Siemens SF65 User Manual

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© Siemens AG 2004  
All rights reserved. Subject to availability.  
Rights of modification reserved.  
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft  
Designed for life  
SF65  
Safety precautions ..................... 2  
Overview of the phone .............. 4  
Display symbols ......................... 8  
Getting started ........................... 9  
Switch on/off, PIN entry ........... 12  
General information ................ 13  
Standard functions .................. 15  
Security .................................... 16  
Text entry ................................. 18  
Calling ...................................... 20  
Phonebook ............................... 23  
Call records .............................. 26  
Camera ..................................... 27  
SMS .......................................... 29  
MMS ......................................... 31  
Email .........................................36  
Voice mailbox ...........................38  
IrDA ...........................................39  
Surf & Fun .................................40  
Setup ........................................44  
Organiser ..................................49  
Extras ........................................50  
My stuff ....................................52  
Customer Care ..........................54  
Care and maintenance .............56  
Product data .............................57  
Guarantee certificate (UK) .......58  
Guarantee certificate (IRL) .......59  
Menu tree .................................61  
Index .........................................68  
2
Safety precautions  
Safety precautions  
Information for parents  
Please read the operating instructions and safety precautions carefully before use.  
Explain the content and the hazards associated with using the phone to your children.  
Remember to comply with legal  
requirements and local restric-  
tions when using the phone. For  
example in aeroplanes, petrol  
stations, hospitals or while  
driving.  
The ringtone (page 44), info  
tones and handsfree talking are  
reproduced through the loud-  
speaker. Do not hold the phone  
to your ear when it rings or when  
you have switched on the  
handsfree function (page 20).  
Otherwise you risk serious per-  
manent damage to your  
Mobile phones can interfere  
with the functioning of medical  
devices such as hearing aids or  
pacemakers. Keep at least  
hearing.  
20 cm/9 inches between phone  
and pacemaker. When using  
the mobile phone hold it to the  
ear which is further away from  
the pacemaker. For more infor-  
mation consult your doctor.  
Do not use an optical magnifier  
to look at the activated infrared  
interface [Class 1 LED product  
(classification as per  
IEC 60825-1)].  
Only use original Siemens bat-  
teries (100 % mercury-free) and  
– charging devices. Otherwise  
you risk serious damage to  
health and property. The battery  
could explode, for instance.  
Small parts such as the SIM  
card, sealing stop, lens ring and  
lens cap can be dismantled and  
swallowed by small children.  
The phone must therefore be  
stored out of the reach of small  
children.  
You may only open the phone to  
replace the battery (100 % mer-  
cury-free) or SIM card. You  
must not open the battery under  
any circumstances. All other  
changes to this device are strict-  
ly prohibited and will invalidate  
the guarantee.  
The mains voltage specified on  
the power supply unit (V) must  
not be exceeded. Otherwise the  
charging device may be  
destroyed.  
The power supply must be  
plugged into an easily accessi-  
ble AC mains power socket  
when charging the battery. The  
only way to turn off the charging  
device after charging the battery  
is to unplug it.  
   
Safety precautions  
3
Important:  
Please dispose of unwanted  
batteries and phones as permit-  
ted by the laws in your country.  
The phone may cause interfer-  
ence in the vicinity of TV sets,  
radios and PCs.  
Use only Siemens original ac-  
cessories. This will avoid poten-  
tial risks to health or property  
and ensure compliance with all  
relevant regulations.  
Improper use will invalidate the guarantee!  
These safety instructions also apply to  
Siemens original accessories.  
Improved data transmission  
In order for your phone to be able to trans-  
mit data at higher speeds, it is necessary to  
have a good connection to the network.  
Transmitting data can be delayed by the  
process of establishing a connection. To  
comply with guidelines on the effects of ra-  
dio waves, you should keep the phone a  
distance of 22 mm from your body while  
transmitting data.  
4
Overview of the phone  
Overview of the phone  
Joystick  
1
Press vertically down on the  
C
joystick to start an application  
or function.  
Scroll left, right, up and down  
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to navigate in the menus.  
OK key. Press briefly to con-  
firm an action.  
C
In standby mode:  
Menu  
MMS  
Press and hold to access the  
Voice dial or Voice command.  
C
Press to access functions:  
@
up (Profiles), down (Phone-  
book), left (Sound album),  
right (Picture album).  
ACall key  
2
3
Make calls, take incoming calls, most  
recent calls displayed.  
BOn/Off/End key  
• Switched off: press and hold to  
switch on.  
• Press to end a call during conversa-  
tion or to reject an incoming call.  
• Press briefly to go back to the stand-  
by mode.  
5 —˜ Volume keys  
• Press and hold to switch off.  
4 <>/øù Soft keys  
• In standby mode: Press to increase  
or decrease the ringer volume level.  
• During a call: Press to increase or  
decrease the earpiece volume level.  
• Receiving a call: Press either of the  
keys briefly to mute the ringer.  
The current functions of these keys are  
shown in the bottom line of the display  
p
as §Text§/symbol (e.g.  
). (The keys  
below the display also function as  
soft keys.)  
Press and hold either of the keys to  
reject the incoming call.  
   
Overview of the phone  
5
Loudspeaker  
Call led  
Located on the reverse side of the  
clamshell. Activates e.g. when you re-  
ceive a call or a new MMS or SMS.  
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2
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Display  
3
4
Integrated antenna  
Do not obstruct the phone above the  
battery cover unnecessarily. This re-  
duces the signal quality.  
Menu  
MMS  
Input keys  
5
6
7
IrDA interface  
Ringtone  
*
Press and hold in standby mode:  
switch all audible signals on/off  
(except alarm).  
Connection socket  
For charger, headset, etc.  
Camera lens  
8
9
:
Flash/Torch  
Accessories  
You can find Original Siemens Accessories  
6
Overview of the phone  
Changing to camera mode:  
To change the phone from the phone mode  
to the camera mode:  
1 Flip the clamshell gently 180° to the  
right (anti-clockwise) until it is on the  
reverse side  
.
1
2
Close the clamshell 2.  
The camera switches automatically to the  
camera mode.  
Additional information  
The display can only be turned  
anti-clockwise!  
Warning!  
Follow the handling instructions carefully to  
avoid causing damage to the display hinge.  
Pay special attention to the correct direction  
to turn the display!  
Overview of the phone  
7
Camera functions:  
(These functions are only available when the  
phone is in the camera mode!)  
Camera key  
1
2
3
4
5
6
• Press to take a photo.  
• Press again to save the photo in the  
picture album.  
˜Volume keys  
• In camera preview: Press to activate /  
deactivate the Flash to take a picture  
or to use as a torch.  
öZoom in key  
• Zoom in the preview image.  
• In menus: Press to go back a level in  
the list menu.  
Additional information  
It is not possible to make a call when the  
phone is in camera mode!  
õZoom out key  
Additional information  
• Zoom out from the preview image.  
• In menus: Press to go forward a level  
in the list menu.  
If you receive a call, a notification will be dis-  
played, but you need to change the phone to  
the phone mode to accept the call!  
ùMenu key  
• Press to open the camera options  
menu.  
• In menus: Press to go forward a level.  
øLandscape/Portrait key  
• Press to switch between the land-  
scape and portrait orientation.  
• In menus: Press to go back a level.  
• Receiving a call: Press to reject an  
incoming call.  
8
Display symbols  
Display symbols  
DiZsplay symbols (selection)  
Organiser events  
Signal strength  
Task  
n
Battery charge level e.g. 50%  
W
Meeting  
Ü
Phonebook  
L
Holiday  
Ý
Call records  
P
±
Message symbols (selection)  
Surf & Fun/  
Service provider portal  
SMS unread (white envelope)  
p
p
z
MMS unread (yellow envelope)  
E-mail forwarded  
All calls forwarded  
Calls forwarded to mailbox  
Œ
E-mail with attachment  
Voice mail received  
{
Organiser  
Q
À
SMS  
M
Dynamic symbols  
Read  
q
Homezone activated  
Š
Sent  
s
WAP alert received  
Voice mail received  
Extras  
S
My stuff  
N
MMS received (yellow  
envelope)  
Setup  
T
IrDA  
a
ƒ
SMS received (white envelope)  
SMS received, SIM memory full  
Vibrator mode set  
Ringer off  
¿
Alarm set  
¹
Activated and available  
Memory full  
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No network  
Handset connected to another  
network  
o
Events (selection)  
Missed call  
v
u
WAP alert  
       
Getting started  
9
• Insert the SIM card under the met-  
al clip, with the contact surface  
facing downwards, until it is in  
place. 3 (Ensure that the cham-  
fered corner is in the correct posi-  
tion.) Press the metal clip over the  
SIM card 4.  
Getting started  
Inserting the SIM  
card/battery  
The service provider supplies you  
with a SIM card that stores all the  
important data for your connection.  
Remove the SIM card from its holder  
before inserting it into the phone.  
• Press the back cover button on the  
short side of the upper end of the  
phone 1 until the latch comes  
out of the slot, and remove the  
cover 2.  
• Place the battery sideways in the  
slots. First insert its right side  
against the right edge of the  
phone 5, then press it down-  
wards 6until it clips.  
     
10  
Getting started  
• To remove the battery, press the  
inner clips one after another and  
lift the battery from the right edge  
of the phone.  
Charging the battery  
Charging procedure  
The battery is not fully charged  
when delivered. Plug the charger  
cable into the bottom of the phone  
9, plug the power supply unit into a  
mains power socket and charge for  
at least two hours.  
• To replace the back cover, hook  
the clips onto the hinges on the  
bottom of the phone  
and press  
7
the cover down  
catches.  
until the latch  
8
Charging time  
A flat battery is fully charged after  
about 3 hours. Charging is only possi-  
ble within a temperature range of  
0 °C to 45 °C. If the temperature ris-  
es/falls 5°C above/below this, the  
charge symbol flashes a warning.  
The mains voltage specified on the  
power supply unit must not be  
exceeded.  
Additional information  
Please switch off your phone before re-  
moving the battery!  
Only 3-V SIM cards are supported. Please  
contact your service provider if you have an  
older card.  
   
Getting started  
11  
Operating time  
Display while in use  
The operating time depends upon  
the conditions of use. Extreme tem-  
peratures considerably reduce the  
phone’s standby time. Avoid placing  
the phone in the sun or on a heater.  
Charge level display during opera-  
tion (flat-fully charged):  
VWX  
A beep sounds when the battery is  
nearly flat. The charge level of the  
battery is only displayed correctly  
after an uninterrupted charging/  
discharging cycle. You should  
Talktime: 140 to 400 minutes  
Standby time: 160 to 400 hours  
Charge icon not visible  
therefore not remove the battery unnec-  
essarily and where possible not finish  
the charging process prematurely.  
If the battery has been discharged  
fully, the charge icon is not immedi-  
ately visible when the power supply  
is plugged in. It will appear with two  
hours. In this case the battery is fully  
charged after 3 to 5 hours.  
Additional information  
The power supply unit heats up when used  
for long periods. This is normal and not  
dangerous.  
If the battery is removed for longer than  
30 seconds, the clock must be reset.  
Only use the power supply unit included  
in the delivery!  
   
12  
Switch on/off, PIN entry  
Switch on/off, PIN entry  
Switching phone on/off  
B
Entering the PIN  
The SIM card can be protected with a  
4-8 digit PIN.  
Switching on your phone  
for the first time  
Press and hold.  
Time/date  
During initial set up, the phone first  
prompts you to check the date and  
time. After that, you can set the  
clock so that it displays the correct  
time. You will not have to make this  
setting again.  
Enter the PIN using the  
J
number keys. The charac-  
ters appear as  
to en-  
****  
sure that nobody else can  
read your PIN code on the  
display. Correct with ].  
First enter the date  
(day/month/year),  
then the time  
J
Confirm by pressing the  
joystick. Logging on to  
the network will take a  
few seconds.  
(24-hour format).  
C
Press this key. The time  
and date are updated.  
Additional information  
Change PIN..................................page 17  
Clear SIM card barring .................page 17  
The first time the SIM card is insert-  
ed, the entries on it can be copied  
into the Addressbook memory.You  
can interrupt the copying procedure  
to, for example, receive a call, and  
then relaunch the copying process  
from settings in Phonebook.  
Emergency number  
(SOS)  
Only to be used in real emergencies!  
You can also copy data from the  
SIM card at a later time (see  
page 23).  
By pressing the §SOS§ soft key you can  
make an emergency call on any net-  
work without a SIM card and without  
entering a PIN. (Please note that this  
option is not available in all  
countries.)  
             
General information  
13  
Main menu  
General information  
Use the following keys to navigate in  
the main menu.  
Standby mode  
The phone is in Standby mode and is  
ready for use when the name of the  
service provider appears on the  
display.  
Call up from standby  
C
<>  
mode.  
Select the application  
symbols.  
Press briefly to return  
B
Start an application.  
C
(long press switches the  
phone off). You can re-  
turn to the standby mode  
from any situation.  
Main menu options  
§Options§  
Open menu.  
Different functions are available  
depending on the context.  
Signal strength  
Strong signal.  
Z
Weak signal.  
[
A weak signal reduces the  
call quality and may lead  
to loss of the connection.  
Change your location.  
     
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General information  
Symbols  
The following symbols are used to  
explain an operation:  
User guide  
Menu controls  
The steps needed to reach a function  
are shown in a condensed form in the  
user guide. For example, the con-  
densed form for displaying the call  
history for all calls is as follows:  
Enter numbers/letters  
J
On/Off/End key  
B
Call key  
A
P
C¢  
¢Call history  
Soft keys  
<>  
This comprises the following steps:  
Displays a soft key  
function.  
§Menu§  
Open main menu.  
C
¢
P
Select , then the Call  
Press vertically down  
on the joystick, e.g. to  
access the menu.  
C
history function.  
§Select§  
Press to confirm.  
DFE  
HIG  
Press the joystick in the  
direction indicated.  
Function dependent on  
the service provider;  
special registration may  
be required.  
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Standard functions  
15  
Standard functions  
Option menus  
Below is a summary of functions that  
recur in options menus.  
§Options§ Open menu.  
Edit  
Open the entry to edit. You  
cannot change the lan-  
guage during editing.  
View  
Display entry.  
Delete/  
Delete all  
Delete entry/delete all en-  
tries after confirmation.  
<New>  
Create new entry.  
Send via...  
Selecttransmissionservice  
and medium for sending or  
printing.  
Reply  
A message replies to the  
sender, "Re" is placed in  
front of the subject matter  
and the received text is  
included in the new  
message.  
Save  
Store entry.  
Copy to  
addressb.  
Save entries in the current  
Phonebook.  
Rename  
Show  
Rename selected entry.  
Display properties of the  
highlighted object.  
     
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Security  
¢T¢Security  
¢Change codes  
¢Select function.  
C
Security  
The phone and SIM card are protect-  
ed against misuse by several security  
codes.  
PIN control  
The PIN is usually requested each  
time the phone is switched on. You  
can deactivate this feature but if you  
do so, you risk unauthorised use of  
the phone. To be able to use all avail-  
able security codes, you must have  
the PIN control activated. Some serv-  
ice providers do not permit deacti-  
vating the control.  
Keep these security codes in a safe  
place where you can access them again  
if required.  
Change codes  
PIN  
CODE  
Protects your SIM card (per-  
sonal identification number).  
PIN2  
This is needed to set the  
charge detail display and to  
access additional functions on  
special SIM cards.  
§Select§  
Press.  
CODE  
Enter PIN.  
Confirm entry.  
J
C
§Change§ Press.  
PUK  
Key code. Used to unlock SIM  
cards after the wrong PIN has  
been entered repeatedly.  
CODE  
PUK2  
CODE  
C
Confirm.  
Barring  
code  
Used to set restrictions that  
prevent calling to certain types  
of numbers.  
         
Security  
17  
¢T¢Security  
¢Change codes  
¢Select function.  
C
Clearing SIM card barring  
If the PIN is entered incorrectly three  
times, the SIM card is barred. Enter  
the PUK (MASTER PIN) provided by  
your service provider with the SIM  
card in accordance with the instruc-  
tions. If the PUK (MASTER PIN) has  
been lost, please contact your  
service provider.  
Change PIN  
You can change the PIN to any  
4-8 digit number you find easier  
to remember.  
J
C
Enter current PIN.  
Press.  
J,C  
J,C  
Enter new PIN.  
Repeat and confirm  
new PIN.  
Change PIN2  
(Display only if PIN2 is available)  
Proceed as with Change PIN.  
Change barring code  
Proceed as with changing other  
codes.  
           
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Text entry  
Special characters  
Text entry  
Press to activate/  
deactivate the special  
characters.  
*
Text entry without T9  
Press a number key repeatedly until  
the required letter appears. For  
example:  
Navigate to the table of  
,
IFcharacters that contains  
the special character you  
need:  
Press once briefly to write  
2
the letter a, twice to write  
b etc. Press and hold to  
write the number.  
1
4
7
.
2
5
8
,
;
3
6
9
?
!
:
@
Press briefly to delete the  
]
letter before the cursor;  
press and hold to erase the  
whole word.  
1
4
7
+
*
2
5
8
-
3
6
9
=
/
%
#
Move the cursor  
forwards/backwards.  
<
>
F
1
4
7
$
&
(
2
5
8
£
¡
3
6
9
¥
¿
_
Press briefly: Switch be-  
#
T9  
tween abc, Abc, abc,  
T9 T9  
Abc, ABC, 123.  
)
Press to activate/  
deactivate the  
special characters.  
Press a matching key in  
the keypad to choose the  
special character you  
need.  
*
J
Press once/repeatedly:  
. , ? ! ’ " 0 + - ( ) @ / : _  
0
Press and hold: writes 0.  
Writes blank.  
Press twice: writes 1.  
1
Press and hold: writes 1.  
         
Text entry  
Additional information  
19  
Text input with T9  
"T9" combines the correct word from  
the various key inputs.  
Press briefly: Switch  
#
between abc, Abc,  
T9abc,  
T9Abc, 123.  
Activate/deactivate T9.  
Press to activate/deactivate  
special characters: (page 18).  
#
*
Write with T9  
It is best if you finish a word without  
looking at the display.  
You simply press the keys where the  
relevant letter is located once.  
®
T9 Text Input is licensed under one or more of  
the following:  
U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,818,437, 5,953,541, 5,187,480,  
5,945,928 and 6,011,554;  
Canadian Pat. No. 1,331,057;  
United Kingdom Pat. No. 2238414B;  
Hong Kong Standard Pat. No. HK0940329;  
Republic of Singapore Pat. No. 51383;  
Euro.Pat. No. 0 842 463 (96927260.8);  
DE/DK, FI, FR, IT, NL, PT, ES, SE, GB;  
and additional patents are pending worldwide.  
A blank space or moving  
to the right ends the  
word.  
/
1
E
Do not use special characters such  
as Ä. Instead use the standard char-  
acters such as A and T9 will do the  
rest for you.  
T9 word suggestions  
If several options are found in the  
dictionary for a word, the most prob-  
able is displayed first.  
Press. If this word is also  
incorrect, press the key  
again.  
^
Keep pressing until the  
correct word is displayed.  
^
   
20  
Calling  
Call up the redial list:  
Calling  
Press once.  
A
I
Enter the number (always  
J
with dialling code/inter-  
national dialling code).  
Choose the phone  
number, then to dial  
press the …  
]A short press clears the  
last digit, a long press  
clears the entire phone  
number.  
... key.  
A
Auto redial  
Dial the phone number.  
A
End call  
§Auto redial§  
The phone number is di-  
alled ten times at increas-  
ing time intervals.  
Press the End key briefly.  
B
Set volume  
Accept call  
—˜ Use volume keys to regu-  
Press.  
A
late the volume.  
Or  
Switch to handsfree mode  
A long press on the green key  
switches the phone to handsfree  
mode.  
§Options§ Open and select Accept  
call or Accept in h/free.  
Reject call  
Redial previous numbers  
Press briefly.  
B
Press twice. The phone  
A
Or  
number last called is  
redialled.  
§Options§ Open and select Reject  
or Silent.  
                   
Calling  
§Options§ Open menu.  
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Additional information  
Swap  
Swap between calls.  
Accept the call before bringing the phone to  
your ear in order to avoid ear damage  
caused by the ringtones.  
Or  
use joystick to swap  
between calls.  
I
Call with handsfree  
§Activate handsfree§  
Playback via loudspeaker  
(handsfree calling).  
Incoming calls during a call  
You will hear the "Call waiting" tone  
and you can now:  
Always switch off handsfree  
talking before holding the  
phone to your ear! Otherwise,  
you may damage your  
hearing!  
Accept the waiting call in addition  
to the first  
Accept the call and put  
the current call on hold.  
A
International dialling codes  
Remember to add a "+" in  
front of the number.  
0
Or  
§Options§ Press to accept the call.  
Reject the waiting call  
Call options  
§Options§ Functions that are only  
available during the call  
are offered.  
§Reject call§ Reject the call, or transfer  
it to the mailbox via Trans-  
fer option in the Call op-  
tions menu.  
Or, use  
Swapping between  
2 calls  
to reject the incoming  
call.  
B
Accept the waiting call and end the  
current call  
Establish a second connection  
§Options§ Open menu.  
§Accept§  
Accept the new call.  
Select new number from  
phonebook.  
I
Or  
Accept the new call with  
joystick.  
I
Or  
Dial in the new numberdi-  
End the call currently in  
progress.  
J
rectly, the current call will  
automatically be put on  
hold.  
B
               
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Calling  
End call(s)  
Press the End key.  
B
§Yes§  
§No§  
Resume held call.  
End all calls.  
Conference  
You can call up to 5 conference par-  
ticipants one after the other. Once  
you have established a connection:  
§Options§ Open menu. The current  
call is put on hold.  
Choose the new number  
from Calls list or from  
Phonebook.  
I
Or  
Directly dial the new  
number.  
J
§Options§ Press when the new con-  
nection is established and  
select Conference. Repeat  
until all participants are  
connected.  
End  
When the End key is  
pressed, all calls in the  
conference are ended.  
B
   
Phonebook  
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ENTER NAME:  
Phonebook  
Enter first and/or last names.  
You can save e.g., the names and  
numbers of your acquaintances in  
your phone as contacts. You can  
save the contacts either in the mem-  
ory of the SIM card (Phonebook op-  
tion) or in the phone memory  
Phone number:  
Always enter the phone number  
with dialling code. An entry will not  
be saved without a phone number.  
Number type:  
Select the type of the new entry, e.g,  
mobile, home, fax.  
(Addressbook option). The Address-  
book option is set as standard.  
To save your contacts, select:  
You can also select the following:  
¢L¢Settings¢Select  
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Select group: (in the Addressbook  
option)  
Allocate the entry to a group  
(page 25).  
¢Addressbook / Phonebook  
New entry  
To add a new contact to your Phone-  
book, do as follows:  
Email: (in the Addressbook option)  
Enter the e-mail address.  
Note: (in the Addressbook option)  
You can enter text, if you want to  
add comments about the contact.  
Open Phonebook.  
H
Select Names list.  
H
Select <New>.  
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Save the new entry.  
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Fill in the input fields:  
Additional information  
International dialling codes:  
Remember to add a "+" in  
front of the number.  
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Phonebook  
Send MMS  
IrDA  
Find entry/Call  
You can send an MMS  
to selected recipient(s).  
Open Phonebook.  
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You can send the se-  
lected entry by IrDA.  
Select Names list.  
Show  
You can view the details  
of the selected entry.  
Select a name with the  
first letter and/or scroll.  
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Copy to  
phonebook  
You can manually copy  
entries from the phone  
Call the selected number.  
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(in the Address- memory to the SIM  
book option)  
card.  
Change entry  
Copy to ad-  
You can manually copy  
Select entry in Phone-  
book.  
§Options§ View options.  
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dressb. (in the entries from the SIM  
Phonebook  
option)  
card to the phone  
memory.  
Call handsfree  
Voice dial  
You can call the select-  
ed recipient with the  
handsfree function.  
Select desired input field.  
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Make changes.  
You can record a Voice  
dial to speed access to  
the selected entry.  
Press to save the changes.  
Editing the entries  
The following options are available  
depending on what is currently  
selected.  
Flash dial  
You can access a  
speed dial to an entry  
by programming a  
Flash dial to the  
selected entry.  
§Options§ Open menu.  
Change  
You can edit the name,  
number and type of the  
selected entry.  
Delete  
You can delete the en-  
tire selected entry.  
Send SMS  
You can send an SMS  
to selected recipient(s).  
     
Phonebook  
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Settings  
Group setup  
The following functions are availa-  
ble, depending on what is currently  
selected.  
To manage your Addressbook entries  
clearly, arrange your entries. You  
can select a group when creating a  
new entry or select an existing entry  
to modify the group settings. You  
can select a melody and a picture for  
the group. These are displayed when  
a caller from the group is calling.  
§Options§ Open menu.  
Select  
group  
Select the group allocated  
to the contact.  
Select  
Select either Address-  
book or Phonebook.  
Open Phonebook.  
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Delete all  
Delete the entire content  
saved in Addressbook /  
Phonebook.  
Select Names list.  
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Select the required entry.  
Select §Options§.  
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Copy to  
addressb.  
Copy all entries from the  
Phonebook memory to the  
Addressbook memory.  
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Press Select group.  
(For standard functions see page 15)  
Own numbers  
Enter "own" phone numbers for  
information when Phonebook or  
Addressbook is selected.  
Emergency call  
The Emergency call is always dis-  
played at the end of the Names list.  
You cannot change the Emergency  
call as it is predefined (see also  
page 12).  
           
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Call records  
Durat/charges  
Call records  
Phone numbers are saved to make  
it easier to redial them.  
¢P¢Durat/charges  
C¢Select function.  
Last call records, Outgoing, Incoming,  
Total cost  
Call history  
The call list can store up to 30 en-  
tries. For example calls missed, calls  
received or calls dialled can be listed.  
Select.  
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Open report or settings.  
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Call history  
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§Reset§  
Reset the selected setting.  
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§Cancel§  
Cancel the selected  
setting.  
Select record.  
Open record.  
Total cost  
Select phone number.  
Open menu.  
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§Options§/§OK§  
Select Call, Call back h/free,  
Charge rate  
Send SMS, Send MMS,  
Details, Save, Delete.  
Enter the currency as well as the  
charge per unit.  
Access to the last calls  
Show balance  
The remaining amount of credit or  
units is displayed.  
Fast access in standby  
mode.  
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Reset  
Cost limit  
The call records are deleted.  
Special SIM cards allow you or the  
service provider to define a credit  
limit.  
§Reset§  
Reset the selected setting  
§Cancel§  
Cancel the selected  
setting.  
           
Camera  
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The current (preview) image is dis-  
played. You will see the following in  
the first line from left to right:  
Camera  
You can view photos taken on the in-  
tegrated camera immediately and  
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Resolution  
• use the photo as a background  
image.  
Night mode  
Self-timer  
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• send the photo via MMS, IrDA or  
e-mail.  
Flash activated  
Saving  
Burst mode  
Zoom value, e.g, 1,5  
Switch on  
• Flip the screen gently 180 ° to the  
right until the screen is on the re-  
verse side.  
1,5  
Settings prior to taking a photo:  
Press to zoom in and out  
/
• Close the clamshell, see Overview  
of phone (page 4).  
öõin the preview image.  
• The camera switches automatical-  
Pict. resolution  
It is possible to set the quality of  
the image regardless of the preview  
image resolution.  
• For functions of the keys in cam-  
era mode, see Overview of phone  
(page 4).  
Premium:  
High:  
1280 × 960 (SXGA)  
640 × 480 (VGA)  
128 × 160  
Additional information  
The camera feature is automatically in use  
once you switch the phone to camera  
mode.  
Wallpaper:  
The resolution may decrease de-  
pending on the selected digital  
zoom. The wallpaper is adapted  
to the phone’s screen resolution.  
   
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Camera  
Taking a photo  
Camera options  
Press to take a photo.  
The following functions are availa-  
ble, depending on the current  
situation.  
Press to save the photo.  
The photo is saved in the  
picture album.  
§Options§ Open menu.  
§Delete§  
§Send§  
Delete the photo.  
Send the photo by:  
Options  
Settings:  
Picture quality, sound set-  
ting, reset settings.  
Frames:  
IrDA  
MMS  
Email  
Choose Default frames,  
Own frames, or none.  
Colour mode:  
e.g, black, white, sepia.  
Pict. Album  
SlideShow  
See all available photos displayed on  
the screen one after another. Press-  
ing any key stops the slideshow.  
Self-timer :  
The camera automatically  
takes the photo approxi-  
mately 10 seconds after  
triggering. You hear a beep  
before last 3 seconds.  
Flash:  
Sleep mode  
If you do not use the camera for two  
minutes, it automatically switches  
to the sleep mode. Press any key to  
return to the preview when sleep  
mode is activated.  
Activate the flash before  
taking the photo.  
Burst mode:  
Take multiple photos with  
one shot.  
Night mode:  
Use when the exposure is  
very dark.  
Picture orientation:  
Use portrait for the phone  
screen and landscape for  
PC screen.  
(For standard functions see page 15)  
   
SMS  
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Select <Add Media> if  
you want to insert a  
picture, text or a sound  
in the SMS.  
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SMS  
You can transmit and receive  
very long messages (up to 760  
characters) on your phone. They  
are automatically composed of  
several "normal" SMS messages of  
160 characters (note the higher  
charges).  
Select from a list of possi-  
ble attachments and  
press OK.  
Select Save if you want to  
save the message in the  
message list.  
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You can also send pictures and  
sounds with or without accompany-  
ing text in an SMS. Also, SMS does  
not support all types of pictures  
and/or sounds.  
Select Send now to send  
the SMS to the selected  
recipient(s).  
The SMS is transmitted to the service  
centre from where it will be sent.  
Write/send  
Archive  
¢M¢SMS¢Send SMS  
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¢M¢Archive  
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Select <Add contact> to  
The list of SMS messages stored in  
the phone is displayed.  
select a name in the dis-  
played Names list or enter  
a new number. Repeat  
the procedure if you want  
add more contacts.  
SMS to group  
Perform the same procedure as  
when writing a standard SMS. Re-  
peat the procedure as many times as  
necessary to add more contacts.  
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Enter text (see also  
page 18) or select Tem-  
plate to use a standard  
message.  
           
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SMS  
Auto save  
Read  
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Save the sent SMS mes-  
sages automatically in the  
phone memory. Set On or  
Off.  
Arrival of a new SMS an-  
nounced on the display.  
To read the SMS, press the  
joystick or press §Read§.  
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SMS centre  
Select the service centre  
number to be used as de-  
fault each time you send a  
new SMS.  
Scroll through message  
line by line.  
Select from the following  
list of options.  
Validity  
period  
Select the period within  
which the service centre  
must try to deliver the  
message:  
§Options§ Open menu.  
Reply  
1 hour,12 hours,  
1 day, 1 week, Maximum*  
Answer the SMS now dis-  
played immediately.  
* Maximum period that the  
service provider permits.  
Forward  
Delete  
Forward the selected mes-  
sage to a chosen recipient.  
Reply path  
Set On to send the service  
centre number along with  
the SMS message, so the  
recipient can reply using  
this number  
Delete the selected  
message.  
Move to  
Archive  
Store the message in the  
phone memory.  
Delivery  
Report  
Request delivery confir-  
mation for sent messages.  
Call back  
Call the sender of the se-  
lected message.  
Standard messages  
SMS settings  
¢M¢SMS¢Template  
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Signature  
Standard messages can be stored in  
the phone and added to your other  
messages.  
¢M¢SMS¢SMS settings  
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¢Signature  
You can enter a "signature" with a  
maximum of 16 characters. This sig-  
nature will then be attached to each  
SMS except when changes are made  
to an existing SMS.  
In SMS settings, you can also deter-  
mine the settings for the following:  
 
MMS  
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Create new MMS  
MMS  
¢M¢MMS¢New MMS  
Select <New>.  
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The Multimedia Messaging Service  
enables you to send texts, pictures  
and sounds in a combined message  
to another mobile phone or to an  
e-mail address.  
Select <Add contact> to  
select a name in the dis-  
played Names list or enter  
a new number or e-mail.  
Repeat the procedure if  
you want add more  
contacts.  
Depending on your phone settings,  
you will either receive the complete  
message or only a notification with  
sender details and size. The actual  
MMS can then be downloaded man-  
ually later.  
Select <Add Media> to add  
a picture, text or a sound.  
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Create  
An MMS consists of the address  
header and the content. The content  
may be several pages long. Each  
page may contain a text, a picture  
and a sound. Remember that pic-  
tures and sounds may be protected.  
       
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MMS  
Templates  
Send MMS  
Once your new MMS message is  
complete:  
¢M¢MMS¢Templates  
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MMS templates are saved MMSs  
without an address. They can be sent  
as new MMS messages or used as  
part of a new MMS. A maximum of  
99 templates can be saved depend-  
ing on the memory available in the  
phone.  
Select Send now to send  
the MMS to the selected  
recipient(s) immediately.  
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Options  
§Options§ Open menu.  
Create templates by writing a new  
MMS or using an MMS that you have  
already received.  
Add Slide  
Create a new slide and  
add it to your slideshow.  
Next slide  
Move to the next slide.  
§Options§ Open menu and select  
Save as template.  
Previous slide  
Move to the previous  
slide.  
Receive  
Edit Subject  
Edit and change or enter  
the subject of your  
message.  
Arrival of new MMS/notifi-  
w
cation announced on the  
display.  
Delete slide  
Delete the selected  
slide.  
You can select automatic or manual  
retrieval mode. (See Settings  
below.)  
Save as draft  
Save your message as a  
draft, if you want to edit,  
complete and send it  
later on.  
Additional information  
In case the size of the MMS download is  
bigger than the memory available, the  
phone gives you a notification. Delete  
some data in order to free memory for the  
new MMS.  
Save as  
Save created MMS as a  
template. See also be-  
low:  
template  
Slide duration  
Change the value of the  
slide duration and set a  
delay between each  
slide.  
open and select Read  
to read the MMS or  
press §OK§.  
§Options§  
Preview MMS  
Preview the slides  
created.  
(For standard functions see page 15)  
 
MMS  
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The sender of the message may have  
asked for a Read Report.  
Manage folders  
You can use four different folders.  
Press §OK§ to send a report  
<
The active folder is the one you last  
selected.  
or press Delete to remove  
the report.  
Drafts  
Lists all MMS messages you  
save as drafts, or which were  
automatically saved if you  
quit the MMS menu before  
saving or sending the MMS.  
You can select: Play mes-  
sage, Edit MMS, Send MMS  
and Delete.  
Read  
An MMS has been received in full.  
Select Inbox and select the  
required MMS.  
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Press §OK§ to access the  
Player options:  
<
Templates  
Outbox  
Lists all MMS messages you  
save as templates. You can  
select:  
Play  
Switch back to the Auto-  
matic mode, the MMS  
then plays as a continu-  
ous slideshow.  
Play message, Edit MMS  
and Delete.  
Lists all the MMS messages  
you have sent or created but  
not sent yet. You can select:  
Play message or Delete,  
Forward or Re send MMS to  
someone, or view the MMS  
Details of the messages.  
Previous Slide  
Move to the previous  
slide.  
Next Slide  
Rewind  
Move to the next slide.  
Move to the first slide.  
Save picture  
Detach the picture from  
the current slide and  
save it in the Picture  
album.  
Inbox  
Lists all the Delivery report,  
Read report, MMS read and  
MMS deleted. You can se-  
lect: Read or Delete reports  
and notifications. You can al-  
so select: Play message,  
Reply to or Forward the  
MMS message or view MMS  
Details or Delete the MMS  
message.  
Save sound  
Close  
Detach the sound of the  
current slide and save it  
in the Sound album.  
Close the MMS and go  
back to the Inbox.  
   
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MMS  
Application settings  
Set the MMS dispatch to suit your  
requirements:  
Settings  
¢M¢MMS¢Settings  
C
¢Select function.  
Delivery  
Report  
Request delivery confirma-  
tion for sent messages.  
Select profile  
Five MMS profiles can be set. The  
sending properties are specified in  
these profiles. If the setting has not  
yet been set, you will receive the  
necessary data from the service  
provider or:  
Read  
Request confirmation that the  
MMS has been read.  
Report  
Auto save  
Save the MMS messages  
sent from the Outbox auto-  
matically. Set On or Off.  
Validity  
period  
Select the period within which  
the service centre must try to  
deliver the message:  
Select profile.  
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Open to edit the profile.  
1 hour,12 hours,  
1 day, 1 week, Maximum*  
* Maximum period that the  
service provider permits.  
Slide  
duration  
Select the duration between  
the slides of the MMS.  
Retrieval  
mode  
You can choose to receive a  
complete MMS or only a noti-  
fication of its arrival.  
Manual:Connectmanuallyto  
the server by selecting the  
notification in the Inbox, se-  
lecting Read to download,  
then Play.  
Automatic: Received MMS  
messages are placed in the  
Inbox. Select the message  
and then Play.  
 
MMS  
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Network settings  
Network account is used to select a  
connection profile of the networks  
you have set.  
Bearer:  
Select the type of network  
used when launching a con-  
nection: GSM, GPRS or  
GPRS first.  
MMS center  
Enter the MMS address of  
the server to which you  
connect.  
Gateway  
Address/  
Gateway  
Port  
Enter both the IP and Port  
numbers of the server’s  
gateway.  
All the MMS settings should be set  
when you buy your phone. Please  
contact your network provider.  
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Email  
To send:  
Email  
§Options§ Select.  
Your telephone has an e-mail pro-  
gram (client) with which you can  
write and receive e-mails. Depend-  
ing on which e-mail you wish to  
read, select the respective mailbox.  
Save  
Save the e-mail.  
Send now Send immediately.  
Edit mail Enter text.  
Receive/read  
Write/send  
¢M¢Email ¢Open mailbox  
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¢M¢Email  
¢Select function.  
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¢Send email  
Before an e-mail can be read, it must  
be retrieved from the server.  
Enter address data:  
<Add Media>  
Details  
See detailed content of  
the header.  
Validate the list of  
addresses.  
Get mail Receive selected e-mail  
<Add contact>  
from the server.  
Add addressees to the list.  
If you have saved your  
contacts in the Address-  
book, you can select the  
addressees from the  
Names list displayed for  
selection.  
Delete  
Delete the selected  
e-mail.  
Add to addressbook  
Save the sender’s address  
to Addressbook.  
Re:  
Reply to the e-mail.  
Forward the e-mail.  
SUBJECT: Enter the heading of the  
Fwd:  
e-mail.  
Attach file: Add text files, pictures  
and sounds as  
attachments.  
       
Email  
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GSM settings  
Setting  
You can change the GSM settings.  
¢M¢Setup¢Email  
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GPRS settings  
You can change the GPRS settings.  
Before using this service, you must  
set the server access and your e-mail  
options. You will receive the neces-  
sary data from your service provider  
Email server  
Set the required settings to connect  
to your e-mail server.  
Network access  
Set the type of network used with  
e-mail connections.  
Enter your Login, Password  
and Email address.  
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Advanced  
Network  
GSM  
The advanced settings such as POP3  
address, SMTP address and DNS ad-  
dress are usually already set, so you  
should not have to change these set-  
tings. For more information on the  
advanced settings, contact your  
service provider.  
The phone will only use  
GSM bearers for e-mail  
connections.  
GPRS  
The phone will only use  
GPRS bearers for e-mail  
connections.  
GPRS first The phone first tries to  
connect to a GPRS bearer.  
If this is not available,  
then to a GSM bearer.  
 
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Voice mailbox  
Listen to message  
A new voice message can be an-  
nounced as follows, depending  
on the service provider:  
b
Voice mailbox  
¢T¢Call Setup  
C
If you have a mailbox, a caller can  
leave a voice message for you:  
Symbol plus beep.  
À
• if your phone is switched off or  
not ready to receive  
Or  
• if you do not want to answer  
Notification via SMS  
plus beep.  
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• or if you are making a phone call.  
Or  
You may have to register for this  
function and set it manually.  
You receive a call with an automatic  
announcement.  
Setup  
b
Call your mailbox and play the mes-  
sage(s) back.  
The service provider supplies you  
with two phone numbers:  
Press and hold (if neces-  
sary enter mailbox  
number once).  
1
Save mailbox number  
Call this phone number to listen to  
your voice messages.  
SMS broadcast  
¢Setup¢Voice mailbox  
C
¢M¢SMS broadcast  
Enter the phone number and con-  
C
firm with §OK§.  
Some service providers offer infor-  
mation services (info channels, Cell  
Broadcast). If reception is activated  
you will receive messages about the  
activated topics in your Topics.  
Save call divert number  
Calls are transferred to this phone  
number.  
T
¢Call Setup¢Call divert  
C¢¢e. g, Calls missed¢Set  
Enter the phone number and  
register it on the network by  
pressing  
§OK§.  
     
IrDA  
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®
Connecting to Windows  
PCs using IrDA  
IrDA  
You can receive and send data to and  
from other IrDA-compliant devices  
such as a PC or a PDA.  
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¢Data/Fax  
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C
The types of data you can exchange  
via IrDA include name cards, events,  
pictures, sound files or JavaTM files.  
However, you can only download,  
but not send JavaTM files.  
®
Connecting to Windows  
PCs  
You can connect your phone using  
IrDA or a data cable (Accessories) to  
a Windows® PC. The Windows® PC  
program MPM (Mobile Phone Man-  
ager) enables you to upload/down-  
load pictures and sounds.You can  
download the Mobile Phone Manag-  
er from the Internet at  
Make sure that the distance between  
two IrDA devices does not exceed  
30 cm and that nothing obstructs  
the IrDA beam.  
Additional information  
The data exchange may fail if the IrDA link  
is broken, the transferred file is too large,  
the phone does not connect before the time  
out is reached, or you cancel the action.  
Receiving data via IrDA  
¢
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Delete  
Save  
Delete the received data.  
Save the received data.  
Show  
Display the received pic-  
ture or play the received  
sound.  
         
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Surf & Fun  
End connection  
Surf & Fun  
Press briefly the End key /  
/
B
>
Get the latest information from the  
Internet that is specifically adapted  
to the display options of your phone.  
In addition, you can download  
games and applications to your  
phone. Internet access may require  
registration with the service  
provider.  
Press and hold the right  
soft key to close the con-  
nection and the browser.  
Navigation in the browser  
• Select a link.  
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• Settings, status on/off.  
• One input field/link  
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WAP  
forward/back.  
• Scroll one line.  
C¢O¢WAP  
• One input field/link  
>
The browser is activated with the  
preset option as soon as you access  
the function (Browser settings,  
forward/back.  
• Scroll one line.  
page 41; may be specified/pre-as-  
signed by the service provider).  
Display symbols in the browser  
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³
GSM online  
Browser menu  
§Options§ Open the menu.  
GPRS online  
Homepage  
Call up the preset  
Enter text/special characters  
To enter text/special characters, see  
Text entry (page 18).  
homepage or the current  
profile (page 41).  
Bookmarks  
Display bookmarks stored  
in the phone; save book-  
mark.  
Go to URL  
Push Inbox  
Enter a URL.  
displayed.  
Settings  
Browser settings  
(page 41).  
       
Surf & Fun  
Set profile manually  
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Browser settings  
You will receive the necessary data  
from the service provider or:  
C¢O¢WAP  
§Options§ Open menu.  
Settings Select.  
Bookmarks  
Select  
profile  
The list of profiles is dis-  
played for activation/setting  
(see below).  
C¢O¢Bookmarks  
URLs stored in the phone are dis-  
played. New bookmarks can be  
saved. You can manage the book-  
marks in folders.  
Network  
Set protocol parameters,  
e.g. select network access  
and the bearer or access se-  
curity settings.  
Browser  
Options  
Select whether you want to  
download pictures for  
displaying.  
Wallbreaker  
C¢O¢Wallbreaker  
Rename  
profile  
Rename the selected profile.  
In the brick game, you destroy the  
bricks by hitting them with the ball.  
Destroying all the bricks gets you to  
the next level.  
Cache  
Delete the content of the  
cache.  
Move the racket left or  
right.  
4/6  
Profiles  
Preparation of the phone for Internet  
access depends on your service  
provider:  
Launch the ball left or  
right.  
*/#  
0
Pause the game.  
Profile preset  
The game pauses for 2 minutes, af-  
ter which the screen returns to the  
standby mode and the game is over.  
In most cases, access profiles have  
already been created for one or more  
service provider(s).  
I
C
Select profile.  
Activate profile.  
       
42  
Surf & Fun  
n
Network You can select the type of  
network used when  
Games & more  
Games and applications are offered  
on the Internet. Your phone features  
JavaTM. This enables you to down-  
load JavaTM-compatible applications  
to your phone from the network.  
Most applications include instruc-  
tions. Some applications and games  
are already pre-installed on your  
phone. You will find these listed at:  
launching a connection,  
such as GSM or GPRS.  
DNS address  
You can enter the DNS ad-  
dress of the external data  
network you wish to  
connect.  
Requirements  
WAP profile (page 41) and access  
(page 48) must be configured.  
Settings  
¢O¢Games & more  
Download  
Select the correct access depending  
on whether you are loading games  
or applications:  
C¢Games & More  
¢Settings  
Auto. start  
Select Auto. start to automatically  
launch the installed application  
when the installation is complete.  
¢O¢Games & more  
C¢Start applications  
In addition to URLs and service pro-  
viders for the download, any availa-  
ble applications/games and folders  
will be displayed.  
I
C
Set Auto. start on/off.  
Confirm selection.  
Network access  
Network account  
You can select one of the  
network profiles you have  
defined in Setup  
(page 44).  
   
Surf & Fun  
43  
Additional information  
You can use the browser to download applica-  
tions (e.g. ringtones, games, images, animations)  
from the Internet.  
Siemens excludes all warranty and liability claims  
in respect of or in connection with any applica-  
tions subsequently installed by the customer and  
any software not included in the original delivery  
package. This also applies to functions enabled  
subsequently at the customer's instigation. The  
purchaser bears sole risk for the loss of, damage  
to, and any defects arising in, this device or the  
applications and for any direct damage or conse-  
quential damage of whatever nature resulting  
from the use of this application.  
For technical reasons, such applications and sub-  
sequent enabling of certain functions are lost in  
the event of the device being replaced/re-sup-  
plied and may be lost if it is repaired. In such cas-  
es, the buyer is required to download or release  
the application again. These applications are  
then exclusively intended for your phone and  
cannot be transferred from this even to create a  
backup.  
Siemens does not warrant, guarantee or accept  
any liability for the customer's ability to download  
or enable applications again or to do so free of  
charge. It is recommended from time to time to  
back up applications on the PC using the "Mobile  
Phone Manager"  
44  
Setup  
Display  
Setup  
¢T¢Display  
C
¢Select function.  
Profiles  
¢T¢Profiles  
Language  
Set the language of the display text.  
C
Several settings can be stored in a  
phone profile, e.g., in order to adapt  
the phone to the surrounding level  
of noise.  
Wallpaper  
Set wallpaper graphic for the display.  
Five standard profiles are provided  
with default settings. They can be  
changed however: Normal envi., Meet-  
ing, Noisy environ., Car Kit, Headset.  
Animations  
You can remove any of the anima-  
tions used.  
Profile settings  
Backlight  
You can set the keypad/screen back-  
light to switch off after 60 seconds.  
Select profile.  
I
Confirm selection.  
C
Car Kit  
Sounds  
If an original Siemens Car Kit is used,  
the profile is switched on automati-  
cally when the phone is connected  
to the Car Kit.  
T
C¢¢Select function.  
¢Sounds  
Set the tones on the phone to suit  
your requirements.  
Headset  
The profile is only switched on  
automatically if an original  
Siemens Headset is used  
(see also accessories).  
Ringer volume  
Set the ringer volume level.  
Ring tone  
Select the ring tone.  
                 
Setup  
45  
Key tones  
SMS/MMS ringer  
Activate/deactivate the key tone.  
When activated, you hear a tone  
each time you press a key.  
Activate/deactivate the SMS/MMS  
ringer if you wish the phone to signal  
you that you have received a new  
message. The list of possible mes-  
sage alerts is displayed for selection.  
Equaliser  
You can change the audibility either  
via the equaliser or during a call.  
Additional information  
Please make sure you have accepted the  
call before holding the phone to your ear.  
This will avoid damage to your hearing from  
loud ringtones.  
Sound alerts  
Activate/deactivate the sound alert.  
The list of possible sound alerts is  
displayed for selection.  
Call Setup  
1 minute beep  
T
¢Call Setup  
C¢¢Select function.  
During the call, you (and only you)  
will hear a beep every minute so you  
can check the call's duration.  
Hide identity  
If activated, your phone number  
does not appear on the other party’s  
display (depending on the service  
providers).  
b
Silent alert  
Activate/deactivate the silent alert.  
You can activate the silent alert func-  
tion as an alternative to the ring  
tone. This function is deactivated  
when the battery is being charged  
and accessories are connected (ex-  
cept the Headset).  
Call waiting  
If you are registered for this service,  
you can check whether it is set and  
you can activate/deactivate it.  
b
You can also press and  
*
hold this key in standby  
mode to switch all audible  
signals on/off.  
Call divert  
You can specify when calls should be  
transferred to your mailbox or to  
other numbers.  
             
46  
Setup  
Set up call transfer (example)  
Calls missed  
Info at call end  
Displays call information after the  
call.  
b
Select Calls missed.  
I
(Includes the conditions  
Not reachable, No reply,  
Busy, for other possibili-  
ties, see below).  
Voice mailbox  
Stores the received voice mail.  
Open to answer  
You can accept the call once you  
have opened the clamshell.  
Confirm and select Set,  
then enter the phone  
number to which the call  
will be transferred.  
C
Auto redial  
The phone redials the number until it  
is reached or until 10 attempts have  
been made.  
Confirm. The network  
confirms the setting.  
C
All calls  
b
All calls are transferred.  
Icon in the top line of the  
display in standby mode.  
Ç
Phone setup  
Other possibilities for transfer:  
¢T¢Phone setup  
C
¢Select function.  
Not reachable, No reply, Busy, Fax calls,  
Data calls  
Auto. switch off  
Any key to answer  
Incoming calls can be accepted by  
pressing any key (except for B).  
The phone switches off each day at  
the set time. You can set the phone  
to switch off each day, only once,  
and each day except the weekend.  
       
Setup  
47  
Auto. switch on  
Time/date  
The phone switches on each day at  
the set time. You can set the phone  
to switch on each day, only once,  
and each day except weekend. The  
phone asks for the PIN code as usual.  
¢T¢Time/date  
C
¢Select function.  
Set time  
Set the time.  
Additional information  
Set date  
Set the date.  
When using the Auto. switch on function,  
remember the restrictions of usage of the  
phone in e.g., aeroplanes!  
Time zone  
Select a time zone.  
Hotkeys  
You can set speed dial to access your  
favourite functions on the phone  
keys from 2 – 9.  
Thai  
Switch between Thai/Buddhist year.  
Voice command  
Record a voice command with which  
you can activate your favourite  
functions.  
Daylight saving  
Activate/deactivate the daylight  
saving.  
Voice dial  
Record a voice dial to speed access to  
a wanted entry in your Phonebook.  
Security  
¢T¢Security  
C
¢Select function.  
Public names  
Restrict calls to SIM-protected num-  
bers in the Phonebook.  
b
Change codes  
Access PIN control. For description,  
see page 16:  
Change PIN, Change PIN2, Barring code  
     
48  
Setup  
The phone default setting varies  
from service provider to service pro-  
vider. You will receive any data nec-  
essary from the service provider or:  
Call barring  
Restrict different types of calls.  
b
Calls dialled  
All outgoing calls except emergency  
numbers are barred.  
GPRS settings  
You can see if the network GPRS is  
currently attached.  
International  
(Outgoing international)  
Only national calls can be made.  
GPRS  
Out.int.x.home  
(General Packet Radio Service)  
(Outgoing international  
without home country)  
GPRS is a new method for transmit-  
ting data faster in the mobile net-  
work. For symbols in the display, see  
page 8.  
No international calls, only calls to  
the home country.  
Incoming  
The phone is barred for all incoming  
calls.  
Preferred net  
Set the service providers you prefer  
when you leave your home network.  
When roaming  
You will not receive calls when out-  
side your home network.  
Register again  
Status  
When selecting Register again, you  
can choose either manual or  
automatic.  
Status check for network barring.  
Available networks  
Network  
You can see the list of GSM networks  
currently available, if you want to  
register manually.  
¢T¢Network  
C
¢Select function.  
Data calls  
When activated, you can manage  
several sets of WAP, MMS and Java  
profiles. The list of profiles is dis-  
played for selection.  
   
Organiser  
49  
Events  
Organiser  
C
Calendar  
You can enter events in the calendar.  
The time and date must be set  
correctly.  
Events are displayed inchronological  
order in a list.  
¢Q¢Select function.  
Enter new event  
<New>  
Select.  
Profiles  
Task: Text input for  
description.  
n
Ü
Ý
The calendar offers you three views:  
Month view, Week view, and  
Day view.  
Meeting: Text input for  
description.  
The various entries are colour-cod-  
ed. Events are shown as icons on the  
horizontal hour/day division.  
Holiday: Enter start and  
end date.  
Different input/selection fields are  
displayed depending on the type.  
Navigation:  
Scroll between  
Month/Week/Day.  
F
Delete old events  
¢Q¢Select function.  
Task  
C
A task is displayed like other events  
in the agenda of the selected day.  
However, unlike other events it does  
not require a time. When no time is  
entered, the task appears at the top  
of the list every day until it is marked  
as completed.  
               
50  
Extras  
Additional information  
Extras  
C
Services  
Your service provider may offer ap-  
plications such as mobile banking,  
share prices, etc. via the SIM card.  
¹
Alarm clock, alarm set.  
S
¢
¢Select function.  
An alarm sounds even when the phone is  
switched off.The phone does not go to  
standby mode. To deactivate it press any  
key.  
b
Calculator  
The calculator can be used in a basic  
version and with an extended range  
of functions.  
Symbol for SIM services.  
U
For further information, please con-  
tact your service provider.  
Enter number(s).  
J
Press to enter -.  
D
Alarm clock  
There are three alarm clocks availa-  
ble. The list of possible alarm clocks  
is displayed for selection. The alarm  
rings at the time you set, even when  
the phone is switched off.  
Press to enter +.  
E
Press to enter x.  
G
Press to enter /.  
H
Activate (/deactivate) the  
alarm.  
§OK§  
Press to compute.  
I
§OK§  
Confirm setting.  
Unit converter  
You can convert from euros to your  
national currency and from your na-  
tional currency to euros.  
Set the time for the alarm  
call (hh:mm).  
J
Navigate to the frequency  
options.  
I
Enter the value you want  
to convert.  
J
Select either Daily, On  
weekdays, or Once.  
C
Press and hold to add a  
decimal point.  
0
<
§OK§  
Confirm setting.  
Set alarm type.  
Confirm setting.  
Press to convert.  
I
§OK§  
You can set the alarm to repeat with  
Snooze.  
           
Extras  
51  
Displaying horoscope  
Additional information  
The following functions are only available  
when Chinese language is set on.  
See horoscope of the day.  
I
J
Or  
Lunar calendar  
b
Enter a date to see the  
horoscope of a chosen  
day.  
You can see the corresponding dates  
between the Gregorian calendar and  
Chinese calendar.  
Chinese festivals  
b
Enter Gregorian date.  
J
C
You can find information on the six  
next major Chinese festivals.  
See the corresponding  
date in lunar mode.  
Display the festivals from  
today.  
C
You can see the date in year-month-  
day mode with the corresponding  
lunar symbols.  
Enter the date you want  
to display the festivals  
from.  
J
Horoscope  
b
You can read your horoscope for to-  
day or for some other day. First set  
your date of birth or your  
constellation.  
Setting sign  
Select settings to enter  
your sign.  
I
Choose your star sign  
among the horoscopes.  
I
Or  
Enter your date of birth.  
J
C
Confirm setting.  
     
52  
My stuff  
Sound album  
My stuff  
You can manage and listen to the  
sounds stored in your phone.  
N
C¢ ¢Select function.  
Select the sound.  
I
—˜  
Memory status  
You can display the percentage of  
memory available in your phone.  
You can also check which type of da-  
ta requires plenty of memory space.  
Increase/decrease the  
volume level.  
Select §Options§.  
<
Sound processing  
Voice memo  
Depending on the context you can  
You can record a maximum of  
1 minute sound as a voice memo.  
Depending on the memory status,  
you can record up to 20 different  
sounds.  
have the following §Options§:  
Rename Rename the selected  
sound.  
Delete  
Delete the selected  
sound.  
Select <New> to record a  
new sound.  
I
Set as ringer  
Set the selected sound as  
Confirm the recording.  
C
I
a ringer.  
As SMS/MMS ringer  
Play the recording by se-  
lecting it in the list.  
Set the selected sound as  
a message ringer.  
Select §Options§ to delete  
or rename the recording.  
<
Send via... Send the selected sound  
by Email, MMS or IrDA.  
       
My stuff  
53  
Picture editing  
Pict. Album  
You can add text, a frame or an icon  
in the selected picture.  
You can manage and display the pic-  
tures stored in your phone.  
Select to add  
text/frame/icon.  
I
Select the picture.  
I
Press briefly to move the  
Display the picture.  
@
F
object of 1 pixel or press  
and hold to move the ob-  
ject of 5 pixels to the re-  
quired direction.  
Select §Options§.  
<
Picture processing  
Confirm adding the object  
to the picture.  
Depending on the context you have  
the following §Options§:  
C
Rename Rename the selected  
picture.  
Delete  
Delete the selected  
picture.  
Edit picture  
Change the selected  
picture (see below).  
Rotate  
Rotate the entry point of  
the selected picture.  
Set as wallpaper  
Set the selected picture as  
a wallpaper.  
Send via... Send the selected melody  
by Email, MMS or IrDA.  
 
54  
Customer Care  
Belgium.............................................0 78 15 22 21  
Bolivia ...............................................0 21 21 41 14  
Bosnia Herzegovina..........................0 33 27 66 49  
Brazil............................................0 80 07 07 12 48  
Brunei ................................................. 02 43 08 01  
Bulgaria............................................... 02 73 94 88  
Cambodia ........................................... 12 80 05 00  
Canada ........................................1 88 87 77 02 11  
China ...........................................0 21 38 98 47 77  
Croatia ..............................................0 16 10 53 81  
Czech Republic.................................2 33 03 27 27  
Denmark ............................................. 35 25 86 00  
Dubai ................................................0 43 96 64 33  
Egypt.................................................0 23 33 41 11  
Estonia................................................ 06 30 47 97  
Finland............................................09 22 94 37 00  
France.............................................01 56 38 42 00  
Germany *....................................0 18 05 33 32 26  
Greece............................................80 11 11 11 16  
Hong Kong.......................................... 28 61 11 18  
Hungary ..........................................06 14 71 24 44  
Iceland .................................................. 5 11 30 00  
India.............................22 24 98 70 00 Extn: 70 40  
Indonesia .....................................0 21 46 82 60 81  
Ireland.............................................18 50 77 72 77  
Italy .................................................02 24 36 44 00  
Ivory Coast.......................................... 05 02 02 59  
Jordan...............................................0 64 39 86 42  
Kenya.................................................... 2 72 37 17  
Kuwait................................................... 2 45 41 78  
Latvia .................................................... 7 50 11 18  
Lebanon.............................................. 01 44 30 43  
Libya ...............................................02 13 50 28 82  
Lithuania ...........................................8 52 74 20 10  
Luxembourg........................................ 43 84 33 99  
Macedonia .......................................... 02 13 14 84  
Malaysia....................................+ 6 03 77 12 43 04  
Malta .......................................+ 35 32 14 94 06 32  
Mauritius ............................................... 2 11 62 13  
Mexico .......................................01 80 07 11 00 03  
Morocco .............................................. 22 66 92 09  
Netherlands .................................0 90 03 33 31 00  
New Zealand...................................08 00 57 43 63  
Nigeria ..............................................0 14 50 05 00  
Norway................................................ 22 70 84 00  
Oman....................................................... 79 10 12  
Customer Care  
We offer fast, individual advice! You have  
several options:  
Our online support on the Internet:  
We can be reached any time, any place.  
You are given 24 hour support on all as-  
pects of our products. Here you will find an  
interactive fault-finding system, a compila-  
tion of the most frequently asked ques-  
tions and answers, plus user guides and  
current software updates to download.  
When calling customer service, please  
have ready your receipt and the phone  
identity number (IMEI, to display press  
#06#), the software version (to display,  
*
press #06#, then §About§) and if availa-  
*
ble, your Siemens Service customer  
number.  
You can also get personal advice about our  
range of products on our Premium Hotline:  
United Kingdom ............................ 0906 9597500  
(0.75 £ per minute)  
Qualified Siemens employees are waiting to  
offer you expert information about our  
products and installation.  
In some countries repair and replace servic-  
es are impossible where the products are  
not sold through our authorised dealers.  
If repair work is necessary, please contact  
one of our service centres:  
Abu Dhabi.........................................0 26 42 38 00  
Argentina .....................................0 80 08 88 98 78  
Australia..........................................13 00 66 53 66  
Austria.............................................05 17 07 50 04  
Bahrain .................................................... 40 42 34  
Bangladesh.......................................0 17 52 74 47  
* 0,12 Euro/min.  
   
Customer Care  
55  
Pakistan..........................................02 15 66 22 00  
Paraguay ..........................................8 00 10 20 04  
Philippines ........................................0 27 57 11 18  
Poland.............................................08 01 30 00 30  
Portugal ............................................8 08 20 15 21  
Qatar....................................................04 32 20 10  
Romania .........................................02 12 04 60 00  
Russia..........................................8 80 02 00 10 10  
Saudi Arabia .....................................0 22 26 00 43  
Serbia .............................................01 13 07 00 80  
Singapore ............................................62 27 11 18  
Slovak Republic ..............................02 59 68 22 66  
Slovenia............................................0 14 74 63 36  
South Africa ....................................08 60 10 11 57  
Spain.................................................9 02 11 50 61  
Sweden.............................................0 87 50 99 11  
Switzerland .....................................08 48 21 20 00  
Taiwan ............................................02 23 96 10 06  
Thailand ............................................0 27 22 11 18  
Tunisia ................................................ 71 86 19 02  
Turkey..........................................0 21 65 79 71 00  
Ukraine ........................................8 80 05 01 00 00  
United Arab Emirates........................0 43 66 03 86  
United Kingdom ...........................0 87 05 33 44 11  
USA .............................................1 88 87 77 02 11  
Vietnam...........................................84 89 20 24 64  
Zimbabwe ........................................... 04 36 94 24  
56  
Care and maintenance  
Care and maintenance  
Your phone has been designed and manu-  
factured to the highest of standards and  
should be treated with great care. The sug-  
gestions below will help you enjoy your  
phone for many years.  
Battery quality  
declaration  
The capacity of your mobile phone battery  
will reduce each time it is charged/dis-  
charged. Storing the battery at temperatures  
that are too high or too low also causes a  
gradual loss of capacity. As a result the oper-  
ating time of your mobile phone may be con-  
siderably reduced, even after the battery has  
been fully charged.  
The battery is, however, designed to be ca-  
pable of being charged and discharged for a  
period of six months from the date when the  
phone was purchased. Following this six-  
month period, we recommend replacing your  
battery if you experience a significant drop in  
performance. Please buy only Siemens orig-  
inal batteries.  
• Protect your phone from moisture and hu-  
midity! Precipitation, humidity and liquids  
contain minerals that will corrode electron-  
ic circuits. Should your phone nonetheless  
become wet, disconnect it immediately  
from any power supply, remove the battery  
and leave the open phone to dry at room  
temperature!  
• Do not use or store the phone in dusty,  
dirty areas. Its moving parts may become  
damaged.  
• Do not store your phone in hot areas. High  
temperatures can shorten the life of elec-  
tronic devices, damage batteries and warp  
or melt certain plastics.  
• Do not store your phone in cold areas.  
When the phone warms up again (to its  
normal ambient temperature), moisture  
can form inside the phone, which may  
damage electronic circuit boards.  
• Do not drop, knock or shake your phone.  
Rough handling can damage internal cir-  
cuit boards!  
Display quality  
declaration  
For technological reasons, a few small dots  
with different colours may appear in the dis-  
play in exceptional cases.  
Please note that the appearance of brighter  
or darker dots generally does not mean that  
a fault has occurred.  
• Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning sol-  
vents, or strong detergents to clean the  
phone!  
The suggestions given above apply equally  
to your phone, battery, charger and all ac-  
cessories. If any of these parts are not work-  
ing properly, take them to your nearest  
qualified service outlet. The personnel there  
will assist you and, if necessary, repair the  
device.  
     
Product data  
57  
Phone ID  
Product data  
You will need the following details if you  
lose your phone or SIM card:  
The number of the SIM card (on the card):  
..............................................................  
15-digit serial number of the phone  
(under the battery):  
Declaration of conformity  
Siemens Information and Communi-  
cation mobile hereby declares that  
the phone described in this user  
guide is in compliance with the es-  
sential requirements and other rele-  
vant provisions of European Direc-  
tive 1999/5/EC (R&TTE). The  
..............................................................  
The customer service number of the  
service provider:  
..............................................................  
declaration of conformity (DoC) con-  
cerned has been signed. Please call  
the company hotline if you require a  
copy of the original, or visit:  
Lost phone  
If you lose your phone or SIM card contact  
your service provider immediately to  
prevent misuse.  
Operating time  
The operating time depends upon  
the respective conditions of use:  
Extreme temperatures considerably  
reduce the phone’s standby time.  
Avoid placing the phone in the sun  
or on a heater.  
Technical data  
GSM class:  
Frequency range: 880 - 960 MHz  
GSM class: 1 (1 watt)  
Frequency range: 1,710 - 1,880 MHz  
4 (2 watt)  
Talktime: 140 to 400 minutes  
Standby time: 160 to 400 hours  
GSM class:  
Weight:  
Size:  
1 (1 watt)  
100 g  
Action taken Time Reduction of stand-  
(min) by time by  
92 × 45 × 24 mm  
(99 ccm)  
Calling  
Light *  
1
1
1
85180 minutes  
3060 minutes  
1020 minutes  
Li-Ion battery:  
650 mAh  
Operating  
temperature:  
–10 °C to+55 °C  
Network  
search  
SIM card:  
3.0 V  
* Key input, games, organiser etc.  
             
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Guarantee certificate (UK)  
Guarantee certificate (UK)  
Without prejudice to any claim the user  
(customer) may have in relation to the dealer  
or retailer, the customer shall be granted a  
manufacturer's Guarantee under the condi-  
tions set out below:  
• This Guarantee shall apply to new devices  
purchased in the European Union. For  
Products sold in the United Kingdom the  
Guarantee is issued by Siemens plc, Sie-  
mens House, Oldbury, Bracknell, Berk-  
shire, RG12 8FZ.  
• In the case of new devices and their com-  
ponents exhibiting defects resulting from  
manufacturing and/or material faults within  
24 months of purchase, Siemens shall, at  
its own option and free of charge, either re-  
place the device with another device re-  
flecting the current state of the art, or  
repair the said device. In respect of parts  
subject to wear and tear (including but not  
limited to, batteries, keypads, casings,  
small parts on casings, protective cover-  
ings where included in the scope of deliv-  
ery), this warranty shall be valid for six  
months from the date of purchase.  
• Any other claims resulting out of or in con-  
nection with the device shall be excluded  
from this Guarantee. Nothing in this Guar-  
antee shall attempt to limit or exclude a  
Customers Statutory Rights, nor the man-  
ufacturer's liability for death or personal  
injury resulting from its negligence.  
• The duration of the Guarantee shall not be  
extended by services rendered under the  
terms of the Guarantee.  
• Insofar as no Guarantee default exists,  
Siemens reserves the right to charge the  
customer for replacement or repair.  
• The above provisions does not imply a  
change in the burden of proof to the  
detriment of the customer.  
• This Guarantee shall be invalid if the de-  
vice defect is attributable to improper treat-  
ment and/or failure to comply with  
information contained in the user manuals.  
• This Guarantee shall not apply to or ex-  
tend to services performed by the author-  
ised dealer or the customer themselves  
(e.g. installation, configuration, software  
downloads). User manuals and any soft-  
ware supplied on a separate data medium  
shall be excluded from the Guarantee.  
• The purchase receipt, together with the  
date of purchase, shall be required as evi-  
dence for invoking the Guarantee. Claims  
under the Guarantee must be submitted  
within two months of the Guarantee de-  
fault becoming evident.  
To invoke this Guarantee, please contact the  
Siemens telephone service. The relevant  
number is to be found in the accompanying  
user guide.  
• Ownership of devices or components re-  
placed by and returned to Siemens shall  
vest in Siemens.  
   
Guarantee certificate (IRL)  
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Guarantee certificate (IRL)  
Without prejudice to any claim the user (cus-  
tomer) may have in relation to the dealer or  
retailer, the customer shall be granted a  
manufacturer’s Guarantee under the condi-  
tions set out below:  
• Defects or damage caused by dropping,  
breaking, lightning or ingress of moisture.  
This also applies if defects or damage was  
caused by mechanical, chemical, radio in-  
terference or thermal factors (e.g.: micro-  
wave, sauna etc.).  
• In the case of new devices and their com-  
ponents exhibiting defects resulting from  
manufacturing and/or material faults within  
24 months of purchase, Siemens shall, at  
its own option and free of charge, either re-  
place the device with another device re-  
flecting the current state of the art, or  
repair the said device. In respect of parts  
subject to wear and tear (including but not  
limited to, batteries, keypads, casings,  
small parts on casings, protective cover-  
ings where included in the scope of deliv-  
ery), this warranty shall be valid for six  
months from the date of purchase.  
• This Guarantee shall be invalid if the de-  
vice defect is attributable to improper care  
or use and/or failure to comply with infor-  
mation contained in the user manuals. In  
particular claims under the Guarantee  
cannot be made if:  
• Devices fitted with accessories not author-  
ised by Siemens.  
• This Guarantee shall not apply to or ex-  
tend to services performed by the author-  
ised dealer or the customer themselves  
(e.g. installation, configuration, software  
downloads). User manuals and any soft-  
ware supplied on a separate data medium  
shall be excluded from the Guarantee.  
• The purchase receipt, together with the  
date of purchase, shall be required as evi-  
dence for invoking the Guarantee. Claims  
under the Guarantee must be submitted  
within two months of the Guarantee de-  
fault becoming evident.  
• Ownership of devices or components re-  
placed by and returned to Siemens shall  
vest in Siemens.  
• This Guarantee shall apply to new devices  
purchased in the European Union. For  
Products sold in the Republic of Ireland the  
Guarantee is issued by Siemens Ireland  
Limited, Ballymoss Road, Sandyford In-  
dustrial Estate, Dublin 18 - The Republic of  
Ireland.  
• The device is opened (this is classed as  
third party intervention).  
• Repairs or other work done by persons not  
authorised by Siemens.  
• Components on the printed circuit board  
are manipulated.  
• The software is manipulated.  
   
60  
Guarantee certificate (IRL)  
• Any other claims resulting out of or in con-  
nection with the device shall be excluded  
from this Guarantee. Nothing in this Guar-  
antee shall attempt to limit or exclude a  
Customers Statutory Rights, nor the man-  
ufacturer’s liability for death or personal in-  
jury resulting from its negligence.  
• The duration of the Guarantee shall not be  
extended by services rendered under the  
terms of the Guarantee.  
• Insofar as no Guarantee default exists,  
Siemens reserves the right to charge the  
customer for replacement or repair.  
• The above provisions does not imply a  
change in the burden of proof to the detri-  
ment of the customer.  
To invoke this Guarantee, please contact the  
Siemens helpdesk on 1850 777 277. This  
number is also to be found in the accompa-  
nying user guide.  
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>
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Care of phone.............................56  
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All calls (diversion) ..................... 46  
Appointment  
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Battery  
Operating time ................. 11, 57  
from SIM card .............................24  
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Call  
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Divert .........................................45  
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Euro converter ............................50  
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Extras .........................................50  
Options .................................. 28  
Switch on ............................... 27  
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Groups ....................................... 25  
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Holiday (Organiser) .................... 49  
Hotline....................................... 54  
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Infrared  
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IrDA ........................................... 39  
Send data ............................... 39  
Settings ..................................25  
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Maintenance of phone................ 56  
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Enter.......................................12  
Product data ...............................57  
Profiles (telephone) ....................44  
Controls.................................. 14  
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Records ...................................... 26  
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Short message (SMS).................. 29  
SIM card  
Clear barring........................... 17  
SMS  
Standby time.............................. 11  
Unanswered ...............................46  
Upper and lowercase letters ........18  
Volume  
Wallpaper (display) .....................44  
WAP............................................40  
Manually ................................ 12  
Switch on phone ........................ 12  
Symbols ....................................... 8  

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