Philips 639

40 Settings

Up to 15 voice tags can be defined and shared between

voice dial and voice command.

Public names

Allows you to manage a specific names list,

called

Public Names

list, and restrict calls to

this list via the

Call restriction

option.

This feature is subscription dependent and requires a

PIN2 code (see page 41).

Call restrict ion

Allows you restrict the calls to the

Public

Names

list. In this case, you can only

access the names of the

Public names

list,

as opposed to the

Phonebook

of the main menu.

This function is subscription dependent and requires

a PIN2 code (see page41). Please note that when

activating this option, it might also apply to WAP and

e-mail connections over GPRS.

Public names

Allows you to consult and modify your

Public Names

list. You can enter a new

name, modify or delete a name in the

list via PIN2 code. Use the

<New>

option to enter the

name and phone number, then select the number

type:

Phone

,

Fax

or

Data

. Names in this list can be

changed or deleted.

Call barring

This menu allows you to limit the use of

your phone to specific calls by letting

you bar both outgoing and incoming

calls. This function is network dependent and requires

a specific call barring password supplied by your

service provider.

Outgoing calls

The

Outgoing

menu allows you to select

between

All

calls,

International

calls and

Intl. Exc. Home

calls (the latter allowing

you to call your home country when you are abroad).

You can also

Deactivate

the bar on outgoing calls. These

menus then allow you to bar, within each available

option,

All calls

,

Voice calls

,

Data calls

or

Fax calls

.

Incoming calls

The

Incoming

menu allows you to select

All

calls or

When roaming

. It also

provides access to the

Cancel

menu to

remove bar on incoming calls.

These menus then allow you to bar, within each available

option,

All calls

,

Voice calls

,

Data calls

or

Fax calls

.

Security

Public names

Call restriction

Public names

Call barring

Outgoing

Incoming

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Contents

Main Discover your phone How to... Page Page 3 Table of contents 1. Getting started 2. Main features 3. Menu tree 4. Multimedia messaging 5. Text or number entry 4 8. Messages 9. Mix music 10. Multimedia 11. Games and appli. Page 6 Getting started 1 Getting started Insert the SIM card Page 8 Getting started Accept the copy Refuse the copy Abort the copy Copy of the SIM phonebook Getting started 9 2 Main features Main features 11 Mirror FX Zoo animation Change the ringer Activate the silence mode Activate the vibra alert Page Main features 13 Clear the call list Clear the SMS list Clear the phonebook Quickly scroll a list Other features during a call 14 Menu tree 3 Menu tree Menu tree 15 16 Menu tree Multimedia messaging 17 4 Multimedia messaging Create an MMS Select the addressees Design your message 18 Multimedia messaging Access the options Multimedia messaging 19 Send your Message 20 Multimedia messaging Download and play an MMS Get and store attachments Receive an MMS Multimedia messaging 21 Manage folders 22 Multimedia messaging Network account Settings MMS Centre Multimedia messaging 23 Gateway address Gateway port Application settings 24 Multimedia messaging 5 Text or number entry Page Phonebook 27 6 Phonebook SIM card phonebook 28 Phonebook In the SIM card In the phone Add names in the phonebook Phones phonebook Phonebook 29 Add a record in the phones phonebook Fotocall: see and hear whos calling Own numbers 30 Phonebook 8 In the SIM card Edit and manage names In the phone Phonebook 31 32 Phonebook Emergency number Other number Make calls Page 34 Settings 7 Settings Silent Ringer volume Ringer Messages Ringer Settings 35 Sounds Alerts Vibra alert Screen saver Display 36 Settings Animation Hotkeys Backlight Wallpaper Settings 37 38 Settings Settings 39 Voi ce c omm and Voi ce d ial 40 Settings Public names Security Settings 41 Change codes PIN protection GPRS attach Network 42 Settings Register again Preferred list Access settings Settings 43 Clock display Set date Date format Time and date 44 Settings Time zone 3 Daylight saving Set time Settings 45 46 Messages 8 Messages Send a SMS To the number of your choice (phone name list only) SMS Messages 47 Read SMS 48 Messages SMS settings Messages 49 SMS Archive E-Mail 50 Messages Settings GPRS settings GSM settings Messages 51 52 Messages Write and send an e-mail Messages 53 Receive and read e-mails 54 Messages Connection process Headers information Messages 55 56 Messages Messages 57 Broadcast message Instant message 58 Mix music 9 Mix music Get started Activate tracks How to... Page 60 Mix music Create your own style and mix Manage the recording From existing files Page 62 Multimedia 10 Multimedia Picture album Sound album Multimedia 63 Demo mode Memory status BeDJ Sound recording 11 Games and appli. Games and appli. 65 Modify an event 66 Games and appli. Deleting a single event Deleting a repeated event Deleting past events Games and appli. 67 Zoo Crazy clock Page Call information 69 12 Call information Active flip Call forward Call settings 70 Call information Mailboxes Auto redial Any key answer Call waiting Call information 71 Caller ID Call counters Call list Call list 72 Call information Call information 73 74 WAP 13 WAP Internet services Launch a WAP session End a WAP session Homepage WAP 75 Bookmarks Enter address Settings 76 WAP Select connection Proxy address Proxy port Certificates WAP 77 Current certificate Options Push inbox 78 WAP Homepage Back Forward Refresh 14 Operator services 80 Operator services Make a second call Answer a second call Operator services 81 . . - Answer a third call Conference call 82 Operator services Explicit call transfer Taking pictures 83 15 Taking pictures How to... Camera management 84 Taking pictures Plug in the camera Picture shots General principles Taking pictures 85 Tak e a p ic tu re Review the pictures 86 Taking pictures Receive a call Settings Make a call Colour mode Taking pictures 87 Picture quality Self-timer Tro u b l es h o o t ing Page Page Icons & symbols 92 Precautions Radio waves 93 Always switch off your phone Users of pacemakers Users of hearing aids Performance improvement 94 Information displayed on the battery Do not use your phone while driving 95 EN 60950 Norm Environmental care 96 Philips authentic accessories Charger Universal car kit XTra deluxe headset Digital camera Data connect kit Limited warranty