Samsung SGH 250 User Manual

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SGH-250

MOBILE PHONE

Owner’s Instructions

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MNO

WXYZ

PQRS

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GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS

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Handset Display and Indicators

Parts List

The SGH-250 product contains the following parts.

Handset

Travel Adapter

N e t

Network name

Telephone

number

0 8 6 5 1 9 4 1 2 5 3 2

Indicator

Description

Owner’s Instructions

Slim Battery

Signal strength

SGH-250

MOBILE PHONE

Calling

Owner’s Instructions

Roaming

Battery charge level

GSM Global system for mobile communication

Incoming Short Message

Voice Mail (Currently not used)

Phone locked

In addition, you can obtain the following approved accessories for

your phone, from your local SAMSUNG dealers:

Vibration mode

• Desktop charger DT-20

Muting

• Cigarette lighter adapter CL-10

Volume level

• Hands-free Car kits CH-20

(holder + cable + microphone + speaker)

No service

Activated

Refused

Cellular network or specific

network is not available

• Light and long-life batteries

Barring password or access to

optional services is accepted

Barring password or access to

optional services is refused

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Warranty Details

Contents

Please record the model and serial numbers of your

unit and the date of purchase and dealer in the space

provided below.

YOUR MOBILE PHONE

■

Rear View of the Phone.....................................................

Front View of the Phone....................................................

Handset Display and Indicators ........................................

Parts List............................................................................

Warranty Details ...............................................................

We recommend that you keep your purchase receipt

with this booklet in case your telephone should

require servicing during the warranty period.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

■

General Safety Precautions............................................... 10

■

Battery Safety Precautions................................................ 12

Model Number:

Serial Number:

Date of Purchase:

Dealer:

PREPARING YOUR MOBILE PHONE FOR USE

■

Inserting Your SIM Card.................................................... 14

Battery Types..................................................................... 16

Attaching and Removing a Battery Pack........................... 17

Charging a Battery Pack.................................................... 18

Switching the Phone On and Off....................................... 19

Entering Your PIN Code..................................................... 20

Extending the Antenna...................................................... 21

Selecting a Menu Option .................................................. 22

Choosing Your Language................................................... 23

USING THE BASIC CALL FUNCTIONS

■

Placing a Call..................................................................... 24

Receiving a Call................................................................. 26

Viewing Information about Calls....................................... 28

Resetting the Call Timer.................................................... 29

Selecting the Ringing Tone ............................................... 30

Adjusting the Ringing Volume........................................... 31

Adjusting the Key Volume................................................. 32

Adjusting the Earpiece Volume......................................... 32

Muting the Microphone .................................................... 33

Automatic Redialling......................................................... 34

Redialling One of the Last Ten Numbers.......................... 35

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Contents (cont.)

MEMORY DIALLING

USING GSM NETWORK SERVICES

■

Storing a Phone Number in the Phonebook...................... 36

■

Call Barring........................................................................ 61

Checking the Call Barring Status ...................................... 63

Changing the Call Barring Service Password ................... 64

Call Diverting..................................................................... 65

Checking the Call Diversion Status................................... 66

Using the Call Waiting Features....................................... 67

Holding a Call .................................................................... 68

Reading a Short Message................................................. 69

Creating a Short Message ................................................ 71

Entering SC Address.......................................................... 73

Missed Call Service.................................................... 74

Storing the Last Dialled Numbers in the Phonebook ....... 39

Dialling a Stored Number.................................................. 40

Using Speed Dialling......................................................... 41

Scanning the Phonebook by Names ................................. 42

Scanning the Phonebook by Memory Locations............... 43

Deleting a Phonebook Entry by Name .............................. 44

Deleting a Phonebook Entry by Memory Location............ 45

USING THE ADVANCED FEATURES

■

Preventing Access to Your Phone Settings....................... 46

Preventing Access to the Memory Registers.................... 47

Displaying Your Own Phone Number................................ 48

Locking the Phone ............................................................. 49

Preventing Access to Your Phone ..................................... 50

Changing Your PIN............................................................. 51

Changing the Phone’s Password ....................................... 52

Changing the Greeting Message ...................................... 53

Customising Your Phone’s Features .................................. 54

Resetting the Phone’s Features................................................. 56

PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

■

Cleaning Your Mobile Phone............................................. 75

Problems and Solutions..................................................... 76

■

GLOSSARY

■

Glossary of Terms.............................................................. 78

SELECTING THE NETWORK

■

Searching for a Network Automatically ........................... 58

Searching for a Network Manually................................... 59

Editing a Network List....................................................... 60

Symbols

☞

Press/Push

Important

Note

① = Step number

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General Safety Precautions

The illustrations below indicate the general safety

precautions to be taken when using your mobile

phone.

The use of mobile phones in aircraft:

Avoid contact between the antenna and

the face (especially the eyes) during a

conversation.

Take care with the antenna in crowded

places.

◆Is dangerous to aircraft operations

◆May disrupt the cellular network

◆Is illegal

Failure to observe in-flight regulations

may lead to the suspension of cellular

services and/or legal action.

NEVER use your phone while driving,

even if it allows hands-free operation.

Always park your vehicle first.

In some countries, it is illegal to use

mobile and radio telephones whilst

driving.

Being very concerned about health

precautions, SAMSUNG recommends

that you avoid using your mobile phone

close to medical devices (pacemakers,

etc.). If in doubt, consult the

Hearing aid

manufacturer of the medical device.

Pacemaker

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You are advised to turn off the phone

when at a refuelling point (petrol station

for example).

NEVER store or carry inflammable gas,

liquids or explosive materials in the

same compartment as your mobile

phone.

Avoid operating your mobile phone

close to other electrical equipment

(telephones, televisions, radios,

personal computers, etc.), as it may

cause interference.

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DO NOT use the travel adapter if:

DO NOT expose the phone and

accessories to rain or any liquids.

Remove the battery from your phone

and contact your dealer if the phone and

accessories come into contact with any

liquid.

◆The power cord is damaged

◆It has been dropped or undergone a

shock

Have a qualified after-sales service

repair it. NEVER try to repair it yourself.

DO NOT leave them in direct sunlight or

in a humid, dusty or hot environment.

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Battery Safety Precautions

The illustrations below indicate the precautions to be

taken with the battery pack.

To maximise the charging capacity,

Any replacement battery pack must be

of the same make and type.

DO NOT dispose of used batteries in a

fire or waste bin. Dispose of them in

accordance with local legislation.

Low Battery

avoid repetitive partial discharging and

charging. It is recommended that you

wait until the low battery warning tone

sounds and the Low Battery

message is displayed before charging

the battery.

LITTER

DO NOT disassemble the battery pack.

There are no user-serviceable parts

inside it.

DO NOT drop the batteries or subject

them to physical shocks.

45°C

DO NOT charge the batteries in extreme

temperature conditions:

5°C

◆Above 45° C

◆Below 5° C

Keep the battery out of the reach of

children.

Attach the battery pack to the phone

before charging with the travel adapter.

If the battery is not used for a long

period of time (about a half year), its

service life may be reduced. Store it in a

cool, dry place.

January

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Inserting Your SIM Card

Before you can make a call on your mobile phone, you

must insert a SIM (Subscriber Identification Module)

card.

1. Remove the battery pack (see page

17).

You are given this card (1/ 2 in. by 1 in.) when you

take out your subscription with a network operator.

For more details about the SIM card, refer to the

glossary on page 77.

2. Turn the phone face down.

3. Slide the SIM card lock in the

direction of the OPEN arrow and lift

up the holder.

☞ NEVER touch the gold contacts on the chip, as you may

damage the SIM card.

SIMLOCK

4. Slide the SIM card into the holder:

• If you do not insert the SIM card, the Check Card

message is displayed when you switch the phone on.

AMPHENOL

◆The gold-coloured chip should

touch the contacts on the phone

when the holder is closed

◆The cut corner should be towards

the top of the phone

•

You can make emergency call while you have inserted a SIM card.

(Some networks don’t require a SIM card for emergency calls.

Check with your Air Time Provider.)

• If you wish to block access to the phone registers stored in

the SIM card, see page 47.

5. With the SIM card lock in the OPEN

position, push the holder back against

the phone and slide the SIM card lock

in the direction of arrow, until it locks

into position.

6. Replace the battery pack (see page

17).

SIMLOCK

Normally you cannot insert the SIM

card in the wrong position, as you

will not be able to close the holder.

If you cannot close the holder, check

that:

AMPHENOL

• The card is in the correct position

• The SIM card lock is in the OPEN

position

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Battery Types

Attaching and Removing a Battery Pack

Your cellular phone is supplied with a slim

rechargeable battery. In addition, you can also

use a long-life battery (options).

You must replace or charge the battery pack on the

rear of the phone when Low Batteryis displayed and

you hear a warning beep.

The two batteries have different capacities:

• Slim battery: lasts as long as the light battery but is heavier

• Long-life battery: lasts longer than the other two

1. To reattach the battery pack after

charging, align it with the phone 1/2

inch away from the battery release

button, facing the battery charge

contacts to the phone.

Operation Times

Battery Type

Slim battery

Talk Time

Standby Time

30 ~ 40 hours

60 ~ 80 hours

1 hour 50 min.

3 hours 20 min.

2. Slide the battery pack upwards until

it clicks firmly into position.

Long-life battery

☞ If Low Batteryis displayed and you hear a warning beep

whilst on the phone, finish your call immediately. Otherwise,

the phone may switch off.

3. To remove the battery pack, release it

by:

Charging Times

☞ When Low Batteryis displayed, charge the battery pack

or replace it with a fully charged battery pack.

◆Holding down the button on the

rear of the phone

◆Sliding the battery pack down-

wards about 1/2 inch

Quick Charge

TA DTC CLA

2 hours

Normal Charge

DTC

Battery Type

Slim

5 hours

4. Lift the battery pack away from the

phone.

Long-life

3 hours

9 hours

TA = Travel Adapter

DTC = Desktop Charger (option)

CLA = Cigarette Lighter Adapter (option)

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Charging a Battery Pack

Switching the Phone On and Off

You are supplied with a battery charger that must be

plugged into an appropriate wall socket (230V, 50Hz).

For more details about charging times, see page 16.

A mobile phone can only place and receive calls when

it is switched on.

1. Switch the phone on by pressing

• The battery pack may become warm during charging. See

pages 12 and 13 for various safety precautions to be taken

with the battery pack.

for at least two seconds.

Result:

• When the battery is discharged,

and Low Battery

• The phone gives a long beep

• The greeting message is displayed

• The phone scans for the available

network; when the network name

is displayed, you can place and

receive calls

are displayed. Refer to the table in Step 3.

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1. Plug the travel adapter into the

bottom of the handset.

2. Plug the travel adapter into an

appropriate wall socket.

• If Phone Lockis displayed,

enter the password first (see

page 49).

• When you switch the tele-

phone on for the first time,

Enter PIN:is displayed

(see page 20).

• If Check Cardis displayed,

check that your SIM card is

correctly installed (see page

15).

Result:

• Charging begins

• The battery status indicator blinks

ABC

DEF

You can use the phone while

charging the battery pack.

However, the charge time will be

longer.

3. When

is displayed (charging is

PowerOff

finished), unplug the adapter from the

phone by:

2. When you have finished using the

phone, switch it off by pressing

again for two seconds.

◆Pressing the two buttons on the

sides of the adapter plug

◆Pulling the plug

Result:

Refer to the table below when

checking the battery status.

• The phone gives a long beep

• Power Offappears

• The display is cleared

Indication

Battery Status

Discharged

1/3 full

2/3 full

• The battery is no longer being used

To enable the phone to lock

automatically when switched off.

See page 49.

Fully charged

4. Unplug the adapter from the wall

socket.

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Entering Your PIN Code

Extending the Antenna

The SIM card is protected by a PIN (Personal

Identification Number) that you must enter the first

time you use your phone or each time it is switched

on, if this option is set (see page 50).

If the signal received is weak (crackling and back-

ground noise during a telephone conversation), you

can pull out the telescopic antenna.

• For more details about the PIN and PUK codes, refer to the

glossary on page 77.

• If you wish to change your PIN, see page 51.

1. Grasp the knob on the end of the

antenna and carefully pull the

antenna out to its full extension.

☞ • If you enter the wrong PIN three times in a row, the

card is blocked. To unblock your phone, you must enter the

eight-digit PUK (PIN Unblocking Key) that comes with your

SIM card.

Result: Reception quality is improved.

• If you enter the wrong PUK ten times in a row, your

SIM card will be permanently blocked. You must then

contact your network operator.

2. When you have finished the

conversation, push the antenna gently

back in.

1. Switch the phone on by pressing

for at least two seconds.

EnterPIN:

If the signal received is sufficiently

strong, you do not need to pull out

the antenna.

2. When Enter PIN:is displayed,

enter your PIN.

Result: A star is displayed to repre-

sent each digit entered.

The signal strength is indicated on

the display:

Strong signal

Weak signal

3. Press

Result:

• PIN Acceptedis displayed

• Searchingappears

• The network name is displayed

ABC

If you entered the wrong PIN,

Wrong PINis displayed.

Try again with a correct PIN.

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Selecting a Menu Option

Choosing Your Language

Most of your phone’s functions are selected via

menus. To select a menu or sub-menu option, proceed

as follows.

When you start using your cellular phone for the first

time, you must select the language in which the

various menus and indications are displayed. You can

choose between Twelve languages (English, German,

French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish,

Norwegian, Dutch, Portuguese and Turkish).

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

Result: The first menu appears.

The default language used by the phone is English.

2. Select a menu option by pressing:

◆The appropriate numeric button

Example: Press 2 to select the

second menu.

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

2 English

or by pressing:

Result: The first menu appears.

3 Italian

◆„ or as often as required

4 French

followed by

2. Press 4, 1 to access the Language

sub-menu status.

◆

ABC

DEF

²₅2

Result: The first sub-menu appears.

GHI

JKL

MNO

3. Scroll through the various languages

by pressing „ or

3. Select a sub-menu option by

pressing:

Also you can access the various

language by pressing a number key

◆Its number directly if you know it

Example: Press 3 to select the

Any keysub-menu.

ABC

DEF

including

and #.

JKL

MNO

or by pressing:

4. When the required language is

◆„ or as often as required

displayed, press

followed by

Result:

◆

• The phone switches to Standby

mode

• From now on, all the menus will be

displayed in the language selected.

4. Adjust the required option by

pressing the appropriate buttons („

or , numeric buttons, etc.).

ABC

DEF

JKL

MNO

5. To exit...

Each menu level C as often

Press...

one by one

as required

All menu levels

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Placing a Call

You can only place a call when a network is

displayed.

1. Type in the required telephone

number, including the area code.

4. (cont.)

You can adjust the earpiece

Tel Number:

Result: The number entered is

displayed.

volume during a conversation by

pressing the volume button on

the left side.

+8225413000

To place an international call,

insert a “+” before the

international code by pressing

for more than one second.

Example: + 82 2 541 3000.

5. If reception is poor (crackling or

background noise during the

conversation), carefully pull the

antenna out to its full extension. If

you are inside a building, you can

also try moving nearer a window.

2. If you make a mistake:

◆Press C one or more times until

the incorrect digit is cleared

◆Continue typing your number

ABC

6. When you have finished, press

Result:

•

Call Endedappears

To clear the whole number, press

• Your number is stored in the Redial

memory (see page 35 for further

details on this function)

C for more than one second.

+8225413000

00:05

3. When you have entered the whole

number, press

ABC

DEF

7. If you do not wish to receive calls,

Result:

• The number is dialled

• Callingis displayed

switch the phone off by pressing

for a while.

You can:

• Display the length of the call

while phoning

4. Hold the phone up to your ear and

wait until the call is answered.

Call Ended

• Specify that the phone must beep

after each minute while you are

on the phone

For further details on these

functions, see page 54.

Result: When your call is answered:

•

+8225413000 appears

• The call timer records the length of

the call (if this option is set; see

page 54.

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Receiving a Call

You can only receive a call when the phone is in

Standby mode.

1. When a call is received:

4. If reception is poor (crackling or

background noise during the

conversation), carefully pull the

antenna out to its full extension. If

you are inside a building, you can

also try moving nearer a window.

◆Your phone rings (if this option is

set; see page 30)

◆Calledis displayed

If your phone was set to the

vibration mode, the phone

vibrates when a call is received.

5. When you have finished

2. To answer a call, open the cover.

◆Press

If the cover is already open,

◆Close the flip cover.

press

ABC

JKL

DEF

MNO

3. Hold the phone up to your ear and

converse normally.

You can:

• Specify the number of rings

before a call is answered

automatically

You can adjust the earpiece

volume during a conversation by

pressing the volume button on

the left side.

• Answer a call by pressing any

button (except

). For further

details on these functions, see

page 54.

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Viewing Information about Calls

Resetting the Call Timer

You can view useful information about your calls.

You can reset the call information whenever you

want.

Example: You wish to know the length of a call that

you have just made to evaluate its cost.

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

Result: The first menu appears.

2. Press 3, 4 to access the Reset?sub-

menu option.

2. To display the...

Press...

Total number of calls

that you have not

answered since the call

timer was last reset to

zero

3, 1

3. Press

Result: Password?is displayed.

Last Call

00:02:31

Password?

Length of the last call

(when outgoing)

3, 2

4. Enter your current password (the

default code is 00000000).

Total length of outgoing 3, 3

calls since the call timer

was last reset to zero

To change the password, see

page 52.

5. Press

Result:

3. To exit the menu system, press

ABC

JKL

DEF

• Call Timer Resetis

displayed.

• All the timers are set to zero.

• The call information menu option is

displayed again.

ABC

MNO

If you enter the wrong password,

Wrong Codeis displayed.

Call Timer

Reset

6. To exit the menu system, press

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Selecting the Ringing Tone

Adjusting the Ringing Volume

You can select the ringing tone according to:

You can adjust the ringing volume according to:

◆Your requirements and preferences

◆The environmental conditions in which you are

using the phone

◆Your requirements and preferences

◆The environmental conditions in which you are

using the phone

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

RingVolume

Result: The first menu appears.

2. Press 1, 2 to access the Ring

Tonesub-menu.

2. Press 1, 1 to display the Ring

Volumesub-menu status.

Result: The

symbols are

3. Press „ or to select the desired

ringing tone.

displayed, indicating the current

ringing volume level.

1 Silent

2 Normal

3 Melody1

Result: You can hear the selected

ringing tone.

3. Press the volume button on the left

side to hear a sample of the volume

level.

4. Press

to confirm your selection.

4. Press

to confirm your selection.

ABC

JKL

GHI

5. To exit the menu system, press

ABC

DEF

ABC

JKL

MNO

GHI

JKL

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Adjusting the Key Volume

Muting the Microphone

You can adjust the dialling volume according to:

During a telephone conversation, you can temporarily

mute the microphone on your phone.

◆Your requirements and preferences

◆The environmental conditions in which you are

using the phone

Example: You wish to talk to someone else in the

room without your correspondent hearing.

In Standby mode, press the volume

button on the left side to adjust the

loudness.

1. Press C for a while during a

telephone conversation.

Result: The

indicator and the

ABC

DEF

time spent in the mute mode are

displayed (if the Call time option is

on; see page 54).

GHI

JKL

Your correspondent can no longer

hear you, but you can hear your

correspondent.

+8225413000

00:00

Adjusting the Earpiece Volume

2. Press C for a while again when you

wish to resume the conversation with

your correspondent.

If you have difficulty hearing your correspondent

during a telephone conversation, you can adjust the

volume as required.

Result: The indicator disappears.

During a conversation, press the volume

button on the left side to adjust the

loudness.

The volume level that you defined remains set even when you

switch your phone off.

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Automatic Redialling

Redialling One of the Last Ten Numbers

Your mobile phone is equipped with an Automatic

redialling function that will redial a number ten times

if the call is busy, network is busy or network

connection is failed.

Your mobile phone automatically stores the last ten

numbers dialled in memory. You can thus call back

one or more of your last ten correspondents, without

having to re-enter the phone numbers.

1. Type in the required number, including

the area code.

ABC

JKL

DEF

1. When your phone is in Standby mode

GHI

MNO

WXYZ

and no number is displayed, press

PQRS

TUV

Result: The number entered is

displayed.

Result: The last number dialled is

displayed.

ABC

2. When you have entered the whole

number, press

Result: If your correspondent’s phone

is engaged, your phone:

Calling

+8225413000

2. Press „ or to browse through the

last ten numbers dialled.

Redial 01/10

086519412532

• Displays User Busy

• Returns to Standby mode

• Redials the number automatically

after about two seconds

3. When the right number is displayed,

press

Automatic redialling stops:

• After ten attempts

Result: The required number is

automatically redialled.

• If you receive a call

• If you press

2_OK

• If the call fails

• If you are using your phone for

the first time or have reset it,

Redial No. Nothingis

displayed.

ABC

To activate or deactivate this

function, see page 54.

ABC

• If you want to edit the one of the

last ten numbers, refer to page

39.

MEN

ABC

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Storing a Phone Number in the Phonebook (1)

If the message Phonebook Fullappears, you can

overwrite a number that is no longer required.

You can store the numbers that you dial most

frequently in memory, so that you do not have to

enter them each time.

4. (cont.)

According to your SIM card, 1 to 120 phone numbers

can be stored, each phone number can be up to

20 digits.

Example: To enter the capital letter S,

press numeric button 7 four

times in quick succession.

Location:

003

You can correct a letter entered

by pressing C the required

number of times.

1. In Standby mode, press

the phone book menu.

Result: The Sub-menu of the phone

book appears.

to enter

MEN

_O1_K

5. Press

2. Press 1 to store number.

Result: Enter Tel:is displayed.

Result: Location:is displayed.

ABC

6. Indicate the location (1 to 120 accor-

ding to your SIM card) that you wish

3. Enter the telephone number to be

stored in memory, then press

to assign to the telephone number to

Enter Tel:

086519412532

You can enter up to 20 digits.

Result: Enter Name:appears.

ABC

be stored, then press

Result: Storedis displayed,

followed by Repeat?.

4. Enter the name (up to 12 characters)

to be stored with the number.

ABC

JKL

DEF

7. If the Overwrite?indication is

displayed, a number has already been

stored in the memory register

selected.

You can skip over next step.

GHI

MNO

WXYZ

To enter letters on the keypad, press the corresponding button as

many times as required in quick succession. Then, the phone auto-

matically moves on to the next position. Refer to the table below.

PQRS

TUV

To...

Press...

Button

Characters

Replace it with

a new one

( S p a c e ) 1 - ? ! , . : “ ‘ ( ) ¿ ¡ / =

A B C a b c 2 á a â à å ä Ä Å æ Æ Ç ç c ß

D E F d e f 3 é ê ë è É

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J K L j k l 5

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Cancel the

operation

(Go back to

Step 6)

Stored

8. If you wish to...

Press...

Store another number

Exit this function

02-250 4/2/99 11:36 AM Page 14

Storing a Phone Number in the Phonebook (2)

Storing the Last Dialled Numbers in the Phonebook

1. In Standby mode, enter the telephone

1. In Standby mode, press

number to be stored in memory.

Result: The last number dialled is

displayed.

MEN

2. Press

menu.

to enter the phone book

_O2_K

2. Press „ or to browse through the

ABC

last ten numbers dialled.

Result: Enter Name:appears.

ABC

3. Press C .

3. Enter the name (up to 12 characters)

to be stored with the number, then

ABC

DEF

press

GHI

JKL

MNO

WXYZ

4. Press

Result: Location:is displayed.

PQRS

TUV

Result: Enter name:is displayed.

_O2_K

4. Indicate the location that you wish to

assign to the telephone number to be

stored.

5. Enter the desired name and press

ABC

DEF

Result: Location:is displayed.

5. Press

6. Indicate the location that you wish to

assign to the telephone number to be

stored.

Result: Storedis displayed,

followed by Repeat?.

MEN

6. If the Overwrite?indication is

displayed, a number has already been

stored in the memory register

selected.

7. Press

_O4_K

ABC

Result: Storedis displayed,

followed by Repeat?.

ABC

To...

Press...

8. If the Overwrite?indication is

displayed, a number has already been

stored in the memory register selected.

Replace it with

a new one

ABC

DEF

GHI

JKL

MNO

Cancel the

operation

To...

Replace it with

a new one

Press...

PQRS

TUV

WXYZ

(Go back to

Step 4)

Cancel the

operation

7. If you wish to...

Press...

(Go back to

Step 6)

Store another number

Exit this function

8. If you wish to...

Press...

Store another number

Exit this function

02-250 4/2/99 11:37 AM Page 16

Dialling a Stored Number

Using Speed Dialling

Once you have stored phone numbers in the

phonebook, you can dial them whenever you want.

Memory registers 1 to 9 are special speed dialling

registers. You can dial the corresponding number,

simply by pressing one button.

1. Press the number of the memory

location containing the number to be

dialled.

Hold down the button corresponding to

the speed dialling number to be dialled

for at least two seconds.

ABC

DEF

TUV

WXYZ

GHI

JKL

MNO

WXYZ

PQRS

TUV

Result: The number is automatically

dialled.

2. Press

Result: The following indications are

displayed:

These registers are particularly

useful if you wish to store

emergency numbers.

• Name

• Memory location number

• Phone number

Smith

Calling

123456789012

Examples:

086519412532

• Fire brigade, ambulance or

breakdown service

002

• Your home number for elderly

relatives

3. Press „ or to browse through the

memory.

4. Press

to dial the number.

_O3_K

Result: The phone number stored is

dialled.

ABC

DEF

ABC

GHI

JKL

02-250 4/2/99 11:37 AM Page 18

Scanning the Phonebook by Memory Locations

Scanning the Phonebook by Names

If you do not remember which phone number has

been stored in which register, you can scan through

the names until you find the one for which you are

looking.

If you do not remember which telephone number has

been stored in which register, you can scan through

the memory registers until you find the one for which

you are looking.

1. In Standby mode, press

the phone book menu.

to enter

1. In Standby mode, press

the phone book menu.

to enter

MEN

Result: The Sub-menu of the phone

book appears.

Result: The Sub-menu of the phone

book appears.

_O1_K

2. Press 2 to access the Read Name

sub-menu option.

2. Press 3 to access the Read Add

sub-menu option.

ABC

Result: Location:is displayed.

3. Enter all or part of the name to be

found.

Name:

3. Enter the location number (1 to 120

according to your SIM card) at which

the scan is to start.

Location:

003

Example: To scan all names

beginning with the letter B,

enter B.

• To enter letters, see page 36.

• To correct a letter entered,

press C the required number of

times.

4. Press

Result: The name, memory location

and associated phone number are

displayed.

4. Press

_O5_K

5. Browse backwards or forwards

through the registers by pressing „

ABC

Result: The first name starting with B

is displayed.

ABC

DEF

GHI

JKL

If no register corresponds to the

name that you have entered,

Not Foundappears.

6. When you have found the required

number, proceed as follows.

5. Display the name required by

To ...

Press ...

pressing „ or

ABC

Make the call

Exit the function

6. Press

to make the call or

GHI

JKL

ABC

to exit the function.

02-250 4/2/99 11:38 AM Page 20

Deleting a Phonebook Entry by Name

Deleting a Phonebook Entry by Memory Location

If you stored a telephone number and associated

name but no longer want to keep them, you can scan

for the name and clear the corresponding register.

If you stored a telephone number and associated

memory location but no longer want to keep them,

you can scan for the location and clear the corres-

ponding register.

1. In Standby mode, press

the phone book menu.

Result: The Sub-menu of the phone

book appears.

to enter

1. In Standby mode, press

the phone book menu.

Result: The Sub-menu of the phone

book appears.

to enter

MEN

ABC

JKL

GHI

_O1_K

2. Press 4 to access the Erase Name

PQRS

TUV

sub-menu option.

Result: Name:is displayed.

2. Press 5 to access the Erase Add

sub-menu option.

Result: Location:is displayed.

ABC

JKL

3. Enter all or part of the name to be

found.

Example: To scan all the names

beginning with the letter B,

enter B.

GHI

3. Enter the memory register that you

wish to clear.

Location:

003

PQRS

TUV

4. Press

Result: The phone displays:

• The name

• The phone number

• The memory location

Result: The phone displays the name

entered and the associated phone

number.

Clear?

If no register corresponds to the

location that you have entered,

Invalid Location

appears.

If no register corresponds to the

name that you have entered,

Not Foundappears.

Clear?

5. Display the register required by

pressing „ or

5. If they match the ones that you wish

to clear, press

6. Press

Result: Clear?is displayed.

ABC

JKL

6. Press

to clear the phone

ABC

JKL

7. Press

to clear the phone

number and name.

GHI

number and name.

GHI

Result:

• Clearedis displayed

• The phone switches to Standby

mode

• Clearedis displayed

• The phone switches to Standby

mode

02-250 4/2/99 11:38 AM Page 22

Preventing Access to Your Phone Settings

Preventing Access to the Memory Registers

You can prevent the memory registers from being

dialled or changed (phone numbers and names stored

in memory).

You can block access to some of your phone’s

preference settings, so that they will not be changed

by anyone else.

Example: You wish to keep your personal data

confidential.

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

ABC

JKL

DEF

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

GHI

MNO

Result: The first menu appears.

PQRS

TUV

WXYZ

2. Press 6, 4 to access the Memory

sub-menu option.

Result: Password? appears.

ABC

DEF

2. Press 6, 5 to access the SIM

Memorysub-menu option.

Result: Password? appears.

1 Block OFF

2 Block ON

3. Enter your password, then press

1 Block OFF

2 Block ON

4. Press „ or to select ON.

5. Press

Result: The memory register settings

are blocked.

5. Press

Result: The function settings are

blocked.

If you try and access this

function, SIM Memory

Blockedis displayed.

ABC

If you try and access the memory

of phone, Memory Blocked

is displayed.

GHI

JKL

ABC

DEF

6. To exit the menu system, press

6. To exit the menu system, press / .

To unblock the memory register

settings, repeat Steps 1 to 5,

selecting OFFinstead of ONin

Step 4.

To unblock the function settings,

repeat Steps 1 to 5, selecting OFF

instead of ONin Step 4.

ABC

JKL

DEF

MNO

02-250 4/2/99 11:38 AM Page 24

Locking the Phone

Displaying Your Own Phone Number

You can allow your phone to be locked automatically

every time it switches on.

The availability of this service depends on your SIM

card.

Example: You want to prevent your phone from being

used by unathorized person.

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

Result: The first menu appears.

ABC

DEF

GHI

JKL

MNO

2. Press 6, 7 to access the Auto

locksub-menu option.

ABC

DEF

Result: Passwordappears.

ABC

DEF

ABC

JKL

DEF

2. Press 6, 6 to display your own

telephone number.

GHI

JKL

MNO

PQRS

TUV

WXYZ

3. Enter your password, then press

Result: You own phone number is

displayed.

TUV

WXYZ

4. Press „ or to select ON.

You can only display your own

telephone number when the phone

is not engaged.

1 OFF

2 ON

5. Press

Result: Whenever the phone is turned

on, the phone is locked. At that time

you should enter your phone

password.

6. To exit the menu system, press / .

To unblock the setting, repeat Steps

1 to 4, selecting OFFinstead of ON

in Step 4.

ABC

DEF

03-250 4/2/99 11:27 AM Page 2

Preventing Access to Your Phone

Changing Your PIN

You can require that the PIN supplied with your SIM

card be entered each time you switch your phone on.

You can change the PIN that came with your SIM card

whenever you want.

Example: You want to prevent your phone from being

used if it is stolen.

Example: You wish to choose a code that is easier to

remember.

This change is only required if you prevent access to your

phone (see page 50).

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

ABC

JKL

DEF

1 Enable ?

2 Disable ?

Result: The first menu appears.

MNO

Result: The first menu appears.

TUV

^W2^XYZ

2. Press 6, 2 to access the PIN

Accesssub-menu.

2. Press 6, 3 to access the PIN Code

sub-menu.

3. Press „ or to select Enableor

Disable.

3. Enter the current PIN, then press

New Code:

Result: New Code:is displayed.

ABC

DEF

4. Press

Result: Enter PIN:is displayed.

4. Enter the new PIN, then press

Result: New Code Again:

appears.

5. Enter your current PIN, then press

PIN Enabled

ABC

JKL

5. Enter the new PIN again, then press

Result:

• PIN Enabledor PIN

Disabledis displayed

• From now on, you must enter your

PIN each time you switch the

phone on

GHI

Result:

If the PIN entered in

Steps 4 and 5 are ...

Then ...

Identical

• PIN Changedis displayed

• The phone switches to Standby mode

To change your PIN code, see

page 51.

ABC

JKL

DEF

Different

• Wrong Codeis displayed

• The phone switches to Standby mode

GHI

MNO

6. To exit the menu system, press / .

You must now enter this PIN whenever you switch your phone on.

03-250 4/2/99 11:27 AM Page 4

Changing the Phone’s Password

Changing the Greeting Message

The password (eight digits) enables you to unlock

your phone when the locking function has been set to

prevent access to your phone (see page 54). See also

the glossary on page 77.

You can change the greeting message according to

your own preferences.

The greeting message:

•

Appears when you switch your phone on

Can be up to 36 characters long

Example: You wish to choose your own code.

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

New Code:

Result: The first menu appears.

2. Press 6, 1 to access the Password

sub-menu.

2. Press 4, 2 to access the Greeting

sub-menu.

ABC

DEF

3. Enter the current password (the

default code is 00000000).

3. Enter the new greeting message (to

enter a letter, refer to page 36).

New Code

If you forgot or do not know the

password, please contact the

After-Sales Service Centre.

Again:

ABC

Example: To enter the capital letter S,

press numeric button 7 four

2_JKL

GHI

times in quick succession.

4. Press

PQRS

TUV

You can correct a letter entered

by pressing C the required

number of times.

Result: New Code:is displayed.

5. Enter your new code, then press

ABC

Result: New Code Again:

appears.

4. Press

Result:

GHI

JKL

ABC

• The message is stored

• The phone switches to Standby

mode

GHI

JKL

6. Enter your new code again, then

press

Result:

If the unlock codes entered

in Steps 5 and 6 are ...

Then ...

Identical

Different

Changedappears.

Wrong Codeappears.

The phone then switches to Standby mode.

03-250 4/2/99 11:27 AM Page 6

Customising Your Phone’s Features

Your phone comes equipped with a set of preferences

that you can activate or deactivate as required.

3. To ...

Activate the option

Press „ or until you

select ...

Example: You want your phone to redial your last

number automatically if your call was

unsuccessful.

Deactivate the option

OFF

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to enter the menu system.

Result: The first menu appears.

4. Confirm your choice by pressing

Result: The phone goes back to the menu that you have just

selected.

2. To ...

Indicate that the call length

Press ...

2, 1.

is to be displayed

Set the number of rings

before a call is answered

automatically

◆2, 2.

◆„ or to select

3 Rings, 5 Rings,

7 Rings or OFF

5. To exit the menu system, press / .

This selection does not require that you perform Step 3. Go

directly to Step 4.

Allow a call to be answered 2, 3.

by pressing any button

(except

)

Activate display backlighting 2, 4.

Allow the phone to beep

each minute whilst you are

on the phone

2, 5.

Allow automatic redialling

when a call is unsuccessful

2, 6.

Enable the flashing indicator ◆2, 7.

when the phone is in

Standby mode

◆„ or to select

If network or OFF

This selection does not require that you perform Step 3. Go

directly to Step 4.

03-250 4/2/99 11:27 AM Page 8

Resetting the Phone’s Features

You can reset your customised phone’s features (see

page 54) to their factory default settings whenever

you want.

Once you have reset your phone’s features, they are as follows.

Function

Default Setting

Call timer display

Number of rings before

a call is answered automatically

Any key answer

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

OFF

ABC

DEF

MNO

WXY

Result: The first menu appears.

GHI

JKL

OFF

2. Press 2.

Display backlighting

One-minute beep

while on the phone

Automatic redialling

Automatic phone locking

Flashing indicator

Ring volume

PQRS

TUV

GHI

JKL

3. Press 8.

PQRS

TUV

WXY

Result: Password?is displayed.

OFF

4. Enter your current password (the

default code is 00000000) and press

If network

Result:

Key volume

• Default Settingis

displayed

Password?

Speak volume

• The settings are reset

• The phone switches to Standby

mode

Ring tone

Normal

Phone password

00000000

If the code is not correct, Wrong

Codeis displayed.

03-250 4/2/99 11:27 AM Page 10

Searching for a Network Automatically

Searching for a Network Manually

If you wish to use your cellular phone abroad and have modified

your network list, you must select a foreign GSM network. You can

only select a GSM network cooperating with your home network

(see your network operator to obtain a list). The phone can reach

other networks for emergency calls only. In automatic mode, the

phone selects:

The manual search allows you to select your home

network only.

If you wish to select a network other than your home network,

see the page opposite.

◆Your home network first

◆The first network in your network list if the home network is not

available (see page 60), then the other ones in turn

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

ABC

DEF

Result: The first menu appears.

GHI

JKL

MNO

WXYZ

PQRS

TUV

2. Press 5, 1 to display the Network

Modesub-menu status.

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

ABC

DEF

enter the menu system.

GHI

JKL

MNO

WXYZ

Result: The first menu appears.

3. Press „ or to select Manual.

PQRS

TUV

1 Auto

2 Manual

2. Press 5, 1 to display the Network

Modesub-menu status.

4. Press

3. Select Autoby pressing „ or

Result: The following indications are

displayed:

1 Auto

2 Manual

• Please Wait

• The network name

MEN

4. Press

Result: The phone scans for the first

available network (home network,

first one declared in the network list

and so on)

5. Press „ or until the required

network name is displayed.

ABC

MEN

If neither your home network nor

any of those declared in the

network list are available, the

phone then automatically tries to

rating with your home network.

ABC

JKL

6. Press

Result:

GHI

• Searchingis displayed.

• The phone switches to Standby

mode and the selected network

name is displayed.

03-250 4/2/99 11:28 AM Page 12

Editing a Network List

Call Barring

You can draw up a list (in order of priority) of the

networks to be chosen automatically if your home

network is not available.

You can restrict use of the phone (for outgoing and/ or

incoming calls) according to your own preferences.

☞ The call barring service is only available if you specified this

option when you took out your subscription with the network

operator.

The number of networks that can be stored in the list depends

on your SIM card.

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

ABC

JKL

Result: The first menu appears.

GHI

3_OK

PQRS

TUV

2. Press 7, 1 to access the Activate

Outgoing Call Barring

sub-menu.

2. Press 5, 2 to display the first network

in the list.

ABC

3. Select the entry in which the network

is to be declared by pressing „ or

3. To bar ...

Use the „ or

keys to select ...

All outgoing

calls

Outgoing

3_OK

The number of possible entries

depends on your SIM card.

ABC

GHI

JKL

ABC

All outgoing

international

calls

Out Inter

4. Press

for two seconds if you

want to update the list with another

network name.

All outgoing

international

calls except

for your home

country

Int ex H

1 Outgoing

2 Out Inter

3 Int ex H

Result: The available networks

appear.

ABC

All incoming

calls

Incoming

5. Select the required network by

pressing „ or

All incoming

calls when

you are

In if Roam

6. Press

ABC

abroad

GHI

JKL

03-250 4/2/99 11:28 AM Page 14

Call Barring (cont.)

Checking the Call Barring Status

You can check which types of calls are barred.

4. Press

☞ The call barring service is only available if you specified this

option when you took out your subscription with the network

operator.

Result: Please Waitappears.

If the selected Then...

call barring

option is...

ABC

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

2_ABC

GHI

JKL

Accepted

Activated

appears, followed

by Password?.

Result: The first menu appears.

GHI

JKL

2. Press 7, 3 to access the Get

Statussub-menu status.

PQRS

TUV

Please Wait

Refused

Refusedis

displayed

Result: Please Waitappears,

followed by the BAOC status.

If the barring service is not

available, Refusedappears.

5. Enter your barring service password,

and then press

Call Barring

BAOC

The password comes with the call

barring service subscription.

Active

3. Press „ or to check which calls

are barred.

Result:

BAOC

Activated

If you

entered the ...

Then ...

Result: The barring options are

specified as being:

• Active

or • Inactive

or • Not available

or • Error!

Right

password

• Activated

is displayed

• The phone switches

to Standby mode

3_OK

Wrong

password

• Refusedappears

• The phone switches

to Standby mode

4. To exit the menu system, press / .

ABC

To change one of the options listed, see page 61.

If you wish to deactivate specific

or all call barring options, select

7, 2 in Step 2 to display the Call

Barring Deactivatesub-

menu and follow the same

procedure.

The barring options have been abbreviated as follows.

Abbreviation

Meaning

BAIC

BAIC-R

BAOC

All incoming calls

All incoming calls when you are abroad

All outgoing calls

BAOIC

BAOIC-E

All outgoing international calls

All outgoing international calls except

for your home country

03-250 4/2/99 11:28 AM Page 16

Changing the Call Barring Service Password

Call Diverting

You can divert incoming calls to another number.

Your call barring password has been preset by your

network operator and is given to you when you

subscribe to this service. You might want to change it

to one that is easier to remember.

☞ The call diversion service is only available if you specified this

option when you took out your subscription with the network

operator.

☞ The call barring service is only available if you specified this

option when you took out your subscription with the network

operator.

1. Press MENU, 8, 1 to access the

Activatesub-menu.

1 Divert All

2 Busy

3 No Reply

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

2. To divert ...

Use „ or to

enter the menu system.

select ...

ABC

JKL

Result: The first menu appears.

All calls

Divert All

Busy

GHI

Call when

your phone

is engaged

2. Press 7, 4 to access the Call barring

service change sub-menu.

PQRS

TUV

Result: Please Waitappears,

Calls when you No Reply

do not answer

followed by Password?.

If the barring service is not

available, New Password

Refusedappears.

ABC

Calls when you Unreach

your phone is

unreachable

(switched off or

weak reception)

New Code

Again:

GHI

JKL

3. Enter your new password.

4. Press

to confirm.

Divert Tel?

3. Press

Result: Please Waitappears,

followed by New Code Again:.

Result: Divert Tel?appears.

4. Enter the phone number to which the

call is to be diverted.

5. Enter your new password again.

ABC

6. Press

to confirm.

GHI

JKL

5. Press

Activated

Result:

Result: Please Waitappears,

followed by Activatedor

Refused.

If the passwords entered Then ...

in steps 3 and 5 are ...

Identical

Different

• Acceptedis displayed

• The password is changed

• Refusedis displayed

To deactivate specific diversion options, select 8, 2 in step 1 to

display the Deactivate Divert Allsub-menu and

follow the same procedure.

• The password remains unchanged

03-250 4/2/99 11:28 AM Page 18

Checking the Call Diversion Status

Using the Call Waiting Features

You can check which types of calls are diverted.

This function enables you to receive or place a second

call while you are already on the phone.

☞ The call diversion service is only available if you specified this

option when you took out your subscription with the network

operator.

☞ The call service features are only available if you specified

these options when you took out your subscription with the

network operator.

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

2_ABC

DEF

Result: The first menu appears.

JKL

MNO

2. Press 8, 3 to access the Get

Statussub-menu.

2. Press 9, 1 to access the Activate

sub-menu.

TUV

WXYZ

Result: The following indications are

displayed:

• Please Wait

Result: Please Waitappears.

If the call

waiting

Then ...

Please Wait

• The Divert Allcurrent status

service is ...

If the call diversion service is not

available, Refusedis

displayed.

Accepted

Call Waiting

Activatedis

displayed.

ABC

DEF

Refused

Call Waiting

Refusedappears.

3. To check which types of calls are

diverted, scroll through the option list

Divert All

Active

by pressing „ or

Call Waiting

Activated

3. To exit the menu system, press / .

Result: The diversion options are

specified as being:

• Active

or • Inactive

or • Not available

or • Error!

If you wish to deactivate the call

waiting feature, select 9, 2 in Step 2

to display the Call Waiting

Deactivatesub-menu and

follow the same procedure.

• For more details on the

meanings of the call diversion

messages, see the page 65.

• If you wish to change one of the

options listed, see the page 65.

04-250 4/2/99 11:22 AM Page 2

Holding a Call

Reading a Short Message

The Short Message Services (SMS) allow you to be

reached if your phone is busy or if you do not want to

be disturbed by a phone call. This short text message

(up to 160 characters) can be received, displayed,

edited or sent.

If you want to ...

Then press ...

Refuse a second call

Accept a second call

When the short message memory is full, the

indicator

flashes. To save memory space, delete old message.

Result: The first call is put on hold.

Example: You are expecting an urgent answer while

you are in a meeting but do not want the

phone to disrupt the meeting by ringing.

Switch between the

first and second calls

2 and

☞ The Short Message Services are only available if you specified

this option when you took out your subscription with the

network operator.

Release the current call

/ .

Return to the call put

on hold

ABC

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

GHI

JKL

Result: The first menu appears.

☞ The Second Call Receiving or Placing service is only available

with some network operators and if you subscribed to it. For

further details on this function, please contact your operator.

_TUV2

PQRS

2. Press 0, 2 to access the Read?sub-

menu.

3. Press „ or to scroll through the

available messages.

Old Message

• You must display each

message entirely before

moving to another one.

• The more recent messages are

always displayed first.

• The number of messages that

can be stored depends on your

SIM card.

4. When the required message is

displayed, press

◆If you want to see the rest of

message, press „ or

04-250 4/2/99 11:22 AM Page 4

Reading a Short Message (cont.)

Creating a Short Message

You can create a short message (up to 160 characters)

to be sent to another subscriber. You can then store it

or send it directly.

5. If you wish to clear a message,

proceed as follows.

☞ The Short Message Services are only available if you specified

this option when you took out your subscription with the

network operator.

◆ Press C.

Result: Delete?appears.

ABC

◆ Press

Result: Message Deleted

appears.

ABC

JKL

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

GHI

Result: The first menu appears.

6. If you wish to send the message,

proceed as follows.

PQRS

TUV

Messagesent

◆Press

2. Press 0, 1 to access the Create

Result: Send?appears.

sub-menu.

◆Press

Result: Enter Tel Noappears.

Enter MSG:

3. Enter the message that you wish to

create (up to 160 characters).

◆Enter the phone number to which

the message is to be sent.

For more details on typing letters

on the keypad, refer to the table

on page 36.

◆Press

Failed

Try again

Result: Please Waitappears.

If the

message

is ...

Then ...

4. Press

Result: Store?is displayed.

Sent

• Message sent

is displayed

• The phone switches

to Standby mode

If the Store?message is not

displayed, the SIM card memory

is full. In this case, the Send?

message is displayed directly; go

to Step 6.

ABC

Not sent

• Failed Try

againappears

• The phone switches

to Standby mode

Send ?

04-250 4/2/99 11:23 AM Page 6

Creating a Short Message (cont.)

5. If you ...

Then press ...

8. Press

Wish to store

the message

Result: The following indications are

displayed:

• Please wait

ABC

Do not wish to

store the message

• Message sent

GHI

JKL

ABC

DEF

Result: Send?is displayed.

• If the Failed Try again

message is displayed, check your

number and try again.

• If you wish to read a stored

message again, see page 69.

SC Addressappears if you

have not entered the SC Address

to your phone. If it occurs, enter

the SC Address you were

assigned. For details, see page

73.

ABC

DEF

Entering SC Address

6. If you ...

Press ...

The SC address is assigned to you when you specified

the short message service option with the network

operator.

Wish to send

the message Result:

• Enter Tel No

appears.

• Go to Step 7.

Message sent

1. In Standby mode, press MENU to

enter the menu system.

Do not wish to

send the

message

Result: The phone

switches to Standby

mode.

Result: The first menu appears.

ABC

DEF

2. Press 0, 3 to access the SC

Addr.?sub-menu.

7. Enter the telephone number to which

the message is to be sent.

Result: Enter SC Addappears.

ABC

DEF

This feature is only operative when used in

conjunction with as SC address (available

from your Air time Provider).

The SC address is requested after you opt to

send the message if you not enter the SC

address before.

GHI

JKL

MNO

3. Enter the SC Address you were

PQRS

TUV

WXYZ

assigned and press

Result: SC Address Stored

appears.

04-250 4/2/99 11:23 AM Page 8

Missed Call Service

Cleaning Your Mobile Phone

There are no specific cleaning requirements for your

mobile phone.

This feature displays the missed calls which you could

not answered. (The service may be not available, depending

on local network.)

The latest 10 missed calls are stored in your phone.

1. Use only a dry cloth to clean your

mobile phone.

Do not allow water to get into it,

particularly the battery.

The missed call information will not be lost, even if

you switch off the phone.

For calls with CLI (Call Line Identification)

inactive, “No Number” will be displayed.

ACETON

2. Do not use abrasive powders or

sponges or any solvents, such as

trichlorethylene or acetone, as they

may damage the plastic surfaces.

1. If there were 3 missed calls, “03

Call(s)” is displayed.

03 Call(s)

3. If the battery or charger terminals

become stained or rusty, clean them

with a soft cloth.

2. If you press

button the latest

missed call number is displayed.

Missed Call

123456789

3. Press „ or to scroll through the

numbers when you have more than 1

missed call.

4. Press

button to return to the

selected missed call.

3 _OK

ABC

DEF

You can also select or delete the

missed calls in MAIN MENU.

Press MENU, 3, then 1.

The latest call number is displayed.

Using „/ buttons to scroll through

the numbers. To delete all the missed

Missed Call

Erase ?

call information, press C, then

button.

04-250 4/2/99 11:23 AM Page 10

Problems and Solutions

Your correspondent cannot reach you

Before contacting the after-sales service, perform the

following simple checks. They may save you the time

and expense of an unnecessary service call.

• Is your phone switched on (

second)?

pressed for more than one

• Are you accessing the right cellular network?

• You may have set an incoming call barring option.

When you switch your phone on, the following messages appear:

Check Card

• Check that the SIM card is correctly installed.

Your correspondent cannot hear you speaking

Phone Lock

• The automatic locking function has been enabled. You need to

enter the phone’s password before you can use the phone.

• Have you switched off the microphone (Mute appears)?

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

microphone is located in the bottom centre of the phone.

Enter PIN:

• You are using your phone for the first time. You must enter the

Personal Identification Number supplied with the SIM card.

• The option requiring that the PIN be entered each time the

phone is switched on was enabled. You must enter your PIN

and then disable this option if so required.

The phone starts beeping and “Low Battery” flashes in the display

• The battery pack is insufficiently charged. Replace the pack and

recharge it for:

– One and a half hours for the light battery

– Two hours for the slim battery

Enter PUK:

– Three hours for the long battery

• The PIN code was entered wrongly three times in succession

and the phone is now blocked. Enter the PUK supplied by your

network operator.

The audio quality of the call is poor

• Check the signal strength indicator in the display ( ); the

number of bars after it indicates the signal strength from strong

Memory Blocked or SIM Memory Blocked

• You cannot store any Phone Book information or change its

status.

• If you wish to access the Phone Book and Status Control

features, switch off the memory block and SIM memory block

features.

(

) to weak ( ).

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

closer to a window if you are in a building.

No number is dialled when you recall a memory register

“No service” is displayed

• Check that the numbers have been stored correctly, by using the

Memory scan feature.

• Re-store them in memory, if necessary.

• The network connection was lost. You may be in a weak

reception area (in a tunnel or surrounded by buildings). Move

and try again.

• You are trying to access an option for which you have not taken

out a subscription with your network operator. Contact your

operator for further details.

If the above guidelines do not enable you to solve the problem, take a

note of:

• The model and serial numbers of your phone

• Your warranty details

You have entered a number but it was not dialled

• A clear description of the problem

• Have you pressed the

button?

Then contact your local dealer or SAMSUNG after-sales service.

• Are you accessing the right cellular network?

• You may have set an outgoing call barring option.

04-250 4/2/99 11:23 AM Page 12

Glossary of Terms

To help you understand the main technical terms and

abbreviations used in this booklet and take full

advantage of the features on your mobile phone, here

are a few definitions.

Phone’s Password

Security code used to unlock the phone when you have selected

the option to lock it automatically each time it switches on. This is

1 to 8-digit code that you can change whenever you want. Security

code used to reset the Call timer and Customised setting options

to their factory default settings.

GSM (Global System for Mobile Communication)

International standard for cellular communication, guaranteeing

compatibility between the various network operators. GSM covers

most European countries and many other parts of the world.

SMS (Short Message Service)

Network service sending and receiving messages to and from

another subscriber without having to speak to the correspondent.

The message created or received (up to 160 characters) can be

displayed, received, edited or sent.

SIM (Subscriber Identification Module)

Card containing a chip with all the information required to operate

the phone (network and memory information, as well as the

subscriber’s personal data). The SIM card fits into a small slot on

the back of the phone and is protected by the battery pack.

PIN (Personal Identification Number)

Security code that protects the phone against unauthorised use.

The PIN is supplied by the network operator with the SIM card. It

may be a four to eight-digit number and can be changed as

required.

PUK (PIN Unblocking Key)

Security code used to unlock the phone when an incorrect PIN has

been entered three times in a succession. The eight-digit number

is supplied by the network operator with the SIM card.

04-250 4/2/99 11:23 AM Page 14

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