Nokia 1611 User manual

User’s Guide

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Electronic user´s guide released subject to “Nokia User´s Guides Terms and Conditions, 7th June, 1998”.

English

Nokia and the Arrows logo are registered trademarks of Nokia Corporation, Finland.

Nokia Mobile Phones operates a policy of continuous development; therefore we reserve

the right to make changes and improvements to any of the products described in this

guide without prior notice.

User’s guide

FOR YOUR SAFETY

Read these simple guidelines

Breaking the rules may be dangerous

or illegal.

Further detailed information is given in

this manual.

ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST

Don’t use a hand-held telephone

while driving; park the vehicle first.

SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS

Follow any regulations or rules.

Switch off near medical equipment.

USE SENSIBLY

Use only in the normal position (to ear).

Don’t touch the antenna unnecessarily.

SWITCH OFF WHEN

REFUELING

Don’t use phone at a refueling point.

Don’t use near fuel or chemicals.

Contents

Basic Steps to Use Your Phone............ 2

Battery Information................................ 3

Keys and Display Indicators .................. 4

Access Codes....................................... 7

Basic Functions..................................... 8

Using the Memory................................. 9

Using Additional Memory .................... 10

MAKING CALLS

Ensure the phone is switched on and

in service. Enter the phone number,

including the area code, then press

To end a call press .

To answer a call press .

SWITCH OFF NEAR BLASTING

Don’t use phone where blasting is in

progress.

Observe restrictions, and follow any

regulations or rules.

QUALIFIED SERVICE

Only qualified service personnel must

install or repair equipment. Use only

approved accessories and batteries.

SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT

Mobile phones can cause interference.

Using them on aircraft is illegal.

INTERFERENCE

All mobile phones may get interfer-

ence which could affect performance.

Sending DTMF Tones.......................... 11

The Menu Facility................................. 11

The Menu Map .................................... 12

Menu Functions .................................. 14

Care and Maintenance......................... 27

Important Safety Information................ 28

EMERGENCY CALLS

Ensure the phone is switched on and

in service. Hold Cfor several seconds,

to clear the display. Enter the emer-

gency number, then press . Give

your location. Do not end the call until

told to do so.

English

Basic Steps to Use Your Phone

The phone can make and receive calls only

when it is switched on, has a valid SIM

card inserted and is located in the service

area of the cellular network.

To insert the SIM card into the phone:

➀Press and hold to switch off your

phone. Always switch off the power be-

fore removing the battery.

•Press the locking catch, slide the bat-

tery downwards and lift it off the phone.

•Ensure that the golden connectors on

the SIM card are facing the connectors

on the phone.

Place the card into the back of the

phone and slide it upwards.

•You can now also insert the metal clip

supplied with the Belt Clip Kit acces-

sory into the slot under the cover of the

phone.

•Attach the battery by placing it on the

back of the phone and slide it upwards

until the locking catch snaps into place.

➁To charge the battery, connect the

phone to the charger. Connect the

charger to the proper voltage AC

power supply.

Press and hold to switch on your

phone. If the phone displays the

prompt PIN CODE ?,enterthePIN

code provided with the SIM card and

press M.

While charging is in progress, the bat-

tery charge indicator scrolls on the dis-

play.

Note:

If the battery is totally empty, the text

POWERING UP and the indicator will

appear on the display. Charging is in

progress but the phone cannot be

used until the battery charge is high

enough.

➂If needed, change the display texts into

English by pressing MENU499.

Battery Information

Charging and Discharging

Note that a new battery’s full performance

is achieved only after two or three com-

plete charge and discharge cycles!

The battery can be charged and dis-

charged hundreds of times but it will even-

tually wear out. When the operating time

(talk-time and standby time) is noticeably

shorter than normal, it is time to buy a new

battery.

When the charge drops to approximately

5% of the maximum battery capacity, the

message BATTERY LOW will warn you at

regular intervals. When there is no battery

capacity left, the message RECHARGE

BATTERY is displayed and the phone will

automatically be switched off to discharg-

ing mode when a charger is not con-

nected. During discharging, the message

DISCHARGING is blinking, and the phone

cannot be used. When the battery is dis-

charged, connect the phone to a charger

and CHARGING will be displayed for two

seconds when charging process is started.

Discharging can be interrupted by connect-

ing the phone to the charger.

While charging is in progress and the

powerisswitchedoff,thebatterycharge

indicator bar scrolls from clear to a full bar

on the phone display. When the indicator

disappears and the display is empty, charg-

ing is completed.

When the power is on during charging, the

battery indicator bar scrolls, and the phone

can be used.

Note:

If the battery is totally empty, the text POW-

ERING UP and the indicator appear on

the display. Charging is in progress but no

actions can be done until the battery

charge is high enough.

Use only batteries approved by the phone

manufacturer and recharge your battery

only with the chargers approved by the

manufacturer. When a charger is not in

use, disconnect it from the power source.

Do not leave the battery connected to a

charger for longer than a week, since over-

charging may shorten its life. If left unused

a fully charged battery will discharge itself

over time.

For good operation times, discharge the

battery from time to time as described (or

by using the battery discharge facility of

any approved accessory available for your

phone). Do not attempt to discharge the

battery by any other means.

Temperature extremes will affect the ability

of your battery to charge: it may require

cooling or warming first.

Note:

Use the battery only for its intended pur-

pose.

Never use any charger or battery which is

damaged or worn out.

Always switch the power off before remov-

ing the battery.

Note:

However, the battery can be removed

when the phone is discharging (DIS-

CHARGING is flashing on the display).

English

Do not short circuit the battery. Accidental

short circuiting can occur when a metallic

object (coin, clip or pen) causes direct con-

nection of the + and - terminals of the bat-

tery (metal strips on the back of the

battery) for example when you carry a

spare battery in your pocket or purse.

Short circuiting the terminals may damage

the battery or the connecting object.

Leaving the battery in hot or cold places,

such as in a closed car in summer or win-

ter conditions, will reduce the capacity and

lifetime of the battery. Always try to keep

the battery between 15°C and 25°C (59F

and 77F). A phone with a hot or cold bat-

tery may temporarily not work, even when

the battery is fully charged. NiMH batteries

performance is particularly limited in tem-

peratures below -10°C (14F).

Dispose of used batteries in accordance

with local regulations. Recycle!

Do not dispose of batteries in a fire!

Keys and Display

Indicators

Keys

Press and hold to switch the phone

on and off.

Press to dial the voice mailbox

number.

ABC Press to switch between alpha and

numeric mode.

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MENUPress to enter the menu.

Also used in shortcuts to individual

menu features.

Used with the key for auto-

matic DTMF transmission.

Used with the ✱key to activate/-

deactivate the keyguard.

CPress to delete characters one

by one.

Press and hold to clear the whole

display.

Press to quit the menu without

changing any settings.

Press to delete a message.

RPress to recall information from the

memory.

Press and hold to check hidden dig-

its in a long telephone number.

MPress to store information in the

memory.

Press to select an option in the

menu and also to confirm a setting.

/ Press to scroll backwards/forwards

through the menu, submenus or

settings.

Press to scroll backwards/forwards

through the memory.

Press to increase/to decrease the

earpiece volume when a call is in

progress.

Press to read the message(s)

when MESSAGES RECEIVED is

shown on the display.

Press when ... CALLS MISSED is

on the display to show the phone

number(s) of the missed call(s)

(max. five numbers).

Press to make or answer a call.

When the display is clear, press to

show the last dialled number and

press to scroll through the dialled

numbers list (max. five numbers).

When you have a call in progress,

you can put it on hold by pressing

Press to end a call.

Ends the call in progress and also

anycallonhold.

0-9 Number keys.

In the alpha mode they are used to

key in letters and other characters.

✱Used in network manual activation

commands.

In the number mode, press ✱✱✱✱

to enter the wait character ‘w’,

press ✱✱✱ to enter the pause char-

acter ‘p’ and press ✱✱ to enter the

international prefix ‘+’.

In the alpha mode, moves the cur-

sor to the next position.

#Used in network manual activation

commands.

In the alpha mode, enters a blank

space.

English

Display Indicators

The phone has a series of fixed display indi-

cators which inform you about the opera-

tion of the phone.

When on it indicates that a voice

message is waiting.

Whether this indicator is used de-

pends on the network operator.

When on it indicates that a short

message has been received.

When flashing, it indicates that the

message memory is full.

ABC The phone is in alpha mode and let-

ters can be keyed in and displayed.

MENU Indicates that you have entered the

menu.

Indicates the index number of a menu

function or a setting.

Indicates a memory location

number.

Indicates the message number in

the Message mode.

Sand bars

Indicates the current cellular signal

strength at the location of your

phone. The more bars, the better

the signal in the area.

Band bars

Indicates the charge of the battery.

Themorebars,thebetterthebat-

tery charge.

A scrolling bar indicates that charg-

ing in progress.

Indicates information overflow on the

display, e.g. the front part of the

phone number is not shown on the

display. Press and hold the Rkey

to check the rest of the number.

Indicates that the phone is switched

on.

Indicates that the phone is using a

network other than the home net-

work.

Appears when you are making a call

and is on during a call.

The indicator flashes when you

have a call on hold.

SERV Shows that the phone is registered

on the cellular network. If it does

not light up, the phone is outside

the network coverage area.

Indicates information overflow on the

display, e.g. the end of the phone

number is not shown on the display

or, during number editing, indicates

that there are more than 16 digits in

the phone number.

Access Codes

Your phone and the network incorporate

several levels of security function to pro-

hibit unauthorised use of your phone.

These functions require different numeric

codes.

Avoid choosing access codes similar to the

emergency numbers to prevent accidental

emergency calls.

Phone Codes

Security Code (5 digits)

The security code is supplied with the

phone (in a red envelope or on an Identifi-

cation Sticker) in the sales package of your

phone.

If the prompt SECURITY appears on the

display, key in your security code (appears

as stars on the display) and press M.

If you enter an incorrect security code five

times, the phone will not accept any further

entries for the next five minutes.

Card Codes

PIN Code (Personal Identification

Number, 4-8 digits)

The PIN code for SIM card is supplied with

the SIM card.

If the prompt PIN CODE appears on the

display, key in your PIN code and press M.

If you enter an incorrect PIN code three

times in succession, the SIM card will be

blocked. The SIM card can be unblocked

by using the PUK code.

PIN2 Code (4-8 digits)

The PIN2 code is supplied with some SIM

cards. Its use can be explained by your

SIM card provider or network operator.

PUK Code (Personal Unblocking Key,

8 digits)

The PUK code may be supplied with your

SIM card. Use the PUK code to unblock

your SIM card. For more information, con-

sult your SIM card provider or network op-

erator.

PUK2 Code (8 digits)

The PUK2 code is supplied with some SIM

cards. Its use can be explained by your

SIM card provider or network operator.

Network Password (4 digits)

A Network Password may be provided

with the SIM card for the barring services

of your network. Its use can be explained

by your SIM card provider or network op-

erator.

The SIM lock

Your phone may be programmed to oper-

ate only with certain SIM cards. This fea-

ture may be activated upon request of the

network operator. If the phone does not

work after insertion of a new SIM card, con-

sult your network operator or service

provider.

English

Basic Functions

As with any other radio-transmitting de-

vice, avoid unnecessary contact with the

antenna when the phone is switched on.

Making a Call

Key in the phone number including the

area code and press .

To finish the call, press .

You can adjust the volume of the earpiece

by pressing the and keys during a call.

International Calls

Press ✱twice in rapid succession (for the

international prefix ‘+’), enter the country

code and the subscriber number and

press .

Correcting Keying Mistakes

Delete the last character on the display by

pressing C.

Clear the whole display by pressing and

holding C.

Last Number Redial

With the display clear, press twice.

Speed Dialling

Key in the memory location number 1-9

where the desired telephone number is

stored. Call the number by pressing .

Receiving a Call

Press key to answer the call.

End the call by pressing .

Anykey Answer

You can answer incoming calls by briefly

pressing any key except the or key.

To hold / unhold a call

When you have a call in progress, you can

put it on hold by pressing , which

means that the person you are calling can-

not hear you. When you have a call on

hold, the indicator on the display will

flash. Press again to unhold the call

and the person can hear you again.

For subscription to this function, contact

your network operator.

Keyguard

The keypad lock, keyguard, prevents key

from being accidentally pressed when, for

example, the phone is in your pocket.

Note:

When keyguard is active, calls may be

possible to the emergency number pro-

grammed in your phone (e.g. 112 or other

official emergency number), but the emer-

gency number will be shown on the display

only when all the digits have been keyed in.

To activate/deactivate the keyguard:

Press MENU ✱.

Using the Memory

You can store phone numbers and their

corresponding contact names in a memory

located on the SIM card.

Cards’ memory storage capacity varies.

The phone is able to handle 199 SIM card

memory locations, even if a card can hold

more.

Each memory location can hold a name

and a phone number.

In the numeric mode only numbers can be

keyed in or displayed.

In the alpha mode, you can key in or dis-

play letters and numbers.

Digits keyed in during the alpha mode can

not be used as telephone numbers to

make calls.

Keying in Names

➀Press ABC to select the alpha mode.

➁Select the key labelled with the letter

you want.

Press it once for the first letter, twice

(before the cursor appears to the right

of the letter) for the second letter and

so on.

➂Select the other letters in the same way.

When entering the same letter (or a let-

ter on same key) twice, you do not

need to wait for the cursor to appear

but press the ✱key and select the next

letter.

E.g. to select P, R, T, press when in

the alpha mode the keys 7✱7778

without any pause.

To find the characters you want, repeat-

edly press the keys 1-9:

Key Alpha mode

1-?!,.:“‘&$£()/%@1

2ABC2ÄÅÀÁÃÆÇ

3DEF3ÈÉËÊ

4GHI4ÐÌÍÎÝ

5JKL5

6MNO6ÑÖÒÓÔØÕ

7PQRS7ßÞ

8TUV8ÜÙÚÛÛ

9WXYZ9

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➃Exit alpha mode by pressing ABC

again.

Storing Information

The following sequence of entries should

be used to store information into memory:

Telephone number,ABC,name,M,(loca-

tion number), M

Recalling Information

Recalling by Name:

Press R, key in the name - or first letters of

the name - you want to recall, press R.

To check the phone number, press ABC.

Or:

In alpha mode, press or to scroll

through the names in alphabetical order.

Recalling by Memory Location Number:

Memory location number, R.

Or:

To scroll through the memory location num-

bers, press or .

English

Using Additional Memory

Welcome Greeting

You can store a personal welcome greet-

ing into your phone. The greeting will ap-

pear on the display when you switch the

phoneonandkeyinthePINcode,ifre-

quested.

To store:

Press ABC,keyin

the welcome text,

press MM999M.

To recall:

Press 999R.PressABC to check the

text.

To erase the welcome greeting from

the memory:

With the display clear, press MMM999

MM.

Temporary Memory

To store:

Duringacall,keyinatelephonenumber

and name on the display. End the call by

pressing , the information will be

stored in the temporary memory location.

To recall :

Press 0R.

Temporary memory will be cleared when

the phone is switched off.

Voice Mailbox Number

To store:

Key in the telephone number of your voice

mailbox, press Mand press .

To recall :

Press R.

SERV

Sending DTMF Tones

DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency) tones al-

low you to communicate with answering ma-

chines, computerized telephony systems, etc.

DTMF tones can be transmitted even when

the keypad tones are switched off.

I Manual Method

➀Make a call to a desired telephone

number.

➁Key in the digits. Each digit is sent di-

rectly as a DTMF tone. The length of

thetonedependsonhowlongyou

press the key.

II Automatic Transmission

In automatic transmission you can send

number sequences already stored in the

memory.

Note:

In some SIM cards the storing of sequences

containing characters ‘w’, ‘p’, ‘+’, ‘#’ or ‘✱‘

may not be possible.

When sending a sequence, after a ‘w’ char-

acter the key has to be pressed to

send the rest of the sequence.

➀Make a call to the desired telephone

number.

➁Recall the number sequence from the

memory.

➂Press MENU to send the sequence.

After the sequence is sent, it will disappear

from the display.

During the sequence transmission, only the

keys , and Care active.

The Menu Facility

The phone has a set of functions arranged

in menus and submenus. You can check

or change the setting of a particular func-

tion. The menus as well as the submenus

can be entered by using either ‘The Menu

Method’ or ‘The Shortcut Method’.

The Menu Method

➀Press MENU to enter the menu.

➁Press or to find the menu you

want.

➂Press Mto select the menu.

If the menu contains submenus, press

or to reach the desired submenu.

Press Mto select the submenu.

➃Press the and keys to scroll

through the setting options.

➄Press Mto select the setting.

Note:

Press Cto exit the menu facility any time

during the procedure, and the function will

not be changed.

The Shortcut Method

Press MENU followed by the number of

the menu function, e.g. MENU 8 to enter

the Ringing Option menu. The current set-

ting is displayed.

The shortcut option also applies to sub-

menus and settings as well, e.g. MENU 4

42;MENU 4 for Phone Settings and then

4for selecting the Lights and then 2for se-

lecting lights off.

English

The Menu Map

➀Memory Options

Options for controlling memory functions.

➀Dialled Calls

➁Received Calls *)

➂Missed Calls *)

➃Erase Calls

➄Erase Memory

➀One by One

➁All at Once

➅Voice Mail No.

➆Own Number

➁Messages *)

Use to read and write short messages (SMS).

➀Read Messages

➁Write Messages

➂Message Settings

➀Message Centre

➁Message Format

➂Call Divert *)

Use to divert incoming calls.

➀Divert All

➀Activate Divert

➁Cancel Divert

➂Check Status

➁If Busy

➀Activate Divert

➁Cancel Divert

➂Check Status

➂If No Reply

➀Activate Divert

➁Cancel Divert

➂Check Status

➃If Not Available

➀Activate Divert

➁Cancel Divert

➂Check Status

➄Cancel All

*) For availability and subscription, contact

your network operator or service provider.

➃Phone Settings

Selectvarioussettingsofthephone.

➀Ringing Volume

➀Ringing Level 1

...

➁Ringing Type

➀Ringing Type 1

...

➂Keypad Tones

➀Key Tone Level 1

...

➃Key Tone Off

➃Lights

➀Lights On

➁Lights Off

➄One Key Calling

➀One Key Call On

➁One Key Call Off

➅Auto(matic) Redial

➀Redial On

➁Redial Off

➆Auto(matic) Answer

➀Answer On

➁Answer Off

➇Keyguard

➀Keypad locked

➈Language **)

➀Magyar (Hungarian)

➁Suomi (Finnish)

➂Norsk (Norwegian)

➃Svenska (Swedish)

➄Dansk (Danish)

➅Nederlands (Dutch)

➆Deutsch (German)

➇Auto Select

➈English

➀Français (French

➀➀ Italiano (Italian)

➀➁ Español (Spanish)

➀➂ Português (Portuguese)

➀➃ ÅëëçíéêÜ (Greek)

➀➄ ÀãááÚØÙ (Russian)

➀➅ Türkçe (Turkish)

➀➆ Polski (Polish)

➀➇ Èe¹tina (Czech)

**) All languages may not be available in your

phone.

➄Security Options

Set PIN code request, security level, and

change codes, and restore factory set-

tings.

➀PIN Code Request

➀Request On

➁Request Off

➁Security Level

➀No Security

➁Phone Security

➂Change Codes

➀Change Security

➁Change PIN Code

➂Change PIN2 *)

➃Change Password *)

➃Restore Settings

➅Call Info

Shows call durations and costs.

➀Call Timers

➀Last

➁Total

➂Clear Timers

➁Call Costs *)

➀Last

➁Total

➂Clear Counters

➂Cost Limit *)

➀Set Limit

➁No Limit

➃Costs Display *)

➀CostsinCurrency

➁CostsinUnits

➄Cell Info *)

➀Cell Info On

➁Cell Info Off

*) For availability and subscription, contact

your network operator or service provider.

➆Network Select

Manual or automatic network selection.

➀Auto Select

➁Manual Select

➇Ringing Options

Select an indication option for an incoming

call.

➀Ring

➁Beep Once

➂Silent Function

➈Number Editor

Edit a phone number currently on the display.

English

Menu Functions

Network Services

Some of the menu functions are network

services. These functions can be used only

if provided by your network operator. Be-

fore you can take advantage of any of

these Network Services, you must sub-

scribe to the service(s) you required from

your network operator. Note that a net-

work service is specific for the SIM card for

which you have subscribed.

For availability and subscription, contact

your network operator.

Memory Options (MENU 1)

Dialled Calls (MENU 1 1)

The phone stores the last five numbers

that you called or attempted to call in the

Dialled Calls memory locations indexed as

L0 - L4. The latest number is stored in loca-

tion 0 and the older numbers are moved

back. If the name is found in the SIM card

memory, the location will also include a

name for the displayed number.

To search through the numbers:

➀Press MENU 1 1 (or press ). The

number of your last call appears on the

display.

➁Press to scroll to the next number.

➂Press to dial the number displayed.

Note:

If a new SIM card, which is not recognised

as an owner card, is inserted into the

phone, the dialled calls list will be erased.

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