User's Manual

Call 24ard

For each record in SIM card or handset, the name field can input any character、number、

Chinese/English word. The number field only can input numbers and “*”“#”“+”“w”“p”， can’t

input Chinese word or other English characters. “w” only can input one time，and the “p” must

display behind “w”. “p” can be input many time. The post code field only can input numbers. The

other fields can input any character、number、Chinese/English word.

When in a call, if the opposite party number is in PB and associated with a big head icon,

then the big head icon will be displayed with the name and number as indication instead of call

icon.

Capacity

Enter this menu, the user will see the total number on the SIM card and handset, and he will

see how many has been used on the SIM card and handset.

Sort the Mixed List

Upon entering the PB, select “Enter” to enter the Mixed List of the SIM Card PB and

Handset PB. The list only display the name of each record.

Mixed List supports Keystroke Quick Positioning

The user can press the initial letter of the name (initial Pinyin letter for Chinese records) to

quick locate the record with this initial letter, and then press [Up]/[Down] key to browse.

Take key [2] for example, valid “Pinyin” defined to key [2] include only “A”, “B” and “C”.

Press key [2] in the PB list, and then:

1. Select “A” to see all Pinyin with the initial letter as “A”: “a”, “ai”, “an”, “ang” and “ao”.

2. Search for Chinese records with initial Pinyin “a” in PB. Move to the first matching

Chinese record with initial Pinyin “a” if there is any.

3. If there is no Chinese name with initial Pinyin “a” in PB, then repeat step 2 to search for

Chinese record with initial Pinyin “ai”, “an”, “ang” and “ao”. Move to the first matching record if

there is any.

4. If there are no matching records, step 1---3 will be repeated to search for letter “B” and

“C”. If found, then move to the first matching record; otherwise it indicates no matching Chinese

records can be found by pressing key [2].

5. Start searching for English records. Search for the name with an initial letter “A” and move

to the first matching record if there is any matching record. Otherwise, search names with initial

letter “B”, “C” and “2”. The rest follows the same procedure.

6. If no matching records are found by all GSM letters defined to [2] key, the cursor will stay

unchanged.