Nokia E60 User manual

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Nokia E60
Lost/Stolen Equipment
If your equipment is lost or stolen you must contact
Cellhire immediately at [e-mail] or call
010.1.214.355.5200 (follow the prompts).
All calls made are the responsibility of the customer until the
line is suspended by the network.
For a complete users manual please visit:
www.cellhire.com/support/equipment-manuals
24 Hour Technical Support
Cellhire’s Support Center is available
24 hours a day, 7 days week:
Within the US: 1 877 244 7242
Outside the US: 010 1 214 355 5200
[email protected]
www.cellhire.com/support
HOLD DOWN
ON/OFF KEY
(located on top right)
VOLUME
KEYS
CALL KEY
MENU KEY
LEFT
SELECTION
KEY
CHARGER
CONNECTOR
(on bottom)
END KEY
RIGHT
SELECTION
KEY
JOYSTICK
KEY
Japan
NokiaE60
User Instructions
Please note: This phone does not work in the US
Your Mobile Number
© 2010 Cellhire USA LLC. All rights reserved. Cellhire is a trademark of Cellhire USA.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.REV 09-29-10

uInternational Country Codes
uVoiceMail Instructions
Retrieving your VoiceMail messages
Your Nokia phone will automatically divert incoming
calls to a VoiceMail Messaging Service when the
phone is switched off, engaged or out of coverage.
Retrieval of messages left in your voicemail will be
charged at the standard call rate. Please refer to
your Rental Agreement.
Please follow the instructions below to retrieve
your messages:
While in Japan
Dial 1416 then press the call key.
Australia ...............61
Austria ..................43
Belgium ................32
Brazil ....................55
Canada ................1
China ....................86
Finland .................358
France ..................33
Germany ..............49
Greece .................30
Hong Kong ...........852
Italy ......................39
Japan ...................81
Netherlands ..........31
Norway .................47
Portugal ................351
Russia ..................7
South Africa ..........27
Spain ....................34
Sweden ................46
Switzerland ...........41
Taiwan ..................886
UK ........................44
USA ......................1
uBasic Phone Operation
Setting up your Nokia phone
Be sure the battery is charged. Your phone is
supplied with a dual volt charger (110/220 volt)
and an international adapter so it can be charged
anywhere in the world.
To power the phone on/off
Press and hold the power key as
shown until phone powers on or
powers off.
To unlock & lock the keypad
To unlock the keypad press the left selection key,
and press the * key within 1.5 seconds.
To lock the keypad press the left selection key, and
press the * key within 3.5 seconds. To answer
a call when the keypad is locked, simply press the
call key.
Important Note: Cellhire recommends you lock the
keypad when you’re not using the phone. This prevents
erroneous calls and text messages from being sent.
To answer & end a call
To answer press the call key.
To end press the end call key.
To redial the last number called
Press the call key twice.
To make an emergency call
Dial 112 then press the call key.
To adjust volume
Press the volume keys located on the top-right
side of the phone.
uDialing Instructions
Calling a US number while in Japan
To call back to the US from Japan, you will need to dial
the following:
1. Enter 010
2. Enter the US country code, 1. (To call a different
country, see International Country Codes section)
3. Enter the phone number, including area code
For example, to call Cellhire Support, dial:
Receiving a call from the US while in Japan
People in the US should dial the following to call you:
1. Enter 011
2. Enter the Japan country code, 81
3. Enter your Japan mobile number (without the first 0)*
For example a call to your number from the US
would look like:
TIP: To make a local call within Japan enter the area
code (including the 0), followed by the phone number.
phone number
area code
US country code
010 1 214 355 5200
phone number
area code
(without the first 0)*
Japan country code
011 81 XXXX XXX XXX
*Omit the first digit of a non-US phone number if the number starts with a “0”