9357106 Issue 2 US
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Table of contents
Internet
Calendar
System
Important safety information Index
Troubleshooting
Care and maintenance
Extras
Introduction
Introduction
Phone and communicator interfaces
Things to remember
Services
Access codes
FCC/Industry Canada Notice
Contact information
Texts
Document outbox
Facts about wireless data transmission
Getting started
Getting started
First start-up
This chapter covers the following topics
Press Settings
SIM card
SIM card contents
Installing the SIM card
Connectors
Connectors
Battery
Charging the battery
Insert the battery
Using the battery
Battery
Communicator interface
Communicator display
Communicator interface conventions
10 Communicator display
Using the applications
Communicator applications
Tel. Telephone is used for managing voice calls
Call status
Indicators
Communicator is in flight mode
Inbox/Outbox
Battery is fully charged five bars displayed
Battery level
Battery is low. The battery should be recharged
Keyboard
Special features
Communicator help
Multi-select function
Settings and Menus
Backlight
Shortcuts
Naming a document
Received communications
Useful settings information
Application Path
Contacts Application
Contacts settings
Contacts
Nokia HelpLine
Contact cards
Contacts directory
Editing contact cards
+ character
Customizing contact cards
+, #, *, p, w, -, space characters
+1-area code-7 digit number
Storing Dtmf tones
Records
Speed dials
Records
SIM and phone memory
Copying memory SIM to phone
Open the General record
Entering contact information Via the phone interface
Copying memory Contacts directory to
Telephone
Telephone settings
Ringing settings
Telephone
Voice call restrictions
Voice call forward, call
Voice call forward
All incoming calls Calls cannot be received
Other settings
Calling card settings
Single number settings
Call waiting
Speakerphone audio control
Press
Making a call
Use the recent calls list Press the Recent calls command
Interface, unless you want to use the handsfree mode
Answering a call
To make a call with a calling card
Calling card call
Managing calls
Making a call
Active call
Press Conference commands
Conference call
Calling your voice mailbox
Sending Dtmf tones
Voice call transfer
Alternating calls
Conference call
Incoming faxes, short Messages and data
Fax settings
Fax
Fax
Fax settings
Menu
Fax cover
Sending faxes
You can send faxes from Fax application
To add a logo or signature to the fax cover
Fax directory
Fax cover page and send Options
Sending faxes
Received faxes
There are two ways to read a received fax
Your SIM card must be activated for SMS
Short messages
Short messages
Write message Rename Copy Move Create folder
Send options are Reply via same Smsc Yes / No default
SMS settings
SMS settings are
Send options
Use number
Sending messages
Sending contact cards
Editing SMS messages
SMS directory
To select a recipient three options
Once your recipient is entered, press Send
Info messages
Received messages
Standard messages
Cards are marked with To read a received message
Business cards
Receiving a business card via SMS
Internet applications
Getting Internet service
Internet
Internet
Domain name and Host name Hypertext Markup Language Html
Internet Access Point
Cookies
Internet Protocol IP address
Uniform Resource Locator URL
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol TCP/IP
TCP Port
Simple Mail Transport Protocol Smtp
Internet access settings are
Mail settings
To alter the E-mail settings Go to the E-mail main view
Sending e-mail
Reply / Forward e-mail
Mail directory
To select a recipient listed in the E-mail directory
Send e-mail upon request
Mime encoding On default or Off see E-mail settings on
Mail envelope
Press Send options
Receiving e-mail
Reading e-mail
Remote mailbox
WWW settings
Your SIM card activated for data service
Domains as accurately as you wish
To view a
Hotlist
Hotlist
Press Retrieve
To reload a web page, press Ctrl+R
Connecting to WWW
Back returns the previous set of commands
Close returns you to the Hotlist
Press Copy source
Connecting to WWW
Navigating in WWW
Open the document to view the code
Downloading add-on Software
Viewing images
Plug-ins
To download a plug-in
To create new or edit existing connections
Telnet commands
Define Telnet connections
To edit an existing connection, press Edit
Text transfers
To send text to the host computer
Press Send text
Define Terminal connections
Define terminal connections
Terminal connection
Four programmable function keys PF1-4
Received faxes Received faxes
Editing
Created and downloaded Texts
Read-only documents
Special characters
Sending documents
Received faxes Downloaded figures
To enter special characters from the character table
Printing problems
Printing documents
„ Press Start to start printing
Monthly schedule
Calendar settings
Calendar
Calendar
To delete events
To adjust the details of the selected event
Daily schedule
Description The description of the event
Alarms
Memos
Repeat until date Indicates the last date of the event
Weekly schedule
On both the phone and communicator interface displays
Calendar booking
To access the To-do list
To-do list
Press Menu in any of the schedules
System settings
System
System 10-1
Key click Off / Quiet default/ Loud
Security
10-2
PIN code request On default / Off
System
10-3
Other codes
10-4
Fax modem
„ To stop using communicator as a fax modem, press Disable
User data
System 10-5
Connecting to a PC
10-6
To establish a connection
System 10-7
File transfer
Transferring files from Communicator
Following files can be transferred
Install/Remove software
Transferring files to Communicator
10-8
Backup/Restore
Import/Export contacts
System 10-9
Import/Export calendar data
Data removal
10-10
Memory
About this product
System 10-11
User-defined services
Nokia services
Operator services
Extras
11-2
Calculator
Saved forms
Maximum length of the calculator tape is 100 lines
Extras
Alarm clock
Clock
11-3
Editing the cities database
‚ Press Delete alarm to cancel the alarm
World time
11-4
Clock settings
Composer
Extras 11-5
11-6
Custom tune options
Editing a custom tune
Composer
Converter
Currency converter
Extras 11-7
11-8
Wireless Data Backup
Restore data over the GSM network via a data
Call
Document outbox
Document outbox 12-1
12-2
Phone interface
Phone interface 13-1
Display indicators
Display indicators
Using the selection keys
13-2
Receiving a call
Sending Dtmf tones
Phone interface 13-3
Automatic sending
Using memory
Using memory
Keying in a name
Phone interface 13-5
Recalling information
Dialing shortcuts
Lower case letters
13-6
Menu shortcuts
Menu scrolling
Speed search
Main menu structure
Phone interface
13-7
Detailed menus list
Recent calls Menu
Messages Menu
Call forwarding Menu
Message settings Menu 2
Call forward settings
13-9
Phone settings Menu
Security options Menu
Duration and cost Menu
Network selection Menu
Memory functions Menu
Copy between memories Menu 8
In-call options Menu
SIM card memory status Menu 8
Erase SIM card memory Menu 8
Keypad lock Menu
Help
All sounds Menu
Phone interface 13-15
Power comes on, but the phone interface does not work
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting 14-1
Communicator activation and system trouble
14-2
Resetting the communicator
Establishing communication
Establishing communication
Calls, faxes or data cannot be forwarded or restricted
Troubleshooting 14-3
Pressing the key on the phone interface keyboard
Fax reception The SIM does not have a fax number
Connectivity and printing
14-4
Connectivity and printing
Troubleshooting 14-5
Miscellaneous
Warranty information
Care and maintenance 15-1
Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty
Warranty information
15-2
Care and maintenance 15-3
Traffic safety
Important safety information 16-1
Operating environment
16-2
Using this manual
Emergency calls
To make an emergency call
Cleaning the communicator 15-1 Clock
Symbols
+ character Access codes Alarm
Index
Mail directory Emergency calls
Sending upon request 7-8 settings
Network password Network selection Settings
Fax driver software 10-5 Files
PC connectivity
WWW Shortcuts Last number redial
Setting number 4-4
Voice mailbox World time Calling