Index, Network Services Operating environment | Nokia 1108 guide

Index

A

Access codes vi

Accessories iv

Alarm clock (Menu 7) 24

Answering a call 7

B

Battery 29, 32

Battery information 28 type 29

C

Calculator 25

Call cost settings 19

Call counters and call timers 18 Call divert 21

Call functions 6

Call register (Menu 3) 18 Call waiting options 21 Care and maintenance 32 Certification information (SAR) 36 Change access codes 24 Changing the covers 4

Charger and accessory v Charging and Discharging 28 Charging the battery 2 Chat 14

Clock settings 20 Composer 27 Contacts (Menu 2) 17 Countdown timer 26

D

Date setting 21 Delete messages 15 Display and standby mode 4 Distribution lists 15 Drafts 14

E

Electronic devices 33

Emergency calls 35

Extras (Menu 10) 25

F

Flashlight 5, 27

G

Games (Menu 9) 25

General information vi

Genuine Enhancements 29

Getting started 1

I

Important safety information 33 In-call operations 7

Info service 16 Inserting a SIM card 1

K

Keys and connectors 3

L

List of menu functions 11

Locking the keypad 7

M

Making a calculation 26 Making a call 6

Making a call using the phone book 6 Redialling 6

Speed dialling 6 Making a conference call 6 Making a currency conversion 26 Memory status 18

Menu functions 10 Messages (Menu 01) 12

N

Network Services v

O

Operating environment 33

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User’s Guide for Nokia Copyright 2004 Nokia. All rights reserved Contents Important safety For Your Safety Do not use a hand-held phone while driving Network Services Charger and accessory Stickers in the sales package Access codesGeneral information Remove the battery by lifting it using the finger grip Getting startedInserting a SIM card Lift it off the phone Charging the battery Tips on Efficient Operation Keys and connectors Above it. In this guide, the symbolIs followed by the related Guiding text, e.g. Menu or Approximately 15 seconds Display and standby mode Changing the covers Strap FlashlightPutting on the wrist Thread the strap Call functions Making a call Answering a call In-call operationsLocking the keypad Listening to voice messages Writing text Setting predictive text input on or offUsing predictive text input Using traditional text input Writing compound words Menu functions List of menu functions Messages Messages Menu Write messages Write message When the message is complete Reading a text message InboxNumber, and press OK To view the messages later, press Sent items DraftsChat Picture messages Distribution lists TemplatesSmileys Delete messages Message settings Info serviceVoice mailbox number Profile 1 Menu 1-11-1 Searching for a name and phone number Service command editorContacts Menu Settings for Contacts Call counters and call timersCall register Menu Recent call lists Tones Menu This menu, you Settings Menu Time settingsProfiles Menu Clock Auto update of date & time Call settingsDate setting Phone settings Enhancement settings Keyguard settings Security settingsAfter you have selected On, Security keyguard, select Off Stop the alarm by pressing . If Restore factory settingsAlarm clock Menu Games Menu Extras MenuCalculator Reminders Menu Making a calculation Countdown timerStopwatch SIM services Menu ComposerScreen saver Flashlight Do not dispose of batteries in a fire Battery informationCharging and Discharging Battery Genuine EnhancementsIndoor Standard Charger ACP-7 Indoor and Vehicle VehicleTravel Charger ACP-12 Mobile Charger LCH-9 Charging time is dependent on the condition of the battery Plug and Play Handsfree PPH-1 Care and maintenance Important safety information Traffic Safety Electronic devicesRemember road safety always comes first Operating environment Vehicles Hearing aids Press Call key Emergency callsReady the phone for calls Certification information SAR Network Services Operating environment Index Write messages 12 Writing compound words 9 Writing text PIN2 codeListening to