Option

Function

Answering/ending

Set to end a call when you press

calls →The power

the Power key.

key ends calls

 

 

 

Turn off screen

Set to turn on the proximity

during calls

sensor during a call.

 

 

Call accessories

Set whether or not the device

answers calls automatically after

→ Automatic

a specified period (available only

answering

when a headset is connected).

 

 

 

Call accessories

Select the length of time that the

→ Automatic

device waits before answering

answering timer

calls.

 

 

Call accessories

Set to allow outgoing calls with

→ Outgoing call

a Bluetooth headset, even when

conditions

your device is locked.

 

 

Call accessories →

Select the type of outgoing calls

Outgoing call type

to make you use a Bluetooth

headset.

 

 

 

Call forwarding

Set to send incoming calls to a

specified number.

 

 

 

Additional settings

Display your caller ID to other

→ Caller ID

parties for outgoing calls.

 

 

Additional settings

Set to restrict calls by call type.

→ Call barring

 

 

 

Additional settings

Set the device to alert you to

→ Call waiting

incoming calls during a call.

 

 

Additional settings

Set to automatically redial a call

that was not connected or that

→ Auto redial

was cut off.

 

 

 

Communication

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