Mirae MGH-900 User manual

MGH-900
GSM (GPRS, MMS, Tri-mode) Handset
User Guide

Contents
Safety information ..........................................................6
Phone specifications ........................................................6
Your phone (what is in the box).......................................7
Battery ........................................................................................... 7
Inserting a SIM card....................................................................... 7
Handset keypad............................................................................. 8
Menu Navigation............................................................................ 9
Powering on / off............................................................................ 9
Charging ........................................................................................ 9
Adjust the volume .......................................................................... 9
How to. ...........................................................................9
Lock and Unlock the keypad ......................................................... 9
Making a call.................................................................................. 9
Receive a call .............................................................................. 10
Make an emergency call.............................................................. 10
Using the Screen Saver............................................................... 11
Idle mode......................................................................11
Idle screen ................................................................................... 11
Idle mode shortcuts ..................................................................... 11
Navigation Arrow Keys............................................................... 11
Navigate menu structure by numbers............................................ 12
Speed dial .................................................................................. 12
Last numbers register.................................................................. 12
Text Editor modes ...................................................................... 12
Silent mode................................................................................ 12
Last numbers register .................................................................. 13
Incoming MMS or SMS/EMS....................................................... 13
Missed calls ................................................................................. 13
In Call options ..............................................................13
Putting a call on hold ................................................................... 13
Making a second call ................................................................... 14
Swapping between two calls ....................................................... 14
Answering an incoming call ......................................................... 14
Rejecting an incoming call........................................................... 14
Muting the microphone ................................................................ 14
Switching DTMF tones on during a call ....................................... 14
Storing a number on the scratchpad ........................................... 14
Camera menu ...............................................................14
Take Picture................................................................................. 15
Save .......................................................................................... 15
Send via MMS ........................................................................... 15
Set as wallpaper.......................................................................... 16
Rotate........................................................................................ 16
Mirror........................................................................................ 16
Flip............................................................................................ 16
Settings........................................................................................ 17
Resolution.................................................................................. 17
Camera timeout .......................................................................... 17
Night mode ................................................................................ 18
Photo album................................................................................. 18
Phone Book menu .........................................................18
Search.......................................................................................... 19
Add new name............................................................................. 20
Delete........................................................................................... 20
Speed dial.................................................................................... 21
Copy............................................................................................. 22
Caller groups ............................................................................... 22
Memory status ............................................................................. 23
Save To... .................................................................................... 23
Own Numbers.............................................................................. 23
Messages menu .............................................................23
Traditional text input .................................................................... 23
Predictive text input ..................................................................... 24
Accented letters.......................................................................... 25
Deleting..................................................................................... 25
Word choices ............................................................................. 25
Using the SPACE Key ................................................................ 25
Inserting Punctuation .................................................................. 25
Inserting Symbols, Additional Punctuation, and Emoticons............ 26
Typing Numbers......................................................................... 26
MMS............................................................................................. 26
Managing your messages............................................................. 27
Deleting all messages.................................................................. 28
Memory usage............................................................................ 28
SMS/EMS .................................................................................... 28
Messages setup........................................................................... 29

Info message ............................................................................... 30
Voicemail ..................................................................................... 31
Get voicemail............................................................................. 31
Mailbox number ......................................................................... 32
Voicemail SMS ID text............................................................... 32
Call info........................................................................33
Call lists ....................................................................................... 33
Clear call lists............................................................................. 33
Call duration................................................................................. 34
Last call..................................................................................... 34
All calls ..................................................................................... 34
Clear logs................................................................................... 34
Display ...................................................................................... 34
Call costs ..................................................................................... 34
Alerts menu ..................................................................34
Incoming call................................................................................ 35
Ring volume................................................................................. 35
Incoming call tone........................................................................ 36
Message ...................................................................................... 36
Vibrator ........................................................................................ 36
Keypad tones............................................................................... 37
Connect tone ............................................................................... 37
1 minute beep .............................................................................. 37
Auto redial.................................................................................... 38
Auto Answer ................................................................................ 38
Any key answer ........................................................................... 38
Power on handset........................................................................ 38
Settings menu ...............................................................39
Call settings ................................................................................. 39
Divert ........................................................................................ 39
Cancel All Diverts ...................................................................... 40
Call Waiting............................................................................... 41
Own Number Display ................................................................. 41
Show number if diverted ............................................................. 42
Main Display ................................................................................ 42
Greeting..................................................................................... 42
Wallpaper .................................................................................. 43
Screensaver................................................................................ 43
Contrast ..................................................................................... 44
Backlight level ........................................................................... 45
Sub Display.................................................................................. 45
Security........................................................................................ 45
PIN code request ........................................................................ 45
Phone lock ................................................................................. 46
Call barring................................................................................ 46
Fixed dialling ............................................................................. 47
Change codes ............................................................................. 48
Auto keypad lock........................................................................ 49
Limit incoming calls ................................................................... 49
Closed User Group ..................................................................... 49
Network........................................................................................ 50
Network Search.......................................................................... 50
Preferred Network ...................................................................... 50
Clock and Alarms......................................................................... 50
Set Time .................................................................................... 50
Set Date..................................................................................... 51
Set time format........................................................................... 51
Set date format ........................................................................... 52
Display Time and Date................................................................ 52
Set alarm.................................................................................... 52
Auto power off........................................................................... 53
NITZ (network time)................................................................... 53
Set Timezone ............................................................................. 54
Language..................................................................................... 54
Restore settings........................................................................... 54
Organizer menu............................................................55
Make a note ................................................................................. 55
View today notes ......................................................................... 56
View all notes............................................................................... 57
Go to date .................................................................................... 57
Extras menu .................................................................57
Games ......................................................................................... 58
Setup............................................................................................ 58
Fillip.............................................................................................. 58
About the game .......................................................................... 58
Controls..................................................................................... 58
Playing the game ........................................................................ 59
Finishing the game...................................................................... 59
Hurricane ..................................................................................... 59
About the game .......................................................................... 59
Controls..................................................................................... 60
How to play the game ................................................................. 60
Playing the game ........................................................................ 60

Classic Rally ................................................................................ 61
About the game .......................................................................... 61
Controls..................................................................................... 61
Controls..................................................................................... 63
Completing the game .................................................................. 63
Calculator..................................................................................... 64
Audio recorder ............................................................................. 64
Record....................................................................................... 65
Audio notes................................................................................ 65
File Viewer ................................................................................... 66
SAT (operator specific menu)...................................................... 66
WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) menu ..................67
WAP settings ............................................................................... 67
Data connections ......................................................................... 68
Home and Resume...................................................................... 69
Bookmarks................................................................................... 70
Push messages inbox.................................................................. 71
Empty Temp files ......................................................................... 71
Modifying a Profile ....................................................................... 72
Index ............................................................................75

Safety information
Please follow the safety guidelines listed below:
DO NOT use a handheld mobile phone whilst driving. This
could cause serious or critical injury to yourself and other road
users.
SWITCH OFF THE HANDSET where blasting is in
progress. Please observe all regulations near these areas.
TURN OFF all wireless devices when on board any aircraft.
These devices interfere with other sensitive equipment vital to the
safe operation of aircraft.
DO NOT let your handset get wet. The handset is not water
resistant. Keep the handset dry.
TURN OFF all wireless devices when in a hospital or near
medical devices. Observe all regulations as these devices may
cause interference.
ONLY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL may service, install or
repair the handset.
DO NOT USE your mobile handset when refuelling. Keep the
handset away from chemicals or other fuels liable to ignite.
USE THIS HANDSET SENSIBLY. Only use the handset
in the normal position and try not to touch the antenna
unnecessarily.
ALL wireless devices may experience interference, which may
affect their performance.
- TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, CAREFULLY FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
For connection to a supply not in the U.S.A., use an attachment plug adapter of the proper configuration for the power outlet.
- Caution: Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local legislation.
Phone specifications
The MGH-900 GSM handset incorporates these features:
• Colour LCD display
• Integral Digital Still Camera (DSC)
• Advanced Messaging (SMS, EMS and MMS)
• Embedded high-quality colour games (WGE)
• 40 Polyphonic tone ringer

• Voice Memo
• Selectable screen-savers and screen wallpaper
• WAP 1.2.1 Browser
• SIM Toolkit, Release 99
• Triband (900MHz/1800Mhz/1900MHz)
• GPRS Multislot Class 10. Class B operation
• Circuit Switched Voice (EFR/FR/HR)
• Circuit Switched Data (up to 14,400kbit/s),
• Circuit Switched Fax (up to 9,600kbit/s)
• Output Power Class 4 (EGSM),
Class 1 (1800MHz,1900MHz).
Your phone (what is in the box)
Before using your MGH-900 ensure that the package contains the following:
• One MGH-900 GSM handset
• One standard battery for the MGH-900 (700mAh)
• One handset charger
• One user Guide (this document)
• Warranty card
Battery
The removable Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) battery pack incorporates a protection circuit. Under normal conditions the standard battery provides 2 hours of talk time
and 150 hours on standby. These figures are given only as an approximation and are subject to variation. The handset supports only one battery pack type.
Note: IMPORTANT
Before using the MGH-900, ensure the battery is fully charged. If the handset is being used for the first time, allow the phone to be charged for
approximately 15 hours before use.
Inserting a SIM card
Ensure that a valid SIM card is inserted into the phone and access is available to an operators network. To insert a SIM card into the phone, the battery has to be
removed. Slide the SIM card into the slot noting the cut out in one corner of the card. If a SIM card is not inserted, or has a problem, ‘ Insert SIM’ will be
displayed on LCD screen. Reinsert the SIM card and power the phone back on. If the display still indicates a problem, please contact Customer Services. If
the SIM card is properly inserted, the idle screen should appear as normal.
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Handset keypad
The keypad on the handset performs the following functions:
Key Icon Key Function
The <SEND> key is essentially a “yes” key. It answers an incoming call or initiates an outgoing
call. In Idle mode, it lists the last numbers dialled.
The <END> key ends a call in progress and acts as the Power On/Off key. It also exits the option
displayed on the screen.
In idle mode, Soft Key 1 is labelled [Menu]. This soft key changes function within each context
sensitive menu option.
Soft Key 2 is labelled [Names] in idle mode. This soft key also changes function within each
context sensitive menu option.
▲▼
The <Navi UP> and <Navi DOWN> keys move the cursor in the direction indicated. When pressed
at the idle screen, the <Navi UP> key launches the WAP tool and the <Navi DOWN> key launches
the MMS tool.
◀▶
The <Navi LEFT> and <Navi RIGHT> keys move the cursor in the direction indicated. When
navigating through the menus, the <Navi RIGHT> key is used to enter the next menu level and the
<Navi LEFT> key is used to return to the previous menu level. In Idle Mode the <Navi LEFT> key
enters the SMS Text Editor and the <Navi RIGHT> key enters the Organizer.
The <1> key generates the number 1.
The <2> key generates the number 2 and letters: A B C Ä Å
The <3> key generates the number 3 and letters: D E F É é
The <4> key generates the number 4 and letters: G H I or g h i ì
The <5> key generates the number 5 and letters: J K L or j k l
The <6> key generates the number 6 and letters: M N O Ñ or m n o ñ
The <7> key generates the number 7 and letters: P Q R S or p q r s
The <8> key generates the number 8 and letters: T U V Ü or t u v ü
The <9> key generates the number 9 and letters: W X Y Z or w x y z
The <0> key generates a space.
The <*> key shifts between Tegic T9, Multi-Tap and Symbol modes in text entry mode.
The <#> key generates a pause character for DTMF dialling at the idle screen, or moves the user
between cases during text entry.
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Menu Navigation
Navigating through the menus can be performed using a variety of methods. Use the numeric keypad to jump straight to a menu option, or the Navi key to scroll
through a list.
Powering on / off
To power on/off the handset, press the key and hold for approximately 2 seconds. The handset display will show the powering up/down animation.
Charging
To charge the battery in the handset, connect the supplied AC adaptor to a suitable AC outlet. Insert the connector into the socket on the bottom of the MGH-
900 handset. If the handset is powered off then the “charging animation” indicates the battery is charging.
Adjust the volume
When using the MGH-900, the volume of the speaker may be adjusted using the side and buttons
How to.
Lock and Unlock the keypad
In idle mode the keypad of the handset may be locked and unlocked to stop unintentional button presses. To lock the handset keypad:
Step Action
1 To lock the keypad, press the key followed by the key. The lock icon is
shown in the display.
2 To unlock the handset keypad, repeat step 1.
Making a call
To make a call on the MGH-900, the following procedure can be followed:
Step Action
1 If the contact is not stored in the Phone Book, enter a valid telephone number into the
handset using the numeric keys.
If required, enter a
+
sign by p
ressing the
key
2 second.
Enter the international
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country code and the remaining digits of the phone number, dropping the 0 from the
area code.
If the contact is stored in the phone book, this may be used as a more convenient
method than entering the number manually.
2 Press the key. The display will show the number being dialled and
the call progress.
3 When finished, end the call by pressing the key.
Receive a call
To receive a call on the MGH-900, refer to the following procedure:
Step Action
1 When a call is received, the display will show the following image momentarily.
The calling number is displayed, along with the contact name if it is stored in the
phone book.
2 To answer the call, press the or the <Accept> soft key.
3 To silence the ring tone, press the <Mute> soft key.
4 To reject the call completely, press the key or the <Reject> soft key. If
configured, this will divert the call to voicemail.
5 To end the call, press the key.
Make an emergency call
To make an emergency call on the MGH-900, perform the following procedure:
Step Action
1 Enter the international emergency access number into the handset (e.g. 112 or an
official emergency access number).
If the phone is outside the coverage area of the home network, an emergency call
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may still be made.
2 Press the key.
3 Once the emergency call has completed, press the key to end the call.
Using the Screen Saver
A screen saver may be used to cycle the handset display. To de-activate the screen saver and view the Idle screen, the following buttons may be used:
• <Soft Key 1>
• <Soft Key 2>
• <Menu Select>
The screensaver will be active for a predefined period before switching the display to a blank screen to conserve battery power. The screen saver can also be
cancelled by other events such as the following:
• Incoming call
• Incoming message (SMS& EMS, MMS, Voice)
• Alarm or Organizer reminder
• Low battery warning
• Insertion into car kit
• Attachment of charger
• Attachment of headset or earpiece
Idle mode
Idle screen
Once the handset has been charged sufficiently and powered on, a welcome screen is displayed. A network will be discovered and the following idle screen is
displayed. The functional areas are:
• Signal level : The display shows four levels of signal strength depending on network coverage.
• Battery charge level : The indicator shows four levels of battery charge. This icon flashes when the handset battery is being charged.
• Message indication : A small envelope icon is displayed when a text message is received.
• Network identifier: The display shows the network identifier currently assigned.
• Time display : Displays current time and date.
• Soft key for [Menu] and [Names] : When the Idle screen is displayed, the left key operates the [Menu] menu option. The right key operates the menu
[Names].
Idle mode shortcuts
There are several shortcuts that are available to you from the Idle screen.
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Navigation Arrow Keys
In Idle screen the navigation arrow keys can be used to go directly to important menu functions:

▲Up Arrow : WAP Menu
◀Left Arrow : Alarms Menu
▶Right Arrow : MMS, SMS & EMS messages
Menu Select Key : Camera
Navigate menu structure by numbers
From the Idle screen you can go to a main menu by keying [Menu] followed by a number from 1 to 9. For example, [Menu] and 3 will take you to the
Messages menu items. The number keys work as follows :
1 Camera
2 Phone Book
3 Messages
4 Call info
5 Alerts
6 Settings
7 Organizer
8 Extras
9 WAP
Speed dial
You can assign phone numbers from the phonebook to each of the numeric keys on the keypad (0 to 9). When the handset is in the Idle Screen a long push of a
numeric key will automatically dial the number assigned to that key.
Last numbers register
The last 10 numbers are stored in a list within the handset. To access the last numbers register press the key. The last dialled, received and missed numbers
are shown. If the number is stored in the phonebook, the contact name is displayed. The up and down arrow keys allow you to scroll through this list. You can
highlight a number and call, save, obtain details or remove the number from the list.
Text Editor modes
Editors are used at various places in the handset menu structure (for example entering a name in a phonebook). The key is used as a shortcut to cycle
through the editor modes. The modes are [T9 Editor], [T9 Multi Tap], [123] and [Symbol page].
When in [T9 Editor] or [T9 Multi Tap] modes the key can be used to cycle between [ABC], [abc] and [Abc] modes.
Silent mode
To activate silent mode for incoming calls:
Step Action
1 Navigate to [Alerts] from the main menu and press the key.
2 Select [1. Set profile] and press the <Select> soft key.
3 A list of configured profiles is displayed. Navigate to the [Silent] profile and press
the <Select> soft key.
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4 Press <Back> to return to the previous menu. A confirmation message is
displayed.
Last numbers register
To access the last numbers register press the key. The last dialled, received and missed numbers are shown. If the number is stored in the phonebook, the
contact name is displayed.
Incoming MMS or SMS/EMS
When a new message is received, a pop up window is displayed on the screen.
Below is the procedure to read a message stored in your inbox:
Step Action
1 Press the [Menu] button to activate the main menu.
2 Select the [Messages] menu.
3 Select either the [MMS] or [SMS/ EMS] menu depending on the type of message.
4 Select [Inbox] to view a list of messages. Recently received messages will be at
the top of the list. Press the [Read] soft key to view the message.
5 When finished, select the [Back] soft key to return to the list of messages.
6 Press the [Exit] soft key to return to the main menu.
Missed calls
When a call is missed, it is added to the missed calls list. Scroll through the list using the ▲and ▼keys. To view details of a particular missed call, press the
<List> button.
In Call options
The In Call options available when a call is in progress are as follows:
Putting a call on hold
You can place a call on hold while a second call is made or answered by selecting the [Hold] key. To make the call active again, press the [Retrieve] key. These
options are also available on the In Call menu, which is accessed by pressing the key during a call.
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Making a second call
You can make a second call while you are already in a call. To do this, key in the second phone number and press the key. When the second call is
answered, the first call is automatically put on hold.
Swapping between two calls
To switch between two calls, select the [Swap] key. To end a call, make the call active (not on hold), then press the [Menu Select] key and select [End current].
Pressing the key also ends the current call.
Answering an incoming call
The handset is able to alert you of an incoming call while you are already in a call. A tone sounds in the earpiece, and the display shows that a second call is
waiting. This feature, known as Call Waiting, is only available if supported by the network and activated by the user. For details of how to activate Call
Waiting, please refer to Call Waiting. If Call Waiting is active, the first call can be put on hold allowing the second call to be answered by pressing the key
or by pressing the [Menu Select] key and selecting [Answer]. You can end the current call and answer the waiting call by pressing the [Menu] key and
choosing [End & next].
Rejecting an incoming call
An incoming call can be rejected without answering it by simply pressing the key. When in a call you can reject an incoming call by pressing the [Menu
Select] key and selecting [Multiparty/Reject]. Alternatively, you can inform the caller you are busy by pressing the [Menu Select] key and selecting
[Multiparty/I am busy] which sends a ‘busy’ tone to the caller.
Muting the microphone
You can mute the microphone during a call by selecting the key, and selecting the [Mute] option. The handset can be un-muted by pressing and
selecting [Unmute]. When the handset is muted, the caller cannot hear you but you can still hear them.
Switching DTMF tones on during a call
To turn DTMF tones on during a call, for example, to allow your handset to make use of an automated switchboard, select the key, then [DTMF On].
Repeating this operation will turn off DTMF tones.
Storing a number on the scratchpad
To store a number during a call, type in the number while you are in the call. After the call is ended, the number entered will be displayed on the idle screen.
You can dial it immediately by pressing the key or clear the number using the key.
Camera menu
The camera menu has three options:
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• [1. Take picture]
• [2. Settings]

• [3. Photo album]
Take Picture
To take a picture from idle mode:
Step Action
1 Activate the camera by selecting button from the main menu.
2 This activates the viewfinder mode, where a preview of the image is shown on the
colour display screen.
3 To take a picture, press the key.
4 The picture is momentarily displayed on the colour display screen. You now have
the following menu options:
• [1. Save]
• [2. Send via MMS]
• [3. Set as wallpaper]
• [4. Rotate]
• [5. Mirror]
• [6. Flip]
Save
To save a picture captured with the camera to the handset memory:
Step Action
1 Select [Save] from the [Camera] menu and press the <Select> soft key.
2 Navigate to the [images] folder and press the <Select> soft key.
3 Navigate to the <<save here>> prompt and press the <Select> soft key.
4 Select the <Ok> soft key.
5 A message confirming that the image has been stored is displayed. Press <Back>
to return to the image preview mode.
Send via MMS
To send a picture captured with the camera via an MMS message:
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Step Action

1 Select [Send via MMS] to insert the picture into an MMS message.
2 The MMS editor is launched and text may be entered.
3
4
5
Select the [Ok] soft key.
Address your message by editing the [To:] and [Subject] options.
Select [Send] to send the MMS message with picture inserted.
Set as wallpaper
To set the captured image as the display wallpaper:
Step Action
1 Select [Set as wallpaper] to assign the captured image as the display wallpaper.
2 Select the <Back> soft key to return to the previous menu.
Rotate
To rotate the captured image:
Step Action
1 Select [Rotate] from the [Snapshot] menu. The following menu is displayed:
• [1. 90]
• [2. 180]
• [3. 270]
2 Select the <Back> soft key to return to the previous menu.
Mirror
To Mirror the captured image:
Step Action
1 Select [Mirror] from the [Snapshot] menu and press <Select>.
2 Select the <Back> soft key to return to the previous menu.
Flip
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To Flip the captured image:

Step Action
1 Select [Flip] from the [Snapshot] menu and press <Select>.
3 Select the <Back> soft key to return to the previous menu.
Settings
The [Settings] menu shows the following options:
• [1. Resolution]
• [2. Camera timeout]
• [3. Night mode]
Resolution
The resolution of the images captured can be changed:
Step Action
1 Select [Resolution] from the [Settings] menu.
2 The following menu is displayed:
• [1. Normal]
• [2. Low]
3 Select the <Back> soft key to return to the main menu.
Camera timeout
The camera can shutdown to preserve battery life when it is not being used. To activate this feature:
Step Action
1 Select [Camera] from the main menu.
2 Select [2. Camera timeout] from the [Settings] menu.
3 The following menu is displayed:
• [On]
• [Off]
Choose the appropriate setting and press the <Select> soft key.
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4 Select the <Back> soft key to return to the main menu.
Night mode
Night mode is an image-enhancing feature for use in low light conditions. To activate Night mode:
Step Action
1 Select [Camera] from the main menu.
2 Select [3. Night mode] from the [Settings] menu.
3 The following menu is displayed:
• [On]
• [Off]
Choose the appropriate setting and press the <Select> soft key.
4 Select the <Back> soft key to return to the main menu.
Photo album
Photo album allows you to view the images captured by the phone. These are displayed as a list of thumbnails. To activate the photo album:
Step Action
1 Select the [Photo album] option from the [Camera] menu.
2 Navigate to the required image and select the <Options> soft key.
3 The following menu is displayed:
• [View]
• [Send To MMS]
• [Wallpaper]
• [Details]
• [Rename]
• [Delete]
Phone Book menu
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The Phone Book menu option provides contact information of all the stored names and numbers in the handset. Phonebook entries can either be stored on the
SIM card or in Handset memory. The number of SIM card entries will be determined by the specific SIM card. The handset memory can support a maximum of

200 entries. SIM card phonebook entries only support one number whereas handset phonebook entries will support thee numbers per entry (two phone numbers
and a fax number).
Names can be added, edited and deleted from the Phonebook. Memory status will inform the user of the number of entries in both SIM and Handset memory.
Entries can be copied between SIM and handset memory and bulk copying is also supported. Speed dial and Voice dial is also supported. Handset operations
that access the SIM card tend to be slow.
Search
This option prompts the user to enter a letter or series of letters to identify a contact in the phonebook. The Phone Book then moves to the closest match.
Step Action
1 Select [Search] from the [Phone Book] menu. A [Search for?] Prompt is
displayed.
2 Enter a letter or series of letters to identify the contact. For example, enter the two
letters “J” and “O” to locate a contact named JOHN.
3 Click <Search>.
4 The screen will display the corresponding section of your Phonebook. Scroll to
the required contact using the ▲and ▼keys.
5 Press the <Options> key to display the following menu options:
• [1. Details]
• [2. Call]
• [3. Edit]
• [4. Copy]
• [5. Delete]
• [6. Send SMS/EMS]
6 Pressing the key displays the contact’s details:
• [Name]
• [Telephone number]
• [Email]
• [Picture]
• [Web address]
If no search string is entered then the whole list of names in the phonebook is displayed (similar to selecting NAMES in the Idle Screen). The user can then
scroll up and down through the phonebook. An Icon is displayed per phonebook entry which indicates whether the name is a SIM card entry or a handset
memory entry. A Phonebook entry from handset memory can have more than one number. When the Call option is selected then the user is prompted to select
one of the three numbers.
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Note : when fixed dialling is enabled, the Fixed Dialling list will be searched and displayed
Add new name
This option adds new contact details to the phone book. Contact names can be saved in SIM memory or Handset Memory. ‘Save to ..’ feature allows the user
to select whether the new name is saved to SIM or handset memory. To add a new entry:
Step Action
1 Select [Add new name] from the [Phonebook] menu. An empty contact field is
displayed showing the following entries:
• [Name]
• [Number 1]
• [E-Mail]
2 Navigate to the appropriate field and press .
3 Enter the appropriate details in each entry and press <OK>.
4 Once complete, select <Back> and a confirmation message indicates that the entry
has been saved.
Add Country code allows access to a list of country codes. A simple search feature is supported to index into this list. Set Group allows the phonebook entry to
be assigned to a group. An Email ID and a Web Address can be assigned to a phonebook entry. When the phonebook entry is stored in handset memory then
two phone numbers and a fax number can be assigned to a single name. Add country code will add the selected code to all three numbers. Insert Picture allows a
BMP or a JPEG to be assigned to a phonebook entry. If a picture is assigned then this image will be displayed on the Idle screen during and incoming call
assertion.
Note : new names cannot be added when fixed dialling is enabled (see Settings/Security).
Delete
This option deletes a single contact or all entries from the phone book. When All at once is selected a note of the number of records deleted will be displayed
upon completion To delete entries from the phone book:
Step Action
1 Select [Delete] from the [Phonebook] menu.
2 Two choices are shown. These are:
• [One by one]
• [All at once]
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