User's Manual

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EMS/SMS MESSAGES
Ems: what they are and how to use them
EMS (Enhanced Messages Services) are one of the most recent innovations in
the field of SMS text messaging. In addition to normal text messages, you can
now send sounds, melodies, pictures and animation.
When the recipient reads the message (the recipient's phone must support
EMS), melodies play automatically, and any animation or pictures inserted in
the message appear alongside the text.
Setting the SMS parameters
Before sending any messages, you will need to set some functional
parameters. Most of these settings are determined by your SIM card operator.
You can create several profiles containing different settings (i.e. if you use
different network operators with separate SMS message centers, or if you send
differently classed messages).
Select Parameter profiles (3-1-4) - a list of the existing profiles is displayed.
Choose the one you would like to edit by pressing
Profile name (menu 3-1-4-x-1)
This is the assigned profile name under which you are operating. It appears in
the available profile list.
Service centre (menu 3-1-4-x-2)
This is a telephone number given by your network operator (you can ask your
service provider for it) to deliver messages. Do not confuse this number with
the phone number of the person to whom you are sending your message.
Validity (menu 3-1-4-x-3)
This network service lets you set a period during which time SMS messages
remain at the Message Center while it continues attempting to send them.
Use or , to make your selection.
T9 is a registered
trademark of Tegic
Communications, Inc.
and is patented
technology in Europe
and in other Countries.
This unit can send and receive traditional
SMS messages. It has two additional
message features: T9 and EMS, which
speed up the writing of messages and let
you insert drawings, animation, and audio
into the messages.
To enable an SMS profile select it with the joystick, then press