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•GX1 has a built-in aerial. As with any other radio transmitting device, do not touch the aerial unnecessarily when your phone is switched on. Contact with the aerial affects call quality and may cause the phone to operate at a higher power level than otherwise needed. Not touching the aerial area during a phone call optimises aerial performance and the talktime of your phone.

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User Guide Declaration of Conformity IntroductionAbout This User Guide Copyright Useful functions and services of the phone Table of Contents Settings ProfilesBrowser Organiser Index 119 Quick Reference 124 Accessories option Your Phone Getting Started Earpiece Hands free Connector Navigation Keys Arrow Keys LED Indicator Screen DisplayBattery Cover Send Key Battery Inserting the SIM Card Hold the battery so that the metal contacts Removing the SIM Card and the Battery Battery Disposal To Charge Using the Charger Charging the BatteryTo disconnect the charger Battery Level Indicator Low Battery During UseTurning Your Phone On and Off Entering the PIN Code Display Indicators Appears when the T9 text input mode is activated Softkey Indicators Call Functions Making a CallSpeed Dialling Emergency Calls Redialling Ending a CallAnswering a Call Automatic Redialling Adjusting the Earpiece Volume Incall MenusRejecting an Incoming Call Putting a Call on Hold Call Waiting Conference CallMaking a Conference Call Adding New Participants to the Conference Call To Have a Private Conversation with one of the participants To End the Call with a Conference Call ParticipantMuting the Microphone Phonebook Entering CharactersGroup name p Table of Characters Changing the Input Mode Using Text TemplateCreating a New Entry Phonebook Memories Storing Optional Data Storing Names and NumbersSelecting Group Name Entering E-mail Address Entering Personal DataStoring Picture/Image Data Adding the Phone Number from the Call Register Entries Finding a Name and Number Editing Phonebook EntriesSearch by Name Search in Alphabetical Order Deleting Phonebook Entries Checking Your Own NumbersView Groups Editing Your Phone Numbers Memory Status Speed Dial ListAdding Phonebook entries to the Speed Dial List Viewing the Speed Dial List Sending Messages Using the Menu Using the Main MenuList of Menu Functions Operation Guidance MMS Camera M Using the Zoom FunctionTaking Pictures To select the mode To select the picture sizeRetaking Pictures Case of No Available Memory Using the Timer Meanings of Indicators in Camera Mode Delay timer indicatorMaking Adjustments According to Lighting Conditions Taking a Picture with the Timer Sending Pictures Cancelling the Delay TimerDeleting Pictures My Phone Image Gallery MViewing Images Checking the Image Data Changing the File Name Adjusting the Size of the ImageSending Messages Deleting Images Sound Gallery MPlaying Back Sounds Setting the Tone and Strength Checking the Sound Data Deleting Sounds Text Templates M Adding Phrases to the Text TemplatesEditing Text Templates Viewing Text Templates Memory Status M Fun & Games Games MStarting Games Game Guide Setting up Game Options M Melody Editor MAir Hockey M To Select a Game Level Moderato Normal Specify the Musical Scale and Rest Specifying the Types of Notes and Rests Three continuous notes are required for triplet Set the Tone Harmonica Distortion Gtr Deleting an Original Ringing Tone Editing Original Ringing Tones Press or to select an original ringing tone Copying and Pasting Notes Tone Editor MFM Sound Source Setting an Algorithm Setting the Operator Set the Effect Frequency Creating Your Original Tone Select a base tone by pressing or , then press Activating a Profile Profiles MCustomising Profiles Ringer Volume Resetting Profile SettingsRinger Type Vibration Keypad Tones Power On/Off Sound Message Alert Low Battery Alert Any Key Answer Organiser Calculator MRate Conversion To Set a Currency Conversion Rate M Calendar M Find a Particular Date Setting the Date and Time M Clock & AlarmDeleting Schedules To Select the Date Format To Select the Time SystemTo Set the Clock Display Setting the Time Zone M Setting Alarm MTo Set Daylight Saving Time To Customise the Time Zone To Change the Vibration of Alarm To Change the Type of Alarm ToneTo Change the Duration of Alarm Changing Alarm Settings Disabling Alarm FunctionResetting an Alarm Setting Resetting All Alarm Settings Help List M To Play Back the Saved Voice Memo Call Manager Call RegisterViewing Call Register Deleting Call Register To Delete All Call Register M Call Timers MChecking the Total Call Time Setting the Charge Rate Call Costs MChecking the Total Call Cost Checking the Charge Rate Setting the Charge Limit Resetting All Call Timers and Call CostsChecking the Charge Limit Checking the Residual Credit Resetting All Data Counter Data Counter MDiverts M Divert Calls To cancel the Divert Settings Individually Cancelling All Divert SettingsChecking the Divert Status Settings Phone SettingsChanging the Language M Wallpaper for the Stand-by Screen M Backlight M Adjusting the LCD Screen MTo Turn On/Off the Backlight Colour Reduction M Setting the Greeting Message MAssign Images M To Set Built-in Images Phone Setting Reset MTo Set an Original Image Call Settings To Check the Call Waiting Service StatusDisplay Call Timers M Call Waiting M To Check the Caller No. Status Personal Call M Group Call M To Set Group Ringing ToneAuto Redial M Minute Minder M Call Setting Reset M Network SettingsTo Set the Network Manually Changing the Network Password M Adding a New NetworkEditing the Preferred List To Change the Position of a Network in the Preferred List Internet Settings M WAP/MMS Settings Item to be set as mandatory MMS Settings To Set up your Account Information To Select Network Connection Profile Infrared M Security MKey Lock Locking the Keypad Handset Lock M Changing PIN CodeChanging Handset Code Changing PIN2 Code M Call Barring M Cancel All Call Barring Settings To Cancel the Call Barring Setting IndividuallyChecking Call Barring Status Fixed Dialling No. M Adding a New Name Searching a Registered NameEditing a Registered Name Deleting a Registered Name Master Reset M Setting up for the WAP browser BrowserViewing the WAP Browser M Navigating a WAP Browser Menu Bookmarks MAdding a Bookmark Editing Bookmarks Accessing Bookmarked PagesDeleting Bookmarks MMS Multimedia Messaging Service Setting up MMS MMessages About MMS To Enter the Subject of the Message To Add RecipientsTo Use the Text Template To Save a Message in the Drafts Box Inserting Attached Data To Delete Attached DataSending a Message in the Drafts Box Reading MMS M Replying to a Message to the Sender from Inbox Forwarding a Message Modifying a Message Retrieving MMS Storing the Mail Address of a Sender in the PhonebookDeleting Messages To Lock Messages Creating Slide Data SMS Short Message Service Using SMS with Your PhoneSetting up SMS To set up the Service Centre Address M Validity Period Message FormatConnection Type Creating a New SMS M To Save the Message in the Outbox Sending a MessageReading SMS Replying to the Sender Calling the Message Sender Cell Broadcast M Storing the Phone Number of a Sender in the PhonebookEnabling/Disabling Cell Broadcast M Reading Cell Broadcast Messages M Setting Languages Cell Information MSubscribing to Cell Broadcasts Enabling/Disabling Cell Information Software Installation and Setup Using the Modem SetupData Transmission System Requirements Data Transmission 112 Troubleshooting SIM card A car or train. Move to a Electromagnetic waves Safety Precautions and Condi- tions of UseCaring for your phone Battery Camera Operation Environment Others SAR Index Zoom Function 33 Cell Broadcast Adding Recipients 99 Checking Sender/Receiver Ad Enabling/Disabling PIN Code Index GX1 Messages Messages Info-Service Browser Settings Call Manager Camera My Phone Fun & Games Profiles Organiser Nachrichten Tastenkombinationen Im Standby drücken Berichten Sneltoetsen Druk tijdens de standby-modus op Page TINSE1660AFZZ 02K 31.0 YM TK 2 E

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