discover your phone - philips · 1 a carousel is a circular loop of icons displayed on the screen....

Press and hold ).

Enter your PIN code usingthe keypad and press ,or # to confirm.

Press the side key up ordown when in idle mode.

Enter the phone number onthe keypad and press (to dial.

Press ( when yourphone rings.

Press the side key up ordown during the call.

Press ).

Press , in idle mode.

Press- in idle mode.

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Discover your phone

Philips continuously strives to improve its products.Therefore, Philips reserves the rights to revise this userguide or withdraw it at any time without prior notice.Philips provides this user guide «as is» and does not ac-cept, except as required by applicable law, liability forany error, omission or discrepancy between this userguide and the product described.

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Keypad

Microphone

b key

Navigationand , key

Screen

Ccamera keyc key

Pick up and Wap ( key

Hang up and) on/off key

Side keys(volume)

How to...

Switch phone On/Off

Enter PIN code

Set the ringer volume

Make a call

Answer a call

Set conversationvolume

End a call

Access the main menu

Access the Phonebook

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cular loop of icons displayed on therepresents a feature or operation of

ithin the screen; the hidden ones ap-g< or>.

in carousel by pressing , when in (anti clockwise) or> (clock-

when the feature or option of youror c to cancel. Another sub-car-en appear.

will alternate between two op-ivate/Deactivate, On/Off, Increase/etc.

med Press and hold the ,key.

Press and hold (.

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A carousel is a cirscreen. Each icon your phone.

All icons don’t fit wpear when scrollin

You access the maidle mode. Move<wise) and press,choice is selected, ousel or list will th

Pressing+ or -tions, such as ActDecrease a value,

Use the Phonebook Browse the list by mov-ing+or-and press( to call the selectedname.

Access BeDJ Press b in idle mode.

Access the Call list Press+ in idle mode.

Go to previous menu Press c.

Quickly return to idle when browsing menus

Press and hold c.

Lock/unlock the keypad Press and hold c whenin idle mode.

View the last call made Press ( in idle mode.

Change thelanguage used

Press and hold 0, move+ or - to select thelanguage and press ,.

Access a functionin the menu

Press ,, move<or>to select a function,then press , to enter thesub-menu. Repeat to reachthe desired function.

Activate a programVoice command

Launch WAP

The carouse

ify the idle screen (missed call,ress , to access the corre-g press c to go back to the


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Browse carousels and lists until you reach the desiredfeature or option. When navigating in a list, a scroll barlocated on the right hand side of the screen shows youractual position in the list. With the navigation key, youcan then select or adjust all the functions of your phoneas described in the relevant chapter of this user guide.

Some events may modnew message, etc.). Psponding menu or lonidle screen.

Events

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....................................................20 ..................................................20ode settings ..........................20

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call .......................................23all .........................................23....................................................23ode .......................................23ode ..................................... 24

tings ..................................... 24solution ............................... 24uality ................................... 24 ........................................... 24x ..................................... 25....................................................25


Table of contents

Table of contents1. Get started .........................................7

Insert the SIM card ...........................................7Switch on the phone ........................................8Set date and time ..............................................8Copy the SIM phonebook ...............................8Charge the battery ...........................................9

2. Main features ...................................10Access and consult the phonebook ........... 10Make a call ....................................................... 10Answer and end a call ................................... 10Call handsfree ................................................. 10Change the ringer .......................................... 11Lock / unlock the keypad ............................. 11Activate the silence mode ........................... 11Activate the vibra alert ................................. 11Fotocall: see and hear who’s calling ........... 12Foto Talk: add voice to pictures ................ 12Read your mobile phone number .............. 12Mute the microphone ................................... 13Unmute the microphone .............................. 13Record a conversation .................................. 13Adjust the earpiece volume ......................... 13Clear the call list ............................................ 13Clear the SMS list .......................................... 13

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6. Music & MiHow to... ......

Table of contents

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Get started ...................................................... 25Activate tracks .....................................25Change track melodies and instruments 26Change the tempo ................................26Start recording ....................................27Manage the recording ..........................27

Record a mix ................................................... 27Create your own style and mix .................. 27

From existing files ................................28From scratch .......................................28

Save your own styles ..................................... 28Receive a call ................................................... 28

7. Phonebook ....................................... 29SIM card phonebook ..................................... 29Phone’s phonebook ....................................... 30Add names in the phonebook ..................... 30

In the SIM card ..................................30In the phone ........................................30Add a record in the phone’s phonebook .31Own numbers .....................................31

Fotocall: see & hear who’s calling .............. 31Edit and manage names ................................. 32

In the SIM card ..................................32In the phone ........................................33

Make calls ......................................................... 34Emergency number ..............................34Other number .....................................34

8. Settings ............Sounds ...................

Silent ...........Ringer volumeRinger ..........Messages RingEqualiser ......Key tones ......Sounds Alerts Vibra alert ...

Display ...................Screen saver ..Animation ...Backlight .....Wallpaper ....

Hotkeys ................Voice command ..Voice dial ..............Security .................

Keypad lock ..Public names Call barring .Change codes PIN protection

Network ...............GPRS attach Register againPreferred list .

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r ...............................................74....................................................74....................................................74....................................................75new event ..............................75n event ..................................75....................................................77


Table of contents

Access settings ......................................44Time and date ................................................. 46

Clock display .......................................46Set date ..............................................46Date format ........................................46Time zone ..........................................46Daylight saving ...................................46Set time ..............................................46

Profiles .............................................................. 47Language ........................................................... 47

9. Messages ...........................................49SMS .................................................................... 49

Send a SMS ........................................49Read SMS ..........................................50SMS settings .......................................51SMS Archive .......................................52

E-Mail ................................................................ 52Settings ...............................................53Write and send an e-mail ....................55Receive and read e-mails ......................56

Broadcast Message ........................................ 60Instant message .............................................. 60MMS .................................................................. 61

Create an MMS ..................................61Receive an MMS .................................63Manage folders ....................................65Settings ...............................................65

10. Infrared ..Position of deSend data ......

Select an Send the

Receive data .Activate ISave the dUse the p

11. MultimediPicture albumSound album Demo mode Memory StatuSound recordBeDJ ...............Camera .........

12. Games & AEuro converteCalculator .....Alarm clock ..Organiser .....

Create a Modify a

Brick Game ..

Table of contents

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...................................... 86age ................................ 86...................................... 86...................................... 86...................................... 86vices ........................87............................................87............................................87it characters ................... 87ccess your answering...................................... 88l .........................................88call .....................................88ll .........................................89............................................89r ........................................90.................................. 91.................................. 95.................................. 98ccessories ............ 99nformity ..............100


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13. Call information ........................... 78Call settings ..................................................... 78

Call forward .......................................78Mailboxes ...........................................78Auto redial .........................................79Any key answer ...................................79Call waiting ........................................79Caller ID ............................................79

Call list .............................................................. 79Call list ...............................................80Reset ...................................................80

Call counters ................................................... 80GSM counters .....................................80GPRS counters ....................................81

14. WAP ............................................... 82Internet services ............................................. 82

Launch a WAP session .........................82End a WAP session ..............................82Homepage ...........................................82Bookmarks ..........................................83Enter address .......................................83Settings ...............................................83Push inbox ..........................................85

Options ............................................................ 85Homepage ...........................................85Back ...................................................85

Forward .......Refresh .........Save as homepSave as... ......Exit .............Receive a call

15. Operator serGSM strings ..........DTMF tones .........

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e clipped corner of the card is in the.

ery door into its slot, metallic con-wards, until it stops. Then lock it bywnwards.

ack cover of your phone: hook the onto the hinges on the top of thepress the bottom down until the


Get started

1 • Get started

Read the safety instructions in the «Precautions» section be-fore use.

To use your phone, you must insert a valid SIM cardsupplied by your GSM operator or retailer. The SIMcard contains your subscription, your mobile number,and memory in which you can store phone numbersand messages (see “Phonebook” page 29).

1. Press on the two clips on each side of the backcover of your phone as shown below and removeit.

2. Remove the SIM card from its holder and insert itunder the metal clip holder, until it stops. Be

careful that thcorrect corner

3. Slide the battnectors downpushing it do

4. Replace the bfront housingphone, then latch catches.

Insert the SIM card

Get started

code. If you make a mistake,press,or #.to confirm.

hone at first switch on, set theppropriate numeric keys (presser), then press,to validate.ay to set the time.

time options, see page 46.

e SIM phonebook at very first to do it directly from the phone-).

hone before and are using therd might contain all or part ofok. The mobile phone detectss you if you want to copy your the built-in phonebook. Press to accept. Whether you accept-d the copy, the phonebook lo- always automatically set as your switch back to the SIM phone-

onebook


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5. Remove the protective film covering the screenbefore using the phone.

1. To switch on the phone, press the ) key.2. When you switch on the phone, you may be

prompted to enter the PIN code, which is the 4to 8-digit secret code of your SIM card to protectit from unauthorised use. It is preconfigured andcommunicated to you by your operator orretailer. To personalise the PIN code, see page 43.

If you enter a wrong PIN code 3 times, your SIM cardis blocked. To unblock it, you must request the PUKcode from your operator.

3. Enter your PIN press c. Then

As prompted by the pdate by pressing the ac to erase a numbProceed in the same w

For complete date and

If you do not copy thswitch, you will be ablebook menu (see page 29

If you had a mobile psame SIM card, the cayour current phonebothis and a message askSIM phonebook ontoc to cancel or ,ed, aborted or cancellecated on your phone isdefault phonebook. To

Switch on the phone

Set date and time

Copy the SIM ph

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bars are steady the battery is fullyu can disconnect the charger.n the network and condition of use,be up to 6 hrs and stand-by time up

er plugged to the mobile when therged doesn’t damage the battery. Theff the charger is to unplug it, so use

e AC power socket. You can connectT supply (Belgium only).

ntend to use your phone for severalmend you disconnect the battery.

hone while it is on charge (note thats Off when plugging the charger). Ifletely flat, the battery icon will only

r 3 minutes of charging.


Get started

book, press , and select Phonebook > Phonebooksettings > Phonebook select > In SIM card.

Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery. Anew battery is partially charged and an alarm will warnyou when the battery reaches low.

We recommend that you do not remove the batterywhen the phone is switched on: you may lose all yourpersonal settings (see information on battery safety,page 93).

1. Once the battery and battery cover are clipped onthe phone, plug the connector of the charger(supplied with the phone, in the box) into theLEFT hand socket at the base of the phone on oneend, then plug it into a main AC power socketwith easy access on the other end.

2. The battery symbol indicates the state of charge:• During charging the 4 charge indicators change;

Each bar represents around 25% of charge and ittakes around 1.45 hours to fully recharge yourmobile phone.

• When all 4 charged, yoDepending otalk time can to 300 hrs.

Keeping the chargbattery is fully chaonly way to turn oan easily accessiblthe charger to an I

3. If you don’t idays, we recom

You can use the pthe vibra alert goethe battery is compreappear after 2 o

Charge the battery

Main features

depending on your subscriptionrmitted this information to be

ber may be displayed. If thethe selected phonebook (seeding name is displayed instead

, press (.ress ). If you have activatede page 78), the call is divertedice mail.).

ring if in Silence mode (see selected Any Key Answer (seet a call by pressing any key (ex-

and safety, ensure you move the ear when calling handsfree, es-g the volume.

phonebook in your SIM card,ss ,twice to access the next

a call


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2 • Main features

In idle mode, press-. Depending onthe selected phonebook (in SIM or inphone), the content that appears on the

screen may vary: see “Phonebook” page 29 for detailson this subject.To consult the phonebook during a call, press ,, se-lect View Names List, press , and scroll through theentries by pressing-or +. Then press c twiceto return to the in-call screen.

1. In idle mode, enter the phone number using thekeypad. To correct an error, press c.

2. Press ( to dial the number and press ) tohang up.

For an international call, enter the «+» sign instead ofthe usual international prefix by pressing and holding*. To learn how to make a call from the phonebook,see “Make calls” page 34.

When receiving a call, and if the caller has petransmitted, his numnumber is stored in page 29), the corresponof the number.1. To answer the call2. To reject a call, p

“Call forward” (seto a number or vo

3. To hang up, press

The phone will not page 11). If you havepage 79), you can accepcept )).

For your own comfort phone away from yourpecially when increasin

1. If you selected theselect a record, pre

Access and consult the phonebook

Make a call

Phonebook

Answer and end

Call handsfree

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u don’t want your phone to ringn you receive a call, you can deacti- the ringer as follows:elect Settings > Sounds > Silent ande volume is set to On.

the side key while in idle screen until silence.

the ringer when receiving a call byey down.

u want your phone to vibrate whenreceive a call, you can activate the vi-lert as follows:elect Settings > Sounds > Vibra alert

.r - to select On or Off and pressrm.

ra doesn’t mute the ringer. If yound keep the vibra function on, acti-e as described above.automatically deactivated when you

ilence mode

ibra alert


Main features

carousel, then select Call handsfree andpress,to dial the number.

2. If you selected the phonebook in your phone,proceed the same way to call the default number,or press < or >, select another number inthe list, then press , and select Call handsfree.

If already on the phone, press,twice to switch tohandsfree mode and back.

1. Press,, select Settings > Sounds > Ringer andpress , again.

2. Move+or-to select a ringer in the list,then press , to confirm your choice.

You can lock the keypad to protect thekeys from being pressed accidentally(e.g., when the phone is in your pocket).

To lock the keypad, press and hold c when in idlescreen. To unlock the keypad, press and hold cagain.

If yowhevate

Press , and spress -until th

You can also press the volume is set to

You can also mutepressing the side k

If yoyou bra a

1. Press ,, sand press ,

2. Move + o, to confi

Activating the vibwant to mute it avate the Silent modThe vibra alert is plug the charger.

Change the ringer

Lock / unlock the keypad

Keypad lock

Activate the s

Activate the v

Silent

Vibra alert

Main features

de, press C to activate the C to take a picture of your

> Sound recording > New.g something and save it in the

> Phonebook set. > Group set-ename a group and select your their picture.

a name in your phonebook and and choose Select group to linkt you renamed.

bile phone number, press- select Own numbers, then press press,again. Your phone present on your SIM card. Ifollow the instructions.

s been stored in the Phonebook, a call. See “Access and consult0.

phone number


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This feature, which is available when using the cameraand also from the Picture album, allows you to quicklysend a message made of a picture and a sound.1. When in idle mode, press C to activate the

camera.2. Press C to take a picture, then press , to

access the option and select Send by MMS.3. Press , again to access the Voice memo

recording window.4. Press ,, select the person you want to send it

to and validate the list. Press , twice to sendyour message.

This will send one message to one person, without text.See “MMS” page 61 for details on this feature.

This feature is available only when selecting the phone-book in the phone (not the one in the SIM card).

This feature allows you to link one or several names toa group. When a name in that group calls, it will appearalong with the corresponding picture, and the melodydefined for that group will ring.

1. When in idle mocamera, and pressfriend.

2. Select MultimediaRecord them sayinSound album.

3. Select Phonebook tings > Groups. Rfriend’s voice, then

4. Press -, select press ,. Press ,it to the group tha

To read your own mowhen in idle mode and,, select Show andnumber is displayed ifnot, select New, then f

If your own number hayou can read it duringthe phonebook” page 1

Foto Talk: add voice to pictures

Fotocall: see and hear who’s calling

Read your mobile

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the maximum recording time avail-ecording” page 73).

rsation during a call:r several simultaneous calls are ins , to access the call context car-

then Record dialogue, only the caller’s

d dialogue and press,. Press hang up to end the recording.nd when hanging up, an edit win-u to name the recording.save the recording, which is thene menu Multimedia > Sound album.

lear your call list, press , and se-Call Info > Call list > Reset. Presstwice to reset the call list.

messages list at once, press , andMS > Read SMS > Delete all SMS. Press the SMS list.

list

S list


Main features

During a call, move the side key up or down to in-crease/decrease the volume.

You can mute the microphone so thatyour caller cannot hear you.During a call, press,, select Mute andconfirm by pressing ,.

To unmute the microphone during acall, press,, select Unmute and con-firm by pressing,. The microphoneis unmuted.

In most countries, conversation record-ing is subject to law regulation. We ad-vise you to notify the caller if you intend

to record the conversation you have with them and onlyrecord if they agree. You should also keep any recording

private. 1 min. is able (see “Sound r

To record a conve1. While one o

progress, presousel.

If you select Mute, voice is recorded.

2. Select Recorc,, or

3. In all cases, adow allows yo

4. Press,to available in th

To clect ,

To clear the wholeselect Messages > S,twice to reset

Adjust the earpiece volume

Mute the microphone

Unmute the microphone

Record a conversation

Mute

Unmute

Record dialogue

Clear the call

Clear the SM

Reset

Main features

(of ringers, events, etc.), press page instead of item by item.

settings (see page 36),honebook (see page 30),ssage (see page 49),age 50),

t (see page 79),ser (see page 75),ee page 88).

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You can also delete all the SMS messages from the SMSArchive menu. Deleting your SMS list is useful to freememory space in order to receive new messages.

To clear the content of your phonebook at once, press, and select Phonebook > Phonebook set. > Deleteall. Press , to reset the phonebook content.

This option only applies to the phonebook in yourphone, NOT to the SIM phonebook.

When browsing a list 0 to scroll page per

- Change the equalizer- Add a name to the p- Write and send a me- Read a message (see p- Consult your Call lis- Consult your Organi- Make a second call (s

Clear the phonebook

Quickly scroll a l

Other features d

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42ock / Public names / Call barring /odes / PIN protection

p43ach / Register again / Preferred list /ttings

date p46play / Set date / Date format / Timeylight saving / Set time

p47ilable languages

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s p49

MS / Read SMS / SMS settings /hive


Menu tree

3 • Menu treeThe table below describe the complete menu tree (firstto third levels) of your mobile phone, as well as thepage reference you should refer to for more informa-tion concerning each feature or setting.

Settings p36

Sounds p36Silent / Ringer volume / Ringer / MessagesRinger / Equaliser / Key tones / Sounds Alerts/ Vibra alert

Display p37Screen saver / Animation / Backlight / Wall-paper

Hotkeys p38List of available hotkeys

Voice command p40List of available voice commands

Voice dial p41

Security pKeypad lChange c

Network GPRS attAccess se

Time and Clock diszone / Da

Language List of ava

Profiles p4

Message

SMS p49Send a SSMS Arc

Menu tree

72

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E-Mail p52For each available mail boxSettings / Open mailbox / Send mail

Broadcast Message p60Reception / Topics / District codes

Instant message p60

MMS p61Create an MMS / Receive an MMS / Managefolders / Settings

Multimedia p71

Camera p73

Picture album p71List of available pictures

Sound album p71List of available sounds

Demo mode p

Memory Statu

Sound recordi

BeDJ p73

Games & Ap

Euro converte

Calculator p74

Alarm clock p7

Organiser p75

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r services p87

mbersbers available in this menu areand subscription-dependent, please your operator.

u is operator and subscription-depend- check with your operator.


Menu tree

Brick Game p77

Infrared p68Data / Receive

Call information p78

Call settings p78Call forward / Mailboxes / Auto redial / Anykey answer / Call waiting / Caller ID

Call list p79Call list / Reset

Call counters p80GSM counters / GPRS counters

Phonebook p29

View names list

Phonebook settingsDelete all / Phonebook select. / Group set-tings / Copy to phone

Operato

Service nuThe numoperator check with

WAP p82

Services +This menent, please

Text or number entry

represented by each key are as

the word «home»:6 3 The screen displays list: Good.ll and select Home.her 1 or , to confirmword Home. Pressing>also of the word and inserts a space,word of your message.

n letters.ess to browse the list of candi-ds, long press to browse back.irm entry.

ess to clear one entry, long pressall text.m standard, to lower, to upper

m basic mode, to numeric or totion typing mode.


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4 • Text or number entryText can be entered in editing screens in two differentways: by using T9® predictive Text Input, or basic textinput. Two other modes for numbers and punctuationmarks, are also available. Icons appearing on the screenshow the active text mode.

What is it?T9® predictive Text Input is an intelli-gent editing mode for messages, includ-ing a comprehensive dictionary. Itallows you to quickly enter text. Pressonly once on the key corresponding toeach letter needed to spell a word: key-

strokes input are analysed and the word suggested byT9® is displayed in the edit screen. If several words areavailable according to the keys used, the word you en-tered is highlighted: press 0 to browse the list andto choose from those proposed by the T9® built-in dic-tionary (see example below).

How to use it?Alphabets and symbolsfollows:

Example: how to enter1. Press 4 6

the first word of a2. Press 0 to scro3. You can press eit

selection of the confirms selectionready for the next

T9® text Input

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), 6 (MNO), 3, 3 (DEF).he message is completed.nd symbols are located on each key

_ # = < ¥2 a b c 2 à ä å æ ç

� 4 g h i 4 � ì

6 m n o 6 ñ ò ö

� � � 8 t u v 8 ü ù

�� 0 . 0 , / : ; » ’ ! ¡ ? ¿ *+ - %


Text or number entry

If you wish to access the basic text input, select «Abc»basic text input using * key. This method requiresmultiple key presses to reach the desired character: theletter «h» is the second letter on the 4 key, so youmust press it twice to enter «h». Using this mode re-quires you press a key as many times as is equal to theorder of the letter.To enter the word «Home» in basic text input mode,you should therefore key in 4, 4 (GHI) 6,

6, 6 (MNOPress , when tLetters, numbers aas follows:

Basic text input

1 space 1 @ > ( ) & £ $

3 d e f 3 é è �

5 j k l 5 �

7 p q r s 7 �

9 w x y z 9 ø

Taking pictures

ed to the camera, a long press onel any current action and bring

ingsthe camera preview screen: the automatically focused. Iconsottom of the screen allow you toes, and also to set the Self-timer

sses described in the present sec-y when the camera mode is ac-view is displayed on the screeny of them.

Press C right after theshot.

Press c right after theshot.

Press , right after theshot.

Press 0.


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5 • Taking picturesYour mobile phone features a digital camera thatallows you to take pictures, store them in your phone,use them as wallpaper or send them to your friends andrelatives.

Within any menu relatthe c key will cancyou back to idle mode.

Preview mode settPress C to display lens of the camera isdisplayed on top and bcheck the different Modactivation.

All options and key pretion are applicable onltive, i.e. when the prePress , to access an

How to...

Activate/deactivatethe camera

Press the C key to activate,and long press c todeactivate.

Zoom in/out Press the joystick key+(up) or -(down).

Change theCamera mode

Press * to toggle betweenNight and Normal mode.

Change thePicture resolution

Press #to switch fromVGA to QVGA to SQVGA to128 x 128.

Access thecamera settings

Press , when the camerais active.

Take a picture Press C when the camerais active.

Save the picture

Delete the picture

Access theshot options

Activate/deactivatethe self-timer

Pictures shots

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eyer option is Off, and once the cam-ted, press the C key to take a pic- then automatically displayed on the

in the upper black bar of the screen. The pictures will be named in the menu «img_1.jpg», etc., up to

n you can take up to 9999 picturesctures” below), but that pictures, in-u delete, are numbered up to 9999.en restart from 1 on.

se to: Delete the picture you have taken.

Save it.


Taking pictures

Camera modeTwo modes are available: Normal and Night mode.According to ambiant light level, press * to togglebetween modes, which are reflected by the icons in thebottom of the screen (sun & moon).Picture resolutionThe default picture size of the standard format is128 x 128. Press # to switch to VGA (640 x 480pixels), to Q VGA (320 x 240 pixels), to SQ VGA(160 x 120 pixels) or to 128 x 128. The Pictureresolution you select is displayed in the bottom rightcorner of the screen.Zoom modeThis option is available in all modes: one-level zoom(x2) in 128 x 128 mode, and two-levels zoom (x2 andx4) in all the other modes. In any mode, press thenavigation key + or -to zoom in or out.

The zoom icon is highlighted when the zoom is activat-ed. Zoom out is available only after a zoom in.

Self-timerThis option allows you to set the Self-timer option Onor Off (see next section for details).

Take a pictureWith the C k1. If the self-tim

era was activature, which isscreen.

2. The number shows its rowOwn pictures9999.

This does not mea(see “Number of picluding the ones yoNumbering will th

You can then chooPress c To

Press C To

Taking pictures

Number of picturess you can save in the phone willttings you have configured: thehe bigger the file size.

u if there isn’t enough memoryhave just taken. In this case, youds, images, etc.) before storing atimedia > Memory status to checkn your phone.

ce to picturesvailable when using the camerare album, allows you to quicklyf a picture and a sound.

n MMS is 50 KB.

de, press C to activate the

e a picture, then press , tond select Send by MMS. to access the Voice memo.the person you want to send ite list. Press , twice to send


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With the self-timer1. If the self-timer option is On, press C to acti-

vate it (or press 0 if the option is Off).2. The count-down starts at -10 seconds (this value

cannot be changed). A beep is played 2 secondsbefore the picture is taken, then again when it’sactually shot.

Beep alarms can be customized via the camera settings.At any time, press c to stop the timer and go backto preview mode or press 0 to just stop the timer.

3. Once the picture is shot, follow the instructionsstarting at point 2 of the previous section.

The number of picturevary according to the sehigher the resolution, t

A message will warn yoto store the picture you must delete data (sounnew picture. Select Multhe memory available i

Foto Talk: add voiThis feature, which is aand also from the Pictusend a message made o

The maximim size of a

1. When in idle mocamera.

2. Press C to takaccess the option a

3. Press , againrecording window

4. Press ,, select to and validate thyour message.

Press , To access the list of available options,which are:- Save the picture in the Picture

Album,- Modify it,- Send it via MMS, Infrared or E-mail,- Take a new picture, which will bring

you back to the preview window.

Press c orC

To go back to preview mode.

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ou must first long press c to goeen. Then enter the number or selectonebook, press ( to dial and press

ings that are available directly within as described above, several menust other options. Press, while thetive to access them. an option, and press , for the taken using this mode, or c to

e camera application, settings yoube saved and available when reusingil you change them again.

hoose a mode available from the, Black & white, Sepia and Blue. Thelied to the picture according to the.g., Sepia will take a brown and beige impression of an old-times picture). is Colour.


Taking pictures

This will send one message to one person, without text.See “MMS” page 61 for details on this feature.

Review the picturesThe pictures you save are automatically stored in theMultimedia > Picture album > Own pictures menu. Selecta picture in the list and press >to access thegraphical display. Then press + or - to go to thenext or previous picture, or , to Send, Delete orRename the picture. Press < to go back to the textlist.

As mentionned earlier, Foto Talk is also available fromthe Picture album menu.

Receive a callWhen receiving a call while using the camera:1. Answering the call will quit any action linked to

the camera: picture preview, picture shot, self-timer, options browsing, etc. Your phone willreturn to idle when you hang up. If you had takena picture that was not yet saved, it will be lost.

2. Rejecting the call will also quit any action linkedto the camera, and will bring you back to the pre-view screen.

Make a callTo make a call, yback to the idle scra name of your ph) to hang up.

Further to the settthe preview screenalso allow you to secamera mode is acIn all cases, selectnext picture to becancel.

When quitting thhave defined will the camera or unt

Colour modeAllows you to cfollowing: Coloureffect will be appmode you chose (epicture, giving theThe default mode

Settings

Taking pictures

resolution available among the480 pixels), Q VGA (320 x 240120 pixels) and 128 x 128. The28.

n image quality available amongdium, High. The default mode is

1.


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Camera modeAllows you to choose one of the two modes available:Normal and Night. The default mode is Normal.

Sound settingsBoth Alert and Shoot sounds can be set from thismenu. The first one occurs 2 seconds before thepicture is taken, the second one when it’s shot. In bothcases, select On, and press , to access the list ofavailable sounds. Select one of the sounds, or <New> tocreate a new sound, then press , to activate it.

Picture resolutionAllows you to choose afollowing: VGA (640 xpixels), SQ VGA (160 xdefault mode is 128 x 1

Picture qualityAllows you to choose athe following: Low, MeMedium.

Self-timerSee “Self-timer” page 2

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colour orange always shows the in-ly in use, or a selected item.

J by pressing the b button, oncorner of your mobile phone.

Press#.

Press and hold a key from1 to 9.

Press*.

Press,.


Music & Mix

6 • Music & MixWith BeDJ, you can create your own sound by using apredefined BeDJ style (as explained below), or any SP-MIDI or MIDI ring tones present in your phone, orthat you downloaded via WAP, Infrared, etc. (refer torelevant chapters in the present user manual for com-plete information). You can then send your own mix tofriends and relatives, use it as a ringer or an alarm, etc.

Within BeDJ, theformation current

Activate tracks1. Launch BeD

the top right

How to...

Switch BeDJ On/Off

Press b to switch on ORPress , and select Multime-dia > BeDJ.Press and hold b or cto switch off.

Activate/deactivatea track

Press a key from1to 9.

Press c to deactivate alltracks at once.

Record the mix(start and stop)

Press0.

Activate theTempo field

Open the trackselection list

Open theHelp screen

Open theOptions list

Get started

Music & Mix

selected), then press , toce.selected melody is displayed inthe screen. Press > to accesst used in this melody.

ment used in the selected mel- highlighted in the list.

to select the next or previousress , to select it.

vate the Tempo field.layed in bmp or «beats perto all tracks. Press the high-

keys to increase or decrease

save the Tempo, which is auto-to account. to go back one screen.

Tempo while playing tracks or.


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2. In the BeDJ screen that appears, the defaultmusic style is selected (e.g., Groovy, Techno, etc.).

3. In the upper left part of the screen, a small tabledisplays the current tempo value, the status of therecording (Off by default) and the name of thetrack.

4. In the bottom part of the screen, 9 tracks areavailable, linked to keys 1 to 9 and whichyou can mix: press the key corresponding to thetrack you want to activate.A total of 16 tracks are available: press and holdkeys 1 to 9 to open the track selection list.Key 5 is always dedicated to the voice track.

5. The activated track appears in orange, and theabove table displays the name of the relevant mel-ody and instrument.

Change track melodies and instrumentsPress and hold keys 1 to 9 according to thetrack you would like to change. In the list that appears,you can change first the current melody used by the se-lected track, then the instruments used in the melody.Melody1. The current melody used in the selected track is

the first one highlighted in the list. Move + or- to select another one (which is automati-

cally played whenconfirm your choi

2. The name of the the upper part of the instruments lis

Instruments1. The current instru

ody is the first one2. Move - or +

instrument, then p

Change the tempo1. Press # to acti2. The Tempo (disp

minute») applies lighted < or >it.You don’t have to matically taken in

3. Press c or ,

You cannot change a during a mix recording

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from:

save will appear under the name ofings > Sounds > Ringer list as well asund album. You can select it as a ring-lls and new events.

allow you to create and mix yoursic, either directly from the BeDJg. Groove, Techno, Disco, etc.), orst (e.g., Bach, Cool, Dream, etc.).

llows you to record a new mix bysing the same tracks.

lays the mix you just recorded.

pens the Save window, for you toame and save your mix.

llows you to send your mix as partf a multimedia message (MMS).

ctivates IrDA so that you can sendour mix to another IrDA device.

pens the E-Mail menu so that youan send your mix via e-mail.

wn style and mix


Music & Mix

Start recording1. When ready to record your mix, press 0. The

timer starts and the On air red icon is selected.2. While recording your mix, you can:

3. Press 0 to stop recording.

The recording will stop automatically when the mixreaches 50 KB (approximately 2 min). Capacity de-pends on the memory available in your phone: selectMultimedia > Memory Status for memory information.

Manage the recordingAs soon as you stop recording your mix, a window au-tomatically opens and displays the following options

for you to choose

The recording youyour choice in Settin Multimedia > Soer for incoming ca

Advanced optionsown styles of mustyles available (e.from the ringers li

Record a mix

Press keys1 to 9

To activate the relevant track.

Move+or - To increase/decrease the currenttrack volume.

Move<or > To highlight the previous or nexttrack.

Remix Au

Re-play P

Store On

Send by MMS Ao

Send by IrDA Ay

Send by e-mail Oc

Create your o

Music & Mix

em, then press , to apply it

steps to apply tracks of your to 9 of the phone.

d your mix (see page 27).o go back to normal mode.

can apply any of the 16 tracksoice to 1 to 9 keys of yoursands of possibilities that allow

nalise your own mix.

Style in the BeDJ styles menu,ate another mix. This new styleks you have mixed, but withoute mix.

while BeDJ is activated, yourmatically mute the sound. will quit BeDJ and your phonewhen you hang up.ring the call will allow you tocreen.

yles


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The ringers list includes the MIDI files you might havedownloaded via e-mail, WAP, IrDA, etc.

From existing files1. When the BeDJ screen is active, press , to

access the options list.2. When selecting Mix ringers or BeDJ styles, simply

choose one of the available melodies in the listand press , to confirm your choice.

3. The phone automatically goes back to the BeDJscreen, and the melody associated to the ringeryou have selected is divided into tracks.

4. As described above, you can then activate anddeactivate tracks, record your mix, etc.

The number of active tracks depends on the melody youhave chosen.

From scratch1. When selecting Advanced, BeDJ opens a com-

plete new set of empty tracks.2. Press and hold 1: the list of all the MIDI files

present in your phone appears on the screen.Select one of them and press ,.

3. A new list appears, showing all tracks of theselected MIDI file (max.16). Move + or -

to select one of thto key 1.

4. Repeat these twochoice to keys 2

5. When ready, recor6. Press , twice t

Have fun and mix: youof any ringer of your chphone! This makes thouyou to completely perso

You can save your ownand reuse it later to crewill contain all the tracthe effects applied to th

When receiving a callmobile phone will auto1. Answering the call

will return to idle 2. Rejecting or igno

stay in the BeDJ s

Save your own st

Receive a call

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nebooks, they will only be added toelected.

ook option does NOT apply to the

ill copy the content of your SIM cardelecting this option twice will dupli-

IM card for the first time, follow the installation procedure as described

the section titled “Add names in the.

s , and select Phonebook, Phone- set., Phonebook select. Then press or - to select the phonebook card. Names added to this phone-

opied into the phonebook located in

aborted the automatic copy of your very first switch, you can do it man-nd select Phonebook, Phonebook set,e.

onebook


Phonebook

7 • Phonebook

Your mobile phone has two phonebooks. The SIMphonebook is located on the SIM card and the numberof entries depends on the card capacity.The secondphonebook is built into the mobile’s memory and canhold up to 299 names.

The SIM card capacity depends on the type of card youhave. Please check with your local dealer for full infor-mation on this subject.The phonebook located on your phone shares the mobilecapacity and memory with other features. As such, theyare inter-dependent: the more names you create, the lessevents you can store and vice-versa. 299 is the maxi-mum number of names and events cards, provided thatother features (memos, sounds, pictures, etc.) are notusing a significant amount of the phone’s memory.

The Phonebook menu allows you to select one of thetwo available phonebooks: the one on your SIM cardor the one in your phone. When entering new names

in one of the Phothe one you have s

The Reset phonebSIM phonebook.Copy all to phone winto your phone. Scate all the names.

If you are using a Sstandard SIM cardpage 7, then go tophonebook” below

Presbook+

located in your SIMbook can then be cyour phone.

If you cancelled orSIM phonebook atually : press , athen Copy to phon

All operations described in this chapter requirethe relevant Phonebook, whether in the SIM orin the phone to be selected.

SIM card ph

Phonebook select.

Phonebook

hen the number of your choice

a maximum of 40 digits, de-ard.including local ones with inter-y code and area code will allowany location.

number allocated to the name: and press , to confirm and your phonebook.

r phone can holds more infor-IM card phonebook. Including

9 records, holding up to a max-n fields for each, with a maxi-ds. For example, you can save 2rk numbers, an e-mail addressthe same person.

lds up to 20 charactersup to 40 digitsand 1 «+»

note) up to 50 characters20 groups available


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When you copy the contents of yourSIM phonebook into your phone, youcan still use the phonebook of your SIM

card, even though it features less fields of information.

Your mobile phone only manages one phonebook at atime and will ignore the information relative to theother one: e.g., if «Smith» is present in both phonebooksand if you delete it in the phone, it remains unchangedin the SIM.

The default selected phonebook is theone located in your phone. It can holdup to 299 names and can be reset at once

using the Reset phonebook option. Depending on SIMcard capacity, names added to this phonebook canthen be copied into the SIM phonebook (see “Copy toSIM” page 34).

In the SIM cardTo add a name in the SIM phonebook:1. Press - to enter the phonebook, select New,

then press ,.

2. Enter the name, tand press ,.

A number can containpending on your SIM cEntering all numbers, national prefix, countryou to dial them from

3. Select the type of Phone, Fax or Datastore this name in

In the phoneThe phonebook in youmation fields than the S(in latin characters):

You can create up to 29imum of 7 informatiomum of 5 numeric fielmobile numbers, 3 woand a text note, all for

Phone�s phonebook

Add names in the phonebook

In SIM card

In phone

First and last names fieNumbers fields(Mobile, Work, etc.)Extra fields (e-mail andGroup selection

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mplete information). When receiv- a contact associated to a group, ther picture defined for this group will ring and/or appear on the screen.

option that appears in your phone-in your own phone number. If not, enter your mobile number as well as information.

elds can be empty, the «Own num-be deleted.

nly available when you select the phone, NOT the SIM phonebook.

ure allows you to personalize theith their own name («Friends», «Of- picture (from the Picture album) andom the Ringers list).r several contacts from your phone-hen a name in that group calls, the

ll appear along with the defined pic-. The melody defined for that group

& hear who�s calling


Phonebook

Add a record in the phone’s phonebookAdd a name field1. Press - to enter the Phonebook, select <New>,

and then press ,.2. Enter the last name of your contact and confirm

by pressing ,, then enter their first name andconfirm by pressing ,.

One of the two name fields can be empty, but not both.To go back to the previous field, press c.

Add a number/text field1. After entering the name of your contact, you will

be in the Number type menu. You can choosefrom numerical fields (Mobile, Fax, Data, Pager,Home, Work) or alphanumeric fields (Note, e-mail). Make your selection and enter the relevantnumber or text. Then press , to save this newrecord.

2. The phone will then prompt you the Group:choose the group you want this name to belongto and press , to confirm. The record is thensaved in your phone’s phonebook.

3. You can associate a specific Melody and Picture toeach group, as well as Rename groups. SelectPhonebook > Phonebook set. > Group settings,then refer to “Fotocall: see & hear who’s calling”

page 31 for coing a call frommelody and/oautomatically

Own numbersThe Own numbersbook should contawe advise that youany other relevant

Although all its fibers» item cannot

This feature is ophonebook of your

The Fotocall featgroups available wfice», etc.), a givena given melody (frYou can link one obook to a group. Wcontact’s name witure of that groupwill also ring.

Fotocall: see

Phonebook

the phonebook by pressing thethe letter that you want to go to8 twice to access the lettertarting with this letter is selected on the phonebook menu you have access to part or all of the

IM card phonebook, then presshe following options:elected name and number,e selected name and all related

opy the selected name and allinto the phonebook located in

automatic copy of the SIMery first switch of your phone,nually.

lete alld an SMSd an MMSke defaultpy to phonell handsfree

• Change name• Include in a

group• Associate a

voice dial• Send via IrDA


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For that important person, why not set up a group justfor them. Use the camera to save their picture in the Pic-ture album and Sound recording to save their voice as aringer. When they call, you will truly be able to see andhear them (for camera, see page 20 and for sound re-cording, see page 71).

1. To use Fotocall, you need to be using the phone-book in the phone; if you are not already doingso, see “Copy the SIM phonebook” page 8.

2. Then select Groups setting, press , and selectthe group of your choice.

3. Rename the group to be identified («Friends»,«Kids», etc.) and select the Melody and the Pictureto be associated to this group.

4. Long press c to go back to idle, then - todisplay the content of your Phonebook. Select acontact you wish to link to this group and press,. Then choose Select group and select thegroup of your choice.When this contact calls you, the Melody and Pic-ture associated to his group will ring/appear onthe screen.

Once you have stored names in your phonebook, press- when in idle mode to access the Phonebook. You

can search for a name incorresponding key for in the list (e.g., press «U»). The first record sin the list. Dependinghave selected, you willfollowing options:

In the SIM cardSelect a name in the S, to access one of t- Delete to delete the s- Change to change th

information,- Copy to phone to c

related information your phone.

- If you cancelled thephonebook at the vyou need to do it ma

Edit and manage names

• Delete• Show• Copy to SIM• Flash dial• Change type• Call

• De• Sen• Sen• Ma• Co• Ca

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el that appears, select Change andake the changes wanted and press

hem.pe

change a field type of an existingrd, repeat steps 1 to 3 of the “Changeld content” paragraph. Then select carousel menu, select the new typess , to confirm your choice.

r SIM phonebook into your phone,ht appear as being of «No type» andicon. «No type» numbers can bee procedure described previously toese numbers.

elete a field of an existing record, re- steps 1 to 3 of the “Change a fieldent”paragraph. Then select Deletenu, and press , to confirm.

first number you enter whenting a new record becomes theult number: it will appear first on thetomatically called when pressing theen pressing , and selecting the


Phonebook

In the phoneAdd a field1. To add a new field to an existing record, select the

name of your choice, select Show and press ,.2. Select <New> and press ,. Choose the type of

field to be added and press ,. Enter thenumber or text, then press , to save changes.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to add up to 6 fields to thesame record. Make a short press on c to goback to the previous menu, or a long press to goback to the idle mode.

Numbers or text will appear in order of creation date.The first fax or phone number you enter becomes thedefault number. As such, it appears in first position inthe list. To make another number default, see “Makedefault” page 33. Alphanumeric fields (note and e-mail) can only be changed or deleted.

Change a field content1. To change the content of a field in an existing

record, select the name of your choice, press,, select Show and press , again.

2. Select the field to be changed in the list and press,.

3. In the carouspress ,. M, to save t

Change a field tyTo recoa fie

Change type in theof number and pre

If you copied yousome numbers migdon’t have any changed: follow thdefine a type for th

Delete a fieldTo dpeatcont

in the carousel meMake default

Thecreadefa

fields list and is aupick-up key or wh

Change type

Delete

Make default

Phonebook

, you can call this number evend and if you haven’t yet entered

e network operator, the emer- be dialled without the SIM. In Europe the standard emer-

12, in the UK it is 999. To call it in idle mode by pressing theys, or press , and selectw Names List > Emergency

and press ) to hang up.

ode, enter a number by pressingsponding keys. Press ( to

press ) to hang up.

you access a carousel allowing, store it or send a SMS.

lect the record of your choice. phonebook in your SIM card:ected, simply press ( to call,


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Call, Call handsfree or Send SMS option. To change thedefault number (e.g. make the «Work» number defaultinstead of the «Home» number), repeat steps 1 to 3 ofthe “Change a field content” paragraph. Then selectMake default in the carousel menu, and press , toconfirm.Copy to SIM

As mentioned earlier, entering names inthe SIM phonebook can be useful if youchange phones frequently. If you copy

phone numbers into the SIM card, your phonebook isalways updated when switching phonebooks or whenusing another phone.To copy a number into the SIM card phonebook, re-peat steps 1 to 3 of the “Change a field content”para-graph. Then select Copy to SIM and press ,.

For your own comfort and safety, ensure you move thephone away from your ear when calling handsfree, espe-cially when increasing the volume.

Emergency numberThe emergency number will call theemergency services number in your

country. In most casesif your keypad is lockeyour PIN.1. Depending on th

gency number cancard being insertedgency number is 1this number, entercorresponding kePhonebook > Vienumber.

2. Press ( to dial

Other numberEnter a number

In idle mthe corredial and

Pressing , will letyou to call this number

Select a name1. Press - and se2. If you selected the- once the record is sel

or

Make calls

Copy to SIM

SOS Call

Call

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h to handsfree while a standard callss ,, select Activ.h/free and press

le mode, press and hold a key be-n 2 and 9 to dial the associ- entry (see “Hotkeys” page 38):lished. Press ) to hang up.

le mode, press and hold ,, thenounce the saved voice tag (see

ice dial” page 41). If the phone rec-tag, it dials the number associated to hang up.


Phonebook

- press , twice to access the next carousel, thenselect Call or Call handsfree and press , to dial thenumber.

3. If you selected the phonebook in your phone:• To call the default number:- once the record selected, simply press ( to dial,

orpress , to access the record carousel, then select

Call or Call handsfree.• To call any other number, choose Show once the

record is selected and choose a number type inthe list (Mobile, Home, etc.). Press , to accessthe next carousel and select Call or Call handsfree .

4. In all cases, press ) to hang up.

You can also switcis in progress: pre, to confirm.

Use Flash dialIn idtweeated

connection is estabUse Voice dial

In idpron“Vo

ognizes the voice with it. Press )

Flash dial

Voice Dial

Settings

u receive (from e-mail, SMS,

y pressing+or-and waitlody being played. Press,toger, c to cancel, or move to

elody if the volume ringer is setode was activated (see page 11).

u to set an alert beep On or Off,time you receive a new message.n, this option also allows you tochoice from the ringers list.

ion allows you to choose from audio settings, also availableall is in progress. In this case,iser, scroll through the list andear the difference. Press, to

ou to set the key tones On orn when set Off, DTMF areuring calls (see page 87).


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8 • SettingsThe Settings menu allows you to customise your phoneand change the settings related to each available option(sounds, time and date, security, etc.). The Profilesmenu allows you to change several settings at once (seepage 47).

SilentAllows you to set the Silence mode On orOff. When this setting is On, all alerts aredeactivated and the vibra alert is active.

The Silent mode also applies to key tones.

Ringer volume By default the ringer volume can be setto Medium. Press+or-to set thevolume of your ringer from Silent to In-creasing.

RingerAllows you to select the ringer tone fromthe choices available. The list also in-cludes the music mix you create with

BeDJ (see page 73), recorded sounds and melodies at-

tached to messages yoetc.). Scroll through the list bto hear the selected meselect this melody as rinthe next melody.

You will not hear the mto Off or if the Silence m

Messages RingerAllows yofor each When O

select the alert of your

Equaliser This optdifferentwhile a c

press,, select Equalwait a few seconds to hconfirm your choice.

Key tonesAllows yOff. Eveplayed d

Sounds

Silent

Ringer volume

Ringer

Messages Ringer

Equaliser

Key tones

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ws you to set the screen saver On orWhen On, it will run a slide show inmode, by using the jpeg file(s) your phone and selected.

saver Off automatically activates thee., the current time displayed on a. This mode increases the autonomyreases your battery life).

the screen saver On, select a pictureat appears by pressing<or>it also by pressing these keys), then move to the next picture. Once youictures of your choice, press ,toreen saver.

veral pictures (up to 10) in order to. When selecting only one picture to

saver, only this picture will be dis-

delay and press + or - toe. When in idle mode, the screen


Settings

Sounds AlertsAllows you to set alert beeps On or Offfor the following items:

- when an Event you programmed in your organiser isdue,

- when you have missed a call,- when the Battery is low and requires charging,- to manage the duration of your calls, first after 45

seconds, then every minute of an ongoing call (thebeep cannot be heard by the caller).

This menu only allows you to activate/deactivate thealert sounds, NOT the alerts themselves. E.g. setting theevent alert Off will not prevent your phone from dis-playing the Reminder screen (if you programmed one),but the corresponding sound will not be played.

Vibra alertAllows you to set the vibra alert On or Offwhen receiving a call, when an event setin the organiser is due, when you receive

a message and when the alarm rings.

The vibra alert is always Off when you connect thecharger or the Cigarette Ligh er Adapter.

Screen saverAlloOff. idle

have stored in you

Setting the Screen Economy mode, i.black backgroundof your phone (inc

1. When settingin the list th(you deselect press - toselected the pactivate the sc

You must select sedisplay a slide showbe used as screen played.

2. Select Start choose a valu

Sounds Alerts

Vibra alert

Display

Screen saver

Settings

ou to set the Wallpaper On orn On, the picture(s) you select-

e) displayed in Normal or Fadeou didn’t activate a slide show.

es can be used as Wallpapers.

e various menus and browsing direct access to a specific func-

Hotkey. A long press on the key activate the function or call thesh dial).

keys 2 to 9and #, asage) and 1 (call voice mail-and locked, preventing repro- on your service provider, otherned and locked.

to 9 and press ,.select the function you wish tos key (see list following). Pressour choice.

eady set, you can reprogram it:ys > a hotkey in the list. Press


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saver will start according to the time limit youhave set.

3. Then select the Display period and press,. Thetiming you have set will be applied between eachpicture of the slideshow.

AnimationAllows you to set the animation of thecarousel menus On or Off. When On,this option will also scroll texts, such a

message selected in the Read SMS menu.

Deactivating this function increases the autonomy ofyour phone.

BacklightThe backlight is activated when receiv-ing incoming calls or messages, browsinglists and menus, etc. Press+ or -

to set the backlight Duration by selecting one of theavailable values and press , to confirm.

Deactivating this function increases the autonomy ofyour phone.

WallpaperAllows yOff. Wheed is (ar

mode in idle mode, if y

Only JPEG type pictur

Instead of entering ththe lists, you can set uption by linking it to a will then automaticallyassociated number (Fla

You can only program keys 0 (select langubags) are predefined gramming. Dependinghotkeys may be predefi

1. Select a key from 22. Browse the list to

associate with thi, to confirm y

If the selected key is alrselect Settings > Hotke

Animation

Backlight

Hotkeys

Wallpaper

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tivates the Car profile (ringer vol-e high, any key answer).

tivates the Headset profile (ringerlume medium, any key answer on).

tivates the Meeting profile (vibra on,ger and all keys set to silent).

tivates the Outdoors profile (ringerlume high).

tivates the Personal profile.

tivates the Autonomy profile, whichtends the battery autonomy (anima-n off, vibra off, backlight off, ringerlume medium).

irect access to the Calculator.

edials the last number called.

edials the number of the last call re-ived.

ials the emergency call number.


Settings

, twice, select Change and press ,. This willbring you to the list of available functions.

3. To use the hotkeys, simply press and hold the keycorresponding to the function you want to launchor to the number you want to dial while in idlemode.

You can associate hotkeys 2 to 9 to the func-tions of the following table:

Dials the associated number of thephonebook.

Opens the Send Messages menu.

Opens the Read Messages menu.

Activates the Instant message feature,to quickly Reply to the sender of thereceived message.

Immediately locks / unlocks the key-pad.

Activates the Silence profile (vibra on,ringer volume off).

Flash Dial

Send SMS

Read SMS

Instant message

Keypad lock

Active. Silence

Acum

Acvo

Acrin

Acvo

Ac

Acextiovo

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R

Rce

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Activate Car

Activ. Headset

Meeting

Activ.Outdoors

Activ. Personal

Activ. Autonomy

Calculator

Redial last no.

Reply last no.

SOS call

Settings

f entering the various menussing the lists, you can also set a

that will activate a feature (e.g.,.

rds ALL calls to the voice mail-

access to the Brick Game.

he number of your voice mail-

the Games menu.

iption dependent

access to the Euro convertercurrency).

access to the Euro converter (tocy).

ro converter is available uponption and only in countries us- Euro.


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Instead oand browvoice tag

launch the Calculator)

Opens the E-mail menu for access tothe mail boxes.

Displays the remaining credit balance.

Subscription dependent

Displays the Accumulated cost of out-going calls.


Opens the Add event menu of the Or-ganiser.

Displays the Events list of the Organ-iser menu.

Opens the Alarm menu.

Allows to record a new sound.

Launches a WAP session.


Opens the Screen saver On/Off menu.

E-mail

Show balance

Accum. cost

Add new event

Show events

Alarm Clock

Record

WAP

Screen saver

Forwabox.

Direct

Dials tbox.

Opens

Subscr

Direct(from

Directcurren

The Eusubscriing the

Voice command

To voice mail

Brick Game

Voice mail box

Games

-> Euro

Euro ->

Voice Command

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s > Voice dial > <New> and press

t to select the call number to be set tag. Depending on the selectedee “Phonebook” page 29):ook: select a name in the list and,nebook: select a name in the list,hone number of your choice if sev-ers were stored for this name and.ice tag? appears, press ,and fol-ructions displayed on the screen.ted to record your voice tag, makein a quiet environment, choose aple word and clearly pronounce it.ommand, press and hold , when say the voice tag corresponding toant to dial. of voice dials you have defined, se-e Commands or Voice dial and press

orded as voice tags can be played, at any time.

s can be defined and shared betweene command.


Settings

You can associate a Voice command to all the functionssupported by the Hotkeys (see page 38), except for «Getmail» and «Alarm clock».

1. Select Settings > Voice Command > <New> andpress ,, then browse the list to select the func-tion to be set with a voice tag. Press , to con-firm your choice.

2. When Press OK and speak appears, follow theinstructions displayed on the screen. Whenprompted to record your voice tag, make sure youare in a quiet environment, choose a short andsimple word and clearly pronounce it.

3. Press c and repeat the steps described above toadd more voice commands.

To use the voice command, press and hold , whenin idle mode, then say the recorded voice tag. Wordsrecorded as voice tags can be played, changed ordeleted at any time.

Voice dial allows you to quickly call aname from your phonebook: set a voicetag by recording a word that will call the

corresponding name when pronounced.

1. Select Setting,.

2. Browse the liswith a voicephonebook (s-SIM phoneb

press ,-Phone’s pho

then the peral numbpress ,

3. When Add volow the instWhen prompsure you are short and sim

To use the voice cin idle mode, thenthe number you wTo display the listlect Settings > Voic,. Words recchanged or deleted

Up to 15 voice tagvoice dial and voic

Voice dial

Voice Dial

Settings

Call restrictionou restrict the calls to the Publicst. In this case, you can only ac-ames of the Public names list, as

ook of the main menu.

ption dependent and requires a). Please note that when activat-t also apply to WAP and e-mail.

ou to consult and modify yourmes list. You can enter a newodify or delete a name in the listhe <New> option to enter theer, then select the number type:mes in this list can be changed

u allows you to limit the use ofne to specific calls by lettingboth outgoing and incomingetwork dependent and requiresssword supplied by your service


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Keypad lock Allows you to lock/unlock your keypadby pressing and holding the c keywhen in idle mode. The keypad auto-

matically unlocks when receiving a call.

You can also choose immediate or delayed lock by se-lecting Settings > Security > Keypad lock, then one of thevalues by pressing + or -. Your keypad will thenbe permanently locked. If you unlock it by pressing thec key, it will be temporarily unlocked while you useyour phone, and locked again after the time period youselected.Note that even when your keypad is locked, you can stillplace an SOS call (see page 34).

Public namesAllows you to manage a specific nameslist, called Public Names list, and restrictcalls to this list via the Call restriction op-tion.

This feature is subscription dependent and requires aPIN2 code (see page 43).

Allows yNames licess the n

opposed to the Phoneb

This function is subscriPIN2 code (see page 43ing this option, it mighconnections over GPRS

Public namesAllows yPublic Naname, m

via PIN2 code. Use tname and phone numbPhone, Fax or Data. Naor deleted.

Call barringThis menyour phoyou bar

calls. This function is na specific call barring paprovider.

Security

Keypad lock

Public names

Call restriction

Public names

Call barring

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r SIM card, some features or options2 secret code. This is a second secretiven to you by your operator.

g PIN2 code 3 times, your SIM cardlock it, request the PUK2 code frometailer.orrect PUK code 10 times in a row,be blocked and unusable. If this hap- operator or retailer.

allows you to set the PIN protec- On or Off. When On, you will bed to enter your PIN code whenone on.

e your PIN code if this option is Off.

you to handle the connection be-and the network, register manuallyorks and manage your preferred net-


Settings

Outgoing callsThe Outgoing menu allows you to selectbetween All calls, International calls andIntl. Exc. Home calls (the latter allowing

you to call your home country when you are abroad).You can also Deactivate the bar on outgoing calls.These menus then allow you to bar, within each avail-able option, All calls, Voice calls, Data calls or Fax calls.Incoming calls

The Incoming menu allows you to selectAll calls or When roaming. It also pro-vides access to the Cancel menu to re-

move bar on incoming calls.These menus then allow you to bar, within each avail-able option, All calls, Voice calls, Data calls or Fax calls.Status

In each sub-menu (All calls, Whenroaming, etc.), the Status option allowsyou to know whether a type of call isbarred or not.

Change codesAllows you to change your PIN andPIN 2 codes, as well as the call Barringcode.

Depending on youmay require a PIN4 to 8-digit code g

If you enter a wronis blocked. To unbyour operator or rIf you enter an incthe SIM card will pens, contact your

PIN protectionThistionaske

switching your ph

You cannot chang

This menu allowstween the phone the available netwworks.

Outgoing

Incoming

Status

Change codes

Network

PIN protection

Settings

s, you must still select the bearer menus of each application to be, e-mail, etc.).

you with a list of the networks in the area when the Manualelected. Select the network youd press , to confirm.

u to build a network list in or-reference. Once defined, the

ill try to register on a network,g to your preferences.

nu allows you to create severaliles: when using WAP or whena multimedia message (MMS), be used to connect to the GSM

elow are operator and/or sub-ith some operators, you may re-tains access parameters that will


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GPRS attachYour mobile integrates features that sup-port GPRS (Global Packet Radio Serv-ice), a service allowing you to exchange

data with high speed rates and to stay always on-line(i.e. have a permanent connection to the Internet andWAP).

Contact your phone operator to have full informationabout GPRS availability over their network and for anappropriate subscription. You might also need to con-figure your phone with the GPRS settings supplied byyour operator, by using the menus described in this sec-tion.

This menu allows you to define the attach mode ofyour mobile phone to the GPRS service:Always onYour phone will always register to the GPRS service.This option allows faster GPRS connection. Howeverit will increase energy consumption.For data callsYour phone will automatically register to the GPRSservice only when required. This option reduces energyconsumption, however it will increase the connectiondelay.

In spite of these setting(GSM or GPRS) in theused (e.g., WAP, MMS

Register againProvidesavailablemode is s

want to register with an

Preferred listAllows yoder of pphone waccordin

Access settingsThis medata profsending

the selected profile willor GPRS network.

All options described bscription dependent.Wceive a SMS which con

GPRS attach

Register again

Preferred list

Access settings

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ter the «+» sign followed by theby your operator and press ,.

ator to know what type of number

s you to enter an inactivity time pe-he phone automatically disconnectsas in progress) and returns to idle

ivity time and press ,, then enters) of over 30 s. and press ,.

allows you to change the GPRS set-s, Login, Password and Inactivity time same fields and the same instruc-settings, please refer to the previous

enter the address of the external data to connect to, a text string (or IP ad-eratorname.fr) used to establish the APN and press ,, then enter thes and press ,.

ring connections are mainly due tors: you should contact your operator order to have the appropriate set-

operators, the access parameters canease check with your operator.


Settings

be stored automatically. Please contact your networkoperator for detailed information on this subject.

Change nameAllows you to enter or change the nameof the selected profile. Press ,, enterthe name of your choice and press ,to confirm.

Some pre-configured profiles might be locked, prevent-ing re-programming and renaming.

ShowAllows you to visualise all parameters ofthe selected profile (ISP number, APN,etc.), either GSM or GPRS.

GSM settingsAllows you to enter or change the GSMsettings and gives you access to the fol-lowing items:

Login and Password allow you to enter the login andpassword needed. In both cases, enter the informationand press ,to confirm.Phone Number allows you to enter the phone numberneeded to establish a connection. Select Phone numbersand press ,, then press + or - to select:- ISDN No. to enter an ISDN ISP number, OR - Analogic No. to enter an analogic number.

In both cases, ennumber provided

Contact your operyou should select.

Inactivity time allowriod after which t(if a connection wscreen. Select Inacta value (in secondGPRS settings

Thisting(the

tions as for GSM section).APN allows you tonetwork you wantdress, e.g., wap.opconnection. Selectappropriate addres

Error messages duincorrect parametebefore first use, intings. With some be set remotely. Pl

Change name

Show

GSM settings

GPRS settings

Settings

ch time zone you are in, we rec-n an atlas or an encyclopedia.

e zone option allows you to set zone you belong to, according (Greenwich Meridian Time).lect the setting corresponding to

ns countries in which time is setinter time (e.g. Greenwich Me-ummer Time).

tion allows you to set thesavings to On (in summer time) (in winter time) bys this setting impacts the date

uld be set first. If daylight savingthe time to 12:00, it will

13:00 when turning the option

ou to set the time by pressingappropriate keys or

or-to increase orthe time minute by minute.


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This menu allows you to set the time and date, timezone, daylight savings, and change the clock displaymode.

Clock displayAllows you to select Analogue, Digital orTiny time formats when shown in idlemode, by pressing+or-. In allcases, press , to confirm.

Set dateAllows you to set the date by pressing theappropriate numeric keys (you can alsoset the date by moving+or-).Press , to confirm.

Date formatAllows you to select one of the two avail-able date formats, either Western or Thai.Press , to confirm.

Time zone

The time zone and daylight savings are to be set first.You should then double-check date and time if previ-

ously set. To know whiommend you to check i

The Timthe timeto GMT

Move+or-to seyour area.

Daylight saving

This setting only conceraccording to summer/wridian Time / British S

This opdaylight or Off

moving+or-. Aand time option, it shois On and you set automatically switch toto Off.

Set timeAllows ythe moving+decrease

Time and date

Clock display

Set date

Date format

Time zone

Daylight saving

Set time

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in the column Personal, in the fol-efault settings preset during produc-hange them, the personal settings iniffer from the table. of the table refers to the settings asrsonal menu (whether you havegs or not).

*

On* Off Onedium* Medium High SilentOn* OffOn*On*On*

10 sec* OffOff*On* Off

Personal Autonomy Outdoors Meeting


Settings

This menu allows you to select a language for all menutext. A long press on 0 when in the idle screen au-tomatically displays this menu.

This menu allows you to access a group of predefinedsettings, which let you quickly adapt your phone toyour environment by changing several settings at once.For example, selecting Meeting will set your ringer vol-ume to silent, activate vibra and deactivate the keytones (the other items are set according to the settingsyou configured). When your meeting is over, selectingPersonal will reactivate all your usual settings.

When you associate a hotkey to a profile (e.g. long presskey 3 activates Meeting, see “Hotkeys” page 38),also long press this key to deactivate it and go back tothe Personal settings.

The settings listedlowing table, are dtion. As you can cyour phone may dEach boxstored in the Pechanged the settin

* personal setting

Language

Profiles

Profiles

Vibra alertRinger volume MKey tonesOrganiser alertsBattery low alertMessage alertBacklightAny key answersAnimation

Settings

CLA or Charger

OnOn

set Activate Car


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When connecting an accessory, the settings describedin the table below also become available. When discon-necting the accessory, the phone goes back to the Per-sonal profile.

AccessoriesProfiles CLA or

Charger

Vibra alert Off OffRinger volume Medium HighKey tones

Headset Activate Car

AccessoriesProfiles

Organiser alertsBattery low alertMessage alertBacklightAny key answers OnAnimation

Head

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listber if several (phonebook in phone)

hone number (phonebook in SIM)elect the name of your choice and

MS and press ,, then select thege to be sent and press ,. Enter, attach a graphic or a sound if youect Send now or Save (see below).

your choice (phone name list only)d select the record of your choice,

, select Show and press ,.ber of your choice and press ,.

escribed in step 2 of the previous

eessage to someone whose number

phonebook, press , and selecten Send SMS and New. Enter thewhich the message should be sent tohen follow the instructions detailedessage.


Messages

9 • Messages

The Send SMS item of the Messages menuallows you to:

• send a standard or customised short text messageto someone,

• edit the last message sent and send it again,• add an iMelody, pre-defined sounds, an anima-

tion or a picture to your message.

The features above are not available from the idle modewhen the Instant message feature is On (see page 60). Inthis case, you can only access the Answer option.

The Standard SMS messages are displayed in a list.Press + or - to browse: for example Please callme back at... allows you to select a pre-configured mes-sage including your number, if this number is the firstone of the Own num. option (see page 31).

Send a SMSTo a name in theTo the default numor to the unique p1. Press -, s

press ,.2. Select Send S

type of messayour messagewish, then sel

To the number of 1. Press - an

then press ,2. Select the num3. Proceed as d

paragraph.To any other namTo send a short misn’t stored in theMessages, SMS thphone number to and press ,. Tabove to send a m

SMS

Send SMS

Messages

Together with an attachment Send nowws you to send the current mes- have entered (to learn how tot and numbers, see “Text orentry” page 18). Press , to

ou to store the current messageassociated icon and melody ifs , to confirm.

d SMS option in the Messagesows you to consult the list of have saved and received, andyour SIM card. Several optionsage them directly on your mo-

ve received and already read areMessages received but not yet a sealed envelope icon. Select a

to read it. When displayed,he following options:

message (choose the recipient enter a phone number manu-


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This option allows you to attach a sound, icon or ani-mation to your message and press , to confirm andattach it to your message. Depending on the type of fileyou want to attach, select Add graphic to attach a bit-map image or an animation, and/or Add sound to at-tach a melody. Select the sub-menu of your choice,then one of the available items in the list that appears,and press , to confirm and attach it to your mes-sage.

You can send up to 2 attachments of 2 different typestogether with your SMS. Animations and pictures areexclusive: if you first select an animation, then a pic-ture, only the picture will be taken into account andvice-versa.

Some icons, animations and sounds are pre-definedand supplied as standard with your mobile phone. Per-sonal pictures and sounds, e.g., that you have receivedvia SMS or e-mail and then stored in the relevant men-us, will automatically appear in the «Own» sub-menus(Own melodies, Own animations, etc.). You cannotsend «Own» items via SMS when they are copyright-protected.

This allosage youenter texnumber confirm.

SaveAllows yand its any. Pres

Read SMSThe Reamenu allSMS you

that are first stored on allow you to then manbile phone.Received Messages- The messages you ha

labelled with . read are labelled withmessage and press ,press , to access t

- Reply to the sender,- Forward the selected

in the phonebook orally),

Send now

Save

Read SMS

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ct the message you want and presshen displayed, press , to accesss, including storing the caller’s

te all the messages of either the ReadSIM card) or SMS Archive (messageshe Messages menu.

menu allows you to customise your via the options described below.

ws you to select your default SMSre. If not available on your SIM card,

ust enter your SMS centre number.

ws you to sign your SMS. By default, signature is you phone number,d at the end of your message (whichntly reduced). You can Edit the sig-

d Save it.


Messages

- Delete the selected message,- Store number of the sender if it is attached to the

message,- Store melody if a melody was sent together with the

SMS,- Store graphic(s) if one or several graphics and/or ani-

mations were sent together with the message,- Extract a number included in the message itself, if

this number is included in double quotes (severalnumbers can be included and extracted),

- Call the sender of the message (operator-dependent),- Move to Archive allows you to store read messages in

the phone memory. Saved messages can then be con-sulted by pressing , and selecting Messages, SMSArchive,

Moving a message to the archive list deletes it from theread SMS list.

- Edit a message in the Read or Archive folder, modifiyit and resend it to someone (you can add a picture ora sound).

If a picture or a sound was attached to the message youedit, you must first detach it and store it in the Picturealbum or in the Own melodies menu of the ringers list.Then re-attach it to your message (see page 50).

Saved MessagesThe messages you sent are labelled with in normalmode or with a mail box icon in auto save SMS mode

(see page 52). Sele, to read it. Wthe same optionnumber.Delete all SMSAllows you to deleSMS (messages on in phone) lists of t

SMS settingsThisSMS

SMS centreAllocentyou m

SignatureAlloyouradde

length is consequenature, Change an

SMS settings

SMS centre

Signature

Messages

Validity period

ou to consult all read messages and to Reset all archived mes-nce. You save a message by acti-SMS option (see above), or byssage, pressing , twice andve.

r phone subscription, you mustaccount (over the phone or viater) and have received the set- your provider. In this case, allnicated to you by your providerribed below and must be entered

scription, you simply have to en-d and e-mail address of youre cases, your operator might alsorovider.

been pre-configured. In this case,ready set and you don’t have tor Login, Password and E-mail ad-ou when creating an e-mail ac-


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This feature is subscription dependent.

Allows you to select the length of timeyour message is to be stored in your SMScentre. This is useful when the recipient

is not connected to the network (and thus cannot re-ceive your message immediately).Reply path


Allows you to set the Reply path optionOn or Off. When On, it allows you totransmit the number of your SMS mes-

sage centre together with the message. Your corre-spondent can then reply using your own SMS centreand not theirs. This speeds up the rate of transmission.Delivery report


Informs you via an SMS whether yourSMS was received or not. This optioncan be set On or Off.

Auto save SMS Allows you to set On or Off the option ofautomatically saving messages sent in theArchive menu.

SMS ArchiveAllows yyou savedsages at o

vating the Auto save selecting a received meselecting Move to Archi

If not included in yousubscribe to an e-mail Internet from a computings information fromparameters are commuand/or operator as descas given.If included in your subter the login, passwore-mail account. In sombe your e-mail service p

Your phone might have most parameters are alchange them (except fodress which are up to ycount).

Validity period

Reply path

Delivery report

Auto save SMS

E-Mail

SMS Archive

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on you need to have both GSM andfigured.

menu allows you to enter or changePRS settings communicated to you

our operator, which are: APN, Loginsettings must be entered as given totor.

ring connections are mainly due tors: you should contact your operatororder to have the appropriate GPRS

menu allows you to enter or changeSM settings communicated to you

your operator, which are: Phonennection, Login and Password. Enter

ows you to enter the phone numberSP and needed to establish a connec- - to select:enter an ISDN ISP number, ORnter an analogic number, then press


Messages

To enter text and numbers, including specific signs suchas @ or %, see the characters table described page 19.

SettingsNetwork accessThis menu allows you to configure your phone and tohandle the connection to the network, whether GSMor GPRS, in order to then connect to the appropriateserver that will let you send and receive e-mails.

All options described below are operator and/or sub-scription dependent.

1. Press ,, select Messages > E-mail > E-mail 1 >Settings and press ,.

2. Select Network Access and press ,.Bearer

This menu allows you to select the typeof network used when launching a con-nection.

GSM or GPRS: your mobile will only use the GSM orthe GPRS network for e-mail connections.GPRS first: your mobile will first try to connect to theGPRS network, then to the GSM network if the GPRSnetwork isn’t available when connecting.

Selecting this optiGPRS settings con

GPRS settingsThisthe Gby y

and Password. All you by your opera

Error messages duincorrect parametebefore first use, in parameters.

GSM settingsThisthe Gby

number, Auto discothem as defined.Phone Number: allprovided by your Ition. Press +or- ISDN number to - Analogic No. to e,.

Bearer

GPRS Settings

GSM Settings

Messages

ws you to enter the IP or DNSOP3 server, which is used to

ws you to enter the IP or DNSTP server, which is used to send

pendent! For an e-mail connectionperator is not your e-mail provider,et the correct address of the SMTP field.

ssword and E-mail address are upscribe to your account. Enter

to rename the available e-mail

ght be preconfigured with the In this case, its name cannot be

Messages > E-mail > E-mail 1 > name and press ,.me in the edition window that,.


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Contact your ISP to know what type of number youshould select.

Auto disconnection: allows you to select an inactivitytime period after which the phone automatically dis-connects (if a connection was is progress) from the net-work. Press + or - to select a value from 3 to10min. and press , to validate.

The lack of exchanges with the network (connecting,sending an e-mail, disconnecting) defines the inactivitytime period leading to auto disconnection.

Login and Password were up to you when you sub-scribed to your account. Enter them also as defined.E-mail server accessThe menus described in this section feature settingsneeded to connect to the e-mail server of your InternetService Provider (ISP) via your mobile phone. Mostparameters are communicated to you by your serviceprovider and must be entered as given.1. Press ,, select Messages > E-mail > E-mail 1 >

Settings and press ,.2. Select E-Mail server and press ,. The fields to

be completed are the following: POP3 address,SMTP address, Login, Password and E-Mail address.

• POP3 address: alloaddress of the Preceive e-mails.

• SMTP address: alloaddress of the SMe-mails.

WARNING ! Network-devia GPRS, if your phone ocontact your operator to gserver and enter it in this

In some cases, Login, Pato you when you subthem as defined.Account nameThis menu allows youaccounts.

An e-mail account miname of your operator.changed.

1. Press ,, selectSettings > Account

2. Enter the new naappears and press

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attachments visualised with the ap-.l recipientslect Messages > E-mail, then E-mail 1pending on the one you wish to use.ail and press ,.select Add addressee and press ,ist.

honebook «On SIM card», you willess any e-mail address, but an edit you to enter one. See “Phonebook”ation on phonebook selection.

in the list and press , to add itg list or press c to cancel and goevious sub-menu.ddressees list, press , to Changeress or to Remove it from the list, ordressee, press , to access theain and add new names to the mail-

2 to 4 to add as many recipients as

list and press ,. Then enter theur e-mail (you can leave this fieldress ,.


Messages

AdvancedThe menus described in this section feature advancedsettings that may have been pre-configured, so youshouldn’t have to change any of them.

If the fields of these menus are empty, or if you encoun-ter connection problems, contact your ISP.

Port POP3: allows you to enter the POP3 port number,which is used to receive e-mails.Port SMTP: allows you to enter the SMTP portnumber, which is used to send e-mails.DNS address: allows you to enter the DNS address ofthe external data network you want to connect to.SMPT authenticat.: allows you to activate/deactivate theauthentication process with the SMTP server.

In most European countries, this menu should be set toOff: your e-mails will NOT be sent if set to On. Contactyour provider for complete information.

Write and send an e-mailThe Send mail menu allows you to sende-mails to one or several recipients at atime, including with an attachment such

as a jpeg picture. Once received, your messages can be

forwarded and thepropriate softwareTo one or severa1. Press ,, se

or E-mail 2 deSelect Send m

2. Move-to to access the l

If you select the pnot be able to accwindow will allowpage 29 for inform

3. Select a nameto your mailinback to the pr

4. Back to the Athe e-mail addselect Add adphonebook aging list.

5. Repeat steps required.

6. Select Validatesubject of yoempty) and p

Send mail

Messages

this case, and if you accept theone switches to the call screen

menu is closed; the phone goeshang up.icture 7 described above. Select Addic and press ,.

t appears, showing the availableor Midi files. Select the pictureour choice and press ,.

e JPEG file at a time. If you exitbefore sending your e-mail, itschment) is deleted without be-

or Send now and press , to

e-mailsare received on a server, whicht connect to in order to retrieve

ails on your mobile phoneyou a SMS when you receive a first download the headers froming the corresponding e-mails.


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7. In the next window, enter the text of your e-mail(you can also leave this field empty). Press ,when you are ready to send your e-mail.

To learn how to enter text, see “Text or number entry”page 18. If you exit the Send e-mail menu before sendingyour e-mail, its content is deleted without being stored.

8. Select Modify mail and press , if you want tochange the content of your e-mail. This takes youback to step 2: follow the instructions from thereto complete the list of recipients and send youre-mail.

9. Select Send now and press , to send youre-mail. Your mobile phone connects to the Inter-net server, sends your e-mail to the names presentin your mailing list, then disconnects.

You can cancel this operation by pressing and holdingthe c key. Your mobile will then disconnect fromthe server, exit the e-mail menu and go back to idle.Disconnection also occurs each time you enter the Set-tings menu while a connection is in progress. In thiscase, your e-mail is lost.

Depending on the call settings you configured (see“Call waiting” page 79), you can receive calls during an

e-mail connection. In incoming call, your phcontext and the e-mailback to idle when you With a sound or a p1. Repeat steps 1 to

sound or Add graph2. In both cases, a lis

JPEG, BMP, GIF and/or sound of y

You can only attach onthe Send e-mail menu content (including attaing stored.

3. Select Modify mail confirm.

Receive and read E-mails you musyour e-m

(some operators send new e-mail). You mustthe server before retriev

Open mailbox

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ionress ,, select Details and presshe address it was sent from, the date

it was sent, its subject and the size ofany. The following status icons mayo each header:

ilsply select one of the retrieved e-mailers and press ,. Then select Getand press , to download the

s operation to download each e-mailach selected header.

s , to access the e-mail headers’ Get mail from the available options. big (over 50 KB), it is rejected andncelled.

mail can be downloaded.

-mail size is too large, it cannot beoaded.

-mail is marked to be deleted (see9).


Messages

Connect to the serverConnection process1. Press , and select Messages > E-mail, then E-

mail 1 or E-mail 2 depending on the one you wishto use. Select Open mailbox and press ,.

Mailboxes 1 and 2 feature the same settings and op-tions. Configuring them differently will allow you tohave two different e-mail addresses from your phone.

2. Your mobile phone automatically connects to thee-mail server and downloads the e-mail headers.If you didn’t receive any e-mail, List empty is dis-played on the screen. Otherwise, the e-mail head-ers are displayed in the form of a list.

3. The total number of mails received and pendingon the server is displayed on the top of the screen,as well as the number of pages needed to displayall headers.

4. Your mobile phone retrieves five e-mail headers ata time. If Next (respectively Previous) appears atthe end (respectively beginning) of the list, othere-mail headers are pending: select one of theavailable options and press , to retrieve them.

An e-mail without any attachment may be automati-cally displayed in the details screen.

Headers informatSelect a header, p, again to see tand time at whichthe attachment if appear in regards t

Download e-maSimheadmail

e-mail. Repeat thicorresponding to e

You can also prescarousel and selectIf the e-mail is toothe download is ca

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Get and store attachments

a picture before being able to album menu. See “Picture al-e details. If there isn’t enough

w picture, you must delete othericture) to release enough mem-e new picture.

ccepted by your mobile phonet doesn’t have the right file for- picture via e-mail, proceed asal results:

ved must have been saved inF format.

picture file should not exceed

is 128 x 128 pixels, in order toctly. We recommend you use aditing software to create the size want.maximum of 10 characters. Youtension such as «.jpg».

G, BMP or GIF format is at-ail. Select the attached pictureress , twice to store it in

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If the e-mail you have received contains attachments(JPEG picture, text file or another e-mail), they arecharacterised by a specific icon:

You must have storedview it via the Picturebum” page 71 for mormemory to store the neitems (name, event or pory to be able to save th

A picture may not be aif it is too large, or if imat. When receiving afollows to obtain optim• The picture recei

JPEG, BMP or GI• The size of the

50 KB.• The optimal size

be displayed correstandard picture eof the picture you

• Use a file name, a can then add an ex

Contains the details of the e-mail header (dateand time, sender’s e-mail address, etc.), press, to display these details.

The text of the e-mail itself can be viewed as anattachment, press , to read it. There isn’tany advanced options in this situation: it can beread, but not stored nor forwarded.

A text file (text only, «.txt» format) is attachedto the e-mail, press , to read it. There isn’tany advanced options in this situation either.

The application needed to manage this attach-ment isn’t available in your phone, or the e-mailis too large to be uploaded.

Another e-mail is attached to the one you re-ceived (up to five e-mails can be attached oneafter the other). There isn’t any advanced op-tions for an attached e-mail: it can be read, butnot stored nor forwarded.

A picture in JPEtached to this e-min the list and pyour mobile phwish).

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mail to be deleted, select this option

it the E-mail menu, you will be askedeletion of the selected item(s) fromver. Press , to confirm or chis case, the marked e-mails remaind aren’t marked to be deleted any

ailder of the e-mail you want to reply to access the options menu, thend press ,.f the sender, which you can modify or several recipients” page 55), is added to the Addressees list. Selectd press ,.appears, that contains the subject of-mail preceded with Re: standing for ,.t of your mail, then press , to Send now and press , to send

aild an e-mail to another recipient, you

nloaded it (see “Download e-mails”


Messages

Add an e-mail address to the phonebook

You must have selected the phonebook in your phone tobe able to add an e-mail address; this menu item willNOT appear if you selected the SIM phonebook.

You can add the sender’s e-mail addressto your phonebook, even when you ha-ven’t yet downloaded his e-mail (retriev-

ing the header only is sufficient to access the e-mailaddress).1. Select an e-mail header, then press , to access

the carousel options.2. Select Add to names and press ,. Then select:

•<new> to create a new name, enter first and lastname then add the associated e-mail address,or

•a name in the list and press , to add thee-mail address to this name card. If it alreadycontains an e-mail address, you will beprompted to press , to replace it.

Delete e-mails1. Select the e-mail to be deleted and press , to

access the options.2. Select Delete, and press , to confirm and

mark the e-mail to be deleted. A small icon allowsyou to spot the header(s) of the list correspondingto the e-mail(s) to be deleted.

To unmark the e-again.

3. When you exto confirm dthe e-mail serto cancel (in tin the list anmore).

Reply to an e-m1. Select the hea

to, press ,select Reply an

2. The address o(see “To oneautomaticallyValidate list an

3. A new screen the received e«Reply». Press

4. Enter the texsend it: selectyour reply.

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Messages

nter up to 15 different types incodes corresponding to the dif-ur operator.

ou to select the type of messagesld like to be permanently dis- the idle screen. As a result, for

of the message, you must enterstrict code and the Topics menu.

stant message feature On or Off.essage (SMS) you receive is au- idle mode.

, and quickly reply by pressingter the edition screen, then toe phone will automatically go

SMS while you are reading one,rst one or reply to it. The mobile the second message.


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page 57). From the Forward to option, proceed as de-scribed above in “Reply to an e-mail”.

In both cases (reply to an e-mail or forward it), yourphone will disconnect from the server when reachingthe network inactivity time out set in the Auto discon-nection menu (see “Bearer” page 53). It will reconnectto this server when sending the e-mail.

The Broadcast SMS feature is network-dependent.

You can Activate or Deactivate the recep-tion of SMS broadcast regularly trans-mitted to all subscribers on the network.

ReceptionAllows you to set the reception of cellbroadcast messages On or Off. When On,you must define one or several topics asdescribed below.

TopicsAllows you to define the type of messag-es you want to receive. To define a newtype, select <New>, enter the code pro-

vided by the operator, and, if desired, associate a name.If you select an existing type in the list, you can change

or delete it. You can ethe list. To obtain the ferent types, contact yoDistrict codes

Allows yyou wouplayed on

this special treatment the type in both the Di

Allows you to set the InWhen On, any short mtomatically displayed inScroll down to read it, twice: first to ensend your message. Thback to the idle screen.

If you receive a second press c to exit the fiphone will then display

Broadcast Message

Broadcast SMS

Reception

Topics

Instant message

District Code

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o send your message to this personlidate list and press ,.to send it to several people, selectress , to access the phonebookadd new names to the mailing listes). recipients as required, then selectd press ,.

of the items and press , to Edit or phone number, or to Remove it

ssageand side of the screen, 5 icons allowPicture, add Text, add a Sound, Sendor access the Options menu. Move to go to the previous or next icon. access the Picture Album list, select aress , to add it to your MMS.dow of your message is displayed,selected picture, which is resized ifer to fit the screen.

re preview when creating the MMS pixels, the max. size of a picture you

0 x (H)640 pixels, and the max. sizer received) is 50 KB.


Messages

Your mobile phone allows you to sendand receive MMS (multimedia messag-es), featuring texts, pictures and sounds,

including music mixes you have created with BeDJ ormemos that you have recorded.A multimedia message can be made of one slide (in-cluding text, sound and image), or of several: in thiscase, the message is played in a slide show, whether yousend it to an e-mail address or to another mobilephone.

Create an MMSSelect the addressees1. Press m while in idle mode.2. Select New MMS and press ,.3. Select a name in the list and press , to add it

to your mailing list, ORSelect <New> and enter the phone number ore-mail address you wish to send your message to.Then press ,.

You must have selected the phonebook «In phone» toaccess an e-mail address. See “Phonebook” page 29 forinformation on phonebook selection.

4. If you wish tonly, select VaIf you want Insert name, pagain and to (up to 20 nam

5. Add as manyValidate list an

You can select onethe e-mail addressfrom the list.

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you to add a the message + or -

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Although the pictuis (W)105 x (H)55can send is (W)64of an MMS (sent o

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Access the optionse Options icon and press ,.are available:ate a new slide and add it toide show.

n also press > when the last the message you are currentlyng is selected.

ou have created several pages, or > to browse slides.

ete the selected page.

tion is only available if there isan one slide in the message.

ve to the next or to the previous

nge the value of slide durationu have set in Settings > Applica-tings (see page 67), and to set aetween each slide.


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Warning! The bigger the picture size, the longer it willtake to send it. A copyright-protected picture cannot besent. Select None if you don’t want to insert anypicture.

3. The Text icon is automatically selected: press, to access the text editing screen, enter thetext of your message (see “Text or number entry”page 18 for help).

4. The Sound icon is then selected: press , toaccess the Sound Album list, select a sound andpress , to add it to your MMS.

Sounds can be one of the files available in the Album,or a sound memo that you record when creating theMMS: in this case, select <Records>, then <New> andfollow the procedure that appears on the screen.Youcannot attach an existing voice memo.The icon of the item you have added (picture or sound)changes colour to indicate its insertion.

5. Press , to send your message, or move -to access the options.

If you quit the MMS menu and haven’t finished writ-ing your message, it will be automatically saved in theDraft menu (see below).

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gee, you can either:essage as soon as it is completed:S and press ,.

raft to complete it and send it later:t the message in Drafts, select Sendss ,. Once it has been sent, theed from the drafts list.

draft message fails, the message willutbox menu, and identified as Not

the Outbox menu and send it: selecto be sent from this menu, select Re- press ,. Once it has been sent,identified as a sent message in the

s, select the message to be sent in the all cases, select Send MMS and pressar allows you to follow the sending

Press c to cancel the sending of

Slay an MMS an MMS, an alert message appearsform you.


Messages

When browsing the lists, specific icons show the type ofthe selected message (read MMS, delivery report, tem-plate, etc.). The information about the message (sender,recipients, subject) scrolls horizontally automaticallywhen selected.

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select Send MM• Save it as a D

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If the sending of abe moved to the Osent.

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Save MMSas draft

To save your message as a draft, thatyou can edit, complete and send lateron. MMS saved as drafts are stored inMMS > Drafts (see “Manage folders”page 65).

Messages saved as drafts must feature asubject.

Save astemplate

To save your message as a template,that you can use as a basis for otherMMS (e.g., «Happy birthday» type ofmessage). MMS saved as templates arelisted in MMS > Templates (see “Man-age folders” below).

Preview MMS To preview the slide show you havecreated from the first to the last slide,including sounds & pictures.

Add subject To edit and change or enter the sub-ject of your message.

Messages

e message has asked for a Readwill ask you to press , to c to refuse the sending of

is downloaded, select it in thes > to play it.

will switch the player mode fromIn manual mode, press < orvious or the next slide.

mentsS as described in the previous

access the following Player op-

itch back to automatic mode:MS is then played as a contin-lide show.

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al mode.

tem is not available when youelected the last (or first) slide.


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1. If you activated the Automatic retrieval mode (seepage 66), the message is automatically down-loaded and placed in the Inbox. Select it in theInbox list and press > to play it.

2. If the Manual mode is activated:•Press c to go back to idle mode and to save

the notification in the Inbox, OR•Press , to display the details of the notifica-

tion, then select Download and press , todownload the message itself. As for sending, aprogress bar allows you to follow the downloadof the message.

A notification isn’t the MMS itself, but an informationwindow gathering the details about the sender’s identi-ty, date and time of reception, subject, etc. DO NOTDELETE NOTIFICATIONS BEFORE YOU HAVERETRIEVED THE MESSAGE, or you will never beable to do so.In both automatic and manual modes, a message willinform you if the size of the MMS you wish to down-load is bigger than the memory available in yourphone. In this case, you must free memory by deletingdata (picture, sounds, etc.). See “Memory Status”page 72.

• If the sender of threport, a prompt send it or to pressthe report.

3. Once the MMS Inbox list and pres

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saved can only be sent from the Drafts. You can NOT recover an itemnotification or report) that you have to cancel deletion.

ave been pre-configured to directlyffered. If not, you must have received

he messages you have Sent or createdot sent yet (e.g., if you have can-the sending procedure by pressing

key).can Open, Delete or view the

ils of all these messages.ddition, an MMS not yet sent canbe Re-sent to someone, and you canard an MMS already sent.

ll messages saved as templates afterreation.n Play, Edit and Delete templates.

ll messages saved as drafts after theirn, or automatically saved if youhe MMS menu before saving org your message.n Play, Edit, Send and Delete drafts.


Messages

Manage foldersThe MMS menu allows you to manage your messagesin 4 different folders. The default (active) folder is thelast one you selected. To change the active folder, pressc to return to the main MMS menu and select thefolder of your choice:

Messages you haveor Outbox folder(whether message, deleted. Press c

Settings

Your phone may haccess the services o

Rewind To rewind the MMS back to the firstslide.

Detach picture To detach the picture of the currentslide and save it in the Picture album.

Detach sound To detach the sound of the currentslide and save it in the Sound album.

Inbox Lists all the Notifications, Delivery andRead reports, Read and Unread MMS.- You can Read or Delete notifications

and reports.- You can Play, Forward or Reply to an

MMS, display its Details or Delete it.

Notifications are automatically deletedonce you have received the full MMS. DoNOT delete notifications before you haveretrieved the MMS, or you will never beable to do so.

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MS you receive is automatical-ded from the server and placed, without you having to launchn. Select the message you have

the Inbox and press >.

is deactivated when roaming.


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from your operator the information items described inthe present section and enter them as given.With some operators, access parameters can be set «overthe air». Please check directly by your operator.

Network accountAllows you to choose a data profile from the ones youhave set (see “Access settings” page 44 for complete in-formation on how to configure or modify a data pro-file). This profile and the parameters it features willthen be used for connection.BearerThis menu allows you to select the type of networkused when launching a connection.

If selecting GPRS first, you must have configured boththe GSM and GPRS settings (see “Access settings”page 44).

Allows you to enter or server your phone will Gateway addressAllows you to enter oserver’s gateway.Gateway portAllows you to enter orserver’s gateway.

You must have the inpoints above, supplied bthem exactly as given.

Application settingsRetrieval modeGSM Your mobile will only use the GSM

network for connections.

GPRS Your mobile will only use the GPRSnetwork for connections.

GPRS first Your mobile will first try to connectto the GPRS network, then to theGSM network if the GPRS networkisn’t available when connecting.

Automatic(defaultmode)

Any new Mly downloain the Inboxa connectioreceived in

This mode

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e set On or Off and informs you (viae status the MMS you have sent hasther it was read or deleted without

e set On or Off and allows you to au-f the messages sent from the Outboxaved will then appear in the Outbox

ct the length of time your message is server, from 1 hour to 1 week (max-eful when the recipient is not con-ork (and thus cannot receive your

ely).

t the duration between each slide in-S, from 1 sec. to 60 secs.


Messages

Delivery reportThis option can be set On or Off and informs you (viaan SMS) whether your MMS was received or rejected.The delivery report will display the sender’s identity,date and time of receipt, MMS subject and status of de-livery.

Read reportThis option can ban SMS) when thchanged, i.e., whebeing read.

Auto saveThis option can btomatically save omenu. Messages sfolder.

Validity periodAllows you to seleto be stored on theimum). This is usnected to the netwmessage immediat

Slide durationAllows you to seleccluded in your MM

Manual Messages are stored on the MMS server,and you must connect manually to re-trieve them:1. Press , to access the Inbox.2. Select the notification item corre-

sponding to this message and press,.

3. Select Read and press ,.4. When the Details of the message are

displayed, press , to launch theconnection and download it.

5. Once the message is in your phone,press ,, select Play message andpress ,.

Infrared

each other (see diagram). Also obstructs the IrDA beam.

from your mobile phone, youm to be sent: for each category, you access to the Send option;elected data to the other device.


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10 • InfraredYour mobile phone integrates the infrared technology(also called IrDA), that allows you to send or receivedata to and from other IrDA-compliant devicesthrough a wireless link (e.g., another mobile phone, aPC or PDA, a printer etc.). Instead of sending a mes-sage, you can decide to use IrDA to quickly send asound you just mixed to a friend’s mobile phone, or toreceive pictures from their PDA.

Files that are copyright-protected cannot be sent. Whenconnecting with a PC, make sure you have activated itsinfrared option.

Before sending or receiving data to and from anotherdevice, they must be correctly positioned in relation toyour mobile phone. Make sure that the respectiveIrDA ports are facing each other and are a maximum

of 50 cm away from make sure that nothing

Select an itemTo send data via IrDAmust first select the itea sub-menu then givespress , to send the s

Position of devices

Send data

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receive data, press , and selectred > Receive and press ,. Yourile phone is then ready to receive an the other IrDA device to send it. Asessages are displayed on the screenollow up the process.

led in the following cases:ontacted by another device and the before data is received,

is broken,e sent is too large for your phone to

key to cancel the process.

received available when receiving data from

ice:

ss: if you confirm your choice by phone goes back to idle and the dataisn’t saved.


Infrared

Send the selected itemAs soon as your phone finds another IrDA-compliantdevice to communicate with, the sending automatical-ly takes place. Messages are displayed on the screen, foryou to follow the process.If the phone finds several IrDA devices, a list is dis-played on the screen, for you to choose from. Press, to confirm and to send the selected data.

Sending is cancelled in the following cases:- the phone cannot find another device and the time outis reached before any data is sent,- the infrared link is broken,- you press the c key to cancel the process.

Activate IrDATo Inframob

item and waits forwhen sending, mand allow you to f

Receiving is cancel- the phone isn’t ctime out is reached- the infrared link- the size of the filmanage it,- you press the c

Save the data Several options areanother IrDA devPress cCancels the procepressing ,, theyou have received

Data youcan send

Where to find itin the phone menus

Pictures (BMP, GIF, JPEG)

Multimedia > Picture album

Sounds (MIDI files & ringers)

Multimedia > Sound album(or live from BeDJ when mixing music,see “Music & Mix” page 25).

Names Phonebook > View names list(or press-when in idle mode).

Events Games & Appli > Organiser > Events

Receive data

Infrared

Infrared

Press , a modemalso use your mobile phone to-ith a PC or a PDA, e.g. to surfnet or send faxes.the services available via IrDA

, e-mail and fax, upload picturesur phone, phonebook synchro-, etc.), you must install MobileC. This software application is

om shipped with your phone.

on the CD-Rom is not compati-ntosh® computers. It only sup-, ME, 2000 and XP.

les for Lotus Notes, Lotus Or-Outlook are designed to allowyour Philips mobile phone tor to their respective user guidesn concerning installation and


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Gives you access to the options menu, from which thefollowing options are available:

Use the phone as You can gether wthe Inter

To fully benefit from (send and receive SMSand MIDI sounds in yonization, GPRS WizardPhone Tools on your Pavailable on the CD-R

The software supplied ble with Apple® Maciports Windows® 98 SE

Specific software moduganizer and Microsoft synchronisation from these applications: refefor detailed informatioconfiguration.

Save Saves the data in the appropriate menu(Name cards in the Phonebook, Eventcards in the Organiser, etc.), then goesback to idle.In the case of a Name card, a <New>screen will be opened, for you to savethis new record.The files default names are used, andyou can freely rename each of them viathe appropriate menu (i.e. in Multimedia> Sounds when you have saved a ringeryou would like to rename).

Show Displays the details of the data you havereceived: press c to go back onescreen.

You must save the data to modify it.

If you have received a Picture, it will bedisplayed in full screen.If you have received a Sound, it will beplayed once. Press c or , to stopplaying it, or move the side keys up ordown to change the volume.

Data

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ndard Pictures folder cannot be delet-are stored in Own Pictures. If there to store a new picture, you must de-tures to release memory.

menu allows you to manage and lis-to the sounds stored in your mobile

e. When entering one of the availa-e sounds are displayed as a text list. to go to the next or previous sound

seconds for the sound to be played.

send the selected picture via infra- to another IrDA device (see “In-red” page 68 for details).

send the selected picture viamail (see “E-Mail” page 52 for de-ls).

set the selected picture asallpaper (this option must be set On Settings > Display, see page 38).


Multimedia

11 • Multimedia

JPEG pictures must have the correct size and formatfor your mobile phone to store and display them cor-rectly. Please check “Get and store attachments”page 58 for complete information on this subject.

This menu allows you to manage anddisplay the pictures stored in your mo-bile phone.

When entering one of the available sub-menus, thepictures stored in your phone are displayed as a textlist. To access the graphical display, select a picture inthe list and press >. Then press + or - to goto the next or previous picture, or < to go back tothe text list. Press , to access the following options:

Pictures in the Staed. New pictures isn’t enough spacelete some other pic

Thisten phon

ble sub-menus, thPress + or -and wait for a few

Picture album

Rename To Rename it: press ,, enter aname and press , again.

Delete To Delete the selected picture.

Send by MMS To send the selected picture via MMS(see “MMS” page 61 for details).

Picture Album

Send by Infrared

Toredfra

Send by Email ToE-tai

Set aswallpaper

ToWin

Sound album

Sound Album

Multimedia

to launch the Demo movie.

e on without having inserted aavailable in the first menu level.

u allows you to display the per-of memory available in youreveral features share the mobilesound album, recorded memos commands, messages you haveonebook and organiser entries,

upplied with many sounds and delete sounds or pictures in the Melodies folders, e.g., to freeown sounds and pictures.

he memory status. The displaytage of memory free and thein KB. Press , again and ac-memory used by each feature.


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Select a sound and press , to access the followingoptions:

You will not be able to send sounds that are protectedby a copyright. Sounds in the Standard melodies foldercannot be deleted.

Press ,

If you turned the phonSIM card, this menu is

This mencentage phone. S

capacity: pictures and and voice tags for voicestored in the phone, phgames, etc.

Your mobile phone is spictures. You can onlyOwn Pictures or Ownmemory space for your

Press , to check tshows you the percenphone’s total memory cess the detailed list of

Rename To Rename it: press ,, enter aname and press , again.

Delete To Delete the selected sound.

Send by MMS To send the selected sound via MMS(see “MMS” page 61 for details).

Send by Infrared

To send the selected sound via infra-red to another IrDA device (see “In-frared” page 68 for details).

Send by Email To send the selected sound via E-mail(see “E-Mail” page 52 for details).

Set as ringer To set the selected sound as the cur-rent Ringer.

Set asSMS / MMSringer

To set the selected sound as Messagesringer (this option must be set On inSettings > Sounds, see page 36).

Demo mode

Memory Status

Demo mode

Memory status

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be used as alarm or incoming call memos previously saved cannot be

menu allows you to launch BeDJ:s , (see “Music & Mix” page 25etails).

menu allows you to activate theera: press , (see “Taking pic-s” page 20 for details).


Multimedia

If «List full» appears when saving a new item or to freememory space, you must delete an item to be able to cre-ate or add a new one.

This menu allows you to record a soundof 1 min. maximum, and up to 20 differ-ent sounds, depending on the Memorystatus.

Press , and select Multimedia > Sound recording,then press ,again. Select <New> to record a newsound. Follow the instructions on the screen and press, once your sound is recorded. You can then Deleteor Rename it.

Memos can then ringers, etc. Voicesent by MMS.

Thispresfor d

Thiscamture

Sound recording

Sound recording

BeDJ

Camera

BeDJ

Camera

Games & Appli.

the keypad. Calculator accuracynd is rounded up to the higherc to correct the numbers.to get the dot. Press and hold idle mode.

nu allows you to set the alarmess , and select Games &larm clock, then press + or

er the time, then press , and

rm at a set hour on a set day,e alarm at a set hour every day

es the alarm at a set hour on

alarm alerts: the buzzer, a melo-g (the latter being played onlyn the list if required, and presshoice.

ing even if you turned off your Ringer volume is set to Off (see to stop the alarm ringing.


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12 • Games & Appli.

The -> Euro menu enables you to converta sum into Euros by entering the amountand pressing ,.The <- Euro menu enables you to converta sum from Euros by entering theamount and pressing ,.

The currency used for the conversion is determined bythe country where you have subscribed. The Euro con-verter is available upon subscription and only in coun-tries using the Euro.

This menu provides the following func-tions:

Enter the figures using is to 2 decimal places adecimal figure. Press Press and hold 0 c twice to return to

This meclock. PrAppli > A- to activate it. Entselect:- Once activates the ala- Every day activates th

of the week,- On weekdays activat

weekdays only.Then select one of the dy or a sound recordinonce). Select an item i, to confirm your c

The alarm clock will rphone, and even if thepage 36). Press any key

Euro converter

Calculator

Addition By pressing the * key.Subtraction By pressing the * key twice.Multiplication By pressing the * key 3 times.Division By pressing the * key 4 times.Equals By pressing the # key.

-> Euro

Euro ->

Calculator

Alarm clock

Alarm clock

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or > to set the Repeat Events event and press ,.ll be listed using start time and date.ts list,d c to go back to the idle screen, to 5 to create more events.

res the mobile capacity and memorys (phonebook, picture album, sound,ence, all features are inter-depend-ts you create, the less names, memosn store, and vice-versa. 299 is the events + names you can store.ars, delete an event (or name) to bew one. To check the memory availa-, press , and select Multimedia >

ntt

n creating an event, not all fields arelable, this is designed so make creat- new event quicker. When changingther options become available.

n event, select the event of youress ,.


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Create a new eventThe Events menu allows to create eventsand store them in your organiser. Eventscan be Meetings, Holidays or ToDos.

When the organiser alert is On (see page 37), a beepalerts you when an event is due.1. Select Organiser > Events > <New> and press,.

2. Select the type of event to create (Holiday, Meeting,ToDo) and press ,.

3. Enter the starting and ending date & time of theevent and press ,, enter the text concerningthe event (e.g. «Meeting with Smith») and press,.

4. The Set Reminder menu reminds you of events viaalerts triggered at the chosen time. Move < or>, set the Reminder for this event and press,.

This menu only applies to Meeting and ToDo events.Note that the reminder depends on the time set and dis-played on the screen. As such, it will be updated whenchanging time zones (see “Time and date” page 46).

5. Move < option for thi

6. The events wiFrom the even-press and hol-repeat steps 2

The organiser shawith other featureetc.). As a consequent: the more evenor pictures you camaximum total ofIf «List full» appeable to create a neble in your phoneMemory status.

Modify an eveChange an even

Wheavaiing a

an event, these fur

1. To change achoice and pr

Organiser

Organiser

Change

Games & Appli.

also delete past events by select-e past at the first level of the Or-

enu. In this case, enter theuture) from which all previousnd press ,twice to delete allate.

in your organiser, enter a start- ahead (e.g., 3st of December,make sure all events preceding once.

w and Month view display in thevents stored in your organiser.ese views, proceed as follows:your choice and press ,. the selected view, move < the previous or next day, week

play the list of corresponding a new one.

changing time zones is neces-n travelling a lot, be aware thatpact all organiser reminders: the


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2. When your phone displays the details of theselected event, press ,, select Change and press, again.

Changing a repeated event will also modify all instanc-es of this event: in this case, press , to confirm.

3. Change any information as needed and asdescribed above.

Deleting an eventDeleting a single eventSelect the event of your choice and press , twice.Then select Delete and press , to confirm.

Deleting a repeated event• By selecting a past occurrence: select a past occur-

rences of an event and press ,. When theevent details appear, press ,, then selectDelete and press , to confirm: only the pastoccurrences of the selected event are deleted.

• By selecting a future occurrence: select a futureoccurrence of an event and press ,. When theevent details appear, press ,, then selectDelete and press , to confirm: all occurrencesof the selected event are deleted.

Deleting past eventsYou can ing Deletganiser m

starting date (past or fevents will be deleted aevents preceding this d

To delete all events set ing date several years2010). This way, you this date are deleted at

Views of eventsThe Day view, Week vierespective format all eTo display events in th1. Select the view of 2. Once you entered

or > to displayor month.

3. Press , to disevents or to create

Time zoneAlthoughsary wheit will im

Delete past

Time zone

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stroyed the last brick, you access theed are the following:

o move the racket left or right.o throw the ball left or right. Press ei-er of these keys to start the game.o pause the game; pause time is lim-d to 2 min. after which the screenturns to idle mode and the game isst.


Games & Appli.

event alarms will be updated depending on the timedisplayed on the screen (see “Time and date” page 46).

This menu can be subscription dependent. As such itsicon and content may vary.

This menu gives you access to the brickgame. The object of the game is to de-stroy the bricks by hitting them with theball.

When you have denext level. Keys us

Brick Game

Brick Game

4 and 6 T* and # T

th

0 Titerelo

Call information

Conditionalu to choose in which circum-ivert incoming calls. Three op- reply (you haven’t replied to theour network isn’t available) or Ifn the phone and your subscrip-e call waiting option or you ha-

Each option can be set

either Conditional or Uncondi-you want to divert calls to yourother phone number, or cancel

u to display the status of all callg.

nu allows you to enter yourilbox numbers (if not availableSIM card).

ht have to enter two numbers:ailbox, the other one to forwardrator for more information on


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13 • Call information

This menu allows you to set all the calloptions (call forward, waiting, etc.).

Call forwardAllows you to divert incoming calls ei-ther to your mailbox or to a number(whether in your Phonebook or not) and

applies to: Data calls, Voice calls and Fax calls.

Before activating this option, you must enter your voicemailboxes’ numbers (see “Mailboxes” page 78). Thisfeature is subscription dependent, and different fromthe call transfer, which takes place when one/severalcalls are in progress.

UnconditionalThe unconditional option will divert all the incomingcalls.

Warning! When selecting this option, you will not re-ceive any calls at all until you deactivate it.

This option allows yostance(s) you want to dtions are available: If nocall), If not reachable (ybusy (you are already otion doesn’t include thven’t activated it). independently.Once you have selectedtional, choose whether voice mailbox or to anthe call forward.Status

Allows yoforwardin

MailboxesThis mevoice maon your

In some cases, you migone to listen to your mcalls. Contact your opethis subject.

Call settings

Call settings

Call forward

Status

Mailboxes

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is active, you hear a beep if someoneile already on a call. Select the Status whether the GSM call waiting is ac-

bscription-dependent. Contact your

ws you to Activate or Deactivate thewaiting for voice incoming callse a GPRS connection in ongoing.

ws you to Show or Hide your identityour correspondent. The Status op- will inform you if this function isated or not.

menu provides you with the list ofoing and incoming calls, as well aspts at auto redialling and call de-

ade, missed and received) are dis-gical order with the most recent on

hen the Call list is empty the screen.


Call information

Auto redialAllows you to set the auto redial On orOff. When On and if the person you arecalling is busy, your phone automatically

redials this number until a successful connection ismade, or until the maximum number of attempts isreached (10). The phone emits one beep at the begin-ning of each attempt and one special beep if the con-nection is successful.

The time between redials increases with each attempt.

Any key answerAllows you to accept a call by pressingany key, except ), used to reject a call.

Call waitingCall waiting is managed differently de-pending on the type of network (GSMor GPRS) you have selected.

With GSM call Allows you to Activate or Deactivate thecall waiting and applies to: All calls, Voicecalls, Fax calls and Data calls.

When this option tries to call you whoption to find outtive or not.

This function is suoperator.

With GPRS callAllocall whil

Caller IDAlloto ytionactiv

Thisoutgattem

tails. The calls (mplayed in chronolotop of the list. Wdisplays List empty

Autoredial

Any key answer

Call waiting

With GSM call

Call list

With GPRS call

Caller ID

Call List

Call information

u allows you to handle the costtion of your calls.

nu gives you access to the op-cribed below.

rs do not include WAP connec-ntioned below are subscription-

s option and press , to Showhe time duration of Outgoing orcalls.

tion dependent.

u allows you to display the du-d/or cost of your last call.

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Call listFrom the main carousel, press , thenselect Call Info > Call list > Call list to dis-play the call list. Use + and - ar-

rows to scroll the list and press , again to consultthe date, time, number, call status of any selected calland to know if it was sent or received. Press , foraccess to a carousel which allows you to Call or Callhandsfree this correspondent, Send a SMS, Delete the se-lected call or Store the associated number.

ResetPress,, select Call Info > Call list, thenReset. Press,twice to reset.

The phone stores the last 30 numbers in the Call list, themost recent number being displayed first. You can re-dial directly any of these numbers. In idle screen,move+to access the Call list. If a number listed is alsoin your Phonebook, the corresponding name is dis-played. Move+or-to select the number to redialand press (. Press ) to hang up.

This menand dura

GSM countersThis metions des

The GSM Call Countetions. Most options medependent.

Total durationSelect thior Reset tIncoming

Last call information

This feature is subscrip

This menration an

Info at call end

This feature is subscrip

Call list

Reset

Call counters

Call counters

GSM counters

Total duration

Last call info

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s

scription and network dependent.

menu allows you to select eitherof the following options:

ion option will display the last connec- session or transfer volume of yourile phone (e.g., after a WAP connec- over GPRS).

option will display the last connec- session or transfer volume of yourransmission.

anaged by your mobile phone mights used by your operator. You should

the call counters displayed on thetive items, but NOT as the actual

llows you to set or change the rater unit. First enter the currency used

hree characters maximum) then en-r the cost per unit.


Call information

Allows you to activate or deactivate thesystematic display of the length and/orcost of each call when hanging up.

Total cost


Allows you to display the accumulatedcost and to set the counter to zero. It maybe protected by PIN or PIN2 codes.

GPRS counter

This feature is sub

Thisone

Last mobile sessThistionmobtion

Last PC sessionThistionPC t

The call counters mdiffer from the onetherefore considerscreen as informacharge rate basis.

Shows how much has been spent, hav-ing established the charge rate.Allows you to reset the current Totalcost to 0; requires your PIN2 code.

Allows you to check the remainingcredit (compared with previously setlimit).Allows you to cancel the cost limit. Itmay be protected by PIN or PIN2codes (depending on your subscrip-tion).Allows you to enter the cost limit usedin the Show balance menu.

Info at call end

Total cost

Show

Reset

Show balance

Cancel cost limit

Cost limit

Ape(tte

Charge rate

GPRS counters

Mobile session

PC session

WAP

Operator Services. > WAP >.

e will connect to the network the Access settings you haveenu Settings > Network (see

unched and your phone con-ator’s homepage. - to navigate the on-line

to select a highlighted item.rn to the previous page.

, press and hold @, OR selects , to confirm.

nk to the first WAP site you will WAP from the idle screen. Initem of the WAP services menuwill connect directly to yourage.efault homepage by specifyingaddress of another homepage,e the current one (see “Save as


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14 • WAPYour mobile phone supports servicesbased on the Wireless Application Proto-col (WAP). The built-in WAP browser

allows you to access services supplied with your net-work, such as news, sports, weather, etc.

Your mobile phone readily supports the WAP functionif it is included in your subscription; if your phone waspre-configured, it shouldn’t be necessary for you tochange the settings described in this section.With some operators, WAP parameters can be set re-motely. Please check directly with your operator for de-tailed information.

This main menu of the WAP browser allows you toconfigure the settings related to WAP, connect to youroperator’s homepage, define bookmarks for direct andfaster connections, etc.

Launch a WAP session1. To launch a WAP session, press and hold the @

key while in idle mode.

You can also select Homepage and press ,

2. Your mobile phonand according todefined in the mpage 44).

3. The browser is lanects to your oper

4. Move + or pages, and press ,

5. Press c to retu

End a WAP sessionTo end a WAP sessionOptions > Exit and pres

HomepageThe Homepage is the liaccess when launchingmost cases, this menu is preconfigured and operator’s WAP homepYou can change this dthe name and URL which will then replachomepage” page 86).

Internet services

WAP

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you to enter a WAP site address, tonnect directly when selecting it andis is a quick way to access WAP ad-ving them as bookmarks.nd enter the URL address of thepage. connect to this page.

ou enter in this menu and connect toppear in a list: select one of the itemsreconnect to the corresponding page, enter the complete address again.

ge the Homepage name and address:d start entering the new name. Antomatically appears. save the name you entered.dit Homepage menu, press - toaddress field and proceed the same the address.

you to select one of the available pro- define the connection settings forll + or - to choose the profile


WAP

BookmarksThis menu allows you to store your favourite WAP siteaddresses, rename them if desired and access themquickly from the list.

This can also be done while browsing: press @ to ac-cess the Options, then select Bookmarks. In this case, theName and URL fields will be automatically filled inwith the information contained in the page you arebrowsing.

Add bookmarks1. Select WAP > Bookmarks > Add bookmark and

press ,.2. Start entering the new name: an edit screen auto-

matically appears.3. Press , to save the name you entered.4. Press - to move to the address field and pro-

ceed the same way to enter the WAP address.Manage bookmarksThis menu allows you to Delete the stored bookmarks,or to Edit them in order to change their name and/oraddress. In both cases, press , to confirm.Use bookmarksTo connect to a WAP site you have stored as a book-mark, simply select it in the list and press , tolaunch the connection.

Enter addressThis menu allowswhich you can copressing ,. Thdresses without sa1. Press , a

desired home2. Press , to

All the addresses yat least once, will aand press , to without having to

SettingsEdit HomepageAllows you to chan1. Press , an

edit screen au2. Press , to3. Back to the E

move to the way to change

Select ProfileThis menu allows files, and to theneach of them: scro

WAP

a proxy gateway address to be WAP connection using the se-

and enter the address of your to confirm.

enter a dot «.»

proxy port number, in case thequires a different port number.he number of your choice, then

ess , to display the list of in-ates. Select one of the items into display its details or delete it.

information about the currenttype, class, etc. Press c to go

he currently used security certif- back one page.


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of your choice, then press < or > to select /deselect it and press , to confirm.

All connection settings described below will apply to theselected profile, which you can then rename for easieridentification.

ConnectionSelect connectionAllows you to select one of the data profiles you havedefined in Settings > Access settings (see page 44 for de-tailed information on this subject).In the list that appears, select the connection setting ofyour choice and press , to confirm.

BearerAllows you to select the type of network used by the se-lected profile when launching a connection.GSM or GPRS: your mobile will only use the GSM orthe GPRS network for WAP connections.GPRS first: your mobile will first try to connect to theGPRS network, then to the GSM network if the GPRSnetwork isn’t available when connecting.

Selecting this option requires you to have configuredboth GSM and GPRS settings. See page 44 for details.

Proxy addressAllows you to specify used when launching alected profile. Press ,choice, then press ,

Press and hold 0 to

Proxy portAllows you to specify aproxy you are using rePress , and enter tpress , to confirm.SecurityCertificatesSelect this menu and prstalled security certificthe list and press , Session infoAllows you to display WAP session: security back one page.

Current certificateAllows you to display ticate. Press c to go

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h priority feature an exclamationh the read / unread icon.

- to browse the list and selectf your choice, press , to read it. contains a WAP address (or URL),

connect to the corresponding WAP

of the push messages, select Pushe messages and press ,.ssage to be deleted and press , to

nternet pages, press the @ key todescribed below.

re common to both Internet servicess are described in the above section.

ccess to the Homepage of the WAPtly browsing.

the previously browsed page.


WAP

Rename ProfileThis menu allows you to rename the currently selectedprofile: enter the new name (an edit screen automati-cally appears), then press , to save the name youentered.Browser OptionsThis menu allows you to activate/deactivate the down-loading of images attached to WAP pages. Select Neveror Always and press , to confirm your choice.

Selecting Never will speed up the global downloadingtime of the pages browsed.

CacheThis menu allows you to empty an area of the phone’smemory where the pages browsed during a WAP ses-sion are stored. Select Clear cache and press , toconfirm your choice.

Push inboxThis menu allows you to read and manage messagesautomatically sent to you by the network and / or byyour operator.1. If you have been informed that you received a

push message, press , to read it.2. Otherwise, select Operator Services. > WAP >

Internet services > Push Inbox and press , toaccess the list of messages.

Messages with higmark together wit

3. Press+ or the message o

4. If the messagepress , tosite.

5. To delete oneInbox > Manag

6. Select the meconfirm.

While browsing Iaccess the options

The menus that aand Options menu

HomepageGives you direct asite you are curren

BackBrings you back to

Options

WAP

sites, this menu option allowsedded in the pages that are dis-

croll + or - to select the

is highlighted, press @ to. Select Save as... and press ,.re if desired and press , tore Album.

AP session: press , to con-

hilst connected to WAP:l will quit the WAP applicatione current session. Your phone last browsed page when youonnection itself will be lost.will bring you back to the pre-


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You must have browsed at least 2 pages for this optionto be available.

ForwardTakes you to the next browsed page (e.g., when youhave previously selected Back).

RefreshWill reload the currently browsed page from its origi-nal server.

Save as homepageThis menu option allows you to save the currentlybrowsed WAP page as the default homepage. 1. Select Save as homepage and press ,. The URL

address of the page you are browsing automati-cally appears in the Address field.

2. Enter a name for this homepage and press ,.3. Back on the Internet services menu, the

homepage name will be the first item on the list.Press the @ key while in idle mode to connectautomatically to this page.

Save as...When browsing WAPyou to save images embplayed.1. While browsing, s

picture.2. Once the picture

access the Options3. Rename the pictu

save it in the Pictu

ExitAllows you to end a Wfirm and to quit WAP.

Receive a callWhen receiving a call w1. Answering the cal

and disconnect thwill return to thehang up, but the c

2. Rejecting the call view screen.

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#, then (, to activate thed if unreachable.

ork operator for detailed informa-gs.

ices (such as phone answering ma-s) require your phone to transmitual Tone Multi Frequency), alsoones”. These are used to communi-llback numbers, caller choices, and

F tones at any time during a call by keys 0 to 9, * and #.ch a DTMF sequence to a phonealling it (or storing it in the Phone- number and the DTMF part mustait character.

t characterse or wait character, press and hold shows w for a wait and p for a pause. interprets the first pause character as

hen you dial a number containingyour phone dials the first part (the


Operator services

15 • Operator servicesMost items of the Operator Services menu (e.g. Servicenumbers, Services +) are subscription-dependent andspecific to operators: your mobile phone readily sup-ports them if they are included in your subscription.Consequently, the menus shown following may or maynot be available. Contact your network operator fordetailed information on availability and rates.

The services provided may involve making a phone callor sending a SMS for which you may be charged.

The phone supports standard GSM strings that can besent from the keypad to the network and used to acti-vate services provided by the network.• Example n° 1Press * 4 3 #, then (, to activate theCall Waiting service.• Example n° 2Press * # 3 1 #, then (, to knowif the mobile identification has been sent.• Example n° 3Press * 6 1 #, then (, to activate thefeature call forward if no reply.

• Example n° 4Press * 6 2feature call forwar

Contact your netwtion on GSM strin

Some phone servchines and pagerDTMF tones (Dknown as “touch tcate passwords, caso on.You can send DTMpressing any of theYou can also attanumber before dibook). The phonebe separated by a w

Pause and waiTo obtain a paus#. The displayThe phone alwaysa wait character. Wa wait character,

GSM strings

DTMF tones

Operator services

ed at the bottom of the screen.er is then dialled. the two calls, press , thenEach time that you toggle fromer, the active call is placed onhich was on hold is activated.

tive line, press ). The activend the call on hold remains as

hold, use Switch calls to reach.

be dialled either from the key-

ressing -, then selecting the

essing+, then selecting the

e another call when already ins feature is available with youryou receive a second call theeep and the screen displays Call

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phone number) and then waits for the call to be con-nected before sending the rest of the digits as DTMFtones. Any subsequent pause character is an ordinarypause that generates a delay of 2.5 seconds.

For example: access your answering machineTo hear all messages (e.g. code 3) on your answeringmachine (password 8421) at phone number12345678, you could call: 12345678w8421p3.The phone dials 12345678 and waits for the call to beconnected. When connected, the phone transmits8421 (the password), pauses 2.5 seconds, and thensends the last digit. If you find that 2.5 seconds is notlong enough for your needs, you can enter severalpause characters one after the other to increase thepause time.

You can make a second call during an active call or dur-ing a call on hold. You can switch between the two calls(the cost displayed on the screen depends on localcharge rate).1. While already on the phone, dial a number then

press (. The first call is put on hold and the

number is displayThe second numb

2. To toggle betweenselect Switch calls. one call to anothhold and the call w

3. To hang up the acline is hung up asuch.

4. To end the call onit, then press )

Notes:The second number canpad or from:- the phonebook, by pname to be called,- the Call list, by prnumber to be called.

You are able to receivcommunication (if thisubscription). When phone emits an alert bwaiting.

Make a second call

Answer a second

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dent

ication and one call being on hold, third call. The phone emits an alerter end one of the calls before being third one or introduce the callingence (see below). This service is lim-t communications (one active and

dent

can activate the conference call bying consecutive outgoing calls, ore it from a multiparty call context.o five members at the same time and with ). At this point all calls are

onsecutive outgoing calls, first initi-ith the first number of the confer-

first member is on line, initiate aribed in “Make a second call” above.call is engaged, press,and select

d call

all


Operator services

To receive a second call, you must have:- subscribed to this feature,- deactivated the Call forward option for voice calls (seepage 78),- activated the Call waiting option (see page 79).

If you receive a second call, press,, then you can:• accept the second call: the first one is put on hold,

the second one is active. If you want to togglebetween the two calls, press,then select Switchcalls. Each time you toggle from one call toanother, the active call is put on hold and the callwhich was on hold is then activated. To introducethe new caller into a conference press,andselect Conference.

• reject the second call• end the active call, then your incoming call is

ringing.

Notes:- If you also wish to answer the incoming call, press(; to reject it, press ).- If you have activated call forwarding ‘If Busy’ (see“Call forward” page 78), you will never receive secondcalls since they are always forwarded when the line isbusy.

Subscription depen

While in communyou may receive abeep. You can eithable to answer theparty into a conferited to two currenone on hold).

Subscription depen

Youmakcreat

You may have up tend the conferencedisconnected.In order to make cate a normal call wence. When the second call as descWhen the second

Answer a thir

Conference c

Conference

Operator services

r select Private call to have a pri-ber only (other members are put

t

tive call and a call on hold. You the transfer is completed. Dur-lect Transfer and press ,.

t from the Call forward, whichick up the call (see page 78).

fer


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Conference. Repeat the above process until five mem-bers are connected.If there is an incoming call during the conference calland there are less than five members, you can acceptthis new call by pressing ,. Press , again andthen select Conference to add this member to the con-ference call. If there is an incoming call during a con-ference with five members already connected, you cananswer this new incoming call, but not add it to theconference.While a conference call is in progress, press , to ac-cess the Conf. members options. Disconnect a memberof the conference by selecting Remove party and press-

ing , to confirm, ovate call with this memon hold).

Subscription dependen

You can connect an acare disconnected whening a call press ,, se

This feature is differentakes place before you p

Explicit call trans

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prevent unauthorised use of your

r phone in a safe place and keep itall children's reach.

riting down your PIN code. Try tor it instead. ne and remove the battery if you arenused for a long time.

enu to change the PIN code afterone and to activate call restriction

gn of your phone complies with alle laws and regulations. Howeverne may cause interference with oth-onic devices. Consequently youocal recommendations and regula- your cellular phone both at homeRegulations on the use of cellulars and aircraft are particularly strin-

s been focused for some time on theks for users of cellular phones. Then radio wave technology, includingogy, has been reviewed and safetyen drawn up to ensure protectionadio wave energy. Your cellular tele-


Precautions

Precautions

Your cellular mobile phone is a low power ra-dio transmitter and receiver. When it is op-erating, it sends and receives radio waves. Theradio waves carry your voice or data signal to

a base station that is connected to the telephone net-work. The network controls the power at which thephone transmits.• Your phone transmits/receives radio waves in the

GSM frequency (900 /1800MHz).• The GSM network controls transmission power

(0.01 to 2 watts).• Your phone complies with all relevant safety

standards.• The CE mark on your phone shows compliancy

with European electromagnetic compatibility(Ref. 89/336/EEC) and low voltage directives(Ref. 73/23/EEC).

Your cellular mobile phone is your responsibility. Toavoid damage to yourself, to others or to the phone it-self, read and follow all the safety instructions andmake them known to anyone borrowing your phone.

Furthermore to phone:

Keep youout of smAvoid wremembe

Switch off the phogoing to leave it uUse the Security mpurchasing the phoptions.

The desiapplicablyour phoer electr

should follow all ltions when usingand when away. phones in vehiclegent.Public concern hapossible health riscurrent research othe GSM technolstandards have befrom exposure to r

Radio waves

Precautions

equested to turn off radio trans-s quarries or other areas where

in progress.the vehicle manufacturer thatuipment used in your vehiclefected by radio energy.

acemaker:phone more than 15 cm fromhen the phone is switched on,otential interference.hone in a breastpocket.

site to the pacemaker to mini- interference.one if you suspect that interfer-e.

earing aid, consult your physi-manufacturer to learn whetheris susceptible to cellular phone

kers

aids


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phone complies with all applicable safety standardsand the Radio Equipment and TelecommunicationsTerminal Equipment Directive 1999/5/EC.

Inadequately protected or sensitive electronic equip-ment may be affected by radio energy. This interfer-ence can lead to accidents.

Before boarding an aircraft and/or whenpacking the phone in your luggage: the use ofmobile phones in an aircraft may be danger-

ous for the operation of the aircraft, disrupt the mobilephones network and may be illegal.

In hospitals, clinics, other health care centresand anywhere else where you may be in theclose vicinity of medical equipment.

In areas with a potentially explosive atmos-phere (e.g. petrol stations and also areaswhere the air contains dust particles, such asmetal powders).

In a vehicle transporting flammable products (even ifthe vehicle is parked) or a vehicle powered by liquefiedpetroleum gas (LPG), check first that the vehicle com-plies with the applicable safety rules.

In areas where you are rmitting devices, such ablasting operations are

Check with electronic eqwill not be af

If you are a user of a p• Always keep the

your pacemaker win order to avoid p

• Do not carry the p• Use the ear oppo

mise the potential• Switch off your ph

ence is taking plac

If you are a user of a hcian and hearing aid your particular device interference.

Always switch off your phone

Users of pacema

Users of hearing

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the backlight for a shorter period ofs avoiding unnecessary navigating inill also help to save the battery’sger phoning and stand-by perform-

powered by a rechargeable battery.charger only.rate. or open the battery.

metal objects (such as keys in yourrt circuit the battery contacts.re to excessive heat (>60°C orure or caustic environments.ld only use Philips Authentic Acces-

the use of any other accessories mayour phone and will make all guaran-our Philips phone null and void.d parts are replaced immediately byian and that they are replaced withplacement parts.

isplayed on the battery


Precautions

In order to improve the performance of your phone,reduce radio energy emission, reduce battery con-sumption and ensure safe operation adhere to the fol-lowing guidelines:

For the optimal and satisfactory operation ofthe phone you are recommended to use thephone in the normal operating position(when not using in hands-free mode or witha hands-free accessory).

• Do not expose your phone to extreme tempera-tures.

• Treat the phone with care. Any misuse will voidthe International Guarantee.

• Do not immerse the phone in any liquid; if yourphone is damp, switch it off, remove the batteryand let them dry for 24hrs before using themagain.

• To clean the phone, wipe it with a soft cloth.• Placing and receiving calls consumes the same

amount of battery energy. However, the mobileconsumes less energy in idle screen when kept inthe same place. When in idle screen and whileyou are moving, your phone consumes energy totransmit updated location information to the net-

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It lowers concentration, which can be danger-ous. Adhere to the following guidelines:Give your full attention to driving. Pull offthe road and park before using the phone.

Respect the local regulations in countries where youdrive and use your GSM phone.If you want to use your phone in a vehicle, install thehands-free car kit which is designed for that purpose,still ensuring you give full attention to driving.Ensure that your phone and car kit do not block anyair bags or other security devices fitted in your car.The use of an alarm system to operate a vehicle's lightor horn to indicate incoming phone calls is prohibitedon public roads in some countries. Check local regula-tions.

In case of hot weather or after a prolonged exposure tothe sun (e.g., behind a window or a windscreen), thetemperature of your phone's casing might increase, es-pecially when featuring a metallic finish. Be very care-ful in this case when picking up your phone and alsoavoid using it with an ambient temperature over 40°C.

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The display responds moreslowly at very low tempera-tures. This is normal and doesnot affect the operation of thephone. Take the phone to awarmer place and try again. In other cases please contactyour phone supplier.

’t Press and hold c, orswitch off the phone, checkthat the SIM card and the bat-tery are installed correctly,and switch it on again.

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t Some networks don’t allowmessage exchanges with othernetworks. Contact your oper-ator for detailed informationon this subject.


Troubleshooting

TroubleshootingThe phone does not switch on

Remove and reinstall the bat-tery (see page 7). Then chargethe phone until the batteryicon has stopped flashing. Fi-nally, unplug from the charg-er and try to switch themobile on.

The display shows BLOCKED when you switch on

Somebody tried to use yourphone but didn’t know thePIN code nor the unblockingcode (PUK). Contact yourservice provider.

The and symbols are not dis-played

The network connection islost. Either you are in a radioshadow (in a tunnel or be-tween tall buildings) or youare outside the network cover-age area. Try from anotherplace or contact your networkoperator for assistance/infor-mation about the network.

The display doesn'respond (or the diplay responds slowly) to key presses

Your phone doesnreturn to the idle screen

Your phone doesndisplay the phone numbers of incomincalls

You can’t send texmessages

Troubleshooting

To receive all calls, make surethat none of the features«Conditional call forward» or«unconditional call forward»is activated (see page 78).

Some features are network de-pendent. They are only avail-able, therefore, if the networkor your subscription supportsthem. Contact your operatorfor detailed information onthis subject.

Check that the SIM card hasbeen inserted in the right po-sition (see page 7). If theproblem remains, your SIMcard might be damaged. Con-tact your operator.


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The display shows IMSI failure

This problem is related toyour subscription. Contactyour operator.

You can’t receive and/or store JPEG pictures

A picture may not be acceptedby your mobile phone if it istoo large, or if it doesn’t havethe correct file format. Seepage 58 for complete infor-mation on this subject.

When charging the battery the battery icon shows no bars and the outline is flashing

Only charge the battery in anenvironment where the tem-perature does not go below0°C (32°F) or above 50°C(113°F).In other cases please contactyour phone supplier.

The display shows SIM failure

Check that the SIM card hasbeen inserted in the right po-sition (see page 7). If theproblem remains, your SIMcard may be damaged. Con-tact your operator.

You are not sure that you are receiving calls properly

When attempting to use a feature in the menu, the mobile displays not allowed

The display shows Insert your SIM card

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Troubleshooting

Your phone doesn’t work well in your car

A car contains many metallicparts that absorb electromag-netic waves which can affectthe phone’s performances. Acar kit is available to provideyou with an external antennaand enables you to make andreceive phone calls withouthandling the handset.You should check with localauthorities if you are allowedto phone while driving.

98 Icons & symbols

Icons & symbolsIn idle mode, several symbols can be displayedsimultaneously either on external screen or mainscreen.

If the network symbol isn’t displayed, the network isnot currently available. You may be in a bad receptionarea: move to a different location.

Silent - Your phone will not ring whenreceiving a call.

Vibra - Your phone will vibrate whenreceiving a call.

GPRS attach - Your mobile phone isconnected to the GPRS network.

SMS message - You have received a newmessage.

Voice mail - You have received a new voicemail.

Battery - The bars indicate the battery level(4 bars = full, 1 bar = low).

Alarm clock activated.

Roaming - Displayed when your phone isregistered to a network other than your own(especially when you’re abroad).

SMS full - Memory for messages is full. De-lete old messages to receive new ones.

Call Forward Unconditional to number -All your incoming voice calls are being for-warded to a number other than voice mail.

Call Forward to voice mailbox - All yourcalls are being forwarded to voice mail.

Home zone - A zone designated by yournetwork operator. Subscription dependent,contact your service provider for details.

GSM Network: your phone is connected toa GSM networkReception quality: the more bars are shownthe better the reception is.

Instant message - option is set to On.

Memory full - The phone’s memory is full.Delete items to store new ones.

MMS message - You have received a newmultimedia message.


Philips authentic accessories 99

Philips authentic accessories

Charges your battery in any AC outlet. Small enoughto carry in a briefcase/handbag.

Designed to operate your Philips mobile phone hands-free and easy to use, this compact hands-free solutionoffers a high audio quality. Simply plug the kit into thevehicle auxiliary outlet.

In-line answer button offers you a simplified alterna-tive to searching for the phone. Simply answer an in-

coming call by pressing the button. In idle mode, pressto activate voice dial.

In certain countries, telephoning while driving is pro-hibited. For safe and trouble free installation, we rec-ommend that specialized technicians install hands-freecar kits.

A translucent and soft plastic carry case allows easy keypresses while protecting your phone from nicks andscratches. Supplied with necklace.

To maximise the performance of your Philips phoneand not to void the warranty, always purchase PhilipsAuthentic Accessories that are specially designed for usewith your phone. Philips Consumer Electronics cannotbe held liable for any damage due to use with non au-thorised accessories. Ask for Philips Authentic Accesso-ries where you purchased your Philips Phone.

Charger

Universal car kit

Stereo headset

Carry case


Declaration of conformity

We, Philips FranceMobile Telephony Business Creation TeamRoute d’Angers72081 Le Mans cedex 9FRANCE

declare under our sole responsibility that the productPhilips 535CT 5358Cellular Mobile Radio GSM 900/GSM 1800TAC: 352751

to which this declaration relates, is in conformity withthe following Standards:

EN 60950, EN 50360 and EN 301 489-07EN 301 511 v 7.0.1

We hereby declare that all essential radio test suiteshave been carried out and that the above named prod-uct is in conformity to all the essential requirements ofDirective 1999/5/EC.

The conformity assessment procedure referred to inArticle 10 and detailed in Annex V of Directive 1999/5/EC has been followed related to articles 3.1 and 3.2with the involvement of the following Notified Body:BABT, Claremont House, 34 Molesey Road, Walton-on-Thames, KT12 4RQ, UKIdentification mark: 0168

The technical documentation relevant to the aboveequipment will be held at:

Philips FranceMobile Telephony Business Creation TeamRoute d’Angers72081 Le Mans cedex 9FRANCE

Le Mans, 13, November 2003Jean-Omer Kifouani

Quality Manager

In case your Philips product is not working correctly oris defective, please return your phone to the place ofpurchase or the Philips National Service Center. In theevent you require service whilst in another country adealer address can be given to you by the PhilipsConsumer Help Desk in that country.


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