Getting started, Insert the SIM card | Philips 639 specification

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1 • Getting started

Read the safety instructions in the “Precautions” section before use.

To use your phone, you must insert a valid SIM card supplied by your GSM operator or retailer. The SIM card contains your subscription, your mobile number, and a memory in which you can store phone numbers and messages (see “Phonebook” page 27).

Insert the SIM card

1.Press on the battery clip and slide the battery cover downwards.

Make sure the phone is switched off before removing the battery.

2.Remove the battery by pressing the inner clips one after the other, then pulling the battery from the left handside.

3.Remove the SIM card from its holder and place it on its slot (be careful that the clipped corner of the card is in the appropriate corner). Then push the plastic clip holder, until it stops and maintains the SIM card.

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Contents

How to Discover your phone Events Idle mode Carousel Table of contents Create your own style and mix Troubleshooting Insert the SIM card Getting started Set date and time Switch on the phoneFor complete date and time options, see Copy of the SIM phonebook Charge the batteryFirst call Getting started Answer and end a call Main featuresAccess and consult the phonebook Make a call Activate the vibra alert Activate the silence modeMirror FX Change the ringer Mute the microphone Adjust the earpiece volumeCrazy clock Read your mobile phone number Clear the phonebook Other features during a callClear the call list Clear the SMS list Menu tree Settings p34Messages p46 Games and appli. p64 Settings / Open mailbox / Send mailCreate an MMS / Receive an MMS / Manage folders / Settings Multimedia p62 GSM counters / Gprs counters Call list / ResetOperator services p79 Call information p69 Design your message Multimedia MessagingCreate an MMS Select the addressees Press ,to send your message, or move to access the options Access the optionsDelete slide To delete the selected Send your Message Messages saved as drafts must feature a subjectSave as To save your message as a template Download and play an MMS Receive an MMSGet and store attachments Notifications Are Manage foldersYou will never be able to do so MMS Centre SettingsNetwork account Bearer Gateway address Application settingsGateway port Validity period Auto saveSlide duration Press to clear all text Basic text input Phonebook Card, even though it features less fields of informationSIM card phonebook Phone Phone’s phonebookAdd names in the phonebook SIM card Add a name field Fotocall see and hear who’s callingAdd a record in the phone’s phonebook Own numbers Add a field Edit and manage names Delete a field Change a field contentMake default Change a field type Enter a number Make callsEmergency number Other number Use Voice dial Use Flash dial Sounds Settings Screen saver DisplaySounds Alerts Vibra alert Wallpaper HotkeysAnimation Backlight Activ. Headset Meeting Displays the Total cost of outgoing calls Subscription dependent Voice dial Voice command Public names SecurityCall barring Gprs attach NetworkChange codes PIN protection Register again Access settingsPreferred list Set date Gprs settingsTime and date Clock display Set time LanguageProfiles Time zone Profiles High To any other name MessagesSend a SMS To a name in the list Together with an attachment Messages SMS centre SMS settingsSaved Messages Delete all SMS Reply path This feature is subscription dependentMail SMS Archive Network access Settings Settings and press Mail server accessAccount name To one or several recipients Write and send an e-mailAdvanced Contact your provider for complete information With a sound or a picture Receive and read e-mails Download e-mails Connect to the serverPress ,and select Messages E-mail, then E Select a header, press ,, select Details and press To display these details Get and store attachments Forward an e-mail Add an e-mail address to the phonebookDelete e-mails Reply to an e-mail Reception Broadcast messageInstant message District codes Press cto deactivate all Tracks at once Mix musicGet started Activate tracks Start recording Record a mixChange track melodies and instruments Change the tempo Manage the recording Create your own style and mixFrom existing files Receive a call Save your own stylesFrom scratch Display, see MultimediaPicture album Sound album Once your sound is recorded. You can then Demo modeMemory status Press ,to launch the Demo movie Organiser Alarm clockGames and appli Calculator This menu only applies to Meeting and ToDo events Modify an eventChange an event Starting Change any information as needed and as described aboveDeleting an event Views of events Zoo 4and To move the racket left or right Brick Game Call forward Call settingsCall information Active flip Call waiting MailboxesAuto redial Any key answer Call counters ResetThen Reset. Press ,twice to reset This menu gives you access to the options described below Info at call end Gprs countersTotal duration Last call information Last PC session Last mobile session End a WAP session Internet servicesWAP Launch a WAP session Enter address Bookmarks Security Select ProfileConnection Press and hold 0to enter a dot «.» Browser Options OptionsPush inbox Rename Profile Save as homepage BackForward Refresh Pause and wait characters Operator servicesGSM strings Dtmf tones Answer a second call Make a second call Conference call Answer a third callYou can activate the conference call by Explicit call transfer Plugged, long press the m Taking picturesCamera management How to Plug in the camera Picture shotsGeneral principles With the mkey With the self-timerTake a picture Review the pictures Make a call Colour modeCamera mode Picture resolution See Self-timer Self-timerPicture quality Troubleshooting 50C 113F Temperature Does notPage Alarm clock activated Icons & symbols Radio waves Precautions Performance improvement Always switch off your phoneUsers of pacemakers Users of hearing aids Phone you are recommended to use Information displayed on the batteryYour phone is powered by a rechargeable battery Do not use your phone while driving With general household waste Packaging BatteryEN 60950 Norm Environmental care Philips authentic Accessories Limited warranty Except for the Express Warranties