Sagem myX3-2 manual Do not obstruct the antenna with your fingers

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Activating your phone

Do NOT obstruct the antenna with your fingers

The antenna is integrated in your phone, under the back cover at the top.

Avoid putting your fingers on this area when the phone is switched ON.

If your fingers obstruct the antenna, the phone may have to operate with a higher power level than usual; decreasing its efficiency quickly. It could also affect the quality of your communications.

WARNING

The use of a hands-free kit is recommended when using the phone frequently.

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Contents 251400892 Page Page EMC Conformance DocumentWAP MenusContents WAP Accessories Accessories Your phone package AccessoriesStop key DescriptionLeft programmable key Right programmable key1st level Principles of navigation2nd level 3nd levelTitle bar icons HomeNetwork provider Tab centred on down line Down / upInformation on the SIM card Activating your phoneInstalling the SIM card and installing the battery Changing the cover To recharge the battery Charging the batteryDo not obstruct the antenna with your fingers Getting started My phone in 5 minutesPIN Number Press the right programmable key to acceptSetting the date Setting time and dateNetwork AcceptFirst call Emergency servicesProgrammable keys International callKey Receiving a call Switching offKey or the right programmable key Volume and ring tone First setting Ring toneEnter this menu by pressing the right programmable key Enter by pressing the right programmable keyAccept by pressing the right programmable key Press the right programmable key Using the phonebookPhonebook See contact Modify contact Modify contact. Enter. Using the down keyDelete Select Delete. Enter CallAdd contact Phonebook menuSelect My numbers and accept Memory Select memory and acceptMy numbers Creating new groups Call groupsCreating a group MemoryOption menu item VCards can be sent to another mobile phone using SMSVCards can be sent to another mobile phone using MMS Phonebook Composing messages MessagesUsing T9 Mode Down key Next line Hold down key Zoom mode changes size of charactersInput modes Upper caseCompose MMS Receiving MMS messages Saving your messageSending MMS messages Receiving messages Outbox InboxOptions on the right programmable key Outbox is used to store all your sent and waiting messagesSeveral sending options are offered Drafts Sending optionsMemory Local info # key WAP MenusConfiguration of WAP and Gprs parameters Configuring WAP parametersActive access service is preceded with a start WAP Logging on WAP Logging off Downloading objectsGames Sounds Volume and ring tone VibrateActivate or deactivate Silent mode and accept Silent mode BeepsThis menu allows you to switch to Silent mode Colours Wallpapers BackgroundThis menu allows you to customise your greeting message Screensavers Greeting messageDate / Time My Objects SettingsThis menu allows you to choose your phones display language This menu allows you to configure network preferencesLanguages Networks Contrast This menu is used to adjust screen contrastEnergy saving This function is used to deactivate the screen backlightDepending on model, only one programmable key is available Short cutsForward calls CallsView last calls You can also make the call by pressing the Start keyDisplay numbers Anonymous modeCounters Automatic redial Call waitingFrom the Calls menu select the Blacklist menu and Select Blacklist Answer phone numberKeypad locking PIN number SecurityThis menu allows you to lock the keypad Select Activate or deactivate and acceptPhone code Confidentiality Access to this service depends on your type of subscriptionOperator code This menu allows you to modify the call barringCall barring Access to this service depends on your subscription typeFixed dialling This menu allows you to restrict the sending of callsFrom the Security menu, select the Costs menu and Select CostsThis menu allows you to use your phone as a calculator CalculatorThis menu allows you to convert one currency to another ConverterRapid exchange Exchange rateDown / up keys and accept AlarmTimer Car kit Data This menu allows you to configure your phone with a car kitServices ServicesTechnical features Technical features Warranties Usage precautionsWarranty conditions Warranties Warranties Troubleshooting Hit key, then the right programmable key OK WAP context Server not Answering messageWAP menu, Clear the cache How do I download ring tones? Index SMS

myX3-2 specifications

The Sagem myX3-2 is a classic mobile phone that made waves in the early 2000s, showcasing a blend of innovative features and an appealing design that catered to a growing mobile user base. This device exemplified the shift from basic cell phones to more advanced mobile technology, providing users with functionality and style at an affordable price.

One of the prominent features of the Sagem myX3-2 is its compact and lightweight design, which made it easy to carry and handle. Weighing in at only 85 grams with dimensions of 104 x 46 x 19 mm, the phone is pocket-friendly and ideal for everyday use. The phone sports a vibrant 128 x 128 pixel display that enhances the user experience through clear visibility and bright colors.

Connectivity was one of the key selling points of the myX3-2. The phone supported GSM 900 / 1800 networks, allowing users to stay connected across a wide geographic area. A notable feature was the integration of GPRS (General Packet Radio Service), enabling users to access mobile internet services, albeit at slower speeds compared to modern standards.

In terms of functionality, the Sagem myX3-2 came equipped with a host of features that catered to the needs of its users. It offered a comprehensive phonebook capable of storing up to 200 contacts, ensuring that users could keep all their important numbers within easy reach. The device also supported customizable ringtones and polyphonic sounds, allowing individuals to personalize their mobile experience.

The Sagem myX3-2 featured various messaging options, including SMS and EMS (Enhanced Messaging Service), making text communication straightforward. For those who enjoyed gaming, the phone offered a selection of simple yet engaging games, providing entertainment on the go.

On the battery front, the Sagem myX3-2 boasted a talk time capability of up to 4 hours, with a standby time of approximately 200 hours, making it reliable for users in need of a durable phone for long-duration use.

The phone was available in several colors, allowing users to express their style. Overall, the Sagem myX3-2 encapsulated the spirit of its time, merging functionality, portability, and a touch of personalization, making it a noteworthy addition to the early mobile phone landscape.