Sony Ericsson CMD J70 User Manual

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3-233-649-14(1)  
Mobile Telephone  
Operating Instructions  
GB  
The instructions in this manual are for the  
two models CMD-J7, CMD-J70. The  
CMD-J7 is the model used for illustration  
purposes.  
Otherwise, the model name is indicated in  
the illustrations. Any differences in  
operation are clearly indicated in the text,  
for example “CMD-J7 only”.  
CMD-J7/J70  
CMD-J7  
© 2001 Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB  
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Safety Precautions  
Do not use your phone in an aircraft,  
hospitals, petrol stations, or in places where  
mobile phones are prohibited.  
Use only Sony Ericsson Mobile  
Communications AB-approved CMD-J7/  
J70 batteries and accessories with your  
phone.  
Note that in some countries using a cellular  
phone without a hands-free kit while  
driving is not allowed.  
Do not expose your phone to extreme  
conditions such as high humidity/rain, high  
temperatures, direct sunlight, caustic/harsh  
chemicals or dust.  
Do not touch the External Antenna  
Connector. Use always Sony Ericsson  
Mobile Communications AB original  
accessories.  
Do not put your mobile phone in a  
microwave oven; this may cause damage  
either to the oven or the phone.  
Do not allow children to play with your  
phone.  
Take special care in the disposal of your  
battery, using a special facility where  
available. Do not puncture, burn, or short  
circuit your battery.  
Limit the distance between the mains  
socket and the phone when charging for  
easy accessibility.  
Consult your physician or the manufacturer  
of personal medical devices (pacemakers,  
hearing aids. etc.) regarding any restrictions  
on the use of a mobile telephone.  
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Warning  
Unauthorised batteries, chargers, and  
accessories will invalidate any approvals  
and warranty given for your phone and may  
be dangerous.  
For use in the car, please connect your  
GSM mobile phone to an external antenna.  
The external antenna can be connected to  
your mobile phone via the appropriate  
accessory, e.g. Hands-free Kit. Please  
contact your car manufacturer concerning  
the appropriate position of the external  
antenna on your car.  
This carton’s top layer is made from 85% recycled paper, fluting and inner layer are made  
from 100% recycled paper.  
Power consumption of AC adapter in no-load mode: 0.7 W  
Halogenated flame retardant not used in cabinets.  
Halogenated flame retardant not used in printed wiring boards.  
Lead free solder is used for soldering in certain portions.  
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Table of Contents  
Welcome to Sony CMD-J7/J70 . . . . . 7  
What’s Included in Your Kit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7  
Attaching the Hand Strap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7  
Quick Reference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8  
Basic Features of Your Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8  
The Jog Dial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8  
The Centre Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9  
Loudspeaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9  
The Voicemail Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9  
Manner Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9  
Keypad Lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10  
Icon Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10  
Menu Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11  
Basic Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17  
Making Calls (Saving Phonebook Entries) . . . . 17  
Answering/Ending Calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18  
During a call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19  
Entering Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21  
Standard Text Entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21  
T9 Text Entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22  
Phonebook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23  
Phonebook Organisation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23  
Saving Phonebook Entries from Standby Mode 23  
Making Calls from the Phonebook . . . . . . . . . . 23  
Phonebook Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24  
Voicemail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26  
Search . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26  
Editing the Phonebook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26  
Getting Started. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12  
Inserting the Battery Pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12  
Inserting the SIM Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12  
Charging the Battery Pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13  
Switching on Your Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15  
Connecting to the Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15  
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Menu Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28  
Messaging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28  
Sounds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33  
Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35  
Divert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42  
Call History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44  
Extras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45  
Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45  
Calculator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46  
Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47  
E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49  
Scheduler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52  
WAP Browser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54  
Appendix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58  
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58  
Unblocking the SIM Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60  
Technical Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60  
Declaration of Conformity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61  
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65  
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Welcome to Sony CMD-J7/J70  
What’s Included in Your  
Kit  
The kit should include one mobile phone, one  
standard battery, one charger and this manual.  
If one of these parts is missing, please contact  
your retail dealer immediately.  
Attaching the Hand Strap  
Attach a hand strap to the phone as illustrated  
below.  
The hand strap is not included in your kit.  
Plug shape differs from country to country.  
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Quick Reference  
Basic Features of Your  
Phone  
qf  
qg  
1
0
qa  
The Jog Dial  
The Jog Dial provides fast and easy menu  
navigation with only one hand.  
2
7
qs  
3
4
5
8
9
Function  
Operation  
qd  
Rotate  
Scrolls through menu  
options.  
6
qh  
Opens Phonebook in  
Standby Mode.  
1 Ear piece  
9 Keypad (Alpha-  
numeric Keys)  
0 External Antenna  
Connector  
qa Headset Connector  
Press  
(Click)  
Opens Menu in  
Standby Mode.  
Selects an option  
(highlighted) in the  
display.  
2 Jog Dial  
3 Send Key  
4 Centre Key  
5 Voice Mail Key qd Battery Cover  
6 Microphone  
qs Loudspeaker  
Press and  
Hold  
Dials the Phone  
Number selected.  
qf Hand Strap  
Attachment  
7 Display  
qg Finger Stop  
8 On/Off Key,  
qh External Connector  
Call End Key  
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The Centre Key  
Manner Mode  
Press the Centre Key in standby mode to  
access the WAP mode if WAP settings are  
configured.  
In standby mode, press and hold  
to  
activate/deactivate the manner modes.  
Afterwards, it is possible  
to switch among the  
manner mode functions.  
All manner mode icons  
appear in the display;  
rotate the Jog Dial to  
select one:  
During a call, press the Centre Key to  
access the Call Menu.  
Press and hold the Centre Key to access  
network-specific service (SIM Application  
Toolkit).  
(This feature is dependant on your network  
operator and may not be supported by some  
networks.)  
Silent Mode  
all tones to silent mode.  
: turns the ringer and  
Single beep  
discrete single beep.  
: ringer is restricted to a  
Loudspeaker  
During a call, press the Centre Key and select  
Loudspeaker to turn the loudspeaker on/off.  
Vibra Alert  
ringer.  
: Vibra Alert without the  
The Voicemail Key  
For your convenience, pressing and holding  
in standby mode will toggle between  
the two last settings.  
Press and hold  
to access your Voicemail  
(see also page 26).  
During an incoming call, stop the ringer by  
pressing the Centre Key.  
During a game, stop/start the background  
sound by pressing the Centre Key.  
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Keypad Lock  
In standby mode, press the Centre Key  
Icon Glossary  
Icon Explanation  
Network not available  
followed by  
to lock/unlock your keypad  
(including the Jog Dial). It is still possible to  
make emergency calls (112) as well as  
answer/reject an incoming call (by pressing  
Network signal strength (strong)  
Battery strength  
SMS (Envelope Icon)  
Voicemail  
/
) when the keypad is locked. After  
the call ends, the keypad will lock again  
automatically.  
Keypad locked  
Alarm  
Silent Mode  
Vibra Alert  
Single Beep  
Ringer off  
Missed calls  
Incoming call barring  
Outgoing call barring  
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Menu Overview  
Press the Jog Dial from standby mode to  
access the main menu:  
Icon Explanation  
Incoming + Outgoing call barring  
Conditional Divert  
Unconditional Divert  
Active call  
Messaging  
Read  
page 28  
Create  
Settings  
Local Area Info  
WAP  
page 54  
Call hold  
Home  
Favourites  
Settings  
Sounds  
page 33  
Ringer  
Set Sound  
Mute Microphone  
Headset connected – active call  
Scheduler  
Calendar  
page 52  
page 45  
Settings  
page 35  
Preferences  
Security  
Call Data  
Call Settings  
Handsfree kit connected  
(auto answer on)  
Extras  
Clock  
Divert  
page 42  
Calculator  
Games  
E-Mail  
All Calls  
Loudspeaker on  
If Not Reachable  
If No Reply  
If Busy  
All Fax  
All Data  
Call History  
Outgoing Calls  
page 44  
Conversation Privacy (ciphering) not  
supported  
Cancel All  
Incoming Calls  
Missed Calls  
Delete All  
Phonebook  
page 23  
Additional menu available  
(press Centre Key to display)  
Phonebook Menu  
Voicemail  
Search  
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Getting Started  
To remove the Battery Pack  
Inserting the Battery  
Pack  
First power off and wait until the display goes  
blank. Remove the cover and pull the knob of  
the battery up to remove the battery.  
1
Unwrap the battery pack.  
2
Press (indentation) and slide the battery  
cover down to remove.  
If you insert a new battery, please reset the clock.  
3
4
Align the claws of the battery with those  
of the phone and press down (make sure  
that the battery label is facing up).  
Inserting the SIM Card  
Your SIM card contains a computer chip with  
your service details and phone number. Like a  
credit card, it should be kept securely and  
handled carefully. Do not bend, scratch or  
expose to moisture. Avoid static electricity.  
Align the claws of the cover with the slots  
on the phone and slide back into the  
phone until the lock clicks into place.  
To avoid corrupting the memory of your SIM card,  
always switch off your phone before removing or  
inserting your SIM card.  
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1
2
Remove the battery pack.  
Charging the Battery  
Pack  
As supplied, your battery pack will not be  
fully charged.  
Slide the SIM card holder to the right to  
unlock and lift up the tray. Slide the SIM  
card into the tray (the gold contacts  
should be facing down and the angled  
corner positioned to the lower right).  
1
2
Plug the charger into a mains socket.  
Plug the charger into the bottom (jack) of  
the phone.  
3
4
Close the tray with the SIM card inserted  
and slide the SIM card holder to the left to  
lock.  
Replace the battery pack.  
To remove the SIM card  
Follow steps 1 to 4 above removing the SIM  
card from the tray in step 3.  
Plug shape differs from country to country.  
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Removing the charger from the phone:  
Use only the Sony-specified CMD-J7/J70 battery  
pack and charger.  
1
Disposal advice: Take special care in the disposal  
of the battery, using special facilities where  
available.  
2
Usage time  
When your battery pack is nearly empty, the  
battery icon in the display flashes and a beep  
indicates that approximately 1 minute of talk  
time remains.  
The status bar within the battery icon in the  
display shows the charging status.  
Charging (0°C - 45°C) is complete when the  
battery icon displays all bars and is no longer  
blinking.  
Full charging can take up to approx. 3 hours, but  
may vary depending on certain conditions, (e.g. if  
your phone is switched on or temperature is  
outside the operating range.)  
When your battery pack is completely empty, it  
can take some time until the battery icon appears  
when charging.  
As an energy-saving measure, disconnect the  
charger from the mains socket and from the  
phone after charging.  
On exposure to high temperatures your battery  
may expand slightly. This has no influence on  
your safety/health and will reduce in size once re-  
exposed to a lower temperature.  
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Switching on Your Phone  
To switch on/off your phone, press and hold  
.
Connecting to the  
Network  
After successfully entering your PIN code,  
your phone searches for an available GSM  
network. The network search is automatic and  
may take a few seconds.  
You are ready to make and  
receive calls when the  
network operator's name  
and the signal strength  
icon appears on the  
Entering PIN (Personal  
Identification Number)  
Enter your PIN using the  
number keys (the PIN  
appears in code as ****)  
and press the Jog Dial (or  
) to confirm.  
display.  
If you do not enter a PIN  
code, your phone will automatically switch  
off after a few minutes. It is possible but not  
recommended to disable the PIN code prompt  
(see page 37).  
The following indicates the strength of the  
received network signal. If the signal is very  
weak, there is a risk of losing service.  
StrongsignalWeak signal Network not  
available  
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If you cannot obtain service  
If you cannot obtain network service the  
reception strength may be too weak. Move  
to a higher elevation, a window or an open  
space and make sure that there is nothing  
obstructing the antenna.  
Once you have switched on your phone do  
not cover the internal antenna area above  
the finger Stop with your hand.  
Roaming  
If you are out of range of your “Home”  
Network Operator, especially when abroad,  
another network operator may be selected  
automatically, subject to signal strength and  
roaming agreements between network  
operators.  
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Basic Operation  
4
Press the Jog Dial and select Save to save  
the number to the Phonebook.  
Making Calls (Saving  
Phonebook Entries)  
If the Auto Redial option is on (see page 41) and the  
number you have called is engaged, your phone  
automatically displays the Auto Redial option.  
Dialling a Number  
1
Dial the complete  
number of the party  
you want to call  
Choosing a Phonebook entry  
(including the area  
code even when  
1
Rotate the Jog Dial in standby mode to  
open the Phonebook.  
dialling locally). In  
case of International  
Calls, press and hold  
appears. Then enter the country code,  
followed by the area code and the  
number.  
2
Use the Jog Dial to display the ABC sort  
list. (If there are several numbers stored  
for one person’s name, select one of them  
using the Jog Dial.)  
until “+”  
3
Press and hold the Jog Dial (or press  
to call the number displayed.  
)
2
3
Press  
hold  
to correct any errors. Press and  
to clear the entire number.  
To search the Phonebook, press an alphanumeric  
key on the keypad to advance to that letter in the  
Phonebook. (E.g. to advance to entries beginning  
Press and hold the Jog Dial (or press  
to call the number displayed or  
)
with “M”, press  
.)  
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When the Headset is connected to your  
Answering/Ending Calls  
phone, answer a call by pressing the Headset  
button (beep). Press and hold the Headset  
button to end the call (2x beep).  
Press the Jog Dial (or  
incoming call.  
) to accept an  
If you do not wish to answer the call, press  
press the Centre Key and select Busy while the  
or  
Connect/disconnect the headset only when  
phone is ringing. The call will then be rejected (the  
caller will hear a busy tone (network dependant) or  
will be diverted if a divert has been set).  
the phone is switched off or in stand-by mode.  
If a call is not answered,  
of the display.  
appears on the top line  
Press  
tory from the Main Menu for information about the  
missed call. Press to remove the icon.  
in standby mode or select the Call His-  
Press to end a phone call.  
In very rare cases, ciphering does not work in some  
networks, meaning that third parties can listen to  
your phone call. In this case,  
play.  
appears on the dis-  
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Call Hold  
During a call  
Use Call Hold to manage two calls at the same  
time.  
Adjusting the Ringer/Speaker  
Volume  
During an incoming call, rotate the Jog  
Dial to adjust the ringer volume.  
One active call  
1
Press the Centre Key and select Call  
Hold.  
During a call, rotate the Jog Dial to adjust  
the speaker volume. (Rotate up = increase  
volume/Rotate down = decrease volume)  
2
3
Press the Jog Dial to confirm.  
Press the Jog Dial again to access the  
Phonebook to retrieve a number (or use  
the keypad to enter a number).  
During an incoming call, stop the ringer by  
pressing the Centre Key.  
Use your phone as a Notepad by entering a phone  
number during a call. Enter a number and press the  
Centre Key. When ending the call, the number  
entered will reappear on the display. Use the Jog  
Dial to save the number in the Phonebook or to call  
the number.  
4
Press and hold the Jog Dial or  
make a call.  
to  
By pressing  
or using the Notepad to make a  
second call, you can put a call on hold automatically.  
End All Calls  
Call Menu  
Press the Centre Key during a call for the  
following options:  
Choose End all Calls or press  
to end  
multiple calls.  
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Send DTMF  
2
} Swap to put the active call on hold and  
connect the waiting call (in case of one  
active call and one waiting call)  
or  
} Busy to indicate to the calling party that  
your line is engaged.  
Choose this option for sending DTMF tones,  
e.g. when using Voicemail or other services.  
Press and hold  
to clear the number and then  
press  
again to exit this option.  
or  
Loudspeaker  
} Replace to end the active call and  
retrieve the call waiting.  
Turn the loudspeaker on/off. For best results  
when using the loudspeaker, place the phone  
on a flat surface approx. 0.5 m distance from  
you.  
When the Headset is connected to your  
phone, answer a waiting call by pressing the  
Headset button (beep). In case of one active  
call and one call on hold, alternate between  
the active call and the call on hold by pressing  
the Headset button (beep).  
Mic Off/Mic On  
Choose the Mic Off/Mic On option to mute  
and unmute the microphone.  
Main Menu  
Conference Call  
Return to the Main Menu.  
A call with more than 2 participants. To set up  
a conference call, press the Centre Key to  
open the Call menu and select Join.  
One active call (and/or one call on  
hold) and one call waiting  
When your phone alerts you (beep) that a call  
It is possible to talk with a maximum of 5  
callers (network dependant).  
is waiting, there are several options available:  
1
The display automatically offers you call  
waiting options.  
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Entering Text  
You have the possibility to enter characters:  
Example: To enter “s” when creating  
a message:  
Standard Text Entry using the keypad  
1
2
Proceed as in Create (see page 30), then  
Standard Text Entry using the Jog Dial  
Press  
. A character or number  
appears.  
Text Entry using the T9 fast text entry  
method  
3
4
Rotate the Jog Dial to “s”.  
Press the Jog Dial (or wait) to confirm.  
Standard Text Entry  
Press  
to shift among:  
Using the keypad  
lower case letters permanently  
upper case letter and then revert back  
to lower case  
upper case letters permanently  
numbers  
Press the corresponding alphanumeric key  
multiple times until the desired character  
appears.  
Using the Jog Dial  
Press and hold  
function (see page 22).  
Press to clear the character or number just  
before the cursor. To clear the entire text, press  
and hold  
to activate/deactivate the T9  
Press a key once and then rotate the Jog Dial  
until the desired character appears. Press the  
Jog Dial or wait for a moment to confirm.  
.
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T9 Text Entry  
Sample entry with T9 Text Entry:  
If the word you intended to type does not appear in  
the list, press and hold  
to switch to multi-tap  
mode and type the word using the standard text  
entry method (see page 21). When finished, press  
1
2
Proceed as in Create (see page 30), then  
In step 3, press and hold to switch to  
T9 mode if does not appear (or press  
the Centre Key and select T9).  
and hold  
to return to T9 mode. This new word  
will automatically be added to the T9 memory and  
will appear in T9 mode next time.  
Adding a symbol or punctuation  
To insert a symbol when creating a message.  
3
4
Press  
.
to shift to  
1
2
Press  
.
To type the word  
“Sony”, press each of  
the following keys in  
Use the Jog Dial to scroll from row to  
row.  
order:  
.
,
,
,
3
4
Press the Jog Dial to select a row.  
Rotate the Jog Dial to scroll within the  
row.  
5
6
At the end of the word, check the preview  
bar for the possibilities found for the key  
combination you typed.  
5
Press the Jog Dial to select a symbol.  
Rotate the Jog Dial to select “Sony”. If  
your desired word is first on the list, just  
press the Jog Dial to select it (or press  
to enter a space and proceed with the  
next word).  
For “Smart Punctuation”, just press  
would add a fullstop, hyphen or apostrophe. T9 will  
automatically insert the most likely punctuation.  
where you  
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Phonebook  
Phonebook Organisation  
Your Phonebook is organised in the following  
sections:  
Saving Phonebook Entries  
from Standby Mode  
See page 17 “Basic Operation – Making Calls  
(Saving Phonebook Entries)” and page 24  
“Creating Entries in the Phonebook”.  
Phonebook Menu  
Voicemail (if it is set, see page 26)  
Search  
Making Calls from the  
Phonebook  
See page 17 “Basic Operation – Making Calls  
(Saving Phonebook Entries)”.  
Customised Phonebook of priority entries  
(entries 1-9)*  
Alphabetically-ordered Phonebook (sorted  
in alphabetical order)  
* Please note that saving Customised Phonebook entries from  
the Phonebook Menu (New Entry) is not available.  
To save a Customised Phonebook entry, select a desired cus-  
tomised entry (1-9) directly from the Phonebook and press the  
Jog Dial, then follow steps 3-5 in “Creating Entries” (see page  
24).  
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Call, Edit, Delete, Copy Own Number  
See page 26 “Editing the Phonebook”.  
Phonebook Menu  
Own Number  
Creating Entries  
The first entry in the Phonebook Menu is a  
place holder for your own numbers, where  
you can make one or more entries to store  
your own mobile number, etc. Depending on  
your SIM card, you can save multiple own  
number entries (including 3 numbers in the  
phone).  
1
} ‘ Phonebook  
} Phonebook Menu  
} New Entry  
2
} SIM to save the entry  
to the SIM card  
memory or  
} Phone to save to the  
phone memory.  
Display Own Number  
1
2
3
} ‘ Phonebook } Phonebook Menu  
} Own Number  
3
4
5
Rotate the Jog Dial to select the Number  
Type Icon and press the Jog Dial.  
Rotate the Jog Dial to select the name of  
the own number.  
Enter the phone number. Press Jog Dial to  
confirm.  
Press the Jog Dial and then choose View  
to display the number (Select OK or press  
to exit).  
Enter a new name. Press the Jog Dial to  
confirm.  
Enter Own Number  
To save an own number entry follow steps 1-3  
and then select an empty memory space using  
the Jog Dial. Press the Jog Dial and enter the  
number at the prompt.  
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FDN Phonebook  
When saving the Phonebook entries to the SIM  
card, the number of memory spaces depends on  
your SIM card.  
When saving the Phonebook entries to the Phone  
memory, you can make up to 500 entries (up to  
20 characters for each name and up to 40 digits  
for each number).  
To assign a group, select an entry from the  
Phonebook and select No Group. Use the Jog  
Dial to scroll and then select a group.  
This section may contain Fixed Dialling  
Numbers (SIM card dependant). To add an  
entry to the Fixed numbers rotate the Jog Dial  
down to New Entry in the FDN Phonebook  
and proceed as in Creating Entries in the  
Phonebook. You can call, edit, delete and  
copy the FDN Phonebook (see “Editing the  
Phonebook”). You need the PIN2 code to  
edit, delete and copy.  
Service Numbers  
The FDN Phonebook and Service Dialling  
Numbers are SIM card dependant.  
The Service Dialling Numbers cannot be  
modified.  
This section of the Phonebook may contain  
Service Dialling Numbers (SIM card  
dependant). Service Dialling Numbers cannot  
be edited.  
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Voicemail  
Search  
} ‘ Phonebook } „ Search  
It is possible to search By Name or By Group.  
Press and hold  
Voicemail.  
for quick access to your  
Editing the Phonebook  
Set up your Voicemail  
Use this option for calling, editing, deleting or  
copying phonebook entries. The editing of  
entries is possible by Name, Number or by  
Note.  
1
2
3
} ‘ Phonebook  
} § Voicemail  
Enter the number at  
the prompt.  
Editing a Name/Number  
Press the Jog Dial to  
confirm your entry.  
1
2
} ‘ Phonebook  
Rotate the Jog Dial to select the name/  
number you want to edit and press the Jog  
Dial.  
After you have set up your Voice Mail, any  
editing of the number can be made via the  
Phonebook (see also page 26 “Editing the  
Phonebook”).  
3
Press the Jog Dial for a menu of editing  
options:  
The Voicemail icon (§) or the envelope icon  
(depending on the network) appears in the  
display to inform you when you have received  
new voice messages.  
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Editing Note  
Name editing options:  
The Note is like a memo pad for additional  
information e.g. e-mail addresses or postal  
addresses in the Phonebook.  
} Vi ewto see the complete name.  
} Edit Name to change the name.  
1
Follow steps 1-3 in “Editing a Name/  
Number” (see page 26).  
} Delete Entry to erase the name from  
the Phonebook.  
2
3
Select the Note entry you want to edit.  
} Copy Entry to copy the entry from one  
memory location to another.  
Press the Jog Dial for a menu of editing  
options.  
Number editing options:  
} Call to call the number.  
} Vi ewto display the number.  
} Vi ewto view the content.  
} Edit Icon to change the icon.  
} Edit Text to change the content.  
} Edit Type to change the type of  
number (e. g. Mobile, Fax, etc.).  
} Delete to delete the content from the  
Phonebook.  
} Edit Number to change the number.  
} Copy to copy the entry from one  
memory location to another.  
} Delete to erase the number from the  
Phonebook.  
4
Press the Jog Dial to confirm your  
selection.  
} Copy to copy the number from one  
memory location to another.  
4
Press the Jog Dial to confirm the  
selection.  
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Menu Operations  
option on  
option off  
1
2
} “ Messaging } Read } Inbox  
(} Outbox to read sent messages.)  
Scroll through the list of messages to  
select the message you want to read and  
press the Jog Dial to confirm. The  
message appears on the display.  
Messaging  
This feature offers  
correspondence options to  
read, write and send short  
messages (SMS).  
3
Press the Jog Dial for options to Delete,  
Reply, Forward or Call Back the number  
in the text.  
Read Message  
When a new message  
arrives, you will hear a beep which sounds  
different from the single beep of the ringer  
and see in standby mode.  
The capacity for storing incoming and outgoing  
messages depends on your SIM card.  
The message memory is full when blinks in  
the display.  
Memory Full appears if you try to save a message  
when the memory is already full. Delete old  
messages in order to free memory space for new  
messages.  
Select Delete All to clear all messages.  
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To Delete a Message  
To Forward a Message  
Follow steps 1-3 in “Read Message” (see  
1
Follow steps 1-3 in “Read Message” (see  
page 28) and select Delete.  
page 28) and select Forward.  
To Call Back the Sender of a  
Message or a Number in the  
Message Text  
2
After selecting the message you want to  
delete, select Yes.  
To Reply or Edit a Message  
1
Follow steps 1-3 in “Read Message” (see  
page 28) and select Call Back.  
1
Follow steps 1-3 in “Read Message” (see  
page 28) and select Reply.  
2
Select Call or select the number you want  
to call back from the number(s) appearing  
in the message, then call the number.  
2
Choose Text Only or Text, Attach (reply  
the text with attachment).  
3
4
Edit the message and press the Jog Dial.  
Select Send (or Save, Cancel) and press  
the Jog Dial to confirm your selection.  
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5
Press the Jog Dial to confirm. Select  
Enter Number or choose one of the names  
from the Phonebook.  
Before sending, you are given the  
following options:  
Create  
Choose Create to create and send a message.  
1
2
} “ Messaging } Create  
Choose Text Only or Text, Attach (write  
the text with a picture/sound message).  
Send  
Save  
3
Create your message.  
Cancel  
} Text Only: Enter the message text.  
} Text, Attach: Add an attachment and  
enter the message text.  
If you are interrupted (e.g. incoming call) while  
creating a message, select Last Message to  
retrieve the message and complete it continuing  
from step 4 above.  
The picture image and sound message can only  
be sent and received among Sony mobile phones  
supporting this feature.  
4
When creating your message, press the  
Centre Key for the following options:  
T9 On/Off  
Change Language  
Phonebook  
Template  
SMS list icons indicate the  
properties of the message  
Last Message  
Received message (unread)  
Received message (read)  
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Validity Period  
Settings  
} “ Messaging } Settings  
Specify how long messages are stored in the  
service center by selecting: 1 Hour, 6 Hours,  
24 Hours, 1 Week, 4 Weeks. The default  
validity period is 1 Week (Network  
dependant).  
Settings allows you to customise outgoing  
messages including the format, confirmation  
report, etc.  
Select Settings from the Messaging menu,  
then select a Settings option using the Jog  
Dial.  
Reply Cost  
Select On if you would like to pay for the  
recipient to respond to your message. (This  
option is network dependant.)  
Memory Class  
You have the following options:  
SIM to save the message on the recipient's  
SIM card.  
Result Report  
Select On if you would like to receive  
confirmation that your messages are  
transmitted to the recipient successfully.  
Phone to save the message in the recipient's  
phone.  
Message Format  
Specify how your message is transmitted:  
SMS, E-Mail, Fax, Telex, Voice (if available).  
The default setting is SMS.  
Screen to display the message directly on  
the recipient's display (without saving to  
the SIM or to the phone). It is not  
recommended to send confidential  
messages using the screen option.  
Service Centre  
Before you can send short messages, register  
your Service Centre number via the Service  
Centre option in the Messaging menu.  
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Local Area Info  
} “ Messaging } Local Area Info  
Receive Cell broadcast messages or general  
messages like weather reports, traffic reports,  
etc. broadcast to a group of phones in a certain  
area. Some of these options may be network  
dependant.  
1
2
} “ Messaging } Local Area Info  
Select one of the following options:  
} Received to view cell broadcast  
messages.  
} Select Channel to add or delete a  
broadcast channel.  
} Receive? to choose whether or not to  
receive Cell broadcast messages.  
} Tone to enable/disable a tone to indicate  
that you have received a cell broadcast  
message.  
3
Press the Jog Dial to confirm your  
selection.  
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Group Ringer  
Sounds  
Assign a ringer sound to the different groups  
saved in your Phonebook. It is not possible to  
assign a ringer melody to a single name/  
number.  
Choose Sounds to access any sound-related  
option in your CMD-J7/J70, for example  
ringer melodies, ringer volume, enable/  
disable sounds, and record your own ringer  
melodies or other sounds.  
My Ringers  
It is possible to record own  
ringer sounds using the  
phone's microphone.  
Choose the respective  
Icons to Record ( ),  
Stop ( ), Play ( ),  
Ringer  
} ” Sounds } Ringer  
Ringer Volume  
Choose from four ringer volume levels or turn  
the ringer off.  
Save ( ) or Delete (  
a ringer melody.  
)
appears in standby mode to remind you  
when the ringer is turned off.  
Quickly turn the ringer on/off by pressing the  
Centre Key (see page 9). Adjust the ringer  
volume during an incoming call (while ringing)  
by rotating the Jog Dial.  
Ringer Type  
Select from among different ringer melodies.  
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Error Tone  
Set Sound  
Select Error Tone to assign a sound to the  
error tone. Choose from a default error tone or  
recorded sounds (only if you have sounds  
stored under My Sounds).  
} ” Sounds } Set Sound  
Choose Set Sound to access the following  
sound options:  
Event Sounds  
My Sounds  
Assign a sound to be heard at the following  
actions of your CMD-J7/J70:  
Receive SMS, Alarm, Scheduler Alarm, Power  
Up and Power Down.  
Select My Sounds to record own sounds using  
the phone's microphone. Choose the  
respective icons to Record ( ), Stop ( ),  
Play ( ), Save ( ) or Delete ( ) a sound.  
It is possible to record sounds using the  
phone's microphone.  
Key Click  
} Key Click to turn the key click sound on/off.  
} DTMF to turn the DTMF tones on/off. DTMF  
tones are designed to respond to menu  
prompts when pressing a key.  
} Silent to turn off the Key click sound on/off.  
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Settings  
Item  
Default  
Page  
Language  
SIM dependent* 36  
Preferences  
} † Settings } Preferences  
Greeting  
Off  
36  
36  
36  
36  
36  
Choose Preferences to personalise your  
**  
phone according to your preferences, e.g.  
which language, backlight on/off, etc.  
When you receive your phone, it has the  
following default settings:  
Wallpaper  
Backlight  
On  
0
LCD Contrast  
Select Network Auto  
Preferred List SIM dependent 36  
Memory Info  
Factory Reset  
36  
37  
* default language depends on language of the Network  
Operator.  
**  
default wallpaper depends on Network Operator/  
Service Provider.  
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Language  
Select Network  
} † Settings } Preferences } Language  
Select the appropriate language.  
This feature gives you the option to select a  
network automatically when you turn on your  
phone, or manually from a list of available  
networks.  
As a short cut, you can also select the language  
by pressing *#00(country code)#.  
Select your default language by pressing  
*#0000#.  
Preferred List  
Choose Preferred List to edit the automatic  
network selection priority list. This feature is  
helpful e.g. to prioritise roaming partners.  
Greeting  
The Greeting menu allows you to turn on/off  
or to edit the greeting message which appears  
when you turn your phone on.  
Add Network to add a network operator  
to the list.  
Wallpaper  
Select pictures as a wallpaper to appear on the  
display in standby mode.  
Move Network to adjust the order in  
which the names appear in the list.  
Delete Network to remove a network  
operator from the list.  
Backlight  
Choose Backlight to turn the illumination of  
the keypad and display on/off. Switch the  
Backlight off and your phone's battery charge  
will last longer.  
Memory Info  
To display how much memory is available for  
SIM, Phone and the Note area.  
LCD Contrast  
To adjust the contrast of your display.  
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Factory Reset  
After entering the PIN code incorrectly three times,  
your PIN is blocked. Enter the PUK (Personal  
Unblocking Key) to unblock your PIN.  
To perform a master reset of all of your  
phone's settings back to the factory settings  
except Phonebook, Schedule and Network/  
SIM card based settings. This will  
After entering the PUK code incorrectly ten  
times, your SIM card is completely blocked and  
can only be unblocked by your Network  
Operator/Service Provider.  
automatically restart your phone.  
If the PIN code is disabled, the risk of  
unauthorised use of your phone is greater. The  
disabling of the PIN control is SIM card  
dependant.  
Security  
} † Settings } Security  
The Security options allow you to control who  
uses your phone as well as their calling  
privileges. However, emergency calls (SOS)  
are always possible regardless of the  
restrictions/codes you set.  
PIN2 Code  
PIN2 is a code provided by your Network  
Operator/Service Provider and is required for  
access to some features such as FDN  
Phonebook or Call Cost. These features are  
not supported by all networks.  
PIN Code  
Select PIN code to enable/disable or change  
the PIN code. When the PIN code is enabled,  
your phone prompts you to enter the PIN code  
each time you turn on the phone. You can  
change your PIN code to any 4-8 digit  
number. Your PIN code can only be changed  
if the PIN control is switched on.  
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Call Barring  
Limit calls made from your phone which can  
be useful e.g. if you lend your phone to  
someone else but to not want them to make  
international calls. The restrictions in the Call  
Barring menu require the barring password.  
Barring PWD  
Some of the restrictions in the Security menu  
are controlled in the network e.g. Call  
Barring. Your Network Operator/Service  
Provider provides a (Network) password if  
you register for one or more of these network  
call restrictions (Call Barring).  
All Outgoing  
Restrict all outgoing calls except emergency  
calls (112, etc.).  
Changing the Barring Password  
Select Barring PWD from the Security menu.  
Use the keypad to enter the old password and  
then enter your new password. Enter the new  
password again and press the Jog Dial.  
International  
Restrict all international calls.  
Int. Ex. Home  
If the message Invalid appears, the old password you  
entered was incorrect. If you have difficulties, con-  
tact your Network Operator/Service Provider.  
Restrict all outgoing international calls except  
those to your home country.  
All Incoming  
Restrict all incoming calls.  
Security Code  
The Security Code allows you to set a  
password to control access to your browser  
and E-mail. The default Security Code is:  
0000.  
If Abroad  
Restrict all incoming calls when you are  
outside of coverage from your registered  
Network Operator (e.g. when abroad).  
Cancel All  
Cancel all settings of the call barring service.  
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Charge Rate  
Call Data  
} † Settings } Call Data  
Select Charge Rate to set the currency and  
price per unit which will be used to  
calculate the call cost.  
Track or control how long you are on the  
phone and the cost of calls made. So that Call  
costs can be used as a security measure e.g.  
when you lend your phone to someone, you  
must use your PIN2 as a security code when  
you set or change options.  
Enter your PIN2 code at the prompt. Enter  
a currency and the price per unit (to enter a  
decimal point, press  
).  
Charge Limit  
Select Charge Limit to set a unit figure at  
which your phone will not allow any more  
calls to be made. If Unit in the Charge Rate  
menu (see above) was selected, enter the  
Unit value. In case of Currency, enter the  
Currency value.  
Call Time  
Check the length of your last call and total  
calls (incoming and outgoing). Rotate the Jog  
Dial to select which call time you want to  
check.  
Then enter your PIN2 code at the prompt,  
then set the charge limit.  
Call Cost  
Check the cost of your last call, total calls,  
remaining credit and limit credit. Rotate the  
Jog Dial to select the cost you want to check.  
Reset Call Cost  
Select Reset Call Cost, enter your PIN2  
code and then reset the call cost.  
Reset Call Time  
Use the Jog Dial to reset the Call time.  
In order to be able to make phone calls again, reset  
the Call Cost counter or enter a higher Charge Limit.  
Call Cost Setting  
Call Cost Setting offers a choice of three  
options:  
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To make a line selection in standby mode,  
press and hold and use the Jog Dial to  
Call Settings  
} † Settings } Call Settings  
make your selection. 1 or 2 will appear so that  
you know which line is active. It is also  
possible to make the line selection using the  
Call Settings menu option.  
Some of the following features may not be  
supported by some networks.  
Caller ID  
Choose whether or not you want the party you  
are calling to see your telephone number.  
Select Caller ID from the Call Settings menu.  
Use the Jog Dial to select On, Off or Default  
(network default).  
Some menu items may not appear in your  
phone in some networks unless you  
specifically subscribe for them. The following  
settings (e.g. Divert, Security, Ringer Tone,  
Call Waiting and Voicemail) will apply to the  
currently selected line. Some items such as  
your own number entry and voicemail entry  
may not be edited. All calls made will be  
billed to the currently selected line. The Call  
Time and Call Cost settings however, will  
always show the total time or cost of both  
lines.  
Call Waiting  
If activated, your phone will alert you (beep)  
that a call is waiting so that you don't miss  
any calls. Select Call Waiting and use the Jog  
Dial to select Activate, Cancel or Check  
Status.  
Select Line  
Some Network Operators offer the possibility  
to select between two separate phone lines on  
your SIM card. This is useful e.g. for  
separating business and private call costs.  
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Any Key Answer  
Auto Answer  
Answer a call by pressing any key on the  
keypad.  
Automatic answer of an incoming call. Only  
works together with the Handsfree car kit  
accessory.  
Select Any Key Answer and use the Jog Dial  
to select On or Off.  
DTMF Tones  
DTMF tones are emitted when pressing a key  
during menu prompts (e.g. during Voicemail,  
etc.). Select On/Off to activate/deactivate this  
function.  
1 Minute Beep  
Turn the 1 Minute Beep On (Off) to be (not  
be) reminded by a beep in 1 minute intervals  
of the time you are on the phone.  
Auto Redial  
Data Services  
Automatic redial of an engaged line until it is  
no longer busy. Select On/Off to activate/  
deactivate this function. An incoming call  
will interrupt the Auto Redial feature.  
When connected to the optional Data  
accessories (also see their user manuals) your  
phone can send and receive data.  
Selecting a Serial Speed  
This function can be restricted by your  
Network Operator/Service Provider.  
Select Serial Speed and use the Jog Dial to  
select Automatic, or one of the following  
speeds: 115,2Kbps, 57,6Kbps, 38,4Kbps,  
19,2Kbps, 9,6Kbps.  
Show Call Time  
Select On/Off to display/not display the  
elapsed time of your call.  
Select Automatic for automatic detection of  
the serial speed. Enter an AT” command,  
whereafter the phone responds with OK.  
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In step 3, you also have the option to cancel  
Divert  
or check status. Select Cancel to cancel the  
You may need to register for this service with  
your Network Operator/Service Provider.  
divert; then wait for the network response.  
Select the option Check status to check the  
divert settings. Wait for the network  
response and then you can view the current  
status on the display.  
Setting a Divert  
1
2
3
} ° Divert  
Select a Divert option using the Jog Dial.  
If the returned response is Failed, the  
network was unable to set, clear or check  
the selected Divert.  
Select Activate to set the chosen divert  
condition.  
4
Select Voicemail to divert calls to your  
Voicemail or choose a number from the  
Phonebook. Choose Enter Number to  
enter the number manually using the  
keypad.  
appears in standby mode if a Divert is  
set.  
Sometimes a divert option is automatically  
set in the network.  
5
Wait for confirmation from the network.  
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The Divert menu offers the following options:  
} All Data  
Divert all data calls (the phone will not even  
ring).  
} All Calls  
Divert all calls unconditionally (the phone  
will not even ring).  
} Cancel All  
Clear all active diverts.  
} If Not Reachable  
Divert incoming calls when your phone is  
switched off or out of network coverage.  
} If No Reply  
Divert incoming calls if you do not answer the  
call after a certain period of time.  
} If Busy  
Divert incoming calls when your are on the  
phone (line engaged).  
} All Fax  
Divert all fax calls (the phone will not even  
ring).  
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Call History  
Caller ID (Caller Line Identification) is required  
to support Call History entries.  
Provides a record and quick access of up to 10  
of the last outgoing calls, up to 10 of the last  
incoming calls and up to 10 missed calls.  
(This feature is dependent on your Network  
Operator/Service Provider.)  
When the Call History reaches its capacity, the  
oldest number is deleted automatically to provide  
space for the newest entry.  
As a shortcut, you can also press  
mode to display the Call History.  
Outgoing call  
in standby  
1
2
} ’ Call History  
Incoming call  
Missed call  
Use the Jog Dial to choose one of the  
following options: Outgoing calls,  
Incoming calls or Missed calls, then press  
the Jog Dial.  
3
Press the Jog Dial to Call, View, Edit,  
Save or Delete one highlighted name/  
number.  
Select Delete All in step 2 to delete all names/  
numbers.  
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Alarm  
Extras  
Choose the Extras menu to access the  
following sub-menus: Clock, Calculator,  
Games and E-Mail.  
It is possible to set, switch on/off or set the  
Alarm to ring at the same time every day  
(Repeat Daily). When the alarm is on,  
appears in the display in standby mode. If the  
phone is switched off, you will not hear the  
alarm.  
Clock  
} ‡ Extras } Clock  
Timer  
World Clock  
To start and stop the timer at a certain time.  
Press the Jog Dial to select  
a city from the map  
(or press the Centre Key to  
list cities) for the  
When the timer is on,  
display in standby mode.  
appears in the  
The volume of the alarm/timer is determined by the  
ringer volume setting. If the ringer volume is off, the  
alarm/timer will ring at the minimum volume. The  
alarm/timer will still ring even during a call.  
following options:  
} Set ¥ to change the  
home city.  
Clock Format  
Choose from the following clock formats: 24  
Hours, AM/PM, With Date, World Clock.  
Choose Off to have no date/time displayed in  
standby mode.  
} Set ® to change the foreign city.  
} Daylight Saving to switch between summer  
time and winter time.  
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Clock Chime  
1
2
3
} ‡ Extras } Calculator  
Choose from the following Clock Chime  
options: Beep, 8h-20h, Off.  
Enter a number.  
Press  
to select the mathematical  
Set Date/Time  
function and then enter another number.  
Use the Jog Dial and keypad to enter the day,  
month and year (DD/MM/YY) as well as the  
time in hours and minutes (HH/MM).  
4
Press  
to select = for a result.  
If you insert a new battery, please reset the clock.  
Currency Converter  
You can also use the  
calculator as a currency  
converter.  
Calculator  
} ‡ Extras } Calculator  
1
Enter a number into  
the calculator screen.  
The Calculator can perform addition (+),  
subtraction (-), multiplication (×) and division  
(÷).  
2
3
4
Press the Centre Key.  
Press  
to go through the mathematical  
operations of +, -, ×, ÷ in that order.  
Select the desired currency exchange rate.  
Press the Jog Dial.  
Press to clear the entered value and the  
result.  
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Currency Converter Settings  
Games  
} ‡ Extras } Games  
1
Press the Centre Key when the calculator  
screen is displayed.  
Select Games from the Extras menu. During a  
game, press the Centre Key to stop/start the  
background sound. Press the End Key to end  
the game.  
2
Select Settings and press the Jog Dial.  
Select from the following:  
Home Currency to set the home  
currency.  
Bananas  
Two monkeys (player vs.  
Foreign Currency to set the foreign  
currency. After setting the foreign  
currency, press the Jog Dial to set the  
Exchange Rate.  
phone) are in a fight armed  
with bananas. You must  
hit your opponent (see  
number of lives in upper  
right-hand of screen) in  
order to advance to the  
Currency List to edit the currency  
name.  
next stage. Rotate the Jog Dial up (vertical) or  
down (horizontal) to control the angle of the  
throw or to dodge the bananas. But do not  
forget to judge the wind (see wind flag) and  
the effects of gravity when you aim. Press the  
Jog Dial to adjust your throwing power. The  
game is over when all monkeys have been hit.  
Press the Jog Dial to confirm the currency and the  
display will automatically show the next setting.  
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Sand Art  
correct entry in correct place  
total correct entries including those not in  
the correct place  
Test your artistic ability  
with the Jog Dial as your  
paintbrush and the CMD-  
PicPuz  
J7/J70, your canvas.  
The goal of the game is to  
order the puzzle pieces to  
reproduce the picture you  
select. Rotate and then  
press the Jog Dial to select  
a picture (level of  
difficulty).  
Choose one of four sand  
colours using the keypad  
(1-4). Use the Jog Dial to  
control the position of the sand nozzle at the  
top of the screen (up=right, down=left). Press  
the Jog Dial to open or close the sand nozzle.  
Mindblaster  
Rotate the Jog Dial to select a puzzle piece  
(selection blinks). Press the Jog Dial to move  
the selected piece up, down, left or right into  
the blank space.  
The aim of the game is to  
break the code generated  
by the CMD-J7/J70.  
Rotate and then press the  
Jog Dial to select the level  
of difficulty. To begin the  
game, select a number  
Press the Centre Key for help while playing  
the game (puzzle pieces are numbered starting  
with 1 in the upper left-hand corner). Press  
the End Key to exit help.  
from the item ring using the Jog Dial or using  
the keypad. Then press the Jog Dial to check  
your guess:  
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Reading E-mail  
E-mail  
} ‡ Extras } E-mail  
After selecting E-mail from the Extras menu  
select Read to connect to your server and  
display a list of incoming mail. Rotate the Jog  
Dial to highlight the E-mail that you want to  
read, select it with the Jog Dial to read it.  
Also, when you press the Jog Dial you can:  
You can send and read E-mail by accessing to  
your office E-mail server or your Internet  
service provider on the Internet (POP3 and  
SMTP are supported). You will need the  
specific parameters from your internet service  
provider in order to complete the setup.  
Contact your service provider or operator  
directly for complete details for setting  
information, as some service provider or  
operators do not provide this service. Be sure  
to make your settings before you start using  
E-mail.  
Next:  
Prev:  
Read the next E-mail.  
Read the previous E-mail.  
Reply: Reply the E-mail by pressing the Jog  
Dial after selecting the sender.  
You must be logged off of your E-mail account  
on your PC in order to access your E-mail using  
the phone.  
For optimum E-mail management, the phone will  
only display E-mail which is unread and not  
already downloaded by your PC. However, you  
are still able to use your PC to access mail read  
using your phone. You can only delete mail using  
your PC.  
A Security Code may be necessary when using  
your browser or sending E-mail. Use the code  
that is set as your Security Code. For details see  
Security Code, page 38.  
The maximum size of E-mail that can be sent or  
received is 2 Kbytes, including the header.  
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Sending E-mail  
After selecting E-mail from the Extras menu,  
select Send and you can compose an E-mail.  
Settings  
To send and receive E-mail you need to set  
the following.  
Enter your E-mail address correctly as  
indicated by your mail-server manager or  
your provider.  
To:  
Enter the address of the person you  
want to send the E-mail.  
Subject: Enter the subject of your E-mail.  
Provider  
Body: Compose the text of your E-mail.  
Press the Jog Dial and select Send to  
send the E-mail after entering the  
text.  
Dial-Up Number:The phone number to dial-  
up your provider.  
User Name:  
Password:  
The user name to access  
your provider.  
The password to access  
your provider.  
If you would like to access E-mail sent from your  
phone at a later date, copy your own E-mail  
account when writing an E-mail.  
POP3 Server:  
The address of the mail  
server for receiving E-mail.  
Press the Centre Key when writing an E-mail for  
additional menu options.  
SMTP Server: The address of the mail  
server for sending  
E-mail.  
Data Call Type: You can select the relay,  
when you connect to your  
provider. Analog is already  
set.  
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E-mail  
User Name:The user name to access your  
mail server.  
Password: The password to access your mail  
server.  
E-mail  
Address: Your E-mail address.  
Details  
POP3 Port: The number of the port for the  
mail server for the POP3 port. It  
is not necessary to change from  
the regular 110.  
SMTP Port: The number of the port for the  
mail server for the SMTP port. It  
is not necessary to change from  
the regular 25.  
Timeout: Set the amount of time allowed to  
connect to your mail server.  
DNS Server:The settings for DNS (Domain  
Name Server) server.  
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Event List  
Scheduler  
} ™ Scheduler  
The following options are available if you  
select an event.  
Display the calendar, save  
your daily schedule and  
set alarms for important  
tasks. The monthly  
calendar appears as  
follows:  
View  
View details of the event.  
Edit Icon  
Select from a range of icons to be added to the  
event entry.  
: An event is scheduled for that day.  
Edit Time  
Edit the Time of the event.  
Enter a new event or a new to  
do item  
Alarm  
Select from the following options: switch the  
Alarm On/Off, or set it 5 min./1 day before the  
event time. If the phone is switched off, you  
will not hear the alarm.  
1
Select Scheduler from the Main Menu  
and use the Jog Dial to select a day.  
(To change the month, press the Centre  
Key.)  
2
Use the Jog Dial to select New and then  
enter a New Event or a New To Do item.  
Edit Text  
Use the Jog Dial and the keypad to edit the  
event text.  
Delete  
Delete the event entry.  
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Daily To Do List  
When the Calendar is displayed, press the Centre  
Key to display the following options:  
} „ Month  
The following options are available if you  
select one of the ToDo Items.  
To display the specified monthly calendar.  
View  
View details of the ToDo entry. Select OK if  
}
Today  
the entry is correct.  
To return the cursor to the Today window.  
Complete  
}
Go To ...  
Select Complete if you have completed the  
ToDo item. The ToDo entry is ticked. It is  
still possible to View, undo complete  
(= Incomplete) and to edit this entry.  
To go to the desired date.  
} List All  
To list all your entries.  
Edit Text  
} Delete  
Edit the To Do entry.  
You have the choice of the following options:  
Past will permanently delete all entries (but keep  
the current entry/entries).  
All will permanently delete all entries from the  
past and of today.  
Delete  
Delete the To Do entry.  
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WAP Browser  
As a safety measure, a Security Code may be  
necessary to use your browser. Use the code that  
is set as your Security Code (see page 38).  
Internet access is limited to the sites providing  
HTML or WML content. WAP (the Wireless  
Application Protocol created for Internet service  
via mobile phone) is used to access a WML site.  
You cannot make phone calls while accessing the  
mobile Internet.  
With WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) it  
is possible to access a variety of information  
such as news or weather reports from around  
the world including mobile internet sites.  
With this phone you can access various  
HTML or WML internet sites.  
Choose WAP from the Main Menu using the  
Jog Dial or simply press the Centre Key from  
standby mode once you have completed the  
WAP setup in Settings.  
Getting Started  
In order to use WAP, you will need to make  
some settings using parameters specified by  
your Network Operator/Service Provider. For  
your reference, sample parameters are  
provided and underlined however you will  
need the specific parameters from your  
Network Operator/Service Provider in  
order to complete the setup. You may be  
able to obtain the parameters from the web  
page of your Network Operator/Service  
Provider.  
It is necessary to register with a Network  
Operator/Service Provider to use this  
telephone as a browser. In some cases  
registration has already been completed.  
Check with your Network Operator/Service  
Provider in advance to confirm whether your  
subscription allows access to WAP services  
and whether it is possible to access WAP  
when roaming.  
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The browser can be configured to access  
WAP or HTML sites. The procedure to set up  
the configuration depends on the server type.  
See an example for WAP below.  
7
8
Select Bearer Service to specify the  
bearer type (Data or SMS) your Network  
Operator/Service Provider requires.  
Bearer Service: Data  
1
2
3
4
Select WAP from the Main Menu. Then  
select Settings.  
Select Provider to set the following  
parameters specified by your Network  
Operator/Service Provider:  
Dial Up Number: +12 345 67 890  
(number to access the gateway)  
ISP User Name: abc  
Select the first field labeled Empty and  
then select Edit.  
Enter the Security Code (default 0000) at  
the prompt (see also page 38).  
ISP Password: sony  
Data Call Type: Automatic  
Select Name to enter a name that will be  
displayed for your site.  
9
Select the arrow to return to the Edit  
menu.  
Name: My Provider  
5
6
Select Home Page to enter the URL of the  
home page specified by your Network  
Operator/Service Provider.  
10 Select GW Server to enter the address of  
the gateway server of your Network  
Operator/Service Provider.  
Home Page: wap.myprovider.com  
GW Server: 10.255.255.255  
Select Server Type to select WAP or  
HTML depending on which type of server  
your provider has.  
11 Select Security to choose On for a secure  
connection to your gateway (GW port  
9203) or Off for a non-secure connection  
(GW port 9201) depending on your  
Server Type: WAP  
Network Operator/Service Provider.  
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12 Select Details and then Timeout to enter  
the default timeout value in seconds  
specified by your Network Operator/  
Service Provider (if your Network  
Operator/Service Provider does not  
specify a value, 120 seconds should be  
sufficient for most Network Operators/  
Service Providers).  
The Browser Menu  
Choose WAP from the Main Menu using the  
Jog Dial or simply press the Centre Key from  
standby mode once you have completed the  
WAP setup in Settings. From the WAP menu,  
rotate the Jog Dial and then press to select an  
item from the menu.  
Home  
} ® WAP } ¥ Home  
Timeout: 120  
13 Select the arrow to return to the previous  
menu. Select Set Home to set this entry as  
your home or default address. You are  
now ready to begin using WAP! Simply  
select Home from the WAP menu to  
access your home site.  
Select Home to access the homepage you  
have entered in Settings.  
Favourites  
} ® WAP } © Favourites  
Select Favourites to access, edit or delete a  
URL from your Favourites list. Rotate the Jog  
Dial to select a URL, then press the Jog Dial  
to display the following options:  
To set up HTML, you will need to set the Server  
Type to HTML as well as the Proxy and Details  
settings. However, with HTML the GW Server and  
Security settings are not necessary. Contact your  
Network Operator/Service Provider for details.  
Go:  
Connect to the selected URL.  
Move: Change the order of your Favourites.  
Edit: Edit the name and URL of Favourites.  
Delete: Delete a URL from your Favourites.  
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You can also access your Favourites while browsing  
(see also “While Browsing”). However, you will  
need to enter “wsp://” and then the URL to any WAP  
sites you would like to access during a WAP session.  
the URL to any HTML sites you would like to  
access while browsing.  
Home:  
Refresh:  
Add to  
Access your home site.  
Refresh the displayed page.  
Favourites: Save the current URL.  
Favourites: Access a URL from Favourites.  
Manual URL:Access a URL by entering it  
manually.  
Close your browser and return  
to standby mode.  
Settings  
} ® WAP } † Settings  
Quit:  
Configure the settings to access WAP  
services. Be sure to make these settings  
before using WAP.  
Navigation  
When browsing a WAP site, press  
The  
icon indicates the site that you have  
to  
set as your home site. To change your home  
site, select Set Home from the menu after you  
choose a site with the Jog Dial. See also  
“Getting Started” (see page 54) for details  
about the required Settings. Choose Delete to  
delete a site profile.  
scroll through the option of a selection field  
(form field). Press the Jog Dial to select one  
or more items. Press  
to exit back to the  
previous page when browsing.  
Closing the Browser  
Press and hold  
to disconnect (only when  
While Browsing  
the bearer service is set to Data) and close the  
browser.  
Press  
while browsing, for the following  
options:  
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Appendix  
Troubleshooting  
Problem  
Possible Causes  
Empty battery  
Possible Remedies  
Unable to  
switch on  
Charge the battery (see page 13).  
Defective battery  
Replace the battery. Note that after several years,  
gradual decline is normal.  
The  
icon  
Weak signal  
Move to an open space or nearer to a window.  
appears  
Outside GSM coverage area Check operator coverage map.  
SIM not valid Call your service provider.  
Network access not allowed Try manual network search (see page 36).  
Call not  
possible  
Dialling error  
Use full national area code. When abroad, use also  
international access code to reach home country.  
All calls barred  
Check settings (Password is needed to clear).  
Check for new restrictions.  
Another SIM inserted  
Call barring set  
Check outgoing call barring settings (see page 38).  
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Problem  
Possible Causes  
Possible Remedies  
Difficult to hear –––  
the other party  
Adjust earpiece volume, and reduce noise around  
you (see page 19).  
Phones loses  
network  
Weak signal  
Reconnection, or connection to another operator is  
automatic. Switching phone off and on may  
accelerate this.  
SIM error  
Damaged SIM card  
Please contact your service provider.  
SIM card not  
registered  
Network does not recognize Please contact your service provider.  
the SIM card  
Not able to  
receive calls  
Call barring set  
Divert set  
Check incoming call barring settings (see page 38).  
Check call divert settings (see page 42).  
Battery  
Charging  
Battery overdischarged  
Charge the battery a full charging cycle (up to  
approx. 3 hours) for the indicator to appear.  
indicator does  
not appear  
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Unblocking the SIM Card  
Technical Specifications  
If you enter the PIN code incorrectly 3 times,  
the SIM card is blocked.  
E-GSM 900 Mobile  
Telephone  
Class 4 (2 Watts)  
1
2
3
Enter the PUK and press the Jog Dial (or  
press ).  
GSM 1800 Mobile  
Telephone  
Class 1 (1 Watt)  
Enter the new PIN (4-8 digits) and press  
the Jog Dial (or press ).  
Frequency Range  
(Transmission)  
880-915 MHz and  
1710-1785 MHz  
Enter the new Pin code again and press  
Frequency Range  
(Reception)  
925-960 MHz and  
1805-1880 MHz  
the Jog Dial (or press  
The SIM is unblocked.  
).  
Handset Operating  
Temperature  
-10 °C – +55 °C  
If you enter the wrong unblock code (PUK) 10  
times, your SIM is blocked completely. In this  
case contact your Network Operator/Service  
Provider.  
In order to receive more information (SIM and  
PUK), please contact your Network Operator/  
Service Provider.  
Accessories Operating ±0 °C – +45 °C  
Temperature  
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Part of the software included in this product is  
© Copyright STNC Ltd. 1994 - 1999 All  
rights reserved.  
Part of the software included in this product is  
© Copyright Microsoft Corporation 2000 -  
2001 All rights reserved.  
Licensing  
Your CMD-J7/J70 is authorized for use in  
GSM 900 / 1800 networks and complies with  
EU standards.  
This equipment complies with  
the essential requirements of  
the Directive 1999/5/EC  
Radio and  
Declaration of Conformity  
See page 62 “Declaration of Conformity J7”  
and page 63 “Declaration of Conformity J70”.  
Telecommunications Terminal  
Equipment Directive.  
0168  
95/54/EC “Car Automotive  
Directive”  
Applies to accessories used in  
vehicles confirmed by the  
e-mark.  
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB  
reserves the right to make changes or  
improvements to any of the products  
described in this guide without prior notice.  
T9™ text input is a registered trademark of  
Tegic Communications Inc. and the T9™ text  
input software is provided under license of  
Tegic Communications Inc.  
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Appendix  
Menu  
Operation  
Basic  
Operation  
Getting  
Started  
Your Sony  
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Important Notice  
Effective 1st October 2001, Sony Ericsson  
Mobile Communications AB was established.  
This product is manufactured for, by, or under  
license from, Sony Corporation and/or Sony  
Ericsson Mobile Communications AB.  
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB  
agrees that it shall honor the consumer  
guarantee applicable for this product to the  
same extent, and in the same manner as, Sony  
Corporation.  
All Sony trademarks and copyright remain the  
property of Sony Corporation and are used  
with permission by Sony Ericsson Mobile  
Communications AB.  
Should you have any questions regarding the  
product, the guarantee, or Sony Ericsson  
Mobile Communications AB, please contact  
our Helpline Services indicated on the  
guarantee card.  
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Index  
Timer  
45  
45  
20  
15  
A
J
Any Key Answer  
Auto Answer  
Auto Redial  
41  
41  
41  
World Clock  
Conference Call  
Connection  
Jog Dial  
8
K
Key Click  
Keypad Lock  
34  
10  
B
D
Backlight  
Battery Pack  
Charging  
Inserting  
36  
Data Services  
Divert  
DTMF  
41  
42  
20  
L
13  
12  
Language  
36  
36  
32  
20  
LCD Contrast  
Local Area Info  
Loudspeaker  
E
E-mail  
49  
10, 37, 38  
34  
C
Calculator  
Currency Converter  
Call Cost  
Call History  
Call Hold  
Call Time  
Call Waiting  
Caller ID  
Centre Key  
Ciphering  
Clock  
46  
46  
39  
44  
19  
Emergency Calls  
Error Tone  
Event Sounds  
M
34  
Memory Info  
Microphone On/Off  
36  
20  
F
39  
Factory Reset  
37  
N
20, 40  
40  
Network  
15, 16  
9
Network Specific Service  
G
9
18  
Games  
Greeting Message  
11, 47  
36  
O
One Minute Beep  
41  
Alarm  
Set  
45  
46  
H
Headset  
18, 20  
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Select Line  
Select Network  
Selection  
Signal Strength  
Silent Mode  
SIM Application Toolkit  
SIM Card  
Inserting  
Removing  
Single Beep  
SMS (Messaging)  
Create  
Delete  
Edit  
Forward  
Memory class  
Message Format  
Read  
40  
36  
16  
15  
9
P
V
Phonebook  
Creating Entries  
FDN Phonebook  
Grouping  
Vibra Alert  
Voicemail  
9
24  
25  
25  
23  
27  
24  
23  
26  
9, 26  
W
Making Calls  
Note  
Own Number  
Saving Entries  
Search  
9
Wallpaper  
WAP Browser  
36  
54  
12  
13  
9
Service Dialling  
Numbers  
25  
15, 37  
37  
30  
29  
29  
29  
31  
31  
28  
29  
31  
31  
31  
31  
PIN  
PIN2  
Preferences  
Preferred List  
35  
36  
R
Ringer Type  
Ringer Volume  
Adjusting  
Roaming  
33  
33  
19  
16  
Reply  
Reply Cost  
Result Report  
Service Centre  
Validity period  
Speaker Volume  
Adjusting  
S
Scheduler  
Event  
52  
52  
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