Beafon S20 User manual

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User Manual

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for the Bea-fon S20

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Table of Contents

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Table of Contents .............................................................. 2

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General information........................................................... 3

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Your Bea-fon S20 box contains: .......................................... 3

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Decice Code: ....................................................................... 3

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PIN-Code: ............................................................................ 3

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First steps ........................................................................... 4

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Installing the SIM card: ........................................................ 4

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Installing the battery:............................................................ 5

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Locking the keypad: ............................................................. 5

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Charging the battery: ........................................................... 6

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Switching the phone on or off: ............................................. 7

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Main screen: ........................................................................ 8

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Calling and receiving calls .............................................12

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Voicemail: ..........................................................................12

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Speed dialling: ...................................................................13

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Loudspeaker key: ..............................................................13

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Phone book ......................................................................14

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Names and phone numbers: .............................................14

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Searching for names and phone numbers: .......................14

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Menu ..................................................................................15

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Menu: .................................................................................15

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Menu structure:: .................................................................15

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SMS ...................................................................................17

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Templates: .........................................................................17

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Log: ....................................................................................17

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Settings:............................................................................18

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Emergency key ................................................................20

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Emergency key / Emergency SMS: ...................................20

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Additional features ..........................................................22

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Calculator: ..........................................................................22

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Alarm: .................................................................................22

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Radio: .................................................................................22

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Battery ...............................................................................24

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Telephone: ........................................................................25

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Safety ................................................................................26

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Safety in traffic: ..................................................................27

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Dangerous locations: .........................................................29

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Certification / SAR .............................................................29

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Liability limits: .....................................................................30

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General information

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Congratulations on the purchase of your

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Bea-fon S20!

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The following pages contain all the information that

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you will need for the safe and easy use of your

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mobile phone.

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If you find the size of the script not easily readable

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for you, you can also find this manual on our

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website, where you will be able to adjust the size of

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the script.

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Go to: www.beafon.com/products

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Your Bea-fon S20 box contains:

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 1 mobile phone

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 1 charger

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 1 battery

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 1 headset

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 1 user manual

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Device Code:

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This device code ensures that unauthorised

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persons will not be able to use your phone. The

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default code is 0000.

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PIN-Code:

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The PIN-code was supplied to you by your network

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provider together with your SIM card and/or

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adjusted/set up by yourself.

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First steps

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Installing the SIM card:

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Keep the SIM card away from children.

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The SIM card can easily be damaged or bent. You

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should therefore handle the SIM card with care

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during installation and/or removal.

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Switch your phone off, disconnect the charger and

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remove the battery from the device before installing

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the SIM card.

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Slide the cover down approximately 1 cm with your

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thumb and remove the cover from your phone.

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If the battery is in the device, remove it.

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Carefully slide the SIM card into the device with the

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chip facing down. The metal contact strips must

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point downwards.

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Installing the battery:

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Place the battery in the battery compartment. The

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text on the battery must be visible, and the metal

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strips on the battery must be aligned with the metal

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strips in your device.

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Close the battery compartment by sliding the cover

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closed until you hear a „click‟.

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Locking the keypad:

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This key prevents keys being

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accidentally pressed while you have

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the phone in your pocket or bag. You

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can lock or unlock the keypad by

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sliding the key on the side of your

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telephone up or down.

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Charging the battery:

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Remark: Charge the battery for at least 10 hours

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before using the phone for the first time.

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The telephone can be charged while it is switched

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on or off. Make sure that the battery is in the phone

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before you start charging.

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Place the charger plug in the smallest hole on the

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top of your device. Insert the plug into the socket.

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The icon indicating the battery level will continue to

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blink while charging.

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Charging

Charging finished

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Your mobile phone will send out a warning tone if

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the battery is almost discharged, and the message

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"low battery level" will appear on the screen. If you

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receive the "low battery level" warning while you are

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on the phone, you can connect the charger to the

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socket during your conversation and continue the

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conversation.

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The battery is fully charged when the 3 bars on the

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icon are visible.

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Remove the charger from the socket when the

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battery is fully charged, and remove the plug from

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the telephone.

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Switching the telephone on or off:

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Remark: Do not switch the telephone on if this is

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not permitted.

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The telephone can be switched on by pressing the

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red key for a few seconds. If you have

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entered a PIN-code before, the phone will ask for

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the code now. Enter the PIN-code and confirm by

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pressing the green key.

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Remark: If you enter an incorrect PIN-code 3 times

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in succession, the phone will require you to enter

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the PUK-code. You received this PUK-code

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together with your SIM card.

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If you press the red key again for a few seconds,

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the telephone will switch off.

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Standby

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If you do not use your phone for a while, it will

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automatically switch to standby mode. The phone

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will be activated again by pressing any key. Calls

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can be received as usual while in standby mode.

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Main screen:

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1. Signal status 4. Time

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2. Battery status 5. Date

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3. Pictograms 6. Menu

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The following symbols can appear on the screen:

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Battery status

Signal status

Alarm

Unread SMS

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Voice SMS -

voicemail

Ringtone

Vibrating alarm

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Call forwarding

Missed calls

Plug in the headset

Keypad locked

Keypad unlocked

New messages

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keypad was locked

Missed calls while

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New messages and

missed calls while

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Top view:

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From left to right: Headset connection, charger

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connection, flashlight.

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Side top left: Volume control

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Side bottom left: Radio key

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Side top right: Flashlight key

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Side bottom right: Keypad lock key.

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Remark:

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The menu key situated between the red and the

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green key will take you to the menu.

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Calling and receiving calls

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Calling:

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1. To make a call, enter the phone number with

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the prefix and press the green key. For

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international calls, enter "+" by pressing 0 for 2

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sec. Then enter the country code followed by

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the telephone number, in which the 0 of the

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prefix must be dropped.

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2. If you have entered a wrong number, press the

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red key to remove the number to the left of the

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blinking cursor.

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3. Press the green key to establish the

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connection.

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4. Press the red key to disconnect.

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Incoming calls:

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1. Press the green key if you would like to

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answer a call.

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2. Press the red key if you would like to reject a

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call, or for ending the connection after the call.

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Voicemail:

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Voicemail is a service supplied by your network

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provider. Your network provider will supply you with

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the number to be entered to enable you to listen to

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your mailbox. You have the option of entering this

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number as standard under the speed dial key .

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To do this, go to [SMS] > [voicemail] > [process] in

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the menu.

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Speed dialling:

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It is possible to enter 10 speed dial numbers that

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can be called from the stand-by mode by pressing

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the corresponding number keys (2~9, * and #).

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To do this, go to [Phone book] > [Speed dial] >

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[Enter number].

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Loudspeaker key:

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You can activate the hands-free option while on the

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phone with the loudspeaker key 0. You can adjust

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the loudspeaker volume using the volume keys on

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the top left side of your device.

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Phone book

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Names and phone numbers:

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You can save names and phone numbers

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(contacts) in the telephone memory and in the SIM

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card memory; contacts stored in the telephone

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memory are indicated by ; contacts stored in the

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SIM card memory are marked by .

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To add new numbers to your phone book: [Phone

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book] > [New entry] >, select where you want to

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save the phone number, e.g., [to telephone]. Space

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for saving up to 500 telephone numbers and names

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is available here.

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If you want to search the phone book for a name or

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number in order to make a call, select [Phone book]

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first and then [Search].

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Searching names and phone numbers:

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In the menu, select: [Phone book] > [Search] and

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then scroll through the phone book using the arrow

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keys.

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You have the following options in the phone book:

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 [Search]

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 [New entry]: to enter a new number

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 [Delete]: to delete phone numbers from the SIM card

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or from the telephone memory.

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 [Copy]: to copy telephone numbers to the SIM card or

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telephone memory.

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 [Speed dial]: to program speed dial numbers via keys

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2 up to 9 and * and #.

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 [SOS number]: to enter up to 5 emergency numbers.

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 [Setting]: to enter the preferred storage and for

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checking how many telephone numbers can still be

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entered.

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Menu:

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Scroll through the menu using the arrow keys

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(between the red and the green key).

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Press the green key to enter the relevant menu and

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the red key to return.

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Press the green key to confirm an entry.

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Menu structure:

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1. SMS

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1. Write message

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2. Inbox

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3. Outgoing

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4. Drafts

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5. Voicemail

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6. SOS SMS

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7. Templates

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8. Message settings

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9. Delete SMS

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2. Calculator

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3. Alarm

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4. Settings

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1. Telephone settings

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2. Network settings

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3. PIN

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4. Reminder

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5. Restore factory settings

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5. Profiles

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1. General

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2. Meeting

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3. Outside

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4. Inside

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5. Headset

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6. Phone book

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1. Search

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2. New entry

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3. Delete

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4. Copy

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5. Speed dial

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6. SOS number

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7. Setting

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7. Log

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1. Calls made

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2. Incoming calls

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3. Missed calls

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4. Delete log

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5. Call duration

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8. Radio key

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1. Select programme automatically

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2. Manual input

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3. Volume settings

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4. Channel list

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5. Loudspeaker

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SMS:

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If the symbol appears on the screen, this means

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that you have received a new SMS message. If

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your storage area for SMS messages is full, will

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blink until you delete any messages you no longer

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need.

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You want to write an SMS message? In the menu,

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select [SMS] > [write message] to navigate to SMS

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messages. Each letter corresponds to a number

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key (2-9). For example, press “2” if you want to type

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A. Press “2” once again for B, etc. You could also

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press “1” to enter frequently-used symbols and “0”

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to enter “0” or spaces.

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When you have finished your message, press the

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green key to save, send or delete it.

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If you receive new messages, either press the

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green call key to read the messages, or press the

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red end key if you prefer to read the messages

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later.

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Templates

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You can find various examples of SMS templates

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you could use in the [SMS] > [Templates] menu.

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Log

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The log provides a list of various telephone

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numbers. This could be the last 20 missed calls, the

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last 20 numbers dialled or the last 20 incoming

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phone numbers.

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Settings:

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You can adjust various phone settings in the

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[Telephone settings] menu.

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Select [Telephone settings] > [Time & Date] > [Time

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settings] or [Date settings] to set the time and the

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date that is displayed on the screen.

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Select [Telephone settings] > [Time & Date] > [Date

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format] to set the date format.

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Select [Telephone settings] > [Language] to change

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the language to Dutch, English, German, French,

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Spanish or Italian.

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The option [Network settings] will, for example,

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enable you to block incoming calls or divert them to

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a different number.

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Select [PIN] to select the status (on/off) of the PIN.

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Important remark: This mobile telephone supports

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the PIN function.

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You can make a note in the [Reminder] menu, and

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link this to a specific time when the mobile

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telephone will issue a reminder message. For

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example, if you sometimes forget to take your

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medication at a specific time, you can store a

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reminder message in your phone.

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Select [Settings] > [Factory settings] > password

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[1122] to delete all personal information from the

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phone. As soon as you confirm this, your phone will

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be exactly as it was when it was purchased.

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Attention: Any saved SOS numbers will also

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disappear after confirmation.

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Your phone makes use of a number of profiles that

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can be set to fit your personal requirements. The

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following profiles are available: [General], [Meeting],

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[Outside], [Inside], [Headset].

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Within those profiles, it is possible to adjust the

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volume of the ringtone you will hear when receiving

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a call. [General] > [Adjust] > [ Volume] > [Ringtone].

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It is also possible to set the vibrating alarm here:

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[General] > [Adjust] > [Type of warning] > e.g.

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[Sound & Vibrate].

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If you receive a call now, the phone will vibrate and

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you will hear the ringtone simultaneously.

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Emergency key / Emergency SMS:

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To set an emergency call: Select [Phone book] >

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[SOS number] > [Process]. You can set 5

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emergency numbers.

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If you have entered SOS numbers, your mobile

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phone will send an SOS SMS to the entered SOS

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numbers and will then phone these numbers as

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soon as you have activated the emergency key.

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The phone will issue an emergency signal as soon

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as you operate the SOS key.

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The first number on the list will be called first. If the

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selected number is not available, the phone will

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continue with the next number on the list, until there

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is an answer from one of the numbers.

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After the emergency call with the first number that

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has been reached is finished, your mobile phone

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will automatically call the next emergency number,

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until you slide the "SOS" key up into its original

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position.

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It is possible to compose the emergency message

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that is sent by SMS when you operate the

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emergency key yourself. You can enter one

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emergency message. Go to [SMS] > [SOS SMS] >

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[Process] and enter the text of your choice.

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The SOS key will only function if the SIM card is

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installed in the telephone!

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