External screen, How to | Philips 630 specs

Multimedia Side key

Flip opened, in idle mode

-Press to display the FM radio channel selection screen,

-long press to activate the voice command.

Access the Names list	Press	or the
	[Names] right softkey.

Access the Messages	Press .
menu

Flip closed	- Long	press	to	access the
	FM	radio	/	Stopwatch
	selection menu.

-press to confirm your choice after selection.

When the radio	- Long press to switch the
is on	radio off.

How to...

All operations described below must be performed from the idle mode.

Access the main menu	Press	or the
	[Menu] left softkey.

Access the Dialled	Press	.
calls list

Access the Call list	Press	.

Access the FM radio	Press .

Make a call	Enter phone number on
	keypad and press	.

Use a hotkey	Long press on the hotkey
	you have preset.

External screen

Your mobile phone features a W80 x H48 pixels, black and white external screen, which display is always on.

When the flip is closed, long press any side key to acti- vate the external screen backlight, which will remain activated for a preset duration (the backlight will also be activated when plugging/unplugging the headset).

When you receive a call, the seven colour backlight of the external screen changes colour in time with the mu- sic of the ringer.

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Philips 630 manual External screen, How to

Contents

Page Table of contents Declaration of conformity Install the SIM card Install / remove the batteryCharge the battery Discover your phone Keypad, navigation & side keys Alphanumeric Keys To input symbols Control KeysPhone is charging Press to confirm a selection Sor Menu if the edit screen isEmpty Long press to clear External screen How to Alarm Indicates that the alarm Date and time Volume bar when setting the volume of call or ra- dioMain screen Icons Idle screen events Make a call from the Dialled calls listShort The left icon indicates that To return to idle mode, or Make and answer calls Switch on / off the phoneFunctions Text or number entry Answer a second callInput methods Dictionary. Press to insert the word together with a space Switch modes Input of symbolsPhonebook SIM phonebook Add a new name Search a nameAlised in order to differentiate each group Active phonebook, press Names, scroll to New Names List options CapacityDelete all Copy all Restricted mode Files download Menu operations MessagesInbox Press to highlight the Call list Message will be sent to the default number Then press When the cursor is located in the number inputOutbox Write message This feature is subscription-dependent SettingsYou can preset up to 10 commonly used SMS Delete messages Voice mailThis menu allows you to enter the number of your Above Messages, or long press when in idle mode Call listBroadcast SMS Menu options Call meters Select an item in the list and press to dialNetwork and subscription-dependent Show balance to show account bal- ance available for calls Quick Settings Settings EnablePersonalise Change name Sounds settings Phone settingsMelodies available are Pre-stored Midi melodies To select the language used in menus and prompts Call settings Select Empty to cancel the hotkey settingSelect one of the available hotkeys in the list Delete the selected voice key Date and time Lows you to check if the function is activated or notThis menu allows you to set the time at which your Press or OK to confirm Security settings Function also requires the call barring passwordVIP list call screening Menu see below Network settings Call screening settingsMode Press or OK to enter the list Call forward Factory settingsThis feature is network and subscription-dependent Tools OrganiserPress to display the programmed events You will be warned only in months of 31 days Stopwatch Alarm ClockCalculator Count-down Timer FunWorld Time FM Radio Games Tion by pressing / press to cancel the searchPress / to activate the previous or next preset sta- tion WAP network-dependent Biorhythm graphsHome Bookmarks Change the related settings Allows you to set the GSM settingsSetting of the following items Last Information Ing a connectionFor WAP connections Image download Accessories Troubleshooting This problem is related to Only charge the battery in anEnvironment where the tem Your phone supplier Sition. If the problem re Ref /23/EEC PrecautionsRadio waves Users of pacemakers Users of hearing aids Phone you are recommended to use Information displayed on the batteryPerformance improvement Environmental care Do not use your phone while drivingEN 60950 Norm Declaration Conformity Declare under our sole responsibility that the productLe Mans, 27 February Quality Manager