Samsung GH68 60614A User Manual

OWNER’S MANUAL

CDMA PORTABLE

CELLULAR TELEPHONE

SCH-210

Contents

Front View of the Phone

Rear View of the Phone

Display Icons

Display Features

Setting Up Backlight

Displaying Your Own Phone Number

Displaying Your Phone’s Version

Changing Greeting Message

Preparation

Installing the Battery

Removing the Battery

Charging the Battery

More on Batteries

When you purchase this phone, the battery is not

fully charged. Please charge the battery fully before

operating the phone.

◆ The lamp color indicates the charging status as follows:

Status

Charging

red

Completed

Slot

To Use the Normal Charger (DTC 58)

green

Front (phone charging lamp)

1. Plug the power cord of the charger

into an appropriate wall outlet.

Rear (battery charging lamp)

red

Note: If the lamp blinks yellow, the battery pack is not properly

inserted or the contact of the charging terminal is stained or

rusty. When this occurs, remove the battery pack, check the

charging terminal and reinsert the battery pack. If this does not

work properly, replace the battery pack with a new one.

Result: When the power is connected

properly, the lamp on the charger

flickers red, green, and yellow in

sequence.

2. Remove the battery from the phone

and place it in the rear compartment

of the charger.

◆ The full charging time is different according to the battery type

as follows:

Result: The lamp marked BATT on the

front of the charger lights up red.

(min)

Standard

Extended

Battery

Front

100

Rear

120

Front

150

Rear

180

Slot

3. If you do not wish to use your phone

while charging the battery, you can

leave the battery attached to the

phone. Place the phone with the

battery attached in the front

compartment of the charger with the

keypad facing forward.

Time

Notes: If both the front and rear slots are occupied, the rear

slot’s charging time is longer.

Result: The lamp marked PHONE on

the front of the charger lights up red.

Notes:

• The wall outlet and plug vary according to country.

• It is normal for the battery to become warm during charging.

• When both the front and rear slots are occupied, both slots

are charged at the same time.

• When the temperature is too high or low, the charge lamp

turns to yellow and the battery is in Standby mode until the

temperature returns to normal (5^oC ~ 35^oC, 41^oF ~ 95^oF).

Checking the Battery Charge Level

Turning the Phone On and Off

The battery charge level displays in at the left

corner of the screen.

You can place and receive calls only if the phone is

turned on. When the phone is turned on but you

are not in conversation, it is in Standby mode. The

phone must be in Standby mode for it to ring on

incoming calls. In Standby mode, battery power is

being used, although not as rapidly as when you

are in conversation mode.

The number of blocks represents the

battery charge level.

Example:

Battery fully charged

Battery low

1. To turn on the phone, press and hold

PWR.

Result: The phone:

◆ beeps

When the battery drops to an extremely

low level, the phone beeps and the

◆ displays your phone number, the

greeting message and current date

and time (In CDMA mode).

battery icon turns to

Note: If the phone is locked, the

message Lockeddisplays. To

unlock the phone, press MENU,

and then enter the lock code. The

lock code is preset to 0000 at the

factory.

Notes:

• When the battery is low, the display backlight lamp does

not light, even when the keys are pressed.

• When the power in the battery is completely gone, a

warning tone sounds three times, and the power turns off.

2. To turn off the phone, press PWR

until you hear a beep tone.

Extending the Antenna

Making a Call

For best performance, fully extend the antenna

when you use the phone.

1. Open the flip, and then press PWR.

1. Grasp the knob on the end of the

antenna, and carefully pull out the

antenna to its full extension.

2. Enter the desired telephone number,

including the area code.

Result: Reception quality is improved.

3. If you make a mistake:

◆ Press CLR once or more until the

incorrect digit or digits are cleared.

◆ Continue entering the number.

2. When you have finished the call,

push the antenna back in.

To clear the whole number, press and

hold CLR.

4. When you have entered the whole

number, press SEND.

Result: The INUSEindicator is

displayed.

Note: The signal strength is indicated

on the display:

Strong signal

Weak signal

5. When the party you are calling

answers, the timer begins and the call

time appears in the upper right corner

of the display. (For further details, see

Call Time Display under Customizing

Your Phone on page 56.)

Receiving Calls

6. When you have finished the call,

press END or close the flip.

The phone will ring only if the phone is turned on.

If you are expecting a call, turn on the the phone.

Note: When the phone is turned on, battery power is being

used even if you are not in conversation.

1. When there is an incoming call, the

phone rings.

Note: If your party does not answer, and you turn on the

automatic redial feature (see page 56) INUSEflickers and

‘REDIAL’ appears on the screen. The phone is rediling the

number automatically. When the call is connected using

automatic redialing, the phone rings once to alert you so that

you may begin the conversation. If you do not want the

number to be redialed, press END.

Note: You can choose the alert

type; bell, lamp, or vibrator. For

details, see page 40.

2. To answer the call:

◆ If the flip is closed, open the flip, or

press π or †.

◆ If the flip is already opened, press

SEND.

Prepending a Stored Number

Prepend is used if you are out of your home system

and need to add the area code to an existing phone

book number. When a number stored in the phone

book displays on the screen, you can make

additions to the beginning of the original number,

but you cannot edit the original number during

prepend.

3. Begin the conversation.

4. When you have finished the call:

◆ Close the flip

To Prepend a Number

◆ Press END.

1. Recall a number in memory.

Note: To search for numbers and

dial, see page 32.

Notes:

• You can answer a call by pressing any key (except PWR or

END) if the flip is already open. For details on Any Key

Answer, see page 56).

• If the Incoming call restrict feature is activated and there is

an incoming call, the message IN. CALL IS

RESTRICTEDwill display, and you cannot answer the

call.

2. Press any digits. Digits entered will be

inserted before the recalled number.

3. Press SEND to dial the new, longer

number.

Adjusting Volumes

Mute

You can adjust the volume of the sounds generated

on your phone by using the volume keys (π †) on

the left side of the phone.

This feature allows you to mute the phone’s

microphone, so that the other party cannot hear

you or other sounds on your end.

Keytone Volume

☞ This function is available only in Standby mode.

☞ This function is available only during a telephone conversation.

1. Press MENU while you are on the

phone.

Press π or †until you reach the desired

volume level. The volume can be

adjusted up to 4 levels: Low, Medium,

High. You can mute the keytone by

choosing OFF.

Result: The selected volume level

displays on the screen.

2. Press 1 on the keypad.

Result: The message MUTEdisplays.

The other party connot hear you, but

you can hear the other party.

Voice Volume

☞ This function is available only during a telephone conversation.

3. Press MENU, 1 in sequence again

when you wish to resume the

Press π or †until you reach the desired

volume level. The volume can be

adjusted up to 3 levels: Low, Medium,

High.

conversation with the other party.

Result: The message MUTE

disappears from the screen, and you

can speak with your party.

Result: The selected volume level

displays on the screen.

Last Number Redial

Your phone’s memory stores the phone numbers of

the last 10 outgoing calls and the last 10 incoming

calls. You can display these numbers and use them

to automatically redial a recently called number or

to return a recently received call.

Returning Incoming Calls (Auto-dialing)

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 1 to select Call Logs.

Redialing Outgoing Calls

1. Press MENU.

3. Press 2 to select Incoming.

Result: The number, date, and time of

your most recent incoming call

displays. The last 10 incoming calls

are numbered IN0through IN9,

with the most recent call being

IN0.

2. Press 1 to select Call Logs.

3. Press 1 again to select Outgoing.

Result: The last number, date, and

time you called display. The numbers

you called are numbered OUT0

through OUT9with the most recently

dialed number being OUT0.

Note: If there is a missed call (a

call not answered), [MISS]

diaplays in the upper left corner

of the screen.

4. Press π or †until the desired

number displays.

4. Press π or †until the desired

number displays.

5. ◆ To dial the displayed number,

press SEND.

◆ To exit this function, press END.

5. ◆ To redial the displayed number,

press SEND.

◆ To exit this function, press END.

Note: To redial a recently called number during conversation,

press MENU, 4, 2 in sequence.

Note: To redial a recently called number during conversation,

press MENU, 4, 1 in sequence.

Erasing Numbers in Redial Memory

Tracking Time

This feature allows you to check the duration of the

last call or the cumulative air time.

1. Press MENU.

Checking the Last Call or the Cumulative Air Time

2. Press 1 to select Call Logs.

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 1 on the keypad.

3. Press 3 to select Erase Logs.

3. Press 4 to select Air Time.

4. To erase...

Press...

outgoing

call numbers

incoming

call numbers

all numbers

4. ◆ To check last call time, press 1.

Result:

The last call time displays with the

date and time when the call was

made.

Last call time

◆ To check total time, press 2.

Result:

The total time displays with the total

number of calls.

5. ◆ To erase the numbers, press OK.

◆ To cancel erasing, press CLR.

Total call time

5. Press END to exit this function.

The Phone’s Internal Phone Book

The phone has an Internal Phone Book in which

you can store up to 100 frequently called names

and numbers. You can set them up for convenient,

one-touch dialing, two-touch dialing and you can

store them as confidential phone numbers. For

details, see One-Touch Dialing and Two-Touch

Dialing on page 30 and Dialing Confidential

Numbers on page 31.)

Erasing Cumulative Air Time

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 1 on the keypad.

Storing Numbers in Memory

1. Press MENU.

3. Press 4 to select Air Time.

2. Press 2 on the keypad.

3. Press 2 to select Store.

4. Press 3 to select EraseTotal.

Result: The screen displays an area

for you to enter the phone number.

4. Enter the desired telephone number

of up to 36 digits, including the area

code.

5. ◆ To erase the cumulative air time,

press OK.

Result: AIR TIME IS

CLEAREDdisplays and all

cumulative air time is cleared.

Result: The number displays on the

screen.

◆ To cancel erasing, press CLR.

Result: The phone returns to Standby

mode without clearing any air time.

5. Press OK.

Result: The screen displays the first

available location.

Other Ways to Store Numbers

6. To...

Accept the location

Press...

1. Enter the desired telephone number,

then press OK.

Assign another

specific location

2-digit location

number between

00 and 89,

Result: The screen displays the first

available location.

then press OK

Store a number in

2-digit location

Note: You can use this feature

while you are in conversation

mode.

confidential memory number between

(For details on secret 90 and 99,

memory, see Dialing then press OK

Confidential Number

on page 31.)

2. Follow Steps 6 through 8 under

Storing Numbers in Memory on page

25.

7. To enter the name, press the button

marked with the desired letter.

Note: You can also store phone

numbers while you are on the

phone by pressing MENU, 3, 2 in

sequence. Then follow the screen

prompts.

Notes:

•For details on entering a name,

see Entering Names in Memory on

page 28.

•If you do not wish to enter a

name, skip over step.

8. Press OK.

Notes:

•If you are selecting a location between 0 and 9, precede that

number with a zero (0).

•If there is no empty location, the message MEMORY (00-

99) IS FULLdisplays.

•If the message Replace?displays, a number has been

stored in that location already.

◆ To replace a stored numbers with a new number in that

location, press OK.

Result: The phone will automatically more the old number to

the new available location.

◆ To assign the new number to a different location, press CLR,

and then enter the two-digit number of the new location.

Entering Names in Memory

Correcting a Name or Number

The phone can store a name of up to 12 letters in

memory with each phone number.

If you make a mistake while entering a name or

number, you can correct it as follows:

1. After you enter a phone number, the

screen prompts you to enter a name.

Press the key marked with the

desired letter. Since each key has

three or more letters, press the key

repeatedly until the desired letter

displays on the screen.

1. To correct a letter or digit:

◆ Press CLR once or more until the

incorrect letter or digit is cleared.

◆ Continue entering the name or

number.

◆ You can also use the

keys to move to a specific letter to

correct or change it.

Example: For the letter L, press the 5

key three times.

To enter the same letter consecutively

or two different letters on the same

key, use the key as a separator.

2. To clear the entire name or number,

press CLR for more than one second.

Example: To enter the name Ann,

press 2 for A, 6 for N as a

separator, and 6 again for the second

Repeat these steps as necessary to

enter the entire name.

2. Press OK to save the name.

Note: The phone displays the first

letter in upper case and all

subsequent letters in lower case. If

you insert a space, the next letter

will be upper case. To insert a

space, press . To change from

lower to upper case letters, press

the π or †keys located on the left

side of the phone. To insert a

special character, press 1 repeatedly

until the desired character displays

on the screen.

One-Touch Dialing

Dialing Confidential Numbers

Memory locations 0~9 are special One-Touch

dialing locations. You can dial the numbers stored

in 0~9 by pressing one key (do not precede the

numbers with a zero when using One-Touch

dialing).

Numbers you have stored in memory locations

90~99 are confidential numbers. This means that

when you recall the confidential number, only the

name (if stored) diaplays; the number does not

diaplay on the screen.

To view a phone number stored in a confidential

memory location, follow these steps:

To use One-Touch dialing, press and

hold the number of the location

containing the number to be called.

1. Recall the desired confidential

number (location number 90-99).

Result:

Result: The phone displays and dials the

◆ The message -Secret-

displays.

number automatically.

◆ The name (if any) diaplays.

2. Enter the lock code.

Note: The lock code is preset to

0000. To change the Lock Code, see

page 63.

Two-Touch Dialing

You can easily dial phone numbers stored in

memory by pressing the two-digit memory

location.

Briefly press the first digit of the memory location, then press the

second digit and hold it down for at least one second.

3. To...

Make the call

Exit the function

Press...

SEND

END

Example: To dial location 23, briefly press the 2, then press and

hold the 3.

Result: The phone displays and dials the number automatically.

Searching for Numbers in Memory

If you do not remember which telephone numbers

have been stored in the various memory locations,

you can scan the locations until you find the one

you are looking for.

6. Press OK.

Result: The matching name, phone

number, and memory location number

display.

By Name

If you request a search of similar

names (for example, all names

starting with A), the names will

display one at a time in alphabetical

order. To display the next name, press

†; to display the previous name,

press π .

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 2 on the keypad.

Note: If the message NAME

NOT FOUNDdisplays, no name

matching the request is in

memory.

3. Press 1 to select Recall by.

4. Press 1 to select Name.

7. When you have found the desired

name and number:

To...

Press...

SEND

END

5. Enter all or the first part of the name

by pressing the keys marked with the

desired letters.

Dial the number

Exit the function

Example: Enter A to find all names

Note: You can recall entries by name while you are in

conversation mode. Press MENU, 3, 1, 1, in sequence during

conversation.

beginning with the letter A.

Note: To scroll through all names,

skip this step.

By Partial Phone Number

By Memory Location Number

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 2 on the keypad.

3. Press 1 to select Recall by.

4. Press 2 to select Digits.

4. Press 3 to select Mem #.

5. Enter the part of the phone number

that you remember.

Note: To scroll through all the

5. Enter the number of the memory

location where you wish to start the

scan.

numbers, skip to the next step.

6. Press OK.

Result: The phone number and

associated name (if any) displays. If

the location is empty, LOCATION

EMPTYdisplays.

Result: The first number matching the

request displays with:

• memory location number

• name (if any)

Note: To scroll through all of the

memory, skip to the next step.

Note: NO MATCH NUMBER

displays if there is no number

matching the request.

6. To display the...

Press...

7. To display the...

Press...

Next memory location †

Next number

Previous number

†

Previous memory

location

8. When you have found the desired

number:

7. When you have found the desired

number:

To...

Press...

SEND

END

Make the call

Exit the function

To...

Press...

SEND

END

Make the call

Exit the function

Note: You can recall numbers by a few digits of the phone

number while you are in conversation mode. Press MENU, 3,

1, 2 in sequence while you are during conversation.

Note: You can recall numbers by location number while you

are in conversation mode. Press MENU, 3, 1, 3 in sequence

during conversation.

Erasing a Number in Memory

To Erase a Specific Number by Memory

Location Number

To Erase a Specific Number by Name

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 2 on the keypad.

3. Press 3 to select Erase.

4. Press 1 to select by Name.

3. Press 3 to select Erase.

5. Enter all or the first part of the name

by pressing the keys marked with the

desired letters.

4. Press 2 to select by Mem #.

6. Press OK.

Result: The matching name, phone

number, and memory location number

display.

5. Enter the number of the memory

location where the phone number you

want to erase.

If you request a search of similar

names (for example, all names

starting with A), the names will

display one at a time in alphabetical

order. To display the next name, press

†; to display the previous name,

press π .

6. Press OK to erase.

7. Press OK to erase.

Result: The stored name with the

phone number is erased and the

message ERASEDdisplays.

Note: You can erase a specific number by location number

while you are in conversation. Press MENU, 3, 3, 2 in

sequence during conversation.

Note: You can erase a specific number by name while you are

in conversation mode. Press MENU, 3, 3, 1 in sequence during

conversation.

Adjusting Ringer Volumes

To Erase All Numbers in Memory

☞ This function is available only in Standby mode.

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 0 on the keypad.

2. Press 3 on the keypad.

3. Enter the lock code.

Note: The lock code is preset to

0000 at factory. For details

changing the Lock Code, see page

63.

3. Press 1 to select Alert Vol.

4. Press 6 to select Clr Memory.

4. Press the π or †volume key on the

left side of the phone until you reach

the desired volume level. The volume

can be adjusted up to 4 levels.

Muting the ringing signal can be

activated by choosing OFF.

5. To...

Press...

Erase

Cancel

CLR

Result: The screen displays the

selected volume level.

6. Press OK.

5. Press OK.

Result: The screen displays ALL

MEMORIES ARE CLEARED.

Choosing the Alert Type

Choosing the Alert Tone

You can choose from three alert types to signal an

incoming call: a bell, a lamp, or a vibrator.

When you select BELL as your alert type, you can

choose from six different alert tones and four

different alert melodies.

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 3 to select Alert.

3. Press 2 to select Alert Type. Press π

or †until the desired alert type

displays.

◆ BELL: The bell sounds, and the

receiving lamp flickers.

◆ VIBRATOR: The phone vibrates,

and the receiving lamp filckers.

◆ LAMP: The receiving lamp flickers.

3. Press 3 to select Alert Tone.

Note: When lamp is selected,

displays on the screen as a

reminder that you will not hear

an alert when you receive a call.

When vibrator is chosen,

4. Press π or †repeatedly until you

find the desired type of alert tone.

appears in the screen.

5. Press OK.

4. Press OK to store your selection.

Notes:

• When you use the Hands-free Car kit, you cannot select the

LAMP or VIBRATOR indicator.

• The VIBRATOR mode is not available in some countries.

Setting Warning Beeps

Setting Up Backlight

You can set the phone to sound warning beeps that

indicate:

When you first turn on the phone and when you

press a key, the display and keypad light up. There

are two ways to set up backlight.

◆ each minute you are on a phone call

◆ when you are out of a service area or when you return to a

service area

◆ 8 SECONDS: The light goes off automatically 8 seconds after

you turn on the phone or press the last key.

◆ OFF: The light never comes on.

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 3 on the keypad.

2. Press 4 on the keypad.

3. Press...

To select...

One-minute alert

3. Press 1 to select Backlight.

Service alert

4. Press π or †:

4. Press π or †to choose the status

(OFFor ON).

To...

Choose...

Turn on the feature 8 SECONDS

Turn off the feature OFF

5. Press OK.

Displaying Your Own Phone Number

You can check your own phone number.

1. Press MENU.

Changing Greeting Message

This feature allows you to change the greeting

message that displays when you turn on the phone.

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 4 on the keypad.

3. Press 2 to select My Phone #.

Result: The message PHONE#:NAM-

1and your own phone number displays.

3. Press 3 to select Greeting.

Notes:

• If you have more than one own

phone number (NAM-1, NAM-2),

press π or †to check the next

number.

• You can check your own phone

number while you are in

conversation mode. Press MENU, 5

in sequence during conversation.

4. Enter your new greeting message by

pressing the associated alphanumeric

keys on the phone keypad.

(For details on entering alphanumeric

characters, see page 28.)

Displaying Your Phone’s Version

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 4 on the keypad.

3. Press 4 to select ‘Version’.

5. Press OK.

Result: Your phone’s software and

hardware version displays.

Note: You can check your phone’s

verson while you are on the phone.

Press MENU, 6 in sequence.

Silent Scratchpad

Sending Your Own Phone Number

You can enter a number during conversation

without transmitting the beep tones to the other

party.

When leaving a message on someone else’s pager,

you may be asked to enter your phone number.

You can conveniently transmit your number to the

pager by pressing two keys instead of the entire

number.

Note: This function is available only during a telephone

conversation.

☞ This function is available only during a telephone conversation.

To Turn Off the Keytone

1. Press MENU while you are in

conversation mode.

1. When the pager memo asks you to

enter your phone number after calling

the paging system, press MENU.

2. Press 2 on the keypad.

Result: The message SILENT

displays.

3. Enter the desired number.

2. Press 7 on the keypad.

Result: There is no keytone when you

press the keys during a conversation.

Result: The message SENDING

DTMFblinks, and the phone displays

and dials your phone number

automatically.

To Turn On the Keytone

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 2 on the keypad.

Result: The message SILENT

disappears, and the keytone sounds.

Note: If you do not turn on the

keytone, you cannot use Audio

Response System (ARS) service or

Call Pager.

Key Lock

Analog Force Call

Key Lock is a feature that will prevent you from

accidentally pressing a key. If you activate this

feature, the keys on the phone are locked and

cannot be operated.

Your phone is preset to Digital mode. If you want

to place a call in Anolog mode, use this feature.

Analog Call enables you to make a call in Analog

mode one time. When you end the Analog call, the

phone returns to Digital mode automatically.

Note: If you do not make a call within 5 minutes or analog

service is not available in the area after you enable this

feature, the phone returns to Digital mode automatically.

1. Press and hold MENU for at least

one second.

Result: The message -KEY

LOCKED-displays and your phone

does not operate when the keys are

pressed.

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 5 on the keypad.

2. To turn off the feature, press and hold

MENU or π for at least one second,

or open the flip.

3. Press π or †:

Result: The message -KEY

LOCKED-disappears.

To...

Choose...

Activate one time

analog call

YES

Note: Key lock will not work with the Hands-free Car Kit. If you

try to use the Hands-free Car Kit with the key lock feature

activated, key lock turns off automatically.

Release analog

force call

4. Press OK.

Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) Dialing

Using Pause

This feature allows you to use additional phone

services, such as accessing an alternate long distance

network, signaling a pager, or banking by phone. The

following two sections explain how using Memory

and Pause make it easier to send DTMF messages.

You can insert one or more pauses between the

DTMF tones. You can enter up to 36 digits,

including the pause.

Note: If SILENTdisplays, to turn on the keytone, see Silent

Scratchpad on page 46.

1. Enter the phone number of the

service you wish to access.

Using Memory

2. Press MENU to insert a pause.

You can store long numbers (such as ID codes,

passwords, credit card numbers, etc.) in memory. This

enables you to transmit them very quickly without

having to input all the digits in each transaction.

Result: The pause indication “p”

displays after the phone number.

Begin by storing each of your credit card numbers

(or ID codes, etc.) in one of the phone’s memory

locations in the same way you store a phone number

in memory (see page 25 Storing Numbers in

Memory). When making a business transaction by

phone, the service will ask you to enter the DTMF

code. To do so, follow these steps:

3. Enter the number to be dialed in

DTMF.

1. Press CLR.

4. Press SEND.

Result: When the service answers, the

announcement tells you to enter your

number.

2. Press OK.

3. Enter the memory location where the

appropriate number is stored.

Result: The number displays on the

screen.

5. Press SEND again.

Note: If you insert more than one

pause, press SEND after each

pause to transmit the next series of

numbers.

4. Press MENU.

5. Press SEND.

Call Reminder Alert

This feature enables you to place a call at a

specified time. The phone will beep and the phone

number will display.

6. Enter the time (in 24-hour clock) that

you want to be reminded to place the

call.

Notes:

To Turn On the Call Reminder Alert

Time mode

• If you have stored the current time

in the phone’s memory, you can

enter a specific date and time for

the alert to sound. You can select

‘Minute mode’ or ‘Time mode’ by

pressing π or †.

• If you have not stored the current

time in memory, enter the number of

minutes from now that you want the

alert to sound.

• To correct a mistake, move the

cursor to the wrong digit by pressing

π or † and then enter the correct

number.

1. Press MENU.

Minute mode

2. Press 6 on the keypad.

3. Press 1 to select Set.

Result: The screen prompts you to

enter a phone number.

Note: If this feature is already set

7. Press OK.

up, Remind Call,

reservation time and phone number

display. If you wish to reset, press

OK.

8. The phone alerts you, and the phone

number displays at a specified time.

If you wish to make a call, press

SEND.

4. Enter the phone number you want to

call at a specified time.

Note: If you turn off the phone, then on when this reminder

alert is set:

5. Press OK.

If the time is appointed...

Remind call setup...

Result: The screen prompts you to

enter the time you want to place the

call.

At the current time mode

Remains on.

Using time duration

(in minute) mode

Cancels. (In Analog mode)

Remains on.

(In CDMA mode)

Setting or Changing Current Time

To Turn Off the Call Reminder Alert

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 7 on the keypad.

3. Press 6 to select Time.

4. Press 3 on the keypad.

2. Press 6 on the keypad.

Result: The current time, if set,

displays. If you are entering the

time/date for the first time, you will

3. Press 2 to select Release.

see:

SET TIME

MM/DD/Year

HH:MM

Result: The message Release

Remind Call?displays.

5. Enter the time and date by pressing

the digit keys in the sequence of

month/day/year/hour/minute.

◆ The month, day, hour, and minute

must be entered with 2 digits. The

year requires all four digits. The

current time must be entered in

the 24-hour clock, but will display

in the 12-hour clock when you

check it in the future.

4. Press π or †:

To...

Choose...

Release the alert call YES

Exit this function

Example: January 1, 1998, 2:15 PM

would be entered: 010119981415

◆ To correct a mistake, move the

cursor to the wrong digit by

pressing π or †and then correct

the number.

5. Press OK.

Result: The

icon disappears.

6. Press OK.

Result: The current date and time

displays.

Customizing Your Phone

Your phone contains many features, some

automatic, that make communication easier and

more efficient. Become familiar with them and use

them to save time and to make your new Samsung

phone even more fun to use!

Release Tone: You can set your phone to sound the release tone

when a call is released or dropped .

Connect Tone: You can set your phone to sound the connect tone

when your phone is connected to the system.

Features

Automatic Retry: When you dial a number and the call does not

connect successfully, the phone will continue to redial the number

automatically.

Current Time Display: Activate this feature to keep the current

time displayed.

Automatic Receiving: When a call comes in, the phone will

answer the call automatically after 2 rings.

Call Time Display: The call time counter displays automatically

when the phone is connected to the system so that you can check

the call time during a conversation.

Note: The Automatic Receiving feature does not work if you

have chosen LAMP or VIBRATOR as your alert type.

Any Key Answer: When the Any Key Answer feature is activated

(ON mode), the phone answers incoming calls with the press of

any key other than the PWR and END keys. If it is not activated

(OFF mode), you must press the SEND key or open the flip to

answer calls.

Automatic Hyphen: Your phone inserts a hyphen between

numbers on the screen when you enter a phone number. This

feature makes the phone number easier to read.

Tone Length: Some phones you call can recognize only longer

tones. You may have to change the tone length to Longfor some

calls.

Note: When calling a paging system, your phone should be in

the Shortmode.

Locking the Phone

Setting the Features

You can lock your phone so that calls cannot be

made by unauthorized individuals. You can still

receive incoming calls when your phone is locked.

Turning off the phone does not erase this feature;

the phone stays in lock mode until you reset it by

going through the steps below.

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 7 on the keypad.

The function numbers for the features

are:

☞ IMPORTANT: You can place emergency calls even when the

phone is locked. For details on emergency

numbers, see page 64.

1: Auto Retry (ON/OFF)

2: Auto Recv (OFF/ON)

3: Anykey Ans (OFF/ON)

4: Tone Length (SHORT/LONG)

5: Tone - 1: Rls. Tone (OFF/ON)

2: Conn. Tone (ON/OFF)

6: Time - 1: Curr. Time (ON/OFF)

2: Call Time (ON/OFF)

1. Press MENU.

3: Set Time

7: Auto Hyphen (OFF/ON)

2. Press 0 on the keypad.

3. Press π or †to scroll through the

features.

4. Press the number of the function you

wish to change.

3. Enter the lock code.

5. Press π or †to choose the status.

Note: The lock code is preset to

0000 at the factory. (For details on

changing the Lock Code, see page

63.)

6. Press OK.

Restricting the Use of the Phone

You can restrict the use of the phone by

unauthorized persons. There are 3 restriction

modes:

4. Press 1 to select Lock.

◆ Restrict Phone Book: In this mode, you cannot access the

memory feature. Storing or recalling numbers from memory is

prohibited. If you try to use the memory feature, PHONE

BOOK RESTRICTEDdisplays.

◆ Restrict Incoming Call: In this mode, you cannot answer

incoming calls. IN. CALL IS RESTRICTEDdisplays.

5. Press π or †to choose the status.

The following selections are

available:

◆ Restrict Outgoing Call: In this mode, you cannot make a call.

If you try to dial a number OUTGOING CALL IS

RESTRICTEDdisplays.

• OFF: No lock code required.

Note: In all restriction modes, you can make emergency calls

• NOW: The phone will be locked

immediately after you lock the

phone. This mode requires that you

enter the lock code to access the

phone.

you stored. For details Calling Emergency Number, see page 64.

Setting Restriction Modes

• ON POWER-UP: You can use

the phone after you lock the phone

unless you turn it off. However, this

mode also requires that you enter

the lock code to access the phone

after each power-on.

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 0 on the keypad.

Result: The screen prompts you to

enter your lock code. (For details

Changing the Lock Code, see page 63.)

6. Press OK.

3. Enter your lock code.

Result: If you enter the correct lock

code, the Security menu displays.

Note: The lock code is preset to

0000 at the factory.

Changing the Lock Code

When you purchase your phone, the lock code is

preset to 0000. You can change the lock code to the

4-digit code of your choice. You can also change the

code any time you wish. To change the lock code,

follow these steps:

4. Press 2 to select Restrict function.

Result: The restriction modes display.

They are:

1. Phone Book

2. Incoming

3. Outgoing

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 0 on the keypad.

3. Enter the current lock code.

Result: An asterisk ( ) displays for

each digit entered.

5. Press the number of the mode you

wish to select.

4. Press 3 to select Lock Code.

6. Press π or †to choose the status

(UNRESTRICTor RESTRICT).

5. Enter your new lock code.

Note: The lock code must be four

numeric digits.

6. Press OK.

7. Press OK.

Note: If you enter fewer than 4

digits, TOO FEW DIGITS!

displays and the phone returns you

to Step 5.

Calling Emergency Number

You can store a maximum of three emergency

numbers in memory and place these calls even

when your phone is locked.

To erase an emergency number

1. Press MENU.

To store an emergency number

2. Press 0 on the keypad.

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 0 on the keypad.

3. Enter the lock code.

4. Press 4 to select Emergency#.

Note: The lock code is preset to

0000.

5. Press the number (1, 2, or 3) where

you wish to erase the emergency

number.

4. Press 4 to select Emergency#.

Result: Previously stored number

displays.

5. Press the number (1, 2, or 3) where

you wish to store the emergency

number.

Result: The screen prompts you to

enter the phone number.

6. Press and hold CLR.

Result: The screen prompts you to

enter the phone number.

6. Enter the desired emergency number

of up to 10 digits.

7. Press OK.

Result: <Empty #>displays, where

# is the memory location number 1, 2,

or 3.

Result: The phone saves the number,

and then returns to the screen

described in Step 5.

8. Repeat Steps 5-7 if you wish to store

more emergency numbers.

Choosing NAM

The NAM (Number Assignment Module) enables

you to subscribe to one or more service networks.

Your phone has a manual and an Automatic mode

for selecting the network. In the Manual mode, you

set the phone to the network you want to use. In

the Automatic mode, the phone selects the network

automatically based on system information for the

area you are in.

4. Press 7 to select NAM Mode.

5. To...

Choose

Press...

NAM selection

• 1

Manual NAM • π or †to

1. Press MENU.

choose the

desired NAM(1-4)

Choose

Auto NAM

• 2

• π or †to

choose ONor OFF

2. Press 0 on the keypad.

6. Press OK.

3. Enter the lock code.

Note: The lock code is preset to

0000. To change the Lock Code,

see page 63.

System Selection

System Reset

The system selection feature of your phone enables

you to choose which of the system providers you

will use.

If you want to reset all of your phone’s features to

the manufacturer’s defaults, you can do so with the

following steps:

Note: System reset does not affect the phone book, call log

memory, lock code, and greeting message.

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 0 on the keypad.

3. Enter the lock code.

1. Press MENU.

Note: The lock code is preset to

0000. To change the lock code, see

page 63.

2. Press 0 on the keypad.

3. Enter the lock code.

4. Press 9 to select System Sel.

Result: An asterisk ( ) displays for

each digit entered.

5. Press π or †repeatedly until the

desired mode displays.

System Mode:

A Only:Your phone will use

only system A.

A Pref:Your phone will seek

service on system A. If the call

cannot be completed, the phone

will seek service on system B

automatically.

4. Press 0 to select Reset Phone.

B Only:Your phone will use

only system B.

B Pref:Your phone will seek

service on system B. If the call

cannot be completed, the phone

will seek service on system A

automatically.

Home Only:Your phone can

place and receive calls only on your

home system. Roaming in other

cities is not possible.

5. To...

Reset the phone

: Choose...

: OK

Cancel this feature : CLR

Result: The message WAIT TO

RESET PHONEdisplays, and all

functions return to the default status.

6. Press OK.

Setting the Phone to Send PIN

If your system supplier provides this service and

you have a PIN assigned by the system supplier,

you can set your phone to send the PIN when you

make a call. This feature prevents the phone from

being used by unauthorized persons. For

information on this service in detail, contact your

service provider.

6. Press OK.

1. Press MENU.

2. Press 0 on the keypad.

To use the feature

1. If you’ve chosen Prompt to send a

PIN, the screen prompts you to

choose to send a PIN or not each

time a call connects.

3. Enter the lock code.

Result: The lock code is preset to

0000. An asterisk ( ) displays for

each digit entered.

2. To...

Send PIN

Not send

Choose...

4. Press 5 to select Send PIN.

5. Press π or †:

To...

Choose...

Prompt

Never

Turn on the feature

Turn off the feature

Call Waiting

Setting Up Three-Way Calling

Call Waiting is a feature available on your phone

which enables you to be alerted to a second

incoming call while you are on the first call. You

have the option of responding to the second call

while putting the first call on hold, or you can

deactivates the Call Waiting option during a

particular call. Contact your service provider to

activate Call Waiting.

Three-way calling is a feature on your phone that

enables you to set up a three-way conversation

with two other numbers. Contact your service

provider to activate Three-Way Calling.

1. Dial the first number and press

SEND.

2. Dial the second number.

To Respond to the Call Waiting

1. When you hear a short tone during a

telephone conversation, press SEND.

3. Press SEND to place the original call

on hold and to place the new call.

Result: The first caller is on hold and

you are now connected to the second

caller.

4. When you are connected, press

SEND again to begin your three-way

call.

2. To return to the first call, press

SEND.

Note: When you use this feature,

you will be charged normal airtime

rates for both of calls you place.

Caller ID Display

To Deactivate Call Waiting During a Particular Call

Caller ID is a feature available on your phone

which helps you know who is calling by displaying

the caller’s number when the phone rings. If the

caller’s name and number are stored in your

phone’s memory, the caller’s name will display

also. Contact your service provider to activate this

feature.

If you don’t want to be interrupted during a

particular call, you can temporarily deactivates the

Call Waiting feature.

Contact your service provider for instructions on

how to temporarily disable Call Waiting.

Note: Once you end that call, the Call Waiting feature will be

reactivated automatically.

Call Forwarding

Message Service

Call Forwarding is a feature on your phone that

enables you to forward all your incoming calls to

another phone number, even if your phone is

turned off. You can make calls from your phone

when Call Forwarding is activated. Contact your

service provider to activate Call Forwarding.

Message Service is a feature on your phone that

enables the phone to receive alphanumeric

messages or voice mail. (Voice mail is available in.)

Contact your service provider to activate Message

Service.

Notes:

• Your phone can receive up to 21 messages (voice+text).

• Each message can contain a maximum of 255 alphanumeric

characters.

To Activate Call Forwarding

1. Press key sequences supported by

your service provider.

• The messages are stored in the order they are received.

Finding Out You Have a Message

Your phone alerts you when you have new voice

mail or text messages in several ways:

2. Enter the ten-digit phone number

(area code+phone number) of the

forward-to phone number.

◆ By displaying NEW *Voice

Mail*, NEW *Text Msgs*,

or NEW * Page *message.

◆ By sounding an alert tone every 2

minutes (if the SMS alert is turned

on. See page 79.)

3. Press SEND. You will hear a tone

that confirms that you have activated

Call Forwarding.

◆ By displaying at the bottom of the

screen.

To Deactivate Call Forwarding

1. Press key sequences supported by

your service provider and SEND in

sequence.

Notes:

• If the message is urgent, URGENT!displays instead of NEW.

• If a caller left a callback number, your phone displays the number.

You can return the call immediately by pressing SEND.

• If 21 messages are stored in memory, it is full and the phone

alerts you of this by displaying Memory Full ! No

Msgs can be received. You must erase an old

message to receive a new one.

Result: You will hear a tone to

confirm the deactivation.

Retrieving Messages in Voice mail

Reading Text Messages

Contact your service provider to activate this

feature.

1. Press

Result: Your phone displays the

message options you can choose;

1:Voice, 2:Text, 3:Erase

All, 4:SMS Alert. Press π or

†to view the options.

1. Press

Result: Your phone displays the

message options you can choose;

1:Voice, 2:Text, 3:Erase

All, 4:SMS Alert. Press π or

†to view the options.

2. To read the text messages, press 2.

Result: Your phone displays:

◆ Date and time the message was

received

◆ Callback number (if the caller left

one)

2. To listen to new or saved messages,

press 1.

Result: Your phone displays:

◆ Total number of new messages

◆ Date and time the message was

received

3. Press π or †to scroll through the

messages.

Note: If there is no mail, No

Stored Voice Mail

displays.

4. After you read the message:

To...

Press...

3. Press SEND.

Display the

previous message

Result: Your phone calls and connects to

the voice mail center.

Display the next

message

Erase the message CLR

Exit this function END

Callback

Choosing Alert Type for Message Receiving

The phone alerts you when a message is received.

You can choose how frequently this happens. The

three options are: EVERY 2 MIN, OFF, ONCE.

To set the frequency:

1. When you are reading a text

message, if the person who called

you left a callback number, your

phone displays the page number.

1. Press

2. You can return the call immediately

by pressing SEND.

2. Press 4 to select SMS Alert.

Erasing All Messages

1. Press

3. Press π or †until you find your

desired type.

2. Press 3 to select Erase All.

4. Press OK to store your selection.

3. To...

Erase all messages OK

Cancel or Exit CLR

Press...

this function

Cleaning Your Cellular Phone

Battery Safety Precautions

There are no specific cleaning requirements for

your cellular phone.

The following information about your phone’s

battery is very important to the life and operation

of the battery and your phone. Failure to follow

these precautions may reduce the service life of the

battery. Please read and follow these precautions

carefully.

1. Do not allow water to get into the

phone, particularly the battery. Do not

spray aerosol cleaners directly on the

phone, because excess liquid could

seep under the keypad.

DO NOT use or charge the batteries in

extreme temperature conditions:

◆ Above 95°F ( 35°C)

◆ Below 41°F ( 5°C )

2. Do not use abrasive powders,

sponges, or solvents of any kind (i.e.,

trichlorethylene or acetone) as they

may damage the plastic surfaces.

DO NOT use any charging devices other

than the ones supplied with your

cellular phone.

3. If the battery or charger terminals

become stained or rusty, clean them

with a soft cloth.

Use only Samsung approved batteries

with your phone (SCH-210). Used

batteries should not be disposed of in a

fire or waste bin. Dispose of them in

accordance with local legislation.

4. Keep the metal contacts at the

bottom of the battery clean.

Accessories

Hands-free Car Kit (HF 58)

DO NOT disassemble the battery.

There are no user-serviceable parts

inside it. DO NOT drop a battery or

subject it to physical shocks.

The Hands-free Car Kit provides you Hands-free operation in your

vehicle with unlimited talk time.

The Hands-free Car Kit built-in charger allows battery charging in

your vehicle.

Do not open or puncture the battery ;

the released electrolyte is corrosive and

may cause damage to the eyes or skin.

It may be toxic if swallowed.

The Hands-free Car Kit includes the following. For more

information about the Hands-free Car Kit, see the Hands-free Car

Kit manual.

Keep the batteries out of children’s

reach.

Mounting bracket

(for cradle)

Cradle

➣ screws included

If the batteries are not used for a long

period of time (about one year), their

service life may be reduced. Store them

in a cool, dry place.

Mounting bracket

(for Hands-free box)

Hands-free box

➣ screws included

Power cable

Hands-free

microphone

Troubleshooting

Before contacting an authorized service center,

perform the following simple checks. They may

save you the time and expense of an unnecessary

service call.

Whip antenna and

protection cover

On-glass antenna

NOSVC displays on the screen.

You can choose between the whip antenna and the on-glass

antenna.

◆ Make sure you are in the service area.

◆ If you have changed the service system, wait for about 2

minutes.

◆ Make sure you have chosen the correct service system mode.

◆ Sometimes, NOSVC indication appears briefly. It is normal.

Cigarette Lighter Charger (CLC 58)

Enables you to charge your batteries

in your vehicle.

Beep tone sounds when you place a call.

◆ The call has not gone through.

• When beep tone sounds, press SEND again, and the number

will redial automatically.

• To cancel automatic redial, press END.

Ringer bell does not sound, and receiving lamp flickers.

◆ You have set the phone to the lamp mode.

Travel Charger

LOCKED displays, and you cannot make a call.

◆ The phone is locked.

A smaller charger, convenient for

packing, for those who travel.

• Enter your lock code. (Default: 0000)

Wall mount type (TC 58):

• If you forgot the lock code, consult with the service center.

110V only.

The plug varies according

to country.

Battery usage time is different with that of this manual.

◆ If you use analog or digital mode alternately, the usage time

may be reduced.

◆ You may be recharging your battery too frequently or before it is

completely discharged (see Battery Safety Precautions on page

81).

Cable type (TC 59):

220V only.

◆ Always store batteries in a cool, dry place.

Battery

The phone does not turn on, even though the battery is full.

◆ Remove battery from the phone and reattach it.

Standard capacity battery (BTL 958)

Extended capacity battery (BTL 1358)

Nothing displays

The audio quality of the call is poor.

◆ Check that the battery has been charged and installed correctly.

◆ Check that the phone has been turned on (PWR key pressed for

more than one second).

◆ Check the signal strength indicator ( ) on the screen; the

number of bars indicates the signal strength from weak ( ) to

strong (

◆ Try extending the antenna, moving the phone slightly, or moving

closer to a window if you are in a building.

You have entered a phone number, but the phone is not

dialing it.

◆ Have you pressed the SEND button?

◆ Is the cellular phone service currently available (SVC

displayed)?

◆ Are you accessing the right cellular network (if the phone is

programmed for dual network use)?

No number is dialed when you recall a memory location.

◆ Check that the numbers have been stored correctly by using the

memory scan feature. (See page 32.)

◆ Re-store them in the memory, if necessary.

If the above guidelines do not enable you to solve the

problem, make a note of:

◆ The model and serial numbers of your phone

◆ Your warranty details

◆ A clear description of the problem

Your party cannot reach you.

◆ Is your phone turned on (PWR key pressed for more than one

second)?

◆ Are you accessing the right cellular network (if the phone is

programmed for dual network use)?

Then contact your local dealer or a SAMSUNG

Authorized Service Center.

Your party cannot hear you speaking.

◆ Have you turned off the microphone (MUTE displayed)?

◆ Are you holding the phone close enough to your mouth? The

microphone is located at the bottom of the phone.

The phone starts beeping, and

flashes on the screen.

◆ The battery is insufficiently charged. Replace the battery, and

recharge it fully until the lamp on the charger turns green.

Display Messages

Summary

BASIC OPERATION

MAINTENANCE

REQUIRED

The phone number is not

registered in the base station.

Turning on and off

PWR (press and hold)

Phone number + SEND

SEND or Open the flip

MEMORY (00-99) IS

FULL

There is no empty location

under which you can store

phone numbers.

Making a call

Receiving a call

Adjusting volume

•Keytone

PHONE BOOK

RESTRICTED

You have tried to access the

memory while the phone is in

the memory restricted mode.

(in Standby mode ) π /†

Replace?

replace:OK

A phone number is already

stored in the selected memory

location.

•Voice

(while on the phone ) π /†

MENU + 3 + 1 + π /†+ OK

(while on the phone ) MENU + 1

MENU + 3 + 2 + π /†+ OK

MENU + 3 + 3 + π /†+ OK

•Alert volume

Mute/Unmute

Choosing alert type

Choosing alert tone

Redial last 10 numbers

NO INCOMING

CALL LOG

The incoming phone number

has not been logged in your

phone’s internal phone book.

NO MATCH NUMBER

The phone number you are

trying to recall does not exist.

NO OUTGOING

CALL LOG

You have not made any

outgoing calls

•Scanning outgoing MENU + 1 + 1+ π /†+ SEND

calls and dialing

NO SERVICE

The phone is out of service

area.

•Scanning incoming MENU + 1 + 2+ π /†+ SEND

calls and dialing

IN. CALL IS

RESTRICTED

While the phone is restricted,

you have tried to answer a

call.

•Erasing all numbers MENU + 1 + 3 + 1~3 + OK

in redial memory

OUTGOING CALL IS

RESTRICTED

While the phone is restricted,

you have tried to make a call.

REDIAL CALL

FAILED

The call cannot be made

completely even after

automatic redialing.

THE PHONE’S INTERNAL PHONE BOOK

USEFUL FEATURES

Storing numbers

in memory

MENU + 2 + 2 + phone number

+ OK + OK (or assign another

location + OK) + name + OK

Checking last call time MENU + 1 + 4 + 1

Cumulative call time

phone number + OK + OK

(or assign another location + OK)

+ name + OK

•Checking

•Erasing

MENU + 1 + 4 + 2

MENU + 1 + 4 + 3 + OK

MENU + 3 + 4 + π /†+ OK

Calling numbers by

•One-touch

One-minute beep

0-9 (Hold the last digit of the hot

during conversation

line memory 00-09)

Service area change

alert

MENU + 3 + 5 + π /†+ OK

•Two-touch

10-99 (Briefly press the first digit,

and then hold the last digit)

Scanning memories by

•Location number

Back light

MENU + 4 + 1 + π /†+ OK

MENU + 2 + 1 + 3 +

location (00-99) + π /†

Own number display MENU + 4 + 2

•Name

MENU + 2 + 1 + 1 + name +

OK + π /†

Changing greeting

MENU + 4 + 3 + new greeting

+ OK

•Partial phone

number

MENU + 2 + 1 + 2 +

the part of phone number

you know + OK + π /†

Silent scratchpad

(while on the phone ) MENU + 2

Sending own number (while on the phone ) MENU + 7

•To dial

SEND (Press when the desired

number appears)

Key lock

MENU (hold)

Erasing numbers in memory

•By name MENU + 2 + 3 + 1 +

name + OK + OK

Analog Force Call

MENU + 5 + π /†+ OK

Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) Dialing

•By location number MENU + 2 + 3 + 2 +

•Using memory dial (while on the phone ) CLR + OK +

location (00-99) + OK

location (00-99) + MENU + SEND

•All numbers

in memory

MENU + 0 + lock code +

6 + OK

•Using pause insert Phone number + MENU +

Phone number + SEND + SEND

Call reminder alert

•Turn on

Restrict phone use

MENU + 6 + 1 + Phone number

+ OK + time + OK

•No phone book dial MENU + 0 + lock code + 2 + 1 +

π /†+ OK

•Turn off

MENU + 6 + 2 + π /†+ OK

•No incoming call

•No outgoing call

Changing lock code

MENU + 0 + lock code + 2 + 2 +

π /†+ OK

Setting current time

Customizing your phone

•Automatic retry

MENU + 7 + 6 + 3 + time + OK

MENU + 0 + lock code + 2 + 3 +

π /†+ OK

MENU + 7 + 1 + π /†+ OK

MENU + 0 + lock code + 3 +

new lock code + OK

•Automatic receiving MENU + 7 + 2 + π /†+ OK

Emergency number

•To store

•Any key answer

•Tone length

MENU + 7 + 3 + π /†+ OK

MENU + 7 + 4 + π /†+ OK

MENU + 7 + 5 + 1 + π /†+ OK

MENU + 7 + 5 + 2 + π /†+ OK

MENU + 0 + lock code + 4 +

location no. (1-3) +

phone number + OK

•Release tone

•Connect tone

•To erase

MENU + 0 + lock code +

4 + location no. (1-3) +

CLR (hold) + OK

•Current time displayMENU + 7 + 6 + 1 + π /†+ OK

Choosing NAM

System selection

MENU + 0 + lock code + 7 +

1: Manual NAM/2: Auto NAM

•Call time display

•Auto hyphen

MENU + 7 + 6 + 2 + π /†+ OK

π /†+ OK

MENU + 7 + 7 + π /†+ OK

MENU + 0 + lock code + 9 +

Locking the phone

MENU + 0 + lock code +

1 + π /†+ OK

π /†+ OK

System reset

Send PIN

MENU + 0 + lock code + 0 + OK

MENU + 0 + lock code +

5 + π /†+ OK

Menu Tree

OPTIONAL FEATURES

Main Menu - Press MENU

Call waiting

•To respond

1:Call Logs

1:Outgoing

(when you hear a beep during

a phone conversation) + SEND

(to switch back) + SEND

2:Incoming

3:Erase Logs

1:Outgoing - OK/CLR

2:Incoming - OK/CLR

3:All - OK/CLR

•To deactivate

Contact your service provider.

Setting up 3-way calling 1st phone number + SEND +

2nd phone number +

4:Air Time

1:Last Call

2:Total

SEND + SEND

3:EraseTotal - OK/CLR

Call forwarding

Contact your service provider.

2:Phone Book

1:Recall by

Message service

1:Name

2:Digits

3:Mem #

•To retrieve voice mail

•To read text message

•To call back

+ 1 + SEND

+ 2 + π /†

2:Store

3:Erase

1:by Name

SEND

2:by Mem#

•To erase all messages

•To choose alert type

+ 3 + OK

3:Alert

+ 4 + π /†+ OK

1:Alert Vol - OFF/LOW/MED/HIGH

2:Alert Type - BELL/VIBRATOR/LAMP

3:Alert Tone - Select 1~Select 6

Melody 1~Melody 4

4:MinuteBeep - OFF/ON

5:Svc Area - OFF/ON

4:Display

1:Backlight - 8 SECONDS/OFF

2:My Phone#

3:Greeting

4:Version

5:AnalogCall - YES/NO

Conversation Menu - Press MENU

6:RemindCall

1:Set

1:Mute/Unmut

2:Silent Key

3:Phone Book

1:Recall by

1:Name

2:Release - YES/NO

7:Setup

1:Auto Retry - ON/OFF

2:Auto Recv - OFF/ON

3:Anykey Ans - OFF/ON

4:ToneLength - SHORT/LONG

5:Tone

1:Rls. Tone - OFF/ON

2:Conn. Tone - ON/OFF

6:Time

2:Digits

3:Mem#

2:Store

3:Erase

1:by Name

2:by Mem#

4:Call Logs

1:Outgoing

2:Incoming

5:My Phone#

6:Version

7:Send Tel#

SND:Send DTMF

1:Curr. Time - ON/OFF

2:Call Time - ON/OFF

3:Set Time

7:AutoHyphen - OFF/ON

0:Security

1:Lock - OFF/NOW/ON POWER-UP

2:Restrict

1:Phone Book

Message Menu - Press

- UNRESTRICT/RESTRICT

2:Incoming

- UNRESTRICT/RESTRICT

3:Outgoing

1:Voice

2:Text

3:Erase All - OK/CLR

4:SMS Alert - EVERY 2 MIN/OFF/ONCE

- UNRESTRICT/RESTRICT

3:Lock Code

4:Emergency#

5:Send PIN - Never/Prompt

6:Clr Memory - OK/CLR

7:NAM Mode

1:Manual NAM - NAM-1~NAM-4

2:Auto NAM - OFF/ON

9:System Sel - A Only/A Pref/B Only/

B Pref/Home Only

0:ResetPhone - OK/CLR

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