Blaupunkt RTM 127 Telephone operation, Make your first telephone call, GSM emergency calls

Page 33

Telephone operation

Make your first telephone call

When the telephone is ready to operate, an antenna symbol will appear in the display (must not flash).

A trained SIM card must be inserted in the unit correctly. If the equipment is not cur- rently in the telephone mode

•press briefly.

The network operator will appear in the dis- play (e.g. D1, D2).

•Dial the number you wish to call using the number keys.

After you have entered the telephone number correctly,

•press briefly.

The telephone will now place the call auto- matically.

To end your telephone call:

•Press briefly.

Note:

If you press by mistake when the dis- play shows the network operator, a list will appear in the display.

This list contains the last numbers dialled using this KeyCard (a maximum of 10). Press CL to return to the previous display.

GSM emergency calls

The emergency number in the GSM net- work is 112 anywhere in the world.

By dialling 112 you can place an emergen- cy call, regardless of whether or not you have inserted a SIM or KeyCard.

Any barring codes entered in the system will not affect the 112 number. It is possible to place an emergency call as long as the an- tenna symbol is flashing and the signal is strong enough.

To place the call:

•Switch the set on, insert the KeyCard or SIM card. If you do not enter a card, you must complete the following oper- ating steps within the next 4 seconds. Otherwise the unit will switch off.

•Press .

•Dial 112 and press .

“Emergency call” will appear in the display, and the call will be placed.

Do not use the emergency call number unless there really is an emergency.

When placing an emergency call, be sure to supply all the necessary information as accurately as possible. Remember that your mobile telephone may be the only means of communication at the scene of an accident. Do not hang up until you are told to do so.

RadioDEUTSCH

ENGLSHTelefon

TelephoneRadio

99

Image 33

Contents Helsinki RTM PAC Contents Radio, CD changer optional Contents Radio, CD changer optional Contents Telephone Contents Telephone Safety information Safety standardsImportant information General informationUsing the telephone in critical areas InstallationImportant information Emergency callsAccessories KeyCard and SIM card Basic informationStarting up the Radiophone KeyCard and SIM card Remove the KeyCard/SIM cardTrain KeyCard/SIM cards DSC learn mode Optical warning of anti-theft protectionDisplaying the radio pass data Switch the unit on/off with the Key- Card On/off VolumeSwitch the unit on/off via the ignition Operation in combination with an ignition timerAlter the volume SRC SourceTS / BND Store radio stations Selection buttons Radio mode Enter the frequency directlyAF / # MIXFlashing card tongue = DisplayPlayed ? Rocker switchAudio mode Select operating modeRadio operation with RDS Radio Data System Station tuningAF Alternative Frequency REG regional programRadio operation with RDS Radio Data System Manual tuning withEnter the frequency directly Scroll through the broadcasting networks FM onlySwitch from stereo to mono FM only Recall stored radio stationsAlter search sensitivity Traffic program station reception with RDS-EON Switch traffic announcement priority on/offRadiotext Beep toneSwitch off the warning beep Switch CD changer operation onCD changer operation optional Automatic search startEnter CD names CD changer operation optionalClear CD name ClearPaX PAC memory Programming with DSCDSC menu Setup Programming with DSC SetupReset Ignition timerUser mode KeyCard LEDTA volume Overview of the DSC default set- tings SetupProgramming with DSC Radio DSC Menu RadioSave settings / end DSC programming Overview of the DSC default settings RadioSensitivity Music/SpeechPage Telephone operation General information Telephone operationPIN code Insert the SIM card/enter your PIN codeTelephone operation Make your first telephone callGSM emergency calls Quick telephone reference Quick telephone reference AF / #MIX @ ME ? Rocker switchQuick telephone reference GSM network service area Using the telephoneDial a telephone number Using the telephoneAnswer/end a call Redial functionCall waiting 2nd caller Conference calls Broker’s call/holdPaX PAC memory International callsProgramming with DSC Make telephone calls using the handset accessorySelect the function SelectHow to enter a name/text Programming with DSC Phone bookPhone book menu Enter letters/characters Find an entry by nameCapital and small letters Move the cursor in the input text boxEntry Find an entry by positionSelect an entry by remote ControlCapacity Add entry AccessHands-free volume VolumeHandset volume Show my phone numberAutomatic redial Automatic answerRinging tone My numberAudible call timer AOC parameters Advice of ChargePIN-code External alarmSettings in the Setup menu Overview of the factory defaultTA Traffic Announcement During a telephone callCall menu Programming with DSC Call MenuCall mailbox SMS messagesBroadcast Parameters Network selectionSearch method Available networksPreferred networks Call metersEnter data for call forwarding Call forwardingPractical example of call forwarding Call barring Phone lock User groupEnter data for call barring Amplifier SpecificationsTelephone TunerGlossary Glossary User group Speed-dialIndex Index Selecting a CD Selecting a track Bosch Gruppe