Binatone Speakeasy GSM User manual

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Suomi

Speakeasy GSM

Art.no. Model

36-3691 Speakeasy GSM

Ver. 201102

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Binatone Speakeasy GSM

Art. no 36-3691 Model Speakeasy

Please read theentire instruction manual before use and save it for

future reference. Wereserve theright for any errors in text or images

and for making any necessary technical changes to this document.

Ifyou should have any questions concerning technical problems

please contact our Customer Services.

If you need help …

The Binatone Help Line is available from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm,

Monday to Friday. Thenumber is 0845 345 9677

(local call rate in theUK).

Or visit our website: http://www.binatoneonline.com

The box contains:

• The mobile phone

• A mains power adapter

• A rechargeable battery pack

• This user guide

• A charger base

Keep thepackaging materials for future use.

Keep your sales receipt - it is your guarantee.

IMPORTANT - Your handset is not supplied with aSIM card.

Youwill need to insert aSIM card for thehandset to work correctly.

Thismobile phone can be used on every GSM network except “3”.

Network services - The phone is approved for use on theGSM900

and GSM1800 networks. Checkwith your mobile phone service

provider to see if you can use thedual-band feature or other net-

work services described in this guide. Someservice providers may

not support all language-dependent characters and/or services.

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Contents

Where to find it .............................................................................5

Symbols on thedisplay ................................................................6

Menu operation ............................................................................8

Read these notes first ..................................................................8

Getting started ..............................................................................9

Switching on and off ..................................................................11

Making and answering calls .......................................................12

Using thephone book and fastkeys (M1-M3) ...........................14

Call log ........................................................................................16

SMS text messaging ..................................................................17

Settings .......................................................................................19

Phone settings (language, display, security, reset) .............20

Clock settings .......................................................................20

Network settings ..................................................................20

Call settings ..........................................................................21

Sound profiles ......................................................................21

Alarm clock .................................................................................21

Torch ...........................................................................................22

Troubleshooting ..........................................................................23

Battery information ....................................................................25

Additional safety information .....................................................25

Care and cleaning ......................................................................27

Disposal ......................................................................................27

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Wrist strap

holes

Visual ringer

Torch beam

Up/down buttons

Press during a call to

adjust speaker volume.

Press to step through

names, phone numbers,

menus and settings.

Standby mode shortcuts:

Up – to sound proﬁles

Down – to phonebook

Warning! The torch uses a high-brightness LED. The beam must

not be aimed directly at anyone’s eyes. Do not view the LED

through any kind of optical instrument.

End Call / Power

On-Off button

Press and hold to switch

the phone on or off.

Press to end or decline

a call.

Press to return to

standby mode.

Memory buttons

(M1, M2 and M3)

Three memory buttons

for outgoing calls.

Call/Answer

Press to answer an

incoming call.

Press to make

acall.

Press to go to

theredial list.

Selection keys

(right/left)

Used to conﬁrm

choices depen-

ding on what is

displayed above

thekeys.

Loudspeaker

Where to find it

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Torch button

Press and hold to switch the torch on.

Keypad lock/unlock button

Slide up to unlock the keypad and down to lock it.

Network name or logo

(if thedisplay option is set)

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Symbols on thedisplay

1 – Pressing theleft-hand key in standby mode takes you to

themenu.

2 – Pressing theright-hand key in standby mode takes you to

theSMS text message function.

The selection keys are “soft keys”. Theirfunction changes

depending on which menu is displayed.

Radio link/signal strength

On steady when aconnection exists. Alsoshows thesignal

strength. Flashesif thehandset is trying to establish aconnection.

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Battery charge level

If this symbol shows nearly empty, charge thehandset as soon

as possible. Thebattery symbol ﬂashes when thebatteries are

being charged.

Call diversion

Displayed when call diversion has been set.

Alarm

Displayed when thealarm has been set.

Ringer off (silent mode)

Displayed when theringer has been turned off.

Hands-free

Displayed when ahands-free unit is connected.

New text message (SMS)

Displayed when there is anew text message.

Keypad lock

Displayed when thekeypad is locked.

Vibrator

Displayed when thevibrating ringer is on.

Missed call

Displayed if you have missed acall.

Speakerphone

Displayed if thehandset loudspeaker is on.

Mute

Displayed when thehandset microphone is off.

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Menu operation

Menu lists are used for setup and operation.

In standby mode, theleft and right softkeys are Menu and SMS.

When you press Menu (

) thedisplay changes and thesoftkey

functions change to Select and Back.

Press Up or Down to move up or down in menu lists. PressSelect

or Back to go thenext or previous display.

When entering text, press [#] to switch case:

Upper case (ABC), upper-case initials (Abc), lower case (abc) and

numerals (123).

Press [

*

] to show special symbols.

Press Up or Down to move thecursor. PressCancel to delete letters.

Read these notes first

The phone is an electronic product and should be treated with care

so that warranties are not voided and thephone can be used safely.

Safe use

Do not use themobile phone where its use is prohibited or

where it might cause interference or danger.

Torch function

Never look into thebeam. Neveraim thebeam directly at

anyone’s eyes.

Hearing aid compatibility

With thehearing aid in standby mode, adjust thevolume of

thephone. Ifthis does not work, switch thehearing aid to

thehearing loop setting (the ‘T’ position).

Water resistance

Keep thephone dry. Itis not water-resistant.

Temperature range

Use: 0 to 40 °C

Storage: -20 to 60 °C

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Getting started

Before you can use thephone you must install aSIM card.

Keepyour SIM card out of thereach of small children. TheSIM

card can easily be damaged by scratching or bending, so handle

thecard carefully.

Installing theSIM card and battery

1. Switch off thephone and

disconnect thepower adaptor.

2. Remove thebattery cover

on theback of thephone

by pressing thebutton

at thebottom and sliding

thebattery cover down.

3. Remove thebattery by lifting it

at thetop edge.

4. Carefully slide theSIM card

into theholder, with thegold

connectors facing down and

theangled corner top right.

5. Make sure that thebattery

terminals match theterminals in

thephone. Insertthelower end

of thebattery ﬁrst, then press in

thetop end.

6. Slide thebattery cover back

until it clicks into place.

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Inserting thefast-dial number card

1. Remove thebattery cover on theback of thephone by pressing

thebutton at thebottom and sliding thebattery cover down.

2. The card is located in apocket in thebattery cover. Write down

the desired fast-dial numbers on the card.

3. Slide thebattery cover back until it clicks into place.

Charging thebattery

Warning! Useonly batteries and chargers supplied with or

recommended by Binatone for this model. Theuse of other

types will invalidate warranties and may be dangerous.

Never charge thephone with thecover removed.

1. Plug thecharger lead ﬁrmly into thesocket on theside of

thephone.

2. Plug thecharger into a230 V AC mains socket. Thecharging

symbol and theword “Charging…” appear on thedisplay.

(NOTE: If thebattery is fully discharged it may take afew

seconds for thesymbol to appear.)

3. Charging thebattery may take up to 15 hours.

4. If “No charging” is displayed, unplug thecharger and try again.

Ifcharging still fails, contact thehelpline.

5. The battery is fully charged when thebattery symbol on

thedisplay is full. Unplugthecharger from thewall socket

and then unplug thecharger from thephone.

Connecting acompatible headset (accessory)

You can use thephone with aheadset (not supplied). Theconnector

must be a2.5 mm three-pole jack plug that ﬁts thepower/headset

socket on theleft side of thephone.

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When connecting aheadset, including those recommended by

Binatone for use with this phone, pay special attention to thevolume

level. Readtheheadset’s user guide for detailed safety instructions.

Donot connect incompatible headsets.

When theheadset is correctly connected, asymbol

appears on

thephone display.

Headset/charger socket

Plug in apower adapter to charge thebattery.

Plug in aheadset (not supplied) for headset use.

Switching on and off

Switching thephone on and off

To switch thephone off, press and hold End Call ( ) until

thedisplay clears. To switch thephone back on, press and hold

End Call until thedisplay turns on.

Warning! Donot use themobile phone where theuse of mobile

phones is prohibited or where doing so might cause interference

ordanger.

Locking thekeypad

Slide thekeypad locking switch on theside of thephone down

thelocked position. Thedisplay shows .

To unlock thekeypad, slide thekeypad lock switch on theside of

thephone up to theunlocked position.

NOTE: When thekeypad is locked, you can answer, end or decline

calls in theusual way. Whileacall is in progress, thekeypad works

normally.

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Using thetorch

To switch on thetorch, hold down thebutton on theside of

thephone. Releasingthebutton switches thetorch off.

NOTE: You can also switch thetorch on permanently from themain

menu; see page 22.

Warning! Thetorch uses ahigh-brightness LED. Neveraim

thebeam directly into anyone’s eyes or look into thebeam with

an optical instrument.

Making and answering calls

Making acall

Make sure that thephone is switched on and in service.

Key in thetelephone number, including thearea code. (To obtain

thepreﬁx “+”, press [

*

] twice quickly.)

Press Call/Answer ( ) to call thenumber on thedisplay.

Press End call ( ) to end thecall.

Making acall to afast-dial number

M1/M2/M3

Press thefast-dial button to call thenumber. (Instructions for

programming afast-dial number button are given on page 16.)

Last number redial

In standby mode, press Call/Answer to see alist of thelast ten

numbers dialled. Presstheup/down navigation buttons to go

thenumber you want. PressCall/Answer again to call thenumber.

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Answering acall

When thephone rings, press Call/Answer to answer.

Earpiece volume

During calls you can press theup/down navigation buttons to

change thevolume. Theset volume level is retained for future calls.

Switching to speakerphone

During acall, press Options -> Speakerphone. PressSelect to

activate thefunction. Thedisplay shows .

Press End call to end thecall. Todeactivate thespeakerphone

function, press Options, then Down to reach Speakerphone off,

then press Select.

Muting themicrophone

During acall, press Options, then press Mute. PressSelect to

activate themute function .

To deactivate themute function, go to Options -> Unmute,

then press Select.

Conference calls

The conference call function is anetwork service that lets up to four

parties join in thesame call. (Check whether your service provider

offers this service.)

1. Call theﬁrst person and wait for them to answer.

2. Press theHold button to put thecall on hold.

3. Call thenext person.

4. When that person answers, press Options -> Conference.

PressSelect to connect all theparties. Youcan also press

Swap to switch between thetwo parties.

5. Press theEnd call button to end thecall.

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Using thephone book

You can store as many as 250 names and phone numbers in

theinternal phone book and on theSIM card.

Accessing thephone book

When thephone is in standby mode, press Down.

During acall, choose Options -> Main menu -> Phone book ->

List all and press Select.

Checking how many numbers are stored in

thephone book

To check thenumber of entries stored in theinternal phone

book and on theSIM card, choose Menu -> Phonebook ->

Used space. Thephone displays thenumber of entries stored in

theinternal phone book and on theSIM card.

Adding an entry to thephone book

Press Down to open thephone book.

Choose Options -> New -> Save to SIM or Save to phone.

Enterthename.

Press Next, then enter thephone number.

Press Save to save thenew entry.

Calling aphone book entry

Press Down to open thephone book.

Press Up/Down to go to theentry you want to call. Youcan also

key theﬁrst letter of thename and then press Up/Down.

Press Call/Answer to make thecall.

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Editing aphone book entry

Press Down to open thephone book.

Press Up/Down to go theentry you want to edit. Youcan also key

theﬁrst letter of thename and then press Up/Down.

Choose Options -> Edit Name.

Edit thename, then choose Next and edit thenumber. PressSave

to save thechanges.

Viewing thedetails of aphone book entry

Press Down to open thephone book.

Press Up/Down to go theentry whose details you want to view.

Youcan also key theﬁrst letter of thename and then press Up/

Down.

Choose Options -> Details.

Deleting aphone book entry

Press Down to open thephone book.

Press Up/Down to go theentry you want to delete. Youcan also

key theﬁrst letter of thename and then press Up/Down.

Choose Options -> Delete. Thenpress Yes to conﬁrm.

Deleting all phone book entries

Choose Menu -> Phonebook -> Delete all.

Choose All in phone or All in SIM. Thenpress Yes to conﬁrm.

Copying all phone book entries

Choose Menu -> Phonebook -> Copy all.

Choose SIM to phone or Phone to SIM.

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Storing aphonebook entry under afastkey

Press Down to open thephone book.

Press Up/Down to go to theentry that you want to store under

thefastkey. Youcan also key theﬁrst letter of thename and then

press Up/Down.

Choose Option -> Set to fastkey.

Enter thepassword (the factory default setting is 0000) and press OK.

Thedisplay shows “M1”, “M2” and “M3”.

Press Up/Down to choose thefast key where you want to store

thenumber. Thenpress Select to conﬁrm.

Call log

The call log is alist of missed calls. Ifan incoming call is not

answered, thedisplay shows

“1 missed call” until you press

Select (to display information about thecall) or Cancel (to delete it).

Reviewing thecall log

Choose Menu -> Call log. Alist appears, showing Received calls,

Dialled calls, Missed calls and Call duration. Goto thelist you

want to view and press Select.

Or: (from standby mode)

Press Call/Answer to show received calls ( ), outgoing calls ( )

and missed calls ( ).

NOTE: When in acall list, press Options to go to alist. Thereyou

can choose Details to see details, Call to make acall, Edit before

call to edit theentry, Send message to send an SMS text mes-

sage, Save to save theentry to thephonebook, Delete to delete

therecord or Delete all to delete all records in thelist.

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SMS text messaging

Send and receive text messages. Theseare saved in thephone

memory (max. 100) or on theSIM card.

Received text messages are stored in theInbox and the icon

indicates that there is anew message. Also“1 new message”

is displayed until you press Select (to view) or Cancel (to go to

standby mode).

Access to theSMS menu

Choose Menu -> Message -> SMS to access thevarious choices:

• New – Write anew text message.

• Inbox – Go to theinbox and read incoming text messages.

• Sent – View sent text messages.

• Outbox – View drafts of unsent text messages.

• Msg settings – View/edit text message settings.

• Used space – See how much space is left in

thephonememory or on theSIM card.

• Delete all – Delete all SMS text messages.

Writing and sending SMS text messages

Choose Menu -> Message -> SMS-> New to write anew text

message. Key in your message with thenumber/letter keys.

To send themessage, choose Options -> Send. Enterthetelephone

number you want to send themessage to. Press Select to send

themessage. Thedisplay shows “Sending message …”.

NOTE: If you follow theinstructions above, themessage is sent but

not saved. Youcan also:

• Save in outbox – save themessage in theoutbox without

sending it.

• Send and save – send themessage but also save it in Sent.

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NOTE: If you want to send amessage to someone in your phone-

book, you can press Contacts instead of keying in thenumber and

then choose Choose to select therelevant name.

NOTE: If message sending fails, themessage returns to edit mode.

Reading received SMS text messages

Choose Menu -> Message -> SMS-> Inbox to display alist of

received text messages. UseUp/Down to scroll through them.

When themessage you want is highlighted, press Select and

use Up/Down to read theentire message.

Press Options to display:

• Delete – Delete themessage from theinbox.

• Reply – Reply to themessage.

• Forward – Forward themessage to another number.

• Call sender – Call theperson who sent themessage.

• Extract no. – Save thesender’s number in your phonebook.

Press Select when your choice is highlighted. Thenfollow

theinstructions in themenus.

Checking theoutbox, sent box and used space

Choose Menu -> Message -> SMS to access thevarious choices:

Press Select when your choice is highlighted.

Deleting messages

Choose Menu -> Message -> SMS -> Delete. Nowyou can

choose from Delete all, Delete inbox, Delete sent box and Delete

outbox.

Press Select when your choice is highlighted.

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Changing theSMS settings

Choose Menu -> Message -> SMS to access thevarious choices:

• Message centre – The SMS service number.

• Message validity** – The SMS storage time.

• Status report** – To request adelivery report.

• Reply path** – If you activate this function and theperson who

receives your text message replies, their message will be sent

via thesame service centre as your message.

Press Select when your choice is highlighted. Thenfollow

theinstructions in themenus.

Message centre – Your mobile phone reads thenumber of

themessage centre from your SIM card. Ifthenumber has

been changed by mistake you will have to change it back to

thecorrectnumber.

(** Only certain operators offer this service.)

Settings

You can adjust various settings on thephone and also reset them to

their factory default values.

Choose Menu, then use Up/Down to go to Settings. Thenpress

Select to access thelist of settings.

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Phone settings

• Language – The language used on thedisplay.

• Display settings – Contrast, background lighting and screensaver.

• Security settings – Choose whether aPIN code is needed

to use thephone. (Note: Some SIM cards always require

aPIN code.) Warning: If you enter an incorrect PIN three times

theSIM card is blocked. Tounblock it and set anew PIN code

you will need to enter your PUK code or contact your service

provider.

• Factory reset – Resets your phone to its factory default set-

tings. Thisrequires apassword. (Default password = 1234)

Clock settings

• Date and time – thedisplayed date and time.

• Date format – UK or US.

• Time format – Choose between 12-hour or 24-hour format.

• Clock type – Analog or digital.

• World time – Choose asecond time zone.

Network settings

Contact your service provider for details.

• Call waiting – Press Call/Answer to answer call 2 and put

call1 on hold.

• Call diversion – Set diversion numbers for incoming calls.

• Call barring – To restrict outgoing and incoming calls.

• Select network – Choose another network.

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