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1 Receiver

2 Display (Screen)

3 Arrow key

* On standby: enter the menu with

* On standby: enter the phone book with

* Scroll through menu and phone book with

and .

4 Pick-up/OK key

* Make call or take call.

* In menu: confirm selection.

* On standby: enter dialed numbers.

5 Terminate/Back/Delete/On/Off key

* Terminate a call.

* In menu: one step back..

* Delete entry.

* On/off: press for 2 seconds.

key

* Press and hold to connect with voice mail.

key

* SMS: special characters ( , . ? ; : ! “ ’ @ _ ~ & + - ( ) < > { } [ ] % = / \ # * $ § ...).

* Radio: tune stations.

* Standby:Press and hold for inserting +(to enter country codes, e.g. +39 for Italy).

Short press to set quick dial keys.

8 key

Summary of content (9 pages)

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Receiver 2 Display (Screen) 3 Arrow key * On standby: enter the menu with . * On standby: enter the phone book with . * Scroll through menu and phone book with and 4 Pick-up/OK key * Make call or take call. * In menu: confirm selection. * On standby: enter dialed numbers. 5 Terminate/Back/Delete/On/Off key * Terminate a call. * In menu: one step back.. * Delete entry. * On/off: press for 2 seconds. 6 7 . key * Press and hold to connect with voice mail. key * SMS: special characters ( , .
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* SMS: switch between upper/lower case letters & numerals. 9 key * SMS: enter space.’ Method input switch * Long press to set quick dial 10 Battery 11 Travel charger 12 Volume control +/– * Adjust handset or radio volume. 13 Emergency call button 14 flashlight * Switch up: flashlight on. * Switch down: flashlight off. 15 Key FM & Keypad lock * Slid up-turn on the FM radio * Slid down-Lock the keypad * Stay in middle-Turn off the FM/unlock the keypad 16.
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. Insert battery., get the door back until it clicks into place. 4.Connect charger cable to the socket on the bottom of the handset. 5.During charging: Bars moving on display. Full battery: Bars are steady. 6.Charge battery for at least 4 hours before making/receiving first call! SWITCH ON/Off Press key for at least 2 seconds to switch handset on/off. ENTER PIN CODE The PIN code is a 4-digit number, to which prevents others from making unauthorised calls on your mobile phone.
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contact from phone book and save with . To quick dial, press corresponding keys , or 2 to 9 for 2 seconds to make a call. is reserved for the to voice mail number, but may be edited accordingly. * CALL History: Enter menu with , scroll to Call info with , confirm with . View missed/ to recieved calls, dialed numbers and call duration; delete calls. Select item with , confirm with to show details . with Display shows a missed call: Press to show directly the missed calls.
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NOTE: This phone doesn’t recognize whether a person or machine has picked up a call;in either case the call will be considerred sucecssful!if no emergency mumber is saved or if your calling card has expired or you have no access to a foreign network (e.g. roaming not permitted),112 can be dialled Ring tone: Select Phone settings and press . Select Melody and press . Select ring tone and confirm with . Language: Select Phone settings and press . Select Language and press . Select language and confirm with .
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– Mailbox Add mailbox number. – 2–9, *, # . Allocate contact to keys 2–9, * and #. – PhoneBk settings – Safe entry on .Store contact numbers on SIM card or phone. – Memory status . Check the phone book‘s memory status. * Call info – Missed calls List of all calls missed. – Dialed numbers List of all numbers dialed. – Received calls .List of all calls receiced. – Delete calls . Delete all calls by category – Delete all calls – Delete all missed – Delete all dialed – Delete all received – Call duration.
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– Language Select desired language from the menu. – Clock setting .Set clock time, date and format. – Network settings – Call waiting Set up and edit call waiting function. – Call forwarded Set up and edit call forwarding function. – Call barring Set up and edit call barring function. – Network selection Set up automatic or manual network selection. – Hide number Set to hide your number. – Emergency settings – SOS number. Enter general emergency contact. – Owner info Enter personal information.
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provided only in a form other than paper, such as on a computer disk or over the Internet, the information required by this section may be included in the manual in that alternative form, provided the user can reasonably be expected to have the capability to access information in that form. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
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Your wireless handheld portable telephone is a low power radio transmitter and receiver. When it is ON, it receives and also sends out radio frequency (RF) signals. In August, 1996, the Federal Communications Commissions (FCC) adopted RF exposure guidelines with safety levels for hand-held wireless phones. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standards previously set by both U.S. and international standards bodies: