Siemens M35i User manual

Information and
Communications
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Ref.No.: A31008-H4200-A1-6-7619
Observe general precautions for radio transmitters.
Use is prohibited in aircraft, and other areas of interference risk.
Please read your User Guide for complete, safe and effective
operation of your product features and network services.
Siemens provides a worldwide service hotline and internet
support: http://www.my-siemens.com
For more comfort and efficiency, use Siemens
Original Accessories, these also enable safe
use whilst driving. Non Original Accessories
can damage your phone.
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Insert SIM card
Your service provider will supply a SIM
card, containing all the key data about
your line.
You may need to snap this out careful-
ly from a credit card sized SIM
• Use a coin to unscrew the cover (1)
• Lift off the battery cover (2)
• Slide out the SIM carrier (3), then
turn it in the direction indicated by
the arrow (4).
• Slide the SIM card into the carrier
(5). Ensure the angled corner is posi-
tioned correctly and that contact is
made.
• Turn the SIM carrier until the SIM
card faces the phone (6).
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• Slide the SIM carrier into the phone
until it clicks into place (7).
• Insert the battery into the phone and
close the cover.
Charge battery
The new NiMH battery is not yet fully
charged:
• Insert the charger plug into the sock-
et on the phone (with arrow on plug
facing upwards).
• Plug charging unit into a mains pow-
er socket (ensure voltage range stat-
ed on charger is not exceeded).
The unit is fully charged after 2 hours.
The charging unit will heat up when
used for longer periods.
if you experience a reduction in usage
time, carry out the battery care func-
tion (p.52).
,Display shows charge level.
Usage time
A fully charged battery: 50 - 180 hours
standby time or 90 - 300 minutes
talk time.
Batt. empty:
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nearly empty.
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Soft Keys
The current functions are shown on the
display as symbols or text above the
keys. Different functions are available by
pressing either the left or the right end of
the keys.
In standby, the soft keys enable fast
“name” dialling and menu access or ac-
cess to a special service, such as
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SIM service.
Menu
Set the network and
phone functions.
Soft Keys
(see below)
On/Off/End
Press briefly:
End call or jump back to
the previous menu level.
Hold down:
Activate/deactivate
phone or return to stand-
by mode.
Key Lock
Hold down:
Activate and deactivate
the key lock.
Display Indicators
Reception strength/
battery level.
Fast Access Key
Can be assigned an im-
portant phone number/
function.
Call Key
- Dial the displayed
phone number or
name.
- Accept calls.
- Display last calls in
standby mode.
Phonebook
Display phonebook en-
tries for easy calling.
Ringer On/Off
Hold down: Switch
ringer on and off.
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Overview
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Menu Control
Main Menu
The main menu is always reached
from standby mode by pressing the
right soft key.
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Submenu
You can branch from the main menu
into submenus for accessing functions
and options:
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Go back
(Press briefly to go back one
menu level.
(Hold down to go back to
standby mode.
Features available in the main menu:
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A brief introduction to the various
phone functions.
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Special applications, such as banking
or stock market functions, if support-
ed.
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work)
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set with one of the other functions list-
ed below.
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• Internet
E: Access to special sites
on the World Wide Web.
• Appointments: Entry of daily or reg-
ularly recurring appointments.
• Calculator
E: Basic calculator func-
tions and memory.
IText Message
IIndicates a new message on
the display.
>Press to read.
AScroll through the message.
Messages should always be deleted
after they have been read.
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further functions, such as re-
ply, edit, delete, etc.
(see p. 38).
:Press to select highlighted
phone number.
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Date/Time
Sender’s
number
Start of
message
JVoice Message
The service centre provides you with a
mailbox that operates in the same way
as an answerphone.
Listening to Voice Message
JIndicates a new voice mail on
the display.
>Press to play back.
A voice mail can also be indicated by a
text message (
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Call and listen to mailbox:
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18).
Switch on
(Hold down to switch on or
off.
-Enter your PIN code.
(correct any errors with
W).
> Confirm (soft key).
It will take a
few seconds
to log on to the
network.
When the name of the service provider
appears, the phone is in standby.
Making a call
-Enter the phone number
(always with prefix).
:Press. The phone number on
the display is dialled.
(Press. The call is ended.
Do you still have to insert the SIM or
battery? See reverse page for details.
Switching PIN control on/off, change
the PIN code, p. 54.
If the signal is too weak, move to a
window or open space.
By pressing the
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make an emergency call on all net-
works even without a SIM card or PIN
code.
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number in messages.
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Redialling
The last 10
numbers
you called
are stored.
In standby:
:Press.
:Pressing again dials the last
phone number used or
@scroll to highlight previously
used numbers.
Auto redialling
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number in progressive inter-
vals for 15 minutes.
Records
The last calls received, made and
missed are stored (depending on net-
work).
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lowed by the required list.
AScroll in the list and select a
phone number.
:Press for the last caller or
choose a different caller
from the list.
International dialling code
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or enter dialling code.
-Enter the national phone
number (the first digit is
omitted in many countries).
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• Currency Conv.: Conversion be-
tween 3 currency pairs.
• Games: Have fun!
• Chronometer with Stopwatch,
Alarm Clock and Countdown.
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See right for further information. Your
service provider may offer Cell Broad-
cast where specific and local informa-
tion is broadcast.
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The phone stores the most recent
calls, whether made, received or
missed, as well as appointments
missed.
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You can select a variety of volumes
and melodies for acoustic signals.
There are 21 melodies to choose from
for the ringer and you can also com-
pose your own melody.
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You can display call charges and dura-
tion.
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Diversion of calls to your own mailbox
or to other numbers
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• Selection of a particular service pro-
vider and network services.
• Options for restricting the usage of
the phone.
• Basic phone settings such as lan-
guage, time, usage in car, etc.
• It is possible to communicate with
PCs by integrated modem.
IFlashes when memory is full.
Delete messages as other-
wise no more messages can
be received.
Writing and Sending Messages
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then &UHDWH1HZ
-Write your message
(T9 editor, see p. 35).
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from the menu.
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lect the no. from phonebook.
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Set a blank.
UPPER/lowercase.
Insert a full stop.
If necessary, enter the phone number
of the service centre retain type and
validity (see p. 39).
Setting Voice Message
If not already pre-set, you will receive a
number for calling the mailbox and one
for diverting to the mailbox.
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the messages.
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the mailbox.
Fast Access keys
• Set the soft key:
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then
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• Set speed dialling number (2 - 9):
Press digit key.
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... then select a function from the list:
• Open the 3KRQHERRN to select a phone
number (e.g. “Office”).
• If you select an application 
(e.g.*DPHV), this is assigned directly
to the soft key.
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Making a call (e.g. the “Office” no.):
Press
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speed dialling number, e.g.
.
Making several calls at once
(Depends on the network)
• If the “Call Waiting” feature is avail-
able in the network, you can answer
a second call, put the first on hold
and switch back and forth between
the two calls.
• You can make a second call, then re-
turn to the first and join all calls to-
gether (conference). To do this,
during the first call:
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(Press to complete a call or
return to the first call
Making an entry in the Phonebook
-Enter the required phone
number with prefix.
dPress.
-Enter a name for the number.
Text entry:
Press the digit
keys repeated-
ly until the re-
quired charac-
ter appears.
The cursor moves on after a short
pause.
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stored and can be dialled im-
mediately:
:Press.
Making a call
7Open phonebook.
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ASelect a name with the first
letter and/or scroll.
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entry is dialled.
Phonebook menu
Open the phonebook and highlight an
entry. The functions available include
among others:
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last character; hold down to
delete the last word.
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Messages
Overview of functions
Redialling
Making Calls Comfort Features
Phonebook