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Index

7, 8, 9

7

Auto answer (Setup menu), 57 automatic shutoff

low battery causes, 8

A 7, 14

7, 27, 28

7

7, 14

7

7, 25

A

AC adapter charger, 8, 9, 68, 74 accessories, 9, 68-70 activation, ii-iv

Air Time, 37

aircraft, phone use prohibited by, 77

Alerts (Sounds menu), 50-51 Alpha Entry, 3

American National Standard Institute (ANSI), 72

analog networks, 15 answering calls, 13 antenna, 4, 5, 71, 78

Any key answer (Setup menu), 57

B

Backlight/Contrast Setting (Display menu), 22

battery approved, 74

charge indicator, 7, 8-9 charging, 8-9, 70, 74-75 disposing of, 76 installing, 8

liquid spills and, 73 maximizing life of, 74-75 power off caution, 8 rain exposure, 73 removing, 8

storing, 75 beeps

as low battery indicator, 8

as message indicator, 27, 50-51 as minute beep, 50-51

as service beep, 50-51 blasting areas, phone not used in,

78

blocking Caller ID, 23 Browser, 60-65

C

Calculator, 67

Caller ID, 23

Call forwarding, 31

call in progress indicator, 13-14 Call Guard for Roaming, 47

81

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Contents

User Guide Dual-Band Sprint PCS PhoneTM SCP-4000Page Welcome to Sprint PCS Determine if your phone is pre-activated How to activate your phone What you should know before you call How to unlock your phoneWhat you should have handy How to get help Table of Contents Handy tips for easier everyday usage Getting the most from Sprint PCS ServiceGetting The Most From Your Phone Advanced Phone Features Usage guidelines All about performance and safety AccessoriesIndex Highlights Getting to know your phone Easy Menu Navigation Control Alpha Entry Using Keypad Front View of Phone Red Light Headset Jack Navigation Key Antenna CLR Clear END VOL VolumePage Use SignalNo Service Battery Charging the battery Installing and removing the battery Charging with the AC Adapter Turning your phone on and off Standby mode Power Save mode Correcting dialing mistakes Making a call Answering calls Where you can use your phone What you will see Calling experience Call Guard Mute User Options During a Call In-call state/statusRedialing Last Outgoing Number Dialing Sprint PCS Directory Assistance Dialing Sprint PCS Operator Services Prepaid Calls Dialing Sprint PCS Customer Care Making Emergency Calls Dialing Sprint PCS Roadside Assistance Displaying Your Sprint PCS Phone Number Adjusting the VolumeGreeting Backlight/Contrast Setting Using Caller ID Finding a Name in the Internal Phone Book Setting the Vibrating Ringer Getting the most from Sprint PCS Service Retrieving Voice Messages Finding Out You Have a Message Page/Text Messages Message Clear Count Message Storage Page/Text Number Extraction Three-Way Calling Call Waiting Call Forwarding Menu Map Getting The Most From Your Phone Menu Map cont’d Sounds Security Call History Erasing Individual or All Call History Missed Call NotificationAir Time Find Name same as pg Internal Phone Book Add New Entry see pg Adding Multiple Phone Numbers to an Existing Entry Secret Phone Book Entries Editing an Existing Phone Book Entry Speed Dialing Digit Dialing Prepend Dialing Pause Feature Displaying/Erasing a Long Number Storing a Number With Pauses Setting Your Phone’s Mode Call Guard for Roaming Volume Earpiece Sounds Volume Ringer and Key Beep Ringer Types Alerts Tone LengthPage Unlock Phone How to Lock Your Phone Restrict Calls Change the Lock Code Press OK Erase Phone Book Special Numbers KeyGuard Reset Phone Any Key Answer Auto Answer for The Hands-Free Car Kit or Headset Sprint PCS Wireless Web Connection Advanced Phone Features To receive a Sprint PCS Wireless Web Connection call Sprint PCS Wireless Web Browser Starting the MiniBrowser Scrolling Up/Down by Clearing out text/number entered Entering Text, Numbers, or Symbols Using Bookmarks Playing the Crab Catch Game Using Your Phone as a Calculator AC Adapter Charger LiIon BatteriesCigarette Lighter Adapter Dual-Slot Desktop Charger Sprint PCS Wireless Web Connection KitLeather Case Ion Battery Charging Times with Accessories Understanding Power Save mode Keeping tabs on signal strength Understanding how your phone operates Radio frequency safety Maintaining your phone’s peak performance Protecting your battery Driving Using your phone near other electronic devices Following safety guidelinesDisposal of Lithium Ion batteries Turn off your phone before flying Restricting children’s access to your phone Turn off your phone in dangerous areas FCC notice Page Index See also dialing Call waiting Icons. See icons at beginning of index See also roaming. number of calls made Page Patent Information