Acer NeWeb PM322 User manual
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Disassembly is prohibited.
Power plug should be
removed from the socket.
Safety warnings are used to prevent bodily injury and property damage.
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Cautions for Usin
g
the Mobile Phone and Char
g
er
Don't hit, shake or tamper with
the phone or charger to prevent
battery leakage, overheating,
explosion or even fire.
Don't use the phone where there
is volatile oil to avoid fire or
damage.
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Don't use the mobile phone
while driving, for it is not safe
and may cause a traffic
accident. Park your car
somewhere before using it.
Cellular phones are banned for
use on airplanes or in hospitals.
Please turn it off to prevent
interference with electronic
medical devices. You must
follow strict rules to use it in
such places.
Don't use your mobile phone
in public.
Do not put a magnetic card and
your mobile phone together,
because the data on the floppy
disk or card might be erased.
Do not place mobile phone near
pins. Pins will be absorbed by
the receiver magnet, which may
cause harm.
Cautions for Usin
g
the Mobile Phone
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Take the battery out and do not
use it anymore if it turns hot,
changes color or shape.
Wash affected parts of your
body with water if the battery
leaks liquid on your skin or
clothes.
Do not expose the battery to
high temperature, because it
may leak, overheat, degrade
and shorten the battery life.
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the Batter
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Clean any dust away from the
power socket.
Don't use the charger in
places with high humidity like
the bathroom.
Don't touch the charger, power
cord and socket with wet hands
to avoid electric shock.
Hold the plug while pulling on
the power cord.
Cautions for Using the Charger
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Requirements for the char
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er and AC adapter
Requirements for the mobile phone
Avoid using your mobile phone in excessively high or low temperature places.
It is recommended to be used in a temperature range from 5-35 degrees centigrade
and humidity of 35%-85%.
Requirements for the batter
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Battery should be stored in a cool and dry place with good ventilation.
If the battery is depleted for too long, it'll make charging impossible. Charge the battery
often even if you do not use the phone for a long period of time.
Battery wears fast
.
The advanced Lithium battery reduces power consumption, so it's service life has
increased. Frequent charging will shorten the battery life. If charging cannot improve
the battery performance, it means the battery should be replaced.
Don't dispose the old batteries together with other rubbish.
Don't charge your phone in places with the following conditions:
Sunshine, equal to or lower than 5 degrees centigrade, equal to or higher than 35 degrees
centigrade, high humidity, dust, vibration, near a TV or radio (audio and video frequency
signal will cause noise.)
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Index
Safety information and notices…………………………………………………… 1
Chapter 1 Introduction............................................................................................. 10
1.1 Appearance.................................................................................................... 10
1.2 Keypad Description........................................................................................11
Chapter 2 Using Your Phone.................................................................................... 12
2.1 Attaching Your Battery.................................................................................. 12
2.2 Turning Your Phone On / Off........................................................................ 13
2.3 Making a Call................................................................................................ 14
2.4 Answering a Call........................................................................................... 16
2.5 Dial-Out History............................................................................................ 17
2.6 Incoming Call Record ................................................................................... 18
2.7 Ring Volume Settings.................................................................................... 20
2.8 Key In Method .............................................................................................. 20
2.9 Function Select.............................................................................................. 25
2.10 Charge ......................................................................................................... 25
2.11 Phone Book ................................................................................................. 26
3 Function Description.............................................................................................. 33
3.1 Function List ................................................................................................. 33
3.2 Phone Number............................................................................................... 34
3.3 Tone Select.................................................................................................... 34
3.4 HoldTone Select............................................................................................ 35
3.5 Check Settings............................................................................................... 35
3.6 Key Tone ....................................................................................................... 36
3.7 InArea Alarm................................................................................................. 36
3.8 Show Own No............................................................................................... 37
3.9 Date/Time Settings........................................................................................ 37
3.10 Alarm Clock Settings.................................................................................. 38
3.11 Dial Lock Settings....................................................................................... 40
3.12 Change Password ........................................................................................ 42
3.13 Cut Indicator................................................................................................ 43
3.14 Data Erase ................................................................................................... 43
3.15 Language Select .......................................................................................... 44
3.16 Animation.................................................................................................... 45
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Chapter 1 Introduction
Your PM322 is a new technical product that was designed by Acer NeWeb
Corporation. The PM322 has modern appearance, convenient operation, vivid display
and high communication quality. Acer NeWeb Corporation provides you the best
choice in the mobile communication field.
1.1 Appearance
End / Power
Icons
Talk / Enter
Scroll Keys
Function / Clear
Ring Mode / Modify / Hold / Input Mode
Phonebook / Spacebar
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1.2 Keypad Description
Key Key Name Function Introduction
Scroll Keys Item selection, volume adjustment
Talk / Enter Key Talk, item selection confirm
End / Power Key Switch phone on / off, End Call, Cancel
Selection
Function / Clean Key Modify phone setting and enter
information
Modify / Hold / Input Mode / Ring
Mode Modification, hold, input mode switch
Phone Book / Space / Back Key Search phone number, space and back
button
“ #” Key / Left Arrow Key Type “ #”, move cursor left
“ * ”Key / Right Arrow Key Type “ *”, move cursor right
“ 1 ”/“ A ”/” B ”/” C ”/“ D “/“ E “
“ 2 ”/“ F ”/” G ”/” H ”/” I “/” J ”
“ 3 “/” K ”/” L “/” M ”/” N ”/” O ”
“ 4 ”/” P ”/” Q ”/” R ”/” S ”/” T ”
“ 5 ”/” U ”/” V ”/” W ”/” X ”/” Y”
“ 6 ”/” Z ”
“ 7 ”
“ 8 ”
“ 9 ”
“ 0 ”
Enter numbers and letters
Hold “ ” for a while, the screen will
displays the letter “P”.
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Chapter 2 Using Your Phone
2.1 Attaching Your Battery
1. Carefully plug the connector into the 2-pin port.
2. Place the battery into the battery compartment.
3. Position the red and black wires to the left of the battery.
4. Line up the cover and press it down firmly on top of the battery, then slide it up
to fasten it.
Notice: The batteries should be approved by the phone manufacturer and recharge
your batteries only with the chargers approved by the manufacturer.
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2.2 Turning Your Phone On / Off
Turning the phone On
Note: Please make sure the battery is correctly installed. Refer to 2.1.
(1) Press for more than 1 second. (2) Screen displays “Welcome”
(3) Enter standby mode.
Turning the phone Off
(1) In standby mode, press for more than 1 second
(2) Screen displays “Power Off”
Bye
Bye
Jan 1 2:36
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2.3 Making a Call
(1) Enter the phone number you wish to dial or get the phone number from the
phone book. Otherwise, you can also make a phone call via dial history. Press to
dial out.
(A) (B)
(C)
(2) Press to choose the call waiting function.
Press again or press to exit.
035428000 Dialing
035428000
Talking
1’36
Holding
1’48
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(3) During a call, you can use to adjust the volume.
(4) Press to exit.
NoticeYou can not make a pone call if you are outside the service area.
Receiver Vol
▂▄▆█!
Talk End
5’26
Out - Of - Area
022987633
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2.4 Answering a Call
(1) Press any key except to answer a phone call.
If the caller’s information is stored in the phone book, then the caller’s name will be
displayed. For example: Jack, 0506783452
If the record has been set to a specific ring, you can distinguish who the caller is when
the phone rings.
(2) If you don’t want to answer a phone call, press to enter into a silent mode.
Then press the key again to reject the call.
Incoming
0506783452
Incoming
Jack
Silent
Jack
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(3) If you missed any phone call, the screen will inform you.
2.5 Dial-Out History
Press the down Scroll Keys to choose Dial-Out History.
Dial-out
The two screens above will be displayed. The phone number in the left screen may be
replaced by a name. Please press to browse and press to dial the selected
number.
Have dial-in
Mar 15 7:21
Dial-out
0506785432 Dial-out 1 !
Nov 5 12:09
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If you want to delete a record, please press and then press to delete it.
2.6 Incoming Call Record
Press the up Scroll Keys to enter Incoming Call Record.
Delete?
1: Yes 0: No Record
Deleted
Dial-in
0506785432 ReceCall 1 !
Nov 5 12:09
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The two screens above will be displayed. The phone number in the left screen may be
replaced by a name. Please press to browse and press to dial the selected
number.
If you want to delete a record, please press the and then press to delete it.
When you browse the record, you can press to save the record in the Phone
book.
Press ~ to select a group and then press for entering more detail
settings.
Delete?
1: Yes 0: No Record
Deleted
Group No? 1
Friend
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2.7 Ring Volume Settings
(1) From standby mode, press to set the ring volume.
(2) Press to adjust the volume or press again to enter the silent mode.
2.8 Key In Method
You can enter wordings to save in your phone by two methods. (Two-key method and
cursor method) If you do not press any key within the 30 seconds, then the screen will
enter the standby status. For example: Enter name Jack~6
Ring Volume
Tone ▃▇!
Ring Volume
Silent
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