Nokia 3310 User manual

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are

registered

trademarks of Nokia

Corporation

.

Welcome

to

your

N

Okia

phone

Switches

the

phone

on

or

off

.

When

pressed

briefly

during

a

call

or

when

the

display

is

clear

.

enters the

list

of

profiles

.

Ends

or

rejects

a

call

.

Also

exits

from

any

function

and

goes

to

the

Enter

numbers

and

characters

.

calls

your

voice

mailbox

when

pressed

and

held

.

Used

for

various

purposes

in

different

functions

Performs

the

function

indicated

by

the text

above

it

.

Dials

a

phone

number

im!

answers

a

call

Scrolls

through

names,

phone

numbers,

menus

or setting

options

.

when

pressed

during

a

call

- adjusts

the

earpiece

volume

.

Your

Nokia

Let

us

help you

learn

about

your

new

Nokia

phone

.

The

menu

map

you see on the next

two

pages

will

take

you

through

the

main

menu

functions

in

the

order

that

they

appear

on



your

phone

.

We've

included

visuals

of the 12

menu

functions

and

they

are

numbered

1

-

12

so

you can

see the

sequence

at

a glance

.

And

right

next to

each

menu

function

screen

we've

listed

the

special

features

in

your Nokia

phone,

also

in

order

of

appearance

so

they'll

be easy

to

find

.

menu

map

"

List

of

menu

functions

2

.

1 .

Phone

book

1

.

Search

2

.

Service

Nos

.

1

3

.

Add name

4

.

Erase

5

.

Edit

6

.

Assign

tone

7

.

Send

b'card

8

.

Options

1

.

Type

of

view

2

.

Memory

status

9

.

Speed

dials

10

.

Voice

tags

Messages

1

.

Write

messages

2

.

Inbox

3

.

Outbox

4

.

Picture

messages

5

.

Templates

6

.

Smileys

7

.

Message

settings

1 .

Set

1

z

1

.

Message

centre

number

2

.

Messages

sent as

3

.

Message

validity

Common

3

1

.

Delivery

reports

2

.

Reply

via

same

centre

3

.

Character

support

2

.

3

.

4

.

8

.

Info

service

9

.

Voice

mailbox

number

IO

.Service

command

editor

Chat

Call

register

1

.

Missed

calls

2

.

Received

calls

3

.

Dialled

numbers

4

.

Erase recent

call

lists

Show

call

duration

1

.

Last

call

duration

2

.

All

calls'

duration

3

.

Received

calls'

duration

4

.

Dialled

calls'

duration

5

.

Clear timers

Show

call

costs

1

.

Last

call

cost

2

.

All

calls'

cost

3

.

Clear

counters

Call

cost

settings

1 .

Call

cost

limit

2

.

Show

costs

in

8

.

Prepaid

credit

5

.

6

.

7

.

Shown

only

if

supported

by

your SIM

card

.

z



The

amount

and

names

of sets

may

vary

.

Each

set

appears

in its

own

submenu

.

3



The

shortcut

number

depends

on

the

amount

of sets

available

.

5

.

6

.

Tones

1

.

Ringing tone

2

.

Ringing

volume

3

.

Incoming

call

alert

4

.

Composer

5

.

Message

alert

tone

6

.

Keypad

tones

7

.

Warning

and

game

tones

8

.

Vibrating

alert

9

.

Screen saver

Settings

1

.

Call

settings

1

.

Automatic

redial

2

.

Speed

dialling

3

.

Call

waiting

options

4

.

Own

number

sending

5

.

Phone

line

in

use

6

.

Automatic

answer

1

2

.

Phone

settings

1

.

Language

2

.

Cell

info

display

3

.

Welcome

note

4

.

Network

selection

5

.

Lights

2

6

.

Confirm

SIM

service

actions

3

.

Security

settings

1

.

code

request

2

.

Call

barring service

3

.

Fixed

dialling

4

.

Closed

user

group

5

.

Phone

security

6

.

Change

access

codes

4

.

Restore

factory

settings

7

.

Call

divert

8

.

Games

9

.

Calculator

10

.

Reminders

11

.

Clock

1

.

Alarm

clock

2

.

Clock

settings

3

.

Date

setting

4

.

Stopwatch

5

.

Countdown

timer

6

.

Auto update

of

date

and

time

12

.

Profiles

13

.

SIM

services

3

CD

r-

%

71

142~

Shown

only

if

the

phone

is

connected

to

the

PPH-1

handsfree

car

kit

or

the

HDC-5

headset

.

2



Shown

only

if

the

phone

is

connected

to

the

PPH-1

handsfree

car

kit

.

3



The

availability,

name

and

contents

depend

on

the

SIM

card used

.

tents

Writing

and

sending

a text

message

(Menu

2-1)

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Reading

a text

message

(Menu

2-2)14

Viewing

a

message

you

have

saved

(Menu

2-3)

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Picture

messages(Menu

2-4)

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Templates

(Menu

2-5)

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Smileys

(Menu

2-6)

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Message

settings

(Menu

2-7)

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Info

service

(Menu

2-8)

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16

Voice

mailbox

number

(Menu

2-9)

16

DECLARATION

OF

CONFORMITY

We,

NOKIA

MOBILE

PHONES

Ltd

declare

under

our

sole

responsibility

that the

product

NHM-5NX

is

in

conformity

with

the

provisions

of the

following

Council

Directive

:

1999/5/EC

.

Copyright

~'Nokia

Mobile

Phones

2000

.

All

rights

reserved

.

Reproduction,

transfer,

distribution or

storage

of

part or

all

of

the

contents

in

this

document

in

any form without

the

prior

written

permission

of

Nokia

is

prohibited

.

US

Patent

No

5818437

and

other

pending

patents

.

T9

text

input

software

Copyright

(C)

1997-2000

.

Tegic

Communications,

Inc

.

All

rights

reserved

.

Nokia

is a

registered

trademark ofNokia

Corporation

.

Other

product

and

company

names

mentioned

herein

may

be trademarks

or

tradenames

of

their respective

owners

.

Navi

and Nokia

Xpress-on

are

trademarks

of

Nokia

Mobile

Phones

.

Nokia tune

is

a

trademark

of

Nokia

Corporation

.

Nokia

operates

a

policy of

continuous

development

.

Nokia

reserves

the

right

to

make

changes

and

improvements

to

any of

the

products

described

in

this

document

without

prior

notice

.

Under no

circumstances

shall

Nokia be

responsible

for

any

loss

of

data

or

income

or

any

special,

incidental,

consequential

or

indirect

damages

howsoever

caused

.

The

contents

of

this

document

are

provided

"as

is"

.

Except

as

required

by

applicable

law,

no

warranties

of

any

kind,

either

express

or implied, including,

but

not

limited

to,

the

implied

warranties

of

merchantability

and

fitness

for

a

particular

purpose,

are

made

in

relation

to

the

accuracy,

reliability

or

contents

of

this

document

.

Nokia

reserves

the

right

to revise

this

document

or

withdraw

it

at

any time without

prior

notice

.

The

availability of

particular

accessories

may

vary

by

region

.

Please

check

with

the

Nokia

dealer

nearest

to

you

.

Please

dispose

of

batteries

properly

.

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the

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package

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and

batteries

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Call

register

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Tones

(Menu

5)

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Red

user

guide

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Settings

(Menu

6)

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Call

settings

(Menu

6-1)

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R

.Getting

started

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3

Phone

settings

(Menu

6-2)

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20

3

Security

settings

(Menu

6-3)

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21

display

and

standby

mode

.....

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.......

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3

Restore

factory settings

(Menu

6-4)22

`inserting

a

SIM

card

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3

Call

divert

(Menu

7)

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22

-Charging

the battery

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4

Games

(Menu

8)

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-Switching

on

or

off

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Calculator

(Menu

9)

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Changing

the covers

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6

Reminders

(Menu

10)

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2

.Basic

functions

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Clock

(Menu

11)

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Making

a

call

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Profiles

(Menu

12)

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Making

a

call

with

Phone

book

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SIM

services

(Menu

13)

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Other

ways

to

make

a

call

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4

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information

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Answering

a

call

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8

Care

and

maintenance

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In-call

functions

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Listening

to

voice

messages

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Important

safety

information

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Locking

the

keypad

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Important

User

Information

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Storing a

phone

number

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Introduction

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Deactivating/Activating

The EFR

Codec32

Predictive

text

input

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Suggested

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Traditional

text input

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Genuine

ACCPSSories

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Accessing

a

menu

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37

Exiting

a

menu

function

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11

Mobile

inductive

loopset

for

people

with

Phone

book

(Menu

1)

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Messages

(Menu

2)

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General

information

"

Stickers

on

the

sales

package

The

stickers

contain

important

information

for

service

and

customer

support purposes

.

Keep

these

stickers

in

a

safe

and

secure

place

.

Attach

the

DA

sticker

to

detail

page

of

this

owner's

guide

.

"

Network

services

The

wireless

phone

described

in this

guide

is

approved

for

use

on

the

GSM

900

and

GSM

1800

networks

.

Note

that

dual

band

functionality

is

a

network dependent

feature

.

Check

with your

local

operator

if

you

can

subscribe

to

and

use

this

functionality

.

A

number

of features included

in

this

guide

are

called

Network

Services

.

They

are

special

services

provided

by

wireless service providers

.

Before

you

can

take

advantage

of

any

of these

Network

Services,

you

must

subscribe

to

these

service(s)

from your

home

service

provider

and

obtain

instructions

for

their

use

.

"

Accessories

and

batteries

General

information

This

apparatus

is

intended

for

use

when

supplied with

power

from

ACP-

7,

ACP-8,

LCH-9,

and

DCV-10

.

Other

usage

will

invalidate

any

approval

given

to this

apparatus

and

may

be

dangerous

.

Warning!

Use

only

batteries,

chargers

and

accessories

approved

by

the

phone

manufacturer

for use

with

this

particular

phone

model

.

The

use

of

any

other

types

will

invalidate

any

approval

or

warranty

applying to

the

phone,

and

may

be

dangerous

.

For

availability

of

approved

accessories,

please

check

with your

dealer

.

When

you

disconnect

the

power

cord

of

any

accessory,

grasp

and

pull

the

plug,

not

the

cord

.

"

Access

codes

The

access

codes

below

allow

you

to

avoid

unauthorised

use

of

your

phone

and

SIM

card

.

Security

code

:

Protects

your

phone

against

unauthorised

use

.

This

code

is

supplied with

the

phone

.

The

preset

code

is

12345

.

Change

the

code

and

set

the

phone

to

request

it

using

the

Change

occess

codes

and

Phone

securityfunctions

of

the

Security

settings

menu

(page

21)

.

Keep

the

new

code

in

a

safe

and

secure

place,

separate

from

the

phone

.

code

:

This

code, supplied

with

the

SIM

card,

protects

the

card

against

unauthorised

use

.

If

the

code

request

function of

the

Security

settings

menu

(page

21)

is

set on, the

code

is

sought

when

the

phone

is

switched

on

.

If

you

enter

an

incorrect

code

three times

in

succession,

the

SIM

card

is

blocked

.

Key

in

the

PUK

code

and

press

0

(OK)

.

Key

in

a

new

code

and

press

(

:ED

(OK)

.

Key

in

the

new

code

again

and

press

~

(OK)

.

2

"



PIN2 code

:

This

code

is

supplied

with

some

SIM

cards

and

is

required

to

access

some

functions,

such

as

charging

unit

counters

.

If

you

enter an

incorrect

PI

N2 code

three

times

in

succession,

you

are

asked

for

the

PUK2

code

.

PUK

and

PUK2

code

:

These codes

may

be supplied with

the

SIM

card

.

If

this

is

not the

case,

contact

your

local

service

provider

.

"

Detailed user

guide

For

a

more

detailed

user

guide,

visit

Nokia's

Web

site at

www

.nokia

.com

.

1

.

Getting

started

"

Keys

The

basic

functions

of

the

phone

keys

are

described

below

.

More

information

is

given

throughout

this

user

guide

.

The

power

key

QI

(on

top

of

the

phone)

switches

the

phone

on

or

off

when

pressed

and

held

.

The

scroll

keys

[P

and

O

browse

through

the

names

and

phone

numbers

stored

in

the

Phone

book

.

The

clear/exit

key

©

deletes

characters

from

the

display

and

exits

from

different

functions

.

The

function

of

the

Nokia

Navi'M

key

(Q~))

depends

on

the

text

shown

above

it

.

In

this

user

guide,

the

0

symbol

is

followed

by

the

text,

e

.g

.

<

:~)

(Menu)

or

(Select)

.

"

Display

and

standby

mode

The

indicators

described

below

are

shown when

the

phone

is

ready

for

use,

with no

characters

keyed

in

by

the

user

.

This

screen

is

called

'standby

mode'

.

3

1

.

Indicates

in

which

cellular

network

the

phone

is

being

used

.

2

.

3

.

4

.

"

Inserting

a

SIM

card

Opeiator

1



I

4

Menu

a

Getting

started

Shows

the

signal

strength of

the

cellular

network

at

your

current

location

.

Shows

the

battery

charge

level

.

Shows

the

current function of

the

Nokia

Navi"

key

(0)

.

Keep

all

miniature

SIM

cards

out

of small

children's

reach

.

The SIM

card

and

its

contacts

can

easily

be

damaged

by

scratches

or

bending,

so

be

careful

when

handling,

inserting

or

removing

the

card

.

Before

installing

the

SIM

card,

always

make

sure

that

the

phone

is

switched

off

and

then

remove

the

battery

.

1

.



Press

the

locking

catch

(1),

slide

the

cover

(2),

and

lift

the

cover

(3)

.

Push

the

two

catches

in

the

opposite

directions

(4)

and

remove

the

battery

(5)

.

2

.

Slide

the

SIM

card

carefully

into

the

SIM

card

slot

(6)

.

14

6

Make

sure

that

the

golden

connectors

on

the

card

are

facing

downwards

and

that

the

bevelled

corner

is

on

the

left

.

3

.

Align

the

golden

connectors

on

the

battery

with

the corresponding

connectors

on

the

phone

and

push

the

opposite

end

of

the

battery

until

it

snaps

into

place

(7)

.

4

.



Insert

the

two

catches

of

the

back

cover

in

the corresponding

slots

in

the

phone

(8)

and

slide

the

cover

towards

the

bottom

of

the

phone

until

it

locks

into

place

(9)

.

"

Charging

the

battery

Do

not

charge

the

battery

when

one

or

both

of

the

phone

covers

is

removed

.

See

also

"Battery

information"

on page 26

.

1

.



Connect

the

lead

from

the

charger

to

the

base of

the

phone

.

2

.

3

.

Connect

the

charger

to

an

AC

wall

outlet

.

The

battery indicator

bar

starts

scrolling

.

"



Charging

the

battery supplied

with

the

phone

may

take

up

to

six

hours

when

using

the

ACP-

7

charger

.

"



If

Not

charging

is

displayed,

wait

for

a

while,

disconnect

the

charger,

plug

it

in

again

and

retry

.

If

charging

still

fails,

contact your

dealer

.

When

the

battery

is

fully

charged,

the

bar

stops

scrolling

.

Disconnect

the

chargerfrom

the

AC

outlet

and

the

phone

.

"

Switching

on

or

off

Press

and

hold

the

OQ



key

for

a

second

.

If

the

phone

requests

for

a

code

or

security

code

when

switching

on

:

Key

in

the

code

and

press

Q~)

(OK)

.

5

Warning!

Do

not

switch

on

the

phone

when

wireless

phone

use

is

prohibited

or

when

it

may

cause

interference

or

danger

.

Getting

started

Note

:

*Use

the

phone

only

with

both

covers

mounted

.

"



Normal

position

:

Hold

the

phone

as

you

would

any

other

telephone

.

"



Your

phone

has

a

built-in

antenna

(grey area

in

picture)

.

As

with

any

other

radio-

transmitting

device,

do

not

touch

the

antenna

unnecessarily

when

the

phone

is

switched

on

.

Contact

with

the

antenna

affects

call

quality

and

may

cause

the

phone

to

operate

at

a

higher

power

level

than

otherwise

needed

.

Not

touching

the

antenna

area during

a

call

optimizes

the

antenna

performance

and

the

talk-time

of

yourphone

.

"

Changing

the

covers

Before

changing

the

Nokia

Xpress-

on""

covers,

always

switch

off the

phone

and

disconnect

it

from

the

charger

or

any

other

device

.

Always

store

the

phone

with

the

covers

attached

.

Read

carefully

"Care

and

maintenance"

on

page

28

.

Press

the

locking

catch

(1),

slide

the

cover

(2),

and

lift

it

off

the

phone

(3)

.

2

.



Gently

pull

the

cover

of

the

phone

starting

from

the

bottom

of

the

phone

(4)

.

6

3

.



Align

the top

of

the

phone

with

the top

of

the

front cover

and

push

the

phone

towards

the

cover

until

it

locks into

place

(5)

.

4

.

5

Insert

the

two

catches

of

the

back

cover

in

the

corresponding

slots

in

the

phone

(6)

and

slide

the

cover

until

it

locks

into

place

(7)

.

Basic

functions

in

the

phone

number

including

area

code

using

the

keys

O

®

.

If

you

make

a mistake,

ss

©

to

delete

the

character

to

the

left

.

To

use the

number

when

abroad

:

the

+

character

(press

C*O

~wice)

and

country code

in

front of

the

area

code

(remove

the

leading

A

if

necessary)

.

=Press

<E~)

(Call)

and

wait

for

the

!answer

.

:Adjusting

the

volume

:

Press

O

to

increase or

©

to

decrease

the

earpiece

volume

.

J

.

Press

0

(End)

to

finish

the

call

(or

to

cancel

the

call

attempt)

.

Making

a

call

with

Phone

book

In

standby

mode,

press

rJ

(Menu)

and

then

C-~

(Select)

twice

.

Key

in

the

first

letter

of

the

name

and

press

<-=) (OK)

.

Scroll

with

O

or

©

to

the

desired

name

(press

and

hold

O

for

the

and

press

(call)

.

Alternatively

:

Press

©

in

standby

mode

.

Find

the

desired

name

and

press

C

-

=)

(Call)

.

7

Voice

dialling

See

"Voice

tags"

on page 12

.

"

Answering

a

call

Basic

functions

Other

was

to

make

a

call

Redialling

To

rediaI

one

of

the

last

20

phone

numbers

you

have

called

or

attempted

to

call

:

Press

O

once

in

standby

mode,

scroll

with

O

or

10

to

the

desired

phone

number

or

name,

and

press

<

:~)

(Call)

.

Speed

dialling

To

call

a

phone

number

that

you

have

assigned

to

a

speed

dialling

key

using

the

Speed

diolsfunction

of

the

Phone

book

menu

(see

page

12)

:

Press

the

given

key

(~

to

~)

and

then

QE)

(Call) in

standby

mode

.

Alternatively

:

If

the

Speed

dialliny

function

(see

page

20)

is

on,

press

and

hold

the

speed

dialling

key

until

the

call

is

started

.

To

answer

the

call,

press

Q~)

(Answer)

.

To

divert

or

reject

the

call,

press

©

.

"

In-call

functions

During

a

call,

press

©

and

then

~

(Options)

for

the

following functions

(some

of

them

are

network

services)

:

MutelUnmute,

Holdl

Unhold,

Send

DTMF

New

call,

Answer,

Reject,

Swop,

End

active

call,

End

all

calls,

Phone

bookSend

.

Swap

switches

between

the

active

call

and

the

call

on

hold

.

If

you

selected

Send

DTMF

key

in

a

DTMFstring

and

press

~(OK)

.

"

Listening

to

voice

messages

In

standby

mode,

press

and

hold

to

call

your

voice

mailbox

.

Youcan

obtain

the

voice

mailbox

number

from

your

service

provider

.

"

Locking

the

keypad

The

keypad

lock

prevents

keys

from

being

accidentally pressed

when,

for

example,

the

phone

is

in

your

pocket

or

handbag

.

To

turn

the

lock

on

or off

:

In

standby

mode,

press

(~

and

then

quickly

.

When

the

keypad

is

locked

:

The

indicator

-0

is

shown

.

Youcan

answer,

end

or

reject

a

call

in

the

normal

way

.

During

a

call,

you can

operate

the

phone

as

usual

.

8

"



The

headset

HDC-s

can

be

used

as

usual

.

Note

:

When

the

keypad

is

locked,

calls

may

be

possible

to the

emergency

number

programmed

into

your

phone

(112)

.

The

number

is

displayed only

when

all

the

digits

have

been

keyed

in

.

"

Storing

a

phone

number

In

standby

mode,

press

~

(Menu)

(Phone

book

is

displayed)

and

then

~

(Select)

.

Scroll to

Add

nameand

press

0

(Select)

.

Key

in

the

desired

name

(see

"Writing

text"

on

page

9)

and

press ~-=)

(OK)

.

Key

in

the

area

code

and

phone

number,

and

press

~

(OK)

.

Quick

save

:

In

standby

mode,

key

in

the

phone

number

.

Press

O

or

O

and

then

Q

-

=)

(Save)

.

Key

in

the

name

and

press

<~)

(OK)

.

e

two

ways

to

write

text

:

ive

text

input

and

traditional

put

.

from

text

input

to

standby

press

and

hold

©

twice

.

atively

:

Press

~

(Options),

to

Exit,

and

press

~

(OK)

.

ictive

text

input

ive

text

input

is

an

easy

way

to

forexample

text

messages

and

der

notes

.

You

only

need

to

a

key

once

for

each

letter

.

To

use

s

input

method,

check

that

wn

at

the

top of

the

display

.

switch

between

predictive

and

tional

text

input,

press

O

Ice

.

Write

the

desired

word

by pressing

each

key

once

for

one

letter

.

For

example,

to

write'Nokia',

press

49P4~~

"

The

keys

©,

O,

cO

and

®

have

the

same

function

as

in

traditional

text input

(see

page

10)

.

To

switch

between

letter

cases,

press

©

repeatedly

and

check

the

indicator

at

the

top

of

the

display

.

For

example,

abc

is

shown

when

the

lower

case

is in

use

.

To

insert

a

punctuation

mark,

press

'm

repeatedly

.

9

2

.

3

.

Basic

functions

"



To

insert

a

special

character

:

Press

and

hold

(~),

scroll

to

the

desired

character,

and

press

<~)

(Use)

.

"



To

insert

a

number,

press

and

hold

the

desired

number

key

.

If

the

displayed

word

is

the

one

that

you

want,

press

0

and

start

writing

the

.

If

you

want

to

change

the

word,

press

~

repeatedly

until

the

desired

word

appears

.

If

the

?

character

is

shown

after

the

word,

you

can

add

the

word

in

the

dictionary

:

Press

0

(Spell),

key

in

the

word

using

traditional

text

input,

and

press

~

(OK)

.

If

the

text

Options

is

shown

above

D,

you

can

access

the

following

options

by

pressing

this

key

:

Matches

:

Shows

a

list

of

words

that

correspond

to

your

keypresses

.

Scroll to

the

desired

word

and

press

0

(Use)

.

Insert

word

:

Allows

you

to

add

a

word

to

the

dictionary

manually

.

Write

the

word

using

traditional

text

input

and

press

Q~)

(OK)

.

Insert

number

:

Allows

you

to

key

in

numbers

by

pressing

each

number

key

once

.

Insert

symbol

:

Allows

you

to

select

a

special

character

from

a

list

.

Scroll

to

the

desired

character

(such

as

%)

and

press

0

(Use)

.

In

traditional

text

input,

press

a

key

repeatedly

until

the

desired

character

appears

.

To

use

this

input

method,

check

that

'



is

shown

at

the

top

of

the

display

.

1

.

When

writing,

press

a

number

key

(O

to

O)

marked

with

the

desired

character

repeatedly

until

the

character

appears

.

2

.

You

can use

the

following

functions

to

edit

the

text

:

1

0

To

add

a

space, press

O

.

To

add

a

punctuation

mark

or

special

character,

press

O

repeatedly

.

Alternatively

:

Press

QE~),

scroll to

the

desired

character,

and

press

(Use)

.

To

move

the

cursor

left

or

right,

press

D

or

O,

respectively

.

To remove

the

character

to

the

left,

press

©

.

To

clear

the

screen,

press

and

hold

this

key

.

To

switch

between

upper

and

lower

case,

press

O

quickly

.

To

add

a

number,

press

and

hold

the

desired

number

key

.

To

switch

between

letters

and

numbers,

press

and

hold

O-

3

.

Menu

functions

The

phone

offers

a

range

of

functions

that

allow

you

to

tailor

it

to

your

needs

.

These

functions

are

arranged

in

menus

.

"

Accessing

a

menu

function

By

scrolling

1

.

2

.

3

.

4

.

5

.

Press

~

(Menu)

in

standby

mode

.

Press

CO

or

O

to

scroll to

the

desired

main

menu,

e

.g

.

Settings,

and

press

~-=)

(Select)

to enter

it

.

If

the

main

menu

contains

submenus,

scroll

to

the

desired

one

(e

.g

.

Call

settings),

and

press

~

(Select)

to

enter

it

.

Scroll to

the

desired setting

(e .g

.

Speed

dialling)

and

press

(Select)

to

enter

it

.

Scroll

to

the

desired

setting

(e .g

.

Ofj and

press

<

:z~)

(OK)

to

save

it

.

If

you

don't

want

to

change

the

setting,

press

©

.

By

shortcut

Menu

functions

The

menus,

submenus

and

setting

options

are

numbered

and can

be

accessed

by entering

the

appropriate

shortcut

number

.

The

number

is

shown

on

the

top

right

of

the

display

.

Press

Q~)

(Menu)

.

Within

three

seconds,

key

in

the

shortcut

number

of

the

function

you

want

to

access

(repeat

this

for

a

submenu)

.

Within

three

seconds,

key

in

the

shortcut

number

of

the

desired

function

and

setting

option

.

Exiting

a

menu

function

You can

return

to

the

level

by

pressing

©

or exit

the

menu

by

pressing

and

holding

©

twice

.

Writing

compound

words

"

Write

the

first

half

of

the

word,

press

O,

and

then write

the

second

half

.

Selecting

a

dictionary

for

predictive

text

input

In

the

w

r

ite

rnessoges

menu

(Menu

2-1),

press

(~)

(Options)

.

Select

Dictionoryand

then

select

the

desired

"

language

.

Turning

predictive

text

input

off "

In

the

Write

messages

menu

(Menu

2-1),

press

(Options)

.

Select

Dictionary

and

then

Dictionary

off

.

"

Tradit

ional text

input

"

Phone

book



CLEO

(Menu

1)

Scorch

:

Recalls

the

desired

name

and

phone

numberfrom

the

Phone

book

e

.g

.

for

calling

.

See

Making

a

call

with

Phone

book on

page

7

.

Service

Nos

.

:

Calls

the

service

number

of

your

service

provider

stored

in

your

SIM

card

.

Add

name

:

Allows

you

to store

a

name

and

phone

number

in

the

Phone

book

(see also

"Storing

a

phone

number"

on

page

8)

.

Erase

:

Allows

you

to

delete

names

and

phone

numbers

from

the

Phone

book

one

by

one

or

all

at

once

.

Edit

Allows

you

to

modify

the

stored

names

and

phone

numbers

.

Assign

tone

:

Sets

the

phone

to

play

the

desired ringing

tone

when

you

receive

a

call

from

a

particular

phone

number

.

Scroll

to

the

caller's

name

or

phone

number,

press

~_=?

(Assign),

and

select

the

desired ringing

tone

.

12

Send

b'cord

:

Allows

you

to

send

a

name

and

phone

number

to

a

compatible

phone

.

Options-

Type

of view

:

Determines

how

the

stored

phone

numbers

and

names

are

shown

.

Options-

Memory

stotus

:

Shows

how

many names

and

phone

numbers

can

still

be

stored

and

are

currently stored

in

the

Phone

book

.

Speed

dials

:

Sets

the

desired

number

key

(0

to

O)

to

work

as

a

speed

dialling

key

.

Scroll to

the

desired

key,

press

(Assign),

and

select

a name

or

phone

number

.

Voice

togs

:

You

can

dial

a

phone

number

by

saying

one

or

more

words

('voice

tags'),

for

example

a

name,

attached

to

it

.

This

function

allows

you

to

record

a

voice

tag

to

any

phone

numbers

stored

in

the

Phone

book

.

You

can

also

listen

to,

change,

and

erase

the

recorded

voice tags

.

To

record

a

voice

tag

:

Select

Add

voice

tog,

select

the

desired

name

or

phone

number,

and

press

~

(Start)

.

Say

clearly

the

word(s)

you

want

to

record

as

a

voice

tag

.

To

make

a

call

with

a

voice

tag

:

In

standby

mode,

press

and

hold

(Menu)

.

Say

the

desired

voice

tag

clearly

while

you

hold

the

phone

in

the

normal

position

near your

ear

.

The

phone

plays

the

voice

tag

and

dials

the

number

.

If

no

match

for

the

voice

tag

is

found

or

recognised,

press

~

(Yes)

to

say

the

voice

tag

again

or

©

to

return

to

standby

mode

.

If

you

use

the

HDC-5

headset,

press

and

hold

the

headset

button

until

you

heara

short

tone

.

Say

the

voice

tag

clearly

.

Before using voice

dialling,

note

that

:

Voice

tags

are

stored

in

the

phone

and

are

removed

when

you

insert

another

SIM

card

into

the

phone

.

When

recording

a

voice

tag

or

making

a

call

by

saying

a

voice

tag,

hold

the

phone

in

the

normal

position

near your

ear

.

Voice

tags

are

not

language

dependent

.

They

are

dependent

on

the

speaker's

voice

.

Voice

tags

are

sensitive

to

the

background

noise

;

record

voice

tags

in

a

quiet

environment

.

13

Menu

functions

Very short

names

are

not

accepted

;

use

long

names

and

avoid

similar

names

for

different

numbers

.

Note

:

The

phone

must

be

in

a

service area with

adequate

cellular

signal

strength

.

Also,

you

must

say the

name

exactly as

you

said

it

when

you

recorded

it

.

This

may

be

difficult

in,

for

example,

a

noisy

environment

or

during

an

emergency,

so

you

should

not

rely

solely

upon

voice

dialling

in

all

circumstances

.

"

Messages

(Menu

2)

Writing

and

sending

a

text

message

(Menu

2-1)

You can

write

and

send

multi-part

text

messages

of up

to

three

ordinary

text

messages

in

length

(network

service)

.

Invoicing

is

based

upon

how

many

ordinary

messages

are

needed

for

any

multi-part

message

.

To

send

a

message,

the

phone

number

of

your

message

centre

has

to be

stored

in

the

phone

.

See

"Message

settings

(Menu

2-7)"

on page 16

.

To

exit

from

this

menu

at

any

time

to

standby

mode,

press

and

hold

01

twice

.

Alternatively

:

Press

0

(Options),

choose

Exit,

and

press

Q~)

(OK)

.

Write

the

message

using

predictive

or

traditional

text

input

(see

"Writing

text"

on

page

9)

.

The

number

of

available

characters

and

the current

part

number

are

shown

on the

top

right

of the

display

.

When

the

message

is

complete,

press

~

(Options),

select

Send,

key

in

the

recipient's

phone

number,

and

press

~

(OK)

.

If

you

want

to

send

the

message

to

several

persons,

select

Send

to

many,

scroll

to

the

first

recipient,

and

press

Q

-

=)

(Send)

.

Repeat

this

for

each

recipient

.

2

.

The

other

options

are

:

Template,

Insert smiley,

Dictionary

(sets

predictive

input on or

off),

Send

by

set

(see

page

16),

Save,

Erase,

Exit

.

When

you

are

using

predictive

text

input,

the

options

described

in

"Predictive

text

input"

on

page

9

are

also

available

.

14

Reading

a

text

mes2agee

(Menu

2-21

When

you

receive

a

text

message

in

standby

mode,

you

hear

a

message

alert

tone,

and

the

text

messages

received

as

well

as '

--

I

are

shown

.

Press

~-=)

(Read)

to

view

the

messages

right

away

.

To

view

the

messages

later,

press

©

and

enter

the

Inboxmenu

(Menu

2-2)

when

you

want

to do so

.

Scroll to

the desired

message

and

press

0

(Read)

.

Use

CO

or

O

to

browse

through

the

message

.

While

reading

themessage,

you

can

press

~

(Options)

for

the

following

:

Erase, Reply,

Chat,

Edit,

Usenumber,

Forward,

Details

.

Chatallows

you

to

have

a

conversation

based

on

text

messages

with

another

party

.

See

also

page

17

.

2

.

3

.

4

.

Viewing

a

message

you

have

saved

Menu

2-3)

You

can

view

the

messages

that

you

have

saved

in

Write

messages

(Menu

2-1)

.

Pressing ~-=) (Options)

allows

access

to

the

same

functions

as

in

Inbox(Menu

2-2),

except

for

Reply,

Chat,

and

Details

.

Picture

messages

(Menu

2-4)

Youcan

receive

and

send

text

messages

which

contain

pictures

(network

service)

.

Note

that

:

Each

picture

message

is

made

up

of

several

text

messages

.

Therefore,

sending-one

picture

message

may

cost

more

than

one

text

message

.

Since

picture

messages

are

saved

in

the

phone,

you

cannot

view

them

if

you

use

the

SIM

card

with

another

phone

.

Only

phones

that

offer

the Picture

message

feature

can

receive

and

display

picture

messages

.

15

Menu

functions

When

you

receive

a

picture

message

To

view

the

message

immediately,

press ~-=)

(View)

.

You

can

save

the

message

by

pressing

<

:Ei~)

(Save) or

delete

it

by

pressing

©

twice

.

To

view

the

message

later

in

this

menu

:

Press

©

and

then

~

(OK)

to

save

the

message

.

Sending

a picture

message

Within

this

menu,

scroll

to a

picture

message

and

press Q

-

=)

(View)

.

Press

(Options)

and

select

Edit text

.

Write

the

message

.

Toview

the

whole

message,

press

0

(Options)

and

select

Preview

.

To

send

the

message,

press

~

(Options)

and

select

Send

.

Templates

(Menu

2-5)

Youcan

view,

edit,

and

erase

the

preset

messages

('templates')

that

you

canuse

for

writing a

message

.

Scroll

to

the desired

template

and

press QEi)

(Read)

.

To

edit

or erase the

template,

press

`~

(Options)

and

select

the

desired

function

.

When

editing

a

template,

pressing

~

(Options)

allows access

to

a

further

set

of

functions,

including

Sendand

Save

template

.

You can

create

a

template

from

scratch by

selecting

one

of

the

empty

templates

at

the end

of

the

template

list

.

Smileys

(Menu

2-6)

This

function

allows

you

to

edit

the

smiley

characters

such

as

"

:-)"

that

you

can

use

when

writing

or

replying

to

a

message

.

Scroll

to

the

desired

Smiley

and

press

0

(Edit)

.

Message

settings

(Menu

2-7)

The

phone

offers

two

kinds of

message

settings

:

settings specific

to

each

setting

group

or

'set',

and

settings

common

to

all

text

messages

.

Set

1

(Menu

2-7-1)

1

A

set

is

a

collection

of

settings

needed

for

sending

text

and

picture

messages

.

Each

set

has

the

following

settings

:

Message

centre

number,

Messages

sent

as,

Message

validity

.

You

need

the

message

centre

number

to

send

text

and

picture

messages

.

You

can

obtain

this

number

from

your

service

provider

.

1

6

Common

(Menu

2-7-2)

z

The

settings

in this

submenu

apply

to

all

text

messages

that

you

send,

irrespective

of

the

chosen

set

.

The

available settings

are

:

Delivery

reports,

Reply

via

same

centre,

Character

support

.

When

the

Unicodeoption

of

the

Character

support

function

is

selected,

you

can

send

messages

using

special

characters (such as

n)

in

Romance

and

Slavic

languages

or

Russian characters

to

a

compatible

phone,

if

supported

by

your

network

.

Info

service

(Menu

2-8)

This

network

service

allows

you

to

receive

messages

on

various

topics

(such as

traffic

conditions)

from

the

network

.

For

details,

contact your

service provider

.

Voicemailbox

number

_(Menu

2-9)

You can

store

the

phone

number

of

your

voice

mailbox

(network

service)

.

Key

in

the

number

and

press

(0 K)

.

The

total

number

of

sets

depends

on

how

many

sets

your

SI

M

card

offers

.

z



The

shortcut

number

of

this

menu

depends

on

the

number

of

sets

available

.

Here

it is

assumed

that only

one

set

is

available

.

Service

command

editor

(Menu

2-10)

You

can

send service requests to

your

service

provider

.

Key

in

the

desired

characters

.

Press

and

hold

O

to

switch

between

letters

and

numbers

.

Press

<

:~?

(Send)

to

send

the

request

.

"

Chat

(Menu

3)

2

.

3

.

You can

have

a

conversation

with

other people

using text

messages

.

You can

start

a

chat

either

within

this

menu

or

selecting

the

Chat

option

while

reading

a

received

message

.

Key

in

the

other

party's

phone

number

or

recall

it

from

the

Phone

book

(press

CO

or

O),

and

press

(

:~)

(OK)

.

Key

i

n

your

nickname

for

the

chat

(see

"Writing

text"

on

page

9)

on

and

press

~

(OK)

.

Write

your message,

press

(Options)

and

select

Send

.

17

4

.

The

reply

from

the

other

party

is

shown

above

your

original

message

.

Press

C~)

(OK)

to

clear

the

display

and

reply

to

the

m

essa

g e

.

To

view

the

(Chat

history)

or

edit

your

nickname

(Chat

name),

press

(Options)

and

select

the

desired

function

.

"

Call

register

(Menu

4)

Menu

functions

You

can

view

the

phone

numbers

registered

by

the

phone

and

the

approximate

length

and

cost of

your

calls

.

The

phone

registers

missed

and

received

calls

if

it

is

switched

on

and

within

the

network's

service

area,

and

if

the

network

supports

these

functions

.

When

you

press ~-=)

(Options)

in

the

Missed

calls,

Received

callsor Dialled

numbers

menu,

you

can

view

the

time

of

the

call

and

edit,

view

or

call

a

registered

phone

number,

add

it

to

the

Phone

book, or delete

it

from

the

list

of

phone

numbers

.

You can

also

send

a

text

message

to

the

caller

(Send

SMS)

.

"



Missed

calls

:This

network

service

shows

the

last

10

phone

numbers

from

which

somebody

has

tried

to

call

you

with

no

success

.

Received

calls

:

This

network

service

shows

the

last

10

phone

numbers

from

which

you

have

accepted

a

call

.

Dialled

numbers

:

Shows

the

last

20

phone

numbers

that

you

have

called

or

attempted

to

call

.

Erase

recent

call

lists

:

Allows

you

to

delete

all

the

phone

numbers

and

names

from

Menus

4-1

to

4-

3

.

Show

call

duration

:

Shows

the

approximate

duration of

your

outgoing

and

incoming

calls

.

You

can

reset

these

call

timers by

selecting

Clear timers

(Menu

4-5-

5)

.

Note

:

The

actual

time

invoiced

for

calls

by

your

service provider

may

vary,

depending

upon

network

features,

rounding-off

for

billing,

and

so

forth

.

Show

call

costs

:

This

network

service

shows

the

approximate

cost

of

your

last call

or

all

calls

in

terms

of

units

specified

within

the

Show

costs

in

function

(Menu

4-

7-2)

.

Note

:

The

actual

invoice

for

calls

and

services

from

your

service

provider

may

vary,

depending

upon

network

features,

rounding-off

for

billing,

taxes

and

so

forth

.

18

Call

cost

settings

:

The

Call

cost

limitfunction

allows

you

to

limit

the

call

costs to

the

desired

amount

of

charging

units

or units

of

currency (network

service)

.

The

Show

costs

infunction

specifies

in

which

units

the

phone shows

the

remaining

talk-time

(contact

your

service

provider

for

charging

unit

prices)

.

Note

that

when

no more

charging

or

currency

units

are

left,

only

calls

to

the

emergency

number

112

maybe

possible

.

Prepaid

credit

:

When

using

a

prepaid

SIM

card,

you

can

make

calls

only

when

there

are

enough

credit

units

on

the

SIM

card

(network

service)

.

Options

:

Credit

info display

(show

or hide

remaining

units

in

standby

mode),

,Credit

available

(amount

of

remaining

units),

Last

event

costs,

Recharge

status

.

"

Tones

(Menu

5)

In

this

menu

you can

change

the

settings

of

the

currently selected

profile

and

create

ringing

tones

of

your

own

.

See

"Profiles

(Menu

12)"

on

page 25

.

Ringing

tone

:

Sets

the

tone that

you

hear

when

you

receive

a

call

.

Ringing

volume

:

Sets

the

volume

level

for

the

ringing

and

message

alert

tones

.

Incoming

call

alert

:

Defines

how

the

phone

notifies

you

of

incoming

voice

calls

.

For

example,

when

Off

is

selected,

the

phone

stays

silent

when

you

receive

a

call

and

~p

is

shown

in

standby

mode

.

Composer

:

Allow

you

to

create

your

own

ringing

tones

.

Select

the

tone

that

you

want

to

edit

and

key

in

the

notes

.

For

example,

press



for

note

f

.

shortens

I(-)

and

lengthens

(+)

the

duration of

the

note or

rest

.

'~

inserts

a

rest

.

sets

the

octave

.

O

makes

the

note

sharp

(not available

for

notes

e

and

b)

.

O

and

©

move

the

cursor

right

or

left

.

d

deletes

a

note

or rest to

the

left

.

When

the

tone

is

complete,

press

~

(Options)

and

select

one

of

the

following

:

Play,

Save

(saves

the

tone

in

the

ringing

tone

list),

Tempo,

Clear

screen,

Exit

.

19

Menu

functions

Note

:

Your

phone

must

be

switched

on

to

use

this

function

.

Do

notswitch

on

the

phone

when

wireless

phone

use

is

prohibited

or

when

it

may

cause

interference

or

danger

.

Message

alert tone

:

Sets

the

tone

that

you

hear

when

you

receive

a

text

message

.

Keypad

tones

:

Sets

the

volume

for

keypad

tones

.

Warning

tones

:

Sets

the

phone

to

sound tones

e

.g

.

when

the

battery

is

running

out

of

power

.

Vibrating

alert

:

Sets

the

phone

to

vibrate

when

you

receive

a

call

or

a

text

message

.

Screen

saver

:

Sets

the

picture

that

is

displayed

in

standby

mode

after

a

specified

time

('timeout')

.

You

can

select

from

the

same

pictures

as

in

the

Picture

messages

menu

.

f

Settings

(Menu

6)

Call

settings

(Menu

6-1)

Automatic

redial

:

Sets

your

phone

to

make

up

to

ten

attempts

to

connect

the

call

after

an

unsuccessful

call

attempt

.

Speed

dialling

:

When

this

function

is

on,

you

can

dial

the

names

and

phone

numbers

assigned

to

the

speed

dial

keys

to

O

by pressing

and

holding

the

corresponding

key

.

Call

waiting options

:

When

this

network

service

is

activated,

the

network

notifies

you

of

a

new

incoming

call

while

you

have

a

call

in

progress

.

Own

number

sending

:

Sets

your

phone

number

to

be

displayed

(On)

or

hidden

(01`0

from

the

person

you

are

calling

(network

service)

.

When

you

select

Set

by

network,

the

setting

agreed

with

your

service

provider

is

used

.

Phone

line in

use

:

This

network

service

allows

you

to

select

the

phone

line

1

or

2

for

making

calls

or

prevent

line

selection,

if

supported

by

your

SIM

card

.

Calls

on

both

lines

can

be

answered

irrespective

of

the

selected

line

.

You

will

not

be

able

to

make

calls

if

you

select

line

2

and you

have

not

subscribed

to

this

network

20

service

.

When

line

2

is

selected,

2

is

shown

in

standby

mode

.

Tip

:

In

standby

mode,

you

can

switch

between

the

lines

by

pressing

and

holding

O

.

Automatic

answer

:

Sets

your

phone

to

answer

an

incoming

call

after

one

ring

when

the

phone

is

connected

to

the

PPH-1

handsfree

car

kit

or

the

HDC-5

headset

.

Phone

settings

(Menu

6-2)

Language

:

Sets

the

language

for

the

display

texts

.

Cell

into

display

:

Sets

the

phone

to

indicate

when

it is

used

in

a

cellular

network

based

on

Micro

Cellular

Network

(MCN)

technology

(network

service)

.

In

such

a

network,

local calls

may

cost

less

than

otherwise

.

Welcome

note

:

Allows

you

to

write

a

message which

is

shown

briefly

when

the

phone

is

switched

on

.

Network

selection

:

Sets

the

phone

to

automatically

select

a

cellular

network

available

in

your

area,

or

you

may

select

the

desired

network

manually

.

The

network

must

have

a

roaming

agreement

with

your

home

network

.

Lights

:

Sets

the

display

and

keypad

lights

on or

off

when

the

phone

is

connected

to

the

PPH-1

handsfree

car

kit

.

"



Confirm

SIM

service

actions

:

Sets

the

phone

to

show

or

hide

confirmation

messages

when

you

use the

SIM

card

services

(see

page

25)

.

Security

settings

(Menu

6-3)

code

request

:

Allows

you

to

set

your

phone

to

ask

for

the PIN

code

of

the

SIM

card

when

the

phone

is

switched

on

.

Some

SIM

cards

do

not

allow

turning

off

this

function

.

Call

barring

service

:

This

network

service

allows

you

to

restrict

the

making

and

receiving

of

calls

with

your

phone

.

Select

one

of

the

restriction

options

and

set

the

restriction

on

(Activate)

or

off

(Cancel),

or

check

which

types

of

calls

are

barred (Status)

.

Note

:

When

calls

are

barred,

calls

may

be

possible

to certain

emergency

numbers

in

some

networks

(e .g

.

112

or

other

official

emergency

number)

.

Fixed

dialling

:

Restricts

your

outgoing

calls

to selected

phone

numbers,

if

allowed

by

your

SIM

ca

rd

.

21

Menu

functions

Note

:

When

fixed

dialling

is

set on,

calls

may

be

possible

to

certain

emergency

numbers

in

some

networks

(e .g

.

112

or

other

official

emergency

number)

.

Closed

user

group

:

This

network

service

allows

you

to

specify

a

group

of

people

whom

you

can

call

and

who

can

call

you

.

Note

:

When

calls

are

limited

to

Closed

User

Groups,

calls

may

be

possible

to

certain

emergency

numbers

in

some

networks

(e .g

.

112

or

other

official

emergency

number)

.

Phone

security

:

Sets

the

phone

to

ask

for the

security

code

when

a

new SIM

card

is

inserted

in

the

phone

(option

On)

.

When

you

change

this

setting,

the

numbers

in

Menus

4-1

to

4-3

are

cleared

.

Change

access

codes

:

Allows

you

to

change

the

security

code,

PIN2

code,

or barring

password

.

These codes

can

include

the

numbers

0

to

9

only

.

Note

:

Avoid

using access

codes

similar

to

the

emergency

numbers,

such

as 112,

to

prevent

accidental

dialling

of

the

emergency

number

.

Restore

factory

settings

(Menu

6-4)

You can

reset

the

menu

settings

to

their original

vaIues

.This

function

has

no

effect,

for

example,

on

the

names

and

phone

numbers

in

the

Phone

book

.

"

Call

divert

(Menu

7)

You

can

direct

your incoming

calls

to

your

voice

mailbox

or

some

other

phone

number

(network

service)

.

Several

divert

options

may

be

active

at

the

same

time

.

When

all

calls

are

diverted,

1

is

shown

in

standby

mode

.

Select

one

of

the

divert

options

in

your

phone

.

For

example,

Divert

when

busydiverts

the

call

when

you

are

on

a

call

or

when

you

reject

the

call

.

Set

the

selected

option

on

(Activate)

or

off

(Cancel),

check

whether

the

option

is

activated

(Status),

or

specify

a

delay

for

it

(not

available

for

all

divert

options)

.

If

you

selected Activate,

select

where

the

incoming

calls

are

to

be

diverted

.

If

you

selected Status,

press

~

(Number)

to

view

the

phone

number

to

which

the

calls

are

diverted

.

2

.

3

.

2

"

Games

(Menu

8)

The

phone

offers

you

the

following

games

to

play

:

Snake

II,

Space

Impact,

Bontumi,

Pairs

11

.

Each

game

is

provided

with

a

brief

help

text

(Instructions option)

.

The

Continue

option

resumes

a

game

that

you

paused

by

pressing

<=-) or

©

.

To

start

the

game,

press

any

key

except

for

0,

©,

or

Settings

allow

you

to

set

the

lights,

tones

and

vibrator

for

the

selected

game,

and

store

the

Nokia

Club

membership

number

.

For

details,

visit

the

Nokia

Web

site

at

www

.club

.nokia

.com

.

Note

:

Your

phone

must

be

switched

on

to

use

this

function

.

Do

not

switch

on

the-phone

when

wireless

phone

use

is

prohibited

or

when

it

may

cause

interference or

danger

.

"

Calculator

(Menu

9)

The

phone

is

provided

with

a

calculator

which

can

also

be

used

for

rough

currency

conversions

.

The

calculator

has

a

limited

accuracy

and

rounding

errors

may

occur,

especially

in

long

divisions

.

Note

:

Your

phone

must

be

switched

on

to

use

this

function

.

Do

not

switch

on

the

phone

when

wireless

phone

use

is

prohibited

or

when

it

may

cause

interference

or

danger

.

Making

a

calculation

"



The

keys

O

to

O

insert

a

digit

.

O

inserts

a

decimal

point

.

©

deletes

the

digit

to

the

left

.

QE~)

:

Press

once

(for

+

)

to

add,

twice

(for-)

to

subtract,

three

times

(for*)

to multiply

and

four

times

(for

/ )

to

divide

.

Fora

total,

press



(Options)

and

select

Equals

.

Press

and

hold

©

clears

the

display

for

a

calculation

.

new

Making

a

currency

conversion

To

set

the

exchange

rate

:

Press

<

:~Ei)

(Options),

select

Exchange

rate,

select

the

desired

option,

key

in

the

exchange

rate

(press

O

for

a

decimal

point),

and

press



(OK)

.

To

make

the

conversion

:

Key

in

the

currency

amount

to

be

converted,

press

0

(Options),

and

select

In

domestic

or

In

foreign

.

Currency

conversion

in

standby

mode

Key

in

the

amount

that

you

want

to

convert

(press

~

for

a

decimal

point,

shown

as an

asterisk)

.

The

Menu

functions

exchange

rate

that

you

set

in

this

menu

is

used

.

Press

O

or

O

twice

.

Press

~

(Convert)

.

"

Reminders

(Menu

10)

This

memory

aid

allows

you

to save

short text

notes

with

an

alarm

.

The

phone

starts

alarming

when

the

set

date

and

time

is

reached

.

Note

:

Your

phone

must

be

switched

on

to

use

this

function

.

Do

not

switch

on

the

phone

when

wireless

phone

use

is

prohibited or

when

it

may

cause

interference

or

danger

.

Scroll to

one

of

the

following

functions

and

press

QEE)

(OK)

:

Addnew

:

Write

a

note

(see

"Writing

text"

on page

9)

and

press

~

(OK)

.

You

can add

an

alarm

to

the

note

if

you

like

.

23

Erase

:

Allows

you

to

delete

the

notes

one

by

one

or

all

at

once

.

View

all

:

Shows

all

the

reminders

.

You

can

browse

through

the

notes

with

~

or

O

Press

~-=)

(Options)

for

the

following

:

Erase,

Edit,

Send

(sends

the

note

without

alarm

to

a

compatible

phone)

.

When

the

reminder

time

is

reached,

you

can

stop

the

alarm

by

pressing

©

.

If

your

press

(~)

(Snooze),

the

alarm

stops

for

a

few

minutes

.

"

Clock

(Menu

11)

Alarm

clock

:

Allows

you

to

set

the

phone

to

alarm

at

the

desired

time

.

Key

in

the

time,

and

press

(~)

(0

K)

.

When

the

alarm

time

is

reached,

the

phone

sounds

an

alert

and

flashes

the

text

Alarm!

.

Stop

the

alarm

by

pressing

any

key

.

If

you

press

Q=

-

)

(Snooze),

the

alarm

stops

for

a

few

minutes

.

If

the

alarm

time

is

reached

while

the

phone

is

off

and

you

press

any

other

key but

~

(Snooze),

press

D

(Yes)

to activate

the

phone

for

calls

or

(D

to

keep

the

phone

switched

off

.

Note

:

Do

not

switch

on

the

phone

when

wireless

phone

use

is

prohibited or

when

it

may

cause

interference

or

danger

.

Clock

settings

:

Allows

you

to

set

the

phone

to

show

the

current

time

in

standby

mode,

set

the

time,

or

select

the

12-hour

or

24-

hour

time

format

.

If

the

battery

is

removed

from

the

phone,

you

may

need

to

set

the

time

again

.

Date

setting

:

Allows

you

to

set

the

correct

date

.

Stopwatch

:

Allows

you

to

measure

time

for

example

in

different

sports

.

Press



(Start)

to

start

timing

and

press

<-=-)

24

(Stop)

to

stop

it

.

When

the

timing

is

stopped, ~_=)

(Options)

allows

access

to

the

following

:

Stort,

Reset,

Exit

.

To

set

the

timing to

continue

in

the

background,

press

©

twice

.

While

the

time

is

running,

flashes

in

standby

mode

.

Note

that using

the

stopwatch

consumes

the

battery

and

the

phone's

operating

time

will

be

reduced

.

Be

careful

not

to

let

it

run

in

the

background

when

performing

other

operations

with

your

phone

.

Note

:

Your

phone

must

be

switched

on

to

use

this

function

.

Do

notswitch

on

the

phone

when

wireless

phone

use

is

prohibited

or

when

it

may

cause

interference

or

danger

.

Countdown

timer

:

Allows

you

to

set

the

phone

to

alarm

after

a

certain

time

.

Key

in

the

alarm

time

and

press



(Start)

.

In

this

menu

you

can

also

stop

the

timer

or edit

the

time

.

When

the

timer

is

running,

M

is

shown

in

standby

mode

.

When

the

alarm

time

is

reached,

the

phone

sounds

a

tone

and

flashes

the

.

Press

any

key

to stop

the

alarm

.

Automatic

update

of

date

and

time

:

This

network

service

updates

the

clock

in

your

phone

in

accordance

with

the

current

time

zone

.

"

Profiles

(Menu

12)

Note

:

Your

phone

must

be

switched

on

to

use

this

function

.

Do

not

switch

on

the

phone

when

wireless

phone

use

is

prohibited

or

when

it

may

cause

interference

or

danger

.

You

can

set

all

the

phone

tones

to

function

in

the

desired

manner

by

selecting

the

desired

setting

group

('profile')

.

You can

easily

edit

the

settings

of

the

selected

profile

in

the

Tones

menu

(see

page

18)

.

Quick

selection

of

a

profile

In

standby

mode

or

during

a

call

:

Press

the

O

key

quickly,

scroll

to

the

desired

profile,

and

press

~

(OK)

.

Activating

a

profile

and

changing

its

settings

1

.



In

this

menu,

scroll

to

the

desired

profile

and

press

0

(Select)

.

For

example,

Silent

mutes

all

phone

tones

.

Some

of

the

profiles

can

be

replaced

with

profiles

that

you

can

receive

e

.g

.

from your

service

provider

.

For

availability

and

25

2

.

3

.

4

.

Menu

functions

compatibility,

contact

your

service

provider

or other

profile

provider

.

Select

Activoteor

Personalise

.

If

you

selected

Personalise,

scroll

to

the

setting

(see

"Tones

(Menu

5)"

on page

18)

that

you

want

to

change and

press

Z~

(Select)

.

Scroll

to

the

desired

setting

option

and

press

QE)

(OK)

.

"



Rename

:

Allows

you

to

edit

the

name

of

the

selected

profile

.

The

Generol

profile

cannot

be

renamed

.

"

SIM

services



o

e

(Menu

13)

This

menu

is

shown

only

if

your

SIM

card provides

additional

services

.

The

name

and

contents

of

this

menu

depend on

the

services available

.

For

availability,

rates

and

information

on

using

the

SIM

services,

contact

your

SIM

card vendor,

e

.g

.

network

operator,

service

provider,

or

other

third-party

vendor

.

Note

:

Your

phone

must

be

switched

on

to

use

this

function

.

Do

not

switch

on

the

phone

when

wireless

phone

use

is

prohibited

or

when

it

may

cause

interference

or

danger

.

4

.



Battery

information

Your

phone

is

powered

by

a

rechargeable

battery

.

Take

good

care

of

the

battery

and

follow

the

guidelines

below

.

Charging

and

discharging

the

battery

A

new

battery'sfull

performance

is

achieved

only

after

two

or three

complete

charge

and

discharge

cycles!

The

battery

can

be

charged

and

discharged

hundreds

of

times

but

it

will

eventually

wear

out

.

When

the

operating

time

(talk-time

and

standby

time)

is

noticeably shorter

than

normal,

it

is

time

to

buy

a

new

battery

.

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

chargerfor

longer

than

a

week,

since

overcharging

may

shorten

its

life

.

If

left

unused

a

fully

charged

battery

will

discharge

itself

over

time

.

26

Using

the

batteries

"



Use the

battery only

for

its

intended

purpose

.

Forgood

operation

times,

discharge

the

NiMH

battery

from

time

to

time

by

leaving

your

phone

switched

on

until

it

turns

itself

off

.

Do

not

attempt

to

discharge

the

battery by

any

other

means

.

Temperature

extremes

will

affect

the

ability

of

your

battery

to

charge

:

allow

it

to

cool

down

or

warm

up

first

.

When

the

battery

is

running

out

of

power

and

only

few

minutes

of

talk

time

remain,

a

warning

tone

is

heard

and Botterylowisbriefly

displayed

.

When

no

more

talk

time

is

left,

Battery

empty

is

displayed

and

a

warning

tone

is

sounded

and

the

phone

switches

itself

off

.

Never

use

any

charger

or

battery

which

is

damaged

or

worn

out

.

Do

not

short-circuit

the

battery

.

Accidental

short-circuiting

can

occur

when

a metallic

object

(coin,

clip

or pen)

causes

direct

connection

of

the

+

and

-

terminals

of

the

battery (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

winter

conditions,

will

reduce

the

capacity

and

lifetime

of

the

battery

.

Always

try

to

keep

the

battery

between

15°C

and

25°C

(59°F

and

77°F)

.

A

phone

with

a

hot

or cold battery

may

temporarily

not

work,

even

when

the

battery

is

fully

charged

.

Battery

performance

is

particularly

limited

in

temperatures

below

freezing

point

.

Do

not

dispose

of

batteries

in

a

fi

re!

Batteries

must

be

recycled

or

disposed

of properly

.

They

must

not

be

disposed

of

in

municipal

waste!

27

Battery

information

Care

and

maintenance

Your

phone

is

a

product

of superior

design

and

craftsmanship

and

should

be treated

with

care

.

The

suggestions

below

will

help

you

to

fulfil

any

warranty

obligations

and

to

enjoy

this

product

for

many

years

.

When

using

your

phone,

battery,

charger

OR

any

accessory

:

Keep

it

and

all

its

parts

and

accessories

out

of

small

children's

reach

.

Keep

it

dry

.

Precipitation,

humidity

and

liquids

contain

minerals

that

will

corrode

electronic

circuits

.

Do

notuse

or store

it

in

dusty,

dirty

areas

.

Its

moving

parts

can

be

damaged

.

Do

not

store

it

in

hot areas

.

High

temperatures

can

shorten

the

life

of

electronic devices,

damage

batteries,

and

warp

or

melt

certain

plastics

.

Do

not store

it in

cold

areas

.

When

the

phone

warms

up

(to

its

normal

temperature),

moisture

can

form

inside

the

phone,

which

may

damage

electronic

circuit

boards

.

Do

not

attempt

to

open

it

.

Non-expert

handling

of

the

device

may

damage

it

.

Do

not

drop,

knock

or

shake

it

.

Rough

handling

can

break

internal

circuit

boa

rds

.

Do

notuse

harsh

chemicals,

cleaning

solvents,

or

strong

detergents

to clean

it

.

Wipe

it

with

a

soft

cloth

slightly

dampened

in

a mild

soap-and-water

solution

.

Do

not

paint

it

.

Paint

can

clog

the

device's

moving

parts

and

prevent

proper

operation

.

If

the

phone,

battery,

charger

or

any

accessory

is

not

working

properly,

take

it

to

your

nearest

qualified

service

facility

.

The

personnel

there

will

assist

you,

and

if

necessary,

arrange

for

service

.

Important

safety

information

"

Traffic

safety

Do

not use a

hand-held

telephone

while

driving a vehicle

.

If

using

a

hand-held

phone

park

the vehicle

before

conversing

.

Always

secure

the

phone

in

its

holder

;

do

not

place

the

phone

on

thepassenger

seat

or

where

it

can

break

loose

in

a

collision

or

sudden

stop

.

The

use of

an

alert

device

to

operate

a

vehicle's

lights

or

horn

on public

roads

is

notpermitted

.

Remember

road safety

always

comes

first!

"

Operating

environment

Remember

to

follow

any

special

regulations

in

force

in

any

area

and always

switch

off

your

phonewhenever

it

is

forbidden

to use

it,

or

when

it

may

cause

interference

or

danger

.

When

connecting

the

phone

or

any

accessory

to

another

device,

read

its

user

guide

for detailed safety instructions

.

Do

not

connect

incompatible

products

.

As

with

other

mobile

radio

transmitting

equipment,

users

are

advised

that

for

the

satisfactory

operation

of

the

equipment

and

for the

safety

of

personnel,

it is

recommended

that

the

equipment

should

only be

used

in

the

normal

operating

position

(held

to

your

ear)

.

"



Electronic

devices

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

wireless

phone

.

Pacemakers

Pacemaker

manufacturers

recommend

that a

minimum

separation

of20

cm

(6

inches) be

maintained

between

a

hand-

held wireless

phone

and

a

pacemaker

to

avoid potential

interference

with

the

pacemaker

.

These

recommendations

are

consistent

with

the

independent

research

by

and

recommendations

of

Wireless

Technology

Research

.

Persons

with

pacemakers

:

Should

alwayskeep

the

phone

more

than

20

cm

(6

inches)

from

their

pacemaker

when

the

phone

is

switched

on

;

Shouldnot

carry

the

phone

in

a breast

pocket

;

Shouldusetheear

opposite

the

pacemaker

to

minimize

the potential

for

interference

.

Ifyou

have

any

reason

to

suspect

that

interference

is

taking

place,

switch

off

your

phone

immediately

.

Important

safety

information

Hearing

aids

Some

digital

wireless

phones

may

interfere

with

some

hearing

aids

.

In

the

event

of

such

interference,

you

may

want

to

consult

your

service provider

.

Other

medical

devices

Operation

of

any

radio

transmitting

equipment,

including

cellular

phones,

may

interfere

with

the

functionality

of

inadequately

protected

medical

devices

.

Consult

a

physician

orthe

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

theseareas

instruct

you

to

do

so

.

Hospitals

or

health

care

facilities

may

be

using

equipment

that

could

be sensitive to

external

RFenergy

.

Vehicles

RFsignals

may

affect

improperly

installed

or

inadequately

shielded

electronic

systems

in

motor

vehicles

(e

.g

.

electronic

fuel

injection

systems,

electronic anti-skid

(anti-lock)

braking

systems,

electronic

speed

control

systems,

air

bag

systems)

.

Check

with

the

manufacturer

or

its

representative

regarding

yourvehicle

.

You

should

also

consult

the

manufacturer

of

any

equipment

that

has

been

added

to

your

vehicle

.

Posted

facilities

Switch

your

phone

off

in

any

facility

where

posted

notices so require

.

"

Potentially

explosive

atmospheres

Switch

off

your

phone

when

in

any

area

with

a potentially

explosive

atmosphere

and

obey

all

signs

and

instructions

.

Sparks

in

such

areascould

cause

an

explosion

or

fire

resulting

in

bodily

injury

or

even

death

.

Users are

advised

to

switch

off the

phone

when

at

a

refuelling

point

(service

station)

.

Users

are

reminded

of the

need

to

observe

restrictions

on

theuse

of

radio

equipment

in

fuel

depots

(fuel

storage

and

distribution

areas),

chemical

plants or

where

blasting

operations

are

in

progress

.

Areas

with

a potentially

explosive

atmosphere

are

often

but

notalways

clearly

marked

.

They

include

below

deck

on

boats

;

chemical

transfer or

storage

facilities

;

vehicles using

liquified

petroleum

gas (such as

propane

or

butane)

;

areas

where

the

air

contains

chemicals

or

particles,

such

as

grain,

dust

or

metal

powders

;

andany

other

area

where

you

would

normally

be

advised

to

turn

off

yourvehicle

engine

.

"

Vehicles

Only

qualified

personnel

should

service

the

phone,

or

install

the

phone

in

a vehicle

.

Faulty

installation

orservice

may

be

dangerous

and

may

invalidate

any

warranty

which

may

apply

to

the

unit

.

Check

regularly that

all

wireless

phone

equipment

in

your

vehicle

is

mounted

and

operating

properly

.

Do

not

store

or carry

flammable

liquids,

gases

or

explosive materials

in

the

same

compartment

as

thephone,

its

parts or

accessories

.

Forvehiclesequipped

with

an

airbag,

remember

that

an

air

bag

inflates

with

great force

.

Do

not

place

objects,

including

both

installed

or portable wireless

equipment

in

the area over

the

air

bag

or

in

the

air

bag

deployment

area

.

If

in-

vehicle wireless

equipment

is

improperly

installed

and

the

air

bag

inflates,

serious

injury

could

result

.

Switch

off

your

phone

before

boarding

an

aircraft

.

The

use

of wireless

telephones

in

an

aircraft

may

be

dangerous

to

the

operation

of

the

aircraft,

disrupt

the

wireless

telephone

network

and

maybe

illegal

.

Failure

to

observe

these

instructions

may

lead to

suspension

or

denial

of

telephone

services to

the

offender, or

legal

action

or

both

.

"



Emergency

calls

Important!

This

phone,

like

any

wireless

phone,

operates

using

radio

signals,

wireless

and

landline

networks

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

a

service

areawith

adequate

cellular

signal

strength

.

Emergency

calls

may

not

be

possible

on

all

wireless

phone

networks

or

when

certain

network

services

and/or

phone

features

are

in

use

.

Check

with

local

cellular

service providers

.

To

1

.

2

.

3

.

Important

safety

information

make

an

emergency

call

:

If

the

phone

is

not

on,

switch

it

on

.

Some

networks

may

require that a

valid

SIM

card

is

properly

inserted

in

the

phone

.

Press

and

hold the

©

key

twice

for

several

seconds

to

ready

the

phone

for

ca

Is

.

Key

in

the

emergency

number

for

your

present location

(e .g

.

112

or

other

official

emergency

number)

.

E

mergency

numbers

vary

by

location

.

Press

the



(Call)

key

.

4

.

If

certain

features

are

in

use

(Fixed

Dialling,

etc

.),

you

may

first

need

to

turn

those

features

off

before

you can

make

an

emergency

call

.

Consult

this

document

and

your

local

cellular

service

provider

.

When

making

an

emergency

call,

remember

to give

all

thenecessary

information

as

accurately

as

possible

.

Remember

that

your

wireless

phone

may

be

the

only

means

of

communication

at

the

scene

of

an

accident

-

do

notcut

off

the

call

until

given

permission

to

do

so

.

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