3. Dialled numbers  
2-4. Erase recent call lists  
2-5. Show call duration  
2-5-1. Last call duration  
2-5-2. All calls’ duration  
2-5-3. Received calls’ duration  
2-5-4. Dialled calls’ duration  
2-5-5. Clear timers  
2)  
1-4-2. Common  
Delivery reports  
Reply via same centre  
1-5. Info service  
1-6. Fax or data call  
1-7. Service command editor  
2-6. Show call costs  
2-6-1. Last call cost  
2-6-2. All calls’ cost  
2-6-3. Clear counters  
1)  
The number of sets depends on how many  
2-7. Call cost settings  
2-7-1. Call costs’ limit  
2-7-2. Show costs in  
sets your SIM card offers. Each set  
appears in its own submenu and may  
have any name.  
2)  
The shortcut number of this submenu  
depends on the number of sets available.  
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Message alert tone  
Keypad tones  
Warning and game tones  
Automatic answer  
Lights  
3. Profiles  
3-1. General  
3-1-1. Activate  
3-1-2. Personalise  
Incoming call alert  
Ringing tone  
3)  
3-7. Headset  
3-7-1. Activate  
Ringing volume  
Vibrating alert  
Message alert tone  
Keypad tones  
1)  
3-7-2. Personalise (same submenus  
as in General plus Automatic  
answer)  
Warning and game tones  
4. Settings  
4-1. Alarm clock  
3-2. Silent  
3-2-1. Activate  
4-2. Clock  
3-2-2. Personalise (same submenus  
as in General)  
4-3. Call settings  
4-3-1. Anykey answer  
4-3-2. Automatic redial  
4-3-3. Speed dialling  
4-3-4. Call waiting options  
4-3-5. Own number sending  
3-2-3. Rename  
3-3. Meeting (same submenus as in  
Silent)  
3-4. Outdoor (same submenus as in  
Silent)  
3-5. Pager (same submenus as in Silent)  
4-4. Phone settings  
2)  
3-6. Car  
4-4-1. Language  
3-6-1. Activate  
4-4-2. Cell info display  
4-4-3. List of own numbers  
4-4-4. Welcome note  
4-4-5. Network selection  
3-6-2. Personalise  
Incoming call alert  
Ringing tone  
Ringing volume  
4-5. Security settings  
4-5-1. PIN code request  
4-5-2. Call barring service  
1)  
2)  
This setting is available only when the  
phone is used with a special battery.  
3)  
This profile is shown only if the phone  
is or has been used with the car kit  
CARK-91.  
This profile is shown only if the phone  
is or has been used with the headset  
HDC-9.  
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Outgoing calls  
4-6. Restore factory settings  
International calls  
International except to home  
country  
5. Call divert  
5-1. Divert all voice calls without  
ringing  
Incoming calls  
5-2. Divert when busy  
Incoming calls if abroad  
Cancel all barrings  
4-5-3. Fixed dialling  
5-3. Divert when not answered  
5-4. Divert when off or no coverage  
5-5. Divert all fax calls  
4-5-4. Closed user group  
4-5-5. Security level  
5-6. Divert all data calls  
5-7. Cancel all diverts  
4-5-6. Change access codes  
Change security code  
Change PIN code  
Change PIN2 code  
Change barring password  
6. Games  
7. Calculator  
8. Calendar  
Descriptions of the Menu Functions  
The following pages explain how to operate each menu function. The function name is  
followed by the shortcut number.  
Text Messages  
The SMS network service allows you to  
send short text messages to phones pro-  
vided with SMS capability.  
Messages  
(Menu 1)  
This menu includes  
functions related to  
Message Indicators  
text (SMS) messages, voice messages, fax  
and data calls, as well as service com-  
mands and the network’s information  
service messages.  
When  
is displayed continuously you  
have received a text message.  
When  
flashes there is no more space  
for new messages. Use the “Erase” func-  
tion in the “Inbox” submenu to make some  
space.  
To enter this menu:  
With the display clear, press Menu(Mes-  
sagesappears) and then Select.  
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Voice Messages  
as sender’s phone number and recep-  
tion date and time.  
The voice message service allows you to  
have an own voice mailbox held by your  
service provider.  
4 While reading the message, you can  
access the following functions by  
pressing Options. Scroll to the de-  
sired function and press OK.  
Reading a text message  
(Inbox - Menu 1-1)  
Erase  
Deletes the message. Press OKto con-  
firm the operation.  
When you receive a text message,  
and the number of new messages followed  
by message(s) receivedwill appear  
and a short tone will be heard (see “Mes-  
sage alert tones” on page 42).  
Reply  
Allows you to send a reply to the sender  
of the message. Key in your message,  
press Options, scroll to the desired  
function, and press OK. You can select  
from the same options as in “Write  
messages” (Menu 1-3).  
Received messages can be viewed in the  
“Inbox” submenu.  
1 With a note of a new message on the  
display:  
Press Readto read the message im-  
mediately or Exitto view it later.  
Edit  
Allows you to change the message.  
Make your edits, press Options,  
scroll to the desired function, and press  
OK. You can select from the same  
options as in “Write messages” (Menu  
1-3).  
To view the message later:  
Once in the Messagesmenu, scroll  
with  
or  
to Inbox, and press  
Select.  
Use number  
2 A list of message headers appears.  
Each header contains the sender’s  
name or the start of the message.  
Extracts a phone number from the  
message for calling or saving. If there  
are several numbers, scroll to the  
desired one and press OK. Press Save  
to store the number in Phone book or  
in front of the header means that  
the message has not yet been read.  
to call it.  
in front of the header indicates a  
delivery report.  
Forward  
Allows you to send the message fur-  
ther. Edit the message (if necessary),  
press Options, scroll to the desired  
function, and press OK. You can select  
from the same options as in “Write  
messages” (Menu 1-3).  
Scroll to the desired message and press  
Readto view it.  
3 Use  
or  
to browse through the  
message and related information, such  
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Print via IR  
Prints the message via the phone’s  
infrared port to a compatible printer.  
phone number or recall it from Phone  
book and press OK. Press OKto send  
the message.  
Details  
Send by set  
Allows to send the message by using a  
selected set. Scroll to the desired set  
and press Select.  
Select Numeric(for phone number)  
or Alphanumeric(for e-mail  
address, for example) and press OK. Key  
in the desired phone number or alpha-  
numeric address (if supported by your  
service provider) and press OK.  
Shows details of the message. Use  
or  
for some or all of the following:  
sender’s name and phone number,  
message centre used for sending,  
reception date and time, reply path  
availability.  
Sending a text message  
(Menu 1-2 and 1-3)  
Save  
Stores the message in Outbox.  
You can write and send text messages  
within the “Write messages” submenu.  
Clear screen  
Removes from the display all the char-  
acters that you have keyed in.  
You can save your own messages in the  
“Outbox” submenu (Menu 1-2) for later  
use.  
To view your own messages:  
To write and send a text message:  
Once in the Messagesmenu, scroll to  
Outboxand press Select. Scroll to the  
desired message.  
1 Once in the Messagesmenu, scroll  
with  
or  
to Write messages  
Pressing Readshows the message.  
Pressing Optionswhile reading allows  
access to the same functions as in Inbox  
(Menu 1-1), except for Reply.  
and press Select.  
2 Key in a message of up to 160 charac-  
ters (see “Keying in a Name” on page  
20). The number of remaining charac-  
ters is shown at the top of the display.  
Message settings (Menu 1-4)  
There are two kind of message settings:  
those specific to each setting group (‘set’)  
and those common to all text messages.  
3 Once you are finished with writing,  
press Optionsfor the following  
functions. Scroll to the desired func-  
tion and press OK.  
To enter these settings:  
Send  
Sends the message by using the first  
set listed in “Message settings”  
(Menu 1-4). Key in the recipient’s  
Once in the Messagesmenu, scroll  
with  
or  
to Message set-  
tingsand press Select.  
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Sets and menu numbering  
Message centre number  
A setting group or “set” is a collection of  
settings needed for sending text mes-  
sages.  
Stores the phone number of the message  
centre needed for sending text messages.  
You obtain this number from your service  
provider.  
You can, for example, send a text message  
as a fax, if supported by your service pro-  
vider, by simply selecting the set in which  
you have predefined the proper settings  
for fax transmissions.  
Key in or edit the phone number (or recall  
it from Phone book) and press OK.  
Messages sent as  
You can request the network to convert  
your Textmessages into E-mail, Fax,  
or Pagingformat (network service).  
Each set appears in its own submenu.  
One set is stored in the phone. If there are  
any sets on the SIM card, these sets are  
used instead.  
Scroll with or to the desired format  
and press OK.  
If there is one set only, the submenus are  
numbered as below. If there are several  
sets, the submenu numbering will change  
accordingly.  
In order to receive a converted message,  
the recipient must have an appropriate  
terminal device available.  
Message validity  
Set specific settings  
(Set 1 - Menu 1-4-1)1)  
This network service allows you to set the  
time that your text messages are stored at  
the message centre while attempts are  
made to deliver them.  
Within this submenu you can change the  
settings of a particular set.  
To access these settings:  
Scroll with  
or  
to the desired time  
1 Once in the Message settings  
and press OK.  
submenu, scroll with  
or  
to the  
desired set and press Select.  
Rename this set  
NOTE: The set can have any name that  
you can change with the “Rename this  
set” function.  
Allows you to rename the set.  
Key in the new name (of up to 10 charac-  
ters) and press OK.  
2 Scroll to one of the following settings  
and press Selectto enter it.  
Settings common to all messages  
(Common - Menu 1-4-2)  
The settings in this submenu apply to all  
outgoing text messages, irrespective the  
selected set.  
1)  
The total number of sets depends on how  
many sets your SIM card offers.  
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1 Once in the Message settings  
Off  
Sets info message reception off.  
submenu, scroll with or  
to Com-  
monand press Select.  
Topic index  
Fetches a list of available topics for the  
Topics function from the network.  
2 Scroll to either of the following func-  
tions and press Select.  
Topics  
Delivery reports  
Allows access to the following func-  
tions. Scroll to the desired function and  
press OK.  
You can request the network to send de-  
livery reports on your text messages (net-  
work service).  
Select  
Allows you to select the desired top-  
ics. Scroll to a topic and press Mark  
to select or Unmarkto deselect it.  
Repeat this as many times as need-  
ed. Next, press Backand then Yes  
to save or Noto ignore the changes.  
Scroll with  
press OK.  
or  
to Yesor Noand  
Reply via same centre  
You can request the network to route the  
reply to your text message via your own  
message centre (network service).  
Add topic  
Includes a new topic in the topics  
list. Key in the topic number and  
press OK. Repeat this with the  
name.  
Scroll with  
press OK.  
or  
to Yesor Noand  
Info service (Menu 1-5)  
Edit  
This network service allows you to receive  
messages on various topics (such as weather  
and traffic conditions) from your service  
provider.  
Allows you to change the topic  
name and number. Scroll to the de-  
sired topic and press OK. Edit the  
number and press OK. Repeat this  
with the name.  
For available topics and relevant topic  
numbers, contact your service provider.  
Erase  
Allows you to remove a topic from  
the topics list. Scroll to the desired  
topic and press OK.  
1 Once in the Messagesmenu, scroll  
with or to Info serviceand  
press Select.  
Read  
2 Scroll to one of the following options  
and press OK:  
Shows received messages. Scroll to the  
desired topic and press Select. Use  
On  
for browsing.  
Sets info message reception on.  
Pressing Optionsallows access to  
Unmark topicor Use number  
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(copies phone number from message to  
display). Reach either function and  
press Select.  
Press Options, select Voice mode  
or Data mode(or Fax mode), and  
press OK.  
Language  
5 After the transmission, end the call by  
Sets the language for the messages.  
Only messages in the selected lan-  
guage are shown. Scroll to a language  
and press Markto select or Unmark  
to deselect it. Repeat this as many  
times as needed. Next, press Backand  
then Yesto save or Noto ignore the  
changes.  
pressing  
.
NOTE: You cannot make a data or fax call  
while you have active or held calls in  
progress.  
Receiving a data or fax call  
You can answer a data or fax call in the  
normal way, even when the phone keypad  
is locked.  
Fax or data call (Menu 1-6)  
The phone can send and receive data  
through the Nokia Cellular Data Suite PC  
application (network service).  
Service command editor  
(Menu 1-7)  
From this submenu you can send service  
requests, e.g. activation commands of  
network services, to your service provider.  
For more details, refer to the documenta-  
tion supplied with your Nokia Cellular  
Data Suite and communications applica-  
tions.  
1 Once in the Messagesmenu, scroll  
with or to Service command  
editorand press Select.  
Making a data or fax call  
1 Once in the Messagesmenu, scroll  
2 Key in the numbers that you want to  
include in the message.  
with  
or  
to Fax or data  
calland press Select.  
Press  
for a hash (#) and  
for an  
2 Select Fax and dataor Also  
voiceand press Select. Also  
voiceallows you to switch from  
voice mode to data (or fax) mode  
during a call.  
asterisk (*). When pressed and held,  
switches between numbers and  
letters.  
3 Press Sendto send the message  
3 Key in the desired phone number or re-  
call it from Phone book, and press OK.  
4 If you selected Also voicein step 2,  
to switch from voice to data/fax mode  
(or vice versa) during the call:  
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See also “Listen to voice messages” above,  
”Calling Your Voice Mailbox” on page 17,  
and ”Call divert (Menu 5)” on page 49.  
Voice messages (Menu 1-8)  
To enter this submenu:  
Once in the Messagesmenu, scroll  
with  
or  
to Voice messages  
Call  
and press Select.  
register  
(Menu 2)  
To enter this menu:  
Listen to voice messages  
(Menu 1-8-1)  
When you enter this submenu, the phone  
calls your voice mailbox at the phone  
number stored within Menu 1-8-2.  
Press Menu, scroll with or to Call  
register, and press Select.  
Once in the Voice messagessub-  
menu, scroll with or to Listen  
to voice messagesand press  
Select.  
Options within submenus 2-1 - 2-3  
In these submenus, you can access the fol-  
lowing functions by pressing Options.  
Scroll to the desired function and press  
Select.  
TIP: Alternatively, press and hold  
when the display is clear.  
Time of call  
Shows the date and time when the call  
was registered by the phone. If the  
same number was registered several  
times, you can see each call time using  
NOTE: When  
press Listento listen to the message.  
is displayed, you can  
Voice mailbox number  
(Menu 1-8-2)  
or  
.
Edit number  
Within this submenu you can store the  
phone number of your voice mailbox. You  
obtain this number from your service pro-  
vider.  
Allows you to first edit the displayed  
name or phone number and then store  
it in Phone book. Edit the number and  
press Save. Edit the name and press  
OK.  
1 Once in the Voice messagessub-  
menu, scroll with  
or  
to Voice  
Save  
mailbox numberand press Se-  
lect.  
Stores the displayed phone number in  
Phone book. Key in the associated  
name and press OK.  
2 Key in the phone number or recall it  
from Phone book (or edit the existing  
number) and press OK.  
Erase  
Deletes the displayed phone number  
from the list. Press OKto confirm or  
Backto cancel the operation.  
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View number  
Shows the phone number associated  
with the displayed name.  
1 Once in the Call registermenu,  
scroll with or to Received  
callsand press Select.  
TIP: You can dial a listed phone  
2 Scroll with or through the list.  
number by pressing  
with the  
desired name or number on the  
display.  
Dialled numbers (Menu 2-3)  
You can view the ten phone numbers that  
you have most recently dialled, i.e. called  
or tried to call.  
Missed calls (Menu 2-1)  
You can view the ten phone numbers from  
which somebody has most recently tried  
to call you with no success (network serv-  
ice).  
1 Once in the Call registermenu,  
scroll with  
or  
to Dialled  
numbersand press Select.  
This function works only in digital net-  
works which allow you to view a caller’s  
phone number.  
2 Scroll with or through the list.  
Alternatively: With the display clear, first  
press and then scroll with or  
.
1 Once in the Call registermenu,  
scroll with  
callsand press Select.  
or  
to Missed  
Erase recent call lists  
(Menu 2-4)  
You can delete all phone numbers appear-  
ing in Menus 2-1, 2-2 and 2-3.  
2 Scroll with or through the list.  
Alternatively: When a note of missed calls  
is displayed, press List.  
1 Once in the Call registermenu,  
NOTE: The phone only registers missed  
calls when it is switched on and is used  
within the network’s service area.  
scroll with  
cent call listsand press Se-  
lect.  
or  
to Erase re-  
2 Scroll to All, Missed, Dialled, or  
Received.  
Received calls (Menu 2-2)  
You can view the ten phone numbers from  
which you have most recently accepted  
calls (network service).  
3 Press OKto delete the phone numbers  
or Backto cancel the operation.  
These phone numbers are erased also in  
the following cases:  
This function works only in digital net-  
works which allow you to view a caller's  
phone number.  
When you switch on the phone with  
a SIM card which is not one of the  
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five cards used most recently with  
the phone.  
NOTE: The actual time invoiced for calls by  
your service provider may vary, depending  
upon network features, rounding-off for  
billing, and so forth.  
When you change the “Security lev-  
el” setting (see page 49).  
Show call costs (Menu 2-6)  
This network service allows you to check  
Show call duration  
(Menu 2-5)  
You can view the duration of your calls  
and clear the timers.  
the costs of your calls.  
The costs are shown in terms of units set  
within Menu 2-7-2, for each SIM card in-  
dependently.  
1 Once in the Call registermenu,  
scroll with  
durationand press Select.  
or  
to Show call  
1 Once in the Call registermenu,  
scroll with  
or  
to Show call  
2 Scroll to one of the following func-  
tions:  
costsand press Select.  
2 Scroll to one of the following func-  
tions:  
Last call duration  
(Menu 2-5-1)  
Shows the duration of the last (or cur-  
rent) outgoing or incoming call in  
hours, minutes and seconds.  
Last call cost(Menu 2-6-1)  
Shows the cost of the last or current  
call.  
All calls’ cost(Menu 2-6-2)  
Shows the total cost of all calls made  
with the current SIM card.  
All calls’ duration  
(Menu 2-5-2)  
Shows the total duration of calls made  
or received with any SIM card.  
Clear counters(Menu 2-6-3)  
Resets all cost counters. Press OK, key  
in the PIN2 code, and press OK.  
Received calls’ duration  
(Menu 2-5-3)  
Shows the total duration of calls  
received with any SIM card.  
NOTE: The actual invoice for calls and  
services from your service provider may  
vary, depending upon network features,  
rounding-off for billing, taxes and so  
forth.  
Dialled calls’ duration  
(Menu 2-5-4)  
Shows the total duration of calls made  
with any SIM card.  
Clear timers(Menu 2-5-5)  
Resets all timers. Press OK, key in the  
security code, and press OK.  
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3 Scroll to Currencyor Unitsand  
press Select.  
Call cost settings (Menu 2-7)  
To enter this submenu:  
4 If you selected Currency, key in the  
charging unit price and press OK. Next,  
key in the currency name and press OK.  
Once in the Call registermenu,  
scroll with  
or  
to Call cost  
settingsand press Select.  
Pressing  
or  
inserts a period.  
Call costs’ limit (Menu 2-7-1)  
You can limit the costs of your calls to a  
selected number of charging units or units  
of currency (set within Menu 2-7-2).  
Profiles  
(Menu 3)  
Within this menu  
you can set the  
phone tones and lights to function in the  
desired manner in different operating en-  
vironments.  
1 Once in the Call cost settings  
submenu, scroll with or to Call  
costs’ limitand press Select.  
2 Key in the PIN2 code and press OK.  
All you need to do is select the desired  
user environment (profile).  
3 Scroll to On(turn limit on) or Off(turn  
limit off) and press OK.  
The phone comes with a pre-programmed  
set of profiles. You can rename the profiles  
and change the contained settings to your  
tastes.  
4 If you selected On, key in the cost limit  
and press OK.  
Pressing  
or  
inserts a period.  
If you selected On, the number of remain-  
ing units is shown when the display is clear.  
When the display is clear, the name of the  
currently selected profile is shown (except  
when “General” is selected).  
When all units have been used, no calls  
can be made except emergency calls to  
the number 112.  
Accessing the profiles  
You can set on the desired profile either  
within this menu or, when the display is  
clear, by doing as follows:  
Show costs in (Menu 2-7-2)  
The phone can show the call cost limits in  
terms of charging units or the desired cur-  
rency. Contact your service provider for  
charging unit prices.  
1 Press  
quickly.  
or to the desired pro-  
2 Scroll with  
1 Once in the Call cost settings  
file (e.g. Meeting). Or: Press  
quickly as many times as necessary.  
submenu, scroll with or to Show  
costs inand press Select.  
Switch off!turns off the phone.  
2 Key in the PIN2 code and press OK.  
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Ascending  
3 Press OK(or press and hold ) to se-  
The phone starts ringing at a low  
volume and then gradually raises  
the volume to the selected vol-  
ume level.  
lect the profile.  
Changing profile settings  
(such as incoming call alert)  
Ring once  
The phone rings once.  
1 Press Menu, scroll with  
or  
to  
Profiles, and press Select.  
2 Scroll to the desired profile.  
Generalis the default setting.  
Beep once  
The phone beeps once.  
Caller groups  
The phone rings only upon calls  
from phone numbers which be-  
long to a selected caller group.  
(Also a graphic is shown, if spec-  
ified to the group.)  
Carand Headsetappear only if the  
phone is or has been used with the car  
kit CARK-91 or headset HDC-9, respec-  
tively.  
Scroll to the desired group and  
press Markto select or Unmark  
to deselect it. Repeat this as  
many times as necessary.  
Next, press Backand then Yes  
to save or Noto ignore the  
changes. See also ”Caller Groups”  
on page 23.  
3 Press Optionsfor the following  
functions. Scroll to the desired func-  
tion and press OK.  
Activate  
Sets on the selected profile.  
NOTE: When the phone is connected to  
the car kit CARK-91 or headset HDC-9,  
this function is not available.  
Off  
Personalise  
The phone sounds no tone when  
a call comes in.  
Allows you to change the following  
settings of the selected profile. Scroll  
to the desired setting and press  
Select.  
Ringing tone  
Sets the ringing tone for voice calls.  
Scroll with  
or  
to the desired  
Incoming call alert  
Defines how the phone notifies you  
of an incoming voice call. Scroll  
tone (a sample is sounded) and press  
OK. Select “Personal” for a down-  
loaded tone (see note below).  
NOTE: You can download a new  
ringing tone via SMS (network  
service).  
with  
or  
to one of the follow-  
ing options and press OK:  
Ringing  
The phone rings.  
Ringing volume  
Sets the volume level for the ringing  
and message alert tones. Scroll with  
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function can be used when the car  
kit is equipped with ignition sense  
and ignition is switched on. Scroll to  
Onor Offand press OK.  
or to the desired level (a sam-  
ple is sounded) and press OK.  
NOTE: If you select the highest level,  
you have to confirm your choice by  
pressing OK.  
Lights(in Car profile only)  
Sets the display and keypad lights.  
Vibrating alert  
Scroll with  
or  
to On(always  
Sets the phone (when provided with  
a special battery) to vibrate when a  
voice call comes in. The vibrator  
does not work when the phone is  
connected to a charger or handsfree  
car kit.  
on) or Automatic(on for 15 sec-  
onds after key press or incoming call  
alert) and press OK.  
NOTE: While in Phone book or the  
menu functions, you can switch on  
the lights for 15 seconds by pressing  
Scroll with  
or  
to Onor Off  
and press OK.  
quickly even if “Automatic” is se-  
lected.  
Message alert tone  
Sets the ringing tone for text mes-  
Rename  
Allows you to edit the name of the  
selected profile. Key in the new name  
and press OK.  
NOTE: This function is not available in  
the General, Headset, and Car profiles.  
sages. Scroll with  
desired tone (a sample is sounded)  
and press OK.  
or  
to the  
Keypad tones  
Sets the volume level for keypad  
tones. Scroll with  
desired level (a sample is sounded)  
and press OK.  
or  
to the  
Settings  
(Menu 4)  
Warning and game tones  
Sets the phone to sound tones, e.g.  
when the battery is running out of  
power or when you play one of the  
games in the phone. This setting has  
no effect on the tones related to  
network services.  
To enter this menu:  
Press Menu, scroll with  
tings, and press Select.  
or  
to Set-  
Alarm clock (Menu 4-1)  
The phone can be set to alarm at a speci-  
fied time. For setting the time format, see  
Clock (Menu 4-2).  
Scroll with  
or  
to Onor Off  
and press OK.  
Automatic answer(in Car and  
Headset profiles only)  
Sets the phone to answer an incom-  
ing voice call after one ring. This  
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1 Once in the Settingssubmenu,  
The clock also serves the following func-  
tions: Messages (Menu 1), Call register  
(Menu 2), Alarm clock (Menu 4-1), and  
Calendar (Menu 8).  
scroll with or to Alarm clock  
and press Select.  
2 If the alarm was off, the phone asks for  
the desired alarm time. Key in the time  
in hours and minutes and press OK.  
1 Once in the Settingssubmenu,  
scroll with  
or  
to Clockand  
press Select.  
If the alarm was on, scroll to Onor Off  
and press OK: Selecting Onallows you  
to change the alarm time. Selecting  
Offsets off the alarm.  
2 Scroll to one of the following functions  
and press OK.  
Show/Hide clock  
Allows you to set the time display on or  
off.  
When the alarm time expires  
The phone sounds an alert tone (unless In-  
coming call alert is set to “Off” or “Beep  
once”), shows Alarm!and flashes its  
lights. If you press Stopor switch off the  
phone, the alarm is set off.  
Set the time  
Key in the time and press OK.  
Time format: Allows you to select  
the 12-hour or 24-hour time format.  
Scroll to either format and press OK.  
If you press any other key or let the phone  
alarm for one minute, the phone stops  
alarming for five minutes and resumes  
thereafter. You can end this ‘snoozing’ by  
pressing Stopor switching off the phone.  
NOTE: If the battery is removed from the  
phone for a longer time, you may need to  
set the time again.  
If the alarm time expires while the phone  
is switched off, the phone will switch itself  
on and start alarming. If you press Stop,  
the phone will ask whether you want to ac-  
tivate the phone for calls. Press Yesto ac-  
cept or Noto switch off the phone.  
Call settings (Menu 4-3)  
To enter this submenu:  
Once in the Settingsmenu, scroll  
with  
or  
to Call settings  
and press Select.  
NOTE: While the phone is snoozing, only  
calls to the emergency number 112 can be  
made.  
Anykey answer (Menu 4-3-1)  
When this function is set on, you can an-  
swer an incoming call by pressing any key  
briefly, except  
and  
.
Clock (Menu 4-2)  
1 Once in the Call settingssub-  
The phone is provided with a clock. The  
current time is always shown, except  
when you are in the Phone book or menu  
functions.  
menu, scroll with or to Anykey  
answerand press Select.  
2 Scroll to Onor Offand press OK.  
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2 Scroll to one of the following options  
and press OK: Activate, Cancel,  
Status(shows call types for which  
call waiting is active).  
Automatic redial (Menu 4-3-2)  
When this function is set on, your phone  
will make up to ten attempts to connect  
with a phone number after an unsuccess-  
ful call attempt.  
Own number sending  
(Menu 4-3-5)  
You can set your phone number to be dis-  
played to or hidden from the called party.  
Pressing  
1 Once in the Call settingssub-  
menu, scroll with or to Auto-  
ends the call attempts.  
matic redialand press Select.  
This network service is available only in  
digital networks which allow you to view  
a caller's phone number.  
2 Scroll to Onor Offand press OK.  
Speed dialling (Menu 4-3-3)  
When this function is set on, you can call  
a phone number assigned to a speed dial-  
When you change the SIM card, Preset  
is automatically selected.  
For details, contact your service provider.  
ling key (any of  
and holding the corresponding number  
key.  
to  
) by pressing  
1 Once in the Call settingssub-  
menu, scroll with  
or  
to Own  
number sendingand press Se-  
lect.  
1 Once in the Call settingssub-  
menu, scroll with  
diallingand press Select.  
or  
to Speed  
2 Scroll to Preset, On, or Off, and  
press OK.  
2 Scroll to Onor Offand press OK.  
Presetresets the phone to the de-  
fault setting (Onor Off) that you have  
agreed upon with your service provider.  
See also ”Speed dialling a phone number”  
on page 17 and ”Speed Dialling” on page  
24.  
Phone settings (Menu 4-4)  
To enter this submenu:  
Call waiting options  
(Menu 4-3-4)  
When this network service is activated,  
the network will notify you of a new in-  
coming call while you have a call in  
progress.  
Once in the Settingsmenu, scroll  
with  
or  
to Phone settings  
and press Select.  
Language (Menu 4-4-1)  
You can select the language in which the  
display texts are shown.  
1 Once in the Call settingssub-  
menu, scroll with  
or  
to Call  
waiting optionsand press Se-  
lect.  
This setting also affects the time and date  
formats of the following functions: Alarm  
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clock (Menu 4-1), Clock (Menu 4-2), Cal-  
endar (Menu 8).  
1 Once in the Phone settingssub-  
menu, scroll with or to List of  
own numbersand press Select.  
1 Once in the Phone settingssub-  
menu, scroll with  
or  
to Lan-  
2 Scroll to one of the previously stored  
guageand press Select.  
phone numbers, if any available.  
2 Scroll to the desired language or Au-  
tomatic(language is chosen based  
on current SIM card) and press OK.  
3 Press Optionsfor the following  
functions. Scroll to the desired func-  
tion and press Select.  
Add number  
Cell info display (Menu 4-4-2)  
Includes a new phone number and  
name in the list. Key in the name and  
press OK. Key in the number and press  
OK.  
You can set the phone to indicate when it  
is used in a cellular network based on  
Micro Cellular Network (MCN) technology  
(network service).  
Erase  
The setting will remain in effect even if  
the SIM card is changed or the phone is  
switched off.  
Allows you to remove the displayed  
name and phone number from the list.  
Edit  
Allows you to edit the displayed name  
or phone number. Edit the name (or  
number) and press OK.  
1 Once in the Phone settingssub-  
menu, scroll with  
or  
to Cell  
info displayand press Select.  
2 Scroll to Onor Offand press OK.  
Welcome note (Menu 4-4-4)  
You can compose a message (up to 36  
characters) which pops up on the display  
when the phone is switched on.  
List of own numbers  
(Menu 4-4-3)  
Within this submenu you may store and  
manage the phone numbers assigned to  
your SIM card, if allowed by the card.  
1 Once in the Phone settingssub-  
menu, scroll with  
or  
to Wel-  
come noteand press Select.  
This function is a memory aid, from which  
you can check your own phone numbers if  
you need to do so.  
2 Key in the message.  
3 Press Options, scroll with  
or  
Hence, the edits you make here do not  
affect in any way the actual subscriber  
number(s) of your SIM card.  
to Saveor Erase, and press OK.  
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Network selection (Menu 4-4-5)  
PIN code request (Menu 4-5-1)  
You can set the phone to automatically  
select one of the cellular networks availa-  
ble in your area, or you may select the de-  
sired network manually.  
You can set the phone to ask for the PIN  
code of your SIM card when the phone is  
switched on.  
Note that some SIM cards do not allow  
turning off the PIN code request.  
1 Once in the Phone settingssub-  
menu, scroll with or to Network  
selectionand press Select.  
1 Once in the Security settings  
submenu, scroll with  
or  
to PIN  
code requestand press Select.  
2 Scroll to Automaticor Manualand  
press Select.  
2 Key in the PIN code and press OK.  
Scroll to Onor Offand press OK.  
3 If you selected Manual: Scroll to the  
desired network and press Select.  
Call barring service (Menu 4-5-2)  
This network service allows you to restrict  
making and receiving calls with your phone.  
NOTE:  
If you select any other than your  
home network, this network must  
have a roaming agreement with  
your home network operator. Other-  
wise, the text No accesswill be  
displayed.  
See also ”Change access codes” on page  
49 and ”Barring password” on page 59.  
1 Once in the Security settings  
submenu, scroll with or to Call  
barring serviceand press Se-  
lect.  
You cannot change the network  
during a call.  
2 Scroll to one of the following barring  
modes and press Select:  
Security settings (Menu 4-5)  
You can protect your phone and SIM card  
against unauthorised use using the func-  
tions within this submenu. See also ”Ac-  
cess Codes” on page 58.  
Outgoing calls  
Calls cannot be made.  
International calls  
Calls cannot be made to foreign coun-  
tries.  
To enter this submenu:  
Once in the Settingsmenu, scroll  
with or to Security set-  
tingsand press Select.  
International except to  
home country  
When abroad, calls can be made only  
within the current country and to your  
home country, i.e. the country where  
your home network operator or service  
provider is located.  
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Incoming calls  
Calls cannot be received.  
Fixed dialling (Menu 4-5-3)  
You can restrict your outgoing calls to se-  
lected phone numbers, if supported by  
your SIM card.  
Incoming calls if abroad  
Calls cannot be received outside your  
home country.  
When this function is set on, you can only  
call phone numbers which are included in  
the fixed dialling list or which begin with  
the same digit(s) as a phone number in the  
list.  
Cancel all barrings  
NOTE: If you selected Cancel all  
barrings, the steps which follow  
will not be available.  
1 Once in the Security settings  
3 Scroll to one of the following functions  
and press OK: Activate, Cancel,  
or Status(shows barred call types).  
submenu, scroll with  
or  
to  
Fixed diallingand press Se-  
lect.  
4 Do one of the following:  
2 Scroll to On(sets function on), Off  
(sets function off), or Numbers, and  
press OK.  
If you selected Activateor Can-  
cel, key in the barring password  
and press OK.  
3 If you selected Onor Off, key in the  
PIN2 code and press OK.  
If you selected Status, the phone  
will list the call types (such as voice  
calls or data calls) for which the se-  
If you selected Numbers, you can  
select from the functions below. Scroll  
to the desired option and press  
Select.  
lected barring mode is active. Use  
or  
to scroll through the list.  
NOTE:  
Search  
Recalls a name (and phone number)  
When calls are barred, calls may be  
possible to certain emergency num-  
bers in some networks (e.g. 112 or  
other official emergency number).  
from the list. Scroll with or to  
the desired name. Press Detail  
and scroll to the name or associated  
phone nmber. Press Optionsto  
access the Edit or Erase function.  
Key in the PIN2 code and press OK.  
Scroll to either function and press  
Select.  
When you make a call and a barring  
mode is set on, the phone may dis-  
play a note reminding you of this.  
Edit  
Allows to modify the name or  
phone number. Edit the name or  
number and press OK.  
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Erase  
Off  
Allows to remove the name and  
phone number from the list.  
Press OKto erase or Backto  
cancel the operation.  
Calls can be made and received in the  
normal way. You can use this option  
only if entitled to do so. For details,  
contact your service provider.  
TIP:You can call a listed phone  
Preset  
number by pressing  
Add entry  
Adds a new name and phone  
twice.  
Sets the phone to use the group that  
the SIM card owner has agreed upon  
with the service provider.  
NOTE: This option is automatically  
selected when the phone is switched  
on or the SIM card is changed.  
number to the list. Key in the PIN2  
code and press OK. Key in the name  
and press OK. Key in the phone  
number and press OK.  
On  
Sets the phone to use a particular  
group. Calls can be made to or received  
from the members of the selected  
group only.  
Erase all  
Removes all phone numbers from  
the list. Key in the PIN2 code and  
press OK. Next, press OKto remove  
or Backto cancel the operation.  
3 If you selected On, key in the number of  
the desired group (obtained from your  
service provider) and press OK.  
NOTE: When Fixed Dialling is set on, calls  
may be possible to certain emergency  
numbers in some networks (e.g. 112 or  
other official emergency number).  
When a closed user group is selected,  
and the group number are shown in the  
middle of the display when the display is  
clear. To see this indication when it is hid-  
Closed user group (Menu 4-5-4)  
This network service allows you to set the  
phone to accept calls to and from a se-  
lected group of people (‘closed user  
group’) only.  
den e.g. by a profile name, press  
.
NOTE:  
When calls are limited to Closed  
User Groups, calls may be possible  
to certain emergency numbers in  
some networks (e.g. 112 or other  
official emergency number).  
You may be a member of up to ten groups.  
For details, contact your service provider.  
1 Once in the Security settings  
submenu, scroll with  
Closed user groupand press  
Select.  
or  
to  
If you accidentally select a wrong  
group, you may not be able to make  
or receive any calls. In that case, re-  
enter this function and give the cor-  
rect group number.  
2 Scroll to one of the following options  
and press OK:  
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2 Scroll to the desired code and press  
Select.  
Security level (Menu 4-5-5)  
The phone is supplied with a 5-digit secu-  
rity code which allows you to protect the  
phone against unauthorised use.  
3 Key in the current code and press OK.  
4 Key in the new code and press OK.  
NOTE: When you change this setting, all  
automatically registered phone numbers  
are erased. See also ”Call register (Menu  
2)” on page 37.  
5 Key in the new code again and press  
OK.  
NOTE: The access codes may only include  
characters 0 to 9. To change the PIN code,  
the PIN code request must be turned on  
within the “PIN code request” function  
(Menu 4-5-1).  
1 Once in the Security settings  
submenu, scroll with  
or  
to Se-  
curity leveland press Select.  
2 Key in the security code and press OK.  
Restore factory settings  
(Menu 4-6)  
3 Scroll to one of the following options  
and press OK:  
None  
Within this submenu you can return the  
The security code is not required when  
the phone is switched on or when you  
select the internal Phone book.  
menu functions to their factory settings.  
Note that this function has no effect on  
Phone book functions.  
Memory  
1 Once in the Settingsmenu, scroll  
The security code is required to select  
the internal Phone book or to use any  
copy functions in Phone book.  
with or to Restore factory  
settingsand press Select.  
2 Key in the security code and press OK.  
Phone  
The security code is required when  
switching on the phone with a SIM  
card which is not one of the five most  
recently used cards.  
Call divert  
(Menu 5)  
The Call Divert net-  
Change access codes (Menu 4-5-6)  
work service allows  
You can change Security code, PIN code,  
PIN2 code and Barring password.  
you to direct your incoming calls to  
another phone number.  
1 Once in the Security settings  
1 Press Menu, scroll with  
or  
to  
submenu, scroll with  
Change access codesand press  
Select.  
or  
to  
Call divert, and press Select.  
2 Scroll to one of the following divert  
modes and press Select:  
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Divert all voice calls  
without ringing(Menu 5-1)  
mailbox number (Menu 1-8-2)”  
on page 37.  
Divert when busy(Menu 5-2) (for  
Other number  
voice calls only)  
Calls will be diverted to the de-  
sired phone number. Key in the  
phone number or recall it from  
Phone book, and press OK.  
Divert when not answered  
(Menu 5-3) (for voice calls only)  
Divert when phone off or no  
coverage(Menu 5-4)  
If you selected Status, use  
or  
Voice calls are diverted when your  
phone is switched off or outside of the  
network service area.  
to view the call types (such as  
voice call or data call) for which the  
selected divert mode is active.  
Divert all fax calls  
(Menu 5-5)  
Pressing Number(if available)  
shows the phone number to which  
the calls are diverted. Pressing De-  
tail(available only in “Divert  
when not answered”) and then se-  
lecting Delayshows the time after  
which calls are diverted.  
Divert all data calls  
(Menu 5-6)  
Cancel all diverts  
(Menu 5-7)  
All diverts are set off.  
NOTE: When you make a call and a divert  
mode is set on, the phone may display a  
note reminding you of this.  
NOTE: If you selected Cancel all  
diverts, the steps which follow will  
not be available.  
3 Scroll to one of the following functions  
and press OK: Activate, Cancel,  
Status(shows call types affected by  
selected divert mode).  
Games  
(Menu 6)  
Not only can you use  
the phone for com-  
4 Do one of the following:  
munication but also for some serious fun.  
If you selected Activate, select  
the phone number to which you  
wish to divert the calls. Scroll to ei-  
ther of the following options and  
press OK:  
REMEMBER! Your phone must be  
switched on to use this function. Do not  
switch on the phone when wireless phone  
use is prohibited or when it may cause in-  
terference or danger.  
Voice mailbox  
Voice calls are diverted to your  
voice mailbox. See also ”Voice  
1 Press Menu, scroll with  
Games, and press Select.  
or  
to  
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2 Scroll to the desired game and press  
Select.  
your score. When the snake hits its own  
tail or the surrounding wall, the game  
is over.  
3 Scroll to one of the following options  
Memory  
and press Select.  
Reveal pictures to find pairs with as  
few tries as possible. Move the cursor  
New game  
Starts a new game session.  
NOTE: This option is replaced with 1  
player/ 2 playerselection if you  
can play against a similar phone via  
infrared.  
with the following keys:  
(up),  
(left), (right), (down),  
(jumps over revealed pictures and  
moves on to next row when at end of  
row),  
tures and moves back to previous row  
when at start of row). reveals the  
(jumps over revealed pic-  
Top score  
Shows the highest score of the game in  
your phone. Available only in the  
games which keep track of the score.  
pictures. Once found, pairs stay visible.  
Logic  
Instructions  
Find out a secret combination of fig-  
ures. Available figures are shown at the  
top of the display before you acceptthe  
Shows a brief help text on the game.  
You can scroll the text with More(or  
and ).  
first guess row. Use  
move the cursor and  
and  
to  
Level  
to select the  
Allows you to set the difficulty level.  
figure. To copy a figure from a previ-  
ously accepted guess row, start scroll-  
Select the desired level with  
or  
and press OK.  
ing with  
desired figure in the normal way and  
accept the selection with  
, move the cursor to the  
Continue  
Allows you to resume a paused game.  
Available only when there is a game  
paused.  
.
Once you think that you have got the  
right combination, press . The  
Last view  
Shows the final view of an ended game  
right after the game.  
result is presented as a set of marks  
over the row. A correct figure in right  
place gives a full mark; a correct figure  
in wrong place gives a half a mark.  
When all the figures are correct and in  
right places, the game ends.  
4 To play the games, do as follows:  
Snake  
Feed the snake with as many goodies as  
possible. Use  
-
(except for  
5 While playing, pressing either selection  
key pauses the game (1-player games  
only). To resume a paused game, select  
Continue.  
) for moving the snake. The longer  
the snake’s tail grows, the higher is  
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2 To add, press  
To substract, press  
To multiply, press  
To divide, press  
once (+ appears).  
twice ( - ).  
Starting a 2-player game  
Before starting the game, ensure that the  
IR ports of the two devices are pointing at  
each other.  
three times ( * ).  
four times ( / ).  
There are two ways to start a 2-player  
game.  
Or: Press Options, scroll with  
to the desired function, and press  
OK.  
or  
Either: Both players start the same 2-  
player game on their phones.  
Or: The first player sets up the infrared  
connection by entering the Infrared func-  
tion (Menu 9) and the second player starts  
the 2-player game in the normal way.  
3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 as many times as  
necessary. A subtotal is shown after  
each step 2. For a total, press Options  
(Equalsis selected) and press OK.  
4 To start a new calculation, press and  
hold Clear.  
Calculator  
(Menu 7)  
NOTE: This calculator has a limited accu-  
racy and rounding errors may occur, espe-  
cially in long divisions.  
The phone is provided  
with a basic four  
function calculator which can also be  
used for rough currency conversions.  
To make a currency conversion:  
1 Set the exchange rate: Press Options,  
scroll to Exchange rate, and press  
OK. Scroll to either of the displayed op-  
tions and press OK. Next, key in the ex-  
REMEMBER! Your phone must be  
switched on to use this function. Do not  
switch on the phone when wireless phone  
use is prohibited or when it may cause in-  
terference or danger.  
change rate (press  
for a period)  
and press OK.  
To enter this menu:  
Press Menu, scroll with  
Calculator, and press Select.  
2 Make the conversion: Key in the amount  
to be converted, press Options,  
scroll to To domesticor To for-  
eign, and press OK.  
or  
to  
To make a calculation:  
1 Enter the first number in the calcula-  
tion using the  
Press for a period (.).  
Use Clearfor editing.  
-
keys.  
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Send note  
Calendar  
(Menu 8)  
Allows you to send the note as a  
text message (SMS). Key in the re-  
cipient’s phone number and press  
OK.  
The phone is pro-  
vided with a calen-  
Send via IR  
dar that can also be used as an  
appointment or birthday reminder.  
Copies the note via the phone’s  
infrared port to another similar  
phone.  
REMEMBER! Your phone must be  
switched on to use this function. Do not  
switch on the phone when wireless phone  
use is prohibited or when it may cause in-  
terference or danger.  
Make note  
Allows you to write a note. Scroll to the  
desired type of note and press OK.  
Reminder(indicated by  
)
1 Press Menu, scroll with  
or  
to  
Key in the note and press OK. Key in  
the date and press OK. For setting a  
tone alert, see below.  
Calendar, and press Select.  
2 Scroll to the desired date.  
3 Press Optionsfor the following  
functions. Scroll to the desired func-  
tion and press OK.  
Call(  
)
Key in the desired phone number or  
recall it from Phone book, and press  
OK. Key in the date and press OK.  
Repeat this with the time. For set-  
ting a tone alert, see below.  
View day  
Shows notes set for the chosen day.  
Use  
or  
to browse through the  
note(s). Pressing Optionsallows  
access to the following functions.  
Scroll to the desired function and press  
OK.  
Meeting(  
)
Key in the note and press OK. Key in  
the date and press OK. Repeat this  
with the time. For setting a tone  
alert, see below.  
Erase  
Deletes the note. Press OKto con-  
firm.  
Birthday(  
)
Key in the person’s name and press  
OK. Key in the date of birth and  
press OK. Key in the year of birth  
and press OK. The note and person’s  
age will be shown in every forth-  
coming year. For setting a tone  
alert, see below.  
Edit  
Allows you to edit the note. Edit the  
note and press OK.  
Move  
Allows you to change the date and  
time of the note. Key in the new  
date and press OK. Repeat this with  
the time.  
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Setting a tone alert for any note  
When the phone alarms for a note  
The phone flashes its lights, beeps, and  
displays the note.  
You can set the phone to sound a  
tone in anticipation for a note: Press  
Yes, key in the alarm date and  
press OK. Repeat this with the alarm  
time. The presence of a tone alert is  
With a Call note on the display, you can  
call the displayed number by pressing  
.
indicated by  
notes.  
when you view the  
If the phone was set to sound a tone alert,  
pressing Postponesuspends the alert  
for 10 minutes. Pressing this key again  
postpones the alarm for another 10 min-  
Erase notes  
Allows you to delete the selected  
note(s). Scroll to one of the displayed  
options and press OK. If you selected  
Of chosen dayor One by one,  
select the desired note and press Erase.  
If you selected All at once, press  
Yesto delete all the notes.  
utes. To stop the alarm, press  
or OK.  
NOTE: If the battery is removed from the  
phone for a longer time, you may need to  
set the time again.  
Infrared  
View all  
Shows notes set for all days. Use  
to browse through the note(s).  
Pressing Optionsallows access to  
the same functions as in “View day”.  
Scroll to the desired function and press  
OK.  
or  
(Menu 9)  
Within this menu you  
can set your phone to  
receive data through its infrared (IR) port.  
The phone is a Class 1 Laser Product.  
Go to date  
Allows you to jump to the desired date.  
Key in the date and press OK.  
To enter this menu:  
Press Menu, scroll with  
Infrared, and press Select.  
or  
to  
Set the date  
Allows you to change the current date.  
Key in the new date and press OK.  
NOTE:  
The preferable distance between the  
two devices in infrared connection  
is one meter at most.  
Print via IR  
Allows you to print all notes via the  
phone’s infrared port to a compatible  
printer.  
There must be no obstructions  
between the two devices.  
The IR ports of the two devices have  
to be pointing at each other.  
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Receiving data via IR  
To receive data from another similar  
Checking the status of an IR  
connection  
phone:  
The status of an IR connection is indicated  
by  
.
1 Ensure that the IR ports of the two de-  
vices are pointing at each other.  
When  
is shown continuously, there is  
an IR connection between your phone and  
the other device.  
2 Enter this menu to activate the IR port  
for data reception.  
When  
is not shown, no IR connection  
3 The user of the sending phone selects  
the desired IR function to start data  
transfer.  
blinks, your phone is trying to  
connect to the other device or the con-  
nection has been lost.  
If data transfer is not started within 45  
seconds after the activation of the IR port,  
the connection is cancelled and has to be  
started again.  
Sending data via IR  
For sending data to a similar phone or  
a compatible PC provided with an appro-  
priate application, refer to the documen-  
tation supplied with the application and  
to the following sections in this user’s  
guide:  
“Caller groups”, page 23  
”Copying via IR”, page 25  
”Printing via IR”, page 26  
”Reading a text message (Inbox -  
Menu 1-1)”, page 32  
“Profiles (Menu 3)”, page 40  
”Games (Menu 6)”, page 50  
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7. Reference Information  
To send a DTMF sequence which contains  
wait characters:  
DTMF Tones  
The phone can send DTMF tones to com-  
municate with answering machines, com-  
puterised telephony services etc.  
1 Start a DTMF call in the normal way.  
2 Press Sendas many times as there are  
wait characters. Numbers after the  
waits are sent as DTMF tones.  
The tones can be sent even when the key-  
pad tones are set off.  
NOTE: Pause and wait characters cannot  
be stored on some SIM cards.  
Manual transmission  
Make a call to the desired phone number  
and key in the numbers that you want to  
send as DTMF tones.  
Linking a phone number to a DTMF  
sequence  
You can link a phone number to a DTMF  
sequence for sending them together.  
Automatic transmission  
Start a call in the normal way. Then, do as  
follows: Press Options, scroll with or  
1 Key in a phone number or recall it from  
Phone book.  
to Send DTMF, and press Select.  
Key in the DTMF sequence or recall it from  
Phone book, and press OKto send it.  
2 Press  
twice quickly (for +).  
3 Key in the number of the speed dialling  
location that holds the DTMF sequence  
(this step can be skipped) and store the  
phone number in the internal Phone  
book. See also ”Speed dialling” on page  
24.  
Pressing Exitends the DTMF transmis-  
sion but not the call.  
Placing pauses and waits in a DTMF  
sequence  
When keying in a DTMF sequence, you can  
place pause and wait characters in front  
of or between DTMF numbers.  
4 Call the phone number in the normal  
way.  
For a pause of 2.5 seconds, press  
Protection Cap of the  
Antenna Connector  
three times quickly (pis displayed). When  
sending the sequence, all numbers follow-  
ing the pause(s) are sent as DTMF tones.  
At the back of the phone below the an-  
tenna there is a connector for an external  
antenna.  
For a wait character, press  
four times  
quickly (wis displayed).  
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The connector is protected by a rubber  
cap. To attach an external antenna to the  
phone, first remove the cap and then con-  
nect the antenna.  
Do not leave the battery connected to a  
charger for longer than a week, since  
overcharging may shorten its life.  
If left unused a fully charged battery  
will discharge itself over time.  
After removing the external antenna, re-  
member to replace the cap.  
For good operation times with NiMH  
batteries, discharge the battery from  
time to time by leaving your phone  
switched on until it turns itself off. Do  
not attempt to discharge the battery by  
any other means.  
NOTE: Keep the cap out of small children’s  
reach.  
Using the Batteries  
Your phone is powered by a rechargeable  
Li-Ion or NiMH battery.  
Temperature extremes will affect the  
ability of your battery to charge: allow  
it to cool down or warm up first.  
Use only batteries approved by the phone  
manufacturer and recharge your battery  
only with the chargers approved by the  
manufacturer.  
Notes for using the  
batteries  
Use the battery only for its intended  
purpose.  
The operation and the lifetime of the bat-  
tery are greatly affected by how you han-  
dle the battery. Take good care of the  
battery and follow the guidelines pre-  
sented below.  
Never use any charger or battery which  
is damaged or worn out.  
Using the phone near the network’s  
base station consumes less power. The  
operation times are greatly affected  
e.g. by the signal strength of the cellu-  
lar network and the parameters set by  
the network operator.  
Charging and discharging  
the battery  
A new battery’s full performance is  
achieved only after two or three com-  
plete charge and discharge cycles!  
Do not short circuit the battery. Acci-  
dental short circuiting can occur when  
a metallic object (coin, clip or pen)  
causes direct connection of the + and -  
terminals of the battery (metal strips  
on the back of the battery) for example  
when you carry a spare battery in your  
pocket or purse.  
The battery can be charged and dis-  
charged hundreds of times but it will  
eventually wear out. When the operat-  
ing time (talk-time and standby time)  
is noticeably shorter than normal, it is  
time to buy a new battery.  
When a charger is not in use, discon-  
nect it from the power source.  
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Short circuiting the terminals may  
damage the battery or the connecting  
object.  
Security code  
The security code is supplied with the  
phone. It protects your phone against un-  
authorised use. Keep the code secret and  
in a safe place, separate from the phone.  
Leaving the battery in hot or cold plac-  
es, such as in a closed car in summer or  
winter conditions, will reduce the ca-  
pacity and lifetime of the battery.  
See also ”Security level (Menu 4-5-5)” on  
page 49.  
Always try to keep the battery between  
15°C and 25°C (59°F and 77°F). A  
phone with a hot or cold battery may  
temporarily not work, even when the  
battery is fully charged.  
If you key in an incorrect security code five  
times in succession, the phone will not ac-  
cept the correct code for the next five  
minutes.  
PIN code  
NiMH batteries performance is parti-  
cularly limited in temperatures below -  
10°C (14°F).  
The PIN (Personal Identity Number) code is  
usually supplied with the SIM card. It pro-  
tects your SIM card against unauthorised  
use.  
Li-Ion batteries performance is parti-  
cularly limited in temperatures below  
0°C (32°F).  
When the PIN code request is enabled (see  
page 46), the code is asked each time the  
phone is switched on.  
Do not dispose of batteries in a fire!  
Batteries must be recycled or disposed  
of properly. Must not be disposed of in  
municipal waste  
If you enter a wrong PIN code three times  
in succession, key in the PUK code and  
press OK. Key in a new PIN code and press  
OK. Key in the new code again and press  
OK.  
Access Codes  
The access codes described in this section  
help you protect against unauthorised use  
of your phone and SIM card.  
PIN2 code  
The PIN2 code, supplied with some SIM  
cards, is required to access some func-  
tions, such as charging unit counters.  
These functions must be supported by  
your SIM card.  
When asked for any of the access codes,  
key in the proper code and press OK. If you  
make a mistake, first delete the digit with  
Clearand then key in the correct one.  
For changing the codes, see page 49.  
If you enter a wrong PIN2 code three  
times in succession, follow the same in-  
structions as for the PIN code but this  
time using the PUK2 code.  
NOTE: Avoid using access codes similar to  
emergency numbers, such as 112, to pre-  
vent accidental dialling of the emergency  
number.  
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PUK code  
When using your phone, battery, charger  
OR any accessory:  
The PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) may be  
supplied with the SIM card. In opposite  
case, contact your service provider for the  
code.  
Keep it and all its parts and accessories  
out of small children’s reach.  
Keep it dry. Precipitation, humidity and  
liquids contain minerals that will cor-  
rode electronic circuits.  
The code is required to change a blocked  
PIN code.  
If you enter a wrong PUK code ten times  
in succession, the SIM card cannot be  
used any more. Contact your service pro-  
vider for a new card.  
Do not use or store it in dusty, dirty ar-  
eas. Its moving parts can be damaged.  
Do not store it in hot areas. High tem-  
peratures can shorten the life of elec-  
tronic devices, damage batteries, and  
warp or melt certain plastics.  
You cannot change the PUK code. If you  
lose it, contact your service provider.  
Do not store it in cold areas. When the  
phone warms up (to its normal temper-  
ature), moisture can form inside the  
phone, which may damage electronic  
circuit boards.  
PUK2 code  
The PUK2 code, supplied with some SIM  
cards, is required to change a blocked  
PIN2 code.  
If you enter a wrong code ten times in  
succession, you cannot use the functions  
requiring the PIN2 code. Contact your  
service provider for a new card.  
Do not attempt to open it. Non-  
expert handling of the device may  
damage it.  
Do not drop, knock or shake it. Rough  
handling can break internal circuit  
boards.  
You cannot change the PUK2 code. If you  
lose it, contact your service provider.  
Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning  
solvents, or strong detergents to clean  
it. Wipe it with a soft cloth slightly  
dampened in a mild soap-and-water  
solution.  
Barring password  
The barring password is needed when us-  
ing the “Call barring” function. You obtain  
the password from your service provider.  
Do not paint it. Paint can clog the  
device’s moving parts and prevent  
proper operation.  
Care and Maintenance  
Your phone is a product of superior design  
and craftsmanship and should be treated  
with care. The suggestions below will help  
you to fulfill any warranty obligations and  
to enjoy this product for many years.  
Use only the supplied or an approved  
replacement antenna. Unauthorised  
antennas, modifications or attach-  
ments could damage the phone and  
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may violate regulations governing ra-  
dio devices.  
satisfactory operation of the equipment  
and for the safety of personnel, it is rec-  
ommended that the equipment should  
only be used in the normal operating po-  
sition (Held to your ear with the antenna  
pointing over your shoulder.).  
If the phone, battery, charger or any  
accessory is not working properly, take  
it to your nearest qualified service fa-  
cility. The personnel there will assist  
you and, if necessary, arrange for serv-  
ice.  
Do not point the infrared beam at  
anyone’s eye or allow it to interfere with  
other infrared devices.  
Important Safety  
Information  
Electronic Devices  
Most modern electronic equipment is  
shielded from radio frequency (RF) signals.  
However, certain electronic equipment  
may not be shielded against the RF signals  
from your wireless phone.  
Traffic Safety  
Do not use a hand-held telephone while  
driving a vehicle. If using a hand-held  
phone park the vehicle before conversing.  
Always secure the phone in its holder; do  
not place the phone on the passenger seat  
or where it can break loose in a collision or  
sudden stop.  
Pacemakers  
Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that  
a minimum separation of 20 cm (6 inches)  
be maintained between a handheld wireless  
phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential  
interference with the pacemaker. These  
recommendations are consistent with the  
independent research by and recommenda-  
tions of Wireless Technology Research.  
The use of an alert device to operate a ve-  
hicle’s lights or horn on public roads is not  
permitted.  
Remember road safety always comes first!  
Persons with pacemakers:  
Operating Environment  
Should always keep the phone more  
than 20 cm (6 inches) from their pace-  
maker when the phone is switched on;  
Remember to follow any special regula-  
tions in force in any area and always  
switch off your phone whenever it is for-  
bidden to use it, or when it may cause in-  
terference or danger.  
Should not carry the phone in a breast  
pocket;  
Should use the ear opposite the pace-  
maker to minimize the potential for in-  
terference.  
When connecting the phone or any acces-  
sory to another device, read its user’s  
guide for detailed safety instructions. Do  
not connect incompatible products.  
If you have any reason to suspect that  
interference is taking place, switch off  
your phone immediately.  
As with other mobile radio transmitting  
equipment, users are advised that for the  
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Hearing Aids  
Potentially Explosive  
Atmospheres  
Some digital wireless phones may inter-  
fere with some hearing aids. In the event  
of such interference, you may want to  
consult your service provider.  
Switch off your phone when in any area  
with a potentially explosive atmosphere  
and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks  
in such areas could cause an explosion or  
fire resulting in bodily injury or even  
death.  
Other Medical Devices  
Operation of any radio transmitting  
equipment, including cellular phones, may  
interfere with the functionality of inade-  
quately protected medical devices. Con-  
sult a physician or the manufacturer of  
the medical device to determine if they  
are adequately shielded from external RF  
energy or if you have any questions.  
Switch off your phone in health care facil-  
ities when any regulations posted in these  
areas instruct you to do so. Hospitals or  
health care facilities may be using equip-  
ment that could be sensitive to external  
RF energy.  
Users are advised to switch off the phone  
when at a refuelling point (service sta-  
tion). Users are reminded of the need to  
observe restrictions on the use of radio  
equipment in fuel depots (fuel storage and  
distribution areas), chemical plants or  
where blasting operations are in progress.  
Areas with a potentially explosive atmos-  
phere are often but not always clearly  
marked. They include below deck on boats;  
chemical transfer or storage facilities; ve-  
hicles using liquified petroleum gas (such  
as propane or butane); areas where the air  
contains chemicals or particles, such as  
grain, dust or metal powders; and any  
other area where you would normally be  
advised to turn off your vehicle engine.  
Vehicles  
RF signals may affect improperly installed  
or inadequately shielded electronic sys-  
tems in motor vehicles (e.g. electronic fuel  
injection systems, electronic anti-skid  
(anti-lock) braking systems, electronic  
speed control systems, air bag systems).  
Check with the manufacturer or its repre-  
sentative regarding your vehicle. You  
should also consult the manufacturer of  
any equipment that has been added to  
your vehicle.  
Vehicles  
Only qualified personnel should service  
the phone, or install the phone in a vehi-  
cle. Faulty installation or service may be  
dangerous and may invalidate any war-  
ranty which may apply to the unit.  
Check regularly that all wireless phone  
equipment in your vehicle is mounted and  
operating properly.  
Posted Facilities  
Switch your phone off in any facility  
where posted notices so require.  
Do not store or carry flammable liquids,  
gases or explosive materials in the same  
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compartment as the phone, its parts or ac-  
cessories.  
network services and/or phone features  
are in use. Check with local service provid-  
ers.  
For vehicles equipped with an air bag,  
remember that an air bag inflates with  
great force. Do not place objects, includ-  
ing both installed or portable wireless  
equipment in the area over the air bag or  
in the air bag deployment area. If in-  
vehicle wireless equipment is improperly  
installed and the air bag inflates, serious  
injury could result.  
To make an emergency call:  
1 If the phone is not on, switch it on.  
Some networks may require that a val-  
id SIM card is properly inserted in the  
phone.  
2 If the wordClear” appears on the display  
above the  
key, press and hold  
Clear for several seconds to ready  
the phone for calls.  
Switch off your phone before boarding an  
aircraft. The use of wireless telephones in  
an aircraft may be dangerous to the oper-  
ation of the aircraft, disrupt the wireless  
telephone network and may be illegal.  
3 Key in the emergency number for your  
present location (e.g. 112 or other offi-  
cial emergency number). Emergency  
numbers vary by location.  
Failure to observe these instructions may  
lead to suspension or denial of telephone  
services to the offender, or legal action or  
both.  
4 Press the  
key.  
If certain features are in use (Keyguard,  
Call barring etc.), you may first need to  
turn those features off before you can  
make an emergency call. Consult this doc-  
ument and your local cellular service pro-  
vider.  
Emergency Calls  
IMPORTANT!  
This phone, like any wireless phone, oper-  
ates using radio signals, wireless and  
landline networks as well as user-pro-  
grammed functions which cannot guaran-  
tee connection in all conditions. Therefore  
you should never rely solely upon any  
wireless phone for essential communica-  
tions (e.g. medical emergencies).  
When making an emergency call, remem-  
ber to give all the necessary information  
as accurately as possible. Remember that  
your wireless phone may be the only  
means of communication at the scene of  
an accident - do not cut off the call until  
given permission to do so.  
Remember, to make or receive any calls  
the phone must be switched on and in a  
service area with adequate signal  
strength.  
Emergency calls may not be possible on all  
wireless phone networks or when certain  
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Index  
by redialling last dialled number.....16  
by single key........................................17  
by speed dialling.................................17  
during call............................................18  
international calls...............................16  
rejecting............................................ 17, 19  
switching between two calls......... 18, 19  
transferring...............................................19  
care and maintenance.................................59  
cell info display.............................................45  
clear display, definition...............................11  
clearing display.............................................16  
clock................................................................43  
closed user groups........................................48  
conference calls............................................19  
copying names and phone numbers .........25  
via IR..........................................................25  
currencies, converting .................................52  
Symbols  
+ character (replaces international  
access code)...................................................16  
A
access codes  
changing ...................................................49  
definition...................................................58  
See also barring password, PIN code,  
PIN2 code, PUK code, PUK2 code  
and security code  
alarm clock ....................................................42  
anykey answer...............................................43  
automatic answer.........................................42  
automatic redial ...........................................44  
automatically stored phone numbers.......37  
See also call register  
B
D
barring password.................................. 49, 59  
battery  
data calls........................................................36  
deleting characters from display...............16  
deleting stored names and phone  
numbers .........................................................22  
display indicators .........................................11  
display view...................................................26  
displaying your phone number  
charge indication.....................................11  
charging/discharging ..............................57  
notes for using.........................................57  
removing ...................................................12  
replacing ...................................................13  
C
to called party...............................................44  
diverting calls................................................49  
DTMF tones....................................................56  
calculator.......................................................52  
calendar..........................................................53  
call barring.....................................................46  
call costs ........................................................39  
limiting......................................................40  
selecting units to display .......................40  
call divert.......................................................49  
call duration..................................................39  
call register....................................................37  
call waiting....................................................44  
caller groups.......................................... 23, 41  
calls  
answering..................................................17  
answering during a call..........................19  
ending................................................ 10, 16  
handsfree ..................................................16  
making.......................................................16  
by associated name............................16  
E
earpiece volume............................................16  
editing names and phone numbers... 16, 26  
entering menu functions ............................28  
exiting from a menu function....................28  
exiting from any function...........................10  
F
fax calls..........................................................36  
fixed dialling .................................................47  
G
games .............................................................50  
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recalling names and phone  
H
numbers ....................................................22  
selecting....................................................26  
setting display view for names and  
help texts for menu functions ...................29  
hiding your phone number from  
called party....................................................44  
phone numbers........................................26  
storing a name and phone number......21  
PIN code................................................. 49, 58  
PIN2 code............................................... 49, 58  
printing stored names and phone  
numbers .........................................................26  
profiles ......................................................9, 40  
protecting phone and SIM card  
I
incoming call alert, turning off..................41  
information service......................................35  
infrared...........................................................54  
K
keying in a name.................................. 20, 21  
keypad  
See access codes, security level  
PUK code........................................................59  
PUK2 code .....................................................59  
locking/unlocking ....................................18  
overview of...............................................10  
tones..........................................................42  
R
L
recalling stored names and  
language of display texts............................44  
last dialled numbers............................. 16, 38  
lights...............................................................42  
phone numbers.............................................22  
restoring factory settings ...........................49  
ringing tone...................................................41  
ringing volume..............................................41  
M
S
MCN display, see cell info display.............45  
memory functions. See Phone book  
menu functions  
entering.....................................................28  
exiting........................................................28  
message alert tones.....................................42  
microphone, muting/unmuting..................16  
missed calls ...................................................38  
safety instructions .......................................60  
security code.................................................14  
setting request on or off........................49  
security level .................................................49  
selection keys................................................11  
service commands........................................36  
service numbers............................................27  
signal strength...................................... 11, 15  
SIM card.........................................................12  
viewing phone numbers of....................45  
SMS messages. See text messages  
See also call register  
multiparty calls.............................................18  
N
network, selecting........................................46  
speed dialling................................. 17, 24, 44  
storing a name and phone number... 16, 21  
switching phone on/off....................... 14, 15  
O
one touch dialling. See speed dialling  
own numbers.................................................45  
T
text messages ...............................................31  
deleting .....................................................32  
delivery reports................................ 33, 35  
reading ......................................................32  
routing reply messages via  
your own SMS centre .............................35  
selecting alternative format for............34  
selecting ringing tone for ......................42  
P
Phone book  
caller groups..................................... 23, 41  
deleting names and phone numbers....22  
editing names and phone numbers......26  
entering.....................................................20  
exiting........................................................20  
printing names and phone  
numbers.....................................................26  
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sending......................................................33  
by using particular set.......................33  
sets.............................................................34  
setting validity period.............................34  
storing phone number of  
message centre ........................................34  
writing .......................................................33  
V
vibrating alert ...............................................42  
voice mailbox  
calling.........................................10, 17, 37  
diverting calls to......................................50  
storing phone number of .......................37  
voice messages .............................................32  
listening to................................................17  
W
warning tones ...............................................42  
welcome note................................................45  
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