Icons in the LCD displays Status Bar | BenQ M315 instruction

Icons in the LCD display's Status Bar

		Icon					Function				Description
							Signal strength	Signal strength			of the network. The more
								Signal strength			of the network. The more
								bars indicated, the stronger the signal.
								bars indicated, the stronger the signal.

								Shows the current level of battery power.
								The more bars indicated, the more power
								that remains. Four bars: fully charged. No
							Battery status	bars: immediate charging needed. When
								charging the phone, the icon will scroll
								charging the phone, the icon will scroll
								through the bars until the battery is fully
								charged.

							GPRS network	GPRS services have been activated on your
								GPRS services have been activated on your
								SIM card.
								SIM card.

								Shows that an SMS/MMS message is being
								received or that there are unread messages.

							Message	If the icon			appears in red, this indicates
							Message	If the icon			appears in red, this indicates
								that the message memory is full. For
								that the message memory is full. For
								information about the message function, see
								page 37, "Messages".

								You've got a WAP message (this icon will
							WAP message	only appear when there are no incoming or
								unread SMS/MMS messages).
								unread SMS/MMS messages).

								Indicates that you have voicemail messages
							Voicemail	(this icon will only appear if the function is
								supported by your network operator).
								supported by your network operator).

							Alarm	The alarm is turned on. To set the alarm, go
								The alarm is turned on. To set the alarm, go
								to Tools > Alarm. See page 69.
								to Tools > Alarm. See page 69.

								Shows the number of the line currently in
							Line in use	use. To set the line, go to Settings > Call
								use. To set the line, go to Settings > Call
								Settings > Active Line. For details, see
								Settings > Active Line. For details, see
								page 89.

Getting to Know Your Phone

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BenQ M315 user manual Icons in the LCD displays Status Bar, Icon Function Description

Contents

Mobile Phone User’s Manual BenQ M315 Disclaimer Copyright Safety Information Specific Operating Restrictions Driving Posted Facilities Blasting Areas European Union Directives Conformance Statement Table of Contents Menus Games Care and Maintenance Troubleshooting Inserting Your SIM Card Preparing Your Phone For Use Installing the Back Cover Installing the BatteryPage Turning the Phone On Preparing Your Phone For Use Your Phone at a Glance Getting to Know Your Phone Bottom and back views Standby Screen Main menu Camera mode Book Icon Function Description Icons in the LCD displays Status Bar Settings Call Settings Call Divert. See Function keys Using the Keys in the Standby Mode Left soft key Bluetooth Shortcut Alphanumeric keys Menu Navigation Main menuSub-menu Ending a Phone Call Making a Phone Call Answering a Phone Call Rejecting an Incoming CallMaking an International Call Making an Emergency Call Dialing an Extension NumberSpeed Dialing Listening to Voicemails Adding Contacts to the Phone Book Phone Book Additional phone book entries on phone memory Phone book entries on phone memory SIM Card Phone Book Highlighted. Press to scroll to the name you want Finding Contacts in the Phone Book Using Your Phone Last Missed, Dialed, and Received Calls Operations During a Call MutePutting a Call on Hold In-Call Menu Making a Second CallCall Waiting Phone Book Call RecordsConference End Call Send DtmfHold/Unhold/Swap Mute/Unmute Calculator Using the Silent Profile Camera Press to zoom in or out When you are ready to take a picture, press Using Your Phone Shortcuts Setting Shortcuts Using Shortcuts Editing and Sending a New Short Message Messages Messages SMS Templates. See Receiving and Reading a Short Message Using Your Phone Cleaning Up Messages Using the SMS TemplatesManaging Outbox Managing Drafts Settings Save Msg. to Service Center NoBearer Mode Message Type Validity PeriodStatus Report Direct Reply Editing and Sending MMS Messages MMS Insert Using Your Phone Reading an MMS Message Using the MMS Templates Filter SettingsExpiry Reply Type Deferred Download SMS ChatDelivery Report Read Report Receiving a request for a new chat Receiving a reply to your chat message Leaving a chat session VoicemailGet Voicemail Set Number Receive Cell BroadcastTopics Language Memory Status Input Modes Changing the Text Input Mode Predictive Input Mode iTap How to use iTapExample of iTap in use Numeric Input Mode Letter Input Mode ABCSymbol Input Mode How to use the letter input mode Direct Connection to URLs Using the Bluetooth Establishing Connection with Your Bluetooth HeadsetOrganizing your Devices Add Find Copy EditDelete Caller Group My Number Business Card Missed Call RecordsReceived Dialed Duration Cleanup All Cost Cost LimitSet Games GamesCherry Boy Eda Mouse Album Media Center Melody Image Rename Allows you to give a new name to the ring tone Tools Alarm Calendar Auto Time ZoneOff Confirm First Menus Currency Converter Shortcuts Stopwatch Bluetooth WAP Service Oper. Service Start Browser How to close the browser and end the online sessionBrowsing a webpage WAP Message WAP Settings „ CSD Use only the dialup network Clear URLs Clear Cache Settings Auto Power On/OffDate & Time Profiles Power OffNormal Meeting Handsfree OutdoorsAirplane Personal Answer Mode Ring VolumeCall Ring Message Tone Display RestoreRename Wallpaper Personal Banner ContrastBrightness Audio Call SettingsConnect Alert Minute Minder Cancel All When BusyCall Divert Forward All Change Password Incoming When RoamingCall Barring All Outgoing Call Waiting Auto RedialFixed Dialing Number Network Outside AccessActive Line User Group Band Setting Network ModeAvailable List Connection Security Service TonePIN Code PIN2 Code Power Saving Mode LanguageInput Restore Care and Maintenance Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause Go to Settings Call Troubleshooting