Accessories, Profiles | Philips 535 manual

When connecting an accessory, the settings described in the table below also become available. When discon- necting the accessory, the phone goes back to the Per- sonal profile.

Accessories		CLA or
Profiles	Headset	CLA or	Activate Car
Profiles		Charger
		Charger

Vibra alert		Off	Off
Ringer volume	Medium		High
Key tones

Accessories		CLA or
Profiles	Headset	CLA or	Activate Car
Profiles		Charger
		Charger
Organiser alerts
Battery low alert
Message alert
Backlight			On
Any key answers	On		On
Animation

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Philips 535 manual Accessories, Profiles

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Page Discover your phone Idle mode Press bin idle modePress+in idle mode Press in idle mode Events Table of contents Phonebook Multimedia Call information WAP Get started Get startedInsert the SIM card Set date and time Switch on the phoneTo switch on the phone, press the key Copy the SIM phonebook Charge the battery Make a call Main featuresAccess and consult the phonebook Answer and end a call Change the ringer Activate the silence modeMain features Lock / unlock the keypad Read your mobile phone number Foto Talk add voice to picturesFotocall see and hear who’s calling Unmute the microphone Adjust the earpiece volumeMute the microphone Record a conversation Quickly scroll a list Other features during a callClear the phonebook Menu tree Send a SMS / Read SMS / SMS settings / SMS ArchiveMenu tree Screen saver / Animation / Backlight / Wall- paper Reception / Topics / District codes Settings / Open mailbox / Send mailCreate an MMS / Receive an MMS / Manage folders / Settings Multimedia p71 GSM counters / Gprs counters Call list / ResetData / Receive How to use it? Basic text input How to Preview mode settingsTaking pictures Pictures shots Zoom mode Camera modePicture resolution Self-timer Foto Talk add voice to pictures Press cor To go back to preview modeWith the self-timer Maximim size of an MMS is 50 KB Review the pictures SettingsColour mode Receive a call Picture resolution Camera modeSound settings Self-timer Activate tracks Music & MixGet started Press cto deactivate all Melody Change track melodies and instrumentsChange the tempo Instruments Start recording Record a mixCreate your own style and mix Manage the recording From existing files Save your own stylesReceive a call From scratch Phonebook Phonebook Group selection SIM cardPhone Add a name field Add a record in the phone’s phonebookOwn numbers Add a number/text field Edit and manage names Delete Delete all Add a field Change a field contentMake default Change a field type Emergency number Other number To confirm To call any other number, choose Show onceAll cases, press to hang up Use Flash dial Settings Sounds Have stored in your phone and selected DisplayScreen saver Backlight HotkeysAnimation Wallpaper Activates the Personal profile SettingsActivates the Outdoors profile ringer volume high Launches a WAP session Voice commandSubscription dependent Launch the Calculator SIM phonebook select a name in the list and press Eral numbers were stored for this name and press Public names SecurityKeypad lock Call barring PIN protection NetworkChange codes You cannot change your PIN code if this option is Off Register again Access settingsGprs attach Preferred list Change name Time and date High LanguageProfiles Accessories Profiles Messages MessagesSend a SMS Send SMS item of the Messages menu allows you to Together with an attachment Then re-attach it to your message see SMS settingsAllows you to sign your SMS. By default SMS Archive This feature is subscription dependentMail Network access SettingsSettings and press Select Network Access and press Bearer nection Account name Settings and pressMail server access To one or several recipients Write and send an e-mailAdvanced Receive and read e-mails With a sound or a picture Connect to the server Press ,and select Messages E-mail, then ESelect a header, press ,, select Details and press Download e-mails To display these details Get and store attachments Delete e-mails Automatically added to the Addressees list. SelectAdd an e-mail address to the phonebook Reply to an e-mail Instant message Broadcast SMS feature is network-dependentBroadcast Message Phone will then display the second message Design your message Create an MMSSelect the addressees Press ,to send your message, or move to access the options Access the options Age folders below Receive an MMSSubject Including sounds & pictures To display the previous or the next slide Manage folders Slide Network for connections Isn’t available when connectingThis mode is deactivated when roaming Delivery report Send data InfraredPosition of devices Select an item Activate IrDA Receive dataSend the selected item Save the data received Use the phone as a modem Sound album MultimediaPicture album Multimedia Demo mode Memory Status Camera Sound recordingBeDJ Euro converter Alarm clockGames & Appli Calculator Modify an event OrganiserCreate a new event Games & Appli Deleting an event Change any information as needed and as described aboveGaniser menu. In this case, enter Views of events Ball This menu gives you access to the brickBrick Game 4and 6To move the racket left or right Call forward Call settingsCall information Mailboxes Call waiting Auto redialAny key answer Allows you to set the auto redial On or Call counters ResetThis menu gives you access to the op- tions described below GSM counters Gprs counters Cost of each call when hanging upThis feature is subscription and network dependent PC session PC transmission Launch a WAP session Internet servicesWAP End a WAP session Bookmarks Enter address Security Press and hold 0to enter a dot «.»Connection Back OptionsPush inbox Brings you back to the previously browsed Save as homepage ForwardRefresh Save as GSM strings Operator servicesOperator services Dtmf tones Answer a second call For example access your answering machineMake a second call If you receive a second call, press,, then you can Answer a third callConference call You can activate the conference call by Explicit call transfer Radio waves PrecautionsPrecautions Ref /336/EEC and low voltage directives Ref /23/EEC Users of hearing aids Always switch off your phoneUsers of pacemakers If you are a user of a pacemaker Phone you are recommended to use Information displayed on the batteryPerformance improvement Environmental care Do not use your phone while drivingEN 60950 Norm Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Your operator This problem is related toYour 58 for Troubleshooting GSM Network your phone is connected to a GSM network Icons & symbolsAlarm clock activated Philips authentic Accessories Philips authentic accessories Le Mans, 13, November Declaration ConformityDeclare under our sole responsibility that the product Quality Manager