Burnside P355 User manual

Burnside Telecom Ltd
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Burnside Telecom Ltd
Opus House, Manor Court
Herriard, Basingstoke
Hampshire RG25 2PH
nited Kingdom
IMPORTANT!
IMPORTANT!IMPORTANT!
IMPORTANT! This phone, like any wireless phone,
operates using radio signals and the wireless
network, as well as user-programmed functions,
which cannot guarantee connection in all
conditions. Therefore, you should never rely
solely upon any wireless phone for essential
communications (e.g. medical emergencies).
Remember, to make or receive any calls, the
phone must be switched on and in an area with
adequate cellular signal strength.
Emergency calls may not be possible on all
wireless phone networks or when certain
network services or phone features are in use.
Check with local cellular service providers.
Emergency calls may be made even when a SIM
card is not installed (subject to network
availability) using the 112 dialling code.
Operating environment
Operating environmentOperating environment
Operating environment
Make sure that no special regulation is in force
that imposes restrictions on the use of mobile
phones. Restrictions to mobile phones would
also apply to this telephone. Most modern
electronic equipment is shielded from radio
frequency (RF) signals. However, certain
electronic equipment may not be shielded
against the RF signals from your phone.
Pacemakers
PacemakersPacemakers
Pacemakers
Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that a
minimum separation of 20 cm (6 inches) be
maintained between a handheld wireless phone
and a pacemaker. The same restriction should
apply to the external antenna of this phone. If
you have any reason to suspect that interference
is taking place, switch off the phone immediately.
Hearing aids
Hearing aidsHearing aids
Hearing aids
The phone's radio signals may interfere with
some hearing aids. In such cases move the
antenna as far away as practical or consult your
hearing aid supplier.
Other medical devices
Other medical devicesOther medical devices
Other medical devices
Operation of any radio transmitting equipment,
including the phone, may interfere with the
function of inadequately protected medical
devices. Consult a physician or the manufacturer
of the medical device to determine if they are
adequately shielded from external RF energy or if
you have any questions. Switch off your phone in
health care facilities when any regulations posted
in these areas instruct you to do so. Hospitals or
health care facilities may be using equipment
that could be sensitive to external RF energy.
Radio transmission equipment
Radio transmission equipmentRadio transmission equipment
Radio transmission equipment
While Burnside products are designed to
conform to international standards regarding
the acceptance of radio frequency interference,
certain installation locations may interfere with
their proper operation. We recommend that
Burnside equipment is not installed in close
proximity to any equipment that generates RF
signals (for example, radio transmitters), and is
located as far as possible away from it or in a
separate room.
Potentially explosive atmospheres
Potentially explosive atmospheresPotentially explosive atmospheres
Potentially explosive atmospheres
Do not install the phone or site the antenna in
any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere
and obey all signs and instructions. Areas with a
potentially explosive atmosphere are often but
not always clearly marked. They include chemical
transfer or storage facilities; vehicles using
liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or
butane): areas where the air contains chemicals
or particles, such as grain, dust or metal powders.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR PHONE
Tel: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.burnsidetelecom.com
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Burnside GSM Phone
Model P355
User Guide

Burnside Telecom Ltd
Burnside Telecom LtdBurnside Telecom Ltd
Burnside Telecom Ltd
Opus House, Manor Court
Herriard, Basingstoke
Hampshire RG25 2PH
nited Kingdom
Photographs and drawings used in this guide are for illustration purposes only, and may differ from details of the
actual product. Burnside has a policy of continual product development, and reserves the right to update and
modify product specifications and features without prior notice. E&OE.
Copyright © 2010 Burnside Telecom Ltd. All rights reserved. Part number 362090 Rev. 1.2a
Tel: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.burnsidetelecom.com
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Using the hone wall mounting bracket
This wall mounting bracket allows the phone to be attached to a vertical surface
in a manner that prevents casual removal. The bracket can be obtained from
Burnside Telecom as an optional accessory.
To mount the wall bracket
Fix the bracket securely to the mounting surface
using the two slotted holes in the rear panel.
Place the phone onto the angled front panel, slide
down the retaining clip to secure the phone in place
and tighten the two adjustment screws using the
supplied Allen key. Then connect the cables to the
phone for use in the usual way.

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USB connection
Insert the square SB connector into the socket on the
rear panel of the phone, located between the power input
socket and the red power button.
Connect the other end of the SB cable
to an unused SB socket on the computer.
If you intend to use TAPI-enabled applications, ensure
that the TAPI option is enabled in the phone. Press the
Menu
Menu Menu
Menu button, then use the arrow keys to go to the
Settings menu. Press Select
SelectSelect
Select, highlight the Advanced
settings
option and press Select
Select Select
Select again. Go to the TAPI
mode option and set it to On , then press Select
Select Select
Select to save.
Using a headset with your hone
Burnside offers a range of optional accessories for your phone, including a
Plantronics headset - ideal for when the phone is being used on a continual basis.
The headset can be used in place of the standard handset and a special phone
setting configures the phone to allow the Handsfree
HandsfreeHandsfree
Handsfree button as well as the
handset hook switch to be used to control calls via the headset.
To connect the headset
Ensure that the phone is switched off, and if
the normal phone handset is attached to the
phone, disconnect it.
Connect the cable leading from the headset to
the adapter cable. Insert the small connector
of the headset adapter cable to the handset
socket on the left side of the phone body.
Switch on the phone and access the menu:
Settings > General > Advanced Settings
Enable the
Headset option and press
Select
Select Select
Select to save the setting.
Note: When using the Handset/Headset:
Handset/Headset:Handset/Headset:
Handset/Headset:-
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- Both
Both Both
Both
option in Advanced Settings
Advanced SettingsAdvanced Settings
Advanced Settings, use the optional
External Switch (available from Burnside) to
choose between the handset and headset.
Adapter cable
Adapter cableAdapter cable
Adapter cable
This must be compatible with
the Panasonic standard pin-out
(Plantronics Part # 10PS)
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Contents
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2 Welcome
WelcomeWelcome
Welcome
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3 Setting up your phone
Setting up your phoneSetting up your phone
Setting up your phone
3 nlock the transit switch
3 Install your SIM card
3 Connect the handset
4 Attach the antenna
4 Connect the power adapter
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5 sing your phone
sing your phonesing your phone
sing your phone
5 Switching on and off
5 The standby screen
6 Screen status and indicators
6 Making and receiving calls
9 Managing more than one call
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11 Menu options
Menu optionsMenu options
Menu options
12 Menu options layout
13 The phonebook
17 Speed dial memory buttons
18 Text messaging
21 Call register
22 Call diversion
23 Ring tones
24 General settings
25 Edit display banner
25 Call settings
26 Security settings
26 Setting date and time
27 Status check
27 Restore factory settings
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28 Troubleshooting
TroubleshootingTroubleshooting
Troubleshooting
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29 sing optional accessories
sing optional accessoriessing optional accessories
sing optional accessories
Cover
CoverCover
Cover Important safety information
Important safety informationImportant safety information
Important safety information
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Welcome!
Thank you for choosing this Burnside GSM phone. This guide will help you set up
and use your phone and its special features. Before you use your new phone,
please review the important safety information given at the back of this guide.
Take a short while to familiarise yourself with the buttons and features that your
phone provides, and then follow the set-up instructions opposite.
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Redial
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Mute
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M1
Names
Register
SMS
Menu
Select
Mailbox
Clear
Call
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VIP memory buttons
VIP memory buttonsVIP memory buttons
VIP memory buttons
se to store regular contacts
for quick and easy dialling.
Loud speaker
Loud speakerLoud speaker
Loud speaker
sed for hands-free
operation and automatic
answering features.
Names button
Names buttonNames button
Names button
Access your phonebook
to store and use contact
numbers.
Status screen
Status screenStatus screen
Status screen
Provides clear indicators
of phone status. Also
used for messages,
events and dialling.
External Antenna
External AntennaExternal Antenna
External Antenna
Range available
to suit most
situations.
Menu buttons
Menu buttonsMenu buttons
Menu buttons
To access the
menus and
select options.
Control buttons
Control buttonsControl buttons
Control buttons
For managing
your calls and
messages.
Handsfree button
Handsfree buttonHandsfree button
Handsfree button
se for handsfree
dialling or to answer
an incoming call
without picking up
the handset.
Microphone
MicrophoneMicrophone
Microphone
se during hands-
free operation,
instead of handset.
Handset
HandsetHandset
Handset
Sturdy handset with
quality microphone
and earpiece.
Internal lithium
polymer rechargeable
battery, with up to five
days standby time.
Phone supplied with
power adapter/charger.
Arrow keys
Arrow keysArrow keys
Arrow keys
se to adjust speech
volume during calls,
and to control menus.
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Using the o tional magnetic mount antenna
This antenna is available from Burnside as an alternative to the standard hinged
antenna, and can be used to obtain improved network signal strength in areas
where coverage may be less than ideal. The antenna has a magnetic mount and a
two metre cable, so it can be positioned more flexibly.
To attach the magnetic mount antenna, first ensure
that the phone is switched off. If the supplied standard
antenna is installed, disconnect it.
Assemble the antenna by screwing the upper section
into the base until it is finger tight. Then position the
antenna where required, if possible on a secure metal
surface (preferably iron or steel).
Note: Do not position the antenna close to computer
monitors, televisions, credit cards, etc., because the
magnetic base can affect these items.
Feed the antenna cable to the rear of the phone,
attach the connector to the antenna socket and
twist the collar until it is finger tight.
Note: Ensure that the antenna cable does not cause a trip hazard.
Linking to a com uter
This phone is equipped with a SB connector and features to support its use with
a computer system to provide additional functionality.
• Initiate and terminate calls using applications that support Microsoft's
Telephony Application Programming Interface (TAPI) standard
• Wireless modem, fax, send and receive SMS text messages
• pdate the phone's internal software to the latest version.
To connect the phone, you will need a computer that has an unused SB port
and a standard SB cable of suitable length, with a SB type A connector at one
end and a SB type B connector at the other. The phone and the computer can
be switched on or off while connecting.
Before connecting the phone and computer, install the SB driver on the
computer. This software is downloadable from www.burnsidetelecom.com
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www.burnsidetelecom.com.
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Troubleshooting
The hone is not working
If your phone appears to be not working (the display is blank) or you cannot
make calls, follow these steps to check your set-up:
1 Check that the transit switch is unlocked - see page 2, Step 1.
2 If the phone is not connected to a mains power outlet, the internal battery
may be discharged. se the power adapter to recharge the battery -
recharging takes about two hours to complete.
3 If the phone is connected to a mains power outlet, check that the display is
active. If not, use the red power switch at the rear of the phone to switch it
on. If the display still does not appear, you should contact Burnside Telecom
(details on the back page of this guide).
4 If you cannot make calls by dialling, check that the phone is not in restricted
dialling mode - refer to page 9.
5 If you still cannot make calls, check that your SIM card has call credit available.
Calls can't be made or received reliably
The standby status display shows you the strength of
the wireless signal being received by the phone, and
this can be used as a rough indicator - the more bars
the better. However, this phone has a more precise way
of helping you find a location where the best wireless
network signal can be received. se this if you cannot
get good reception straight away.
From standby, press the Menu
Menu Menu
Menu button and use the
arrow keys to find the
Status option and press Select
SelectSelect
Select.
The status screen will be displayed, as shown here.
The
Signal level shows the current signal strength
expressed in logarithmic form (dBm) and as a
percentage roughly equivalent to actual received
signal level compared to its possible maximum. Try
moving the phone and antenna position to achieve
the highest percentage level.
Signal strength
(more bars better)
If you continue to have difficulty receiving a reliable wireless signal, you might
need to use an alternative antenna. Visit www.burnsidetelecom.com for details
of our range of specialised antennas to suit more demanding locations.
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STEP 2 - Insert your SIM card
Note: Ensure the phone is switched off when inserting or removing a SIM card.
Your phone requires an active mobile 2G SIM card for normal use. It will not work
with 3G networks. Without a SIM card installed, the phone will only be able to make
emergency calls via the 112 code, depending on the availability of a mobile network
signal. Handle your SIM card carefully and avoid touching the gold contacts.
On the rear panel of the phone unit, carefully
swing open the SIM slot door.
Position your SIM card with its contacts facing
downwards and the notched corner facing
towards the slot.
Push the SIM card into the slot until it clicks
into place. Close the door.
Note: To remove the SIM card, press it inwards to
release and partially eject it, then carefully pull it out
of the slot.
STEP 1 - Unlock the transit switch
When shipped, your phone is locked, to prevent
it from powering on accidentally. You need to
unlock the phone before it will operate. On the
underside of the phone unit, locate the recessed
switch near to where the handset cable attaches.
Slide the switch towards the rear of the phone
unit. (The phone will not switch on at this stage.)
Locked
position
Unlocked
position
Transit switch
STEP 3 - Connect the handset
Your phone has been supplied with a
handset and connecting cable. These need to
be attached to the phone unit before use.
Connect one end of the cable to the socket at
the base of the handset and the other end to
the socket in the left side of the phone unit.
Each connector will click into place once
inserted correctly.
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STEP 4 - Attach the antenna
Align the supplied antenna with the
circular connector on the far left of the
rear panel. Attach the antenna by twisting
the connector collar clockwise until it is
finger-tight: do not overtighten.
In use, the antenna should always be
vertical. The supplied antenna has a hinge
so that you can position it correctly.
STEP 5 - Connect the ower ada ter
Connect the lead from the supplied power
adapter to the socket on the far right of
the rear panel. Plug the power adapter
main body into a nearby mains outlet.
STEP 6 - Switch on the hone
On the rear panel, press and hold the red
button until the display responds, then
release it. To switch the phone off, press
and hold the red button until the display
goes blank.
Power switch
Congratulations!
Your new phone is now ready to use. For detailed instructions on configuring
and personalising your phone, refer to the Menu Options section, starting at
page 11.
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- Settings
Settings Settings
Settings
Restore
se this option to reset the phone settings to their factory defaults. The restore
operation does not affect the contents of the phonebook, the SMS message
boxes or the call register.
Status
This screen provides additional status information about your phone. In
particular, it shows the currently available network signal strength, as a more
precise measurement than the 'strength bars' displayed in the standby screen.
This is helpful if you have difficulty obtaining a good signal, and want to try the
phone in different locations.
To view this status information, press the Menu
Menu Menu
Menu button
from standby, and use the arrow keys to display the
Status option and then press Select
SelectSelect
Select. The detailed
items are described below.
Signal level Shows the current signal strength expressed in logarithmic
form (dBm) and as a percentage roughly equivalent to actual
received signal level compared to its possible maximum.
You can use this signal level reading when positioning the
phone and antenna for best reception. Display the
Status
screen and move the phone and antenna until you achieve
the highest percentage reading (or lowest negative dBm
reading) available in the location.
Battery voltage Indicates the voltage charge of the battery. The working
range is between 3.6V and 4.2V. At 3.6V, the phone will
automatically switch off to protect the battery from
discharging completely.
IMEI The International Mobile Equipment Identity is the unique
code stored on your phone that differentiates it from every
other phone, worldwide.
Model Indicates the model number of the phone.
Version Indicates the current version of the internal phone software.

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Security settings
You can protect your phone from unauthorised use by
setting up security options. These options include the
facility to use a PIN code that must be entered before
the phone can be used. se this facility with care, and
ensure that you do not forget the PIN code that you
assign to the SIM card. Security settings are available in
the
Security option from the main Settings menu.
Change PI request To determine whether the SIM card should ask for the PIN
code whenever the phone is switched on - the current
status of the setting is shown in the lower half of the
screen. When selected, you will be requested to enter the
existing PIN code before the setting can be changed.
Change PI To change the PIN code that is stored on the SIM card. When
selected, you will be asked to enter the existing PIN code
and then enter the new code twice to confirm. For security
purposes the entered digits are not displayed on the screen -
entered numbers are represented by asterisks.
Restrict to M keys To restrict phone operation to the five VIP memory
buttons and emergency calls only (the 'key' icon is shown
when locked and the memory buttons do not display their
stored numbers). In addition, if only one single memory
button is programmed, you only need to lift the handset
or press the Handsfree
HandsfreeHandsfree
Handsfree button and the phone will
automatically dial that number.
When you select the
Restrict to M keys option, you will be asked to enter a Code . Enter
the last four digits of the unique IMEI number that is printed on the base of the phone
(it is also displayed in the Status screen - see opposite) and press Select
SelectSelect
Select. You will be
asked for the code again to unlock the mode when you next press the Menu
MenuMenu
Menu button.
Date and time settings
From standby, press the Menu
Menu Menu
Menu button, then use the
arrow keys to find the
Settings option and press the
Select
Select Select
Select button. Highlight
Date & time and press Select
SelectSelect
Select.
You will be prompted to enter the date and time in a
single series of digits beginning with the year and
ending with the seconds, using two digits per item and
a 24-hour clock. The Clear
Clear Clear
Clear key can be used to delete
incorrectly entered digits. Press the Select
Select Select
Select button to
save the details when complete.
For example, to set
18 August 2010 4:35pm
enter
100818163500
100818163500100818163500
100818163500
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Switching on your hone
Ensure that a valid SIM card is installed and that the power adapter is attached
(see opposite). Alternatively, if you wish to use the phone without the adapter,
ensure that the internal battery has been charged for at least two hours (or
until the display shows
Charged ) beforehand. Whenever power is applied via the
adapter, the internal battery will be charged automatically.
On the rear panel, press and hold the red button for about one second, then
release it. The screen should illuminate and display an initial message while the
phone prepares itself for operation.
If the SIM card is configured to use a PIN (Personal Identification Number) code,
you will be asked to enter it. Enter the appropriate four digit code and press the
Select
Select Select
Select button.
Note: take care when entering a PIN code as three successive incorrect tries will cause the
SIM card to be blocked, requiring a special unblocking code from your service provider.
If there is no available network service in the vicinity, the display will show
Searching... If this condition persists, try a different location for the phone or
antenna: refer to the Troubleshooting section on page 30.
Switching off
Press and hold the red button until the display goes blank.
In normal use, your phone should only be switched on and off using the red button. Only use
the transit switch once the unit has been turned off. If the transit switch is inadvertently moved
to the locked position, the phone will immediately shut off, or enter a charging state if the
power adapter is connected.
The standby screen
While the phone is switched on and not being used, it will display a screen similar
to one of those shown below. In addition to the time, date, signal strength and
other status icons, you can choose to make it show the network name, a big clock
or a personalised banner. se the Settings
Settings Settings
Settings option in the menu to determine
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Date and time All calls Message Missed Restricted Power/battery Signal
diverted received call dialling status strength
Screen status indicators
The basic standby screen provides indications of the signal strength, battery
charge status and the time and date. Additional indicators are shown for events
such as missed calls, as well as for certain programmed modes, such as restricted
dialling and call forwarding.
Making and receiving calls
Although your phone uses mobile communication technology, it has been
designed to make standard functions work in the same way as a high quality
landline phone, but with the added benefit of many mobile phone features.
Important:
Important: Important:
Important: If the status display shows Searching... you will not be able to successfully
make or receive calls. If this problem persists with your phone, make sure the aerial is
vertical, and try re-positioning the phone elsewhere. There are many factors that can
affect network availability and for this reason, the phone should not be considered as a
fail-safe resource for making emergency calls.
To make a call by dialling
Before making a call, ensure that the standby screen is displayed. Whether you
are using the handset or the handsfree speaker, you can choose to either:
dial first, then pick up the handset (or press the Handsfree
Handsfree Handsfree
Handsfree button)
OR
pick up the handset (or press the Handsfree
Handsfree Handsfree
Handsfree button) and then dial.
You will hear the called number ringing and when it is answered, you can talk
normally. You can adjust the handset earpiece and handsfree speaker volume
using the arrow keys. Press the Mute
MuteMute
Mute button if you wish to mute or un-mute the
call at any time during the conversation.
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Settings Settings
Settings
Edit banner
Within the General menu, you can choose Idle display as an option for the
standby screen, and create a customised banner.
The banner editor allows you to create a custom
message up to 19 characters long (depending on
character widths). se the Clear
Clear Clear
Clear button to remove
characters as you type. Enter new characters in the
same way as for creating text messages. The #
##
# key
changes between upper and lower case, and the
current case is shown in the editor.
Press the Select
Select Select
Select button to save your entry, then ensure
that the
Idle display option is set to Banner .
Call settings
Various detailed settings are available for managing calls.
These are accessed from the main
Settings menu and
the
Call settings option.
Call waiting To Activate or Cancel the call waiting function
provided by your service provider. When activated, call
waiting will audibly notify you (while you are in a call)
that another call has been received. This function is
dependent upon support from your service provider.
Own number sending To decide how your phone number is declared to
people that you call. The options are:
Yes (declare the
number),
o (withhold the number) or Set by network
(use your service provider’s standard setting).
etwork selection To influence how the phone should seek out and use
other host networks when your usual network is not
available. By default, the phone uses the
Automatic
setting, which will search for and use a network
according to availability and any pre-arranged roaming
agreements between service providers. The Manual
option allows you to scan for all networks available in
the vicinity and choose one to use.
Voicemail number To enter or edit the phone number to which calls can be
diverted. The appropriate voicemail phone number is
usually pre-programmed on your SIM by your service
provider and should not be altered unless specifically
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Settings
Your phone has many settings for you to customise its operation, to suit your
requirements and keep your phone secure from unauthorised use.
The settings menu is accessed by pressing the Menu
Menu Menu
Menu
button and using the arrow keys to display the
Settings option. Press Select
Select Select
Select to view the menu, as
shown here. se the arrow keys to highlight an option,
and press Select
SelectSelect
Select. The options are described in detail
below.
General settings
When you select the General option, you will be given two
further options -
Change settings and Edit banner . If you
choose
Change settings , you will see the following detailed
options.
Language Determines the language used for all phone menus and prompts.
Contrast se this option to adjust the contrast between displayed characters
and the screen background. Adjustable between 0 and 15, the
screen contrast will immediately respond as you change the value.
Call delay When you dial phone numbers after lifting the handset (or pressing
the Handsfree
HandsfreeHandsfree
Handsfree button), the phone waits for a period of time after the
last number entered before it sends the number to the network.
This option allows you to set the time delay as desired, between 1
and 9 seconds.
Idle display Determines what will be displayed in the main portion of the
standby screen.
etwork displays the name of the current service
provider;
Big clock displays a large digit 24-hour clock and also
increases the size of the date display characters;
Banner displays a
message which you can edit (see opposite for details). The network
name is not displayed in the standby screen when the big clock or
banner options are enabled.
Network name display 'Big clock' display Banner display
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When dialling numbers...
• Remember that this is a mobile phone and you must enter the full phone
number, including area code, even if the contact is in your area.
• To erase the last entered digit, press and release the Clear
Clear Clear
Clear button.
• To erase all entered digits, press and hold the Clear
Clear Clear
Clear button.
• To enter an international number, press the *
**
* button twice in quick
succession (a +
++
+ symbol will be displayed to represent the international
dialling code). Then enter the country code (one or more digits) and the
remaining number (with the initial zero of the area code removed). For
example:
France (Paris) 01 9876 5432, enter **33198765432
• If you picked up the handset or pressed the Handsfree
Handsfree Handsfree
Handsfree button before
dialling, the phone will connect the call a short time after the last digit is
pressed.
To redial a reviously called number
From the standby screen, press the Redial
Redial Redial
Redial button to display a list of previously
dialled numbers. se the arrow keys to highlight the required number or name,
then press the Select
Select Select
Select button. Either pick up the handset or press the Handsfree
Handsfree Handsfree
Handsfree
button to place the call.
To make a call using your honebook
From the standby screen, press the Names
Names Names
Names button adjacent to the lower left
corner of the screen. You can either press the Select
Select Select
Select button to view the first entry
in the phonebook, or press the numeric button that contains the first character of
your required contact (press it repeatedly until the appropriate letter is shown
underlined on the screen) and press the Select
Select Select
Select button to display the entries that
begin with the chosen character.
se the arrow keys to move up or down the list until the required contact is
highlighted, then press the Select
Select Select
Select button. Either pick up the handset or press the
Handsfree
Handsfree Handsfree
Handsfree button to place the call.
To make a call using the call register
From the standby screen, press the Register
Register Register
Register button. se the arrow keys to
highlight the required option -
Missed calls , Received calls or Dialled numbers -
and press the Select
Select Select
Select button to display the chosen list.
se the arrow keys to highlight the required number and press the Select
Select Select
Select button.
Either pick up the handset or press the Handsfree
Handsfree Handsfree
Handsfree button to place the call.

To receive incoming calls
When a call is received, your phone will emit the currently selected ringtone. If
the caller’s number has been declared by the network, it will be shown on the
display. If the number is stored in your phonebook, the corresponding name of
the contact will also be shown on the display. To answer the call, either pick up
the handset or press the Handsfree
Handsfree Handsfree
Handsfree button.
O tions available during a call
To adjust earpiece or speaker volume during a call, use the arrow buttons.
Note: Take care not to set the volume too high.
To mute and un-mute a call, press the Mute
Mute Mute
Mute button.
To hold the current call, press the Menu
Menu Menu
Menu button and then press the Select
Select Select
Select button
to choose the highlighted
Hold option. To reconnect with the call, repeat the
procedure and choose the
Unhold option.
To hold the current call and begin a new call, refer to the notes opposite.
To end any call
Either replace the handset or, if you are using the speaker phone, press the
Handsfree
Handsfree Handsfree
Handsfree button.
Missed calls and voicemail
You can return missed calls via the Register
Register Register
Register button, as described on the previous
page. The Burnside P355 GSM phone does not have a built-in voicemail feature.
However, voicemail is provided as an option by most mobile network providers.
Refer to your network provider for details of how to enable and use voicemail for
the SIM card in your phone.
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To make a call via a s eed dial memory button
Your phone allows you to assign your five most valued contacts to special speed
dial memory buttons located to the left of the keypad. For details about how to
store these contacts, see page 17.
From the standby screen, press the required memory button. Either pick up the
handset or press the Handsfree
Handsfree Handsfree
Handsfree button to place the call.
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To cancel diverts
The divert options can be set up and cancelled, either individually or collectively,
to cover different situations. From standby, press the Menu
Menu Menu
Menu button and use the
arrow keys to display the
Divert option, then press Select. Choose the Cancel
diverts option to access the sub-menu. You can cancel diverts in two ways.
Individually
IndividuallyIndividually
Individually Highlight the divert option that you wish to cancel and press the
Select
Select Select
Select button. Next, highlight the
Cancel option for that divert and
press Select
SelectSelect
Select. The cancel request will be sent to your service
provider and a response message will be received and displayed
to confirm the diversion or notify an error.
Collectively
CollectivelyCollectively
Collectively Highlight the
Cancel diverts option and press Select
SelectSelect
Select. The request
to cancel all diverts will be sent to your service provider and a
response will be received and displayed to confirm the diversion
or notify an error.
Ring tones
You can set different ring tones for your incoming phone calls and SMS text
messages. You can also set separate volume levels for each type of ring tone.
From standby, press the Menu
Menu Menu
Menu button and use the arrow keys to display the
Tones option, then press the Select
Select Select
Select button. The current tone settings will be
displayed.
se the arrow keys to highlight the setting you wish to
change and press Select
SelectSelect
Select. An option menu will open to
show the available settings, and a sample of the tone
and volume level will be played.
se the arrow keys to scroll through the available
items in the option menu that opens. When the setting
is correct, press the Select
Select Select
Select button.