Siemens SL45 User Manual

User Guide

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A5B00025203682

Your SL45 package

Stereo headphones with PTT key

(PTT = Push-to-talk)

User guide

SL45

MultiMediaCard™

(in the phone)

Battery

CD ROM

Sync Station

Power supply unit

Data cable

Contents

Safety precautions......................... 3

Overview of keys/display.............. 4

General instructions...................... 5

The User Guide........................ 5

Menu Control........................... 5

Helpsystem ............................. 6

SIM card.......................................... 7

Battery ............................................ 8

MultiMediaCard™ .......................... 9

Switch on, off / PIN entry ............. 10

Making a phone call...................... 12

Dialling with digit keys ............ 12

End call ................................... 12

When number is busy ............ 13

Redial previous numbers ........ 13

Accept call .............................. 14

Reject call ............................... 14

During a call ............................ 15

Send DTMF tones .................. 17

Dictaphone.................................... 28

R e cord .................................... 28

P l a y ......................................... 29

Answer.message .......................... 30

Calendar ........................................ 31

N e w appo i n tment ................... 32

Calculator / Currency Conv. ........ 33

Internet (WAP)............................... 34

Settings................................... 34

Internet access ....................... 34

Profil e s .................................... 36

Games / Chronomete r .................. 38

Chronometer........................... 38

Message (SMS) ............................. 39

Read Messages ...................... 39

Compose message ................. 40

Text entry with “T9” ............... 41

Incoming list, outgoing list ...... 43

Archive .................................... 43

Predef. message..................... 44

Setup ...................................... 45

Voice message / mailbox............. 46

Setup ...................................... 46

Listen to.................................. 46

Cell broadcast............................... 47

Records ......................................... 49

Calls missed............................ 49

Calls received.......................... 49

Calls dialled ............................. 49

Alarms missed ........................ 49

Addressbook................................. 18

New entry............................... 18

Read entry .............................. 19

Search entry ........................... 20

Call entry................................. 20

SIM location............................ 21

Store control code ................. 22

Voice control................................. 24

Voicedialling............................ 24

Voice command ...................... 24

MP3 Player ................................ 25

Profiles .......................................... 50

Play......................................... 25

Load music ............................. 27

Activate ................................... 50

Without Alarm......................... 51

See also Index

at the end of this User Guide

Safety precautions

All radio transmitters are subject to

restrictions such as:

Please note:

Neither the phone nor the bat-

Switch off in hospitals; medical

equipment such as pacemakers

and hearing aids may be

affected.

tery should be opened under

any circumstances.

No modifications may be made

to the phone. Any such modifi-

cations will invalidate its ap-

proval for use.

While driving:

Do not hold the phone in your

hand. Only use one earpiece of

the stereo headphones

("Car Accessories", page 79).

We recommend you use only

original Siemens batteries and

charging devices. Otherwise

you risk damaging your health

and the product.

Mobile phones must be

switched off at all times in an

aircraft.

Prevent accidential activation.

The battery cover must not be

removed from the battery.

Switch off near petrol stations,

fuel depots, chemical plants or

blasting operations.

Dispose of used batteries ac-

cording to statutory require-

ments.

TVs, radios, PCs, and so on may

be affected by interference.

We recommend you use only

original Siemens accessories to

avoid possible damage and en-

sure that the phone complies

with all the relevant regulations.

Do not use magnifying glasses

or the like to view the infrared

port during operation [Class

1LED product (classified accord-

ing to IEC 60825-1)].

The ring tone is reproduced

through the earpiece. First

accept the call, then hold the

phone to your ear.

Caution: The MultiMediaCard™

and SIM card can be removed;

small parts could be swallowed

by children.

Improper use will invalidate the warranty.

Overview of keys/display

Side keys

At the top:

Activate dictaphone.

Infrared interface

Centre

(context-sensitive)

(IrDA, e.g. for PC/

PDA communication)

t ^Hold^down^{: Start}

Display indicators

Reception strength/

battery level

voice dialling.

Service Provider

01.02.2001 10:35

tr^{:Set volume/}

scroll up and down in

menus and messages.

(see also p. 72).

Internet

Key lock

To switch on and off:

At the bottom:

Activate MP3 player.

ꢀ

Hold down.

Confirm

(switching

off only).

Ringer

To switch on and off:

ꢀ2.ꢀ

ꢁ

Hold down.

Device interface

Soft keys

Control key

The current functions

are displayed as icons

or text above the keys.

The soft keys display

the “quick selection”

and menu access in

standby mode or offer

access to a special

In standby mode

Hold

: Voice dialling

Open Addressbook.

Open menu.

Empty?

ꢃ

In lists and menus:

Scroll up and down.

Select function.

Menu level back.

dꢃ

ꢃ

service such as

ꢂ

the SIM service.

SMS and Calendar:

c dꢃ_{Move cursor.}

Scroll up and down.

b a

^{Call key}"

4 ^{On/Off/End key}

Select displayed phone number

or name, accept calls.

Display last calls in standby

mode.

Press briefly: End call or jump back to

the previous menu level.

Hold down: Switch phone on/off

or return to standby mode.

General instructions

The User Guide

Menu Control

The short guide will suffice for

experienced users and those in a

hurry.

The menus provide access to

functions, network services and

individual settings.

We recommend you read this User

Guide carefully, so that you can use

all the functions of the phone fully.

Main menu

You always reach it from the

standby mode when you press the

right soft key:

The following symbols are used:

Enter numbers or letters.

or with

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

On/Off/End key.

Call key.

Menu control

Use the control key to

scroll in the menus.

Press control key on the

side indicated.

Select a submenu or a

function.

Displays a soft key

function.

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Go back one menu level

(or press

Function depends on the

Service Provider; special

registration may be necessary.

briefly).

Option menu

Steps for menu access (e. g.):

In other situations (e.g. when

Addressbook is open), a

corresponding option menu

appears:

ꢀ0HQXꢀ Î Audio Î Volume

The procedure above corresponds to:

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Press soft key.

Scroll to Audio.

Select Audio.

Scroll to Volume.

Select Volume.

ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ Press.

General instructions

Helpsystem

In every menu, you will find the help

line at the top which gives you

access to the help system by

subject. Calling up the help for the

first time after switching on can take

a few seconds, as the WAP

Browser is used to display the help.

No Internet connection is

established however.

Navigation

Leave the help system.

You return to the point at

which you called up the

help system.

Go to the main menu of

the help system.

ꢀ/LQNꢀ

Follow the highlighted link

and jump to this topic in

the help system.

Press briefly: Go back to

the previous topic in the

help system.

Hold dow n: End help and

return to standby mode.

SIM card

Insert SIM card

The Service Provider supplies you

with a SIM card on which all the

important data for your line is

stored.

Remove SIM card

•

Switch off phone.

Unlock and remove battery.

Press latch inward

until the

SIM card jumps out a short way.

Remove the SIM card.

•

If the SIM card has been delivered in

credit card size, snap the smaller

segment out and remove any rough

edges.

Latch

•

Insert SIM card under the retain-

ing ribs . Make sure the angled

corner is in the correct position,

gold contacts pointing downward.

Functions without SIM card

If the phone is switched on without

the SIM card, the following appears:

Please insert

your SIM card!

SOS

^{Press SIM card downward}o ^un-

til the latch engages.

Then insert the battery (see p. 8).

•

Only 3 Volt SIM cards are supported. Older

SIM cards (5 Volt technology) cannot be

used. Please contact your Service Provider.

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Press soft key.

All the functions that can be used

without the SIM card are shown.

You will find a description of these

functions in this User Guide.

ꢀ626ꢀ

"Emergency number

(SOS)", p. 11.

Battery

The voltage indicated on the

Sync Station must not be

exceeded.

Insert battery

ꢄ

•

Insert battery at the bottom of the

phone

and press inward until it

clicks into place

Charging

The charger heats up when used for long

periods. This is normal and not dangerous.

ꢅ

When charging is in progress.

End of charging

An empty battery is fully charged after

about 2 hours. Charging is only possible in

an ambient temperature of 5°C to 40°C

(the charge icon flashes as a warning when

the temperature is 5°C above/below).

•

Switch off the phone before you

remove the battery.

Unlock battery , then remove

o n

Usage time

A fully charged battery provides 60 to 170

hours of standby time or 1½ to 4 hours of

talk time. The standby times/talk times are

average values; the actual values depend

on the operating conditions (see table

below).

Charge battery

•

The battery is not fully charged

when delivered, so:

Charge level display:

^FullyBC D^Empty

charged

A beep sounds when the battery is nearly

empty.

Operation

carried out

Time Decrease of

(min) standby time

•

Interconnect the socket and the

^{Sync Station}n ^{with the plug-in}

power supply.

Insert the phone into the Sync

^Stationo ^{and press downward}

until it engages. The contact mes-

sage is displayed (alternatively:

plug in power supply directly to

the phone).

Calling

30 - 60 min.

Playing music

30 20 - 30 h.

Display

backlight*

30min.

Network search

5 - 10 min.

*Key input, games, organizer etc.

MultiMediaCard™

With the MultiMediaCard™, your

•

Slide the carrier with the Multi-

MediaCard™ into the phone again

phone acquires a very large memory.

It enables you to store numerous

addresses, MP3 music files or voice

memos. You may also use the

MultiMediaCard™ like a floppy-disk

to save any other desired files.

Please, treat the MultiMediaCard™

carefully. Do not bend it or expose it to

static electricity.

Change the MultiMedia-

File management

Card™

The Card-Explorer is available in the

phone for organising your files (see

p. 67). In combination with a PC, you

can also use the Data Exchange

Software (see p. 70).

•

The MultiMediaCard™ is already

in the phone when it is shipped

from the factory.

•

Push open the small button oppo-

site

(using a pen for example).

Note that the entries on the

MultiMediaCard™ are not

Remove the MultiMediaCard™

carrier from the phone

automatically linked with the entries

on the SIM card. For example,

entries that you make in the

Addressbook are only stored on the

MultiMediaCard™.

New MultiMediaCard™

1. Save the data of your old

MultiMediaCard™ on a PC using the

Data Exchange Software .

Save your Addressbook entries with the

Siemens QuickSync Software.

Insert the MultiMediaCard™ into

the carrier

•

2. FormatthenewMultiMediaCard™ using

the Data Exchange Software.

3. Copy the data from the PC to the

new MultiMediaCard™ using the Data

Exchange Software. Copy the

Addressbook entries with Siemens

QuickSync.

Switch on, off / PIN entry

Logging on to the network will take

a few seconds.

Switch on

When the name of the Service

Provider appears in the display,

the phone is in standby mode and

ready for use.

Addressbook

Hold down On/Off/End key to switch

on or off.

When you switch on the phone for the first

time the Phonebook entries are copied from

the SIMcardto the Addressbook. Please do

not interrupt this process and reject all

incoming calls.

When you switch the phone on for the first

time the language of your Service Provider

is loaded for the display prompt (see also

p. 57). This takes a few seconds.

SIM card

Whenever you change a SIM card you are

prompted to copy the names and phone

numbers stored there to the

MultiMediaCard™ after you have switched

on the phone. Follow the instructions on the

display.

Enter PIN

The SIM card can be protected with

a 4-8 digit PIN code.

•

Enter your PIN code using the

digit keys (shown as a series of

asterisks,if you make a mistake

If you want to copy the data of the SIMCard

to the MultiMediaCard™ later on, you can

use the functions in the SIM memory menu

(see p. 21).

press

Confirm input.

ꢀmꢀ&ꢀ

•

Press the soft key (see diagram)ꢀ.

Problems with the SIM card

Please enter

your PIN:

If “Please insert your SIM card!“ is

displayed, check for faults, see p. 75.

****

ꢀC

Wrong PIN?

If the PIN is entered incorrectly three times,

the SIM card is barred, see p. 75.

Activate/Deactivate PIN control,

Change PIN No., see p. 61.

Switch on, off / PIN

Emergency number (SOS)

By pressing the soft key ꢀ626ꢀ you can

make an emergency call on any network

without a SIM card and without entering a

PIN . This must only be used in real

emergencies.

Network connection

Strength of the incoming signal.

A weak signal reduces the call

quality and may lead to loss of

connection. In this case, change

your location.

Do not interfere with the antenna at the top

of the phone unnecessarily during

operation, otherwise the quality of the

connection may be impaired.

If you are outside your “home network“,

your phone automatically selects another

GSM network (see also p. 61).

SIM services

This symbol is displayed if your

SIM card supports special

applications such as banking.

Making a phone call

International dialling code

Dialling with digit keys

You can access international dialling codes

stored in your phone:

The phone must be switched on

(standby mode).

Press the key until a “+“ symbol

appears.

ꢇ

Enter the number

- if necessary with interna-

tional dialling code

ꢀꢁ/LVWꢀ

Press.

Select the required country from the list.

The international dialling code is displayed.

- national only for calls to

the national fixed network.

Now add the national number (in many

countries without the first digit if it is a zero)

and press the Call key.

ꢀ&OHDUꢀ A short press clears

the last digit, a long press

clears the entire number.

ꢆ ^{Store phone number}

in the Addressbook, see

p. 18.

Stereo headphones:

Plug in the stereo headphones at the

bottom of the phone. With the PTT key you

can use the functions “answer call, end call

” and in standby mode you can use voice

dialling (see p. 24).

Press the Call key. The

phone number displayed

is dialled.

If there is a call, the music is automatically

interrupted. Press the PTT key on the

headset cable to accept the call (see p. 26).

End call

Press the End key. The call

Warning:

is ended.

Both earpieces must never be used when

driving or operating machinery.

Press this key even if the person on

the other end of the line has hung up

first.

ꢂMicrophone

PTT key

Making a phone call

When number is busy

Redial previous numbers

If the number called is busy or it

cannot be reached because of

network problems, the following

options are available:

To redial the phone number last

called:

Press the Call key

twice.

To redial other numbers that were

dialled previously:

Auto redial previous numbers

ꢀ$XWRꢂ'LDOꢀ Press. The number is

automatically dialled for up

to 15 minutes at

Press the Call key once.

increasing intervals.

During this period, no

other phone number can

be dialled.

Pick out the required

phone number from the

list of last calls, then

press...

To end:

... to dial.

Press ꢀ2IIꢀ

ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ You can add a phone number

to the Addressbook or edit an

entry or delete it.

end key

Any other call ends the function.

Calling other stored phone numbers,

see p. 49.

Reminder

ꢀ3URPSWꢀ Press. A beep reminds

you to redial the phone

number after 15 minutes.

Making a phone call

Accepting with stereo headphones

Accept call

If a call comes in, the music is automatically

interrupted. Press the PTT key to accept the

call or to end the call (see p. 26).

The phone must be switched on to

receive calls (in standby mode).

Accepting with Answer.message

+498912345

You must have recorded and activated an

Answer.message.

When a call comes in, press the dictation

key briefly. The call is accepted and an

Answer.message is played without your

having to speak (see also p. 30).

Answer

Reject

or, if call divert is set:

The numbers of calls that have been

received and missed are stored for call

backpurposes, see p. 49.

Answer

Divert

You can also press any key to accept a call,

for the setting, see "Any key answer", p. 57.

accept a call with:

or ꢀ$QVZHUꢀ or with

An incoming call will interrupt any other use

of the phone.

ꢀ'LYHUWꢀ divert the call.

For data calls and fax calls see p. 68.

For functions during the call

see p. 15.

End call

Switch off the ringer for the current call:

Reject call

Press.

Hold down.

The call is displayed. The caller

hears the dialling tone.

ꢁ

or ꢀ5HMHꢃWꢀ

ꢂ

The caller hears the busy signal.

ꢀ'LYHUWꢀ Diverts, say, to the mailbox, if

this diversion has been set, see

p. 55.

Making a phone call

Set volume

During a call

You can adjust

the handset

volume with

the keys on

the phone.

Call waiting

ꢃꢂꢂHigh

You may need to register for this service

with your Service Provider and set your

phone accordingly (see p. 64).

ꢃꢂꢂLow

During a call you may be advised

that there is another call waiting.

You will hear a special tone during

the call. Now, you have the

following options:

If a car kit is used, its vol u me sett i n g

does not affect the usual setting on

the phone.

Dictaphone

Swap

You can play back a recording (the

person on the other end of the line

also hears it) or record the call, see

p. 28.

ꢀ6ZDSꢀ

Accept the waiting call and

place the current call on

hold.

To swap between the two

calls, press ꢀ6ZDSꢀ each

time.

Phone number memo

You can key in a number during a

call. The person on the other end of

the line can hear the number

entered. It can be stored or

contacted after the current call has

ended.

Reject

ꢀ5HMHꢃWꢀ Reject the waiting call. The

caller will hear the busy

tone.

Follow the instructions on the

display.

ꢀ'LYHUWꢀ If this is set, the caller will

be diverted to the mailbox

for example (see p. 55).

End current call

End the current call.

ꢀ$QVZHUꢀ Accept the new call.

Making a phone call

Swap/Conference

When the current call is ended, the

following query is displayed: “Return to call

on hold?“

Some functions may not be supported by

your Service Provider.

ꢀ<HVꢀ

ꢀ1Rꢀ

Return to the held call.

The held call is ended.

You can call another number during

a call.

You can swap back and forth

between both calls or link all callers

together in a conference.

Conference

ꢀZꢀPHQXꢀ Open call menu and select

Conference.

During a call, inform your partner

about your intention then:

A held call is added (conference call

with up to five subscribers).

To end:

All calls are ended

simultaneously when the

End key is pressed.

Call transfer

ꢀZꢀPHQXꢀ Open call menu and select

Hold

"ꢂmenu

ꢀ+ROGꢀ

Put the current call on

hold.

Call transfer.

The original call is joined to the

second call. For you, both calls are

now ended. Not supported yet by all

Service Providers.

Now you can dial a new number.

When the connection is established,

you have the following options:

Swap

ꢀ6ZDSꢀ

Swap back and forth

between the two calls.

Making a phone call

Call menu Options

Send DTMF tones

Microphone Switch the microphone

Digits entered during a call are

transmitted directly as DTMF

signals so that an answering

machine, for example, can be

controlled (DTMF = Dual Tone Multi

Frequency).

off

on or off. If switched

off, the person on the

other end of the line

can hear nothing.

Alternatively:

ꢁ _{Hold down.}

Conference (see p. 16)

Time/Charge While the connection

continues, the call

duration and (if set, see

p. 54) the call time/cost

are displayed.

Call transfer (see p. 16)

Main menu Direct access to the

main menu.

Call status List all held and active

calls (e.g. participants

in a conference call).

Send DTMF Transmit the control

tones

codes created by the

keys or Addressbook.

Addressbook

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Organiser

Addressbook

Enter at least the first or last name

and a phone number.

Make your entries field by

field:

from standby mode

•

Last name:

You can store names, addresses

and phone numbers in the

Addressbook. The Addressbook is

only available if a MultiMediaCard™

is inserted. Without a

MultiMediaCard™ you can only

access the SIM card (with restricted

functionality) (p. 21).

First name:

Company:

Email:

Phone:

Tel.office:

Tel.mobile:

Fax:

Street:

Postcode:

City:

Country:

URL: (Internet address)

VIP: (see below)

New entry

Open Addressbook (in

standby mode).

ꢀ6DYHꢀ

Press.

wꢂAddressbook o

Zacharias

VIP

New entry

You should only assign important entries to

the VIP group.

Businesscard

Select

You may display the VIPentries at the top of

the Addressbook (see p. 20).

6HOHꢃW

Press.

You can set your phone so that the ringer

sounds only for calls from numbers in the

VIP group (see p. 53).

The entry card for an address is dis-

played.

A call from a VIP entry can be announced by

a special melody (see p. 54).

ꢂ

Abc Addressbook

Last name:

Copy data from a different

ꢈ

First name:

Addressbook entry.

Save

ꢈ

Addressbook

Phone number

Read entry

You can access all entries via the

address list.

Always enter fixed network phone numbers

with the prefix, if necessary with the

international dialling code.

Open Addressbook (in

standby mode).

Text entry

Press digit key repeatedly until the required

character is displayed. The relevant

characters are shown in the display. The

cursor advances after a short delay.

Sel e ct requ i r e d entry.

ꢀ9LHZꢀ

Press to display the entry.

Press once for A , twice for B ,

ꢉ

wꢂAddressbook

etc. The first letter in each

nameisautomaticallywrittenin

UPPERCASE.

Last name:

Einstein

First name:

Alfred

Ä,ä / 1-9 Umlauts and numbers are

displayed after the relevant

letter.

Edit

ꢀ&OHDUꢀ

Press briefly to erase the letter

preceding the cursor, hold

Right soft key

down to erase the whole name.

When you jump from line to line

while you are reading, the right soft

key changes depending on the type

of data:

Move the cursor.

Switch between uppercase,

lowercase and digit entry.

ꢁ

Write: + 0 - . , :

ꢇ

Phone number

("Voicedialling", page 24)

URL : ꢀ/LQNꢀ

: ꢀ9RLꢃH'LDOꢀ

ꢊ

Create a blank.

Special characters

Activate the relevant application wi-

th the soft key:

&, @, ... Special characters, see p. 41.

ꢀ9RLꢃH'LDOꢀStart recording for this

phone number.

ꢀ/LQNꢀ

Start WAP browser with

this URL.

Addressbook

ꢀꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ:

Scroll to

Open menu.

Search entry

With the Addressbook open, simply

type the first letter of the name you

require.

View

Read entry.

Group sorting The entries of the VIP

group (see p. 18) are

displayed at the top.

Alphabetic sorting can

be reactivated with A-Z

sorting.

The first entry that begins with this

letter is displayed. Continue by

typing the second letter and so on

until the name you want is

displayed.

Edit

Display the entry for

changes.

A magnifying glass icon appears in

the upper right-hand corner of the

display with the search letters.

New entry

Delete

See "New entry", p. 18.

Delete the entry from

the Addressbook.

Deletes the letter just en-

tered.

ꢀꢀꢀmꢀ&ꢀꢀꢀꢀ

Delete all

Delete all entries after

confirmation.

Copy to SIM Copy name and the

first phone number to

the SIM card.

Call entry

Open Addressbook

(in standby mode).

SIM location Access the restricted

functions of the SIM

card (p. 21).

Select required entry.

Send via ...

IrDA: Transmit in vCard

format to a suitable de-

vice (see "IrDA", p. 64).

Press.

If multiple phone numbers are

stored in this entry, the list of phone

numbers is displayed.

SMS: Transmit as SMS

message.

Select the required phone

number.

Print via IrDA Transmit entry to a

suitable printer via

IrDA.

Press.

Capacity

Displays the capacity

used and available.

Addressbook Menu Options

With the Addressbook open, the

following functions are available

depending on the current situation:

Addressbook

SIM location Menu Options

SIM location

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Organiser

SIM location

Select entry.

Open menu.

ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ

ꢋ

Hold dow n

New entry Enter first and/or last

name and phone

The list with the current entries is

displayed. The relevant storage

locations are displayed by icons.

number.

Edit

Display phone number

The entries are managed separately

from the Addressbook, but you can

move data between the SIM card

and the Addressbook.

and name for alteration.

Delete

Delete all

Clear the entry

selected.

Delete all entries after

confirmation.

ꢀ9LHZꢀ

Display entry.

Send via ... IrDA: Transmit in vCard

format to a suitable de-

Own

You can enter “own“ numbers

(e.g. fax).

vice (see "IrDA", p. 64).

SMS: Transmit as SMS

message.

Only a restricted options menu is

available for your own numbers.

Copy into

Copy the selected en-

try to the Addressbook.

Services/Info

Copy all into Copy all SIM card

The numbers that you are offered by

your Service Provider are stored

here. They allow you to contact local

or nationwide information services

or use the services of the Service

Provider.

entries to the Address-

book.

Move to ... See p. 22.

Voicedialling Start recording

(see p. 24).

Capacity

Displays the capacity

used and available.

Addressbook

Enter control code (digits).

Move (storage location)

An entry may be moved to other

storage locations:

ꢇ

If necessary enter other

pauses of three seconds

each to ensure correct

processing at the

SIM

destination.

Address entries on the SIM card

only take the form of last name and

phone number.

Press and enter a name

and, if necessary, further

details.

ꢆ

^{Mobile (phone memory)}p

Address entries only take the form

of last name, first name and phone

number.

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Save entry.

You can also store the control code

(digits) like a phone number and

send it during a call (see p. 17).

If the SIM card is full, further entries

are automatically kept in the

memory.

Extending numbers

Using an external PC program such as

Microsoft®Outlook®, parts of a number

can be replaced by “?”and can then be

transferred to the Addressbook

(for company numbers for example).

^{Protected SIM}*ꢂ ꢂ

Part of the SIM memory can be pro-

tected by PIN 2. Depending on the

SIM card, dialling can be limited to

these phone numbers. For editing,

PIN 2 is needed (see p. 61).

To call:

Open Addressbook and select

(partial) number.

Press.

Store control code

You can store phone numbers and

control codes (digits) in the

Addressbook as standard

Replace “?” with digits.

Dial number.

Synchronising with Outlook®

Addressbook entries (for operating

an answering machine by remote

control, for example).

You can synchronise yourAddressbook with

your Outlook^®database using Siemens

QuickSync software (see p. 71).

Dial number.

Hold down until “+“

ꢇ

appears on the display

(pause for connection

setup).

Businesscard

You may create your own business

Businesscard Menu Options

card and transmit it as a message via

SMS or you may transmit it to

another GSM phone (with IrDA

capability) or a suitable PC/printer

using infrared technology.

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Open menu.

Send via ... IrDA: Transmit the en-

try in vCard format to a

suitable device ("IrDA",

page 64).

Create new

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SMS: Transmit as SMS

message.

Print via IrDA Transmit to a suitable

printer, see "IrDA",

p. 64.

If a business card has not yet been

created, you are asked for input:

Go from field to field and

make your entries:

•

Last name:

First name:

Company:

Email:

Phone:

Tel.office:

Tel.mobile:

Fax:

Street:

Postcode:

City:

Country:

URL: (Internet address)

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Press.

The content of the business card

corresponds to international standards

(vCard).

When you are sending a business card,

please note that a maximum of

160 characters can be transmitted.

Voice control

Up to 20 numbers/functions can be

selected or started simply by saying

a name.

Select command.

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ

Confirm, then proceed as

with “Voicedialling”.

Voicedialling

(for phone numbers)

Apply

Activate Voice control in standby

mode:

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Voice control

Voicedialling

New record (see also p. 19)

A list with entries is displayed. In the

list select ...

Hold dow n control key or

hold dow n side key or

press PTT key briefly.

New record ... then

Now say the name or the function.

The number is dialled or the function

is carried out.

enter name and phone

number or use

ꢈ

to retrieve from the Ad-

Voice control Options

All entries are displayed:

dressbook in 2 steps with

6HOHꢃW

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Confirm.

Select entry.

Start the recording. A short signal

sounds. Now say the name

corresponding to the number and

repeat it when prompted. A beep

confirms the recording and all

entries are displayed.

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Open menu.

New re-

cord

Start a new recording.

Delete

Delete the entry

selected.

Delete all Delete all entries after

Voice command

confirmation.

(for functions)

Edit

Change name and phone

number (Voicedialling

only). If necessary do the

recording again.

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Voice control

Voice command

Replace Redo the (voice) record-

record.

ing of an entry.

New record

A list with the commands Dictaphone

and MP3 Player is displayed.

MP3 Player

Your phone is equipped with an

Control

MP3 player. You can immediately

listen to the music supplied with the

phone (on the MultiMediaCard™).

You can import other music files

using the Data Exchange Software

(see p. 70).

Music is controlled with the control

key and/or with the side keys.

With the control key:

Jump forward or back one

track in a playlist or if the

Play

MP3 player was activated

with

Plug in the stereo headphones at

the bottom of the phone.

Pressed briefly on the right:

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Play/Pause.

Pressed briefly on the left:

ꢂMP3 Player

ꢂ

Stop (stop song).

l <Play list>

Hold down:

<Title>

Fast forward, reverse.

<Title>

With the side keys:

Options

Play

Choose a song or select a

playlist.

(when MP3 Player

without function)

Press.

Loud

Track information

Quiet

Here is an example of the

information displayed while the

song is being played:

Activate MP3 Player

(pause/playback)

from standby mode)

Sample Rate Stereo/Mono Total time

Kleine Nachtmusik

44 kHz

Song

With the soft keys:

4:45

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Cur. play time

Information

1:35

(also PTT key)

Mozart

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Left key

Info

Pause

(Sample Rate: 44kHz = almost CD quality,

maximum for playback)

MP3 Player

Add song

Create playlists

Select.

To select a number of songs to play

one after the other you can put them

in a playlist (folder).

Select song from the

MP3 player list.

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Confirm.

From standby mode:

Repeat procedure until all

the songs have been cop-

ied to the playlist.

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The MP3 player list is

displayed.

When the playlist is completed:

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Open menu

(see MP3 player menu on

the next page).

Return to the MP3

player list.

Key lock during play mode

If you activate the key lock during play mode

(hold down ꢀ ), the side keys are not

barred.

Create playlist

Creates a new list that

can be given any name

(such as Reggae).

Active key lock is indicated in the display by

ꢌꢂas usual but when the key lock is ac-

tivated, no confirmation prompt is displayed.

ꢀ2.ꢀ

Confirm.

Now songs can be copied

to the (as yet) empty

playlist.

There is no need to confirm release of the

key lock.

Play list

Options

Add

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Confirm.

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Open menu.

(see playlist menu on the

next page).

MP3 Player

Menu overview:

Load music

Music files in MP3 format can be

copied from your PC to the MP3

folder on the MultiMediaCard™

using the Data Exchange Software

(see also p. 70).

MP3 Player-Menu Options

Delete

Delete the highlighted

entry.

Create

Create a new playlist.

Not all MP3 encoders provide the

correct MP3 format. We

recommend you use the

RealJukebox™ program provided on

the CD (deactivate the safety

function!)..

playlist

Modify

playlist

(Only when playlist is

selected)

Open an existing

playlist for modifica-

tion.

You have a call!

For information on the

functions available see

“playlists menu”

below.

If a call comes in the music is automatically

interrupted. You hear the ringer. Press the

PTT key on the headphone to accept the

call.

Rename

Shuffle

Rename the playlist.

Random sequence of

songs.

Note

The songs you can copy and play with the

MP3 function on your phone are protected

by copyright under current national and in-

ternational legislation. In some countries no

copies may be made without the prior con-

sent of the copyright holder; this applies al-

so to private use.

Repeat

Timbre

Play again.

Choose timbre.

Play lists Menu Options

Add song

Add new song to the

playlist.

Please check current legislation regarding

Delete

The song is deleted only

from the playlist.

These restrictions do not apply to music for

which you hold the copyright (your own

compositions) or torecordings for which the

sion.

Delete all

Move

Delete all entries after

confirmation.

Change sequence of

songs.

Dictaphone

With voice recording you can

Record

•

use the phone to record memos

The length of a recording is limited

only by the memory capacity

available at the time. A 10 minute

recording needs about 1 MB

memory.

on the move

•

record a call - useful for

remembering numbers or

addresses.

add a voice memo to an alarm in

the Calendar (see p. 32).

•

Recordings using the Dictaphone

are stored as *.VMO files. If they are

transmitted to a PC using the Data

Exchange Software (p. 70) they may

be converted to *.WAV files

(Windows® Explorer: Activate Edit -

Convert file).

Side keys

The voice functions are best

controlled with the keys on the side

of the phone.

Recording, playback

(dictation key)

Using the side keys

We recommend this procedure for

short voice memos.

Loud

Quiet

Start

Press the dictation key for the

duration of the recording. After a

short beep, the recording starts.

(no function for

dictaphone )

Recording pause

Release the dictation key to pause.

Press the key again to resume

recording. Pausing for more than 10

seconds will stop the recording.

Legal notice

End/save

The use of this feature may be subject to

restrictions under criminallaworother legal

provisions. Please inform the other party to

the conversation in advance if you intend to

record the conversation and please keep

such recording confidential. You may only

use this feature if the other party to the

conversation agrees.

Recording is stopped if you release

the dictation key for more than 10

seconds. The recording is stored

with the current recording time as

its name.

A different name can then be

assigned to it (see Dictaphone

menu, p. 28).

Dictaphone

Using the soft keys

For use as dictaphone.

Play

In standby mode, press the dictation

key briefly to play the last recording

(this is also the pause function).

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Dictaphone

The list of recordings is

opened:

New

Select.

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ꢀ3DXVHꢀ Pause recording

The list of the saved recordings is

displayed.

ꢍ

Dictaphone

New

press briefly on the

right:

Pause recording.

Customer query

Purchasing

Options

Play

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End recording

Select required recording.

press briefly on the left:

Press briefly for playback.

End recording then

play back

Hold down:

Fast forward,

Rewind.

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store straight away and

assign name.

End playback.

One recording forward or

back.

Dictaphone Menu Options

New record Start a new recording.

Using the PTT key

Delete

Delete the entry select-

ed.

•

Select the “Dictaphone” function

with the voice command.

Delete all

Rename

Delete all entries after

confirmation.

After you hear the beep press the

PTT key briefly to start recording.

Press again briefly to switch be-

tween pause and recording.

Hold down the PTT key to end and

save the recording (confirmation

beep).

Replace the time

stamp with a name.

Answer.message

This special recording can be played

back if you cannot accept a call in

person immediately.

Answer.message Menu Options

Play

Play back the entry se-

lected.

For example: You are in a

New record Record a new an-

conference and a call is signalled by

a trembler alarm. You answer it and

play the following announcement:

“Please don’t hang up , I’ll speak to

you in person in a moment.“

nouncement.

Delete

Delete the entry select-

ed.

Delete all

Rename

Delete all entries after

confirmation.

Assign a different

name to the entry.

Record

The recording time is displayed

numerically and also indicated by a

graphical progress bar.

Activate

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Answer.message

The list of recordings is opened:

New

Select.

ꢀ5HꢃRUGꢀ Start recording.

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Answer.message

The list of announcements is

opened:

Select entry.

ꢀ6WRSꢀ

Stop recording.

ꢀ&KDQJHꢀ Press to activate this

ꢍꢂ

Answer.message

Total Time: 25 sec.

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announcement.

Apply

0:00

Press the dictation key briefly if there

is an incoming call.

Save

Play

ꢀ3OD\ꢀ

Play back the

announcement for control

purposes.

Dictation key

ꢀ6DYHꢀ

Assign a name to the

recording.

The call is accepted and the

announcement is played

continuously until you ...

... accept the call.

Calendar

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Weekly view

The Calendar offers you a

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monthly view,

weekly view,

daily view (Agenda).

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

The time and date must be set for

the Calendar to work properly (see

p. 59).

Month

Agenda

Scroll through the day.

Monthly view

Scroll through the

days.

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Schedule. Time overlaps are

highlighted.

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Each day is divided into two blocks of four

hours (morning + afternoon).

Week

Agenda

Daily view

ꢀ$JHQGDꢀ Select.

back

Scroll

between the

months.

You may enter several appoint-

ments in the daily view for each day.

When an appointment with an alarm

is reached you will hear a beep..

forward

Scroll through the

weeks.

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New entry

ꢎ

Scroll through the

days.

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15:00 Flight

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Display the weekly view.

Options

View

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Synchronise with Outlook^®

Appointments

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With the Siemens QuickSync software you

can synchronise your Calendar with your

Outlook® calendar (see p. 71).

Appointments

Displays all entered appointments in

chronological order.

Calendar

Appointments Menu Options

New appointment

The menu is only available in the dai-

ly view (agenda) and appointments

list if there is at least one appoint-

ment in the Calendar.

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Appointments or

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ꢀ$JHQGDꢀ Select.

New event

Delete

See next column.

New entry Select.

Delete the entry se-

lected.

Make the entries field by

field.

Type of Alarm:

Delete all

Edit

Delete all entries after

confirmation.

Memo. A short text may be

added (u p to 16 chars.).

YES

Open the entry for

changes.

ꢏ

ꢐ

Call. Enter phone number.

Shown with alarm.

Send via IrDA Transmit to suitable

device.

Meeting

Send via SMS Transmit as SMS.

Print via IrDA Transmit to a suitable

Birthday

printer.

ꢍ

Voice Memo

Activate, De- Activate or deactivate

activate

an alarm.

Description:

Week starts Set first day of the

Name of the appointment.

week.

Alarm:

Activate, Deactivate.

Display when alarm is activated.

ꢎ

Date: / End date:

A total of 50 entries can be created.

An alarm sounds even when the phone is

switched off. To deactivate it press any key.

Deactivate ringer and trembler for all alarms:

See "Without Alarm", p. 51.

Start date of the appointment or se-

quence of appointments and end

date if necessary.

YES

Start time: / End time:

Start time of the appointment, enter

end time if necessary.

delays the alarm by 5 minutes.

ꢀ3DXVHꢀ

Ringer setting, see p. 52.

Clock, see p. 59.

Alarms missed, see p. 49.

Reoccurrence:

Select period for repeating the ap-

pointment.

ꢀ6DYHꢀ

Store the appointment.

Calculator / Currency Conv.

Enter exchange rate.

Calculator

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Confirm.

Enter number.

Convert

Any combination of calculations may

be made between the currencies

entered.

Select calculator function.

Repeat procedure with

other numbers.

Select one combination

from the list of possible

combinations.

Result is displayed.

ꢀ

Special functions

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ Confirm.

Enter amount (up to

8 digits).

Press the right soft key repeatedly:

(indicated in the display)

ꢀ

The result is displayed.

Set decimal point.

Toggle between “+“ and “-“.

Convert to percentage.

Special functions

Set decimal point.

ꢁ

Save the number displayed.

Retrieve the number saved.

Exponent (only one digit).

Currency Conv.-Menu Options

You may change, enter or delete

currencies and rates.

Currency Conv.

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You may store up to three different

currencies.

Enter currency

To convert, enter at least two

currencies.

New entry

Select.

Enter the symbols for your

own currency and for the

foreign currency.

ꢀ2.ꢀ

Confirm.

Internet (WAP)

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Internet access

ꢀ0HQXꢀ Î Surf/Fun Î Internet

Get the latest WAP information

from the Internet that is specifically

adapted to the display options of the

phone.

The start menu appears:

x ^Internet

------Help------

Homepage

Resume

Internet access may require

registration with your Service

Provider.

Select

Settings

Preparation of the phone for Internet

access depends on your Service

Provider:

Select the required

function.

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ Confirm.

•

If the settings have already been

made by the Service Provider, you

may begin immediately.

------Help------

User guide (help system).

•

If access profiles have already

been assigned by your Service

Provider, select a profile and acti-

vate it (see p. 37).

Homepage

The first WAP Internet page that is

displayed after connection is

established (may be set/preset by

the Service Provider).

•

Otherwise the access profile

must be set up and activated

manually (see p. 36)

Resume

If necessary, check with your

Service Provider for details.

Call up recently visited pages that

are still in memory.

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Favorites

The current display is in the upper left

corner.

Display up to nine of your most

important WAP pages for fast

access.

Activate or deactivate full

page view.

Profiles

Set up to five access profiles

(see p. 36).

Scroll page-by-page.

Font bigger or smaller.

Hold down to end the Inter-

Note

net connection.

For Internet access, remove the phone from

the Sync Station.

Internet (WAP)

Example: Homepage

Reset

Delete the pages last

visited (cache).

The soft keys may be assigned

functions that are controlled online

from the homepage such as “links”

or “menus”.

More ...

See below.

Exit Browser End browser and con-

nection.

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News

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Weather

More ...

Go to URL Option for accessing an

Internet address (URL = Uni-

form Resource Locator) .

Link

Show URL Show the current Inter-

The contents of option menus are

also variable.

net address.

Channels

Outbox

Access to services of-

fered by the Service

Provider.

Browser Menu

You must be in the Internet

application (online or offline).

Contains e-mails to be

transmitted later (de-

pends on the Service

Provider).

Press.

Homepage The first WAP Internet

page that is displayed

after connection is es-

tablished (may have

been set/preset by your

Service Provider).

Add book- Store the current WAP

mark

page as a bookmark wi-

th your Service Provider

(not available every-

where).

Favorites

Display up to nine WAP

pages for fast access.

Select New entry to

manually enter a URL.

Further functions via

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Disconnect End connection.

Internet (WAP)

Encryption For secure data trans-

mission some informa-

tion is encrypted .

Profiles

You can set or change the five

access profiles if necessary. The

entries and functions may vary

depending on your Service Provider.

Contact your Service

Provider to install a key.

When the connection is

established, a key is au-

tomatically exchanged

between the Service

Provider and the

Profile settings

To create a new profile, proceed as

follows:

phone.

Surf/Fun

Profiles

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Î Internet Î

Verify key

Verify the existing key.

New entry Select to display the entry

list.

New

Request a new key af-

ter consultation with

your Service Provider.

Make your entries field

by field.

You may get further information on

the entries from your Service

Provider.

About

Phone.com

Display the browser

version.

Profil

name:

Name the profile or re-

name a default name.

Dial-up Enter ISP number (ISP).

no.:

Call type: Select ISDN or Analog.

me:

name).

Pass-

word:

Enter password.

Enter IP address.

Address:

Address Enter port number.

Internet (WAP)

Activate profile

Homepa- Enter home page (see

p. 34) if not set by the

Service Provider.

% ^Profiles

@ ^Work

Linger- Enter time in seconds af-

time:

ter which a connection

should be terminated if

no input or data transfer

takes place.

Private

Select

Options

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The settings are stored

and the profile list is

shown.

Activate

To activate a profile, call the profile

list.

Special characters

(as in the SMS text editor)

Surf/Fun

Profiles

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ꢁ

ꢀ

ꢇ

Press 3 x for /

Select the required profile

and confirm.

Press 2 x for @

Indicates the

Press 4 x for . (full stop)

profile is active.

Profiles Menu Options

Your Internet browser is licensed by:

Edit

Open entry for editing.

Delete

Delete the selected

entry.

Delete all

Delete all profiles.

New entry Define new profile.

Games / Chronometer

Î Surf/Fun Î

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Games

Chronometer

Î Surf/Fun Î

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Games

Select a game from the list and have

fun.

Chronometer

Select the required func-

tion:

Stopwatch

Instructions

Display the time down to

one thousandth of a second.

Use the side keys:

You will find special instructions for

each game in the help text.

The following rules are valid for all

games.

Reset to zero.

ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ Provides tips on how to

play the game, shows the

saved scores and allows

you to set the level of

difficulty.

Delete intermediate time

tꢂstart/stop the stopwatch

rꢂClock intermediate time.

ꢀ6WDUWꢀ

Start game.

ꢀ5HVHWꢀ

Reset to zero.

Key control

Stopwatch Menu Options

Save

Save the time and

name it.

ꢊ

ꢓ

ꢕ

ꢔ

ꢒ

ꢖ

ꢉ

ꢋ

ꢑ

Edit entry

Rename entry.

Delete entry.

Delete entry

Stopwatch list Display list.

ꢂ^{Setup, Overview}

Delete list

Delete list.

Countdown

or use the control key:

A set period elapses. The last three

seconds are indicated by a beep. At

the end, a special beep sounds.

and

#ꢂ 9

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Enter the period.

Start counter.

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Message (SMS)

You may transmit and receive

messages on your phone (up to 160

characters in length).

The archive function is

displayed at the end of a

message. This moves the

message to the

MultiMediaCard™ (see

also p. 40).

Depending on your Service Provider,

emails and faxes can be transmitted

as SMS messages (change settings

if necessary, p. 45) and emails can

be received as SMS messages

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]

SMS messages can be received. Delete or

save messages (see p. 43).

Read Messages

Numbers highlightedinthe message canbe

dialled (dial key), stored in the Addressbook

(see p. 43) or used as the address for a

reply.

Display indicates a new

message.

Reply Menu Options

(Service Provider)

The recipient of the reply is the

sender of the message.

01.02.2001

13:45

Write mes- Create a new reply text.

sage

Press to read the

message.

Edit

Edit the received mes-

sage or give it a new

text.

Date/time

23:45

31.01.01

Answer is Add YES to the mes-

YES

sage.

Answer is Add NO to the mes-

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Number/sender

Message

Do we meet at 18.00 in

the hotel tomorrow?

sage.

Options

Call back

please

Add standard text for a

call back request.

In the message (depending on

length of the text), you can:

Late

Add standard text for

Late.

Scroll line by line using the

control key.

When the message has been edited

in the editor it can be stored or sent

with ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ (see p. 40).

ꢀ5HSO\ꢀ

See right.

ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ See p. 43.

Message (SMS)

Message Menu Options

Compose message

Send

Dial the number of the

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Messages

Write message

SMS

address or select from

the Addressbook, then

send.

Text input using “T9” allows

you to quickly create long

SMS messages using just

a few key entries (see

p. 41).

Send via ... List of transmission

routes.

Save

Save the composed

message in the

outgoing list.

You can write up to 160

characters; the number of

characters you can still

type is shown in the top

right-hand corner of the

display.

Insert from... Open the Addressbook

and copy a selected

entry to the text.

T9 Input

Activate or deactivate

intelligent text entry

(see also p. 41).

ꢀ&OHDUꢀ Hold down to delete

word by word.

Other functions in the

menu are shown on the

right.

(ꢂIcon in header

when T9 is active.

Select the language in

which the message is

to be composed (must

be available on the

ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ Open the text menu.

Send

Select

or select

MultiMediaCard™).

Send via ...

Line feed

Enter a line break.

A list of different

transmission routes is

displayed.

Delete text The entire message is

deleted.

Insert picture Select an icon from a

list and insert it to the

message (can only be

displayed on compati-

ble devices).

Dial number/select from

Addressbook.

ꢀ6HQGꢀ

The message is sent to

the Service Centre for

transmission.

Print via IrDA Send to a suitable

If Service Centre, Message type or Validi-

printer.

ty period are requested see p. 45.

Message (SMS)

T9 converts accented characters

(such as ä and à) for you. Simply

Text entry with “T9”

compose the message using the

“T9” deduces the correct word

from the individual key strokes by

making comparisons with an

extensive dictionary.

standard character (e.g.

instead

of Ä) and T9 will do the rest.

If the word that T9 has chosen is not

the one yo want see “T9 word

suggestions” on page 42.

Activate, deactivate T9 (SMS)

Before you can use T9 to help you

enter text you must be in the text

editor (see also p. 40):

Press before the word for

ꢁ

uppercase and lowercase,

or digits. The current mode is

shown at the top left on the

display.

ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ Open text menu then

select T9 Input.

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Activate or deactivate T9

Preferred with ꢀ&KDQJHꢀ.

When T9 is active you will

see the icon in the top line.

abc lowercase, Abc

ꢊ

ꢇ

Blank. Ends a word.

Full stop. Ends word when a

blank follows. IActs as a wild-

card character for an apostro-

phe/hyphen in the word: e.g.

3URYLGHUꢂV = Provider’s.

UPPERCASE, 123 digits.

Go to the right. Ends a word.

Select T9 Language

Select the language in which you

want to compose your message.

Deactivate T9 temporarily and

activate it again.

ꢀ

Special characters

Press the key repeatedly until the character

is displayed. They are shown on the display.

ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ Open the text menu, then

select T9 Input and then

T9 Language.

To write special characters after numbers

(e.g. 5 £), switch to letter mode first:

ꢁ

Create a word using T9

Since the display changes as you

type it is best if you finish a word without

looking at the display.

Emp

0 £

ꢊ

ꢇ

“

’

(

;

)

You simply press the keys where

the relevant letters are located once

only. For “hotel” for example type:

% ¤

ꢁ

ꢓ ꢒ ꢑ ꢔ ꢋ

@ &

Γ ∆ Θ Λ Ξ

ꢀ

Σ Φ Ψ Ω

Message (SMS)

T9 word suggestions

Correct a word

Words that have been created

using T9:

If several options are found in the

dictionary for a key sequence (a

word), the most frequent one is

displayed first. If the word you want

is not recognized, the next

Move word by word to the

left/right until the required

word is highlighted.

suggestion from T9 may be correct.

Scroll through the T9 word

suggestions again.

ꢗ

The word must be highlighted. Then

... press. The displayed

ꢀ&OHDUꢀ

Deletes the letter to the

left of the cursor and

displays a new possible

word.

ꢗ

word is replaced with a

different word. If this word

is also incorrect,

... press again. Repeat

until the correct word is

displayed.

Within a “T9 Word“, individual letters may

not be edited without cancelling T9 first. In

most cases, it is better to rewrite the

complete word.

ꢗ

If the word you want is not in the

dictionary it may be written without

T9 or added to the dictionary.

Words that have not been created

using T9:

(

SMS

140

Move character by

abc

character to the left/right.

8 o'clock is okay BꢀBꢀB

ꢀ&OHDUꢀ

Deletes the letter to the

left of the cursor.

Symbols are inserted at

the cursor position.

S p e ll

ꢀ6SHOOꢀ

Select. The last

Scroll line by line.

suggestion is deleted and

the word may now be

entered without T9

support. It is automatically

added to the dictionary.

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. 0842463(96927260.8)

DE/DK, FI, FR, IT, NL, PT, ES, SE, GB; and

additional patents are pending worldwide.

Message (SMS)

Lists/Archive Menu Options

Depending on the situation,

Incoming list, outgoing list

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Messages

SMS

different functions are available:

Incoming or Outgoing

Edit

Start the editor for

changes.

The list of saved messages is

shown.

Send

Dial number or select

from Addressbook,

then send.

j _Inbox

Invitation

Send via ...

List of transmission

routes available.

Carol

Print via IrDA Send to a suitable

Options

View

printer.

Delete

Delete the message

selected.

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See on the right .

Delete all

Capacity

Delete all entries after

confirmation.

Marking: Incoming Outgoing

Read

Not sent

Sent

Display number of

saved messages.

Unread

Save No. into Copy the phone

Archive

number selected to

the Addressbook.

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Messages

Status report Request delivery con-

firmation for messag-

es sent.

Î Archive

SMS

The list of messages recorded on

the MultiMediaCard™ is shown.

When an SMS arrives

answer at once.

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See on the right .

Mark as un- Mark the message as

read

unread.

Message (SMS)

Transmission of an SMS is confirmed with

“Message sent!”. It can be selected and re-

read in the outgoing list.

Predef. message

The following standard messages

are stored in the phone. You only

need to add the time and date.

The “Message sent!” text only indicates

that the message has been transmitted to

the Service Centre. The latter now tries to

deliver the message within a certain period.

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Messages

SMS

Predef. message

Selection:

Late, Appointment, Anniversary

If the phone was unable to send the

message, a save option and a retry option

are available.

The cursor appears at the first input

point:

If this attempt also fails check the phone

number of the Service Centre.

SMS

118

123

I will arrive

about | minutes late

on:

T9 Info

Options

Complete the message.

Jump to the next input

point.

ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ Open the text menu.

Send

Select.

Dial number or select from

Addressbook and transmit.

Message (SMS)

Message type

Setup

Variable The message type is re-

You can create different

quested for each mes-

sage.

“transmission profiles” for different

uses. A profile is selected before

text entry for the SMS.

Standard Normal SMS message.

text

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Messages

Setup

SMS

Telex

Fax

Transmission via SMS.

The list of available profiles is

displayed.

X400

Select profile.

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Own va- Define a new message

lue:

type.

Depending on the situation different

functions are available:

Validity period

New

Create a new profile.

Delete

Delete the profile (only

if not Set as default).

Select the period in which the

Service Centre tries to deliver the

message:

Set as default Set the profile as the

default profile.

Maximum*, Own value:, Variable, 1

hour, 12 hours, 1 day, 1 week

Rename

Rename the profile.

* Maximum period that the Service Provider

permits.

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ

The list of available settings ap-

pears.

Status report

You are given confirmation of the

successful or unsuccessful delivery

of a sent message. This service may

be subject to a charge.

Service Centre

Enter or change the phone numbers

of Service Centres as supplied by

the Service Provider.

Direct reply

Recipient

Enter the standard recipient for this

transmission profile or select from

the Addressbook.

The reply to your message is

handled via your Service Centre

(info from your Service Provider).

Voice message / mailbox

Most Service Providers offer you an

external answering service . In this

mailbox, a caller may leave a voice

message for you

ꢀ2.ꢀ

Registration at the

network. Confirmation is

made after a few seconds.

For further information on call

diversion see p. 55.

•

if your phone is switched off or

not ready to retrieve,

•

if you do not want to answer,

if you are making a phone call (and

if Call waiting is not active, see

p. 15).

Listen to

A new voice mail can be displayed

as follows:

If the voice mail service is not part of

your Service Provider's user

Icon, including beep.

A text message

announces a new voice

mail

package you will need to register

and the settings must be made

manually. The procedure described

below may vary slightly depending

on the Service Provider.

or you receive a call with an

automatic announcement.

Call your mailbox and play the

messages back:

Setup

Press the soft key

Your Service Provider supplies you

with two phone numbers:

underneath the icon

Mailbox phone number

You call this number to listen to the

voice mails left for you. To set it up:

Press (if necessary dial the

mailbox number).

ꢊ

ꢀ0DLOER[ꢀ Press.

Messages

Voice message

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Outside your home network, a different

mailbox number may need to be dialled.

Select a number in the Addressbook

or dial/change it and confirm with

2..

If a password is required to access your

mailbox you can store it in the Addressbook

along with the phone number (see p. 18).

Forwarding number

Calls are diverted to this phone

number. To set it up:

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Divert

Unanswered

e.g.

Set

Dial the number to which the caller

is to be diverted.

Cell broadcast

New Topic

Cell broadcast

New Topic Select.

Some Service Providers offer

information services (info channels)

such as area codes and stock

markets.The information available

depends on the Service Provider. If

reception is activated, you receive

messages on the active topics in

your “Topic list”.

•

If no Topic Index is available (see

"Topic index", p. 48) enter a topic

with its channel number and con-

firm with ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ.

If the Topic Index has already

been transmitted select a topic

and conf i rm w i t h ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ .

•

Messages

Cell broadcast

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Selection from a list ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ

If a topic is selected in the list, you

may have a look at it, activate it,

deactivate it, edit it or delete it.

Broadcast

You can activate and deactivate the

CB service. If the CB service is

activated, the operating time of the

phone will be reduced.

Auto display

CB messages are displayed in

standby mode, longer messages are

automatically scrolled.

Read new CB

The automatic display can be set for

all messages or only new messages

or deactivated entirely.

All unread CB messages are

displayed.

Use the side keys to scroll.

ꢃꢃ

The message covers the

whole display.

then press ꢀ5HDGꢀ&%ꢀ.

ꢀ

Switches to “full page view”

automatically.

Topic list

You can add 5 topics to this personal

list, which you can either select from

the Topic Index (see "Topic index",

p. 48) or enter yourself with a name

and channel number (ID). Other

channel numbers without names

may be available depending on the

SIM card.

Cell broadcast

Topic index

The list of topics currently provided

by your Service Provider is displayed

for you to choose from.

(optional)

SIM Services

Your Service Provider can offer

special applications (e. g. home

banking, stock market info, etc.)

via the SIM card.

If none are displayed the channel

numbers (ID) may be entered

manually (see "Topic list", p. 47).

Please contact your Service Provider

for details.

If you are registered for one of these

services , the service name will

appear at the top of the Ma i n Menu

or directly above the left soft key.

Icon of SIM services.

CB languages

If there is more than one application,

these are displayed in the

You may define whether you want

to receive Cell Broadcast messages

only in a specific language or in all

languages.

“SIM Services“ menu.

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With the SIM Services menu your

phone is future-proof and will

support additions to your Service

Provider's user package. For further

information, contact your Service

Provider.

Displays

Topic activated.

Topic deactivated.

New messages received on the

topic.

Messages on the topic already

read.

Highlighted phone numbers can be:

dialled.

ꢍ2SWLRQVꢄ stored in the Addressbook.

Additional beep, see p. 52.

Records

The phone stores the phone

numbers of calls for convenient

redialling.

Alarms missed

Appointments with alarms that you

have not responded to are listed and

can be displayed and edited.

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Records

Select required call list and

select the number there.

Records-Menu Options

The call list menu can be called up if

an entry is highlighted..

Select number

view information on the

phone number:

date, time, number of calls

Correct no. The number is dis-

played and can be cor-

rected.

The following call lists are available:

Copy into

Copy the entry to the

Addressbook.

Calls missed

Delete all

Delete all entries in the

call list.

The phone numbers of calls you

have received but not answered can

be recorded for call-back purposes.

Requirement:

The networks used support the

“Caller Identity” feature.

Calls received

Requirement:

The networks used support the

“Caller Identity” feature.

Calls dialled

Access to the last phone numbers

you dialled.

Fast access in standby

mode.

Profiles

If a profile is used, several settings

are made with one function.

Setup

Edit a default profile or create a new

personal profile.

•

Three profiles are standard with

default settings; they can be

changed however:

Norm. Environ., Quiet Environ., Noisy

Environ.

You may set three personal pro-

files individually:

Profile 1, Profile 2, Profile 3.

The special profile Without Alarm is

fixed and cannot be changed.

Select default profile

or profile 1, 2, 3.

•

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ Confirm.

Profiles Menu Options

Edit settings

If the phone is used by several

people they can each activate their

own settings by selecting their

personal profile.

The following functions can each be

set individually for a profile:

•

Ringer setting ......................p. 52

Volume.................................p. 52

Melodies ..............................p. 52

Silent alert............................p. 53

Service tones .......................p. 53

Key tones .............................p. 57

Big letters ............................p. 58

Filter .................................p. 53

Activate

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Profiles

Select default profile,

personal profile.

When you have finished setting a

function you return to the profile

menu where you can change a

further setting.

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ Activate the profile or

deactivate it.

Aꢂ^Profilesꢂ

Rename

@^{Norm. Environ.}

Yꢂ^{Quiet Environ.}

Y ^{Noisy Environ.}

Rename the selected profile.

Options

Select

Highlights the active

profile.

Profiles

Without Alarm

This profile is unmodifiable.

You should activate this profile if you

want to be completely undisturbed:

•

The phone must be switched off

when you select the profile.

In this status, alarms are not indi-

cated by the ringer or trembler

alarm.

•

Activate

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Profiles

Select Without Alarm.

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ Activate the profile or

deactivate it.

Profile selection must be

confirmed.

The phone switches itself off.

Normal operation

The next time you switch on the

phone the Normal Environm. profile

will be activated.

If you have missed any alarms in the

meantime this will be indicated on

the display.

Audio

You can set the tones that sound in

specific situations to suit your

particular tastes.

Melodies

Select a melody for each:

All calls

VIP

Appointments

Messages

Cell broadcast

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Audio,

then select a function:

Ringer setting

The list of the music styles available

is then displayed:

Activate, deactivate the ringer or

reduce it to a short beep.

Standard

Classical

Traditional

Discreet

Pop music

Individual (see below)

ꢘ

Beep is active.

Ringer is deactivated..

In standby mode: activate/deactivate also

with:

Hold down.

ꢁ

Select a music style.

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ Confirm.

Volume

Set different volumes for different

ringers.

Select a melody.

ꢀ2.ꢀ

Confirm.

Individual

All calls

VIP

Appointments

Messages

Cell broadcast

This style can contain any 3 melo-

dies that you have composed your-

self or copied from the MultiMedia-

Card™.

Displays rising volume.

Copy melodies from the MultiMedia-

Card™ to the phone

If two separate phone numbers are regis-

tered for your phone, you can set different

volumes for them.

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ Select Individual.

Scroll to the storage loca-

tion where you want to put

the melody.

Audio

ꢀ/RDGꢀ

Open the Ringing tone

folder on the MultiMedia-

Service tones

Card™.

Activate or deactivate the following

service tones and alarm tones:

Select a melody.

All service tones

On/Off

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ Confirm.

Network found

Warning tones

End of menu

Copy melodies from the PC

to the MultiMediaCard™

With the Data Exchange Software

you can copy melodies in MIDI for-

mat (*.MID) from the PC to the Rin-

ging tone folder on the MultiMedia-

Card™ (see p. 70).

Compose melody

You can compose melodies

yourself.

Silent alert

Keys 1 to 7 correspond to

the notes C, D, E, F, G, A

and B.

To avoid being disturbed by the

ringer, you can activate the trembler

instead. It can also be active in

addition to the ringer (in noisy

environments for example).

Go back and fowards with-

in the melody.

ꢑ

ꢇ

ꢖ

ꢀ

Increase length of note.

Reduce length of note.

One note higher.

Filter

Only calls from numbers that are in

the Addressbook or that belong to

the VIP group are signalled audibly.

Other calls are merely displayed.

One note lower.

If you do not accept these calls they

will be diverted to your mailbox (if

set see p. 46).

ꢁ

Insert a pause.

One octave up or down.

Displayed when activated.

ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ The menu offers further

functions such as

Play, Save, Insert Note, Delete

Note etc.

The melody you have composed can

be saved on the MultiMediaCard™.

Time/Charge

You can display the charge details

and duration of calls as you speak ,

as well as setting a unit limit for

outgoing calls.

Limit

(PIN 2 needed)

Special SIM cards allow you or the

Service Provider to define a credit /

period after which the phone is

blocked for outgoing calls.

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Time/Charge

After you have made the charge

detail settings you can display the

call duration/charge details for the

following call types:

ꢀ(GLWꢀ

Enter the number of units.

Then confirm the credit or reset the

counter. The display of Prepaid

cards may vary depending on

Service Provider.

Last call

All calls out

All calls in

All Calls

Displays the call duration/charges

for all calls.

Incoming calls

Displays the charges for incoming

calls if these are billed separately.

Select a call type.

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ Display the data.

Auto display

Call duration and call charges are

displayed after each call.

When displayed, you may do the

following:

ꢀ'HOHWHꢀ Clear display.

ꢀ2.ꢀ

End display.

Charge settings

Set the parameters on the display.

Charge rate

(PIN 2 needed)

Enter the charges per unit/period.

Enter the currency in which charge

details are to be shown.

Divert

You can set the conditions for which

calls are diverted to your mailbox or

other numbers.

All calls

All calls are diverted.

Symbol in top line of the

display in standby mode.

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Divert

Set divert

Example: The most common

Specific divert

If not reachable

condition for forwarding is:

Divert if the phone is switched off or

out of range.

Unanswered

This and other conditions (see box)

are set in the same way:

If no reply

A call is only diverted after a delay.

The period can be set by the user to

a maximum of 30 seconds in 5

second intervals.

Divert

Unanswered

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Set

Enter the phone number to which

a call will be diverted (if not done

If busy

already), and confirm with

ꢀ2.ꢀ

Divert if a call is in progress.

If “Call waiting“ is activated (see

p. 64) you will hear the call waiting

tone (see p. 15) even if the “If busy“

diversion has been set.

ꢈ

Displays the Addressbook

or mailbox, to select the

number to which a call will

be diverted.

Receiving fax

Fax calls are diverted to a phone

number with a fax connection.

After a short pause the setting is

confirmed by the network.

Unanswered

Receiving data

Data calls are diverted to a phone

number with a PC connection.

This setting covers the most important

conditions: (see also below)

If not reachable

If no reply

If busy

Divert

Status check

If you want to check the current

divert status, first select the

condition then Status check.

Note that the diversion is stored in the

network and not in the phone (when the

SIM card is changed for example).

Reactivate divert

After a short pause the current

situation is transmitted by the

network and displayed.

The last diversion has been stored.

Proceed as with Set Divert.

Condition set.

Not set.

The stored phone number is displayed and

is confirmed.

Displayed if status is

unknown (on a new

SIM card for example).

Edit phone number

Proceed as with Divert. When the stored

phone number is displayed:

Clear all

ꢀ'HOHWHꢀ Delete the phone number.

All set diversions are deleted.

Enter new number and confirm.

Setup

To create additional capacity on the Multi-

Menu mode

MediaCard™, languages not required can

be deleted. The contents of the

MultiMediaCard™ are available for down-

loading from the Internet at http://

www.siemens.com /s l 45 . The files can be

restored from there (see "Card-Explorer", p.

67).

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Setup

Menu mode

You can reduce the main menu to

just the important functions to make

it easier to use the phone.

Now you can call them up directly

without going via other menus:

If a language you do not understand has

been set,the phone can be reset to the

language of the Service Provider or to

English by entering * # 0 0 0 0 #

Calls dialled

Calls missed

Voice message

MP3 Player

Dictaphone

Keys

Calendar

Divert all Unanswered

Incoming Messages

Write new Message

All service tones

Volume all calls

Melody all calls

Profiles

Any key answer

You can answer incoming calls using

^{any key (except}4^).

Auto key lock

Menu mode

The keypad is automatically locked if

one minute elapses since any key

was last pressed. This preventsthe

phone from being used accidentally.

However, you can still be called and

you can still make an emergency

call.

Use the Menu mode function to acti-

vate the full main menu.

Device

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Setup

Device

The keypad can also be directly

locked and unlocked:

then select function.

ꢀ

Hold down.

Language

ꢀ2.ꢀ

Confirm.

English is always available as the ba-

sic language. The language of your

Service Provider is loaded automati-

cally when the SIM card is inserted.

A third language may be loaded in

addition.

Key tones

You can set the type of key tone:

Key Click or Key Tones or

Key silent

Setup

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Setup

Device

Please refer to "Card-Explorer", p. 67

for instructions on copying (static)

bitmaps to the display.

then select a function:

Contrast

Display

Sets the display contrast.

Illumination

Status

The display illumination can be

switched on and off (this affects

standby time)

Master reset

The brightness can be adjusted.

The phone is reset to the default

values (does not apply to the SIM

card or network settings).

Big letters

You can change the font size on the

display.

Phone identity

The phone identity number (IMEI)is

displayed. This information may be

useful for customer service.

Own Greeting

You can create a greeting that is

displayed when you switch the

phone on.

Fast search

ꢀ(GLWꢀ

Toggles between On

and Off.

Network reconnection is speeded

up when this function is active

(standby time is reduced).

Delete old message and

compose new message.

ꢀ2.ꢀ

Erase records

Confirm changes.

(phone code p. 61)

Screen style

The following lists are deleted: (see

also p. 49)

You can select an animation to re-

place the current graphic that is dis-

played when you switch your phone

on. You can copy additional graphics

into the Animation folder on the

MultiMediaCard™ using the Data

Exchange Software (p. 70).

Calls missed

Calls received

Calls dialled

Alarms missed

The animation that is displayed

when the phone is switched off can-

not be changed.

Setup

ꢀꢀ0HQXꢀ

Setup

Device

T9 Input

then select a function:

T9 Preferred

Clock

You may set whether “T 9“ should

be used permanently for entering

messages (see p. 41).

Time/Date

The clock must be set correctly once

at start-up.

T9 Language

Switch to the language in which you

want to compose the message.

ꢀ&KDQJHꢀ Press.

First date (day/month/

year), then time (24 hours

including seconds).

Format Date

Set the date format:

DD.MM.YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY

Auto display

The time display can be switched on

or off.

Auto Phone Off

The phone switches off each day at

the set time.

•

Setting

ꢀ7LPHꢀ

Press.

Enter time (24 h clock).

Confirm.

ꢀ2.ꢀ

• Deactivate

ꢀ9DULDEOHꢀ Press.

ꢀ2.ꢀ

Confirm.

If the battery is removed for more than

about 30 seconds, the clock must be reset.

Setup

Babysitter

(Phonecode)

Security

The phone and SIM card are

Calls can only be made to one phone

number that is dialled by holding

down the left soft key. Enter phone

number and name or select from the

Addressbook.

protected against misuse by several

security codes.

PIN 1 Protects your SIM card (per-

sonal identification number).

PIN 2 This is needed to set the

charge detail display and to

access additional functions

on special SIM cards.

To end:

Hold down and enter

phone code.

ꢀ

PUK Key code. Used to unlock

SIM cards after the wrong

PIN has been entered.

Only *

(PIN 2)

Phone Protects your phone. Must

code be entered at the first securi-

ty setting (4-8 digits)).

The dialling options are restricted to

specific phone numbers. If only area

codes are entered, the relevant

phone numbers can be added to

these manually before dialling.

Keep these confidential numbers in a

safe place where you can access them

again if required.

For further information see p. 22.

Only last 10

(Phonecode)

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Setup

Security

then select a function:

Calls are limited to the call list

of dialled numbers. This call list can

be filled with phone numbers

specifically for this purpose:

Delete (see also p. 49) the call list

and create “new entries“ by dialling

phone numbers and cancelling

before the connection is

established.

Setup

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Setup

Security

then select a function:

Network

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Setup

Network

then select a function:

PIN control

Connection

This function is only displayed if it is

supported by the Service Provider.

The PIN is usually requested each

time the phone is switched on. You

can deactivate this feature but you

risk unauthorised use of the phone.

Some Service Providers do not

permit this function.

Two independent phone numbers

must be registered on the phone.

Select

Prevent new SIM

Select the phone number to be

used.

(Phonecode)

Your phone is prevented from

operating with a different SIM card.

If you change frequently, it is more

convenient to make the selection

using the soft key (see p. 65).

Pin change

Display the active phone

number.

PIN 1

You can change the PIN to any

4 - 8 digit number (i.e . a number you

may find easier to remember).

Special settings can be made for each

phone number (melody, call diversion etc).

Switch to the required phone number first.

ꢀ2.ꢀ

Enter old PIN.

Press.

To switch the phone number/line:

(in standby mode)

ꢀ2.ꢀ Enter new PIN.

ꢀ2.ꢀ Repeat new PIN.

ꢇ

Press, then:

Press.

ꢀ/LQHꢀꢆꢀ

PIN 2

Lock

You can change the PIN 2 to any 4-8

digit number (displayed only if PIN2

is available).

(Phonecode)

You may limit usage to one phone

number.

Proceed as with PIN 1.

Phonecode

You can also change the phone code

to any 4 - 8 digit number. Proceed as

with PIN 1.

Setup

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Setup

Network

Preferred network

then select a function:

The Service Providers you prefer

after your home Service Provider are

displayed in this list (e.g. if there are

several Service Providers that differ

in price).

Setup

Network info

The list of GSM networks currently

available is shown.

When this function is activated, the

list that your home Service Provider

proposes is displayed first. You can

edit this as required.

Indicates forbidden

Service Providers

(depending on SIM card).

ꢀ/LVWꢀ

Display list of preferred

networks.

Change network

Network search is restarted. This is

useful if you are not in your home

network or want to register in a

different network. The network info

list is rebuilt.

•

New entry:

Scroll to an empty entry in

the list.

ꢀ3URJUꢂꢀ Press and select one from

the list of all Service Pro-

viders.

Auto network

Activate or deactivate, see also

“Change network” above.

•

Change/delete old entry:

Select existing entry and delete it or

select an entry from the list of

Service Providers and confirm.

If “Automatic Network“ is active,

the next network is dialled in the

order of your list of “preferred

Service Providers“. Otherwise, a

different network can be selected

manually from the list of available

GSM networks.

Band selection

Select either GSM 900 or

GSM 1800.

Barrings

Operator list

A list of all known GSM Service

Providers is shown. Select entry and

press ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ to display the code.

A new Service Provider can be

added to the list (enter the national

code and network code).

Barring restricts the use of your SIM

card (not supported by all Service

Providers). You need a 4 digit

password that your Service Provider

supplies you. You must be

registered separately for each

barring.

Further Network

Select, change and

confirm.

Setup

Outgoing Access

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Setup

Network

then select a function:

All outgoing calls (except

emergency numbers) are barred.

User group

Outgoing International

Only national calls can be made.

If offered by the Service Provider,

this service enables groups to be

formed. These have access for

example to internal (company)

information or special tariffs apply to

them. Check with your Service

Provider for details.

Out. Intern. excl. Home

International calls are not permitted.

However, you can make calls to your

own country when abroad.

All calls in

The phone is barred for all incoming

calls (forwarding all your calls to the

mailbox has a similar effect).

Active

Activate or deactivate the function.

“User group” must be deactivated

for normal phone use (phone code,

p. 61).

When roaming

You do not receive calls when

outside your home network. This

means that no charges are incurred

for incoming calls.

Select Group

You may select or add groups other

than the preferred groups (see

below). The Service Provider

supplies you with code numbers for

the groups.

Status check

The following information can be

displayed after a status check:

Barring set

Outgoing Access

Yꢂꢂ

Barring not set

In addition to network control for a

user group, it is possible to set

whether outgoing calls outside the

group are permitted . If the function

is deactivated, only calls within the

group are permitted.

Status unknown

(e.g. new SIM card)

Clear all

All barrings are cleared.

Preferred group

If activated, only calls within this

standard user group can be made

(depending on the network

configuration).

Setup

Switch to handset during a call (if the phone

is connected to the hands-free kit).

Activate and deactivate.

During calls

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Setup

ꢚ

During calls

then select a function:

Car use

Call waiting

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Setup

In the car

If you are registered for this service,

you can check whether it is set and

activate or deactivate it (see also

p. 15).

If the phone is connected to an

original Siemens car kit, the

following functions can be activated/

deactivated:

Conceal ID

When you make a call, your number

appears on the recipient's display

(depending on the Service Provider).

Auto Answer

Calls are accepted after the 3rd ring

if the phone is connected to an

original Siemens car kit. Depending

on the setup, the ignition may need

to be switched on.

To suppress this display, you may

activate “Conceal ID“ mode for the

next call or all subsequent calls. You

may need to register separately with

your Service Provider for these

functions.

Factory default: On.

ꢙ

Indication on the display.

Aut. power off

The phone is powered by the car's

power supply. The time between

switching off the ignition and

deactivation of the phone can be

adjusted. Factory default: 2 hours.

Minute Beep

During a call you hear a beep after

every minute as a reminder of the

time elapsed.

Automatic settings:

Permanent illumination: Switched on

Auto key lock: Switched off

Headset

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Setup

Headset

Calls are automatically accepted

after the 3rd ring when the stereo

headphones are connected. You

should continue wearing the

headphone.

IrDA

Activate/deactivate infrared data

transmission.

Fast access key

The left soft key and keys

Soft key

2 to 9 (speed dialling numbers) can

each be assigned an important

phone number or a function.

The phone number can then be

dialled or the function can be

activated at the touch of a button.

(Service Provider)

01.09.2001

Calendar

13:45

•

Phone number

See right

SIM location......................... p. 21

Conceal ID ........................... p. 64

Internet ................................ p. 34

Write message .................... p. 40

Calendar............................... p. 31

IrDA ................................. p. 64

Calculator ............................ p. 33

Currency Conv. .................... p. 33

Games ................................. p. 38

Voicedialling......................... p. 24

User group........................... p. 63

SIM Services ....................... p. 48

Appointments ...................... p. 31

Dictaphone .......................... p. 28

MP3 Player .......................... p. 25

Card-Explorer....................... p. 67

Profiles................................. p. 50

Calls missed ........................ p. 49

Calls received ...................... p. 49

The left soft key can be used for fast

access.

Edit

Press soft key (“Calendar”, if this is

still preset):

ꢀ&DOHQGDUꢀ Press.

ꢀ(GLWꢀ

Press and scroll to the

application in the list.

•

Assign the new application (e.g.

Games) to the soft key.

Special case phone number.

Pick out a name from the Ad-

dressbook (e.g. “Carol”) to assign

to the soft key.

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ Confirm setting.

Line

................................. p. 61

Apply

The name “Carol” is used here only

as an example.

A function may already have been

programmed on this soft key by your

Service Provider (e.g. access to

^’Q ^{SIM-Services’).}

ꢀ&DUROꢀ

ꢀ2.ꢀ

Press briefly.

The number is dialled.

The soft key may sometimes be replaced

with

/ Iꢂto access a new

message.

Fast access key

Apply

Speed dialling number

Select a stored phone number or

start a stored application (e.g.

Games).

Digit keys 1 to 9 can be used as

speed dialling numbers for fast

access.

In standby mode:

Defaults for the speed dialling number

ꢑ

Press.

Reserved for the phone number

to check the mailbox....... p. 46

Calendar.......................... p. 31

Appointments ................. p. 31

Internet ........................... p. 34

SIM location .................... p. 21

Write message ............... p. 40

Calculator ....................... p. 33

Games ............................ p. 38

IrDA................................. p. 64

The assignment of the 8 is displayed

instead of the right soft key, e.g.:

ꢀ*DPHVꢀ Press briefly.

ꢀ2.ꢀ

Start application.

or for a function with a phone

number:

, then

ꢑ

or: (application and phone number)

Hold down.

ꢑ

Edit

In standby mode:

Press digit key (e.g. 2).

ꢀ&DOHQGDUꢀ Press.

ꢀ(GLWꢀ Press and scroll to the

application in the list.

or if the key is not assigned:

ꢀ6HWꢀ Press.

Quick menu selection

The menu functions are numbered

in the sequence of their occurrence.

ꢉ

Enter the appropriate sequence of

numbers to select a function

directly.

For example, to compose a new

SMS message:

•

Assign the new application (e.g.

Games) to the key.

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Press.

•

Special case phone number. In the

SIM memory, scroll to a name for

assignment to the key.

ꢔ

ꢊ

For Messages.

For SMS.

ꢀ6HOHꢃWꢀ Confirm setting.

For Write message.

Card-Explorer

To organize your files on the

MultiMediaCard™, you can use the

Card-Explorer like a PC file manager.

Card-Explorer Menu ꢀ2SWLRQVꢀ

You are offered different functions

depending on whether you have

selected a file or a folder.

Î Surf/Fun Î

ꢀ0HQXꢀ

Card-Explorer

[ \

Mark

Highlight entry.

Voice notice

Delete

Delete all highlighted

entries.

uꢂ

Animation

Bitmap

Delete all

Delete all entries after a

confirmation.

Options

Open

New folder Create and name new

A list of the folders and files on the

MultiMediaCard™ are displayed.

folder.

Rename

Rename highlighted

entry.

Navigate through the list as usual

using the control key:

Send via

IrDA

Select IrDA transmis-

sion route.

Scroll up and down.

Sort

Set sort criteria (alpha-

betical, type, time).

Highlight file/remove

highlighting, open folder.

Info

Retrieve information on

the selcted file/folder.

ꢀ0DUNꢀ

Highlight file for later

action.

Drive info

Information on the in-

serted MultiMedia-

Card™.

Go back from folder.

Delete system files from MultiMedia-

Card™

Load bitmap Load bitmap into the

Files that your phone requires are stored on

the MultiMediaCard™in addition to your

own data, such as music. System files that

are not required (such as other languages)

can be deleted to increase capacity. Note

that this is likely to reduce the functions

that the phone can perform.

If you need to restore any files to the Multi-

MediaCard™ they are available for down-

loading from the Internet at

display.

Clear Bitmap Remove bitmap from

the display

Load

language

Load display language.

Open

Play

Open an entry.

Play an entry.

Read SMS.

View

http://www.siemens.com/sl45 (see p. 70).

Fax/data mode using a PC

With the phone connected to a PC

(see p. 69), you can transmit and

receive faxes and data. Appropriate

software for data communication/

fax communication must be

Speech/fax

Send

ꢍ0HQXꢄ

Setup

available on your PC.

Fax/data mod. Î

Send Sp/Fax

Fax and data services must be

enabled on your phone. Different

networks support different types of

fax/data reception; contact your

Service Provider for details.

Set this function on the phone before

transmission so that you can switch

from voice mode to fax mode.

While the connection is being set up

the following soft key is available for

two seconds:

Fax/data

Your Service Provider must give you

a phone number for telephony and a

fax/data number.

ꢀ6Sꢎ)D[ꢀ Switch to Send Sp/Fax

mode.

ꢀ)D[ꢀ

Switch to fax mode; you

may now send a fax.

Sending

Receive

(Only if a special fax number is not

available).

Start your PC communication

program and enter the destination

phone number in the program.

Start the communication program

on your PC and switch on the

function on the phone during the call

(the PC accepts the connection).

Receiving

The call is signalled by a special

ringer and its type (fax or data) is

displayed.

0HQXꢀ

Settings

Fax/data mod. Î

Receiv.Sp/Fax

Incoming Data

End transmission

End transmission in the PC software

Answer

Reject

^{and/or press}4^.

Now start the communication

program on your PC to receive the

fax.

Data exchange

Activate infrared data

transfer.

ꢍ&KDQJHꢄ

Sync Station

You can establish a “fixed“

connection between the phone and

the PC via the Sync Station.

Indicator on the display:

If switched on.

During transmission.

Integral modem

The phone has an integral modem

that is used for data exchange via

the infrared port or a cable.

Switching your phone off and on after using

the Data Exchange Software or Siemens

QuickSync Software lets you use the inte-

grated modem.

Connect the mains power socket

and the Sync Station

plug-in power supply.

•

to the

Technical data

Modem driver:

Data transfer is not available unless the

power supply unit is connected.

Conforms to the V.25 command set.

^{Connect the Sync Station}o ^to

the serial interface of the PC using

the connecting cable.

Insert the phone into the Sync

^Stationp ^{and press downward}

until it engages.

•

Speed:

Conforms to ITU-T standard V.22bis

(2400, 4800 and 9600 bit/s).

•

Fax:

Fax at 2400, 4800, 7200 and

9600 bit/s.

Conforms to service class 2.

The contact message is

displayed.

)

Setting on the PC

IrDA (Infrared)

ꢍ0HQXꢄ Î Setup Î IrDA

For fax or data transfer with

communications software on your

PC you must install a standard

modem in its operating system

control panel:

The infrared port integrated in the

phone cannot be used unless the

other device has a corresponding

port.

•

Standard modem, 19,200 bit/s,

Fax 9600 bit/s maximum,

infrared 115,000 bit/s.

Align the infrared windows with

each other (max. distance 30 cm).

PC software

Directory

File type Sys-

Data Exchange Software

The Data Exchange Software

creates another drive in Windows®

Explorer.

tem

file

Addressbook

*.adr

Animation

*.bmp

Graphic display when

phone i s s witched on.

It provides an easy way of using

your PC to control the many storage

options of the MultiMediaCard™ in

the phone.

Bitmap

*.bmp

Service Provider logo.

May be replaced with

your own graphic.

Software installation

Help

Help texts.

*.wmlc

*.wbmp

Insert the CD ROM into your PC and

select Data Exchange Software. You

will be guided through the installation

process.

Language

Display texts in different

languages.

*.lng

Misc

Other files.

*.*

Operating instructions

The Data Exchange Software offers

detailed operating instructions and

online help. First select the drive

icon, then you can call up help by

clicking on “?“ in the menu bar.

Mp3

Music files (mp3),

Playlists (mpl).

*.mp3

*.mpl

Ringing tone

*.mid

Beeps and ringers.

Connection

The phone and the PC must be

interconnected via the Sync Station

or a cable (p. 78).

Sms

SMS messages (Out), *.smo

SMS messages (In).

*.smi

T9 data base

T9 language database.

*.ldb

File formats/folders

As supplied from the factory, the

MultiMediaCard™ contains the

following folders. Ensure that

imported files are copied into the

correct folders depending on the

form at. If not, the data will be

ignored.

Voice memo

Voice memos created

using the dictaphone.

*.vmo

Voice notice

Voice notices created

and imported.

PC software

N. B.

Delete system files from MultiMedia-

Card™

Note the following differences

compared with Windows®

Explorer:

Files that your phone requires are stored on

the MultiMediaCard™in addition to your

own data, such as music. System files that

are not required (such as other languages)

can be deleted to increase capacity. Note

that this is likely to reduce the functions

that the phone can perform.

If you need to restore any files to the Multi-

MediaCard™ they are available for down-

loading from the Internet at

•

Files saved on the MultiMedia-

Card™ (e.g. MP3 files) cannot be

started from the PC.

•

The Data Exchange Software of-

fers conversion routines that al-

low you to define whether a file is

to be converted when it is moved/

copied.

http://www.siemens.com/sl45 (see p. 70).

For example an SMS to “text” or

a voice memo to “WAV” (Win-

dows® Explorer: Activate Edit -

Convert file).

Siemens QuickSync

This PC program can be used to

synchronise addresses and

appointments between your phone

and Microsoft®Outlook® 98/2000.

•

Data deleted from the

MultiMediaCard™ cannot be re-

covered and cannot be retrieved

from the Windows® Recycle Bin.

Software installation

Insert the CD ROM into your PC and

select Siemens QuickSync. You will

be guided through the installation

process.

Online help

Refer to the program’s help function

for further information.

Operating instructions

Siemens QuickSync offers detailed

operating instructions and online

help. You can call up help by clicking

on “?“ in the menu bar.

Connection

The phone and the PC must be inter-

connected via the Sync Station or a

cable (see p. 78).

Display symbols

These symbols are displayed among

others:

WAP Online.

[

)

WAP Offline.

Displays

ꢂꢂꢂU Strength of incoming signal.

MultiMediaCard™-folder.

Sync Station contacted.

Infra-red standby.

Infra-red transmission.

ꢅ

ꢘ

Battery being charged.

Charging completed.

Battery indicator.

All calls are diverted.

Ringer off.

DATA Only data reception.

FAX Only fax reception.

Calendar icons

Short ringer (beep) only.

Ringer only if caller is stored in

the Addressbook.

Memo.

ꢏ

Alarm is set.

ꢎ

ꢌ

Meeting.

ꢐ

Key lock active.

Call.

*!*

Transmission unencrypted.

Phone numbers/names:

SIM Card.

Birthday.

ꢛ

Voice memo.

ꢍ

Phone memory.

Soft keys

Restricted SIM Card.

Message received.

Press: Read.

No network access.

ꢙ

Phone number 1 or 2 active.

Function active.

No more SMS messages can be

received.

]

Voice mail received.

Press: Play back.

Unknown network function.

Auto Call answering on.

Addressbook.

Unanswered call

Press: Display number.

Store in Addressbook.

Store in archive.

SIM Services.

ꢆ

ꢚ

abc / Indicates whether upper or

Abc/123

lowercase letters are active.

Text input without T9.

Text input with T9.

abc

ꢂ(_abc

Switch to handset.

T9 word selection.

ꢂꢗ

Siemens Service

Worldwide support from Siemens Partners is

only a phone call away or available on the Internet at:

http://www.my-siemens.com

Abu Dhabi......... Siemens Service

Center..................... 0 26 42 38 00

Kuwait ...............NGEECO ...................... 4 81 87 49

Latvia.................Siemens ...................... 7 50 11 14

Lebanon *..........F.A. Kettaneh ............ 01 44 30 43

Libya ..................Siemens ...................... 3 50 28 82

Lithuania............Siemens ................. 8 22 39 15 55

Luxemburg.........Siemens ................... 43 84 33 99

Malaysia............Hello service......... 03 79 52 51 84

Mauritius ...........Ireland Blyth................ 2 11 62 13

Morocco ............SETEL S.A.................... 2 35 24 09

Netherlands *....Siemens .............. 0 70 3 33 31 00

Norway * ..........Siemens .................... 22 70 84 00

Oman.................Siemens ......................... 79 10 12

Pakistan.............Siemens ............... 02 15 67 35 65

Philippines .........Siemens .................... 28 14 98 88

Poland ...............Siemens ............... 08 00 22 09 90

Portugal * ..........Siemens ................. 0 14 17 83 93

Qatar..................Siemens ...................... 4 69 67 00

Russia ...............Siemens ........... 8 09 57 37 18 01

Saudi Arabia .....Siemens ................ 0 26 51 50 94

Sharja ................Siemens ................ 0 65 33 66 42

Singapore .........Siemens ..................... 8 45 48 18

Slovakia .............Siemens ............... 07 59 68 22 66

Slovenia ............Siemens ................ 0 14 74 63 36

South africa ......Siemens .............. 08 60 10 11 57

Spain .................Siemens ................ 9 02 11 50 61

Sweden * .........Siemens ................ 0 87 50 99 11

Switzerland .......Siemens ................ 0 12 12 00 90

Taiwan ..............Siemens .............. 02 25 18 65 04

Thailand ............Siemens .................... 26 79 17 77

Tunisia ...............Tunisia......................... 1 86 19 02

Turkey ...............SIMKO............... 0 21 65 71 89 89

Vietnam .............Opticom .................... 45 63 22 44

Argentinia ......... Siemens.............0 80 08 88 98 78

Australia ........... Siemens ............... 18 00 62 24 14

Austria * .......... Siemens................05 17 07 50 04

Bahrain.............. Bahrain ........................... 40 42 34

Bangladesh ...... Siemens ................. 0 17 52 74 47

Belgium ............ Siemens ................. 0 78 15 22 21

Brunei ............... incomm .....................02 43 08 01

Bulgaria ............ Omnitel .....................02 73 94 88

Canada.............. Siemens.............1 88 87 77 02 11

China ................ Siemens ............ 0 21 50 31 81 49

Croatia ............. Siemens ................. 0 16 10 53 81

Czech Republic . Siemens ............... 02 24 19 92 59

Denmark * ....... Siemens.....................35 25 86 00

Dubai *.............. Siemens..................0 43 55 99 88

Egypt ................ Siemens ................. 01 3 31 31 44

Estonia .............. Siemens.......................6 30 47 35

Finland *............ Siemens................09 22 94 37 00

France * ............ Siemens................01 56 38 42 00

Germany * ....... Siemens.............0 18 05 33 32 26

Great Britain * .. Siemens ............... 09 90 33 44 11

Greece............... Siemens..................0 16 86 43 89

Hong Kong ........ Siemens.....................22 58 36 36

Hungary ............ Siemens................06 14 71 24 44

Iceland .............. Smith & Norland.......... 5 11 30 00

India .................. Siemens................01 16 92 39 88

Indonesia .......... Dian Graha Elektr. 02 14 61 50 81

Ireland *............ Siemens................18 50 77 72 77

Italy ................... Siemens................02 69 89 36 91

Ivory Coast........ Siemens.....................20 21 50 17

Jordan .............. Siemens..................0 79 55 96 63

Original Siemens accessories

You can buy original Siemens accessories at http://www.my-siemens.com; in countries

marked with an asterisk *, you can also call the phone number shown.

Troubleshooting

If problems occur when using the phone, try to find a solution here first. If the

problem persists, check with your Service Provider or Siemens Service.

Problem

Possible cause

Possible remedy

Phone cannot be On/Off key not pressed long

4ꢂ^{Press On/Off key for at least two seconds.}

switched on.

enough.

Flat battery

Charge battery. Check charging indicator in the display.

Clean contacts.

Battery contacts dirty

Battery in total discharge

(charge icon no longer

displayed).

Charge battery.

It may take up to two hours for the charge icon to ap-

pear.

Standbytimetoo Frequent use of the organizer

Restrict use if necessary.

short.

and games.

Speed search active.

Display illumination on.

Deactivate speed search (see p. 58).

Switch off display illumination (see p. 58).

Activate key lock.

Unintentional keystrokes

(and illumination).

Charging fault Battery totally discharged.

Charge battery.

(charge icon not

displayed or

flashing)

Temperature out of range:

+5 °C to +40 °C

Make sure the ambient temperature is right, wait a

while, then recharge.

Contact problem

Check power supply and connection to the phone.

Check battery contacts, clean them if necessary, then

insert battery again.

No mains voltage

Charger defective

Wrong charger

Battery faulty

Plug in to a different socket or check voltage.

If the charger does not warm up, replace it.

Only use original Siemens SL45 accessory.

Replace battery.

SIM error

SIM card not correctly inserted Make sure that the SIM card is correctly inserted. The

card carrier must engage (see p. 7).

SIM card contacts dirty

SIM card with wrong voltage

SIM card damaged

Clean the SIM card with a dry cloth.

Use 3 V SIM cards only.

Inspect the damage.

Return SIM card to Service Provider.

Troubleshooting

Problem

Possible cause

Possible remedy

MultiMediaCard™ Incorrect format, contacts

1. Remove and replace MultiMediaCard™.

2. Clean contacts.

cannot be read.

dirty

3. Switch teh phone off and on again.

4. Format the MultiMediaCard™ (you will lose all the

data on the card).

MultiMediaCard™ MultiMediaCard™ write-

cannot be written protected

to.

Replace the MultiMediaCard™.

No connection to

the network

Signal weak

Move higher, to a window or open space.

Outside GSM range

SIM card not valid

Check Service Provider coverage map.

Use another phone to contact Service Provider.

New network not authorized Try manual selection or select different network

(see p. 62).

Network barring is set

Network overloaded

Signal too weak

Check barrings (see p. 62).

Try again later.

Phone loses net-

work.

Reconnection to another Service Provider is automatic

(see p. 62). Switching teh phone off and on again may

speed this up.

Calls not possible Dialling error

2nd line set

New network not authorised (see p. 62).

Set other call line (see p. 61).

New SIM card inserted

Check for new restrictions.

Charge limit reached

Contact Service Provider or reset limit with PIN 2

(see p. 54).

Certain uses of the Call restrictions are set.

phone not possible

Barrings may be set by your Service Provider. Check

barrings (see p. 61).

The phone number has more Check phone number.

than 20 digits.

Entries cannot be MultiMediaCard™ not in- Insert MultiMediaCard™ with Addressbook.

made in Address- serted

book.

Addressbook is full.

Addressbook can- MultiMediaCard™has been Insert MultiMediaCard™ with Addressbook.

not be found. changed or is not inserted.

Languagecannotbe File deleted from the Multi- Load language file from the CD ROM with Data Ex-

selected. MediaCard™ change software (see p. 9).

Transferred music The files have not been cop- Use the MultiMediaCard™ Explorer to move files to

files not found. ied into the MP3 folder. the MP3 folder (see p. 67).

Incorrect format for the MP3 Use RealJukebox ™ (deactivate security function) for

files encoding (see p. 27).

Delete Addressbook entries (see p. 20).

Problem

Troubleshooting

Possible cause

Possible remedy

Voice mail does not Call diversion not set

work.

Set call diversion

(see p. 55).

Message “

“.

Message store full

Delete a message to make room

(see p. 43).

]

Message cannot be Service Providers do not support this Check with your Service Provider.

sent.

service.

Phone number of the Service Centre is Set Service Centre (see p. 45).

not set or is wrong.

SIM card contract does not support this Contact your Service Provider.

service.

Service Provider overloaded

Repeat message.

Check.

Addressee does not have

a compatible phone.

Function cannot be

set.

Not supported by Service Provider or Contact your Service Provider.

registration required.

Charge counter does Charge pulse not transmitted.

not work.

Contact your Service Provider.

PIN error

Three wrong entries

EntertheMASTERPIN(PUK)providedwith

the SIM according to the instructions. If

MASTER PIN or PIN has been lost, contact

your Service Provider.

Phone code error

Three wrong entries

Contact Siemens Service (see p. 73).

Contact your Service Provider.

Service Provider code No authorisation for this service.

error

Too few/too many

menu entries

Functions may have been added or re- Check with your Service Provider.

moved by your Service Provider via the

SIM card.

No fax possible

Incorrect settings in the PC.

Check settings, see p. 68.

No authorisation for this service.

Wrong Windows infrared driver.

Contact your Service Provider.

Replace Windows infrared driver/contact

your PC supplier.

Damage

Severe shock

Remove battery and SIM and insert them again. Do not dismantle the phone.

Phone exposed to

moisture

Remove and dry the battery and SIM card. Dry immediately with a cloth; do not use

heat. Dry connector contacts thoroughly. Stand unit upright in a current of air. Do

not dismantle the phone.

Specifications/maintenance

Declaration of conformity Maintenance tips

Siemens Information and Communi-

cation mobile hereby declares that

the phone complies with all the es-

sential requirements of European

Directive 1999/5/EC.

The SIM card/MultiMediaCard™

should be treated with the same

care as a cheque guarantee card. Do

not bend or scratch it or expose it to

static electricity.

A copy of the original declaration of

conformity can be found at the

following Internet address:

Clean the card with a damp cloth or

anti-static wipe without chemical

cleaning agents.

http://www.s i e mens.com/s l 4 5

Protect the phone from moisture

and shocks. Do not expose your

phone to direct sunlight.

The phone complies with SAR val-

ues as per ICNIRP.

Remove the battery if you are not

going to use the phone for extended

periods of time.

Technical data

GSM class 4 (2 Watt)

Frequency range:

Phone ID

880 - 960 MHz

You will need the following details if you

lose your phone or SIM card. Please enter

here the number of the SIM card (on the

card)

GSM class 1 (1 Watt)

Frequency range:

1710 - 1880 MHz

Weight:

88 g (not including

MultiMediaCard™)

....................................................

Dimensions:

Operating voltage:

105 x 44 x 17 mm

(69 ccm)

15-digit serial number of the phone

(under the battery):

3.6 V

Operating temperature:-10°C to 55°C

....................................................

Standby time:

Talk time:

60 to 170 h.

1½ to 4 h.

3 Volt

Service Provider's Customer Service

number:

SIM card:

....................................................

Lost phone

If you lose your phone and/or SIM card,

contact your Service Providerimmediately

to prevent misuse.

General accessories

Spare battery

Stereo headset with PTT button

L36880-N4801-A100 (Li-Ion, 540 mAh)

L36880-N4801-A104 (Li-Ion, 1000 mAh)

L36880-N4801-A115

High-quality stereo headset for lis-

tening to music and handsfree talk-

ing. The headset has a button for ac-

tivating voice dialling and for

Travel charger

L36880-N4001-A103 (EC)

L36880-N4001-A104 (UK)

accepting and ending calls.

Like the standard charger, but with

automatic voltage selection from 90

to 270 V for international use.

(Note: identical to the headset in-

cluded with the SL45)

Sync Station

Headset (PTT)

L36880-N4801-A105

L36880-N4001-A123

The Sync Station (incl. data cable

RS232) establishes a connection be-

tween the phone and a PC and

charges the phone at the same time.

Can also be used as a charger with-

out connecting to a PC.

Offers optimum freedom of move-

ment with excellent call quality, on

the move or in the car, including PTT

(Push To Talk) key for convenient

operation.

(Note: identical to the Sync Station

included with the SL45).

Original

Siemens accessories

On the Internet at

http://www.siemens.com/sl45shop

Phone nos.:

Telephone case

France

Ireland

Sweden

01 70 20 00 06

18 90 26 07 60

0 87 52 65 27

020 7744 1447

L36880-N4801-A103

Attractive protection from dust, dirt

and scratches.

Data cable

See "Siemens Service", p. 73

L36880-N3101-A102

Same functionality as infrared tech-

nology. Can be used on the RS 232

port if the PC does not have an infra-

red interface.

Car Accessories

Car Kit Portable

Accessories must not impair the

ꢄ _{proper operation of vehicle func-}

L36880-N3015-A117

tions (such as the airbag).

Hands-free kit with integral loud-

speaker, microphone and auto talk

feature. Simply plug in to the ciga-

rette lighter socket; makes mobility

between vehicles easy.

Car Charger Cable

L36880-N4001-A108

This fits standard cigarette lighter

sockets (12/24 Volt). Use with the

car cradles.

Car Kit Professional Voice

L36880-N4801-A107 (German)

L36880-N4801-A106 (English)

Car Kit Comfort

State-of-the-art voice recognition

system for safe and convenient

communication. Includes all the

components needed for installation

in a car.

L36880-N4801-A101

Car Kit Comfort offers safe and re-

laxed communication whilst driving.

High call quality thanks to full duplex

operation and digital signal process-

ing.

Car Handset

L36880-N3015-A123

Light-weight handset for confiden-

tial calls in conjunction with Car Kit

Comfort and Car Kit Professional

Voice.

Index

Car use ........................................64

Card-Explor e r ..............................67

Cell broadcast .............................47

Charge d i s p l a y ............................54

Charg i n g (b attery) .........................8

Chronometer ...............................38

Clock ...........................................59

Conceal I D ...................................64

Conference .................................16

Confid e nt i a l numbers ..................60

Connect i o n (2 nd phone number) 61

Connect i o n, se l e ct ......................61

Contents .......................................1

Contrast (Di s p l a y) ........................58

Control code (DT M F) ..................22

Control key ....................................4

Copy to S I M (C a rd) .....................20

Countdown .................................38

Curr e ncy Conver. ........................33

Accessories, car ......................... 79

Accessories, general .................. 78

Addressbook

call entry ................................. 20

create entry ............................ 18

read entry ............................... 19

Alarm .......................................... 32

Alarms missed (call list) .............. 49

Animation ................................... 58

Answer.message ....................... 30

Answering service (external) ...... 46

Appointments ............................. 32

Audio .......................................... 52

Auto Answer (in the car) ............. 64

Auto phone off ........................... 59

Auto Redial ................................. 13

Babysitter ................................... 60

Band selection ............................ 62

Battery .......................................... 8

Big letters ................................... 58

Business card ............................. 23

Daily view ...................................31

Data communication ...................68

Data Exchange Software ............70

Date format .................................59

Device

Calculator .................................... 33

Calendar ..................................... 31

Call

interface ....................................4

memory ...................................22

phone Identity (IMEI) ...............58

status ......................................58

technical data ..........................77

Dictaphone ..................................28

Dictation key ...............................28

Display

big letters ................................58

contrast ...................................58

illumination ..............................58

setup .......................................58

symbols ...................................72

Divert ..........................................55

DTMF Code

accept/end .............................. 14

charges ................................... 54

duration ..................................... 8

menu ...................................... 17

reject ....................................... 14

swapping ................................ 16

transfer ................................... 16

Call divert .................................... 55

Call key ......................................... 4

Call list ........................................ 49

Calls dialled (call list) ................... 49

Calls missed (call list) ................. 49

Calls received ............................. 49

Index

store ....................................... 22

Le tter case ............................19, 41

Lim i t (c harge) ..............................54

Line feed .....................................40

Load bitmap ................................67

Load mus i c .................................27

Lost phone/S I M c ard ..................77

Email via SMS ............................ 45

Emergency number .................... 11

Encryption .................................. 36

Extending numbers .................... 22

Ma i l b ox .......................................46

Ma i n tenance of the phone ..........77

Master reset ...............................58

Me l o dy

Fast access key .................... 65, 66

Fast search ................................. 58

Fax via SMS ................................ 45

Fax/data mode ............................ 67

File formats ................................ 70

Filter (for incoming calls) ............ 53

Folder, create ............................. 67

compose .................................53

select ......................................52

Memo key ..................................28

control .......................................5

quick selection ........................66

Messages (S MS)

Games ........................................ 38

Graphics ..................................... 58

Greeting ...................................... 58

capacity ...................................43

compose .................................40

delivery confirmation ..............43

incoming, outgoing list ............43

insert picture ...........................40

recipient ..................................45

setup .......................................45

status report ...........................45

T9 input ...................................40

type .........................................45

Microphone off ...........................17

Minute beep ...............................64

Modem .......................................69

Monthly view ..............................31

MP3 player .................................25

MultiMediaCard™

Handset volume ......................... 15

Headset ...................................... 64

Home network ........................... 62

Illumination ................................. 58

IMEI number ............................... 58

Incoming list (SMS) .................... 43

Info channel ................................ 47

Information services ................... 47

Infrared (IrDA) ....................... 64, 69

Integral modem .......................... 69

International dialling code ........... 12

Internet ....................................... 34

Explorer ...................................67

insert .........................................9

Key tone ..................................... 57

Keylock ....................................... 57

Navigation .....................................6

Network

Language .................................... 57

barrings ...................................62

Index

connection .............................. 11

select ...................................... 62

setup ....................................... 62

New folder (Card-Explorer) ......... 67

Serv i c e/I n fo .................................22

Setup ..........................................57

Siemens Quick Sync ...................70

SIM

card ...........................................7

Services ............................11, 48

storage l o cat i o n ......................21

SMS (M essages) ........................39

Soft key sett i n g ..........................65

Soft keys .......................................4

SOS ............................................11

Spec i a l characters .......................41

Speech/fax ..................................68

Speed dialling number ................66

Standby mode ............................10

Standby t i m e ................................8

Stereo headphones ....................12

Stop watch .................................38

Swapping ..............................15, 16

Switch off, phone .......................10

Switch on, phone ........................10

Symbols ......................................72

Sync station ................................69

System files (MultiMediaCard™) ....

67, ...........................................71

On/Off/End key ............................. 4

Only last 10 ................................ 60

Only protected number .............. 60

Outgoing list (SMS) .................... 43

Phone code ................................ 60

change .................................... 61

control ..................................... 61

enter ....................................... 10

error ........................................ 76

Prefix .......................................... 19

Prevent new SIM ....................... 61

Profile setup

Internet ................................... 36

phone ...................................... 50

SMS ........................................ 45

PUK ............................................ 60

Quick Sync Software .................. 71

activate/deactivate ..................40

preferred .................................59

text entry ................................41

Technical data .............................77

Text entry .............................19, 41

Text menu ..................................40

Text message (SMS) ..................39

Time / Charge .............................54

Time / Date setup .......................59

Topic list (CB) ..............................47

Troubleshooting ..........................74

Records, erase ........................... 58

Redial list .................................... 13

Redial previous numbers ............ 13

Reminder .................................... 13

Ringer setting ............................. 52

Ringer, beep ............................... 52

Screen style (greeting) ............... 58

Second phone number ............... 61

Security ...................................... 60

Service Centre ............................ 45

Service Tones ............................. 53

URL, go to ..................................35

Index

Usage time (battery) ..................... 8

User group .................................. 63

Validity period (SMS) .................. 45

VIP group .................................... 18

Voice

command ................................ 24

control ..................................... 24

dialling ............................... 19, 24

message ................................. 46

Volume (ringer) ........................... 52

Volume setting ........................... 15

WAP ........................................... 34

Weekly view ............................... 31

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