User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- The sixbasic menus
- Scope of delivery
- An initial overview
- Initial operation
- Making calls, receiving calls, mailbox query, emergency calls
- Navigation
- Your contacts
- Log
- Settings
- Ringer Settings
- Selecting ring tone
- Setting an alarm
- Display own number
- Activating your Top 3 contacts
- SIM Backup
- Activating keypad tones
- Entering the time and date
- Language settings
- Voicemail number
- Activating and deactivating Caller ID display to other users during a call
- Activating Call Divert
- Activating the Call Waiting function
- Barring Calls
- Activating power saving mode
- Contrast
- Security
- Activating the area info display
- Network selection
- Restoring all settings
- SIM Services
- The mobile phone cradle
- Connecting the mobile phone to your PC
- Troubleshooting
- Index Alarm55Area info67Automatic redial21Battery78Battery charging78Blocking calls63Call barring64Call divert61, 62, 63Call Waiting63calls17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 26, 35, 37, 38, 39, 41, 61, 71, 79, 80Charging the battery17Contacts26, 28, 42Cradle69Create38,
- Care and safety information
- Warranty
- Conformance Document
- End User Licence Agreement (EULA), for the software
- Technical Specifications
- Glossary of terms
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reminders for specific dates
alarm messages when the memory for text messages, contacts is full or almost
full
the reception of vCards
9.3 The flashing Home key
A flashing Home key indicates a new event. The flashing ends when you have
pressed the Home key. Just press the Home key, then use the Up/Down key to go to
the displayed message and select it with the left menu key.
9.4 The notification tone
When a new message arrives, this is also signalled by a notification tone.
Please note: if "Vibrate" is set for the ring tone, there will not be a notification tone;
instead, the mobile phone will vibrate briefly. If the ring tone is set to "Silent", there
will not be a notification tone either.
9.5 Your Voicemail (Mailbox)
If a new voice message arrives in your mailbox, you will receive a message from your
mobile phone; the Home key will flash and there will be an audio signal. (Please
note: only on "Loud" or "Normal" setting.)
Within the Log menu, a counter appears after the "Voicemail" menu item, showing
you how many voice messages you have received (depending on your network
operator).
The counter is also displayed in the Home screen.
To listen to the voice messages in your mailbox, press the Log key then scroll to the
menu item "Voicemail" and press the green "Hello" key or the left menu key ("Call").
You will be automatically connected to your voicemail. You can also access your
voicemail with the usual short code.
Another method is to call up the mailbox with a long press on the "1" key.
Then, follow the instructions in the voice menu of your mailbox.
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