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Lifescan 302, 303, 300 Conventions Used in this USER’S Guide, Roaming in your subscription country

Models: 303 301 302 300

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Signal strength indicator.

Preferred tariff area.

Keypad locked.

“Manual Network Search” mode. (See Chapter 13, page 53)

Roaming in your subscription country.

1.3- CONVENTIONS USED IN THIS USER’S GUIDE

The following symbols are used in the text which follows:

Briefly press the scroll key in order to confirm an option.

Move the scroll key up or down in order to select an option.

Use the keypad keys to enter digits and letters.

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*Icons and other illustrations shown in this User’s Guide are for information only.

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Lifescan 302, 303, 300, 301 manual Conventions Used in this USER’S Guide, Roaming in your subscription country

Contents

E T O U C H Contents Menu Traffic Safety Conditions of USEEnvironment General Information Off hook Switch onOff hook/Hang up KeysIcons Roaming in your subscription country Conventions Used in this USER’S GuideFitting the Battery SIM Card and BatteryInserting the SIM Card You must insert your SIM card in order to use your phoneRemoving the Battery Charging the BatterySwitching Your Phone on Switching Your Phone OFFFrom the standby screen, press Making a Call Receiving a CallIf you make a mistake, use the key to delete digits Displaying Your Number Accessing Your Voice MailAccessing the Menu Accessing the Menu and ScrollingChoosing AN Option Return to Previous ScreenMenu Structure Changing the Ring Tone Creating a FileFrom Audio in the Menu Reading Your NEW Short Messages Icon and a beep2 indicate that a message has been ReceivedUnread Received Messages Directory Accessing Your DirectorySearching for a Name by ITS First Letter Displaying a Phone NumberOptions Following options by using the keyCalls Making AN Emergency CallMaking AN International Call Switching the Ring Tone OFF without losing the call Available Options During a CallYou already have a call Handling a Second Incoming CallCall Memory Accessing and ResendingSave Short Messages Accessing Short MessagesFollowing categories appear Unread Read new messagesCategories unread messages and read messages Reading Your Short MessagesUnread Messages Read MessagesDelete Reply Forward Create Save number Parameters Composing a Short MessageComposing a Message Press the key onceExample you want to write bleu While composing the message, you can use the key to Access the following optionsYou can also use the following shortcut keys To access the following options Supplementing a Canned MessageYou can Key Character SETAccessing the Calculator CalculatorCalculation Example 9CURRENCY Converter Conversion ExampleFrom the Convert option Selecting Currencies This table use the key to access the following optionsIf you are in the euro converter If you are in the currency converterGames Accessing GamesPuzzle MusicOptions Accessing the Melody Menu Composing a MelodyTo compose your melody, use the keypad as shown below Creating Melodies Key, then select Services from the menu Mobile INTERNET1Keypad Layout Information Line Available OptionsWhen you access the Menu again, it now looks as follows MenuCustomising Your Menu Ring Tone ModeKEY Beeps Message AlertTIME/DATE UpdateAppointment FormatVoicemail Your NumberVoice mail number enter the number confirm by pressing KeypadIf a number is stored ServicesPrefix SecurityUpdate the code 4 to 8 digits Duration BillingManagement of call time ExpenseCall Forward Calls ClirClip Auto redial1 Call BarsOutgoing Incoming PIN2 code update FDN directory byOption is applicable in the following cases List of call barring operations activatedNetworks SMS CBSearching Languages DictionnaryWelcome MSG Display Contrast of the display use To adjustContrast BATT.SAVEWarranty WarrantyWarranty Information Warranty Charger Cigar lighter Headset charger NiMHBelt Clip CaseCable Kit HF car kitChangeable front* FB or FC Fitting the front