Technical Information, Number of Channels, Up to

Reference information

• TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Feature

Weight

Volume

Frequency Range

Transmitter Output Power

Battery Voltage Operating Temperature

Number of Channels

Phone numbers Phone book locations

Specification

5.3oz with BMC-3 900 mAh NiMH battery

105 cc

Lowband

824.04- 848.97 MHz (TX)

869.04- 893.97 MHz (RX)

Highband

1850.04 - 1909.92 MHz (TX)

1930.08 - 1989.96 MHz (RX)

Up to 600mW

3.6 V nominal

-4°F to + 104°F (-20°C to + 40°C)

832lowband 1997 highband

Up to 3

Up to 200

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Nokia 1220 manual Technical Information, Weight Volume Frequency Range Transmitter Output Power, Number of Channels, Up to

Contents

1261 BatteryMy number Model number Phone type Legal Information Contents Personalization Start a new game Snake II Space impact Pairs II Use Keyguard Understand the security code Restrict callsPage Safety first Water-resistance Qualified serviceAccessories and batteries Use sensibly Welcome and quick guide GET the Most OUT of this GuideUnderstand the terms Follow graphic clues Learn text conventionsBold Look for updates Understand Wireless Network ServicesSign up with a service provider Newsletters Register Your Phone Understand Your Phone Use the antenna Install and remove the battery Remove the Battery From the top of the phone. Apply PhoneIt, then remove it Charge the battery Prolong Battery Life Important Battery Information SET UP Your Headset Connect the headsetUse the headset GET Started with the Quick Guide Page Fax GET HelpFind your phone’s label Contact Nokia HOW the Loopset Works Contact your service providerReceive accessibility information LPS-3 Mobile Inductive Loopset Scroll to Yes, then press Select Set up the TTY/TDD profile Press Make a TTY/TDD CallReceive a TTY/TDD Call END a TTY/TDD Call Basic operations Switch Your Phone on or OFFSwitch on your phone Switch OFF your phone Make a 1-touch dial call Press to end the call or cancel the call attemptUse the keypad Use the phone book Redial the last-dialed number Adjust the earpiece volumeAnswer a call Silence an incoming call Understand indicators and icons IndicatorsUnderstand the Scroll Bar Icons Alarm clock is set Selection key allows you to select various phone options USE the Selection KeysScroll Keys Check IN-PHONE Help Use shortcuts Browse Phone MenusScroll through menus Return to the previous menu level Menu Tips Menu shortcuts Profiles Automatic redial Show/Hide clock Set the time Time format System Phone Book Menu Entry Enter letters ABC modeText entry Standard Text Input Enter numbers 123 mode Erase MistakesChange from Capital Uppercase Letters Enters an empty space or Special characters Enter SPACES, Punctuation and Special CharactersR S Y Z Use symbols in names and numbers Use special charactersUse four-way scrolling Write with Predictive Text Understand predictive text inputTurn on predictive text input Enter punctuation and special characters Turn off predictive text inputSave a word in the dictionary Enter numbers Delete information Change the caseWrite compound words Clear the screen Phone book USE Phone Book MenusFind Add new Erase all Options Touch dialing Save an e-mail address Save an entry using the phone book menuSave NAMES, Numbers and E-MAIL Addresses Quickly save a name and number Recall Names and Numbers Recall information with shortcutsEdit a Name or Number Customize Your Phone Book View Entire contentsErase Names and Numbers Individual entries Name only Select your scrolling viewCheck Memory Status Name list Call time Call logCall LOG Options Missed calls Received calls Dialed calls Clear call lists Check Missed CallsCheck Received Calls Check Dialed Calls Press Menu 2-4 Menu Call log Clear call lists USE Call TimersPress Menu 2-5 Menu Call log Call timers Duration of last call Duration of all calls Clear timers Turn on a current call timer Clear call timers Appears on your phone’s screen, along with the icon MessagesVoice Mail Check for messages Save the voice mailbox number Listen to your voice messagesFollow the prompts to review your messages Understand messaging Options when working with messagesSend Settings TEXT, E-MAIL and Picture Messages Inbox Folder Organize messages using foldersDetails Predictive text input by repeatedly pressing Erase Messages from Folders Text MessagesOutbox Folder Archive Folder Read a text message Write and send a text message Save a Message Respond to a text messageReply to the Message Forward the Message Press Menu 1-7 Menu Messages Picture Messages When Your Memory is FullPicture Messages Send a picture message Preview a Picture Message Before Sending Receive a picture messageSave a picture message Mail Messages Send an e-mail message Receive an e-mail messagePress Menu 1-2 Menu Messages Write e-mail Edit an existing e-mail message Reply to an e-mail messageForward an e-mail message Profiles Personalization Select a profile Customize a profileSET the Ringing Options SET the Ringing Volume SET the Ringing TonePress Menu 3 Menu Profiles SET the Message Alert Tone SET Keypad TonesSET the Warning Tones Rename a profile Accessory settingsSET UP the Loopset Press Menu 4-4-3 Settings Accessory settings Loopset SET the Lights CAR KIT only Press Menu 4-4 Settings Accessory settingsSET the Default Profile Automatic Answer Set the clock SET the Clock Using AM/PM FormatSET the Clock Using 24-HOUR Format Set the display language Automatic update of time Display the clockAdd a welcome note Restore factory settings Advanced calling features Understand ACTIVE-CALL OptionsLock keys Mute End all calls Touch tones End all calls Access menusAccess the phone book Make a new call Disconnect Third Party Mute the phone’s microphoneUse conference call Conference a Call To end all calls, press USE Voice PrivacyUSE Call Forwarding END a Conference Call Forward if out of reach Learn about call forwarding feature codesStore the call forwarding feature code Forward if busy USE Call Waiting Activate/cancel call forwardingStore the call waiting feature code Press Menu 4-6-2 Settings Network services Call forwarding Place a Call Without Sending Your Number Store the Feature CodeManage calls USE Send OWN Caller ID Select a Phone Number Select the phone numberScroll to the phone number you want to use and press Select Change 1-touch dialing numbers USE Automatic RedialUSE 1-TOUCH Dialing Assign a key to 1-touch dialing SET Touch Tone Strings Erase 1-touch dialing numbers Continuous Fixed Off Set manual touch tonesSet touch tone length Store touch tone strings Store the touch tone string into your phone book Link Phone Book EntriesSend a Touch Tone String USE Linking Options You have the following three options Select a SystemSearch for a network Press Menu 5 Menu System Unlock the Keypad SecurityUSE Keyguard Lock the Keypad Answer a call while Keyguard is active Understand the Security CodeChange your security code Add a number to the call restriction list Restrict Calls Scroll to Restrict incoming calls, then press Select Restrict outgoing callsRestrict all incoming calls Scroll to Restrict outgoing calls, then press Select Respond to the alarm Special featuresUSE the Alarm Clock Set the alarm clock Send a business card Alarm when phone power is offTurn off the alarm clock Send and Receive Business Cards Notification of a received ringing tone Save a viewed business cardDelete a viewed business card Download a Ringing Tone Discard a received ringing tone Save a received ringing tone Minute Manager Check Your Call InformationMy charges My bill My minutesMy data Check Your Account Information Customer Care My limitMy rate plan My number Start a NEW Game Games Time trial Pairs II only Puzzle Pairs II only Game SettingsSnake Space Impact Move the cursor with keys , , To reveal the pictures, press Pairs Charging and Discharging Battery StatementsYour phone is powered by a rechargeable battery Reference information Do not dispose of batteries in a fire Proper Care and Maintenance Important Safety Information Traffic safetyRemember road safety always comes first Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that a minimum separation Operating environmentElectronic devices Pacemakers Hearing Aids Other medical devicesVehicles Potentially explosive atmospheres Vehicles To make an emergency call Make Emergency Calls 101 Certification Information SAR 102 Practical rules for accessory operation Accessory Safety Batteries Charging TimesStandby and Talk Times Accessories MAh NiMH Battery BMC-3MAh Li-ion Battery BLC-2 Standard Travel Charger ACP-7U Rapid Travel Charger ACP-8URapid Travel Charger ACP-12U Standard Travel Charger ACP-7U Rapid Travel Charger ACP-8U Spare Battery Charger DDC-1Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger LCH-9 Compatible with Headset HDC-5 Headset HDE-2Boom headset HDB-5 Here is what you’ll need for TTY/TDD communication Loopset LPS-3TTY/TDD Adapter HDA-9 What YOU’LL Need Express Car Kit Cark Mobile Holder MBC-6 Carry case CSM-6 Express Car Kit PPH-1 How do I make the ringing louder? Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is my security code? How do I lock and unlock the keypad? How do I assign a key to 1-touch dialing? How do I store my voice mailbox number?How do I redial the last-dialed number? Press twice How do I find my phone’s Model number and ESN number? Glossary SMS Up to Weight Volume Frequency Range Transmitter Output PowerTechnical Information Number of Channels Can’t listen to my voice messages TroubleshootingCharger is not properly plugged Battery is not charged You don’t have voice mail service 119 Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty 120 121 Melbourne, FL 122 123 124 125 126 To all users of mobile phones Guide to Safe and Responsible Wireless Phone Use 127 128 Appendix B Message from the FDA U.S 130 131 132 133 Accessories Boom headset HDB-5 107 car kit PPH-1 AccessoryIndex Making Carry case 110 changeDefinition of terms 114 dialed calls Display language 63 download Menu tips Memory Reference information 93 ringing Accessory settings 61 customize 58 selecting PunctuationPhone book Menu Turn the phone on/off Unlock the keypad 79 user guide Timers check 44 clear 45 current callStoring with numbers 76 troubleshooting TTY Time

Nokia 1220 Technical Information, Weight Volume Frequency Range Transmitter Output Power, Up to

Models: 1220