Maxon Telecom MX-6880 Basics

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Basic Features 3.9

Voice Mail 3.9

Billing (Advice of Charge) 3.10

DTMF Tones 3.11

Earpiece Volume 3.11

Scratch Pad 3.11

Any Key Answer 3.12

Call Timer 3.12

Alarm 3.12

Off Timer 3.13

Time 3.13

Data 3.13

Reset 3.13

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Basics

This section will help you to get to know the phone’s

features, phone book and call menus, provides details

about customising the phone for your own use and

shows you how to use the basic operating features.

The Feature Menu 3.1

Selecting a Feature by Search 3.2

Selecting a Feature by Number 3.3

Feature Menu Structure 3.3

Call Menu Structure 3.3

Phone Book Menu Structure 3.4

Customising 3.4

Display Text 3.4

Greeting Animation and Message 3.4

SIMPIN 1 Change 3.4

SIMPIN 2 Change 3.5

Keypad Lock 3.5

Redialling 3.5

Ring Tones and Melodies 3.6

Vibrating 3.6

Keypad Sound 3.7

Information Tones 3.7

Backlight 3.7

Contrast 3.8

Layout 3.8

Contents

Main Contents Security Introduction Battery On the Road Inside Aircraft Safety Personal Mobile Phone Getting Started The Battery Removing and Attaching the Battery Charging the Battery Battery Performance Battery Power Level Inserting the SIM Network Connection The SIM Connecting to the Network Set Time Unlocking the SIM The Display i The Indicator LED In Service Out of Service Indicator Flash Speed Indicator Operator Making Calls National Calls Answering Calls Missed Calls Emergency Calls Basics Selecting a Feature by Search The Feature Menu Selecting a Feature by Number Feature Menu Structure Call Menu Structure (see section 5 for details) Page Customising Display Text Greeting Animation and Message SIM PIN1 Change Ring Tones and Melodies Vibrating SIM PIN2 Change Redialling Contrast Keypad Sound Information Tones Backlight Billing (Advice of Charge) Basic Features Voice Mail Any Key Answer Call Timer Alarm DTMF Tones Earpiece Volume The Phone Book Off Timer (Power Off Timer) Time Data Reset The Phone Book #. , ; : Storing Information Copy to/from SIM Deleting Entries To Look up a Number Phone Book Dialling To Edit Emergency Number Memory Status Your Own Number Memory Access Network Features Text Messages SMS Messages (refer to page 5.3) Cell Broadcast (refer to page 5.8) SMS Messages Receiving SMS Messages Reading SMS Messages Sending SMS Messages Editing Messages Creating New Messages To Send a SMS Message Replying to SMS Messages Deleting Messages Message Format Message Alert Message T9 Language Creating a Template Message Entering the Service Centre (S.C.) Number Cell Broadcasts Switching Cell Broadcasting ON/OFF Cell Broadcasting Channels Displaying Cell Broadcasting Messages Broadcast Alert Call Forwarding Call Barring Network Search Preferred Network List Reselect Network Network Selection Operating Modes Call Menu Call Hold New Network Mobile Internet (Wap) Call Waiting Important keys When Using WAP Internet Access Home Mobile Internet (WAP) Getting Started Cache T9 Language Entering a WAP home page Bookmarks Profiles Homepage IP number User Name Password Connection Type Outline of PROFILE in SETTINGS 1. Profile 1-5 Security Bearer Dial-Up Number Data Type T9 Text Input (optional) T9 Text Input (optional) Typing Words with T9 Text Input Selecting Alternate Words Deleting Characters Space Characters Punctuation and Symbols Mode Indicators Miscellaneous State Indicators Typing Numbers Other Mode Indicators Miscellaneous Calculator Usage of the calculator: Making a currency conversion: GAMES World Time List Page Organizer View Entries New Entry Go To Day/Week and View Weekly/Monthly View to Do List Settings Limitations of the Organizer Troubleshooting The Phone Will Not Switch ON Some Calls Are Not Processed Someone Else Is Receiving My Calls Display Messages Page Accessories Standard Charger Car Charger Li-lon Spare Batteries Carry Case Index