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Nokia 5190 Quick guide to the menu Phone menu shortcuts

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Quick guide to the menuPhone menu shortcuts

Note: Menu items in your phone vary depending on the

network, SIM card, and accessories used.

Access menu Press 0HQX

Scroll Press or

Go back a level Press

Exit the menu/

access start screen Press and hold

Menu shortcuts Press 0HQX, then the menu number

1 Phone book

11 Search

12 Add entry

13 Edit

14 Erase

15 Send entry

16 Options

17 1-touch dialing

18 Service nos.

2Messages

21 Text messages

22 Message settings

23 Voice mailbox number

24 News & info service

25 Service command editor

3 Call log

31 Missed calls

32 Received calls

33 Dialed calls

34 Clear call lists

35 Call timers

36 Show call costs

37 Call cost settings

4Settings

41 Call settings

42 Security settings

43 Phone settings

44 Analog module settings

5 Forwarding

51 Forward all voice calls

52 Forward when not able to

take calls

53 Cancel all call forwarding

6Games

61 Memory

62 Snake

63 Logic

7Calculator

8Clock

81 Alarm clock

82 Clock settings

9Tones

91 Ringing options

92 Ringing tone

93 Ringing volume

94 Message alert tone

95 Keypad tones

96 Warning tones

97 Vibrating alert

Contents

Main Keys 0HQX Quick guide to functions Call functions Other essential shortcuts Phone book functions Quick guide to the menu Phone menu shortcuts Indicators and Icons Contents Page Page Page Page 1. For your safety FCC/Industry Canada Notice Using this Guide Network services Updates 2. Preparing the phone for use Inserting the SIM card Attaching the battery Attaching the battery when using optional analog module Removing the battery Battery charging How to charge your battery Problems charging When is charging complete? Important battery information Page 3. About the phone, keys & menu Power ke y Nokia Navi key Scroll keys C key Lights Start screen Menu Scroll bar Help text Phone menu shortcuts Page Entering letters and numbers Cursor ABC mode Special characters in names and messages Special characters in phone numbers Keyguard (locking the keypad) Page 4. Settings Automatic redial Calling card set-up Saving calling card information Page Clock Language Lights Send own number System selection Tones Ringing option Ringing tone Page Voice mailbox number Page 5. Basic functions Turning the phone on or off Checking signal strength Get a strong signal Making a call Making an international call Adjusting earpiece volume Ending a call Last number redial Saving a name and number Finding a name and number Answering a call Caller ID Page 6. Emergency calls Emergency key 9 7. Advanced functions In-call menu Call hold Making/receiving multiple calls Call forwarding Forwarding calls Cancelling call forwarding 1-touch dialing Assigning numbers to keys Choosing an outgoing line Calling card calls List of own numbers Automatic answer Touch tones Setting touch tone length Fax and data calls Making a fax or data call Receiving a fax or data call Service command editor 8. Phone book Saving names and numbers Saving a number quickly Saving a name and number while in a call Notes about saving names Finding names and numbers From the start screen Using the Phone book menu While performing other functions Editing names and numbers Erasing names and numbers Exchanging names and numbers Scrolling view Page 9. Call log The Options key Missed calls When the display says Missed calls Viewing the missed calls list at any time Received calls Dialed calls Clearing call lists Call timers Viewing call timers Page 10. Controlling call costs Viewing call costs Show call costs Clear call cost counters Show costs in Limiting call costs Setting a call cost limit Removing the call cost limit 11. Voice messages Saving your voice mailbox number Listening to voice messages Calling your voice mailbox at any time 12. Text messages Writing a message Saving a message Sending a message Sending using alternate message setting Reading a message About the Inbox Working with messages in the Inbox About the Outbox Working with messages in the Outbox Message storage Message settings Changing individual sets of message settings Changing common message settings News & info service Using the news & information service Working with topics 13. Other features Games Memory Snake Logic Calculator Using the calculator Currency conversion Alarm clock Setting the alarm clock When the alarm sounds If you turn off the phone External antenna jack Nokia Xpress-on color covers Changing covers Page 14. Security features Access codes overview PIN code PIN2 code Security code Module code PUK and PUK2 codes SIM card security Phone security Module security Fixed dialing Notes about fixed dialing Page 15. Optional analog module Attaching the analog module Removing the analog module Analog features Digital/analog selection Analog system selection Choosing a system-selection method Call timers for analog calls Setting timers back to 0 Module security/module code Activating module security Changing the module code Appendix A: Call forwarding Call forwarding types Adding a call type Forwarding status of different call types Adding a timeout Appendix B: Accessories WARNING! Batteries Charging times Talk and standby times Chargers and other accessories WARNING! ACP-7U Standard Travel Charger ACP-9U Rapid Travel Charger LCH-9 Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger DCH-9 Compact Desktop Charging Stand Page 77 Appendix C: Reference information Important safety information Traffic safety Operating environment Electronic devices Potentially explosive atmospheres Vehicles Emergency calls IMPORTANT! Making an emergency call Radio frequency (RF) signals Care and maintenance Appendix D: Technical information Appendix E: Nokia Limited Warranty