Samsung SCH-3500 manual Usage guidelines All about performance and safety, Your Phone’s Main Menu

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Your Phone’s Main Menu.

Main Menu	Menu Level 1		Menu Level 2		Menu Level 3
1. Calls ➪	1. Outgoing
	2. Incoming
	3. Missed
	4. Air Time ➪		1. Last Call
			2. Total
			3. EraseTotal
			4. Life Time
2. Phone Book ➪	1. Find Name
	2. My Phone #
	3. Add Entry
	4. Find Entry
	5. Services
3. Roaming ➪	1. Set Mode	➪		Automatic
				Only PCS
				Analog

4. Sounds ➪	1. Ring Vol	➪	1.	Calls
			2.	Messages
			3.	Alarm
	2. Ring Type	➪	1.	Calls ➪	1. with ID
			2.	Messages ➪	2. without ID
			2.	Messages ➪	1. Voice
					2. Page
					3. Text
			3.	Alarm	4. MiniBrowse
	3. Alarm ➪		3.	Alarm
	3. Alarm ➪		1.	Set
	4. Key Beep		2.	Cancel
	4. Key Beep

5. Tone Length

6.	Alerts ➪	1.	MinuteBeep
		2.	Service
7.	Roam Ringer	➪	Distinctive
			Normal

5. MiniBrowse ➪ MiniBrowser contents are controlled by Sprint PCS.

6. Display ➪	1.	Backlight	Flip Open
			30 seconds
			10 seconds
	2.	Greeting	OFF
	2.	Greeting

3.Version

4.Language

7. Security ➪	1. Lock Phone		➪	1. Outgoing
	2. Limit Use		➪	1. Outgoing
				2. Incoming
				3. Phone Book
	3. Lock Code			4. Roaming
	3. Lock Code
	4. Special #			1. Call Logs ➪ 1. Outgoing
	5. Erase	➪		1. Call Logs ➪ 1. Outgoing
				2. Incoming
				3. Missed
				4. All
				2. Messages
	6. Reset Phone			3. Phone Book
	6. Reset Phone
	7. Send PIN
8. Voice Dial ➪	1. Record
	2. Review
	3. Erase All
	4. Set Active			SEND only
				SEND / FLIP
9. Setup ➪	1. Data/Fax In
	2. Any Key Answer			Calls
	3. SEND Key			Calls

Usage guidelines:

All about performance and safety.

Keeping tabs on signal strength.

The voice quality of your phone will always be at its best when the antenna is fully raised. If you’re inside a building, reception may be better near a window.

The quality of each call you make or receive depends on the signal strength in your area.Your phone will inform you of the current strength by displaying a number of bars next to the signal strength icon.The more bars displayed, the stronger the signal.The sig-

nal strength indicator ( ) displays in the upper left corner of your display.

Understanding Power Save mode.

If you’re trying to use your Phone in an area where the signal is too weak, the Power Save feature will automatically activate to conserve battery power when you’ve been unable to pick up a signal for 15 minutes. If your phone is on, it will periodically recheck service availability, or you can do so yourself manually by pressing any key.A message will be displayed on the screen any time Power Save has been activated.

4. MiniBrowse

0. Keyguard

PhoneBook

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Contents Digital PCS Telephone Table of Contents Display options Keeping track of your calls using Call Logs.74 Getting to know your phone Page Page Page Using the battery Display indicatorsInstalling the battery Charging the batteryStandby mode Charging with the Dual-Slot Desktop ChargerTurning your Phone on and off Conversation mode Power Save modeBasic functions Making a callSetting your phone’s roaming ability Where you can use your phoneAnswering a call Correcting dialing mistakesUsing Caller ID Roaming call guardWhat you’ll see Using Three-Way Calling Call WaitingAnswering a Call Waiting call Adjusting voice volume Using Call ForwardingAdjusting ring volume Redialing callsMissed call alert To silence the ringerDropped call alert Failed call alertKey beep volume setting To mute a callIncoming call notification Tone length setting Alerts settingsAny Key Answer Setting the alarm AlarmDisplay options Backlight controlSetting the alarm ring volume Setting the alarm ring type or soundRing volume setting for voice calls Ring type setting for voice callsRing type setting for message calls Ringer optionsRing type setting for roaming calls Ring volume setting for message callsReviewing a Voice Memo Voice MemoTips on recording names Voice-Activated DialingPlacing a call using voice dialing Voice dialing activationReviewing voice dialing entries Keyguard Emergency dialingErasing voice dialing entries Setting up your Voicemail box Message Services and VoicemailOne-Touch Access to your Voicemail box Message memory capacityMessages and Lock mode Reviewing messagesMessage options Erasing messages Viewing your Internal Phone BookStoring phone numbers and names Finding entries by location Storing phone numbers shortcutFinding entries by name Changing your Internal Phone BookEditing Internal Phone Book numbers Secret Phone Book numbersErasing the Internal Phone Book Dialing by memory locationMemory Dialing Shortcuts Advanced Internal Phone Book features Pause DialingPause dialing from a stored Internal Phone Book entry Four-digit dialing Manual pause dialingYour phone’s security features Setting the Send keyLock mode Dialing in Lock mode Lock code settingLocking the phone Call limiting optionsPage Resetting your phone Dialing special numbers in Lock modeSpecial numbers Storing special numbersKeeping track of your calls using Call Logs Reviewing Call LogsReviewing airtime Fax and Data calls Receiving a faxReceiving a data file Launching the MiniBrowser MiniBrowserTo exit the MiniBrowser MiniBrowser soft keysNavigating the MiniBrowser Using Links Entering text, numbers, or symbolsUsing bookmarks Initiating a phone call from the MiniBrowserMenus Keeping tabs on signal strength Usage guidelines All about performance and safetyUnderstanding Power Save mode Your Phone’s Main MenuRadio frequency safety Understanding how your phone oper- atesMaintaining your phone’s peak perfor- mance Battery disposal and recycling Protecting your batteryFollowing safety guidelines Using your phone while drivingTurn off your phone before flying Turn off your phone in dangerous areasCard Standby Menu