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BenQ M555C user manual Appendix

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73=Piccolo	81=Lead 1 (square)	89=Pad 1 (new age)
74=Flute	82=Lead 2 (sawtooth)	90=Pad 2 (warm)
75=Recorder	83=Lead 3 (calliope)	91=Pad 3 (polysynth)
76=Pan Flute	84=Lead 4 (chiff)	92=Pad 4 (choir)
77=Blown Bottle	85=Lead 5 (charang)	93=Pad 5 (bowed)
78=Shakuhachi	86=Lead 6 (voice)	94=Pad 6 (metallic)
79=Whistle	87=Lead 7 (fifths)	95=Pad 7 (halo)
80=Ocarina	88=Lead 8 (bass + lead)	96=Pad 8 (sweep)

97=FX 1 (rain)	105=Sitar	113=Tinkle Bell
98=FX 2 (soundtrack)	106=Banjo	114=Agogo
99=FX 3 (crystal)	107=Shamisen	115=Steel Drums
100=FX 4 (atmosphere)	108=Koto	116=Woodblock
101=FX 5 (brightness)	109=Kalimba	117=Taiko
102=FX 6 (goblins)	110=Bag pipe	118=Melodic Tom
103=FX 7 (echoes)	111=Fiddle	119=Synth Drum
104=FX 8 (sci-fi)	112=Shanai	120=Reverse Cymbal


121=Guitar Fret Noise
122=Breath Noise
123=Seashore
124=Bird Tweet
125=Telephone Ring
126=Helicopter
127=Applause
128=Gunshot

•Appendix 2: Your phone displays the following musical instruments which are selected from the above list.

Piano=05=Electric Piano 1

Glockenspiel=10=Glockenspiel

Music Box=11=Music Box

Marimba=13=Marimba

Organ=19=Rock Organ

Guitar=27=Electric Guitar (jazz)

Violin=41=Violin

Harp=47=Orchestral Harp

Trumpet=57=Trumpet Saxophone=65=Soprano Sax Clarinet=72=Clarinet Flute=74=Flute Crystal=99=FX 3 (crystal) Sitar=105=Sitar

Steel drum=115=Steel Drums Drums=119=Synth Drum

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Contents

BenQ M555C Copyright Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals Safety InformationPhone Operation Antenna CareBatteries DrivingPacemakers Electronic DevicesHearing Aids Other Medical DevicesPosted Facilities VehiclesAircraft Blasting AreasFor Vehicles Equipped with an Air Bag Vi Safety Information Table of Contents Operations during a call Redialling the last numberCcess Obile I Nternet SDN 100 109 123 122124 126Xiv Table of Contents Front AppearanceBottom SideBack Idle screen icons Idle mode screenStatus bar Time and date Labels for soft keys Icons often shown on the idle screenReceiving a short text message or having unread Keypad operations Idle modeFunctional keys Scroll key Right soft key MenusInput mode Zero key Alphanumeric keysC a b c A¨ Å Æ ç à ä å æ β Inserting your SIM card Your SIM cardFitting the battery BatteryRemoving your SIM card Charging the battery Removing the batteryPreparing your phone Inserting handsfree headset Handsfree headsetTurning on your phone What is PIN?Correcting a phone number to be dialled Making a phone callKeys on the keypad. Then press to send your call Answering a phone call Ending a phone callTurning off the phone Rejecting an incoming callSpeed dialling Redialling the last numberListening to a voicemail Making an international call Dialing an extension number Making an emergency callLast missed, dialed, and received calls Received calls. Press To scroll to the call you wantScreen and press OK to save the number Press to redial the phone number of the callYour phone book Press Select to view the phone numbers and e-mail address View numberEdit SearchSpelling and press OK Add name DeleteContact to and press Select to select Adds the phone book contact to a preferred caller group list Set groupAdding Phone book contacts from idle screen Using the location numberAccessing your phone book Adjusting the earpiece volumeAccessing the last dialed/received calls Operations during a callSwapping between two calls Making a second callIncoming call waiting In-call menu VolumeHold End currentMain menu Dtmf on/offMultiparty Join allExclude PrivateEnd current End all callsSMS text message Receiving a messageMessages, together with EMS message Chat message Ringing melodySilent profile Keypad lockPrevious profile, long press ITAP input Features of iTAPWidely used punctuation and symbols included Tips on using iTAPTo move the cursor up/down between lines of text Demo of iTAP ABC input Tips on using ABC inputIf iTAP doesnt provide the word you want, you can press For example, to enter LoveInput SYM inputMessage templates and EMS objects What is EMS?Input modes Access Using the Q.Access menuProgramming the Q.Access menu Access Mobile Internet Logging on to the InternetLogging off the Internet Surfing the InternetBack Using the browser menuHome ExitBookmarks SettingsInbox Save ImageProxy Scroll ModeCircuit Prompt Circuit LingerSecurity Key Press TimeoutAdvanced AboutURL Direct Dial UDD Com Input ExamplesNet Net.tw Com.twOrg Org.tw10 .org.cn Net.cn11. .gov.cn InfoAdvanced .com.tw URL input Advanced .net URL inputURL ending with Menus Navigating the menusRecent Calls Phone bookAll Calls Missed CallsDialled numbers Received callsDelete call logs Call costsView names What is PIN2?Speed dial Caller group OK to save all of the settings. If you want to give up allRename View ListRing Type To go to and press SelectImage type Copy recordSIM to phone Copy oneCopy all Erase originalPhone to SIM SIM card Save nos. toChoice Phone memoryDelete all Used spaceYou can delete data of all phone book contacts Then press Edit to edit the current record Own numberDelete MessagesHere you can view the messages you have received recently Save Melody Save EMSChat EditSend To Save to SIMOK to send the message directly. Alternatively, you can Send by NameText reply ForwardCall to Sender Send by GroupOutbox BackupExtract nos Quick Message Create messageAnimation Message Ring MessageSMS Chat Icon MessageUse and press Select to enter the number Receiving a reply to your chat message Message center Message settingsMessage format Message lifetimeReply Path NotificationListening to a voicemail VoicemailBox numbers Voicemail settingsAlert by SMS Alert by callAlert match Activates/deactivates the cell broadcast feature CB switchCell Broadcast Read Cell BroadcastImmediate Display CB SettingsLanguage Set CB subjectsCurrent list WAP ServicesSet reminder ScheduleAppointments you have previously scheduled Date you want is highlighted, pressTime Alarm stateRepeat ToneView today View allDelete all Tools AlarmSet time Set toneStop Watch Alarm periodHour Minder VibrationCalculator Using the calculator featureAuto Time Zone When the calculator screen appears, press OPTIONS. SelectNew round OffGolf Genius HdcpScore Card Enter ScoreStatistic New/Edit Course Load RoundQuery Course Mini MousePhone settings SettingsLanguage Under this menu you can customize the way your phone worksWallpaper Color SchemeBacklight Level Backlight PeriodStandard DisplayDigital Clock Starry NightIdle Clock Default inputAuto Redial Connected AlertAuto Keylock Call settingsCall waiting Show your numberCall Divert By serviceDivert all calls StatusDivert when not found Divert when busyCancel all Cancels all Call Divert settingsChange network password Network settingsNetwork options AutomaticSet PIN1 Security settingsChange PIN1 Handset call barring Handset lockBar incoming Bar outgoingNetwork call barring Disables the Bar outgoing featureBar prefixes Bar foreign callsBar incoming calls Only local and home countryBar incoming if abroad Bar outgoing callsFixed dialling Fixed dial settingsFixed dial list Change PIN2Privacy Code Blacklist settingsBlacklist Select groupSIM Lock Quick AccessActivate Setting Wap SettingsAuto Setting Manual SettingPassword Gprs SettingsAPN Name User IDSet date Clock settingsTime format Date formatProfiles Reset settingsSelect profile Edit profile Keypad tones Answer ModeDtmf tones Message alertKey presses for editing musical notes Melody composerAdjusting the duration of a note Entering a default pitch noteEditing musical notes Entering a restSteps for composing a chord melody Adjusting the octave of a noteAdding a sharp to a note Press to add a note sharp #. To remove a sharp from aMenus Add entry Melody composer menu you can choose from the followingComposes another chord melody Memory size User1Erase Melody DownloadFormat file system Turn Modem off/on Baud rate settingMenu MAP Care and Maintenance You Are Using Your Avoid Signal CanWhere Signal Is weak Time being Battery needs to beSwitch Battery ifError Are CleanSetting, Dial settings, and turnService You Have BarredYour PIN is Have Entered a Contact BatteryBlocked Or useAppendix Appendix Appendix