User's Manual

Validity (2-1-4-X-3)

This network service makes it possible to set a length of time (Minutes, Hours,

Days and Weeks) during which the SMS messages will be stored by the

Service Centre while it tries to send them. To move between items, press

; to change the units of time, use  and .

Note: If the maximum time entered exceeds the time laid down by the Service

Centre, the message is automatically reduced to their specifications.

Destination (2-1-4-X-4)

This function makes it possible to save the phone number of the recipient of

new EMS messages. The number appears automatically under “Send to”

when you send a new EMS message, barring the opportunity of changing the

number by pressing . This function is particularly helpful if you often send

EMS messages to the same recipient.

Protocol (2-1-4-X-5)

This network service makes it possible to convert the EMS message into

different formats, such as: ISDN and PSTN services, Pager, E-mail, Fax, etc.

Note: Change the set value “0_ Text” only after calling the network operator to

check whether other formats are supported.

Set default (2-1-4-X-6)

This function sets the parameters set in the previous menus as automatic.

If there is more than one profile saved, it permits choosing and applying the

most suitable one (until another one is set as default) according, for instance,

to the EMS Centre used, the recipient's phone number and the protocol to be

used.

Automatic deletion (Menu 2-1-5)

This function makes it possible to turn SMS message automatic deletion on or

off after they have been read.

Reply path (Menu 2-1-6)

This network service permits the EMS message recipient to send a reply using

the same EMS Centre as the sender.

Confirm (Menu 2-1-7)

This network service lets the sender obtain confirmation from the SMS Centre

that the message has been received.