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Panasonic EB-TX310 Deleting a Text Message, Calling Back a Text Message, Adding the Sender to your Phonebook, Viewing Outbox Messages

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68 Service Provider Features

Deleting a Text Message

Note: To delete a locked message in the Inbox, you must use the

following steps. Lo ck ed messages will not be del et ed by

selecting Delete All from t he Text M essage menu.

1With the message selected or displayed, press (OPTION).

2Scroll to Delete, and pr ess (OK).

3Press (YES) to del ete t he m es sa ge.

Calling Back a Text Message

When th e te xt of a me ssage conta in s a t ele p hone number, you can call

that number without having to press the keys yo ur self.

1With the message displayed, press (OPTION).

2Scroll to Call Back and pres s ( O K).

•Any numbers contained in the message are listed.

3Scroll to the phone number you want to call back.

4Press (O PTION ) an d then select Prefix to add a prefix to the

phone nu m ber, or select Save to save the number in the Phonebook

as a home, work, cell, or other phone number .

OR

Press (SEND) t o plac e t he call .

Adding the Sender to your Phonebook

1With the message displayed, press (OPTION).

2Scroll to Add Sender and press (OK).

•A blank Phonebook listing is displayed. If an email address is included

in the message, it is automatically inserted in the listing.

3Add or edit ad di tio nal Phonebook f ie lds as described i n “Creating a

Phoneboo k Entr y” on page 32.

4When you are finish ed, press (FIN IS H ).

Note: If a phone number is displ ayed after From: in an Inbox

messa ge, pr essing call s t he displayed number.

Viewing Outbox Messages

1From the Text M essage menu, scroll to Outbox and press (OK).

2Press or to scroll to the m essage of you r c hoi ce, then to

scroll thro ugh the time , de st inat i on, picture a nd/or melody (if pre sent),

and the message.

3After readi ng t hr ough a messa ge, pr ess (OPTION).

4From the O pti ons menu, do one of the following:

-To edit the destination or the text of a message, or to change a

picture or a melody att ached to the mes sage, pres s (OK) to

select Edit.

•The Compose screen is displayed. See “Composing a Text

Message” on page 64 fo r inst r uctions on editing a message.

-To forward the message, scroll to Forward an d pr ess (OK).

•The Compose screen is displayed. See “Forwarding a Text

Message” on page 67.

Contents

Main Page (Optional) Chapter 8 Reference Information Chapter 5 Standby Display Panasonic MENU Reference Information Chapter 5 Standby Display Panasonic MENU Contents Introduction.......................................................................... vii Chapter 1: Safety First ......................................................... 1 Chapter 2: Getting Started........... ...... .................... ...... ....... . 5 Chapter 3: Everyday Operations ...................................... 17 Chapter 4: Text Entry Operations ..................................... 27 Chapter 5: Phonebook Features ....................................... 31 Chapter 6: Additional Operations ..................................... 39 Tone Settings ..................................................................... 45 Phone Settings................................................................... 52 Security Options ................................................................ 60 Chapter 7: Service Provider Features .............................. 63 Chapter 8: System Settings............................................... 73 Page Introduction Introduction vii Introduction About This Manual Chapter 1: Safety First Chapter 2: Getting Started Chapter 3: Everyday Operations Icons Used in This Manual Safety First 1 Safety First Batteries Charging Devices Availability of Service Emerge nc y (9 11) Service Safety Tips Safety First 3 Body-worn operation Antenna Care Phone Operation Driving Electron ic Devi ces Aircraft Blasting Areas Potentially Explosive Atmospheres For Vehicles Equipped with an Air Bag o Battery Specifications Removing the Battery Low-Battery Warning Getting Started 7 Phone Description Phone Specificati ons 8 Getting Started Function Keys The following table de sc ribes how eac h fu nction key wo rk s. Getting Started 9 Display I cons Master Display and Icons 10 Getting Started Phonebook Icons Press and hold to power off your phone. Powering Phone On and Off Powering ON Press and hold until a tone sounds and the backlight lights. Powering OFF Getting Started 11 Standby Display Moving through the Menu Shortcut Keys 12 Getting Started Setting Date and Time Adjusting Date and Time Settings Changing the Date Format Selecting 24-hour or 12-hour Mode Getting Started 13 Setting Ring Volume Selecting a Ring Alert 14 Getting Started V ibration Alert Restoring Default Values Getting Started 15 Using the Private Handsfree Headset 16 Getting Started Personalizing Your Phone Everyday Operations 17 Everyday Operations Placing Calls Dialing from the Keypad Dialing a Phonebook Entry from the Menu Super Dial Everyday Operations 19 Speed Dial Answering Ca lls 20 Everyday Operations In-Call Features Adjusting Voice Volume Viewing Your Own Phone Number During a Call Muting the Mouthpiece Everyday Operations 21 Using the Display as a Scratchpad Turning the Speakerphone On and Off 22 Everyday Operations Missed Ca lls Answer Key Options Everyday Operations 23 Voice Mail Listening to New Voice Mail Redialing Numbers Redialing One of the Last 10 Numbers Dialed 24 Everyday Operations Key Lock Turning On Key Lock Turning Off Key Lock Everyday Operations 25 Voice Memo Recording a Voice Memo from Standby 26 Everyday Operations Recording a Voice Memo During a Call Playing and Deletin g a Voice Memo Text Entry Operations 27 Text Entry Operations Letter Entry Word Entry (Word T9) Mode Using Word Entry (Word T9) Mode Chapter 4 Text Entry Operations 29 Numbers (NUM) Mode Symbols (SYM) Mode Key Entry Table Page Phonebook Features Phonebook Features 31 Phonebook Features Customizing Your Phonebook Creating a Phonebook Entry 3Scroll to the appropriate item an d press (SELECT). For each entry, you can enter any or all of the following information: Phonebook Features 33 34 Phonebook Features Creating a Super Dial Entry Changing or Deleting a Super Dial Entry Phonebook Features 35 Programming Pauses or Waits Saving a Displayed Phone Number Editing/Deleting a Phonebook Entry 36 Phonebook Features Selecting a Phonebook Search Method Phonebook Features 37 Displaying Your Own Number Deleting All Phonebook Entries Page Advanced Operations Additional Operations 39 Additional Operations Call History Received Calls Call History Options Adding a Prefix Additional Operations 41 Saving a Number Deleting a Number Deleting All Entries in a List 42 Additional Operations Call Timers Additional Operations 43 Voice Commands Tips for Recording Voice Commands Recording a Voice Command to Call a Phonebook Number 44 Additional Operations Recording a Voice Command for a Phone Function Additional Operations 45 Using a Voice Command to Perform an Action Reviewing and Deleting Voice Commands Deleting All Voice Commands Tone Settings Ring Volume 46 Additional Operations Key Volume Ring Alert Selecting a Ring Alert Additional Operations 47 Message Alert Selecting a Message Alert 48 Additional Operations Vibration Warning Tone Voice Ring Additional Operations 49 Recording a Voice Ring Custom Melodies Selecting a Custom Melody Editing the Title of a Custom Melody 50 Additional Operations Editing or Creating a Custom Melody - - - Example: Entering Notes 52 Additional Operations Phone Settings Display Settings Backlight Display Contrast Standby Screen Answer Mode Alert Mode 54 Additional Operations T ime Settings Setting Date an d Time Setting the Alarm Additional Operations 55 56 Additional Operations Answer Key Creating a Welcome Screen Selecting Another Language Additional Operations 57 Miscellaneous Menu Model Type Emergency Call TTY Mode 58 Additional Operations DTMF Duration Reset Defaults Additional Operations 59 60 Additional Operations Security Options Tip : Note: Changing Lock Code Tip : Locking Incoming Calls Locking Outgoing Calls Limiting the Number of Digits Dialed 62 Additional Operations Power-On Lock Activating the Power-On Lock Deactivating the Power-On Lock from Standby Disabling the Power-On Lock Service Provider Features Text Messaging Composing a Text Message Entering the Send To Information Entering the Text of Your Message Adding a Picture Accessing Text Messages - 66 Service Provider Features - Reading New Text Messages - Service Provider Features 67 - - - - Replying to a Text Message (Inbox Only) Forwarding a Text Message Locking a Text Message 68 Service Provider Features Deleting a Text Message Calling Back a Text Message Adding the Sender to your Phonebook Viewing Outbox Messages - Group Lists Creating a Group List 70 Service Provider Features Viewing Your Group Lists - Service Provider Features 71 Editing a Group List Voice Mail Listening to New Voice Mail 72 Service Provider Features Saving and Deleting Voice Mail Resetting the Voice Mailbox Number International Calls System Settings 73 System Settings Voice Privacy Mode Selecting Your Phone Number (NAM) Searching for Available Systems - Service Priority $ Before Requ est ing Help 75 Before Requesting Help 76 Before Requesting Help Before Requ est ing Help 77 78 Before Requesting Help % Phone Accesso ries 79 Phone Accessories EB-TX310 Accessories Appendix B EB-TX310 Accessories (cont.) EB-HF300EZ Handsfree Car Kit & Consumer Update 81 Consumer Update Consumer Update on Mobile Phones Why the concern? 82 Consumer Update Consumer Update 83 Wha t is FDAs role concerning the safety of mobile phones? 84 Consumer Update Where can I find additional information? Index