Telit Communications S p A G83 Tri-band GSM/GPRS PCS Phone User Manual g83 II ingl

Telit Communications S.p.A. Tri-band GSM/GPRS PCS Phone g83 II ingl

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1USER'S MANUALINTRODUCTIONCongratulations, and thank you for buying a Telit cellular phone.This cellular phone is a tri-band unit. Thanks to its compatibility withEGSM 900 MHz, DCS 1800 MHz, and PCS 1900 MHz networks, it can beused in all European Union member countries, and in other Countrieswhere a GSM 900/1800/1900 MHZ network is available.By exploiting the phone's standard MMS (Multimedia Messaging System)compatibility, the CCD camera installed on the back of the phone allowsyou to take photographs as you would with a normal digital camera. Youcan save the photos and send them to other cell phones or to a pc, via e-mail or IrDA connection.A Java Virtual Machine allows the G83 to execute Java applications; youcan download them from the web in a WAP session or from a pc,connecting it to the phone with the optional data cable.Polyphonic SMAF sound system allows you to use your favoritesmelodies as ringtones, downloading them from the web or installing theones you received from other users.CE CONFORMITY MARKINGThis phone conforms to European Union Standards:•R&TTE 99/5/CE•89/336/CEE•73/23/CEEIn order to comply with European Directive 99/5/CE, this phone was made in accordancewith the following directives:•GSM (Radio spectrum). Standards: EN 301 511 and 3GPP 51.010-1 •EMC (Electromagnetic compatibility). Standards: EN 301 489-1 and EN 301 489-7•SAFETY (Safety Standards for electric devices and SAR). Standards: EN 60950 and EN 50361In order to make continuous improvements to the product, technicalspecifications, design, or any other information described in this manualare subject to changes without notice.2003 © Dai Telecom S.p.A. All rights reserved.
2SIM CARD 2SIM CARD 1USEFUL NUMBERS & ACCESS CODESTo receive more information about the product, or to send suggestionswrite to info@telit.net or visit our website at www.telit.netTo use the telephone, there are a few numbers and access codes you need tosave. It may prove useful to write the information on this page, cut it out, and keepit in a safe place!IMEI ____________________________________Security access code _____________________Autolock access code _____________________Telephone number ____________________SIM number __________________________PIN ______________ PIN2 ______________PUK______________ PUK2 _____________Voice Mail Access Code _______________Telephone number ____________________SIM number __________________________PIN _____________ PIN2 ______________PUK _____________ PUK2 _____________Voice Mail Access Code _______________
3G83: SEVERAL WAYS TO MAKE THE MOST OF ITWith the G83 you can enjoy features beyond the normal use of a phone, limitedto SMS messages or calls.The quality of sound has been greatly improved with the introduction of thepolyphonic ringtones.The G83 allows you to send and receive e-mail and MMS; with the IrDAconnection or the optional data cable you can send and receive ringtones,images, vCalendar and vCard.What is a vCard? it’s a standard format for a business card, conceived for theexchange of personal informations (PDI, Personal Data Interchange) betweendifferent devices (websites, e-mail, mobile phones, PDA (Personal DataAssistant).With a vCard, besides your name and surname, you can also send and receivemany other useful informations: addresses (home, office, etc.), phone numbers(mobile, home, office, fax...), URL of your website, e-mail addresses, and evenimages and sounds)What is a vCalendar? Similarly to vCard, vCalendar allows you to exchangeinformations about task and appointments you saved in your calendar, or aboutyour to do list (to do: a memo you make to remember a task, for example“bring the car to the garage”).Connecting your G83 to a personal computer via the data cable, you ‘ll be ableto:• edit and modify the phonebook• write, send and save into your pc• manage your vCard and vCalendar• send to the pc the pics you took with the phone, or, vice versa, send newimages to your phone• manage the voice memo feature• edit and modify the connection parameters of the phone• manage the Java applets (see “Java” on page 30)In order to connect a G83 to a Personal Computer using the data cable, theMsSync application must be installed on it.You can download MsSync, free of charge, from Telit website, www.telit.net
4INSTALLING THE SIM CARDIn order to activate the phone on a GSM network, you must use a valid “plug-in" (small) format SIM card. The SIM card is available through your networkoperator or service provider.• Turn OFF the phone• Press the chromium-plated button on the bottom of the phone and removethe rear cover, lifting the bottom side.• Looking at the rear side of the phone, the SIM slot is on the left, as shown inthe image below. Insert the SIM card with the cutted edge in the upper right.• Put the cover back, by laying the upper side first, just below the CCDwindow, then push the bottom side till the chromium-plated button isfastened.
5CHARGING THE BATTERYThis cell phone is powered by a rechargeable Lithium battery.Lithium batteries are not subject to the so-called "memory-effect" (progressiveloss of energy efficiency if incorrectly charged); you can connect the phone tothe charger anytime, irrespective of the level of in the battery.IMPORTANT WARNINGS•Charge the unit only when the battery is installed•Use only original Telit batteries and battery chargers.How to charge the battery• Connect the charger lead to the plug on the bottom of the phone assuring itis completely inserted - the arrow on the charger connector should be on thesame side as the keypad; finally, plug the charger into a wall outlet.•If the level of the battery is too low, a small time lag may occur beforethe recharge begins; in case, wait a little bit longer.• If the unit is turned off, the LED (light-emitting diode) in the upper right-handcorner of the screen will light up;steady red LED: chargingsteady green LED: charging completedblinking red LED: problems encountered while charging; unplug thebatterycharger from the wall outlet and from the phone, then retry. If theproblem persists, contact the nearer after-sales service.an animation on the display shows that the unit is recharging• You can charge the battery while the phone is turned on; the operation willtake longer to complete.• for the battery to charge properly, the temperature must be between 0°Cand +45°C.PIM modeIf you turn ON the phone holding the button down till the phone startsvibrating, you will access the "PIM MODE". In this mode all the mobile phone'stransmission functions are deactivated; the unit cannot receive or transmit anyinformation. This lets you use it in situations where cell phones might be aproblem. Features like Organizer, Games, Phonebook, and Camera worknormally, and are actually faster in this mode because the microprocessor isfreed from managing transmission functions. To use the phone in PIM MODEyou need no SIM cardTo reactivate the functions you temporarily disabled while using the PIM MODE,turn the unit OFF and then ON again normally.
6GETTING STARTED AND BASIC FEATURESTo turn the phone on, after installing a SIM card and a charged battery, press.Press the same button for a second to turn OFF the phone.Once turned ON (if requested, enter the PIN access code and reconfirm bypressing ), the unit goes into stand-by.If you are in an area with service coverage, the cell phone will pick up thenetwork signal of your SIM card operator. When abroad, it will connect to thenetwork of the service provider that your operator has ROAMING agreementswith. This lets you take advantage of phone services even when you are inanother country.If you are in an area with no service coverage, the phone will be unable to placeor receive data.SUGGESTION You can navigate through most menus, and setfeatures by semply using the following 2 keys and main joystick:to confirm your selectionto exit the menu you are in without changing anything, or deletea character. (Joystick)press during stand-by mode to access the main menu, or moveit:downward to access shortcuts (instructions on how to use thismenu are on page 13 of this manual);leftward to access the text editor and create a new SMSmessage;upward to access the calendarrightward to activate the CCD cameraWhen navigating the menu press the joystick to confirm thecurrent selection.
7KEYPADKey Function:Soft Keys: press this key to confirm a selection, an entry, a requestfrom the phone.press it to exit the current menu level and go back to the upper level,to delete a character in the text editor; press and hold it to go back tostand-by.Places a call, once you have dialed the number; quick access tocalls log Press the joystick in stand-by mode to access the main menu;move it to the left or right to return to the previous menu level, or togo to the next one; move it up and down to browse through andhighlight the items on the current menu level.In stand-by, moving it in the four directions, you can access the mostfrequently used features (see see page 6).turns the phone ON and OFF; hangs up or rejects a call, rejects aselection, exits the current menu without saving any change.- Use the number keys to enter phone numbers, or to enter thecharacters corresponding to each individual key.press to enter the » character; use this key to insert pauses (P) inDTMF tone sequences, or after entering at least 1 number in thestand-by mode.In addition to its use as the # character, press this key after enteringa digit to pull up the contact in the phone book corresponding to thatdigit; press and hold in stand-by to lock or unlock the keypad.During WAP Internet sessions and while using T9, a number of keys will havedistinct features.
8DISPLAY INDICATORS AND ICONSAdate and time display. To set the date and time, see seepage 44incoming calls will be forwarded.keypad is locked. To unlock it, hold , then .Pyour phone is in roaming status (the telephone is on a GSM networkoutside its home network, meaning that any calls made may be subjectto additional charges).gYou are registered on a GSM network that does not support roaming -only calls to emergency numbers are possible in this case.Network signal strength (maximum 5 bars); when the name of the GSMnetwork is not displayed, but the bars are, you can make calls toemergency numbers only.The alarm clock feature is turned on.Earphones or another hands-free device is connectedYou have unread EMS messages in your Inbox; if it’s red, it means thatthe memory is full: cancel one or more EMS messages to be able toreceive others.Battery power level: goes from 3 solid lines (battery fully charged)down to blinking icon (battery low.Battery charging phase: the lines displayed inside the battery lightup one-by-one, and stay on once the battery has finished chargingThe note with a slash through it means that all ring signals have beenturned OFF - silent mode; the jagged lines indicate vibro-call is on.
9TShows your home zone status (ask your network operator or serviceprovider for further information on this feature).During a call several icons may appear:You have an active callyou have a call on holdCall waiting: receiving a call while another one is active. In case,press to put the current conversation on hold and respond tothe new call; by pressing you can continue with theconversation already in progress and reject the new call.If you accept the new call, press to put the conversation on hold andreturn to the other one.In addition, press the joystick to access a menu with the following options:1 End call number 12 End call number 23 Perform switch: put call on hold and return to the previous one4 Use the number pad to transmit DTMF tones5 Join the two calls into one multiparty conference call6 Access the main menu to open the phonebook or read an SMS messagefor example.After enabling the Multiparty feature, the same menu will give you the option ofusing the "Split" function to divide the calls and continue separately with yourtwo (or more) conversations.DTMF - what is it, and what is its useThe DTMF (Dual Tone Multi-Frequency) system allows you to transmit standardfrequency tones. These tones are often used for voice mail, answeringmachines, telephone cards, etc.
10BASIC FUNCTIONSPlacing a callIn stand-by, dial the phone number you wish to call, including the areacode, and then press .Press to clear the last digit entered.To dial an international number, hold down and enter the + sign, theninsert the area code number.If the number you are trying to call is busy, you have the option of automaticallyredialing the same number at intervals. These intervals become longer andlonger as the number of retries increases.To quit the redialing mode at anytime, press Answering a callWhen somebody calls:the phone plays the selected ringtone (see “Audio profiles” on page 45); thescreen and keypad light up; the word "Incoming", and the caller's numberappear on the display (when available); If the number is already in yourphonebook, the corresponding caller's name will be displayed.If the Vibro-call feature is active, the unit vibrates to alert you of an incoming call(page 45).Press: to answer the incoming callto reject the incoming call (the caller will hear a dial tone when yourphone initially rings, and a busy signal when you reject the call).With this key you can also transfer the incoming call to your voice mail.To hang up, press .
11While talking on the phone, you can...Adjust the speaker or earphone volume by moving the joystick to the right or leftenable and disable the microphone by pressing for a seconddial a number on the keypad, and call it without ending the first call bypressing Emergency numbersAs long as there is GSM network coverage, you can make a free emergencycall at anytime, even when a SIM card is not installed in the phone.In stand-by mode dial the emergency telephone number of your country andpress . Most of the times the number is 112; anyway, before making anytype of emergency call, consult your network operator's rules about this service.Without a SIM card: press and confirm by pressing .IMPORTANT: DO NOT ABUSE THIS SERVICE.Locking and Unlocking the KeypadThe key lock protects against involuntary key presses when the phone is not inuse. To lock the keypad while the display is in stand-by, press and hold .On the display the symbol will appear.to unlock the keypad press for 1 second followed by .When the phone is in key lock mode, you can only make emergency calls.
12MENUThis unit has two menus allowing you to access the phone's many features andcontrols: • The main menu, containing all the phone's features and controls• A shortcuts menu: with just a few "clicks" you can set up a menu with the mostfrequently used features. You can customize it according to your needs andpreferences.Main menuIn stand-by, press the joystick to access the main menu.ADepending on the kind of SIM card you are using, you may enter the (SIMToolkit) 9 menu. Availability of the SIM Toolkit depends on your network serviceprovider.Depending on the settings in menu 5-1-5 “Main menu style” (page 44), iconsmay be arranged on a fictitious circumference (3D display) or set in rows andcolumns (2D display).Rotational menu: move the joystick to the left or right to rotate thecircumference on which the icons are positioned; press the joytick or toconfirm the icon in the foreground and access the respective menu.Grid menu: the selected icon appears bigger than the others; move the joystickto change the selection; press it or to confirm the selection and access themenu.The menu is treelike in its design. The first menu level has eight (or nine, withthe SIM Toolkit menu) branches.Each tree branch has a number that goes along with it. After pressing thejoystick, you can access the desired feature by entering the number sequencecorresponding to the path you would like to follow in the menu.For example, to adjust the duration of the backlight, you can access the mainmenu by pressing the joystick, then press: (Settings) - (Display) - (Backlight duration).
13ShortcutsIn stand-by, move the joystick downward without pressing it.Number of icons will appear on the left part of the display - each of these iconsallows you to directly access one of the unit's basic functions.Move the joystick up or down to select the desired function, then press it toconfirm and access the related function.Shortcuts can be personalized.Press when the shortcut icons are on the display to access the complete listof all the functions you can join a shortcut to; press the joystick to add or deletethe symbol, to add or remove the function from the shortcuts menu .Writing letters and digits - normal mode.To insert alphanumeric symbols 3 modes are available.To write a new SMS message, T9 technology is really handy and useful;sometimes, fot example when writing a dialect text whose words are notrecognized by the T9, the “normal” mode is more suitable.Normal modeWhen the next character you want to enter is written with the same key,wait a moment for the cursor to automatically move one space over.Move the joystick to the left and right to move the cursor back and forthbetween characters.By pressing the key you can quickly change the insertion mode.The symbol means that the subsequent character will be capital; if you pressagain , all the following characters will be upper-case. To insert special characters and symbols, press ; punctuation symbolsand arithmetic operators can be accessed by pressing .To insert a character, press the corresponding letter key repeatedly untilthe letter appears on the screen; repeat this with the next key; To insert a blank space, press
14Writing a message text using T9 technologyT9 helps you write a message more quickly, even in other languages(languages are determined by which software version is installed in the cellphone).You can also use s to write multilingual messages. Simply change the dictionaryusing the menu provided ( “IT9/EMS menu” on page 25).How does T9 technology work?There is a database in the unit containing a large number of terms. Press each of the letter keys one time only to write a word.For example, to write the word "telephone", press (one time each) the followingkeys: 8-3-5-3-7-4-6-6-3.The software processes the series of key commands, determines which of theterms in the dictionary is most likely to be the one you want, and then writes it.The characters on the screen may change as you are writing, meaning that theword you want will only be displayed once you have finished pressing the keys.In most cases, the phone will choose the term you wanted.If the term that is displayed is not the one you wanted, press to seeall the alternative terms - e.g. all the other terms you could write by pressing thesame keys.For example, by pressing 2-2-5-3 you can write "cake" or "able".If the word you want to write is not among the options, you can add it to thedictionary. How to add new words to T9 databaseIf the T9 database doesn’t include any word that could be composed with thekeys you pressed, you are asked whether you want to save a new word in thedatabase. Confirm by pressing or reject with ; if you accept, a separatetext editor will be opened to compose the new word in “normal” mode. The newword, confirmed with , will be automatically saved in the database and willbe recognized by T9.
15CAMERAThe optoelectronic sensor onthe back of the phone allowsyou to take pictures as youwould do with a normal digitalcamera. You can save thephotos in the phone's memory and send them via e-mail, MMS (MultimediaMessaging System) or IrDA (infrared connection).When you access menu 1 - Camera, or by moving rightward the joystick whilethe unit is in stand-by, the screen automatically displays the image the opticalsensor captures. In some cases (i.e. during a GSM network search), you mayhave to wait a few seconds before the camera display feature becomes active.On the left side of the display the icons for the management and the settings ofthe camera will appear; to activate or adjust a function or a parameter, select itsicon moving up or down the joystick, then move it to the left or right.The available functions and settings are:Viewfinder mode: to activate or deactivate the full-screen visualizationZoom (1x - 2x- 4x) to set the zoomExposure: to set the brightness of the imageDay-night mode: for low-light environments, set the camera to night mode; thesensitivity of the CCD sensor will increase.Filter: different type of lighting affect the result of a photo, adding chromaticaberrations; to avoid it, three different filters are available: sunlight, exterior withcloudy sky, artificial lighting.Quality: in order to save as much memory as possible, photos will be saved incompressed format (jpg). To obtain a higher quality image, the compressionlevel can be reduced, but the image will take much more room in memory.to save the picture on the screen, press - he picture is saved and the screengoes back to the camera display.To return to the camera display without saving the image, press or .By pressing during the live camera display mode (not with a frozen image)you can access the list of the images you saved in the phone memory.In some places it is forbidden or unseemlyto take pictures! Please avoid misuses ofthis unit!To take a picture, press the image freezes on the display
16Select an image by moving up or down the joystick, then press toaccess the menu of the image options:1Open to view the selected image on the display; move up or down the joystickwhile looking at a photo to open the previous/subsequent image in the list2Send allows the user to send the image via MMS, email or IrDA3Delete to delete the selected image (you can also select the image to bedeleted in the list and press )4Rename to rename the file (the default names are “Image001” - “Image002”- “Imagexxx”) in order to recognize the images in the list.5Info shows the information on the image: date and time, image format anddimensions of the file. 6Set as wallpaper: substitutes the current background (the image thatappears in stand-by) with the selected picture.7Set as screensaver: the image can be used as screensaver (e.g. it willappear on the display after the elapsing of a certain period of time from thelast key press.8Delete all to delete all the images in the list.
17PHONEBOOKTo access the phonebook, press while the unit is in stand-by, or confirm theicon nr. 2 of the main menu.Phonebook CharacteristicsThe phonebook is made up of a list of names and numbers memorized on theSIM card, and another list saved to the phone's memory.Depending on which of the two has been activated, an icon representing a SIMcard or a phone will appear on the display.The SIM card (memory capacity of the SIM depends on the type of card) canhold one string of text and its corresponding number (name and phone number)for each contact.The unit’s phonebook memory can store up to 300 numbers, and allows youto memorize additional data for every single entry. Specifically:•Name•Last name•Home number•Work number•Mobile phone number •E-mail address•Melody to be played when receiving a call from this contact•Image to be shown on the display when receiving a call from this contact•Fax number•Company name•Title•Address•Town•StateYou can use a number you have memorized in the phonebook to make calls, orto designate the recipient of an EMS/SMS message without having to enter thenumber manually.You can manage your phonebook through the menu. Access these functionsby pressing the joystick while viewing a name.Since in the unit’s phonebook memory you can save more numbers/data foreach contact, data will be displayed in different folders (for example, one formobile phone, one for e-mail address, etc.); to select another folder and displayanother type of data, move the joystick to left and right.Note: for further information about the different insertion modes, see page 13
18Phonebook menuPress while any name is displayed to access the phonebook menu:1New: enter a new phonebook contact2Modify current contact3Delete current contact4Speed dials the Speed Dials option controls 9 numbers in the phonebookthat you can call by simply pressing and holding down - in stand-by mode -the number key corresponding to the contact.5Memory in use lets you choose Phone memory or SIM memory as yourphonebook.6Fixed numbers allows you to limit outgoing calls to a series of numbersprotected by your PIN2.7Barred numbers allows you to block or unblock outgoing calls to certainnumbers.8 Here you can access and manage the so-called Service numbers. Thesenumbers vary according to your SIM card operator, and relate certainservices, such as voice mail or information.9Option menu: the sub-menu structure is as follows:1Delete all: to delete all the contacts from the phonebook2Memory status: includes information about the number of contacts whichcan be memorized and the number of free spaces3Copy: To copy part of the SIM card phonebook to your phone's memory andvice versa, insert the number corresponding to the first and last records inthe phonebook you would like to copy. All the numbers between those tworecords will be copied. To copy a single record, enter the record's position inthe phonebook twice.4Sort (this function is only available for the unit’s phonebook memory): thisfeature lets you sort the phonebook by first or last names. This is due to thefact that you can enter two character sequences for every number (i.e. firstand last names).
19Adding a number to the SIM card memoryYou can save a new contact to the phonebook in three ways:• while the unit is in stand-by, insert the number to be saved and press (you will be asked to insert the name, the category and the group of this newcontact)• while viewing the calls log (lost, incoming or outgoing) press andconfirm the menu item “Phonebook”• access the phonebook menu by pressing the joystick while looking at anycontact in the phonebook, then confirm menu item number 2 (“New”). Insertthe data in the fields, than press to save the new contact. To insert a datain a field, select the field with the joystick and press it to confirm the selection.Insert the data, then confirm by pressing Whichever is the way you choose, the new contact will be saved in the currentlyactive phonebook (SIM card or unit memory); be sure to activate the one youneed before saving a new contact.When all the needed fields have been filled in, press to save the newcontact and exit. To create a new contact at least one phone number or an e-mail address must be saved - other fields are optional.Searching for a name in your PhonebookWhile looking at the phonebook list:• Scroll through the names and make a selection by moving the joystick, or:• Press the keys corresponding to the first characters of the name you arelooking for; as every key is pressed, the selection scrolls to the first contactthat complies with your request. If the contact that appears on the lower partof the display is not the one you are looking for, insert one or more furthercharacters, or press to point the selection at that contact in the list andscroll with the joystick to the one you want. Press to call the selected number or send a new e-mail to the addresson the display.
20Voice DialThis unit includes the voice dial option. This feature enables you to make a callto a number in your phone memory (not in the SIM phonebook) by simplysaying a previously recorded word that has been set for that number.To set voice recognition for a number in your phonebook:• access your phonebook (phone memory)• search for and display the number you would like to add voice dial to• access the phonebook menu by pressing • access the menu item nr. 2 - “Modify”• select the phone number (home, work, mobile) you want to add voice dial to• press (“Extra”) and select menu 2, “Voice dial”.Save allows the user to record his voice. Confirm this selection and follow theinstructions (you will be asked to pronounce the word twice).IMPORTANT: the word you pronounce must be the name of the contact (do notuse a different word)Delete: use this function to delete the voice dial for the current contact.If the phone senses a similarity between the "vocal labels" and the word youhave pronounced, it will ask you to confirm you want to make the call to thename and number it recognized.The names and numbers in the phonebook you use the voice dial optionfor are designated as such with this iconTo make a call using the voice command, press , while the unit is instand-by, then pronounce the word
21CALLS LOGYour phone saves the main information on the most recent calls received(caller's number, if available; call start time; call type). Incoming calls include those you did not answer.Information relates to incoming calls placed when your phone is on, and in anarea with coverage. Some operators can send you information via SMS aboutthe calls that were made to your number when your phone was turned OFF, oroff-network.To access the call list, enter the main menu and confirm “4 - Calls”.Select and confirm the menu “List”; now you can choose among the followingcategories: “Unanswered”, “Received”, “Sent”, and “All” calls.Confirm “Delete all” to erase all the memorized calls data.While looking at the call list, move the joystick up and down to select a particularrow; press to call the number, or to delete the call from the list.By pressing the joystick you can access the options menu, organized asfollows:•Info shows the available data about the selected call (phone number, nameof the contact - if previously saved in the phonebook - date, time and durationof the call).•Phonebook allows you to save the phone number in thew phonebook (seepage 19).•SMS: select this feature to send a new SMS to the selected number•Estrai n° makes the number available in stand-by condition, as if it had beendialed by the users“N. X Missed calls” means that you didn’t answer to x incoming calls.By pressing while the unit is in stand-by condition, the list of the last calls(incoming, sent and unanswered) will appear.
22EMS/SMS MESSAGESEms: what they are and how to use themEMS (Enhanced Messages Services) are one of the most recent innovations inthe field of SMS text messaging. In addition to normal text messages, you cannow send sounds, melodies, pictures and animation.When the recipient reads the message (the recipient's phone must supportEMS), melodies play automatically, and any animation or pictures inserted inthe message appear alongside the text.Setting the SMS parametersBefore sending any messages, you will need to set some functionalparameters. Most of these settings are determined by your SIM card operator.You can create several profiles containing different settings (i.e. if you usedifferent network operators with separate SMS message centers, or if you senddifferently classed messages).Select Parameter profiles (3-1-4) - a list of the existing profiles is displayed.Choose the one you would like to edit by pressing Profile name (menu 3-1-4-x-1)This is the assigned profile name under which you are operating. It appears inthe available profile list.Service centre (menu 3-1-4-x-2)This is a telephone number given by your network operator (you can ask yourservice provider for it) to deliver messages. Do not confuse this number withthe phone number of the person to whom you are sending your message.Validity (menu 3-1-4-x-3)This network service lets you set a period during which time SMS messagesremain at the Message Center while it continues attempting to send them.Use or , to make your selection.T9 is a registeredtrademark of TegicCommunications, Inc.and is patentedtechnology in Europeand in other Countries.This unit can send and receive traditionalSMS messages. It has two additionalmessage features: T9 and EMS, whichspeed up the writing of messages and letyou insert drawings, animation, and audiointo the messages.To enable an SMS profile select it with the joystick, then press
23Delivery report (menu 3-1-4-x-4)Enable this function to get delivery confirmation for every message you send.Confirmation will be made by SMS; the only text will be a heading with therecipient's number, and the date and time the message was received.Destination (menu 3-1-4-x-5)This feature lets you memorize the telephone number of the recipient of yournew messages, and is particularly useful if you plan on sending many EMS/SMS messages to one number.Under this option, the number you set will automatically be designated as thenumber to send the message to; by pressing you can change thedesignated number so as to send a message to someone else.Type (menu 3-1-4-x-6)This network service lets you convert EMS messages into different formats,such as: ISDN and PSTN services, Pager, E-mail, Fax, etc.Change the preset "text" value only after contacting your network operator toverify that the other formats are supported.Extended Alphabet (menu 3-1-4-x-7)This feature is useful when you have to use special characters (i.e. a differentalphabet) that occupy more memory space. The total text length allowed for theSMS decreases to 70 characters. IMPORTANT: cellular phones that do not support a wide variety of charactersmay have difficulty in reading messages sent using this option.Class (menu 3-1-4-x-8)There are different classes of SMS messages. You can choose between themusing this menu.Store in SIM the message is stored in the recipient's SIM card memoryStore in mobile the message is stored in the cell phone memoryShow immediately the message is not memorized; it is displayed and thendeleted after being read.
24Reply Path (menu 3-1-4-x-9)When you enable this option, recipients of messages sent from your phone willbe able to use the same SMS Message Center as you. This is essential for anumber of SMS services, such as automatic substitution of messages inmemory with incoming messages. Contact your network administrator for more information.SMS info (menu 3-1-5)This feature provides information on the EMS messages on the SIM card.Specifically: the number of messages memorized, total SIM capacity, and theSMS Message Center number.Delete all (menu 3-1-6): this feature allows you to delete all the memorizedmessages (both written and received).Concatenated messages This unit supports concatenated messages. This option lets you writemessages longer than 160 characters. The total number of characters aredivided into two or more messages (maximum 5) and sent to the same number.A digit indicating the number of messages it will take to send your text appearsto the left of the characters counter in the editor.Writing and sending a new SMS/EMS message...Enter menu 3 - “Messages” and press twice to confirm menu “SMS” -“Write new”.Writing message textYou can write message text using one of two different options:In the lower part of the display you will find an icon indicating which writingmode you are in: either or ABC (normal mode).The 123 icon indicates you are in the digit mode, where each key correspondsto a digit.For more informations on how to insert alphanumerics, see page 13To switch writing mode, press briefly.The icon means that the next character will be a capital letter. If, after thefirst capital character, you press again, ALL the subsequent characterswill be upper-case.
25IT9/EMS menuPress while writing a message to access the T9/EMS menu; it lets you: • insert special characters (punctuation, currency symbols, etc); you can selectthem in a table you can access by selecting “Add symbol”• switch input method: “Input method” (ABC, T9, 123)• insert graphics or audio in the message - "Insert Obj.”• change the font dimension or apply special text formats (bold, italic,underlined) - “Format text”• Change the T9 dictionary to write text in another language - "Language"• Read the T9 help guide - "Help”When you insert an object into the message, an icon representing it appears inthe text editor and a certain number of text characters are used up in theprocess. There is an indicator in the lower right-hand portion of the screen thattells you how many characters are left.There are two kinds of EMS items....Specifically, Predefined items and User-defined items.In the first case, the items are sent from one phone to another using standardEMS defined codes. This option takes up less message space, but the itemsare displayed by the recipient's phone according to its own settings. User-defined items are not standard EMS encoded, and are sent in theirentirety. This means more message space is taken up; however, unlike above,what is displayed is the original item.How to send the message you have writtenWhen you have finished writing the message, press Enter the phone number of the person you want to send it to, and press ;choose one of the following menu options:•Preview message (available when at least one EMS item is inserted)•Send: the message•Store the message•Send & Store il messaggio•Parameter profiles allows you to use for the current message a specificprofiles, different from the default (see “Setting the SMS parameters” onpage 22)
26Reading the messages in your inboxWhen a message is received in your inbox, the phone emits a brief tone or ring(to set them see page 46);the symbol Bappears on the display.To read the new message you can access the shortcuts menu, whose first iconwill be “Read SMS”.The unread messages list appears; if only one new message arrived, it will beautomatically opened.While reading an SMS, press to access the option menu:•Reply open a text editor to write a reply •Delete delete current message•Get number gets the list of the numbers in the message (phone number ofthe sender and possible further numbers in the text (only if they’re longer than4 digits) to save them in the phonebook, call them, etc.•Forward to to send current message to another user•Save to MS: the message will be saved into unit’s memory (otherwise il wouldhave been saved into the SIM card, unless differently set in the relatedparameter)If the number you receive the message from is already stored in thephonebook, the corresponding name appears when you read it. This feature isvery useful when your network operator sends you messages with the numbersof your missed calls.To display your read and stored messages again...Access menu 3-1-2 ( Messages - SMS - Receiv./Written).A list of messages and their sender or recipient details will appear. To read amessage, select it and press ; to delete it, press .To delete all the messages...Access menu 3-1-6 (Messages - SMS - Delete all), then confirm by pressingWhen the SIM card and the unit’s memory can’t hold no more messages, thesymbol B becomes red and you can’t receive any new message.Deleteunnecessary messages to make room for new messages.
27Reading an EMS messageTo read an EMS message, use the same procedure as for SMS messages(“Reading the messages in your inbox” on page 26).Pictures and animations will appear alongside the text exactly as the senderintended. A musical note on a staff appears in the text to signal sounds andmelodies. While displaying a message, you can select the items in it by using the joystick.A broken line surrounds the selected item. When you select a sound or melody, the phone plays the audio.Saving an EMS itemYou can save user-defined items (see “There are two kinds of EMS items....” onpage 25) to the phone's memory for reuse in future messages.To save an item• select it as described earlier, then press to access the option menu• select and confirm the option “Save ....[item type]”
28MMS MESSAGESThis phone supports the MMS (Multimedia Messaging System) standard, whichallows transmission and receipt of multimedia messages.You can insert photo images into messages and send them with a WAPconnection (see “WAP browser” on page 37 for the necessary connectionsettings). This holds for pictures taken with the phone's camera, picturesreceived from others, or images downloaded from a PC. When you are sent anMMS, you receive a WAP message that includes the link you need to downloadthe MMS.Enter the Messages submenu from the main menu, and select item 2 - MMS.Choose Write New to compose a new message; then fill in the requested fields:To: insert the phone number or the e-mail address of the main addressee.CC: insert the phone number or the e-mail address of further possibleadresseesBcc: if you want to send the message to an addressee whose phonenumber or email must remain unknown to the other addresses, insert herehis addressSubject: subject of the messagePicture: choose the image to inseret in the messageSound: it is possible to insert a voice memo file or a polyphonic ringer tobe attached to the message (the receiver’s phone, if MMS compatible, willplay it during the reading of the message)Testo: insert the text of the message.Once the message is complete, press and choose amoing the followingoptions:•Send: send the message•Preview: shows the preview of the message as it will appear to theaddressees•Save template saves the message in the unit’s memory, so that it will beavailable to reuse it.MMS inbox: use this option to access the received messages.By pressing the joystick after having selected a message, an option menu willappear; it allows to: send again the current message, open it, delete it, 5(addressee’s number, date and time, file dimension, subject), get the numbersfrom the text (as you can do with SMS messages, see page 26), reply, forwardthe message to other users and Delete all the messages in the InboxMMS Outbox: the list of sent MMS appears. By pressing the joystick you canaccess the option menu, whose format is similar to the Inbox one.Templates: the list of the messages you saved in order to reuse them is shown.You can access, modify and send them as many times as you need.
29Settings is the function that allows you to manage the parameters of theconnection for MMS mailing; in particular:Preferred connection: to choose the connection profile to be used to send theMMS messages, or modify its parameters. Some of the profiles may have beenpreviously set, to match those of the network operators.Type of reception: two sub-menus are available: Settings allows you todecide whether an incoming message must be downloaded automatically assoon as the WAP browser receives the notice, rather than manually or inroaming mode; the latter means that if you are connected to your networkoperator, the message will be downloaded automatically; if you are connectedwith roaming service, you’ll have to start the download manually. Mode managethe limits of connection for the download, fixing the number limit of Attemptsor the Time of the download.Receive adverts: MMS standard provides that advertising messages carries aflag that allows the unit to recognize them, so that the user can decide whetherhe wants to receive them or not.Receive reports: to activate/deactivate the reception of the receive reports.Validity: the Service Centre tries to deliver the message to the addressee, fora cartain period of time. If the maximum time you decided elapses withoutresults, the message is deleted.Images: to set the dimension of the images in the messages.
30JAVAJava is an object-oriented programming language created by SunMicrosystems.It is platform indipendent; once a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) has been installedon a computer (no matter the type or the architecture) any Java application canbe executed.On the G83 the JVM MIDP 1.0 / CLDC 1.0 has been installed.Normally Java applications are executed runtime, that is compiled in full everytime you launch the program; this implies a certain slowness; the G83, on thecontrary, compiles the application just once, and the resulting bytecode issaved for the use to come (that will be remarkably faster).You can download Java applications (known as midlets) from the web(sometimes even for free) or transfer to the phone the ones you have on yourPC, (MsSync 4.0 or higher and data cable needed).To access Java features, select and confirm menu 7 - Plus , then press 3 -Java.Execute: the list of the available applications (already compiled) is shown.Select the one you need, press the joystick and follow the instructions on thescreen.Install: to compile a midlet and save the bytecode (only once).Download: use this feature to connect to a remote server and download newmidlets. Depending on the software configuration of your phone, some serverparameters may have been preset. Configure allows you to manage the parameters of the connection to theserver.
31PlusThe "Plus" menu (menu 7) offers the following options:Gallery per la gestione delle immagini memorizzateGamesJavaInfoGallery (menù 7-1)Three sub-menus are available: Images, Ringers and Audio. Each one leadsto the list of the respective files.By pressing the joystick while the images list is on the screen, the option menuwill be activated. It allows you to:1 open and view the selected image2 send current image via MMS, e-mail or IrDA connection3 delete current file4 rename current file (default names are Image001.jpg, Image002.jpg....)5 get the available info about the file6 set current image as wall-paper7 set current image as screen-saver8 delete all the imagesAnalogously, a similar option menu for ringers allows you to:1 open the file and listen to the ringer2 send the file via MMS, e-mail or IrDA connection3 get the available info about the file4 set current ringer to play for incoming calls5 delete all ringers (except the ones that were in the phone by default)And for audio files:1 New: to record a new voice memo2 Open: to open current file and listen to the memo3 Send current file via MMS, e-mail or IrDA connection4 Delete current file5 Rename current file6 Get available informations about current file7 Delete all voice memo
32Games4 games are available:Menu 7-2-1 CardsThis game follows general poker rules.You start with a fixed bet of $50, and $1000 in hand. If your 5cards do not prove to be a winning hand, you can draw from thedeck. Your winnings are automatically added to the sumappearing in the upper left-hand corner of the display. Thenumber of cards left in the deck appears in the lower left-handcorner. When all the cards have been used, the deck isautomatically shuffled. The game ends when you lose all yourmoney.Choose which cards to discard/change by pressing . Play yourcards and make your bet with the joystick, and then press it againto deal a new hand.Menu 7-2-2 PegsThe objective of this game is to take all the pegs until only one isleft, just like in classic checkers.To make a move press the joystick; move it to the left or right tochoose the peg you want to move, and push it to confirm yourselection. Finally, choose where you want to move the peg (i.e.which peg you want to take). Take the peg and start again until nomore moves can be made.To cancel last command, press .Menu 7-2-3 Apples&SnakeUse the joystick to move the snake and make him eat the applesappearing on the display. The snake can enter the door on oneside of the display and come out the door on the opposite side.Your goal is to accumulate points and keep the snake from eatingits tail and hitting the walls.Menu 7-2-4 Shoot ‘em allUse the joystick to control the cannon and destroy the aliensinvading the earth. Move the joystick to the right or left to movethe cannon, and press it to shoot. You get bonus points if you hitthe mother ship that appears periodically.JavaFor the informations about this feature, see “Java” on page 30
33Voice memoThis feature allows you to record voices and sounds as if the phone was aportable recorder; afterwards, you can also listen to the audio files, asdescribed on page 31. If no filename appear in the list, only the first menu itemwill be availableInfoA great deal of information relating to your SIM card and phone is available fromthe Info menuSoftware Version displays your phone's software version.SIM Card displays the SIM card phase (1 or 2), the country code (MCC), andyour service provider's GSM network code (MNC.Own number displays the phone number corresponding to your SIM card. Ifthe number does not appear, or to change it, press . Any incorrect digits willbe erased; enter the correct number and confirm by pressing .IMEI displays the phone's serial number.IMPORTANT: keep the phone's packaging, or the first page of this manual withthe phone's important information, including IMEI code.If you lose your phone, or if it is stolen, provide your network operator with theIMEI code immediately. This allows you to block use of your phone on GSMnetworks offering this service.Total data displays the total amount of data your phone has sent or receivedduring GPRS connections.Total life visualizza il tempo totale di conversazione (chiamate entranti euscenti) del cellulare; questo dato non è azzerabileFree memory shows the quantity of available memory of the phone.
34APPLICATIONS (menù 6)Alarm: to enable the alarm, confirm menu 6-1 and set the time, then press .In the following screen you can turn ON or OFF the alarm. Sounds andvibrations of the alarm can be adjusted in the Audio profiles.Organizer: displays your weekly schedule. to insert a task, select the day bymoving the joystick and confirm by pressing ; then select the type of the task(meeting, birthday, call, anniversary, memo) and the time of the alarm. Press again to confirm, then choose how often do you need the alarm to berepeated (No repeat, Every day, Every week, Every month, Every year). Now atext editor allows you to insert a text message that will appear on the display atthe expiration of the alarm. Memo Pad: this is a space for you to write and save brief notes; you can usethe ABC or T9 mode to write the text. Add allows you to create a new memo,Select to open and read one of the saved memo. Delete and Delete all todelete current or all memo.To do list: The Add option lets you enter a reminder for future tasks. Bypressing the joystick you access the option menu: use Add to add a new item,Delete to delete current item and Delete all to delete all the items in the list.While looking at the list, by pressing you can add or remove the symbolto remind you have/have not performed the task.CalculatorThe unit's calculator works just like a normal calculator; insert numbers bypressing keys ... ; select which operations to perform by moving thejoystick and then press to read the result.Press to cancel last digit.To enter a digital point, press .
35Currency converter: in the upper and lower part of the screen there are twofields; each one is labelled with the name of a currency. Insert the value to beconverted in one of the fields, then press to perform the conversion; theconverted value will appear in the other field. In the middle of the screen youcan see the exchange rate.By pressing the joystick you can access the option menu: Euro converterallows you to choose among several preset currencies; Custom allows tocreate new currencies, inserting their respective names and the exchange rate.Unit converter: this feature works similarly to the currency converter. Whenyou press the joystick, a list of measurements appears (length, area, volume,weight), as well as the units you can convert to.SyncMLUsing a WAP connection, this phone unit can access a server and save yourpersonal phonebook and organizer contents to it. This feature provides you withmore memory space and the possibility of updating ("Synchronizing") theserver with your phone's data, and viceversa.Synchronize (menu 6-8-1) establishes a WAP connection with the specifiedserver, and updates the database according to menu 6-8-2 Server Setting.1WAP Profile: Choose which of the preset profiles you would like to use forthe synchronization2Server User ID: Set the user ID you access the server with3Server Password: Enter your password to access services4Server URL: Enter the URL (address) of the server you want access5Phonebook Server Name: Enter the name of the phonebook you want toupdate. This option is available in cases where you can save severaldifferent phonebooks on the server, all under different names6Calendar Server Name: Name of the organizer you want to update(saved to the server)7Database to be synchronized: Select this option to establish aconnection and update the Phonebook or Calendar.
36GPRSGPRS (General Packet Radio Service) is an evolution of the GSM system. Itleaves the voice transmission mode unchanged, but at the same time greatlyimproves data transmission performance by using a "packet" system. Your phone uses the GPRS system. You can connect the phone to a PC with aspecial small cable and establish a fast data connection. You can also hitch itup to the Internet whenever the fixed network connection is not available(option available on certain models).The main features of the GPRS connection:Speed The fastest connection speed reaches about 40Kbits per second.This speed is much higher than with the normal GSM network. Connecting SpeedGPRS gives you immediate connection to the network, meaning you can sendand receive information whenever you need to. EfficiencyPacket switching means that the phone only occupies radio frequencies whilereceiving or transmitting data.Operators can maximize their network efficiency by allocating resources in amore dynamic way, based on actual need. They can dedicate circuit switchingand infrastructure to voice traffic only, and reduce SMS center traffic by usingthe interface between the SMS and GPRS systems. RatesYou pay for the GPRS service on the basis of data transferred, not on the basisof connection time.The GPRS unit lets you display how much data you have sent and receivedduring the GPRS connection. It will then allow you to estimate the connectioncost based on your menu settings. Before establishing a GPRS connection you have to select a few parameters inmenu 5-9-1 Settings.This information is given to you by your service provider.
37WAP BROWSERPer collegarsi ad Internet con il browser WAP• You must have a call details enabled SIM card, and a subscription with yournetwork operator or service provider.• Find a place where the signal is strong and where it will stay so - this willgreatly improve the quality of your connection.• Access the main menu and select 8 - WAP Browser • Confirm option 1 - WAP Browser to connect.If you have enabled Call waiting (see page 43) and you receive a call duringan Internet session, the standard incoming call signal will appear on the display;press to accept the call and close the internet connection, or to rejectthe call.If call waiting is disabled, an incoming call will not interrupt your Internetsession. When you use WAP for the first time, you may be requested to activate thesecurity feature; confirm with .During an Internet connection, several keys have special functions:Browse WAP page contents by moving the joystick.In the text editor press this key to delete the character to the left ofthe cursor, or press and hold to delete the entire text; have Soft Key functions
38WAP settings (menù 8-4)Before making your first WAP connection, you will need to define a number ofsettings - your service provider will supply you with most of this information, if itis missing.Your phone may already be configured for Internet access; in this case, themenu will be Internet ready with the corresponding settings: repeatedly press to exit the menu and return to the stand-by display.Factory settings let the phone hold up to six "Profiles".The WAP menu has the following design:8WAP browser1WAP browser > connection2Last page > Link to the last opened WAP page3Go to URL > to access a site by inserting its URL4Settings1Proxy 12Proxy 23Proxy 34 Proxy 45 Proxy 56 Proxy 61Connection name > insert name2IP address > __.__.__.__3IP port > nr. porta4Hompage > ind. homepage5Linger time > ins. linger time6Connections > selezionareEntering configuration data...• Choose the setting you would like to define by moving the joystick up or down,and then press it to select the desired item• enter data and confirm with .• go to the next item by moving the joystick up or downMove the joystick to the left to go back a level on the menu (without confirmingchanges), or move it up and down to scroll through the options;press to delete the displayed information.
39Settings Needed to Connect with WAP browser....1 Connection Name: this is the name corresponding to each of the threeavailable profiles; it appears on the upper menu level when you are given theoption of choosing the profile settings you want to view/change. If no profilehas been set, the options are displayed as Proxy 1...Proxy 6.2 Indirizzo IP: Enter the IP address (Proxy) by using the joystick to move thecursor through the settings. When the field is not blank the cursorautomatically moves to the next field.3 Porta IP: Enter the requested data (usually 9201 or 9203).4 Homepage: Enter the home page's URL (if it is not the same as the WAPProxy, it may not be accepted). It will usually start "http://wap…".5 Linger-Time: this is the amount of time (in seconds) that has to go bywithout data transmission, before the connection is aborted.6 Connections: this feature lets you choose your connection type (i.e. GPRSor GSM).Once you have entered all the information correctly, return to the WAPBrowser menu, and go to menu 1 WAP Browser submenu to connect.Browser menuDuring a WAP Internet session, press and hold to access the browsermenu (the menu's design is shown below). It offers a series of very usefulfeatures for Internet navigation.DaAt this point, move the joystick up or down to scroll through the menuoptions, and press to select the feature you want, as indicated by the icons. Nota: The WAP Browser uses the phone's preset languages for Soft Keyfeatures and error messages, even though you may be using differentlanguages when connected to the Internet.
40The Browser Menu design is as follows:1Back2Home3 Exit4 Bookmarks5Inbox6 Show URL7 Save items8Reload9 Impostazioni10 Settings1 Homepage2 Scroll mode1 Block2 SmoothScroll speed is1Fast2 Medium3Slow3 Send referrer4 Key PressTimeout1Fast2 Medium3Slow4OFF5 Circuit prompt6Security1 Secure promptOnOff2 Current certificate3 CA Certificate4 AuthenticationAuthentication cache is:onoff8 Avanzato1 Go To URL2Restart Browser3 Downloads4 View Title RegionView Title regionWrap text in Title region5 About...
41FUNCTIONS IN DETAILCamera (menu 1)For information on using the camera and its features, see “CAMERA” onpage 15.Phonebook (menu 2)For information on the phonebook and its features, see “PHONEBOOK” onpage 17.Messages (menu 3)For information on sending and reading EMS/SMS messages (menu 3"Messages"), see “EMS/SMS MESSAGES” on page 22.For details on MMS, refer to page 28Voice mail (menu 3-3): insert the number to be dialed to connect to your voicemailbox.Push messages (menù 3-4) Your service provider may send you special SMSmessages containing WAP addresses, or links your WAP browser can read.You can subscribe to any number of services that provide you with the latestnews for example. An SMS message you receive may contain an article title; inthis case, by pressing the corresponding key you can directly connect to the sitewith the full article.Importing the connection settings to the WAP browser is another commonfeature of WAP push messages. Thanks to this feature you can avoid enteringsettings manually.Reading a WAP push message: when you receive a message, the @ symbolappears; Enter menu 3-4 and choose the message you want to read; confirmyour selection with .Email (menu 3-5): You can send and receive email just like with a PC.Read: using your server address and password, you can connect to yourmail server and read any mail in your Inbox.Write: After filling in each of the following items press : e-mailaddress of recipient, the subject, and the message itself. The text editorfor email is the same as for SMS messages - including use of T9
42Configure: use this menu to define the settings for your phone connectionto the mail server, so that you can send and receive email. The followinginformation is needed:Profile nameUser namePasswordPOP3 serverSMTP ServerE-mail addressConnections (GPRS/GSM)Zone messages (menu 3-6): zone messages are freee messages sent by thenetwork operators, that appear onthe display when the unit is in stand-bycondition. The most common is the name of the area you are in.In order to manage this feature, the following sub-menus are available:Reception: choose whether or not to display the messages you receive fromyour network operator (the kinds of messages you will receive, and the way toenable this service varies from operator to operator).Type filter: Select this option to see the different kinds of filters you can use toallow only certain types of messages to be displayed. Press or toactivate/deactivate selected filter.Language filter: by pressing or you can select the languages youwould like to receive messages in.Read: use this function to show active messages.Calls (menu 4)List is the first menu item and lets you display the information relating to yourmost recent outgoing, incoming, and missed calls ( see “Calls log” on page 21)The Cost (menù 4-2) feature lets you manage the cost of your calls.Last call displays the cost of your most recent call.All Calls displays the total cost.Credit displays the amount of credit you have left (this feature depends onyour operator and the kind of SIM card you have).Cost Control lets you set the currency and the unit value using the twosubmenus. To define these settings, enter your PIN2.Reset Costs: to reset the costs stored under this feature, enter PIN2.Call duration (menu 4-3) lets you know how long your calls last. Select andconfirm the item you want information for: Last Call, Received calls, Sent calls.Delete lets you reset the counters.
43Call Waiting (menu 4-4): is a feature provided by your network operator. Thisservice lets you know you have an incoming call while you are on the phone.You have three options: Activate, Deactivate the service, or query the networkto Check the current status.Barring (menu 4-5) lets you create a filter for incoming and outgoing calls, soyou can block undesired ones. You can block: all Incoming calls, IncomingAbroad calls, Originated calls; all outgoing International calls, or all OutgoingInternational calls except for calls to home Country. Clear All eliminates all thefilters, so you can receive and make any type of call. Change Code gives youthe option of changing the security code needed to block calls.Divert (menu 4-6) gives you the option of forwarding an incoming call toanother number. You can forward unanswered calls (No reply option), calls youreceive while the phone is out of signal range (No reachable) , or when yourphone is busy. You can also divert all the calls that don’t below to any of thelast three categories (All unconditionally).Send Number (menu 4-7) lets you decide whether or not to allow your numberto be displayed on the phone you are calling - select Preset to use the thedefault network setting, Send always to send your number whenever you call,or Hide number to hide your number.Calls Control (menu 4-8) lets you enable an audio signal that will beep afterevery 60 seconds of conversation, so you can control the length of calls.SMS messages ALWAYS contain the sender's number, irrespective of theabove settings.
44Settings (menu 5)These menu features let you manage the phone's numerous settings, from theringer, display brightness, and SMS alert volume, all the way to the securitycodes.The menu option Display (menu 5-1) gives you access to the display settingscontroling the screen and everything on it.you can set the Brightness (5-1-1) and the Backlight duration (5-1-2).The phone has a Screen saver (5-1-3) option. You can choose the designyou would like to appear on the screen after a certain amount of time (toset delay time - menu 5-1-3-3 Delay) has gone by since the last key touch. Use Select (menu 5-1-3-1) to choose a screen saver from the list. Select Enable (5-1-3-2) to enable or disable the screen saver option.Wallpaper (5-1-4): choose this option to select the picture that you wouldlike to appear on the screen in stand-by mode. Select (5-1-4-1) to choose between the available pictures.To use the pictures taken with the phone's CCD camera as a background,refer to page 31 of this manual.With Enable (5-1-4-2) you can choose whether or not to turn thebackground display on. Use Operator Logo (5-1-4-3) to choose whether or not to display your SIMcard operator's logo.Main menu style (5-1-5): choose the appearance of the main menu(Rotational menu - 3D or Grid menu - 2D).In the Color settings menu (5-1-6) you can modify the colors used on thedisplay (there are a number of preset styles, each of which corresponds toa different background color composition, text color, etc..Date and time (menu 5-2): set the clock (Time setup), set current date (DateSetup), change Date format (month/day/year - day/month/year - year /month/day); enable or disable Internet time, Daylight summer time andchoose the World timezones.Automatic Power OFF (menu 5-2-4) is a feature that allows the phone toswitch OFF at a certain time; select Time Setup (5-2-4-1) to set the time, andEnable (5-2-4-2) to activate/deactivate the feature.The Fonts (menu 5-3) menu lets you choose one of four fonts to use in writingtext: Young, Thin, Classic and Narrow.Security (menu 5-4) this menu manages all the security codes and settings, aswell as automatic keylock.PIN (5-4-1): enable PIN request (menu 5-4-1-1) when you turn on thephone, change current PIN (menu 5-4-1-2), change PIN2 (menu 5-4-1-3).Phone lock (menu 5-4-2): only those knowing the 5 digit code you mustenter when first turning on the unit can use the phone lock (when you firstbuy the phone the code is 00000); to change the code, select ChangeCode (menu 5-4-2-3). When you choose No Lock (menu 5-4-2-1) you are
45not required to enter a code. To request code verification, select Lock(menu 5-4-2-2).Autolock keyboard: when you enable this feature, the keypad locksautomatically after 30 seconds without use. The keypad lock mode worksin the same way as manual lock ( see “Locking and Unlocking the Keypad”on page 11)Networks (menu 5-5)This menu manages the phone's GSM network connection.Using Search Network, the phone searches for available networks andlists them. Access the network you want with . The ones with acrossed-out phone receiver near them are not accessible.Home net displays the name of your SIM card operator.Network list lets you create a list of GSM networks the phone will try toconnect to when it does not succeed in accessing the default SIM cardnetworkSelection gives you the option of Automatic or Manual GSM networkselection.Select Band: to use this unit in EU Countries, choose 900-1800. InCountries using GSM DCS 1900 MHz (i.e. Canada and the United States),choose 900-1900.Network led allows you to choose whether a LED on the phone has toblink or not to signal the network connection.Audio profilesThere are 6 preset audio profiles, along with one user-defined, Custom profile.For each one, you can change the ringer, vibro-call, and audio signal settings.After defining the settings, all you need to do is use the most appropriate profilefor your present situation. In a single touch, you can change a full group ofsettings all-at-once.To activate a different audio profile, access the profile list from the shortcutssee “Shortcuts” on page 13, or from the main menu 5-6, select the profile youwant to enable and confirm with . To edit an audio profile’s settings, select it and press the joystick.
46Each profile manage the following parameters:Ringer (profile X - menu 1)With this option you can set the following:Ring volume: controls the volume of the ringer that sounds when youhave an incoming call. Move the joystick to the right or left to change thevolume level, and then confirm with .Ring type: choose among the melodies available in the Gallery the oneyou would like the phone to play to signal an incoming call.Ringer Mode: gives you a list of different call alert styles: 1Only ringer2Ringing after vibro3Ringing and vibro4Vibro5Ringer OFF (no sound, no vibro)Manner Mode: when you choose this option, the ringer volume will be onlow when the phone first rings and will gradually increase with eachsubsequent ring until it reaches the maximum. AlarmJust like with the normal ringer, you can choose the alarm's settings. The menuis very similar: melody, volume, vibrating alert, etcKlick vol.: when you enable this feature, the phone emits a tone each time youpress a key. You can set the volume for this feature under each audio profile.Move the joystick to the right or left to change the volume, and press toconfirm and return to the menu.Warning tones (profilo x - menu 4): he unit sounds these alerts in the presenceof certain events.Every event (New SMS or MMS, New Class Zero SMS, Battery Low, PowerOn, Power Off, connection to the Network, No network available) hascorresponding menu options letting you change the Volume, ring Type, andwarning ring Mode.When you access the audio profile list, you will see the option DTMF. Thisoption lets you turn DTMF tones ON or OFF (see “DTMF - what is it, and whatis its use” on page 9).Answer mode (menu 5-7): this option lets you choose how to respond toincoming calls.Preset allows you to answer by pressing .Any Key Answer: answer a call by pressing any key except or .
47Auto Answer gives you the option of answering the phone automatically aftera preset number of rings. This feature is particularly useful when using ahands-free device.Language (menu 5-8) lets you set the language for the menus and prompts. Ifyou choose Automatic, the phone will select the language of the country whereyour SIM card comes from. If the phone does not support the language, it willchoose English by default.Connection (menu 5-9) this option’s features allow you to edit and manage theconnections settings, including activating the IrDa port. See also “GPRS” apag. 36.Restore F.P. restores the phone to its original factory settings.Applications (menu 6)For informations about this menu and its functions, see “APPLICATIONS(menù 6)” on page 34.Plus (menu 7)For informations about this menu and its functions, see “Plus” on page 31Declaration of ConformityHereby, Dai Telecom, declares that this phone is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions od Directive 1999/5/EC.The related Declaration of Conformity is available on request by Dai Telecom headquarter, viale Stazione di Prosecco, 5b 34100 Sgonico - Trieste - Italy
48FCC STATEMENTS:Modification statement:Any changes or modifications made to this device that are not expressly approved by DAITelecom S.p.A. may void the user's authority to operate the equipment.Interference statement:This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following twoconditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device mustaccept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesiredoperation.Your phone may cause TV or radio interference (for example, when using a telephone inclose proximity to receiving equipment). The FCC or Industry Canada can require you to stopusing your telephone if such interference cannot be eliminated. If you require assistance,please contact your local service facility.Your mobile phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured notto exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio-frequency (RF) energy. These limits arepart of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the generalpopulation.The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independentscientific organisations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies.Theguidelines include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons,regardless of age and health. The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs aunit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR.The SAR limit set bypublic authorities such as the Federal Communications Commission of the US Government(FCC), the Australian Communications Authority (ACA) or by Industry Canada, is 1.6 W/kgaveraged over 1 gram of body tissue.Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions with the phone transmittingat its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands.Although the SAR isdetermined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone whileoperating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed tooperate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network.In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lower the power outputof the phone. Before a phone model is available for sale to the public, compliance withnational regulations and standards must be shown. While there may be differences betweenthe SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they all meet the governmentrequirement for RF exposure.For body-worn operation, the phone meets FCC RF exposure guidelines provided that it isused with a non-metallic accessory with the handset at least 2 cm from the body. Use of otheraccessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines.Your telephone is equipped with a built-in antenna. For optimal operation, you should avoidtouching it or degrading it.RF exposure informationTHIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE FCC REQUIREMENTS FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIOWAVES.WARNING: This equipment must not be used for data transmission via GPRS when it is placed in the waist or head.
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