Nokia 6100 - Cell Phone 725 KB User manual

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Model: 6100 - Cell Phone 725 KB

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guide

to using your Nokia 6100

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welcome

This guide provides you with all the information you need to

use your phone, from making a call to texting a friend.

You can also find out more about the wide range of services

offered by Orange to keep you in touch and informed whether

you’re at home, at work or abroad.

So that you can make your first call please take a few

moments to register with Orange. Thank you

insert the battery

1Align the gold contacts of the battery

with those on the phone.

2Slide the battery onto the contact points

and press it down until it clicks into place.

3Slide the battery cover into place.

remove the battery and cover

1To remove the battery cover push down

the small triangle and pull the back

downwards.

2To remove the battery, lift it out of the

phone from the base.

charge the battery

The first charge must be for a minimum of

1.5 hours in order to achieve optimum

performance. Subsequent charges should

be 1.5 hours if the battery is completely

flat. You can make calls whilst charging as

long as you have registered with Orange.

1Plug your charger into a mains socket.

2Insert the lead into the socket on the base

of your phone. The battery indicator on

the right of the display will show up to

seven bars whilst charging. Do not

remove the battery covers whilst charging.

3To remove the charger socket gently pull

the lead from the base of your phone.

Rechargeable batteries have a limited

lifespan and Orange recommend that you

purchase a new one every year.

For more information about compatible

accessories, contact your company’s

Orange account holder or call 158 for

more details.

insert and charge your battery

1Look for the plastic card that is in your

Orange box. If you cannot find it, the

SIM Card may have already been

inserted into your phone. If it is not in

your phone or your box, please ask

your company’s Orange account holder

for a SIM Card.

2Remove the SIM Card from its plastic

surround by carefully pushing it out.

Its contacts are easily damaged so take

care when doing this and try to avoid

touching them.

3Lift up the metal SIM Card cover from

the base of the Phone.

4Insert the SIM Card into the raised silver

bracket, so it is held in place by the

ends, with the cut off corner in the

position shown below (bottom right).

5Push the silver bracket cover down until

it clicks into place, making sure the SIM

Card gold contacts are face down.

Note: If you are upgrading your phone,

and your previous phone did not support

Multi Media Messaging, to use Multi Media

Messaging you must insert your new

SIM card.

insert your SIM Card

SIM Card

4Your address

Including the postcode.

your Orange phone number

This is given to you either when you buy

your phone or when you call to register.

SIM update

When your phone is registered you will

receive one or more SIM updates. They will

arrive as text messages and the message

SIM Update will appear on the display.

upgrade registration

If you are already an Orange customer and

wish to register an upgraded phone, please

call 0800 079 0027 from any other phone

before you make any other calls. This only

applies if your phone was not registered at

the time you bought it.

acknowledging and deleting your

SIM update:

If your phone is switched on when the

message arrives you will hear a tone and

see 1 message received. If your phone is

switched off when your SIM update arrives,

you’ll hear the tone and see when you

turn your phone on.

1Press the left soft key under Show to

open and read the message.

2When you have read the message press

the left soft key under Options.

3Highlight Delete then press the left soft

key under Select. Press OK.

4You should turn your phone off and back

on again. This will enable you to make

your first call.

if your phone wasn’t

registered with Orange

when you bought it, follow

the simple steps below

switching your phone on

Switch your phone on by pressing and

holding the silver button at

the top of your phone.

registration

Please call Business Customer Services

on 158 from your Orange phone,

07973 100 158 from any other phone or

via your usual route, before you make any

other calls.

While speaking with Business Customer

Services, you will be asked whether you

wish to receive any marketing material from

Orange. By answering Yes, Orange will

keep you informed of any special offers or

promotions which could save you money,

and make you aware of new services and

products that could be useful to you.

If you answer No, Orange will not

communicate with you unless it is in

connection with your own account.

If you change your mind at any time, simply

call 158.

During your first call to Orange Customer

Services you will be asked for the following

information:

1The 15 digit serial number

Or IMEI number – which is inside your

phone underneath the battery.

2The SIM Card number

This is on the SIM Card itself.

3A password for security purposes

For example your mother’s maiden

name.

8944 1 2

registration

■send and receive photo

messages

■communicate easily

across five continents

with tri-band

■have constant access

to a wealth of information

with GPRS

■download applications

with JavaTM technology

■view photographs,

pictures and wallpapers

on the full colour screen

■set polyphonic ringtones

so you’re sound is as

good as your look

the Nokia 6100 – the small phone that’s big on style

with the 6100 you can...

1get to know your phone

1.2 Navigate the menus

1.3 Menu map

1.4 Symbols on your display

2make calls

2.1 Make a call

2.3 Answer a call

2.3 Redial a number

2.4 Call Waiting

2.4 Hold a call

2.5 Mute a call

2.5 Caller id

3manage your contacts

using your phonebook

3.1 Call a number in your phonebook

3.1 Store a name and number

3.2 Edit your phonebook

3.3 Organise your phonebook

3.4 Copy numbers

3.4 Orange Directory Enquiries

3.5 Speed dialling

3.6 Send a business card

3.6 Group your contacts

3.7 Memory Mate

4decide how to manage

your calls

4.1 Orange Answer Phone

4.1 Answer Phone Call Return

4.4 Call Divert

5send and receive

messages

5.1 Photo Messaging

5.3 Send a text message

5.4 Standard and predictive text input

5.4 Group Text Messaging

5.6 Picture messages

5.6 Text message templates

5.7 Receive a text message

5.7 Manage your text messages

6enjoy Orange Multi Media

services

6.1 Orange WAP Services

6.2 Orange GPRS

6.7 Orange Text Media

6.7 Orange Information menu

6.8 Orange Voice Media

inside

get to know

your phone

■Navigate the menus

■Menu map

■Symbols on your display

7keep in touch using

additional features

7.1 Conference Calling

7.2 Line 2

7.2 Wirefree connections

7.4 Synchronisation

7.4 Orange Answer Fax

7.5 Orange Assistant

7.5 Fax and data calls

7.7 Wallet

7.9 Pop-PortTM

8personalise your phone

8.1 Java

8.2 Change your phone’s appearance

8.3 Change your ringtone

8.4 Select your profile

8.4 Caller group ringtones

8.5 Take a photograph

9manage your time and calls

9.1 Set the time and date

9.2 Calendar

9.3 Calculator

9.4 Review your calls

9.5 Call length

10 ensure your phone is

secure

10.1 SIM Card PIN

10.2 Fixed Dialling

10.3 Call Barring

10.4 Security code

10.5 Manufacturer’s warranty

11 have fun on your phone

11.1 Games

12 International services

12.1 International services

12.3 Select a network

13 reference

13.1 radio waves and your phone

14 index

1.1

switch your phone on

To switch your phone on press and hold

the power key on the top of

the phone.

When you switch your phone on for the

first time you will be prompted to enter the

time and date. Enter the time, in 24 hour

mode, using the keypad and press

under OK. Enter the date in the same way

and press under OK again.

make your way around

the menus

To enter the menus, press under Menu.

Use the and keys to find your way

around the menus. Each menu has its own

set of submenus. Have a look at the menu

map overleaf for a breakdown of the

submenus.

make your selection

The soft keys control how you choose a

function. On your display you will see what

feature the soft key controls, depending on

what you are doing at the time. So, for

example, from the main display the left soft

key will access Menu and the right

soft key will access Names.

To select an item from a menu scroll to the

item using the and keys. When the

item is highlighted press under Select.

From inside the menus, press under

Back or Exit to return to the previous screen.

You can also access some of your

features directly from the main display:

Press to access your calendar.

Press to write a text message.

Press or to open your phonebook.

You can return to the main display at any

time from within any menu simply by

pressing .

1.2

1 - get to know your phone

answer a call

to answer a call or

to make an outgoing call

soft keys

the function of these

change according to

what you are doing

volume keys

to turn the volume up

and down

end a call

to end a call or, if your

phone is ringing to reject

a call and divert it to your

Orange Answer Phone

power key

press and hold to switch

your phone on

charger socket

Pop-PortTM

to connect headphones

and other accessories

keypad

scroll keys

to move through the

menu options and to

access your phonebook

1.3 1.4

1 - get to know your phone

explore the menus

11 Connectivity

 Infrared

 GPRS 

10 Extras

 Calculator

 Countdown timer

 Stopwatch

 Wallet

9Applications

 Select application

 App. services

 Memory

8Games

 Select game

 Game services

 Memory

 Settings

5Alarm clock

 Set alarm time

4Settings

 Time and date settings

 Call settings

 Phone settings

 Display settings

 Tone settings

 Accessory settings 

 Security settings

 Restore factory settings



3Profiles

General

 Silent

 Meeting

 Outdoor

 Pager



2Call register

Missed calls

 Received calls

 Dialled numbers

 Delete recent call lists

 Call duration

 Call costs

 GPRS data counter 

GPRS connection timer 

1Messages

Text messages

 Multimedia msgs.

 Chat

 Voice messages

 Info messages

 Message settings

 Service commands

12 Services

 Home

 Bookmarks

 Service inbox

 Settings

 Go to address

 Clear the cache

7Organiser

 Calendar

 To-do list

13 Information

 Sport

 Lifestyle

 Finance

6Gallery

 View folders

 Add folder

 Delete folder

 Rename folder

 Gallery services



1 - get to know your phone

make calls

■Make a call

■Answer a call

■Redial a number

■Call Waiting

■Hold a call

■Mute a call

■Caller id

symbols on your display

Antenna

The more bars visible, the stronger the

signal

Battery level

The more bars visible, the more battery

power

Call in progress

Active call

Call on hold *

DData call

GGPRS connection

– – – Call Waiting *

Answer Phone message received

Answer Phone message received on

Line 1 *

Answer Phone message received on

Line 2*

Answer Phone message received on

Line 1 and Line 2 *

Text message received

If flashing, the memory is full

Multi Media message received

Text message delivery report

Information about sent and received text

messages

(Stored) Reply to text message

Folder

Read message

Sent message numbers

Standard text input

Predictive text input

Upper case indicator

Lower case indicator

Upper case indicator followed by

lower case

Line diverted

Diverted to Answer Phone, or other

phone number *

Line 1 diverted *

Line 2 diverted *

Line 1 and Line 2 diverted *

Locked keypad

Unlock then Star key to unlock

Line 1 indicator * (may not always

appear)

Line 2 indicator *

1.5

How do I change my phone’s ring tone?

1From the main display press Menu to enter

the main menu. Scroll to highlight Settings

and press Select.

2Scroll to Tone settings and press Select.

Select Ringing tone.

3Scroll through the tones and press Select

when you come to the one that you want.

* not available to pay as you go customers

2.2

2dial the number you want

to call, don’t forget to use

the full area code

1press and hold this button

to turn your phone on

3press to make the call

listen to calls

at the right

volume

When you are on a call

press the top button to

increase the earpiece

volume or the bottom button

to decrease the volume.

avoid

accidental

calls

It’s a good idea to lock the

keypad to avoid making

calls by mistake.

To lock the keys, press

Menu and then the key.

To unlock the keypad press

the left soft key and then the

key.

make a call

2 - make calls

2.1

2.42.3

choose whether you

answer a call or not

1When your phone rings, press

to answer the call.

2Press to busy the call to your

Answer Phone.

3To end a call press .

choose how to take

your calls

You can use your Nokia 6100 as a

speakerphone if you need to keep your

hands free while you are talking.

1When your phone rings, press

to answer the call.

2Press to select Loudsp. You will now

be able to hear and speak to the other

caller without holding the phone to your

ear.

3Press to select Handset to return

to normal speaking mode.

redialling a number

If you call someone and get disconnected

or forget to tell them something, you can

call them straight back by redialling the

last dialled number.

To redial the phone number last dialled

press twice.

To redial other numbers that were

previously dialled:

1Press once.

2Scroll through the phone numbers using

the and keys.

3Press to call your selected number.

You can also set up your phone to

automatically redial a number if it has

been unable to establish a connection.

1Press Menu, scroll to and select Settings

using and . Select Call settings.

2Select Automatic redial and select On.

take two different calls

at the same time

not available to pay as you go customers

When you are on a call, answer a second

call without ending the first using

Call Waiting.

1Enter the Menu and select Settings.

Scroll to Call settings, then scroll to Call

waiting and press Select.

2Select Activate.

The sound of two beeps when you are

on a call indicates you have a second

incoming call.

To accept the new call press Answer.

To swap between calls press Swap.

To end the active call press .

put a call on hold

not available to pay as you go customers

Put a call on hold if you need to look

something up and get back to the

caller quickly.

1Whilst you are in the active call,

press Options.

2Scroll to Hold and press Select.

3Press Unhold to return to the call.

You can also put an active call on hold,

make a second call and then return to

the original call:

1Put your original call on hold.

2To make a new call press Options,

select New call and key in the number.

Press .

3Press Swap to swap between the

two calls.

4To end the active call press .

Press Unhold to return to the

original call.

2 - make calls

during a call you may wish

to speak to someone

privately

Sometimes you may need to say something

to another person that you don’t want your

caller to hear. In these cases, you can

mute your call and preserve your privacy.

1Press Options while the call is active.

2Scroll to Mute and press Select.

3Press Unmute to cancel the mute.

if you have missed a call

you can call the number

back straight away

To call back a missed call:

1Press Menu, scroll to Call register and

press Select. Press Select again to enter

the Missed calls menu.

2Scroll to the number you want and press

to call the number back.

Note: This service depends on the caller

allowing their number to be seen.

know who is calling you, or

hide your number when

you make a call

Your Caller id identifies you to a person

you are calling and identifies a caller to you.

To hide your number when calling

another person, simply dial 141 before

the number.

To hide your number permanently, call

Business Customer Services on 158 from

your Orange phone or 07973 100 158 from

any other phone. Whilst your number is

hidden you will not be able to see the

Caller id of any incoming calls.

Note: If you are abroad the availability of the

services described in this section depends

on the network that you are using.

2 - make calls

2.5

manage your contacts

using your phonebook

■Call a number in your phonebook

■Store a name and number

■Edit your phonebook

■Organise your phonebook

■Orange Directory Enquiries

■Copy your numbers

■Speed dialling

■Send a business card

■Group your contacts

■Memory Mate

3.1

3 - manage your contacts using your phonebook

3Select a type for the number.

Choose from:

■General

■Mobile

■Home

■Office

■Fax

4Enter the new number and press OK.

5You will see Saved to phone memory in

the display.

You can add additional information to a

contact stored in your phone’s memory. To

add additional information to a contact:

1At the main display, press or and

select a name to add to.

2Press Details and then Options and

select Add detail. Choose from:

■E-mail address

■Web address

■Postal address

■Note

3Enter the information and press OK.

4You will see Saved to phone memory in

the display.

Note: You can only add additional numbers

and information to contacts stored in the

phone’s memory.

You can also edit the contacts in your

phonebook.

To edit an item:

1Press or to enter your

phonebook.

2Scroll to the name of the person whose

details you wish to edit and press Details.

3Scroll to the name, number or other item

you want to edit and press Options.

Select Edit name/number/detail. Press

OK when you have finished editing the

item to save your changes.

4Press to return to the main display.

store the names and

numbers of your friends,

family and colleagues in

your phonebook

To open your phonebook press or .

This opens your phonebook in

alphabetical order.

The quickest way to find a name is to press

the key which corresponds with the initial

letter of the name you are looking for. If you

press a key twice, quickly, you will go to

the names starting with the second letter

on the key.

You can also search for contacts by

pressing Names at the main display. Select

Search and key in the name or the first few

letters of the name you are looking for and

press Search. The menu will move to the

entries that match.

To call an entry in your phonebook scroll

to the person you would like to talk to and

press .

To add a new entry to your phonebook:

1At the main display, key in the phone

number including the full area code.

Press Options and you will see Save

highlighted. Press Select.

2Key in the name. Press each key the

relevant number of times to get the letter

you need. For example, to get the letter

J press the 5 key once and to get the

letter S press the 7 key four times.

Press 0 for a space.

3Press Clear if you need to delete a

character or press and hold Clear to

delete the entire name.

4Press OK when you have finished.

The number will be saved to your phone

memory.

To add additional numbers to a name:

1At the main display, press or and

scroll to the name you need to add

additional numbers to.

2Press Details, then Options and then

scroll to and select Add number.

3.2

copy numbers between

your phone and SIM Card

It’s easy to swap all your names and

numbers from your SIM Card to your

phone’s memory or vice versa.

1Press Names. Scroll to Copy and

press Select.

2Choose whether to copy your contacts

from the phone to your SIM, or from

your SIM to the phone. Press Select.

3Select whether to move your contacts

One by One, or All. Press Select.

4To move one by one, scroll to the

contact you wish to move and press

Copy. Choose to Keep original to keep a

copy of your contact in the original

destination, or Move original to only have

a copy of your contact in the new

destination. Press Select. To move more

of your contacts simply repeat this step.

5To move All your contacts, you must

choose whether to Keep original to keep

a copy of your contacts in the original

destination, or Move original to only have

a copy of your contacts in the new

destination. Press Select. Confirm your

choice by pressing OK.

6To move Default nos. you must choose

whether to Keep original to keep a copy

of your contacts in the original

destination, or Move original to only have

a copy of your contacts in the new

destination. Press OK to start copying.

3.4

delete unwanted contacts

from your phonebook

1Press Names. Scroll to Delete and

press Select.

2Select One by one to delete a name or

names. Press Delete to delete the

highlighted contact, then OK to confirm

your choice.

3To delete all the names in your

phonebook select Delete all.

Choose to delete either your Phone or

SIM Card memory and press Delete.

You will be asked if you’re sure, press OK.

Enter your Security Code and press OK.

For information about your Security code

see chapter 10.

3 - manage your contacts using your phonebook

3.3

Which phonebook should I save my

numbers in?

You can store up to 90 names and numbers

on your SIM Card. Your phone’s internal

memory is dynamic and is shared by all

your phone’s features. For example, saving

a high number of ring tones may affect the

number of contacts you can store to your

phone’s memory.

You will be able to access any numbers

stored in the SIM phonebook if you use your

SIM Card in another phone. Numbers saved

in your SIM Card will be denoted by the

symbol.

You should store contacts in your phone’s

memory if you wish to add additional data to

the phone number, for example an email

address. You can personalise these contacts

in a number of ways, including assigning ring

tones and pictures to appear when they call.

Orange Directory Enquiries

Call Orange Directory Enquiries for one step

access to any numbers you need. Simply call

118 000 and tell the operator the name or place

you are looking for and they will tell you the

number (you can request three numbers per

call). Then, they will send a text message to your

phone at no extra cost, allowing you to call the

number directly from the message or add it

straight to your phonebook.

Each time you call we'll search for up to three

numbers for a fixed fee of only 50.2p. There's no

charge for being connected straight through,

and the on going call is 25.5p per minute. All

prices are excluding VAT.

To edit your speed dial numbers:

1Press Names and select Speed dials.

2Scroll to the number you wish to edit

and press Options.

3Press Select to view, change or delete

the assigned number.

send and receive

contact information

between phones

Your Nokia 6100 can send and receive

contact information in the form of business

cards via Text Messaging and Infrared to

compatible phones.

To send a business card:

1Press to enter your phonebook.

2Scroll to the name of the person whose

details you wish to send and press Details.

3Press Options and select Send bus. card.

Choose how to send the details:

■Via infrared

See chapter 7 for details on how to

transfer data via infrared.

■Via text message

See chapter 5 for details on how to

send a text message.

To receive a business card press Show

when you receive the message. Press Save

to save the contact to your phone’s memory.

Note: You are charged your standard service

rate for each text message you send.

keep your phonebook

organised by dividing your

contacts into groups

You can group your contacts together

and then assign different ring tones and

logos to each group to help you identify

who is calling.

1Press Names and select Caller groups.

Select the Caller group that you want.

3.6

Default numbers are the numbers your

phone automatically calls for your

contact, usually the first number entered

for the contact and marked by a box

outline around the icon.

If a contacts phone number is stored on

your SIM Card and phone memory, their

name doesn’t appear when they call.

Only the phone number will appear.

Note: Your SIM Card can store 90

contacts. When you copy contacts from

the phone memory to the SIM memory only

the first 90 contacts saved will be

transferred.

call your favourite numbers

without having to enter

your phonebook

Speed dialling allows you to call eight

of your most used numbers by pressing

just one key. These numbers are stored

in keys 2 to 9.

To activate speed dialling:

1Press Menu and select Settings. Select

Call settings.

2Select Speed dialling and select On.

To assign a number to a speed dial:

1Press the speed dial key that you want

to assign the number to then press .

Press OK when you are asked if you’d

like to Assign as speed dial number now.

2Press Search to choose the name and

number that you wish to assign then

press Select twice.

To make a call using speed dialling:

1Press and hold the key assigned to the

number you want.

Note:If speed dialling is not activated you

can still dial your contacts quickly by

pressing the location number you want and

then pressing .

3 - manage your contacts using your phonebook

3.5

2Select Group name and enter a new

name. Press OK.

3Select Group members, then press Add.

Your phonebook will open. Scroll

through it and press Add to add a new

member. Press Options and select Add

name to add more people to the group.

4To remove a name press Options then

select Remove name.

Chapter 8 explains how to assign ring

tones to Caller groups.

backup your SIM Card

address book

Make sure that losing your phone doesn’t

mean losing all of the important contact

information stored on your SIM Card.

Memory Mate is a new service which

ensures that the details you have stored on

your SIM Card for all of your friends,

colleagues and family are safely backed up.

So, if the worst happens, they will still be

available to you.

For a low one-off charge you can purchase

a Memory Mate card from any Orange

Shop which will back up your SIM Card

address book.

Then, simply return to your Orange Shop

regularly to have any new information

backed up at no additional cost.

And, if you’re joining Orange from another

network, Memory Mate can be used to

transfer the contacts and text messages

saved on your old SIM Card to your new

Orange SIM Card, keeping your move

totally hassle-free.

For more information, visit your nearest

Orange Shop and one of our

representatives will be happy to assist you.

3 - manage your contacts using your phonebook

3.7

■Orange Answer Phone

■Orange Answer Phone Call Return

■Call Divert

decide how to

manage your calls 4

4.1

use Answer Phone

shortcuts to manage your

messages efficiently

Your Answer Phone is quick to use as there

are several single key presses to help you

move through your messages.

When listening to your messages press:

1to listen to your message again

2to save your message

3to delete your message

7to rewind 10 seconds

8to skip to the next message

9to fast forward 10 seconds

#to return the call

0for help

personalising your Answer

Phone greeting

Your Answer Phone comes with a standard

greeting but you can record your own

personal greeting so your callers know

they’ve got through to you.

1Call your Answer Phone by pressing and

holding the 1 key. Listen to the simple

steps and select option 3, then option 1,

then option 1 again.

2Record your greeting followed by the

# key.

3Press 2 to save it.

what happens when you

get an Answer Phone

message?

When someone leaves a message on your

Answer Phone, the symbol will appear

on your phone’s display along with New

Answer Phone message. This symbol will

remain until the message has been saved

or deleted. Answer Phone messages that

have not been listened to will be saved for

up to 21 days.

listening to your Answer

Phone messages

To listen to your Answer Phone

messages select Listen when the message

first arrives, or press and hold the 1 key.

Listen to the simple steps to save, listen to

or delete messages. You can save

messages that you have listened to for up

to seven days.

4 - decide how to manage your calls

Answer Phone Call Return

You can use Answer Phone Call Return to

return a call after someone has left a message

on your Answer Phone, without having to

remember or make a note of their number.

To use Answer Phone Call Return:

1Listen to your Answer Phone message as

normal.

2When you have finished, if you want to

return the call, simply press # while you

are still connected.

3Orange Answer Phone will automatically

dial the caller’s number and connect you.

Note: Answer Phone Call Return is only

available if the network you are calling

supports this service. You will be charged your

standard service plan rate for the call.

4.2

4.4

when you can’t take your

calls, why not divert them

to another number

not available to pay as you go customers

Call Divert allows you to divert different

types of calls to different numbers. So, you

might choose to divert fax calls to your

office fax machine, but voice calls to your

Answer Phone. The availability of this

facility depends upon the network that you

are using.

You can set up Call diverts for the following

types of calls:

■Divert all voice calls

■Divert if busy

■Divert if not answered

■Divert if out of reach

■Divert if not available

■Divert all fax calls

■Divert all data calls

To activate a divert:

1From the main display press Menu to

enter the main menu. Scroll to Settings

and press Select.

2Scroll to Call settings and press Select.

Press Select again at Call divert.

3Select the type of divert you want

to activate.

4Select Activate. Choose to divert the

call to your Answer Phone or to

another number.

5When the correct number is displayed

press OK to save the divert setting.

To check the divert status of a call type:

1From the main display press Menu to

enter the main menu. Scroll to Settings

and press Select.

2Scroll to Call settings and press Select.

Select Call divert.

3Select the type of divert you want

to check.

4Select Check status. The status of the

divert will be displayed.

set up an Answer Phone

For added Answer Phone security, you can

set up your Answer Phone to request a PIN

number each time you want to listen to

your messages.

To set up an Answer Phone PIN:

1Call your Answer Phone by pressing and

holding the 1 key.

2Select option 3, then option 2.

3Enter your chosen Answer Phone PIN

which should be between 4 and 10

digits, followed by the # key.

4Press 1 to save your Answer Phone PIN.

listen to your Answer Phone

messages from any other

phone and while abroad

If you do not have access to your Orange

phone, you can listen to your Answer

Phone messages from any other phone

even while abroad. To use this service you

must set up an Answer Phone PIN.

To access your Answer Phone

messages from another phone or while

abroad:

1Call 07973 100 123 from any phone.

2Enter your Orange number followed by

the # key.

3Enter your Answer Phone PIN followed

by the # key.

4Follow the simple steps to listen to your

messages.

Note: With recent improvements to our

international network, if you select the

Orange network in certain EU countries,

you can dial into Answer Phone in the

same way as in the UK and no longer need

a PIN number to access your messages

from abroad.

Please call Business Customer Services for

up-to-date information, or visit:

www.orange.co.uk/business

4 - decide how to manage your calls

4.3

send and receive

text messages

■Photo Messaging

■Send a text message

■Standard and predictive text input

■Group Text Messaging

■Picture Messaging

■Text message templates

■Receive a text message

■Manage your text messages

To cancel your diverts:

1From the main display press Menu to

enter the main menu. Scroll to Settings

and press Select.

2Select Call settings.

3Select the type of divert you want

to cancel.

4Select Cancel.

Note: There is no charge to set up or

cancel a divert. You are charged your

normal Service Plan rate and, if you are

calling or diverting your calls abroad, the

rate will vary depending on the service

provider you are using.

4 - decide how to manage your calls

4.5

5.1

To read a photo message:

1When you receive a photo message you

will hear a tone and see Multimedia

message received on your display.

2Press Show to view the message, or

press Exit to save the message to your

Inbox for later viewing.

3Read the message and look at the

attachments using the scroll keys.

4Press Options to choose from the

following:

■Details

To view the message subject, size

and class.

■Save image

To save the image in the Gallery.

■Delete message

To delete the message press OK

to confirm your choice.

■Reply

To reply to the message enter your

message and select Options and

then Send.

■Forward to number

Send this message on to another

phone number.

■Forward to e-mail

Send this message on to an

email address.

■Message details

To view sender and recipient details

as well as the time and date of

sending and the subject.

If you have purchased a camera accessory

see page 8.5 for details on how to take

photographs.

explore a new world

of messages with

Photo Messaging

Photo Messaging changes the way you

message, allowing you to send and receive

text and pictures in one message to other

mobile users.

You can send photo messages to any

other phone. If the recipients phone

supports Photo Messaging they will be able

to see the photo. If the recipients phone

does not support Photo Messaging they

will receive a text message with a website

address and password and they can view

the photo online via the Orange website.

You can also send Photo Messages to

email addresses.

Note: Photo Messaging and its availability

depends upon which network/service

provider you are using when abroad.

To send a photo message:

1Press Menu, select Messages and then

Multimedia msgs. Select Create message.

2Write any text that you would like to

include in the message. See page 5.3

for details on text input.

3To insert your picture press Options

and Select Insert image. Your Gallery

will open.

4Scroll to the folder which contains the

picture or tone that you want to insert

and press Open.

5Scroll to the picture that you want and

press Options. Select Insert.

6To view the message before you send it

press Options and select Preview.

7Press Options and then select

Send to number or Send to e-mail.

8Enter the phone number or e-mail

address of the person that you wish to

send the message to. Press OK.

9The message will be moved to your

Outbox where it will be sent. You can

use the other functions on your phone

whilst the message is being sent.

5 - send and receive text messages

5.2

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