T R I -MODE T DMA P HONE MODEL: TDM-3100 PRELI M I N ARY Rev : 1.
Co n t e n t s 1. SAFETY INFORMATION ...................................................................... 7 2. PREPARING YOUR PHONE FOR USE............................................. 11 2.1 Install the battery ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11 2.2 Remove the battery ------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 2.3 Charge the battery --------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 3. HIGHLIGHTS OF FEATURES.
5.1 Switch the phone ON or OFF--------------------------------------------------- 16 5.2 Make a call ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 5.3 Answering a call ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 5.4 5.5 Adjusting the earpiece volume------------------------------------------------- 16 Redial the last-dialed number -------------------------------------------------- 17 5.
9.1 Set up your voice mailbox--------------------------------------------------------- 25 10. WORK WITH THE CALL LOG........................................................... 26 10.1 Call the call log --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 10.1.1 Check missed calls ......................................................................................... 26 10.1.2 Check previously dialed calls .................................................................. 27 10.
12.2.8 Set your phone to answer automatically ......................................... 35 12.3 Rename profiles ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 35 12.4 Restore defaults settings ---------------------------------------------------------- 36 12.5 Set the display language----------------------------------------------------------- 36 12.6 Set and display the clock ---------------------------------------------------------- 36 12.6.1 Set the clock ....................
17.1 Use the calendar ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 46 17.1.1 View the calendar ............................................................................................ 46 17.1.2 Add a calendar note ....................................................................................... 46 17.1.3 View the day’s notes...................................................................................... 47 17.
1. SAFETY INFORMATION SAFETY INFORMATION FOR WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES W ARN I N G! Please do not use your Audiovox wir eless t elephone if you m ay be dist ract ed from anot her act ivit y ( such as driving a m ot or vehicle or walking across t he st reet ) and creat e a safet y hazard t o yourself and ot hers. Use your wireless t elephone responsibly. Be alert t o your sur roundings whenever you oper at e your wireless t elephone.
ant ennas, m odificat ion s, or at t achm ent s could dam age t he phone and m ay violat e FCC regulat ions. PHONE OPERATION NORMAL POSI TI ON: Hold t he phone as you would any ot her t elephone wit h t he ant enna point ed up and over your shoulder. TIPS ON EFFICIENT OPERATION: For your phone t o operat e m ost efficient ly: • Ext end your ant enna fully. • Do not t ouch t he ant enna unnecessarily when t he phone is in use.
• Should use t he ear opposit e t he pacem aker t o m inim ize t he pot ent ial for int erference • I f you have any reason t o suspect t hat int erference is t aking place, t urn your phone OFF im m ediat ely. He a r in g Aids Som e digit al wireless phone m ay int erfere wit h som e hearing aids. I n t he event of such int erference, y ou m ay want t o consult your service pr ovider ( or call t he cust om er serv ice line t o discuss alt ernat ives) .
“ blast ing area” or in areas post ed: “ Turn off t wo- way radio.” Obey all signs and inst ruct ions. POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES Turn your phone OFF when in any area wit h a pot ent ially explosive at m osphere and obey all signs and inst ruct ions. Sparks in su ch areas could cau se an explosion or fire result ing in bodily inj ury or even deat h. Areas wit h a pot ent ially explosive at m osphere are oft en but not always clearly m arked.
2. PREPARING YOUR PHONE FOR USE 2.1 Install the battery Sim ply place t he bat t ery in the grooves on t he back of t he phone. Then slide t he bat t ery upward unt il clicks. 2.2 Remove the battery N ot e : Swit ch t he phone off before rem oving t he bat t ery! Press and hold t he but t on at t he t op of t he batt ery. Slide t he batt ery t oward t he bott om of t he phone. Lift t he bat t ery off t he phone. 2.3 Charge the battery • Connect t he lead from t he charger t o t he bot t om of t he phone.
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4. ABOUT THE PHONE This phone operat es in digit al m ode wit hin t he 800 and 1900MHz frequency bands and operat es in analog m ode wit hin t he 800 MHz range. 4.
4.2 Key functions Selection keys 4.2.1 Press t o perform t he funct ion indicat ed by t he t ext on the screen above t he key. Key 4.2.2 Press t o m ake a call t o nam e / num ber shown on t he screen. Press t o answer a call. Press once t o ent er t he list of last dialed num bers. Key 4.2.3 Press Press Press Press 4.2.4 and hold t he key t o swit ch t he phone on or off. t o end a call. t o t em porarily m ut e a call. once t o exit a funct ion and t o ret urn t o t he st art screen.
4.3.1 Start screen The st art screen displays when t he phone is t urned on. Several feat ures can be used only when t he phone is at t he St art Screen. 4.3.2 Scroll bar When you access t he phone’s m enu, t here is a scr oll bar at t he far right of t he screen. This bar indicat es user’s locat ion in t he m enu: each “ t ab” on t he bar represent s a different m enu it em . 4.4 Display messages 4.4.
5. BASIC OPERATIONS 5.1 Switch the phone ON or OFF Press and hold t he phone sounds a beep. key for t wo seconds t o swit ch on t he phone unt il t he N ot e : I f t he phone has t he vibrat e alert opt ion act ivat ed, t he phone will also briefly vibrat e. To t urn t he phone off, press and hold and t urns off. key unt il the phone sounds a beep 5.2 Make a call 1 Hold t he phone as you would any ot her t elephone, wit h t he earpiece over your ear and t he m icrophone near y our m out h.
5.5 Redial the last-dialed number To redial t he last - dialed num ber on your phone: St ored num bers m ay be up t o recent ly dialed num bers. St ored num bers m ay be up t o 28 digit s long. 1 I f not t here, ret urn t o t he St art screen by pressing st ep •. 2 Press . Ot herwise proceed t o t wo t im es. 5.6 Use caller ID Caller I D is a net work service t hat ident ifies incom ing calls. Cont act your service provider t o find out how t o get t his feature.
6. USE PHONE MENUS 6.1 Navigate menus A m enu is a list of choices you can m ake. Your phone has 10 m ain m enus. Each m ain m enu cont ains num erou s subm enus t hat allow you t o use t he phone book, change t he ringing t one, and so on. You can use m enus and subm enus t wo ways: by scrolling or by using short cut s. 6.1.1 Scroll through menus 1 Room t he St art screen, press M e n u , and t hen scr oll t hrough t he m enus using t he and keys.
2. Received 3. Dialed 4. Lifetime 3 . M e ssa ge s 1. Inbox 2. Outbox 3. New Text Msg 4. Use Template 5. Write E-mail 6. Voice Mail 1. Call Voicemail 2. Voicemail Num 4 . Se t t ing 1. Call Settings 1. Emergency Key 9 2. Calling Card 3. One-Touch Dial 4. Auto Redial 2. Phone Settings 1. Date and Time 2. Set Alarm Clock 3. Languages 4. Welcome 5. Backlight 6. Restore Defaults 7. Minute Reminder 3. Answer Settings 1. Auto Answer 2. Any Key Answer 4. Network Services 1. Voice Privacy 2. Call Forwarding 3.
6 . Syst e m 1. Automatic 2. Manual 3. New Search 7 . Ca le nda r 8 . Ca lc ula t or 9 . Ga m e s 1. Breakout 2. Snake 0 .
7. ENTER LETTERS AND NUMBERS You can ent er let t ers, as well as num ber s, when st oring inform at ion int o your phone by using your phone’s keypad. To ent er lett ers, press t he key associat ed wit h t he let t er you wish t o ent er unt il it appears on t he screen ( num bers also appear) . 7.1 Enter letters When you want t o add new nam es or when you view nam es in t he phone book, your phone aut om at ically swit ches t o t he ABC m ode and displays t he ΑΒΧ icon.
. , ?! : ; - + # * ( ) ‘ “ _ @& $% / < > = • Press or SE L E C T. t o m ove t o t he charact er t hat you want t o use and press Tip: I f you want t o access a special charact er t hat appears t oward t he end of t his list , press for quicker access. 7.2 Enter number You use t he 123 m ode t o ent er num bers. When you’re in 123 m ode, t he screen shows t he 123 icon. Not e: You cannot ent er special charact ers in 123 m ode from t he special char act er s list . 7.2.
8. USE THE PHONE BOOK 8.1 About the phone book Your phone includes a phone book t hat can st ore up t o 200 nam es and associat ed phone num bers. St ored num bers can be up t o 21 digit s long. St ored nam es can be up t o 12 charact ers long. M a k e e n t rie s u niqu e : You cannot st ore ident ical nam es in your phone. Exam ple: You can’t have one ent ry for John Jones wit h a hom e num ber and anot her ent ry for John Jones wit h a work num ber.
2 Ent er a nam e at ΝΑΜΕ. 3 Press E N T E R . 8.4 Change a stored telephone number You can change a num ber wit hout changing it s associat ed nam e. 1 Press N a m e s . 2 Scroll t o t he nam e you want and press O P T I O N S . 3 Scroll t o ∆εταιλσ, t hen press S E L E C T t o view t he num ber. 4 Press O P T I O N S . 5 I f Εδιτ is not highlight ed, scroll t o it and press S E L E C T . 6 Press S E L E C T . The associat ed num ber appears.
9. USE VOICE MAIL Voice m ail is a net work ser vices feat ure. Colleagues who m iss you when t hey call leave a voice m essage, which you can ret rieve lat er. 9.1 Set up your voice mailbox As part of your net work’s voice m ail feat ure, your service provider gives you a voice m ailbox phone num ber. Sav e t his num ber in your phone t o m ake get t ing our voice m essages quick and convenient . 1 Press M E N U 3 > 7 ( M e s s a g e s > V o i c e m a i l N u m ) . 2 Ent er your m ailbox phone num ber.
10.WORK WITH THE CALL LOG The call log keeps t rack of: Missed calls Num bers from which you’ve received calls Num bers you’ve dialed The am ount of t im e you’ve spent on calls 10.1 Call the call log Press M E N U 2 t o access Χαλλ Λογ, t hen press S E L E C T . The following subm enus are available: Missed Received Dialed Tim ers To select any of t hese opt ions, press t he S E L E C T key while t he opt ion is displayed on t he screen.
I f you prefer, you can press M E N U 2 > 1 ( Χαλλ λογ > Μισσεδ) , then scr oll t hrough t he list of num bers. N ot e : I f you chose t he Φορωαρδ ιφ νοτ ανσωερεδ if not answered opt ion in Χαλλ Φορωαρδινγ , t hen your phone t reat s t hese forwarded calls as m issed calls. You can also access previou sly dialed num bers by pressing quickly pressing 10.1.2 or and then t o scroll t hrough t he list .
11.USEADVANCED CALLING FEATURE 11.1 Set in-call options Your phone allows you t o use a num ber of feat ures during a call. These feat ures are known as in- call opt ions. N ot e : Many in- call opt ions are net work services feat ures. To use t hese opt ions, you m ust cont act your service provider. You cannot use all t hese opt ions at all t im es. This sect ion t ells you when you can use a cert ain opt ion. 1 To access an opt ion during a call, press O P T I O N S .
ωαιτινγ) . 2 Use or t o scroll t o Αχτιϖατε and press S E L E C T . Your phone calls t he net work t o confirm t he feat ure code you ent ered. Aft er t he net work confirm s t he feat ure code, call wait ing is act ivat ed. 11.2.3 Manage calls Call wait ing works wit h bot h local and long dist ance calls. To answer an incom ing call, press . To swit ch from one call t o anot her, press To end both calls, press 11.3 . .
3 Highlight Αχτιϖατε and press S E L E C T . 4 At t he Νυµβερ field, ent er the num ber t o which you want your calls forwarded. 5 Press E N T E R . Your phone calls t he net work t o confirm t he feat ure code t hat you ent ered in M E N U 4 > 4 > 5 . Aft er t he net work confirm s t he feat ure code, call forwarding is act ivat ed. 11.4 Radial automatically Aut om at ic redial enables you r phone t o cont inue t rying t o call a num ber t hat was busy due t o wireless net work problem s.
Access no. + card no. + phone no. Dial 1- 800 access num ber, t hen card Net work MCI , num ber ( + PI N if required) , t hen WorldPhone MCI , phone num ber AT&T Dial t he prefix ( any num bers t hat Prefix m ust precede t he phone num ber) and GTE, PacBell, + phone no. phone num ber you want t o dial, t hen AT&T, St ent or + card no. card num ber ) + PI N, if required) . Calling cards sh own here are frequent ly used wit h t he dialing sequences list ed in t he first colum n.
12.Customize your phone 12.1 What is a profile? A profile is a “ set of set t ings” you can use t o cust om ize t he way your phone works. You can set your own preferences for t hese it em s: ςολυµε Ρινγ Τονε Μεσσαγε Τονε Ρινγ Στψλε ςιβρατιον Ωαρν&ΓαµεΤον Κεψπαδ ςολυµε Your phone com es wit h seven profiles: Γεν εραλ Μεετινγ Ουτδοορ Σιλεν τ Χυστοµ Χαρ You can cust om ize any of t he profiles. I f at any t im e you want t o ret urn t o t he original set t ings, you can do so. 12.
alert t ones. 1 Press M E N U 5 ( Προφιλεσ) . or t o scroll t o t he profile for which you want t o set t he ςολυµε, 2 Use and press O P T I O N S . 3 Highlight Χυστοµιζε and press O K . 4 Scroll t o ςολυµε and press S E L E C T . 12.2.2 Set the ring tone You can set your phone’s ring t one t o a specific soundor t une- for incom ing voice calls. N ot e : I f you have already chosen a ringing opt ion of eit her Silent or Beep once, t he ring t ones are already t urned off. 1 Press M E N U 5 ( Προφιλεσ) .
You can choose t he t one t hat your phone uses t o not ify you of an incom ing call. This set t ing does not affect any incom ing t ext m essage alert t ones. 1 Press M E N U 5 ( Προφιλεσ) . Your phone list s each profile. or t o scroll t o t he desired profile in t he list for which you want 2 Use t o set t he Ρ ινγ Στψλε, and press O P T I O N S . 3 Highlight Χυστοµιζε and press O K . 4 Scroll t o Ρ ινγ Σ τψλε and press S E L E C T .
3 Highlight Χυστοµιζε and press S E L E C T . 4 Scroll t o Ωαρν&ΓαµεΤον , t hen press S E L E C T . 5 Press t he S E L E C T key t o swit ch t he O N or O F F . I f you do not want t o use warning or gam e t ones, you can t urn t hem off by swit ching t o O F F . 12.2.7 Set keypad volume Keypad volum e set t he volum e of t he t one you hear when you press your phone’s keys. 1 Press M E N U 5 ( Προφιλεσ) .
12.4 Restore defaults settings You can change t he default set t ings for your phone. Lat er, you can ret urn t hem t o t he original set t ings when needed. Not e: The m em ory, t im ers, language select ion, secu rit y code, and lock code are not reset . However, any profiles you have m odified are reset when you rest ore our set t ings. 1 Press M E N U 4 > 2 > 6 ( Σ εττινγσ > Πηονε Σεττινγσ > Ρεστορε ∆εφαυλτσ) . 2 Press O K . 12.
t im e you swit ch on your phone. This not e could say, for exam ple: Hello. I t could include your nam e, a rem inder, or m ore. The m axim u m lengt h of t his not e 20 charact ers. 1 Press M E N U 4 > 2 > 4 ( Σ εττινγσ > Πηονε Σεττινγσ > Ωελχοµε) . 2 Ent er t he t ext of t he welcom e not e. As you ent er charact ers, t hey appear t o t he left of t he cursor. Press C L E A R t o delet e charact er s t o t he left of t he cursor. Press cursor right or left . 3 Press E N T E R .
13.Security Your phone is equipped wit h a versat ile securit y syst em t hat prevent s t he unaut horized use of t he phone. You cannot act ivat e or use cert ain phone feat ures wit hout having first successfully ent ered your phone’s secu rit y code. When ent ering our securit y code, a * appears on t he screen each t im e you press a num ber key. This prevent s ot hers from seeing your code.
1 Press M E N U 4 > 5 > 1 ( Σ εττινγσ > Σεχυριτψ Σ εττινγσ > Χαλλ Ρεστριχτιον ) . 2 Use or t o scroll t o Ινχοµινγ and press S E L E C T . 3 Highlight Αχτιϖατε and press S E L E C T . 4 Ent er your secur it y code and press E N T E R . 13.2.2 Restrict outgoing calls 1 Press M E N U 4 > 5 > 1 ( Σ εττινγσ > Σεχυριτψ Σ εττινγσ > Χαλλ Ρεστριχτιον ) . 2 Use or t o scroll t o Ουτγοινγ and press S E L E C T . 3 Highlight Αχτιϖατε and press S E L E C T . 4 Ent er your secur it y code and press E N T E R .
14.Set network services features The following net work services can be obt ained from your service provider: Voice privacy Call wait ing Call forwarding When you subscribe t o any of t hese services, your service provider gives you a feat ure code t hat act ivat es each service. Deact ivat ion codes are used t o deact ivat e each service. Aft er you st ore t he appropriat e code in your phone, t he code is sent t o t he net work t o verify t hat you’re using t he correct feat ure code.
While roam ing in som e syst em s out side your hom e area, you r phone m ay not be recognized by t he host syst em , which is t he syst em in which you’re t raveling. You m ay not be able t o place a call. Cont act your service pr ovider for m ore specific inform at ion on how roam ing works wit h your phone and for inform at ion about coverage lim it at ion s.
15.SEND AND RECEIVE TEXT MESSAGES Wit h t he t ext m essage net work service, you can send and receive sh ort t ext m essage. You can also send and receive m essages t hat cont ain a person’s nam e and/ or num ber ( a “ business card” ) . To get your m essages, ot her phones m ust have t ext m essage capabilit y. Or, you can ask t he serv ice provider t o convert t he m essage t o ot her form at s, su ch as e- m ail. The m axim um lengt h of a received t ext m essage is 160 charact er s.
4 Ent er or recall t he recipient ’s phone num ber, t hen E N T E R . When t he m essage is successfully sent , Μεσσαγε σεντ appears. I f you need t o exit while writ ing t he m essage, press 15.2.1 at any t im e. Save a message in the saved folder When writ ing a t ext m essage, it ’s a good idea t o save it in t he saved folder. Then if t here is a m essage delivery pr oblem , you can easily resend t he m essage. 1 While writ ing t he m essage, press E N T E R .
Your phone asks you t o confir m t hat you want t o delet e t he m essage. 3 Press O K .
16.Send and receive e-mail messages You can use your phone t o send and receive e- m ail m essages. This m eans y ou no longer need t o be at your com put er t o send or receive m essages. 16.1 Send an e-mail message 1 At t he St art screen, press M E N U and t hen, at Μεσσαγεσ, press S E L E C T . Scroll t o Ω ριτε Ε−µαιλ, and press S E L E C T . 2 Ent er t he e- m ail address. I f you ent er t he e- m ail address, press E N T E R when you’ve finished. The Συβϕεχτ: opens.
17. USE YOUR PERSONAL ASSISTANT Your phone can be your personal assist ant . I t can wake you up in the m orning and rem ind you of m eet ings, birt hdays, and t asks. You can check t he curr ent t im e, calculat e a t ip at dinner, and convert currencies. Wit h a calendar, clock, alarm clock, and phone book, you have everyt hing you need t o keep t rack of your life. 17.1 Use the calendar The calendar applicat ion allows you t o ent er appoint m ent s and rem inders int o t he phone.
I f you select Σετ Αλαρµ, t he alarm dat e field appears. 6 Ent er t he dat e on which you want t he alarm t o sound and press O K . The alarm t im e field appears. 7 Ent er t he t im e at which you want t he alarm t o sound using t he hh: m m form at and press O K . 8 Select eit her ΑΜ or ΠΜ and press S E L E C T . 17.1.3 View the day’s notes You can review not es you’ve writ t en for cert ain days. 1 To review not es for a cert ain day, open t he calendar and scroll t o t he day you want .
3 Select eit her ΑΜ or ΠΜ and press S E L E C T . 17.2.2 Turn off the alarm clock when it tings When t he alarm clock rings: Press S T O P t o t urn it off. 17.2.3 Turn off the alarm clock altogether I f you decide t hat you don’t want t he alarm t o ever go off, you can t urn it com plet ely off. 1 Press M E N U 4 > 2 > 2 ( Σ εττινγσ > Πηονε σεττινγσ > Σετ Αλαρµ Χλοχκ) . 2 Press O F F . I f you have select ed t he Σιλεντ or Μεετινγ profile, your alarm beeps only once.
Συβτραχτ, Μυλτιπλψ, ∆ιϖιδε, or Εξιτ. Then press S E L E C T . • Ent er t he second num ber in t he calculat ion and press O p t i o n s . • Use or t o scroll t o Εθυαλσ and press S E L E C T . N ot e : Repeat st eps • and • as m any t im es as necessary. Press C l e a r t o er ase any m ist akes.
18. GAMES You phone includes for excit ing gam es t hat you can play whenever t he phone is t urned on: Βρεακουτ Σνακε 1 Press M E N U 9 ( Γαµεσ) t o display t he list ing of t hese gam es. 2 Use or t o scroll t o t he gam e you want t o play and press S E L E C T .
19.TECHNICAL INFORMATION W e igh t Size ( H x W x D) W ir ele ss N e tw or k s 157g wit h 900 m Ah NiMH Bat t ery 130.6 x 47.2 x 29.6 m m TDMA800 TDMA1900 AMPS Lowband Fr e qu e n cy Ra n ge 824.04- 848.97 MHz ( TX) 869.04- 893.97 MHz ( RX) Highband 1850.04 – 1909.92 MHz ( TX) 1930.08 – 1989.96 MHz ( RX) Tr a n sm it t e r Ou t pu t Pow e r Up t o 600m W Ba t t e r y V olt a ge 3.
