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80 Glossary

International Prefix (+)

Mobilephone (+) prefix tha t automatically adds the correct international code

infront of a telephone num ber when dialling out of a country. Youthen have

toadd the code of the count ry you are calling.

InternationalRoaming

Amobile phone feat ure that allows you to switch between networks offering

coverageab road. Yourmobile ph one automatically selects a network or sys-

tem(your home ne twork), but if it is not in range or unavailable, it will select

anothersystem. International roamingis based on agreements between net-

workoperators in d ifferent countries.

Line1 /Line 2

See“Alternate Line Service”.

MenuSystem

isthe easiest way to acce ss all the phone’sfunct ions. The menus are arranged

tobe accesse da nd viewed when scrolling with the arrow keys.

Network

Amobile phone network or system consistsof a network of cells. A radiobase

stationserves each cell from wherecalls are forwarded to and received from

yourmobile phon e by wireless radio signals.

Operator

Tobe able to use your phone, you need a subscription to a n etwork. Youget

thissubscription from a n etwork operator, together with a SIM card that you

needto use with your ph one.

PC-Card

Alsocalled PCMCIA. The PC-card can actas a modem and connect your

mobilephone to a laptop o r organizer, enabling data and fax transmission. The

thintype II card is the most common size.Type III is a thicker card and can

housemore than mode m functionality.

PhoneBook

Amemory in your mo bile phone where phone numbers can be stored and

accessedb y name (alpha memory search) or position.

PIN

PersonalIdentification Number– a code used for all GSM-based phones to

establishauthorization for accessto certain functionsor inform ation. The PIN

codecomes wi th your subscription.

Contents

Main Contents at a Glance Getting Started 3 Functions and Settings 19 Additional Information 73 Page Page Preparing Your Phone for Use Overview Assembly The SIM Card The Battery Page Page Turning Your Phone On and Off TurningYour Phone On Initial Settings Network TurningYour Phone Off Display Information and Key Functions Display Information Key Functions Thekeys have other functions whenyou access the menu system Using the MenuSystem on page 20. Making and Receiving Calls Making a Call Ending a Call Re-dialling a Previously CalledNum ber Making International Calls Making Emergency Calls What Happens when I Receive a Call? Calling Line Identification (CLI) Page During a Call Changing the Earpiece Volume Muting the Microphone Scratch Pad Function Sending ToneSignals Checking Duration/Cost of Call More than One Call Simultaneously Page FUNCTIONS AND SETTINGS Using the Menu System Moving Through the Menu System Interpreting the Instructionsin the Manual Display Textand Symbols Your Personal Phone Book Entering Letters Storing a Number Togetherwith a Name Overwrite Protection Using the Phone Book Keeping the Phone Book Up to Date Copying Phone Numbers between Memories Page Using the Call List The Call List Page Your Voice Mail Service Entering the Number of YourVoice Mail Service TurningYour Voice Mail Function On Calling YourVoice Mail Number Changing YourVoice Mail Number Personalizing Your Phone Ring Signal Volume Ring Signal Type YourOwn Ring Signals Vibrating unit Minute Minder Message Signal Key Sound Display Light Display Language Phone Number Display Time Date Auto Store Reset Sending and Receiving Text Messages (SMS) Receiving a Message Reading a Stored Message Enabling the Phone to Send SMS Replying to a Message Erasing a Message Storing Incoming Messages Enhancing YourText Messages Composing a TextMessage Sending a New TextMessage Sending a Stored Message Own Messages Area Information Page Page Diverting Incoming Calls Activating Call Diverts Checking the Divert Status Cancelling Call Diverts Diverting Fax Calls Security for Your Phone and Subscription Keypad Lock The SIM Card Lock Page Phone Lock Call Barring Fixed Dialling Closed User Groups Page Handling More than One Call Simultaneously Call Waiting Service Making a Second Call while a Call Is in Progress Receiving a Second Call while a Call Is in Progress When One Call Is Active and One CallIs on Hold Receiving a Third Call Conference Calls Page Page Setting Network Preferences Searching for Networks Selecting a New Network List of Forbidden Networks List of Preferred Networks Search Modes Knowing the Call Time/ Call Cost Call Information Time or Cost of the Last Call TotalCallTimeorCallCost Determining the Call Cost Credit Limit for Calls Using Two Voice Lines Changing to the Other Line Different Settings for Each Line Calling from Your Car Handsfree Types Answering Mode Other Handsfree-related Settings Calling Card or Credit Card Calls Activating the Calling Card Feature Changing Security Codes Storing Creditor Calling Card Numbers Storing a Calling CardNumber Selecting a Card Making a Credit or CallingCard Call Sending and Receiving Faxes and Data Activating the DataMenus Next Call Type Some Useful Functions Special Functions Menu CHECK Menu Alarm Clock Calculator Page Page Page Troubleshooting Error Messages Phone Does not Come On No Indication of Battery Charging Poor Sound Quality in HandsfreeEquipment Quick Keys Page Glossary Page Page Page Page Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use General Exposure to Radio Frequency Energy Efficient Phone Operation Antenna Care and Replacement Driving Electronic Devices Aircraft Power Supply Children Blasting Areas Potentially Explosive Atmospheres Product Care Warranty Our Warranty What We Will Do Conditions Page Declaration of Conformity Page Index A B C D E F H I P Q R S T V