Samsung SMT-W5100E User manual

SMT-W5100E
Handset User Guide
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SAFETY CONCERNS
For product safety and correct operation, the following information must be given to
the operator/user and shall be read before the installation and operation.
Conventions/Symbols
WARNING
This paragraph contains
safety instructions that users
must follow in order to avoid
personal injuries.
This icon indicates a general
caution.
CAUTION
This paragraph contains
instructions that users must
follow in order to avoid
service failures or system
damages.
This icon indicates specific
actions that must be avoided
when handling a product.
NOTE
This paragraph contains
supplementary information
that should be read as a
reference.
This icon indicates specific
actions that must be executed
by the user.
Warning
WARNING
Do not connect conductive
objects, such as neckless or
coins, to the charging
phones of the
battery(metallic part).
The object may explode and
cause fire due to overheating.
Use only the charger
provided with the SMT-
W5100E phone.
Using other chargers can
result in overheating or
explosion and may cause
malfunction.
Do not make a call nearby
a microwave or Bluetooth
products in use.
It may cause disconnection
during the call.

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The battery shall be used
only for the SMT-W5100E
phone.
Using the battery for other
purposes may cause malfunction,
fire, or electric shock.
Do not put instruments that
contain water such as
vases, cups, cosmetics, and
medicines, or small metals
near the phone.
Moisture in the phone can cause
a fire and electric shocks.
Do not place the phone in a
dusty area or in fluctuating
temperature environments.
It may cause a fire or electric
shocks.
Do not install the phone
near a heater(cigarette
lighter, heating apparatus,
etc.).
It may cause a fire or electric
shocks.
Do not use inflammable
solvent or material near the
phone. Do not store them
near the phone.
It may cause a fire or electric
shocks.
If the phone
makes(horrible) noise, bad
smell, or smoke,
immediately call the Service
Center.
It may cause a fire or electric
shocks.
Caution
CAUTION
Before execute the
[MENU] X
[8. System] X
[3. Unregistration],
double check
whether this
function should be
executed since all
phone information
registered to the
system will be
deleted.
Use a soft dry cloth
to clean the phone.
Do not use any
chemical solvents
like wax, benzene,
alcohol, thinner,
mosquito spray,
aerosol, lubricant, or
detergent.
The use of chemicals on
the phone may cause
fading/discoloring or
damage to the parts.
Do not install the
phone on an
unstable place or
near the direct rays
of sunlight.
It may cause severe
damage to the parts of
the phone, and your
phone may not work
properly.
Do not separate,
repair nor remodel
the phone arbitrarily.
If a repair is needed,
please contact where the
phone was purchased or
call the Service Center.

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CONTENTS
Conventions/Symbols ........................................................................................ 1
Warning.............................................................................................................. 1
Caution............................................................................................................... 2
About This Guide................................................................................................ 6
Overview of SMT-W5100E.................................................................................. 6
Phone Layout ..................................................................................................... 6
Button Description.....................................................................................................................7
Icon (Display) Description..........................................................................................................8
Unpacking .......................................................................................................... 8
Installing the Battery......................................................................................... 8
Removing the Battery ........................................................................................ 9
Charging the Battery........................................................................................ 10
Checking the Battery Status............................................................................. 10
Low Battery Indication.............................................................................................................10
To Turn the Power On ...................................................................................... 11
To Turn the Power Off...................................................................................... 11
Making a Call.................................................................................................... 11
Using the Dial Keypad..............................................................................................................11
Using the Call Logs.................................................................................................................. 12
Answering a Call............................................................................................... 13
Volume Adjustment.......................................................................................... 13
Key Button Volume Adjustment................................................................................................13
Voice Volume Adjustment.........................................................................................................13
Setting the Vibration Mode .............................................................................. 14
To Set up the Vibration Mode...................................................................................................14
To Disable the Vibration Mode..................................................................................................14
Setting the Automatic Key Lock....................................................................... 14
To Set up the Automatic Key Lock ............................................................................................ 14
To Disable the Automatic Key Lock...........................................................................................14
Entering Characters.......................................................................................... 15
Buttons Used for Entering Characters .......................................................................................15
How to enter Uppercase and Lowercase .................................................................................... 15
How to Enter Special Characters............................................................................................... 16
How to Enter Numbers ............................................................................................................16
Features on a Calling Failure............................................................................ 17
Call Back.................................................................................................................................17
Station Message......................................................................................................................18
Camp On ................................................................................................................................18

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Features Used During a Call ............................................................................. 19
Mute on a Call.........................................................................................................................19
Conference Call while on the Phone.......................................................................................... 19
Call Transfer............................................................................................................................20
Holding a Call..........................................................................................................................20
Right Navigation Key................................................................................................................20
Station Call Pickup...................................................................................................................21
Menu Structure................................................................................................. 22
Phone Book ...................................................................................................... 24
Find Number...........................................................................................................................24
Outgoing Calls.........................................................................................................................26
Incoming Calls.........................................................................................................................26
Missed Calls.............................................................................................................................27
New Entry...............................................................................................................................27
Delete Lists .............................................................................................................................28
Speed Dialing..........................................................................................................................28
Redial .....................................................................................................................................28
Utilities............................................................................................................. 29
Alarm......................................................................................................................................29
Schedule.................................................................................................................................29
Calculator................................................................................................................................30
World Time.............................................................................................................................31
Conversion..............................................................................................................................31
Timer......................................................................................................................................31
Message............................................................................................................ 32
Station Message......................................................................................................................32
Voice Message.........................................................................................................................32
Volume/Ring .................................................................................................... 33
Incoming Calls Tone ................................................................................................................33
Connection Tone......................................................................................................................34
Key Tone.................................................................................................................................34
Warning Tone..........................................................................................................................34
Soft Menu......................................................................................................... 35
Station Message......................................................................................................................35
Do Not Disturb........................................................................................................................35
Page.......................................................................................................................................35
Conference..............................................................................................................................36
Call Forward..................................................................................................... 38
Phone Settings ................................................................................................. 39
Phone Name...........................................................................................................................39
Background.............................................................................................................................39
Password ................................................................................................................................39
Language................................................................................................................................40
Back Light...............................................................................................................................40
LCD Contrast...........................................................................................................................41
Call Setting..............................................................................................................................41

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Reset......................................................................................................................................41
Program Msg (Programmed Message)......................................................................................42
Phone Lock.............................................................................................................................42
Intern. Lock (Internal Lock)......................................................................................................43
Call Answer.............................................................................................................................43
System.............................................................................................................. 44
Registration.............................................................................................................................44
Encryption key.........................................................................................................................47
Unregistration..........................................................................................................................48
QoS (WMM: WiFi MultiMedia)................................................................................................... 48
MAC Address...........................................................................................................................48
Version Info............................................................................................................................. 49
Help.................................................................................................................. 50
Function Description................................................................................................................50
Troubleshooting.......................................................................................................................50
Product Specifications...................................................................................... 53

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PREPARATION
About This Guide
This user guide provides instructions for the use of Samsung’s latest SMT-W5100E mobile
phone. Please take the time to study this guide to become familiar with the operation of
your SMT-W5100E and the benefits this new phone can provide. Keep this guide handy.
You may need to look up instructions for infrequently used features.
Overview of SMT-W5100E
The SMT-W5100E(Wireless IP-Phone Mobile type) is the wireless mobile phone that
allows a voice communication through IEEE 802.11b/g wireless LAN.
SMT-W5100E supports voice communication using IEEE802.11b/g WLAN. Based on
IEEE802.11b/g standard, VoIP voice signals received are compressed to a voice CODEC
and transferred as data packets.
Data terminals such as PDA and laptop PC that support wireless connection can be used
along with the SMT-W5100E.
Phone Layout
The following
figure shows the
main elements of
your phone.
V
ibration mode
Button
Menu Button
Send Button
Navigation Button
End/Power Button
Hold Button
Dial Buttons
Microphone
Speaker
LCD Screen
Headset
Connection Hole
Volume Button
Cancel Button
Speaker Button
Auto Key Lock
Backlight Button
Transfer Button

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Button Description
Name Button Description
Headset Connection Hole - Used when connecting the Headset.
Backlight Button
Used when illuminating the display and
keypad.
Used when moving the menu bar upward or
entering the soft menu.
Used when moving the menu bar downward
or entering the volume/ring menu.
Used when moving the menu bar to the right
direction or entering the phonebool menu.
Used when moving the menu bar to the left
direction or entering the message menu.
Navigation Buttons
Used when selecting or saving the selected
item for function settings.
Speaker Button Used When selecting speaker phone function.
End/Power Button Used when turning the power on/off, when
returning to the initial screen or when
terminating the call.
Cancel Button Delete characters from display or in menu
mode return to previous menu.
Hold Button Used when holding a call.
Dial Buttons ~
Used when dialing or entering characters.
Auto Key Lock Used when applying the automatic key lock.
Microphone - Microphone
Vibration mode Button Used when applying the Vibration mode.
Transfer Button Used when transferring a call.
Send Button
Used when calling or receiving a call.
Menu Button Used when entering the menu mode.
LCD Screen - Display the Menu, Call Number and Icons.
Volume Button
Used when controlling the volume of voice or
key tone.
Speaker - Speaker

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Icon (Display) Description
Button Names Features
This indicates the signal intensity.
: weak signal : strong signal
This turns on when the service is not available.
Blinks when trying to make a call and turns on when a call is
connected.
The status that indicates an alarm is set.
When a message is received.
Vibration function or vibration function is enabled.
Indicates that the automatic key lock is enabled.
Indicates that the ring type is set as light only(silent).
Indicates the battery charging level.
: fully charged : sufficient : insufficient
: needs to be charged immediately
Unpacking
After purchasing the SMT-W5100E phone, you have to check that the following items
have been packed in the box.
Leather case
for phone
Earphone
SMT-W5100E
User Guide/
Quick &
Installation
Quick &
Installation
Battery
(standard type) Charger

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Installing the Battery
1.
Put the lower part of your battery, and then
install the battery by pressing the upper
part.
Removing the Battery
1.
Press the button and the battery is separated
and raised as shown in the figure below.
2.
Lift up and remove the battery.

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Charging the Battery
After checking each component of the phone, charge the battery as shown in the figure
below.
•Charging the battery •Charging the battery with phone
Checking the Battery Status
The battery status can be
checked by looking at the battery
status icons given below that
appear on the LCD panel of the
phone.
Battery charge
When using the phone for
the first time after purchase,
fully charge the battery
before use since the battery
may be discharged.
Low Battery Indication
When the battery power is completely discharged, the phone makes a warning sound
and the battery icon starts to blink. It is recommended to change to a new battery or
charge the battery immediately.
If the phone is still used after the warning sound and blinking, the battery will be
completely discharged and the power will automatically go off.
XX
X
Fully charged Partially
consumed Almost discharged Fully discharged

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BASIC FEATURES
To Turn the Power On
Press the button for more than 2 seconds.
When power is on without the registration, the
‘Unregistered’ message will be displayed.
Register the phone according to the following procedure:
[MENU] Æ[8.System] Æ[1. Registration].
For more details, refer to descriptions in [System] of ‘Application Menus’.
To Turn the Power Off
Press the button for more than 2 seconds.
And then the phone automatically turns off.
Making a Call
There are several ways to make a call for the convenience of you. However, only the
basic function will be introduced in this guide.
Refer to ‘Phone Book’section in ‘Application Menus’of this guide for how to use the
latest originating number, latest called number, directory or abbreviated dial numbers.
Using the Dial Keypad
1. Press the phone number.
yUse the dialing pad to enter the required number.
The telephone number will appear on the display.
yPress the [Cancel] button for a short time to
modify an incorrectly entered number, one by one.
Press the [Cancel] button for a long time to
completely delete all the incorrectly entered
numbers at once.

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2. Press the button.
yPress the button to hang up the phone.
Using the Call Logs
You can view not only the latest calls or received phone numbers but also absent
subscriber messages.
This is achieved by simply selecting the desired phone number for information or to
make a call.
1. Press the button.
2. Using the buttons to view the call
history.
y:Latest received number
y: Latest called number
y: Missed call
3. Select the phone number and press the
button.
Maximum saved number
The maximum of up to 297 phone numbers can be
saved in the list.
If they are all filled up, the oldest phone number will
be erased when a new phone number is saved.

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Answering a Call
Press any button except [Volume] button,
or( Button ) to start a conversation while the phone
is ringing.
You can set how to answer the incoming call ‘7. Phone
Settings’from Application Menu’in this guide.
Volume Adjustment
You can adjust the key button volume, and voice volume from the other party.
Key Button Volume Adjustment
You can adjust the volume with key button while on
the phone.
Select the one of 5 volume levels you want by
pressing the [Volume] button in the initial screen.
If a key is pressed during a call, the key tone will not
be played unless when using an earphone.
Voice Volume Adjustment
While having a conversation on the phone, you can
adjust the voice volume from the other party.
Select the one of 5 volume levels you want by
pressing the [Volume] button while having a
conversation.

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Setting the Vibration Mode
For not interrupting other people in public places or during a meeting, you can set the
phone to vibration instead of ringing.
To Set up the Vibration Mode
Press the button for more than 2 seconds on the initial screen. Then the
Vibration mode icon will be displayed on the top of phone screen and the phone
will vibrate instead of ringing if there is an incoming call.
To Disable the Vibration Mode
Press the button for more than 2 seconds on the initial screen. Then the
Vibration mode icon disappears and the Vibration mode will be disabled.
Setting the Automatic Key Lock
In order to protect your privacy, this function prevents others from viewing your
information.
When the automatic key lock is set, no keys of the phone will work, and functions
other than answering a call cannot be used. until you disable the Automatic Key Lock.
To Set up the Automatic Key Lock
Press the button for more than 2 seconds on the initial screen.
Then, the screen will display the automatic key lock icon .
To Disable the Automatic Key Lock
Press the button for more than 2 seconds on the initial screen.
And then the automatic key lock function is disabled.

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Entering Characters
This section describes how to enter uppercase/lowercase English characters and
special characters.
Buttons Used for Entering Characters
The buttons used for entering the characters are as
follows.
y[MENU] button: Screen for entering
[ENG(uppercase)] appears first and a menu bar
prompting you to select
[eng(lowercase)/Sym(Special character)] on the
lower part of the screen.
ybutton:
Enter the desired characters from [ENG/eng/Sym].
Note: [_ _] is for two digit speed dial number.
How to Enter Uppercase and Lowercase
Pressing the [MENU] button allows you to enter English Uppercase letters
automatically and to select one type from the [ENG/eng/Sym] located on the lower
part of the screen using
the buttons.
Then, the screen will provide an input field for the character type you selected and
the other two character types will appear on the menu bar.
For example, if [MENU] is selected, [ENG/eng/Sym] will appear on the menu bar.
Press the buttons to move the cursor.
Modify the desired characters using the [Cancel] buttons and place the cursor on
the appropriate location to insert the characters. If a character to be entered is the
same as the last
entered character, press the buttons to move the cursor right
one space.

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Count
Dial Button 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
0 ‘space’
1 .
2 ABC
3 DEF
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
7 P Q R S
8 TUV
9 W X Y Z
* /
# @
To enter characters, press the button where a desired character is displayed repetitively
to display the next character.(e.g., If the number [5] button is pressed, the character ‘J’
is entered. If the [5] button is pressed once more, the ‘K’ is entered.)
How to Enter Special Characters
Press the [MENU] button and
select [Sym] from the menu bar
on the lower part of the screen.
Then the special characters are
displayed in the same order.
Select desired special characters
using
the buttons and press the
[OK] button to enter the haracter on
the screen.
How to Enter Numbers
Press the dial button for more than 2 seconds so that numbers are entered
irrespective of which character has been selected from out of the English
Uppercase/English Lowercase/Special Characters has been entered.
+ - / * = . , \ ! ? _ : ; [ ] ( ) ” & @ ~ ‘ ^ %
# $ < > | ’ { }

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CONVENIENT FEATURES
Features on a Calling Failure
This section describes functions that can be used for internal calls when the other party
is busy or when a call cannot be connected due to features such as ‘Do Not Disturb’, set
by the other party.
Call Back
If an internal call cannot be connected, you can reserve the call.
1. If the other party does not answer your call or if he or she is in ‘Busy’ or in ‘Do
Not Disturb’ status, press [MENU] button.
2. Press the button and move to [1. Call
Back].
3. Press the [OK] button.
yYour phone will ring when the other party either
finishes the call or clears the DND function. Once you
pick up your phone, the phone of the other party
starts to ring.

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Station Message
If an internal call cannot be connected, you can send a message.
1. If other party is not answering, ‘busy’ or ‘rejecting call’ is set, then
press the [MENU] button.
2. Press the button and move to
[2.Message]
3. Press [OK] button.
yThe icon appears on the other party’s phone.
yThe other party can check the message(phone number) by pressing
[MENU] Æ[5.Soft Menu] Æ[1.Station Msg.].
Camp On
When you call another station and receive a busy signal you can use “camp on” to
alert the station.
1. If other party is not answering, ‘busy’ or ‘rejecting call’ is set, then
press the [MENU] button.
2. Press the button and move to
[3. Camp On]
3. Press [OK] button.
yWhen the other party received the camp on tone, he can place the current
call on hold to answer to the second call.