152, AC Adapter and Charger Unit, Hands-free Headset | NEC 515

Battery

Refer to Battery Care and Disposal (see page 13) and Preparing the Battery (see page 17) for information the proper care, disposal, and charging the battery for use.

AC Adapter and Charger Unit

CAUTION: POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD!

Do not touch the AC adapter main unit, the AC cord, or electrical outlet with wet hands.

Do not connect a charger or any other eternal DC source if the phone’s battery is not inserted.

Do not pull the AC cord when removing it from the electrical outlet.

Use the correct voltage range. The AC adapter is 100V-240V.

Do not leave the AC adapter plugged in when not in use.

Hands-free Headset

The foam covered ear piece (see picture is placed withing your ear. Do not put any other part of the headset in your ear.

Attach the clip near the neckline of your clothing so that the microphone is near your mouth. Do not attach the clip to any part of your body.

The hands free microphone is on one side with On/Off switch on the opposite side as shown in the picture. Press the round button to answer/connect a call. When the conversation is over, press the round button to disconnect the call.

Vehicle Power Adapter

Connect the vehicle power adapter with the power adapter inserted into the cigarette lighter or vehicle power outlet. Do not insert the end of the cable that attaches to the 515 wireless phone into the vehicle power outlet.

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Plug into electrical outlet

Plug into Vehicle Power Adapter Socket

or Cigarette Lighter

On/Off Switch to connect

and disconnect calls

Microphone Side

Insert here

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NEC 515 owner manual 152, AC Adapter and Charger Unit, Hands-free Headset, Vehicle Power Adapter

Contents

Page 515 114122 125 Contents Personalizing Settings Messaging and Voice Mail Phonebook Applications 125 Ctia Wireless System Structure User Guide Conventions Phone Controls Alarm Display InformationGraphic Display Area Status Icons When an option list is displayed Main MenuPhonebook See Flag Press Select to select the option Sub-Menu Options Keypad ShortcutsMenu Shortcut Selection Main Phone Features Internet Enabled IR/business card transferPersonalize your phone with down-loadable content Contacts Scheduler/Calendar events To Do tasks Status Bar Indicators No icon shows for Normal modeDisplay Icons Dial Screen Icons Line Item Icons Full-size Pop-up Screen IconsNo icon shows for Normal priority Alert Pop up Icons Safety and Performance Emergency ServicesUser Caution See Flags for more emergency information General Safety SafetyGeneral Care Radio Frequency RF Signals Aircraft SafetyRoad Safety Use hands-free operation, if available Electromagnetic Interference Battery Care and Disposal Do not dispose of battery packs in a fireBlasting Areas Potentially Explosive Atmospheres Performance Service Activation FDN is a network service provider dependent featureGetting Started Voice Mail and Text Messaging Inserting a SIM Card SIM CardRemoving a SIM Card Preparing the Battery Charging the Battery the First TimeChecking the Battery Low Battery Indication Charging the Battery Changing the Battery Powering-On the Phone Language DisplayFrequency Bands Turning the Phone On Basic Calls and Phone Use Dialing CallsEnding Calls Receiving Calls Using Features/Application During a Call Receiving a Call While in an ApplicationUnsuccessful Calls/Auto Redial Accepting a Call Call Features Caller IDReturning an Unanswered Phone Call Last Number Redial Entering a Pause for Dtmf Dialing Emergency CallsSpeed Dialing Volume Controls Forwarding CallsDialing a Number in Message Text Voice Mail Call Timer and Call Charger Using Call Features During a CallPlacing a Call On Hold Call Waiting New Call Dtmf TonesConference Calls Disconnecting a Party IR Send/ReceivePrivate Conversation Recording a Call Personalizing Settings Phone SettingsVolume Settings menu icon Ring Volume Setting OptionsSet Tones Ring Tune and New Message Tone Mode Selection Answer OptionsPhone Modes Activate Any Key Answer Option Default Mode Settings With the backlight always On, the battery life is reduced Changing Mode Settings Mode Ring TuneMode New Message Tone Mode Ring Volume Mode Settings Options Mode BacklightPress 5 to display the Setting options list Screen Settings Own NumberPhonebook Wallpaper Contrast Color ThemeBacklight Display Call Timer LanguageAuto-hyphenation Display Call Charge Call Forwarding Call SettingsCreating OFF Profile Adding and Editing Profiles Vacation Always Forward Unchanged Never Setting Call Forwarding On Setting Call Forwarding OffDeleting a Profile Manual Call Forwarding Setting Call Waiting On/Off Call WaitingManually Set Call Forwarding Off Check Call Forwarding Status Security Settings Changing PinsAuto Redial Send Own Number Caller ID Locks Changing PIN 2 CodeChanging Security Code Forgot Your Security Code Fixed Dialing Phone Lock on Network Settings Network Search TypeNew Network Search SIM List Other Settings Frequency BandMoving a Network Adding a Network Synchronization Settings User id and password are case sensitiveRemote Server Local Server TTY Settings Internet SettingsFactory Settings Connection User Settings Connection Time Out Show VersionsCertificates Reset Factory Settings Reset SettingsErase Data Text Entry Normal Text ABCNumbers Press 0 to create a space between words Symbol Mode T9 Text EntryUsed by 9 fields Text editor options Text Entry Options Menu Text ColorText Format Text Alignment Continue with text entry Text PasteText Highlight Text Object Cannot preview Emoticons Text Edit Settings T9 Text Language Accessing Messages Messaging and Voice MailMessage Center Overview Message center menu icon Message Center Folders Message Center Icons To display the message center Options menu Message Center Options MenuBroadcast Message Settings Email Settings SMS/EMS Settings MMS Settings Voice Mail Setting To establish the settings for voice mail See FlagBroadcast Settings Broadcast messages are from the network provider Receiving and Reading Messages Checking New MessagesTo check if new messages are in the Message center See Flag Phone Number or Email in Message Text Displaying Next/Previous MessageMaking a Call to a Phone Number Adding Email to Blacklist Message Folder List Options Menu Launch Browser Message View Options Menu SIM card Creating and Sending Messages SMS and EMS Slide/Screen Composition After finished composing the slide or slide presentation Email Message Attachments Adding an AttachmentPreviewing Attachments Deleting Attachments New Message Options Menu Editing Messages Moving Messages to Another Folder Message Memory MaintenanceMoving Messages to SIM Deleting a Message Adding Email to Blacklist Deleting All MessagesDeleting Messages Permanently Restoring Messages Editing a Blacklist Email An Email address in the Blacklist may be editedDeleting a Blacklist Email An Email address may be removed from the Blacklist Setting Time Setting the TimeClock Show Clock Setting the Date Network Time Setting Auto On/Off Setting the AlarmSetting the Alarm Off Setting Daylight Savings Setting Time ZoneFormatting the Date and Time Accessing the Internet Accessing the Internet may be done by two methodsWeb Browser Connect to Bookmark Connect to Specific URL Connect to Address History URLConnect to URL in Saved Connect to Last Webpage Screen with the load image setting Off MMode Options Menu Downloading Apps and Games What Can I Download?Downloading Sounds Pictures may be attached to MMS messages and Emails Downloading PicturesWbmp, and .png To download an image for viewing Adding a Bookmark NEC Site BookmarksGo to Bookmark Bookmark Folder Options Menu Bookmark List Options Menu Deleting Bookmarks To delete a specific bookmarkTo delete all bookmarks in a selected folder To delete all folders See Flag Saved Pages Saving aViewing a Saved Save Pages Options Menu Protecting a Saved To protect or un-protect a savedDeleting Saved Pages To delete a specific saved Settings Setting ScrollSetting Load Files Setting Tables and Wrap Text Setting Cookies Check SettingsTo check the Common settings To check the Browser settings FDN and SDN are network provider dependent features PhonebookPhonebook Types Phonebook menu icon Number Entry Screens Blank Entry ScreenNumber Pre-loaded Entry Screen Press End to exit the message screen Adding a New Name/Number Storing Numbers and Names in PhonebookChoose Location Location Number in Use Phone Number TypeFull Phonebook Editing or Personalizing Numbers Phonebook Entry EditUngroup a detail entry Phonebook Field Icons To remove a phone entry from all Groups Allocate a GroupAllocate a Voice Tag Allocate LED Color Allocate a Ring Tune Allocate a Phonebook PictureSaving the Changes SIM Edit Accessing the Edit Function100 Entry Details Option Menu Phonebook Options Menu101 Copying Entries Between Phonebooks 102 Copying/Moving a Phonebook Entry 103Memory Availability Within Same Phonebook To Another Phonebook 104Overwrite Location Delete a Single Entry 105From Phonebook From Entry Details Delete All Phone Entries Groups106 Displaying All Groups and Group Entries 107 Adding/Moving to a Group 108 Remove Entry from Group Sorting and Recall Stored Numbers 109Alphanumeric To change from the location sort to the alphanumeric sort 110 Go To LocationVoice Tag Calling Stored Numbers Phonebook Availability Summary 111Sending an Email Refer to page 69 for Email Message instructions Voice Tags 112Displaying Voice Tag List Playing a Voice Tag Sending IR from Phonebook 113 My Downloads Apps and Games114 Run an Application or Game Application Settings 115 Software Settings 116 117 Software list menu 2/2 includes the optionsCA Certificate Layer and the CA Certificate displays Music 118 119 Delete CurrentDelete All Edit Name Using Pictures Options Menu Pictures120 Selecting and Displaying an Image 121 This option allows you to change the name of the picture Call Records Last CallTotal Calls Call Logs 123 Calling from a Call RecordCalling From Call Record Details Copying Call Record to Phonebook Deleting Call Records 124Viewing Call Record Details 125 ApplicationsApplications menu icon 126 CalculatorSend key performs no function Scheduler 127Viewing Calendars and Daily Events Refer to page 129 to add an event Accessing Add New and Edit Screens Adding/Editing an Event 129Reminder 130 Copying an Event 131 Deleting Events Go To Date default is the current date 132Go To Date Go To URL To send your schedule to another 515 wireless phone 133Viewing Summary IR Sending To access and view task details To Do List134 Viewing To Do Tasks and Task Details Accessing To Do Add New and Edit Screens 135 Adding/Editing a Task 136Due Date 137 Deleting Tasks 138 To delete only Public tasks or Private tasksFiltering Sorting Viewing To Do Summary 139Changing Task Detail Status Viewing Notes 140Adding and Editing Notes To edit a note from the Notepad list screen 141Deleting Notes Sending as Email 142Sending as SMS/EMS Setting the Currency Converter Fields Resetting Currency Converter FieldsCurrency Converter 143 Accessing Voice Memo Voice Memo144 Adding a Memo 145 Labeling a MemoPlaying Memos Deleting Memos Setup for Synchronization Synchronization146 Remote Server Synchronization Errors 147Synchronization Process Full Synchronization Tasks Listed Synchronizing Phonebook Entries 149Synchronizing Scheduler 150 IR ReceiveSynchronizing To Do Task Entries Accessories Authorized Accessories151 Part Number Vehicle Power Adapter 152AC Adapter and Charger Unit Hands-free Headset USB Connector Cable 153 FDA’s Consumer Update 154 155 What are the results of the research done already? 156 What about children using wireless phones? 157 Where can I find additional information? 158 Warranty and Service Wireless PhoneLimited Warranty 159 160 NEC Authorized Accessories 161 NEC Customer Service Support 162 Index Color LED 164 Wherever wireless phone service is available 165