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Use is prohibited in aircraft, and other areas of interference risk.
User Guide
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operation of your product features and network services.
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A35
A35
Overview ............................................. 2
Safety................................................... 3
Introduction ........................................ 4
Icons Used ....................................... 4
Icons on the Display......................... 4
Menu Control...................................... 5
Getting Started ................................... 6
1. Insert SIM Card ............................ 6
2. Insert and Charge Battery ............ 6
3. Switch Telephone On................... 7
4. Emergency Call ............................ 7
5. Enter PIN...................................... 7
6. Standby Mode .............................. 8
7. Switch Telephone Off .................. 8
Making Calls........................................ 9
Dialling with the Keypad................... 9
Ending Calls ...................................... 9
International Number........................ 9
Redialling ........................................ 10
Answering Calls.............................. 10
Unwanted Calls .............................. 10
Active Number ............................... 10
Phonebook ........................................ 11
Saving Numbers ............................. 11
Calling from Phonebook ................. 12
Phonebook Menu ........................... 12
Saving the Tone Sequence............. 13
Fast access dialling .......................... 14
During a Call...................................... 15
Changing the Volume ..................... 15
Time/Units ...................................... 15
Call Waiting .................................... 15
Answering Calls.............................. 15
Rejecting Calls ................................ 15
Conducting a Second Call............... 15
Text Messages (SMS) ...................... 16
Reading New Messages ................ 16
Writing and Sending Messages ..... 17
Message Lists ................................ 18
Replying to Messages .................... 19
Displaying Capacity ........................ 19
Setting the Service No. .................. 19
Cell Broadcast Messages ............... 20
Switching the Ringer On/Off.......... 25
(Vibrating) Alert On/Off................... 26
Setup ................................................. 27
Language ........................................ 27
Time ............................................... 27
Charges .......................................... 27
Divert.............................................. 28
Security .......................................... 29
GSM Services................................. 30
Car Use........................................... 31
Troubleshooting ............................... 32
Data .................................................... 34
Licensing ........................................ 34
Technical Data ................................ 34
Care of Phone................................. 34
Care of Your SIM Card ................... 34
Accessories ....................................... 35
GSM Netw ork Control Codes.......... 37
International Service
Num bers (Hotline)............................ 38
Index .................................................. 39
2
Overview
Battery level
Menu
Set the telephone and
network functions.
Reception strength
Navigation key
Scroll through menus
and lists.
Open the Phonebook in
standby.
Adjust volume during call.
Softkey
B
M
[Menu]
Execute the function
shown on the display
(see note below).
<Network Provider>
17:35
Call key
Answer calls.
Dial displayed number or
name.
On, Off, Disconnect key
•
Long press:
Switch telephone on/
off (from standby).
Skip back to standby.
Correction key
Delete characters or
words.
•
Short press:
abc
jkl
def
End call,
Return to a higher
menu level as far as
standby.
ghi
mno
pqrs
tuv
wxyz
8
0
9
Ringer On/Off
Hold down:
Switch ringer on/off.
Key lock
Hold down: Lock on/off.
Protects the keys from
being activated inadvert-
ently.
International code
(see p. 9)
Note: Softkeys
J
The function currently active is indicated by a text on
the display. In order to execute the function displayed,
<Network Provider>
you must press the so-called softkey
pad.
on the key-
ꢀ
A
17:35
[Menu]
To call up the Main Menu in this example, press
.
A
A
3
Safety
All radio transmitters are subject to
restrictions such as:
Please note:
Neither the phone nor the
Switch off in hospitals and
in the vicinity of medical
electronic devices, e.g.
battery may be opened un-
der any circumstances.
pacemakers or hearing aids.
While driving:
We recommend you use
only Original Siemens bat-
teries and charging devices.
Otherwise considerable
health risks and damage to
the product cannot be ex-
cluded.
Dispose of used batteries
according to the legal regu-
lations.
Do not hold the phone in
your hand
(Accessories, ¼ p. 35).
Mobile phones must be
switched off at all times in
an aircraft. Prevent acciden-
tial activation.
Switch off near petrol sta-
tions, fuel depots, chemical
plants or blasting opera-
tions.
We recommend you use
only Original Siemens ac-
cessories to avoid possible
damage.
Minor interference may af-
fect TVs, radios, PCs, etc.
The ring tone is reproduced
through the earpiece. First
accept the call, then hold
the phone to the ear.
Improper use invalidates the
warranty!
Package Contents
SIM card may be removed.
Caution! Small parts could
be swallowed by children.
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•
•
•
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User Guide
NiMH battery
Charger
4
Introduction
Icons Used
The following icons appear in the User
Guide:
Icons on the Display
The most important display icons:
Status/Events
Use the keypad to write
I
Local network area
5
numbers or letters.
New text message, new voice mail,
new missed call.
-
9
Navigation key
To scroll, press the key at
the right or left as indicated.
All calls diverted.
8
Q
Ringer off
2
Use the softkey for the func-
tion displayed above.
A
K
Key lock
J
L
ꢁ
Set up connection
Connection set up
Incoming call
Correction key:
B
Press briefly to clear the last
character, hold down to
clear the word or the
number.
ꢂ
Network access barred
Restricted network connection -
emergency calls OK
Call key
ꢃ
=
C
No encryption (network-dependent)
Action successfully executed, On
Action not executed, Off
On/Off/Disconnect key
;
'
Network-dependent fea-
ture. Not available from all
network providers.
,
D
Active line (number)
ꢀ/ꢁ
Bold text indicates
[OK]
Menu Icons
a displayed function
which is executed using
the corresponding key.
Event
9
SIM applications
Phonebook
.
<Lan-
guage>
Variable text
(
„
Operating step performed
by the user, e.g. scroll
through the menu, select a
menu item.
/
S
Text messages
Missed calls
Voice mails
)
@
Ringers/melodies
Extras
!
5
Menu Control
Step 5: Confirm selection
Example:
Setting the Language in standby
Step 1: Open the menu
Select the Language sub-
menu item with the
key.
A
A
Press
to call up the
X
Language
J
[Menu].
X
J
[Select]
<Network provider>
Step 6: Open the menu
11:35
[Menu]
Select the Language sub-
Step 2: Scroll through menu
menu item with the
A
key.
-
Use the
key to scroll
ꢀ
between the main menu
X
<Language>
J
items (e.g. to Setup).
X
J
[Change]
Setup
Step 7: Scroll through submenu
[Select]
-
Press
to scroll be-
Step 3: Confirm selection
tween the menu items
(e.g. to English).
Select the Setup main menu
item by pressing the
A
X
J
key.
English
Step 4: Scroll through submenu
[Select]
-
Press
to scroll to Lan-
guage submenu.
Step 8: Confirm selection
X
Language
J
Confirm your selection by
pressing the
key.
A
Step 9: Back
[Select]
Holding this key dow n
;
;
brings you to standby mode.
ꢀ
Pressing briefly takes you
back one menu level.
6
Getting Started
•
Turn the card and holder over (the
1. Insert SIM Card
Your service provider will supply you
with a SIM card, which stores informa-
tion regarding your connection and bill-
ing details.
SIM card contacts are face down)
and insert into the device as indicat-
ed by the arrow.
"Care of Your SIM Card", ¼ p. 34.
Older SIM cards are only compatible if
they are 3 V mini SIM cards.
Contact your service provider if you
have any questions or problems.
If a credit card sized SIM was delivered
snap the smaller section out.
Switch the phone off before removing
the battery.
•
Unlock and remove the battery
cover.
2. Insert and Charge
Battery
To Insert the Battery
•
Insert the battery as indicated below
(contacts on top end).
•
•
Remove the SIM card holder.
Insert the SIM card into the holder.
Ensure that the angled corners and
contact surfaces are correctly posi-
tioned.
•
Refit the cover, ensure the top end
is flush before pressing it closed
(until it clicks).
7
Getting Started
To Charge the Battery:
Your new battery will not be fully
charged:
3. Switch Telephone On
;
Hold down to switch on.
If Insert SIM Card is displayed, check
that the SIM card is correctly inserted
(¼ p. 32).
•
•
Insert the plug ot the charger into
the socket in the phone
(see illustration below).
Plug the charging unit into the mains
power socket (first checking the rat-
ed voltage of the charging unit).
4. Emergency Call
You can contact the emergency servic-
es at any time even without a SIM
card. Simply dial 112 (999 in the UK).
The charging progress is shown
on your display. You may use
your phone whilst charging.
N
5. Enter PIN
Your SIM card is provided with a PIN to
prevent misuse:
Charging complete.
Battery is fully charged.
M
•
To release, squeeze the arrows on
the plug together and remove.
Enter the PIN.
The display is suppressed
(You can correct mistakes
I
g
h
i
a
b
using
).
?
c
p
q
r
s
jk
l
d
8
e
f
tu
v
m
n
o
0
9
w
x
y
J
z
Please enter PIN:
**** [OK]
Press A.
It may take a few seconds to register
your phone with the network.
.
Charging Time
Allow at least 3 hours for your first
few charges. 1.5 - 2 hours are enough
after this.
PIN
The SIM card will be blocked after the
third incorrect PIN entry (¼ p. 32).
To switch on/off PIN control or to
change your PIN number (¼ p. 29).
Usage Time
A full charge can provide from 60 to
150 hours standby, or from 90 to 240
minutes talk time (depending on use
and network conditions).
A beep sounds when the battery
needs charging.
8
Getting Started
6. Standby Mode
If the name of the network provider is
displayed, the telephone is on standby:
Hold down
;
J
<Network Provider>
11:35
[Menu]
You can now make calls, answer calls
and use the other telephone functions.
If the Date/Time function is on
(¼ p. 27), you will see the time dis-
played.
E
G
Strong reception signal.
If the signal is weak, call
quality or continuity may be
impaired.
You can normally improve reception by
moving to a window or open space.
If you are outside your "home" network
(¼ p. 30) or abroad, your phone will au-
tomatically select another GSM net-
work (¼ p. 30). Your network provider
may restrict the selection of another
network (¼ p. 30).
Key Lock
Activating the key lock prevents keys
being pressed inadvertently.
Hold down.
ꢄ
The key lock is activated. Any key can
now be pressed without a function be-
ing executed.
Deactivating the key lock:
Hold down.
ꢄ
9
Dialling with the Keypad International Number
The telephone must be switched on
(standby).
An international number comprises the
international prefix, the country code
(e.g. 49 for Germany) and the national
number (often without the first digit):
Always enter the number
I
with the area code (where
applicable with the interna-
tional code).
Hold down until "+" appears.
ꢅ
I
Enter the country code and
number.
X
J
Press.
=
089987654321
[Save]
You can use the
mistakes.
key to correct any
?
Press. The number dis-
played is dialled.
=
You can use the [Save] function to store
the number in your Phonebook
(¼ p. 11).
Ending Calls
Press.
;
Press this key even if the
other party hangs up first.
The call is ended.
For easier, quicker, error-free use you
can:
•
•
•
•
Redial numbers.
Use the Phonebook (¼ p. 12).
Use speed dialling (¼ p. 14).
Dial numbers in messages
(¼ p. 16).
10
Making Calls
,
Redialling
Answering Calls
The last numbers dialled are stored
(max. ten, depending on your SIM
card).
In certain cases, the caller’s name or
number is displayed (¼ p. 11).
=
Press.
=
Press.
Unwanted Calls
You can reject unwanted calls. If you
receive a call:
A list is opened of the last numbers
dialled.
Scroll to the required
number.
Q
Press. The caller hears the
busy tone.
;
=
Press. The number dis-
played is dialled.
or
Processing Lists
[Busy]
Press.
You can save an entry to a list or delete
the list.
Divert is on appears if call diversion is
activated (¼ p. 28).
=
Press.
,
Active Number
Scroll to the required entry.
Q
When an alternative number is regis-
tered for the telephone it is possible to
switch between numbers in standby
mode:
[Options] Press.
Scroll to the required option.
Q
[Select]
Press to save an entry to a
list or delete the list.
Press.
ꢅ
Line ꢁ/ꢀ Press to switch the line.
11
Phonebook
You can enter frequently dialled num-
Writing Names
Press the digit keys repeatedly until
the character you want appears. The
cursor advances after a short delay.
bers along with the associated names
in the Phonebook, enabling you to dial
quickly and without errors.
If caller number transmission is activat-
ed, the name of the caller is shown on
the display, providing there is a corre-
sponding entry in the Phonebook.
Press once briefly for A,
twice for B, etc.
ꢆ
Press briefly to erase the
B
character preceding the cur-
sor, hold down to erase the
whole word.
Saving Numbers
When you are in standby mode you
can make a new entry:
Press to switch between
upper and lower case letters
(only applies to the adjacent
character). The first charac-
ter is written in upper case
as standard.
ꢇ
Always enter the number
with the area code.
I
For frequent travel abroad,
enter the international code
(¼ p. 9).
ꢈ
1/Ä
Press to create a space.
[Save]
Save entry.
Numbers and letters with
accents appear after letters.
Enter the name that belongs
to the number (see below).
I
Press briefly to move the
cursor from character to
character. Hold down to
move from word to word.
-
X
J
Ann Andrews
Entering Other Characters
[OK]
ꢅꢀꢇꢀꢄ
Press A to confirm your
These keys are used for punctuation,
common icons and Greek characters.
entry.
Available characters (¼ p. 17).
Return to standby mode to
enter another number.
;
or
You may enter a range of numbers for
the same person, e.g.:
=
Dial the number.
•
•
Ann O (Office)
Ann H (Home)
A number can consist of up to 20
characters.
The entries are sorted alphabetically,
however only the first six letters of
each name are taken into account.
Up to 250 Phonebook entries can be
made, depending on the SIM card.
12
Phonebook
New Entry
[Menu] „ Phonebook „ <New entry>
Calling from Phonebook
You can access the Phonebook directly
from standby mode (¼ p. 5):
Always enter the number
I
with the area code.
For frequent travel abroad,
enter the international code
(¼ p. 9).
Press to open the Phone-
book.
Q
-Select a name by entering
/
I
the first letter and/or
scrolling.
[OK]
I
[OK]
Confirm entry.
Enter the name.
Confirm entry.
X
J
Ann Andrews
Edit Phonebook Entry
Several options are available for each
displayed entry:
[Options]
Press.
=
[Menu] „ Phonebook „ <Entry> „
[Options]
Phonebook Menu
View entry
Edit entry
The number is displayed with a flash-
ing cursor:
Own Number
The first entry in the Phonebook is re-
served for your own phone number.
This means that you can display your
own number at any time.
You cannot dial this number. If your
number is not already entered, you can
do this as follows:
I Alter the number.
/
B
[OK]
Confirm changes and repeat
for entering the name.
[Menu] „ Phonebook „ <Own number>
Delete entry
Clear Phonebook
Capacity
The memory available on the SIM card
is displayed.
[Set]
Press.
I
Enter the number.
Confirm entry.
[OK]
Alternative Line
,
If your SIM provides an alternative line
(Line ꢁ), you can view or set the sec-
ond number.
13
Phonebook
Information Numbers
,
Saving the Tone
Sequence
Your service provider can equip your
SIM card with information numbers.
These numbers can be stored together
in directories (e.g. hotels, weather).
The numbers or directories are auto-
matically available as entries in the
Phonebook.
You can save your numbers in your
Phonebook together with tone se-
quences (digits), e.g. for remote reply
of an answering machine.
I
ꢅ
Enter the number.
If ꢂꢀappears beside an entry, it can
Hold down until a “+” ap-
only be dialled in the local network.
pears (pause during connec-
tion setup).
Dialling Information Numbers
[Menu] „ Phonebook „ <Info Numbers>
I
Enter the digits.
Scroll to the required
directory.
-
If necessary insert more
ꢅ
pauses to ensure that the
numbers are processed se-
curely on the receiver side.
[Select]
-
=
Press to open the directory.
Scroll to the required entry.
Sending a Tone Sequence
A tone sequence can be entered man-
ually after a connection has been set
up:
Press. The number is di-
alled.
Active Line
,
Enter the numbers for the
tone sequence.
[Menu] „ Phonebook „ <Active Line>
I
The line is active in the following exam-
ple. You can switch to Line ꢁ.
Service numbers
,
Your service provider can equip your
SIM card with service numbers. If this
case, you will see <Service numbers> as
an entry in your Phonebook.
X
J
<Active Line>
ꢀ
[Line ꢁ]
[Menu] „ Phonebook „ <Service numbers>
Press A to switch to
Scroll to the required service
number.
-
[Line ꢁ] in this example.
Press. The number is di-
alled.
=
14
Fast access dialling
To accelerate dialling, you can define
speed dialling numbers for the entries
in your Phonebook. You can use the
digit keys 2 - 9 for this purpose.
Next Speed Dialling Number
X
J
3
The number for checking the mailbox
[Ann An...]
ꢈ
is assigned to the digit key
.
Press A.
Assigning Speed Dialling
Numbers
X
J
Ann Andrews
This is how to allocate a speed dialling
number (in this case 3):
< 3 >
[Reset]
ꢉ
Press.
Scroll to the required speed
dialling number.
[Set]
Press to open the Phone-
book.
-
=
Press. The number is dialled
and the connection is set up.
Scroll to the required entry.
Confirm.
Q
[Select]
Changing Speed Dialling Numbers
You can change a speed dialling
number.
The speed dialling number (in this
case 3) is linked with the selected
Phonebook entry.
X
J
Making Calls using Speed
Dialling Numbers
3
[Ann An...]
Enter the speed dialling
number.
ꢉ
Press A.
The Phonebook entry and correspond-
ing speed dialling number are dis-
played.
The Phonebook entry corresponding to
the speed dialling number is displayed.
X
J
3
Twice in succession:
[Reset]
Press.
[Ann An...]
Assign a new speed dialling number
(see above).
Press. The number is dialled
and the connection is set up.
=
Only the first six characters of a name
can be displayed.
15
During a Call
Changing the Volume
Rejecting Calls
You can set the handset volume while
a call is in progress. There are
five volume settings.
Press.
;
If you have activated Divert to the mail-
box, then the call is diverted.
X
J
0172987654321
,
Conducting
L
[Menu]
a Second Call
-
Press to change the volume.
You are on a call and make a call to a
second subscriber.
,
Time/Units
I
or
Enter the number.
The call duration or the units are dis-
played during and after a call (¼ p. 27).
[Menu]
Press and select entry from
Phonebook.
,
Call Waiting
Press. The connection is
set up.
=
If someone calls you while you are on a
call, you will hear a Call Waiting signal.
In both cases the current call is put on
hold and the new call is set up. You can
swap between the two calls.
If may be necessary to apply to your
service provider to have this function
enable. To activate/deactivate Call
Waiting or to check the status of the
function (¼ p. 37).
X
J
L +491729876
L
[Swap]
Answering Calls
Press A to swap.
Ending a Connection
Press.
=
The first call is placed on hold and the
new call is answered. You can now
toggle back and forth between the two
calls (swap).
Press.
;
[OK]
Confirm the prompt. You re-
turn to the call on hold.
X
J
L +491729876
L
[Swap]
Press A to swap.
16
Text Messages (SMS)
Your phone can receive and send text
messages (Short Message Service,
SMS). Your service provider will advise
you concerning service availability and
operation.
Options While Reading
You can access the following functions
when reading a message:
[Options] Press.
Scroll to the required func-
-
Reading New Messages
tion and then:
A new text message is indicated by the
[Select]
Press to execute a function.
following icon
:
6
Call active no.
X
6
J
Save active no.
<Network Provider>
Saves the number in your Phonebook.
Reply to sender
Sends a reply to the originator.
[Menu]
To read the message:
Edit Message
[Menu] „ Events „ New Message
Edits the received message.
Can also be used to enter a new ad-
dress.
The display indicates the date and time
at which the message was received.
Delete Message
Scroll to read the number
Q
and the message.
Flashes when the mes-
9
sage memory is full. You
cannot receive any more
messages when the
memory is full.
The end of the message is indicated by
a mark.
When you have read the message you
will be asked if you want to delete this
message.You should delete messages
regularly as the capacity of your SIM
card is limited (see below).
[Delete]
Press to confirm the securi-
ty prompt.
Once you have read the
message scroll to the next
one.
Q
Press to dial a selected
=
number in the text mes-
sage (`08998765432_).
17
Text Messages (SMS)
Writing Text
Writing and Sending
Press the digit keys repeatedly until
the character you want appears. The
cursor advances after a short delay.
Messages
You can create text message contain-
ing up to 160 characters.
Press once briefly for A, twice
for B, etc.
ꢆ
To send a text message, this must first
be forwarded to the Service Centre.
The number of your Service Centre is
usually preset. Otherwise you must
enter this manually (¼ p. 19). The
Service Centre number is available
from your service provider.
Press briefly to erase the char-
B
acter preceding the cursor,
hold down to erase the whole
word.
Press to switch between up-
ꢇ
per case and lower case let-
ters. The first character is writ-
ten in upper case as standard.
[Menu] „ Messages „ Create Message
Enter the message text.
(See the box below for writ-
ing text).
I
ꢈ
Press to create a space.
1/Ä Numbers and letters with ac-
cents appear after letters.
After entering the message text:
Press briefly to move the cur-
-
[Options] Select.
sor from character to charac-
ter. Hold down to move from
word to word.
[Select]
Confirm the prompt for
sending the text message.
T
Space 1
£
2
3
4
5
6
$
¥
ꢈ
ꢆ
ꢉ
ꢊ
ꢋ
ꢌ
ꢍ
ꢎ
ꢏ
ꢇ
/
Enter the number or dial
from the Phonebook.
I (
Aa
Dd
Gg
Jj
Bb Cc
Ää Çà
Ee Ff
Hh Ii
Kk Ll
Éé
ì
è
Send Message Confirm.
or
=
Press to send.
Mm Nn Oo
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ñ
ß
ù
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You are advised when your message
has been sent, then you can save it.
It will appear in your sent message
list.
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Text Messages (SMS)
Options While Writing
When writing a message, other func-
tions are available in addition to the
send function:
Message Lists
Your messages are saved in an incom-
ing or outgoing list.
Save message
Saves the message.
Inbox
In the incoming list, there are several
options when a message is displayed:
Insert from: (
Opens the Phonebook to select a
number.
New Message
[Menu] „ Messages „ Incoming List „
<Select Message> „
Read Message
Insert new line
Begins a new paragraph.
Read new message.
Discard message
-
Scroll through the message.
Delete the text input.
[Options] Press.
For editing options when reading
(¼ p. 16).
Scroll to the required func-
tion and then:
-
Old Messages
[Menu] „ Messages „ Incoming List „
<Select Message> „ [Options]
[Select]
Press to execute the re-
quired function.
Read Message
Read old message.
Info
If the message could not be sent, you
are given the option of repeating the
action. If the send action fails again,
check that your Service Centre
-
Scroll through the message.
For editing options when reading
(¼ p. 16).
number is correctly set (¼ p. 19).
Note that “Message sent!” means
that the message has only been re-
ceived by your Service Centre. It will
then try to send it on to the recipient
within a certain period of time.
Edit Message
For information on procedure, see the
section on "Options While Writing",
¼ p. 18.
Delete Message
[Delete]
Press.
Confirm security prompt.
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Text Messages (SMS)
Outbox
Replying to Messages
A received message can be read as fol-
lows:
If you select a sent message in the out-
going list, the text is displayed.
If you select an unsent message which
contains a number, the number is dis-
played.
[Options] Press.
Scroll to the Reply to sender
Q
The following options are available:
option.
[Menu] „ Messages „ Outgoing List „
[Select]
Press.
<Select Messages> „ [Options]
Here you can edit a message and then
send it (¼ p. 17).
Read Message
Read message.
Displaying Capacity
[Menu] „ Messages „ Capacity
-
Scroll through the message.
Edit Message
For information on procedure, see
The amount of occupied and free stor-
age space for messages on the SIM
card is displayed.
"Options While Writing" (¼ p. 18).
Delete Message
(¼ p. 16)
Setting the Service No.
[Delete]
Press.
Confirm security prompt.
This is where you enter the number of
the Service Center. If this number is
not already contained on the SIM card,
you can obtain it from your service pro-
vider.
You have the following options when
reading a text message:
[Options] Press.
[Menu] „ Messages „ Set Serv. Center
Scroll to the required func-
-
tion and then:
I
Enter the number.
[Select]
Press to execute a function.
[OK]
Confirm entry.
Call active no.
Save active no.
Send Message
Edit Message
Delete Message
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&% Cell Broadcast
Some service providers offer informa-
tion services for local areas (Cell Broad-
cast, CB), e.g. display of the local area
code. Service availability depends on
the network where you are registered.
Reading Cell Broadcast
Messages
In standby mode, a new &% message is
indicated by an icon in the last display
line:
If "Cell Broadcast" is activated, you will
receive cell broadcast messages. For
more information on this, contact your
service provider.
X
J
<Network Provider>
&%
Setup
&%
[Menu]
&% On/Off
Reading New Broadcasts
[Menu] „ Messages „
6
ꢀꢀMessages
Press to read the message
or scroll through it.
-
[Change] Press.
Cell Broadcast is switched
on/off.
Rereading Broadcasts
[Menu] „ Messages „
6
Note that operating times are reduced
if Cell Broadcast is activated.
-
Setting the CB Channel
Scroll to read broadcasts (arranged in
chronological order). If the message
memory is full, the oldest messages
are overwritten.
The numbers for the available CB chan-
nels can be obtained from your service
provider. You can only set one CB
channel.
[Menu] „ Messages „
6ꢀꢀSetup „
<Channel ID>
[Change] Press.
The last active channel
number is displayed if
available.
B/I Where necessary, delete
the old channel number and
enter the new CB channel.
[OK]
Confirm entry.
21
,
Voice Mail
The service provider can provide you
with an external answering machine
(mailbox). Calls that you fail to answer
because:
Change Mailbox Number
[Menu] „ VoiceꢀMail „ Mailbox Number „
[Change]
B
Delete old number.
•
•
•
your telephone is switched off
you do not answer the call
you are on another call
I
Enter the new number.
[OK]
Confirm new number.
can be forwarded to this mailbox. The
caller can then leave you a voice mes-
sage.
Divert to Mailbox
Unanswered calls are diverted to this
Service Center number (Mailbox) for
The following descriptions may vary
somewhat depending on the service
provider.
[Menu] „ VoiceꢀMail „ Divert
Configuring Voice Mail
Your network provider will supply a
mailbox number as well as a number
for call forwarding.
[Check]
Press. The current setting is
checked (This option is only
available once the SIM card
has been inserted).
[Change] Switch on divert
Configuring a Mailbox Number
(if switched off).
This numbers is used in order to hear
the voice mail you have received.
The last divert number used is dis-
played.
[Menu] „ VoiceꢀMail „ Mailbox Number „
Press to delete the number.
B
[Set]
Enter the new divert
number.
I
I
Enter the Mailbox number.
[OK]
Confirm.
[OK]
Confirm.
Divert On appears after each call as a
reminder.
On some SIM cards ꢈ is automati-
cally assigned the mailbox number
when the mailbox is set up.
If your SIM card does not have this
function, you should assign
the speed dial key for the mailbox
as
ꢈ
(¼ p. 14).
22
Voice Mail
Messages via SMS
,
Hearing Voice Mail
You receive a text message (SMS) in-
forming you that a new voice mail has
been received. The text message con-
tains the mailbox number which is
marked and which you can call directly
(¼ p. 16).
A new voice mail is indicated by the
following icon
:
6
X
6
J
<Network Provider>
11:35
[Menu]
Messages via automatic
announcements
You receive a call with an automatic an-
nouncement informing you that a new
voice mail has been received. You may
be connected to your mailbox auto-
matically.
,
The Event menu indicates whether the
call in question is a voice mail. A text
message or a call with an automatic
announcement can also indicate the ar-
rival of a new voice mail (see below).
[Menu] „ Events „ VoiceꢀMail
Options for hearing voice mails:
[Menu] „ VoiceꢀMail „ Call Mailbox
or
calling using the speed dial key:
ꢈ
=
Press.
Call the mailbox.
23
,
Applications
Your service provider can provide you
with additional services via the SIM
card, such as banking, stock market
news, etc. (SIM Application). Such
services are controlled by the SIM
card, so that your telephone has no
control over the procedure.
If you are registered for such a service,
the service name will appear as the
first entry in the main menu.
SIM services enable any future addi-
tions to the service provided by the
service provider, to be integrated to
your telephone.
24
Missed Calls
This callback list stores the numbers of
the last five calls that were not an-
swered. This requires that the number
has been identified.
Editing the List
You can save a list entry or delete it
from the list.
[Menu] „ Missed Calls
Display when a new missed
call has been stored.
9
[Select]
Display missed calls.
[Menu] „ Events „ Missed calls
Scroll to required entry.
Q
[Select]
Display missed calls.
[Options] Press.
Scroll to the required entry.
Q
Scroll to required option.
Q
The number or the name of the caller is
displayed. If Time/Date is activated
(¼ p. 27) then the time and date of the
call are displayed alternately.
[Select]
Press to save list entry or to
delete the list.
Now press : to dial the number.
25
Ringers/Melodies
Switching the Ringer On/ Switching Service Tones
Off
On/Off
You can switch on/off the audible sig-
nals for the following:
You can switch the ringer on/off or set
a short beep.
[Menu] „ Ringer/Tones
•
•
•
Connection to the network.
Message/&% message.
Connection set up.
[Change] Press to switch the ringer
on/off or to set a short beep.
The "Low Battery" warning tone cannot
be deactivated.
Setting the Ringer
Volume
[Menu] „ Ringer/Tones „ Service Tones
[Change] Press.
The service tones are
switched on/off.
[Menu] „ Ringer/Tones „ Volume
[Change] Start change.
Set volume at one of
-
Switching &% Tones On/
Off
four levels.
[OK]
Confirm required volume.
You can switch on/off the signal an-
nouncing a new
message.
&%
Setting the Melody
You can set the ringer melody.
[Menu] „ Ringer/Tones „
6ꢀTones
[Change] Press to switch &% tones on/
[Menu] „ Ringer/Tones „ Melody
off.
Select ringer melody.
Q
[Change] Start change.
Key Sound
You can set the signal that sounds at a
keystroke (off, click or tone).
-
[OK]
Choose from 15 melodies.
Confirm selection.
[Menu] „ Ringer/Tones „ Key Sound
[Change] Press to switch the key
sound or click on/off.
26
Ringers/Melodies
Switching All Tones On/
Off
[Menu] „ Ringer/Tones „ All Tones
[Change] Press to switch all tones on/
off.
or
To switch on/off in standby
mode:
Hold down.
ꢇ
/ appears in the first display line as a
reminder.
Switching the Silent
(Vibrating) Alert On/Off
You can use the silent alert to signal a
call even when the ringer is switched
off.
[Menu] „ Ringer/Tones „ Silent alert
[Change] Press to activate the silent
alert vibrating function.
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Setup
In the Setup menu, you can configure,
Switch Time Display On/Off
[Menu] „ Setup „ Clock „
for example, language, unit metering,
call diversions and security. You can al-
so enable GSM services for your tele-
phone.
Auto Display
[Change] Press. The time/date display
is switched on/off.
Language
You can set the display language. The
setting "Automatic" sets the language
predefined by your service provider.
Displaying the time increases the
power consumption of the mobile
phone.
[Menu] „ Setup „ Language
,
Charges
[Change] Press.
A unit limit canbe set by the service
provider on so-called prepaid cards.
After this limit has been reached the
telephone is locked to outgoing calls.
Select the required lan-
guage or Automatic.
-
Time
For more information on prepaid serv-
ices, please contact your service pro-
vider.
Set Time/Date
You can check how many units have
been used and how many are remain-
ing.
[Menu] „ Setup „ Clock „
Set Time & Date
The time is entered in hh:mm format
and the date in DD/MM/YYYY format.
[Menu] „ Setup „ Charges
The number of units used is displayed.
Depending on the language selected,
the date format can vary to read
MM/DD/YYYY.
[OK]
Press.
The number of units still remaining is
displayed.
The existing values are overwritten
when a new time or date is entered.
Invalid entries are not accepted
(e.g. 32 as the date value).
I
Enter the time and date.
[OK]
Confirm your entry.
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Setup
Clearing Divert
[Menu] „ Setup „ Divert „ All unanswered
,
Divert
This network feature diverts unan-
swered calls to another phone or to
your mailbox.
[Check]
Press (if offered). The cur-
rent setting is checked.
[Menu] „ Setup „ Divert
or
For how to set a simple divert for unan-
swered calls (¼ p. 21).
[Change] Switch Divert off.
Check Divert
For other ways to implement a divert
(¼ p. 37).
Divert network functions may not al-
ways match your display
Setting Divert
(e.g. if you change the SIM card).
[Menu] „ Setup „ Divert „ All unanswered
[Menu] „ Setup „ Divert „
Check Status
[Check]
Press; the current setting is
checked.
[Select]
Press. The current network
status is displayed.
or
[Change] Switch divert on/off.
Clear all Diverts
[Menu] „ Setup „ Divert „
If a destination number is stored, this
is displayed.
Clear Diverts
If you wish to retain the destination
number:
[Select]
Press.
[OK]
Confirm.
Active Line:
If the SIM card or service provider
supports an alternative line, then sep-
arate settings can be made for each
number (e.g. ringers, call divert, etc.).
The relevant call number must be acti-
vated for this purpose (¼ p. 10).
If you wish to enter a new destination
number:
B
Delete the old number.
/( Enter the new destination
number or dial from the
Phonebook.
I
[OK] Confirm entry.
Divert On appears after each call as a
reminder (dependent upon the serv-
ice provider).
29
Setup
Change PIN
Security
You can change the current PIN to an-
other 4 - 8 digit number that is easier
to remember:
Security Codes
Use of your SIM card is controlled by
the PIN (Personal Identification
Number) you received from your serv-
ice provider.
[Menu] „ Setup „ Security „
Change PIN
I
[OK]
Enter the current PIN.
A super pin (PUK) is also provided for
unlocking the SIM card after the third
incorrect PIN entry.
Confirm entry.
I
[OK]
Enter the new PIN.
Confirm entry.
The phone is protected by the
phone code (4 - 8 characters in length)
which you enter with the first security
setting.
I
[OK]
Repeat new PIN.
Confirm entry.
SOS
Emergency 112 (999 in UK) calls can
always be made.
Protection Against Theft
The telephone can be linked to your
SIM card using the phone code. If this
feature is activated, the phone cannot
be operated with a different SIM card.
If you lose your phone, your SIM card
can be disabled and protected against
misuse (¼ p. 34).
It is important to keep these
codes carefully. The phone will
be locked after three incorrect
entries (your network provider
may charge for unlocking).
Change Phone Code
PIN Setup
PIN Control
Enter current phone code.
I
The default is 0000.
The PIN must be entered each time
the phone is switched on. This PIN
control can be deactivated. The SIM
card is then no longer protected
against misuse by unauthorized per-
sons. As a result, some SIM cards do
not support PIN control deactivation.
[OK]
Confirm entry.
I
[OK]
Enter the new phone code.
Confirm entry.
I
[OK]
Repeat new phone code.
[Menu]„ Setup „ Security „
Confirm entry.
PIN Control
The phone does not support services
requiring the use of PIN 2.
30
Setup
Auto Network
GSM Services
Automatic service provider selection is
quence of the "Preferred Networks"
list.
Network Info
[Menu] „ Setup „ GSM Service „
Network Info
[Menu] „ Setup „ GSM Service „
Auto Network
A list of GSM service providers are dis-
played.
[Change] Press.
Auto Network is switched
on/off.
ꢂ
Marks the service provid-
ers that are barred by your
SIM card.
If Auto Network is switched off, you
must select another network manually.
Scroll through the list of
GSM service providers.
-
Operator list
A list of known GSM service providers
is displayed.
Select New Network
You can manually switch service pro-
viders when outside your home net-
work. This setting only applies until the
next time the telephone is switched
off.
[Menu] „ Setup „ GSM Service „
Operator list
Scroll through the list of
service providers.
-
[Menu] „ Setup „ GSM Service „
Change Network
[Network Info]
Press to obtain more infor-
mation.
If the Auto Network option is activated,
the preferred network is now selected
automatically (¼ p. 31).
Add New Network Provider
Scroll to the option
Add new Network.
If the Auto Network option is deactivat-
ed, the available networks are located.
-
Scroll to the required service
[Select]
Press.
Q
provider.
/[OK] Enter the national (MCC)
code and network (MNC)
code as well as the name of
the network provider.
I
[Select]
Press.
The required service provider is
selected.
If the name is already in the list, it is au-
tomatically displayed.
31
Setup
Delete Network Provider
[Menu] „ Setup „ GSM Service „
Processing the Preferred Netw.
list
This list contains your preferred net-
work providers after your home net-
work provider. You can delete entries
or add new ones.
Preferred Netw.
Your home network provider is dis-
played.
[OK]
Press.
Scroll to the required entry.
New Network Provider
[Menu] „ Setup „ GSM Service „
Preferred Netw.
-
[Change] Press.
[Delete]
Confirm.
Your home network provider is dis-
played.
Conc.ID/Incogn.
[Menu] „ Setup „ GSM Service „
,
[OK]
Press.
-
and confirm with
Scroll to the required entry
Conc.ID/Incogn.
Activate Conc.ID/Incogn. to prevent your
number being transmitted for all sub-
sequent calls.
[Set]
service providers can be
preassigned, depending on
the SIM card.
Car Use
Select the required entry
from the list of network pro-
viders.
-
[Menu] „ Setup „ Car Use „
Auto Answer
[Select]
Confirm.
Calls are answered after the third ring
if the telephone is connected to the
"Car Kit Portable", ¼ p. 35 or a "Head-
set with PTT key (Talk key)", ¼ p. 36.
32
Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
Possible Corrective Measures
Unable to switch Empty battery.
on phone
Charge battery.
Check charging indication on display.
Battery contacts dirty.
Clean contacts carefully.
Repeat switching on and off.
No
charge icon
Battery deeply discharged.
Battery defective.
Continueto chargedevice. Thechargeiconappears
after max. 2 hours.
Replace battery. After several years’ average use a
gradual decline may be expected.
Contact problem.
Check power supply and connection to telephone.
Charge icon
is flashing
Temperature exceeds
0 °C to + 45 °C range.
Ensure correct temperature, allow time, then re-
charge.
SIM error
SIM contacts dirty.
Damaged SIM card.
Clean SIM contacts with a dry cloth.
Make visual check.
Return SIM card to your service provider.
SIM card not correctly orientated. Ensure SIM is correctly orientated.
Old SIM card.
Only 3 volt SIM cards may be used. If you are using
a 5 volt SIM card, please contact your service pro-
vider.
PIN error
3 incorrect inputs.
Enter super PIN (PUK) supplied with your SIM as in-
structed. If your super PIN or PIN are lost, contact
your service provider.
No connection to Weak signal.
network
Move to a higher location, or to a window or open
space.
Outside GSM network.
Check service provider coverage map.
Check network information for the device.
SIM not valid.
Contact your service provider.
New network not authorized.
Try selecting manually, or try other network
(¼ p. 30).
Phone loses net- Weak signal.
work
Reconnection, or connection to another service pro-
vider is automatic; AutoNetwork (¼ p. 30).
Switching off and on may accelerate this.
Calls not possible Dialling error.
Check the telephone number
(correct international and area code).
New SIM fitted.
Check for new restrictions.
Charge limit reached.
Contact your network provider.
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Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
Possible Corrective Measures
Check PhoneBook restrictions.
Delete PhoneBook entries.
Refit original SIM.
Cannot write in
PhoneBook
Call restriction set.
PhoneBook is full.
Cannot find Phone- SIM has been changed.
Book
Voice Mail not work- Divert not set.
ing
Set Divert (¼ p. 21).
flashes continu- Message store full.
ously
Delete a message to make room
(¼ p. 18).
sage
Service Centre not configured.
Configure Service Centre (¼ p. 19).
Destination does not have compatible phone. Check.
Cannot set a func- Not supported by service provider or Contact service provider (¼ p. 38).
,
tion
registration required.
Network provider Not authorized for this service.
CODE error
Contact network provider.
Accidents
Severe impact
damage
Internal damage could result.
Remove and refit battery and SIM
card (¼ p. 6).
Do not dismantle phone.
Immersion in water Internal damage could result.
Remove battery and SIM. Dry immedi-
ately with a cloth, do not heat.
Dry connector contacts thoroughly.
Stand unit upright in airstream.
Do not dismantle phone.
Reset all phone settings to their original condition
Enter #9999# and press
. The phone code and the settings for the SIM card and the network will not be
*
affected.
Siemens Service
Worldwide assistance is provided by Siemens Partners - a simple phone call away.
See service numbers (¼ p. 38) or visit our Internet site.
Internet: http://w w w .m y-siem ens.com
If your phone appears faulty, first check the section ¼ "Troubleshooting", p. 32.
If the problem persists contact your service provider or specialist dealer.
Incorrect use will render the warranty invalid.
34
Data
Licensing
Care of Phone
Siemens ICM D MP RD hereby
declares that the mobile A35 is in
conformity with the essential require-
ments and other relevant provisions of
Directive 99/5/EC.
•
Clean the phone with a damp cloth
or an antistatic wipe. Do not use
chemical cleaning agents.
•
Protect your phone from impact and
moisture. Do not expose your
phone to direct sunlight.
A copy of the original declaration of
conformity can be found at the follow-
ing Internet address:
Care of Your SIM Card
•
The SIM card must be treated with
the same care as a bank card.
Complies with SAR values as per
ICNIRP.
•
Do not bend, scratch or expose to
static electricity.
Technical Data
Phone Identification
The following information is important
if you lose your phone or SIM card.
Please enter:
•
•
•
GSM Class 4 (2 watts)
Frequency range
880 - 960 MHz
GSM Class 1 (1 watt)
Frequency range
No. of the SIM card (on the card)
.....................................................
1710 - 1880 MHz
Length x Width x Thickness
approx. 118 x 46 x 27 mm
(without antenna)
15-digit serial number of the
phone (beneath the battery):
•
•
•
•
Weight: approx. 120 g
Battery voltage: 3.6 V
Charging voltage: 3.3 - 5.5 V
Max. power consumption with
standard charging unit: 500 mA
.....................................................
Service provider’s customer service
number
.....................................................
•
Charging times: 3 h (first time),
then 1.5 - 2 h
In the Event of Loss
•
•
•
Standby time: 60 h to 150 h
Talk time: 90 mins to 240 mins
Innovatron Patent
If your phone and/or SIM card are lost
or stolen, call the service provider im-
mediately to prevent misuse.
35
Accessories
NiMh Battery 600 mAh
Car Charger
L36880-N4301-A100
L36880-N4001-A108
Spare battery is ideal for frequent call-
ers or when on the move
(NiMH 600 mAh).
The telephone power supply, also
used for rapid battery charging. The ca-
ble plugs into standard cigarette lighter
sockets (12/24 Volt). For reasons of
safety, we recommend using the Car
Charger together with the Mobile
Holder.
Travel Charger
L36880-N4001-A103 (EU)
L36880-N4001-A104 (UK)
This compact charger has a rapid
charge functionality with automatic
mains voltage selection in the range
100 - 240 V.
Car Kit Portable
L36880-N3015-A117
Mobile Holder
L36880-N4301-A101
Enables convenient handsfree opera-
tion with superior voice quality (rotata-
ble loudspeaker, flexible microphone
positioning). It simply plugs into a
standard cigarette lighter socket ena-
bling easy movement between vehi-
cles. For reasons of safety, we recom-
mend using this device together with
the Mobile Holder.
The mobile holder ensures that the tel-
ephone is fitted securely in your car at
all times. Can be used together with
the Car Charger, Car Kit Portable or the
headset. The installation of car acces-
sories must not impede vehicle opera-
tion (e.g. airbag).
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Accessories
Leather Case
L36880-N4001-A118
Headset with PTT key
(Talk key)
L36880-N4001-A123
Functional Case
Enables maximum freedom of move-
ment when conducting calls. The
headset is equipped with a button for
answering and ending calls.
L36880-N4001-A119
Shoulder Bag
L36880-N4001-A149
Further information
Active Bag
Contact your dealer for further informa-
tion on other products or check out our
Internet page:
L36880-N4001-A120
Belt Clip
L36880-N4301-A102
http://w w w .siem ens.com /m obiles
With the belt clip your telephone is al-
ways within reach and ready for use.
The clip attaches securely and can be
easily removed.
CLIPit
L36880-N4001-A106
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GSM Network Control Codes
You can implement functions via the GSM network using control codes.
Key to the following functions:
I
Number
t
Time (from 5 to 30 seconds) before diversion
Teleservice (see below)
ts
Function
Setup
Deactivation
Status query
Number display
Suppress number for next call
Divert
#31#
31#
#31#
*
*
Divert when not available
Divert if no reply
Divert all calls
ts #
##62 ts #
#62#
**62*
*
*
*
**61* *ts *t #
*
*
##61 ts #
#61#
ts #
##21 ts #
#21#
**21*
**67*
*
*
*
*
Divert if busy
ts #
##67 ts #
#67#
*
*
All diverts
,
,
##002#
(if available in the network)
Restricted divert
(if available in the network)
ts #
##004 ts #
#004#
**004*
*
*
*
*43*ts #
*
*
Call Waiting
#43 ts #
#43#
Coding for teleservice ts:
Functionality
ts
All teleservices
10
Language
11
Data
12
Fax
13
SMS
16
All except SMS
19
38 International Service Numbers (Hotline)
Country
Service Unit Number
Country
Service Unit Number
Abu Dhabi
Siemens
Service Center
02713500
Latvia
Siemens
7501114
Australia
Austria
Siemens
Siemens
Siemens
Siemens
DST
1800622414
0517075004
017527447
078152221
02151
Lebanon
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malaysia
Mauritius
Morocco
Netherlands
Norway
F.A. Kettaneh
Siemens
01443043
822391555
43843399
032415993
2116213
Bangladesh
Belgium
Brunei
Siemens
Hello Service
Ireland Blyth
SETEL S.A.
Siemens
Bulgaria
China
Omnitel
Siemens
Siemens
02739488
2352409
02150318149
016105381
0233032727
0703333100
22633314
791012
Croatia
Siemens
Czech Republic Siemens
Oman
Siemens
Service Center
Denmark
Dubai
Siemens
35258600
04699720
Pakistan
Siemens
Siemens
0215673565
28149888
Siemens
Service Center
Philippines
Egypt
Siemens
Siemens
Siemens
Siemens
Siemens
Siemens
Siemens
23313129
Poland
Siemens
Siemens
Siemens
Siemens
Siemens
0800220990
014178393
80957371801
026655058
8454818
Finland
France
0922943700
0156384200
01805333226
016864389
22583636
Portugal
Russia
Germany
Greece
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
Slovak Republic Siemens
0759682266
014746336
0800114050
0614712444
5113000
Slovenia
Siemens
Siemens
Smith &
Norland
South Africa
India
India
Siemens
Siemens
116923988
Spain
Siemens
Siemens
902115061
087509911
116925589
(ISDN)
Sweden
Indonesia
Dian Graha
Elektr.
0214615081
Switzerland
Siemens
012120090
Ireland
Italy
Siemens
1850777277
0269893691
079559663
4818749
Taiwan
Thailand
Turkey
Siemens
Siemens
SIMKO
0225186504
26791777
Siemens
Jordan
Kuwait
F.A. Kettaneh
NGEECO
02122528835
0990334411
090456789
United Kingdom Siemens
Vietnam Opticom
A
C
Accessories
Call duration
active bag ............... 36
battery ................ 7, 35 Call key ........................2
belt clip ................... 36 Call waiting
car charger.............. 35
car kit portable ........ 35 Callback .....................24
charging unit ............. 7 Calls
second call ..............15
D
features .....................2
setting
the language ...........27
Divert
activating.................28
alternative line .........28
checking..................28
deactivating.............28
deleting ...................28
GSM code ...............37
mailbox....................21
DTMF
functional case ....... 36
handsfree headset.. 36
handsfree kit........... 35
leather case ............ 36
shoulder bag........... 36
travel charger.......... 35
Activating .................... 7
Active bag ................. 36
Active line.................. 13
Alternative
answering ...............10
answering
a second call ...........15
automatic answer ...31
ending .......................9
missed ....................24
rejecting ..................15
rejecting
a second call ...........15
second ....................15
unwanted ................10
Car charger ................35
Car kit portable ..........35
Car use ......................31
line................. 10, 12, 13
Answering machine
¼ Mailbox
Applications
SIM services ........... 23 Care of .......................34
Audible signals
¼ Warning tones
SIM card..................34
telephone ................34
CB
¼ Information services
Cell Broadcast
¼ Information services
Charges
display.....................27
Charging time
battery.................7, 34
Charging unit
connecting ................7
Cleaning .....................34
Control codes
B
Battery
charging .................... 7
charging time ...... 7, 34
inserting.................... 6
reserve battery ....... 35
standby..................... 7
standby time....... 7, 34
talk time.............. 7, 34
usage time.......... 7, 34
warning tones......... 25
Belt clip ..................... 36
saving......................13
sending ...................13
During a call ...............15
E
Emergency calls...........7
F
Functional case ..........36
GSM network..........37
40
Keys
G
Getting started ............ 6
GSM
key lock.....................2
on, off,
displaying number...24
adding
network providers .. 30
class ....................... 34
network
control codes .......... 37
operators ................ 30
services .................. 30
entering...................11
Network
L
Language
adding
display.....................27
Line
automatic selection.30
preferred .................31
Numbers
active.......................10
entering.....................9
international ..............9
missed calls ............24
preventing
transmission............31
saving..................9, 11
second ..............10, 12
suppressing the
H
Handsfree kit............. 35
Headset..................... 36
Help
technical (hotline) ... 38
Hotline ....................... 38
I
Icons on the display .... 4
Icons used................... 4
Inbox
M
Mailbox ......................21
changing number ....21
checking..................22
configuring ..............21
configuring a divert .21
listening
text messages ........ 18
Incognito ................... 31
Information numbers. 13
Information services
reading messages .. 20
rereading
messages ............... 20
setting the channel. 20
setup ...................... 20
International numbers . 9
Introduction ................. 4
to contents ..............14
messages
via automatic
announcements ......22
messages via SMS .22
number ...................21
display (GSM code).37
O
speed dial key .........21 On, off,
Making calls .................9 disconnect key.............2
K
speed
Outbox
Key lock....................... 2
activating .................. 9
deactivating .............. 8
Key sounds ............... 25
Keypad ........................ 9
dialling numbers ......14
Menus
text messages ........19
Own number .............12
back ..........................5
scrolling.....................5
P
R
Package contents ........ 3 Reception signal
¼ Warning tones
Personal Identification
Number ¼ PIN
Phone code
strength.....................8
Replying
¼ Warning tones
changing ................. 29
text messages ........19
applications .............23
number....................34
SMS
Phonebook ............ 9, 11 Ring ¼ Ringer
allocating an entry .. 14 Ringer
calling from ............. 12
capacity .................. 12
changing speed
dialling numbers ..... 14
deleting speed
dialling numbers ..... 14
edit entry ................ 12
entering speed
dialling numbers ..... 14
information
numbers ................. 13
new entry ............... 12
number of entries ... 12
own number........... 12
saving
a tone sequence ..... 13
scrolling .................. 14
sending
a tone sequence ..... 13
service numbers ..... 13
speed dialling.......... 14
PIN ............................ 29
changing ................. 29
entering .................... 7
error........................ 32
Prefix
setting the volume ..25
silent
S
Safety ..........................3
Saving
numbers ....................9
Scrolling
menus .......................5
submenus .................5
Second call
answering ...............15
conducting ..............15
rejecting ..................15
toggling ...................15
Selecting
a new network...........30
Selection
confirming .................5
Serial number
telephone ................34
Service .......................33
hotline .....................38
Service number
hotline .....................38
Service Center ........19
new voice mail
message .................22
SMS ¼ Text messages
Soft key .......................2
Special characters
text messages ........17
Speed dial key
mailbox....................21
Speed dialling numbers
assigning .................14
changing..................14
deleting ...................14
entering...................14
scrolling...................14
Standby........................7
back ..........................5
Standby mode .............8
Standby time .............34
Submenus
country codes ........... 9
Protection
against theft .............. 29
PUK ¼ PIN
scrolling.....................5
42
Super PIN ¼ PIN
Support
Time.......................8, 15
activating
Warning tones
hotline..................... 38
the display...............27
deactivating
activating
the CB tone .............25
connection set up ...25
to the network ........25
deactivating
all tones...................26
deactivating
the CB tone .............25
key sounds ..............25
low battery..............25
Writing names ...........11
T
the display...............27
Time ¼ Call duration
Toggling ¼ Second call
Tone sequence
saving......................13
sending ...................13
Troubleshooting .........32
Talk time...................... 7
battery .................... 34
Technical data ........... 34
Telephone
activating .............. 7, 8
care of .................... 34
deactivating .............. 7
serial number.......... 34
talk time.................. 34
Text
special characters ... 11 Units
Text messages
capacity .................. 19
U
display.....................27
used ........................15
deleting................... 16 Usage time
editing..................... 16
end of message
battery.......................7
V
mark ....................... 16
inbox....................... 18
message lists ......... 18
outbox .................... 19
reading.................... 16
reading
Voice mail ¼ Mailbox
the next message ... 16
replying............. 16, 19
saving ..................... 18
sending................... 17
special characters ... 17
successful
transmission ........... 18
time received.......... 16
writing .................... 17
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