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2020 Glossary

Term	Definition

analog network	A network where the signal is conveyed by
	varying the frequency, amplitude or phase of
	the transmission.

antenna	The portion of your phone designed to transmit
	and receive the wireless signal.

antenna jack	The connector used to attach an external
	antenna to your mobile phone.

battery	The source of power for your mobile phone
	when the phone is not connected to a charger.

bookmark	A way to save a web site address (or URL) to
	your phone’s memory. Use bookmarks to store
	the addresses of your favorite web sites, then
	recall them so you can return to the location
	quickly and easily.

browser	A software program used to view and navigate
	a portion of the Internet called the World Wide
	Web, or Internet locations developed for the
	Wireless Application Protocol (WAP).

data call	A call in which your Nokia phone functions as a
	data/fax modem, connected to your PC via the
	infrared port.

digital network	Network where the signal is converted to a
	digital or binary code before transmission.

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Nokia User Guide Draft Not For Distribution Legal information Page Page Safety first Review the basics Use the phone book Use advanced calling features Personalize rings & tones Manage phone security Communicate with text messages Use special features Play games Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty Safety first Safety Guidelines Quick Tips Your PHONE’S Label GET the Most OUT of this Guide WelcomeUnderstand the terms Look for updates Follow graphic cluesBold Bold, blue Understand Wireless Network Services Sign up with a service providerLearn about Accessibility Solution Nokia commitment Alternate format user guides LPS-3 Mobile Inductive Loopset Label is on the back of the phone under the battery It shows Find Information about Your Phone Contact Nokia Have the phone or accessory handyHave the right information available Nokia Mobile Phones, Inc Contact your service providerWestney Rd. South Attach the Battery Set up your phoneCharge the Battery Important Battery Information Remove the BatteryProlong Battery Life Personalize Review the basics Antenna Possible overheating Learn the Keys Make and Answer Calls Check the Start Screen Check the header line and scroll bar Return to the Start screenOn the Start Screen Review Phone Symbols Symbol What it means Press to switch to uppercase Hold # to switch back to lettersSwitch to numbers Alarm clock is set Symbol What it means You have an active data or fax call? USE the Selection KeysCheck IN-PHONE Help Browse Phone Menus Scroll through menus Use a shortcutPress Menu Tips Shortcuts Verify Messages Settings Continuous Network feature setting Verify 4-8 for call forwarding Phone Book Menu One by one Erase all Options Beam Type of view Review ABC and 123 Entries Use the phone bookEnter letters Enter punctuation and other characters Enter numbersEnter Spaces and Punctuation ABC mode 123 modeUSE Special Characters in Names and Phone Numbers Erase Mistakes Check call history Check the Call LOGCall time Edit number Check missed calls Check previously dialed callsErase Log Check received calls Clear call listsPress Menu 2 3 Call register Dialed numbers Stop at the appropriate option and press OK Turn on a current call timer Check Call TimersDuration Timers All calls’ Clear call timers Enter your security code and press OK Use advanced calling features SET IN-CALL Options Store the call waiting feature code Activate call waiting USE Call WaitingManage Calls Make a conference call Service provider for details Lookup a number during a conference call USE Call Forwarding Store the call forwarding feature codeActivate call forwarding Phone is off Cancel all call Not answeredOut of reach or Forwarding Press Menu 4 2 1 Settings Call settings Automatic redial Press Menu 4 2 2 Settings Call settings Calling cardRedial Automatically USE a Calling Card Save calling card information step Enter the card name using your phone’s keypad Press OK Press Menu 4 1 3 Settings Call settings Calling cardChoose a calling card to use Make a calling card call Store the Send Own Number feature code Select a Phone Number Select the phone numberSelect digital or analog Only one phone number can be active at a time SET Touch Tones Set touch tone length Store touch tone sequences strings Tones Touch tone lengthStore Touch Tone Strings with Phone Numbers Send a Touch Tone String Not to send confidential information Use voice mail SET UP Your Voice MailboxCheck for Messages SET Greetings and Passwords Listen to Your Voice Messages Quickly press the Power key What is a PROFILE?Select a Different Profile Customize a Profile SelectCustomize Rename Set the ring volume Set ring options Set the ring tone Set keypad tones Set a vibrating alertSet warning and game tones Set the message alert tone Set your phone to answer automatically Seconds if no keys are pressed Set the lights car kit onlyTime that your phone is connected to the car kit Rename Profiles SET and Display the Clock SET the Display LanguageSet the clock Press OK after adjusting the time Display the clockSelect the time format ADD a Welcome Note Set up a 1-touch dial key USE 1-TOUCH DialingChange 1-touch dialing numbers Menu 1 3 Options Erase OK Restore Factory Settings Erase 1-touch dialing numbers Change Your Security Code Manage phone securityMessage Security code changed appears Protect Your Phone with the Lock Code Default setting is no longer validTurn on the phone lock Answer a call while using a lock code Store an unlocked phone numberCall an unlocked phone number Change your lock code Turn off the lock code Lock the KeypadActivate keyguard Deactivate keyguard Press Menu 4 3 1 Settings Security settings Restrict calls Answer a call while keyguard is activeRestrict Calls Restrict outgoing calls Restrict incoming calls Activate the Prepaid Menu Deactivate the Prepaid Menu Check the Prepaid Balance Save Access Phone NumbersADD Money to Your Prepaid Account Make Calls Using Prepaid Service Check Prepaid Balances 13 13 Set network services features SET UP HOW Your Phone Selects a System Switch between private and public systems Set up the way your phone selects a network Select a public system USE Your Phone on the Road About Text Messages 14 14 Communicate with text MessagesWrite with Standard Text Entry What you press What you see Write with Predictive TextWhat you press Keys and tools for predictive text Turn on predictive text input Turn off predictive text input Tips for predictive text Insert symbols Add a word to the match listInsert numbers Write compound words Write and Send a Text Message USE Folders to Store Text Messages Resend a Message from the Outbox Save a Message in the Saved FolderReceive a Text Message Choose options for a message Read a Text MessageRead next When Your PHONE’S Memory is Full Erase a MessageCall back Forward Reply to a Message Forward a MessageSend and Receive E-MAIL Messages Save e-mail addresses ADD a NEW E-MAIL Address E-mail address box opens Enter the addressChange Edit AN E-MAIL Address Send an e-mail message Enter the e-mail address, or press Search Other options for a completed message Reply to or Forward AN E-MAIL MessageSave Address box Chat with Other Phone Users 15 15 Use special features Send and Receive Business CardsSend a business card View a received business card Delete a viewed business card Download Ringing TonesReceive a ringing tone Save a received ringing tone USE the Alarm Clock SET the Alarm ClockDiscard received ringing tones SET the Time Turn OFF the Alarm Clock When IT Rings Turn OFF the Alarm Clock AltogetherPress Menu 4 2 2 Settings Phone settings Alarm clock USE the Calculator Convert currency Following actionsIf you want to Do this SET the Exchange Rate Calculate Currency Using the Exchange Rate Press Options and scroll to To home or To visited 16 16 Use Infrared Sending and Receiving DataCheck the status of an IR connection Learn about Sending or Receiving VIA IR Phone book Other types of IR connectionsSend a Business Card to Another Device Reminders Align the infrared ports of both devices, then press the ?Receive a Business Card from Another Device Send a Reminder Note to Another Device Learn about the Services Menu Connect to the Internet SET UP for Browsing Your Service Provider and WAPLaunch the Browser Navigate a WAP card Link and click the ? Browser menu101 Options menu ExitAdditional Menu Items 102 Bookmarks Save AN Address AS a BookmarkEnter a Bookmark Manually Return to a Bookmarked Site PLAY, SAVE, or Erase a Ring Tone Download a Ring Tone104 Play games Start a new gameSnake Space Impact Pairs 105 19 19 Frequently asked questions How do I make the ringing louder? How do I change the ringing tone?How do I store my voice mailbox number? 107 How do I find my phone’s model number? How do I redial the last-dialed numberHow do I assign a key to 1-touch dialing? How do I find out how many memory locations the phone has? How can I change the contrast of my phone’s display? How do I clear my call timers?109 Term Definition 20 20 Glossary110 111 112 113 114 115 21 21 Reference information 116 Important Safety Information 117 Traffic safety Operating environmentElectronic devices Pacemakers Hearing Aids Other Medical DevicesVehicles 119 Potentially explosive atmospheres VehiclesPosted Facilities 120 Make an emergency call Emergency Calls121 Provider Radio frequency RF signals122 When using your phone, battery, charger, or any accessory Care and maintenance123 Children Accessories124 Batteries Charging timesBMC-2 640 mAh NiMH 2 hrs 45 min Hrs 30 min 125 Chargers and Other Accessories Standby and talk timesMAh NiMH 126 When a charger is not in use Standard Travel Charger ACP-7Travel Charger ACP-8 Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger LCH-9 Desktop Charging Stand DCV-10 Headset HDE-2Nokia Xpress-on color covers Changing Covers Troubleshooting 129 Call your wireless Voice messages Mail service Service providerTechnical Information Can’t listen to my 4F to + 104F -20C to +40C Transmitter Output Up to 600mW Power Battery Voltage131 22 22 Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty 132 133 134 Responsible for all shipping charges 135 Service agreement 136