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A220_LM_012703 SCH-A220 Series Portable Dual Mode T elephone User’ s Guide Please read this manual before operating your phone, and keep it for future reference.
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5 T able of Contents Chapter 1 - Getting Start ed ........... ........... 13 Making and Answering a Call ........................ .............. .. 14 Outgoing ........ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ... 14 Incoming .
6 Using the Travel Adapter ...... ........... ........... ........... ............ ... 41 Battery Indic ator .. ............ ........... ........... ......... ........... .......... 42 Chapter 4 - Using Your Phone .................. 43 Phone Modes ...
7 Chapter 5 - PhoneBook .... .............. ........ 55 PhoneBook ............... ......................... ...................... ..... 56 Internal Phonebook Options ........... ........... ........... ......... ...... 56 Finding a number .......... .
8 Three-Way Calling ......... ... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........ 71 Placing a Three-way Call .... ... ........... ........... .. ........... ........ 7 1 Call Waiting ........ ........... ............ ........... ........... .
9 Chapter 8 - Mobile Web .. ............ ........... 85 Wireless Web ............ .......................................... .......... 86 Accessing the Web ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ...... 87 Launching the Browser .
10 Deleting a Memo ..... .. ......... ... ........... ........... ........... .......... 99 Alarm ...... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........ 100 Setting an Alarm .............. ........... .............. .
11 Roam Ringer ....... ........... .. ........... ........... ........... ............ . 115 Key Beep ...... ......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ . 115 Tone Length ..... .............. ........... ........... ........
12 Electronic Devices ........ ........... ........... ........... ........... ...... 131 Pacemakers .......... ........... ........... ........... ......... ........... .... 132 Hearing Aids .. .. ............ ........... ........... ........... .. .
Chapter 1 - Getting Started The following topics are discu ssed in this Chapter: • Making and Answering a Call • Setting up V oicemail • T urning the Phon e ON and OFF • Phone Menu T ree.
Chapter 1 - Getting Star ted 14 Making and Answering a Call Outgoing T o make a call using your ke ypad: 1. Make sure y our phone is on. 2. Enter a phone number . (If you make a mistake while dialing, press to erase one digit at a time. Press and hold to erase the e ntire number .
Chapter 1 - Getting Star ted 15 • to Silence Ringer . • Depending on your settings, y ou may also answer incoming calls simply by opening the phone or by pressing any digit. (T o answer a call whe n you are roaming and Call Guard is enabled, you must press to answer the call.
Chapter 1 - Getting Star ted 16 search f or ser v i ce by pressing any k ey (when your phone is tur n ed ON). T urning Y our Phone OFF Press for a fe w se conds until you see the powering down animation on the display screen. Y our screen remains blank while your phone is off (unless the batter y is ch arging).
Chapter 1 - Getting Star ted 17 1: Y es 2: No 4: Lifetime 2: PhoneBook 1: Find 2: Add New Entry 3: Group Setting 1: F amily 1: Rename 2: LED 3: Ringer 2: F r iends 1: Rename 2: LED 3: Ringer 3: Collea.
Chapter 1 - Getting Star ted 18 3: W eb Guard 1: None 2: Both 3: T o End 4: T o Star t 4: Connection 1: V oice Call Only 2: F ax One Time 3: F ax Only 4: Data One Time 5: Data Only 4: Message 1: New M.
Chapter 1 - Getting Star ted 19 1: On 2: Off 3: Entry Method 1: T9 Word 2: Alphabet 4: Delivery ACK 1: Y es 2: No 5: Canned Msg 1: Y es 2: No 3: Call Me 4: Need Directions 5: Where are you? 6: Will ca.
Chapter 1 - Getting Star ted 20 1: Y es 2: No 5: V oice Dial 1: Record 2: Re view 3: Erase All 4: Set Active 1: # ke y only 2: # ke y/Open 6: T ools 1: T oday 2: Scheduler 3: T ask List 4: Memo P a d .
Chapter 1 - Getting Star ted 21 1: On 2: Off 5: Backlight 1: Open 2: 30 seconds 3: 8 seconds 4: Off 6: Service LED 1: On 2: Off 7: Contrast 8: V ersion 2: Sounds 1: Ringer V olume 1: Calls 1: Off 2: V.
Chapter 1 - Getting Star ted 22 1: V oicemail 2: T e xt 3: Web Alert 3: Data/F ax In 4: Schedule 3: Aler ts 1: Minute Beep 1: On 2: Off 2: Service 1: On 2: Off 3: Connect 1: On 2: Off 4: Disconnect 1:.
Chapter 1 - Getting Star ted 23 3: Call Guard 1: Y es 2: No 4: Secur ity 1: Lock Phone 1: Un lo cked 2: On P ower-Up 3: Lock No w 2: Restriction 1: Restrict All 2: PBook only 3: Special #s 4: Off 3: C.
Chapter 1 - Getting Star ted 24 2: V oiceDial 3: Calculator 4: Scheduler 5: RingerT ype 6: Worldtime 7: Display 8: Alarm 3: Right K ey 1: PBookSearch 2: V oiceDial 3: Calculator 4: Scheduler 5: Ringer.
Chapter 1 - Getting Star ted 25 In-Use Menu 1: Mute 2: Calls 3: PhoneBook 4: 3-W a y Call 5: Messages 6: T ools 7: V ersion.
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Chapter 2 - Getting to Know Y our Phone The following topics are discu ssed in this Chapter: • Y our Consumer Package • Front View of the A220 • Features of the A220.
Chapter 2 - Getting to Know Y our Phone 28 Y our Consumer Package Y our consume r package contains the f ollowing items: • Samsung SCH-A220 phone • 2 Samsung Standard Li-Ion battery • Samsung T .
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Chapter 2 - Getting to Know Y our Phone 30 Front view of the SCH-A220.
Chapter 2 - Getting to Know Y our Phone 31 Key Functions Key Functions Displays the first level or Ma in Menu of options. Press again to view the next menu page. The OK/Message key allows you to s ave or select the desired menu function. It also launches the Me ssage menu when in standby mode.
Chapter 2 - Getting to Know Y our Phone 32 This key allows you to scroll through the phone menu options, and provides a shortcut to phone functions from Standby Mode. Enters the Mobile We b menu. Launches the web browser when you press for a few seconds.
Chapter 2 - Getting to Know Y our Phone 33 Viewing the Display Screen The Main LCD screen displa ys the f ollowing symbols: Enters the pound [#] character for calling features. In text entr y mode, press to enter a spa ce. If you pres s and hold for a few secon ds, voice dial is launched.
Chapter 2 - Getting to Know Y our Phone 34 Indicates that an alarm is set on your phone. Indicates you ha ve voicemail, text, numeric pages, or web a lert messages waiting. Pres s briefly to see a list of pending messages or press and hold to dial voicemail box.
Chapter 2 - Getting to Know Y our Phone 35 Features of your A220 Congr a tulations on the purchase of y ou new phone. The A220 is lightw e ight, compact, and of f ers many e xciting new f eatures.
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Chapter 3 - Batter y & Charging Devices The following topics are discu ssed in this Chapter: • Battery Installation • Charging the Battery.
Chapter 3 - Batt er y & Charging De vices 38 Batter y Installation Y our PCS Phone is equip ped with a Lithium Ion (LiIon) battery . It allows y ou to recharge y our batter y bef ore it is fully drained. The battery provides appro ximately 2 hours of continu ous digital talk time an d 140 hours of continuou s digital standby time .
Chapter 3 - Battery & Charging Devices 39 2. Gently push th e top end of the batter y down until you hear it snap in place. Removing the battery T o remov e the battery from your phone: 1. T u r n the phone off by pressing and holding . 2. Push the batter y release latch up and pull the batter y aw ay from the latch.
Chapter 3 - Batt er y & Charging De vices 40 Charging the battery Y our pho ne is pow ered by a rechar geabl e standard Li- Ion batter y . Only use Sam su ng -a p proved tra vel adaptors and batt e ries. These adapt ors are designed to maximiz e battery life .
Chapter 3 - Battery & Charging Devices 41 Desktop Charger The desktop charg er allows y ou to charge the phon e by placing it into the charge r . Y ou can also insert an extr a battery in the rear slot of the charger .
Chapter 3 - Batt er y & Charging De vices 42 2. Connect the adaptor to a st andard AC wall outlet. The LED (located at the top of y our phone) indicates that the phone is charging by tur ni ng red. 3. The follo wing LED colo rs indicate the charging status of the batter y: • Red indicates that the battery is charging.
Chapter 4 - Using Y our Phone The following topics are discu ssed in this Chapter: • Phone Modes • Call Functions • Emergency Dialing • Speed Dialing • Pause Dialing.
Chapter 4 - Using Y our Phone 44 Phone Modes Y our phone has se v eral diff erent modes of operation that allow y ou to easily use your phone’ s man y new f eatures.
Chapter 4 - Using Y our Phone 45 Power Save M ode Y our phone has a p ower sa ving mode that redu ces the amount of ba ttery power used during certain situations. This feature is automatica lly activated after 15 minutes of searching . Once the p ower sa ve mode is en abled, a message is disp la y ed on the screen.
Chapter 4 - Using Y our Phone 46 Call Functions It ma y become necessar y to dial emergency numbers , re-dial a pre vious phone numbe r , or use sp ecial di aling instructions when trying to connect to an automated ser vic e.
Chapter 4 - Using Y our Phone 47 6. Press and hold to erase any numbers. 7. Enter the desired number and press to sav e. T o Cal l an Emergency Number: 1. Enter the emergency number using the numeri c ke ypad. 2. Press . Speed Dialing Speed dial entries are used b y pressing one, two , or three ke ys.
Chapter 4 - Using Y our Phone 48 3. Press and hold the third digit for a f ew seconds. The displa y confir ms that the number has been dialed whe n it shows “Calling”.
Chapter 4 - Using Y our Phone 49 • Calls - Allows you to view the call log histor y for Incoming, Outgoing, and missed calls. • PhoneBook - Allows you to access the phonebook. • 3-Way Call - Allows y ou to make a three-way call. With this option, you can speak to two diff erent callers at the same time.
Chapter 4 - Using Y our Phone 50 Redialing Last Call T o dial the last outgoing call, press twice. Y our phone stores the la st 10 numbers in the outgoing call log. T o recall any o f the numbers: 1. Press from standb y mode to displa y the outgoing call lo g.
Chapter 4 - Using Y our Phone 51 3. Press f or Missed Calls . Note: Y ou can also access this menu by pressing in Standb y mode. Incoming Calls When a call is ans wered, an entry is sav ed in the incoming call log. The e n try contains the caller info rmation ( if av ailable), time, and du ration of the call.
Chapter 4 - Using Y our Phone 52 Erasing Call Histor y This option allo ws you to delete the entries stored in each of the call logs , or to erase all entries. T o erase the entr ies: 1. Press . 2. Press f o r Call Histor y . 3. Press f o r Erase History .
Chapter 4 - Using Y our Phone 53 Airtime This option displa ys the numbe r of calls t o or f rom y our phone num ber with the air time used for each call. The air time ca n be reset or erase at anytime. This f eature is helpful in estimatin g the total amount of phone usage .
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Chapter 5 - PhoneBook The following topics are discu ssed in this Chapter: • PhoneBook • Character Input • Adding a New Entry • Adding Additional Entries.
Chapter 5 - PhoneBoo k 56 PhoneBook The phonebook allo ws you to store frequen tly used phone numb ers. Y ou can sa ve up to 500 total number s, with each entry containing up to six diff erent numbers . Each numbe r in the entr y can hav e a unique group associated with it, such as office, hom e, mobile, pager , f ax, or no label.
Chapter 5 - PhoneBook 57 2. Press f or PhoneBook . 3. Press f or Find . 4. Press the navigation k ey left or right to display the f ollo wing find options: • By Name - Allows you to search us ing the first few let ters of the entr y’ s name. • By Entry - Allows you to search using the entry location number .
Chapter 5 - PhoneBoo k 58 • T9 (English) - T9 uses technology to automatically create the word you are trying to enter based on th e possible matches containing the letters entered. T o cycle through the different choices, pres s . • Alpha - This method allows you to enter letters using the keypad.
Chapter 5 - PhoneBook 59 Entering Alpha Charact ers The alpha char acter input allows y ou to enter letters that corres pond with th e ke yp ad. By default, the first letter of the word is capitalized f ollowed by low ercase letters .
Chapter 5 - PhoneBoo k 60 Note: If you press and hold a key for a few seconds, it will automatically di splay the number . Symbols T o enter a symbol, select the symbol mode and press the k ey that correspon ds with the symbol displa yed on the screen.
Chapter 5 - PhoneBook 61 6. Enter a name f or entr y using the nu me ric k e ys. Press to change the entr y method between T9, Alpha, Symbol, and Number . 7. When f inished entering the name, press to return to the phone book entr y . 8. Press to sav e.
Chapter 5 - PhoneBoo k 62 Editing an Existin g Phone Number T o edit an e xisting phone number stored in the phonebook: 1. Press . 2. Press f o r PhoneBook . 3. Press f or Find . 4. Select the desired entr y and press . 5. Press to edit the entr y . 6.
Chapter 5 - PhoneBook 63 6. Enter the name usi n g the k eypad. 7. Press to Save . 8. Press to Confirm . Making a Call from the PhoneB ook T o make a call from the ph onebook: 1. Press . 2. Press f o r PhoneBoo k . 3. Press f or Find . 4. Select the desired entr y and press .
Chapter 5 - PhoneBoo k 64 10. Press the navigation k ey to the left or right to highlight and listen to the desired Ringer and press . 11. Press to Save . 12. Press to Confirm Secret PhoneBook Entrie s Phonebook entries can be sa ved as Secret. Once secret, the entr y will displa y the name, but the phone number is not displa yed.
Chapter 5 - PhoneBook 65 T urning Off Secret Entry 1. Press . 2. Press f o r PhoneBook . 3. Press f or Find . 4. Select the desired entr y and press . 5. Press to edit the entr y . 6. Enter the lock code . 7. Press the navigation ke y do wn until Secret is selected.
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Chapter 6 - Operating Features The following topics are discu ssed in this Chapter: • Common Voice Functions • Three-Way Calling • Call W aiting • Call Forwarding • Caller ID.
Chapter 6 - Oper ating F eatures 68 Common Voice Functions Voice Diali ng The v oice dialing f eature allo ws you t o speak a name to dial a number in your phonebook. V oice dial requires that y ou train the phone to recogniz e your v oice by going throug h the voice dial menu.
Chapter 6 - Oper ating F eatures 69 2. Press for Vo ic e D i al . 3. Press for Set Active . 4. Select between the f ollowing options: • # key only - When the phone is in standby , press and hold to activate the voice prom pt. • # key/Open -When this option is selected, open the flip or press and hold .
Chapter 6 - Oper ating F eatures 70 5. The name recorded is pla yed and the number associated is display ed. 6. Press to Erase . 7. Press to exit. Deleting All Voice Dial Entries T o delete all voice dial entries: 1. Press . 2. Press for Vo ic e D i al .
Chapter 6 - Oper ating F eatures 71 Call Features Y our phone is equipped with sev eral calling features that allo w you to perf or m e v er yda y call functions easier .
Chapter 6 - Oper ating F eatures 72 Call Waiting Call waiting allo ws you to ans wer a second call during a conv er sation. Y our phone notifi es you of another call b y beeping and displaying “Incoming Call”. Call waiting can be activ ated or deactiva ted.
Chapter 7 - Messaging The following topics are discu ssed in this Chapter: • Message T ypes • Vo icemail • T e xt Messag ing.
Chapter 7 - Messa ging 74 Message T ypes Y our phone can send and receiv e the f ollowing type s of messages : • Vo icemails • Te x t • Numeric Pages • Web Messages a re received e ven if the phone is Off or loc ked. When a ne w message is r eceived, a notification is displa yed and a ringer is sounded.
Chapter 7 - Messaging 75 Voicemai l If a new v o icemail is received, a notification screen is displa yed asking y ou to revie w the new message . If multiple ne w v oicemail messa ges are received, the last one receiv ed is displa yed in the notifica tion screen.
Chapter 7 - Messa ging 76 T ext Messaging The A220 allo ws you to create and send te xt messages with up to 150 char acters . T ext messaging, also kn o wn as SMS (Shor t Message Se r vice) allows shor t te xt messages to be receiv ed and disp la yed on your ph one.
Chapter 7 - Messaging 77 • OK - Press to store the message in the Outbox. • CLR - Press to edit the message. • END - Press to discard and quit the message menu. Message Options When sending a SMS message , there are sev eral options a vailab le.
Chapter 7 - Messa ging 78 1. Press . 2. Press f or Message . 3. Press f or New Message . 4. Enter the phone number of the message recipient and press . 5. Enter message using the keypad. When finished, press . 6. The message action screen is display ed, press to return to the message.
Chapter 7 - Messaging 79 Editing Canned M essages 1. Press . 2. Press f or Message . 3. Press f or MSG Setup . 4. Press f o r New Message . 5. Press f or Canned Msg . 6. Use the navigation ke y to highl ight the desired canned message to edit. 7. Press fo r Edit .
Chapter 7 - Messa ging 80 • - f or V oice • - fo r T ext • - fo r W eb Inbox Menu Op tions The f ollowing menu optio ns are av ailable when y ou access a message in the Inbo x: • Call back - Dials th e call back number . • Reply - Allows you to send a reply to the me ssage sender .
Chapter 7 - Messaging 81 Sent Folder The Sent folder keeps a record of all the me ssages sent from y our phone. When y ou access the sent f older , icons next to the me ssage indicate their status .
Chapter 7 - Messa ging 82 • Erase - Deletes t he message. Stored Folder The stored fo lder contains all the messages th at were not completed and sa v ed t o send at a late r time . These messages are accessed f r om the stored f older in the Outbox.
Chapter 7 - Messaging 83 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Sounds . 4. Press f or Ringer T ype . 5. Press f or Messages . 6. Press: • - for Voice m ail • - for T ext • - for Web Alert 7. Select the desired ringe r using the navigation ke y and press to save .
Chapter 7 - Messa ging 84 The available options are 1-5 sec onds or Off. If the option is set to Off, you have to pres s the navigation key down to scroll through the message. • Message Remind - This optio n al lows you to set how often your phone alerts you that ne w messages are available.
Chapter 8 - Mobile W eb The following topics are discu ssed in this Chapter: • Accessing the Web • Soft Keys • Navigating the Browser • Web Prompt.
Chapter 8 - Mobile W eb 86 Wireless W eb Y our phone includes a web br owser that allows y ou to displa y mobile enabl ed I nter net sites. Mobile e nabled websites are scale d down v ersions of the original to suppor t your phone . T ypically they contain inf or mation that is constantly upda ted.
Chapter 8 - Mobile Web 87 Accessing the Web T o access the wireless web , y ou need to launch the web browser . If this is th e first time the browser has been launched , you are required t o go through a security setup procedure . Follo w the on-screen prompts to complete the process .
Chapter 8 - Mobile W eb 88 Navigating the Web Browser Navigating inside the web browser is done by using the softk eys controlled b y the na vigation ke y .
Chapter 8 - Mobile Web 89 Opens the secondary options or a menu of secondary options. Used to go back one page in the browser if pressed once. If you pres s and hold, it returns you to the Home page. If ent ering character s, it acts the sa me as the phone.
Chapter 8 - Mobile W eb 90 We b Guard The web gu ard setting allo ws you to acti v ate a web prompt when ent er ing, e xiting, or to displa y th e prompt when doing both wh en using the we b browser . This prompt k eeps you from accident a lly loggin g in or out of the web .
Chapter 8 - Mobile Web 91 Web A l er t s When a ne w web message is rece ived, an inf o aler t dialog box is displa yed on the screen with the following options: • View - Opens the web Inbox and allows you to view the web message. • Clear - Press to close the info alert dialog box and read the message at a la te r time.
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Chapter 9 - T ools The following topics are discu ssed in this Chapter: • Scheduler • T oday • Ta s k L i s t • Memo Pad • Alarm • Calculator • Wor ld Ti me • Countdown • Set Time.
Chapter 9 - T ools 94 T ools Menu The T ools menu accesses the f ollowing f eatures: • T oday - Displays all the events for t he current day . • Scheduler - Provides full cale ndar access and the ability to schedule events. • T ask List - Allows you to sa ve a task list of important things to do.
Chapter 9 - T ools 95 3. Press f or Scheduler . 4. Select the desired da y b y pr essing the navigation ke y to the righ t. Note: T o change the month, press the volume key up or down. 5. Press for Add New . 6. Enter the e vent using the keypad and press .
Chapter 9 - T ools 96 Editing an Event for T oday 1. Press . 2. Press f or To o l s . 3. Press f or T oday . 4. Select the desired ev ent using th e navigation key and press . 5. Press for Edit . 6. Edit the ev ent na me and press . 7. Edit the star t time and date and press th e navigation ke y down.
Chapter 9 - T ools 97 5. Press to view the list of scheduled e vents for that date. 6. Select the desired ev ent and press . 7. Press fo r Edit . 8. Edit the ev ent na me and press . 9. Edit the star t time and date and press th e navigation ke y down.
Chapter 9 - T ools 98 Ta s k L i s t The task list allows you to create a list of it ems that need to be comple ted b y a cer tain date and time . Each task can be assigned a priority le vel and deadline . When a task is completed, it can be deleted. Creating a New T ask 1.
Chapter 9 - T ools 99 Memo Pad The memo pad allo ws you to sa ve up to 10 diff erent memos in y our phone. Memo entries can conta in up to 32 chara cters each. Creating a New Memo 1. Press . 2. Press f or To o l s . 3. Press f or Memo Pad . 4. If there are no memos already sav ed, skip to the ne xt step .
Chapter 9 - T ools 100 Alarm The alarm allows y ou t o enter a time f or the alar m to sound. The alarm can be configured to sound on ly once or daily , depending on yo ur needs . Up to three different alarms can be set to sound at their prescr ibed times.
Chapter 9 - T ools 101 Calculator The calculator allo ws you to perform simple calculations using y our phone. Addition, su bt raction, multiplicat ion, and division can all be perf or med using the ke yp ad . Th e following k eys are used: Key Function Up Enters the sign for Addition (+).
Chapter 9 - T ools 102 Perfor ming Calculatio ns 1. Press . 2. Press f or To o l s . 3. Press f or Calculator . 4. Enter the first number of the calcula tion. 5. Press the navigation k ey to enter the desired calculation sign. 6. Enter the second number of the calculatio n.
Chapter 9 - T ools 103 Wor l d Tim e This feature allows you to check the Greenwich M ean Time (GMT) f or major cities and oceans ar oun d the world. Press the navigation ke y to scroll through the list of av ailable cities. Y our local date and time ar e also displa yed to allo w the calculation betwee n time zones .
Chapter 9 - T ools 104 Countdown The countdo wn option allo ws you to ent er a time and date f or the phone to countdo wn. Days , hours, and minutes a re displa yed until the enter ed time and date is reached. Up to 10 coun tdown timers can be sa ved.
Chapter 9 - T ools 105 Set Time This option allows you to manually set the time and date on th e phone. T o set the time and date: 1. Press . 2. Press f or To o l s .
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Chapter 10 - Setup Menu The following topics are discu ssed in this Chapter: • Display Options • Sound Options • Network Option s • Security Options • Other Settings.
Chapter 10 - Setup Men u 108 Setup Menu The setup menu allo ws you to configu re t h e look and f e el of your phone. Sev eral options are locate d in the setup menu.
Chapter 10 - Setu p Menu 109 • Version - Displays the current hardware and software version loaded of your phone. Menu Style 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Display . 4. Press f or Menu Sty le . 5. Press the navigation k ey left or right to select Nature or Camera .
Chapter 10 - Setup Men u 110 Banner 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Display . 4. Press f or Banner . 5. Press and hold to delete the en tire message. Enter the new message using the ke ypad 6. Press to Save . Auto Hyphen 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup .
Chapter 10 - Setu p Menu 111 Backlight 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Display . 4. Press f or Backlight . 5. Press the navigation ke y up or down to select: • Open • 30 seconds • 8 seconds • Off 6. Press to Save . Service LED 1.
Chapter 10 - Setup Men u 112 Ve rs i on 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Display . 4. Press f or Vers i on . 5. Press to exit. Sounds The sounds setup men u allows y o u to configure th e diff erent sounds associated with y our phone. Se ver al functions have sound associated with them .
Chapter 10 - Setu p Menu 113 Ringer Volume 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Sounds . 4. Press f or Ringer V olume . 5. Press: • for Calls • for Messages • for Alarm 6. Press the navigation k ey left or right to select: • Off • Vibrate • 1-Beep • Level 1-8 • High + Vib 7.
Chapter 10 - Setup Men u 114 Ringer T ype 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Sounds . 4. Press f or Ringer T ype . 5. Press: • for Voice Calls • for Messages • for Data/Fax In • for Schedule 6. Select the desired ringe r and press to Save .
Chapter 10 - Setu p Menu 115 • for Disconnect 6. Press the navigation ke y up or down to select: • On • Off 7. Press to Save . Roam Ringer 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Sounds . 4. Press f or Roam Ringer . 5. Press the navigation ke y up or down to select: • Distinctive • Normal 6.
Chapter 10 - Setup Men u 116 T one Length 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Sounds . 4. Press f or T one Length . 5. Press the navigation ke y up or down to select: • Long • Short 6. Press to Save . Power On/Off 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup .
Chapter 10 - Setu p Menu 117 Network The netw ork option allo ws you to configure ro amin g options , call guard, and the opti ons specific to t h e carrie rs ne twor k.
Chapter 10 - Setup Men u 118 Set NAM The set NAM (Numerical Assignment Module) option giv es y ou the ability to ha v e two different phone numbers on t he same phone. T o switch betw een phone numbers, select either N AM 1 or N AM 2. T o select the desired NA M: 1.
Chapter 10 - Setu p Menu 119 Call Guard The call guard option req u ires an e xtra step bef ore dialing a numb er when roaming. This keep y ou from accidentally making a phone call while not in y our cov erage area. When call guard is activ e, a warning message is displa yed on y our phone and you must press to continue.
Chapter 10 - Setup Men u 120 Security The security menu has sev eral options designed to protect the p hone again st unautho rized usage. Y ou can erase y our phonebook and set up call restrictions using the options f ound in the security men u.
Chapter 10 - Setu p Menu 121 Lock Phone 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Security a nd enter your loc k code. Note: Y ou lock code is usually the la st four digits of your phone number . If not, contact you service provider to get the correct lock code.
Chapter 10 - Setup Men u 122 Change Lock 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Security a nd enter your loc k code. 4. Press for Change Lock . 5. Enter the new lock code. 6. Re-enter the new lock code to confir m and press to Sav e. Special #s 1.
Chapter 10 - Setu p Menu 123 Erase Pbook 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Security a nd enter your loc k code. 4. Press f or Erase Pbook . 5. Press the navigation ke y up or down to select: • Ye s • No 6. Press . Reset Phone 1. Press .
Chapter 10 - Setup Men u 124 Other Settings The other setti ngs menu allo ws you to configure the f ollowing options: • Launch Pad - Allows you to de signate which a pplication to launch when pressing the naviga tion key left, righ t, up, or down in standby mode.
Chapter 10 - Setu p Menu 125 • f or Calculator • f or Scheduler • f or RingerT ype • fo r Wo r l d t i m e • f or Displa y • fo r A l a r m Answer Mode 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Others 4. Press f or A nswer Mode . 5. Press the navigation ke y up to select: • Any Key • Flip Open • Send Key 6.
Chapter 10 - Setup Men u 126 Auto Answer Note: This option is only available for the optional hands free car -kit accessor y . 1. Press . 2. Press f or Setup . 3. Press f or Others 4. Press f or Auto Answer . 5. Press the navigation k ey left or right to select: • Car Kit Only - No • Car Kit Only - Y es 6.
Chapter 11 - Safety and W arranty The following topics are discu ssed in this Chapter: • Safety Information • War ra n ty.
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arrant y 128 Safety Information Batter y Precautions Y our phone is pow ered by a rechar geabl e Li-ion standard battery . The read the f ollowing cautions concer ning th e batter y: • Never use any charger or batter y that is damaged in any way .
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arranty 129 • Always tr y to keep th e batter y at room temperature . A phone with a hot or cold battery may not work correctly , even if the battery is fully charged. Lilo n batteries are sensitiv e to temperatures below 0 °C (32 °F).
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arrant y 130 3. P osition your wireless phone within easy reach. Be able to access your wireless phone without removing your ey es from the road. If you get an incomi ng call at an inconv enient time, let your v oice mail answer it f or you.
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arranty 131 serious eme rgency where lives are in danger, call the emergency number , as you would want others to do for you. 10. Call roadside assi stance or a special non emergency wireless assistance number when necessar y .
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arrant y 132 RF signals from y our wireless phone. Consult th e manuf acturer to discuss a lternatives . Pacemakers P acemak er man uf acturers re commend that a minimum distance of 15 cm (6 in ches) be maintained bet ween a wireless phone and a pacemak er to a v oid potential interf erence with the pacemak er .
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arranty 133 adequately shie lded from e xter nal RF energ y . Y our ph ysician may be ab le to assist you in obtaining this inf or mation. Switch off y our phone in health care f acilities w hen any regulati ons posted in these areas instruct you to do so .
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arrant y 134 atmospher e ar e oft en but not alwa ys cle ar ly mar ked. They include below deck on boats, chemica l transf er or storage f acilities, v ehicles using liquefi.
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arranty 135 at the scene of an acc ide nt ; do not cu t off th e ca ll un til giv en per mission to do so . Other Important Safety Informat ion • Only qualified personnel should service the phone or install the phone in a vehicle.
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arrant y 136 obligations and allow y ou to enjo y this product f or many yea r s. • Keep the phone and all its part s and accessorie s out of the reach of small childre n’s. • Keep the phone dry . Precipitation, humidity and liquids contain minerals that will corrode electronic cir cuits.
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arranty 137 W arranty ST ANDARD LIMITED W ARRANTY What is Cov e re d an d For How Long? SAMSUNG TELECOMMUNICA TIONS AMERIC A, L.
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arrant y 138 damaged due to normal use; (d) malfunctions resulting from the use of Product in conjunction with accessor ies, products, or ancillar y/per ipheral equipment no.
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arranty 139 888-987-4357. Upon receipt, SAMSUNG will promptly repair or replace th e de fective Product. SAMSUN G ma y , at SAMSUNG's sole option, use rebuilt, reconditioned, or ne w par ts or components when repairing any Produ ct or replace Product with a reb uilt, reconditioned or ne w Product.
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arrant y 140 ·W ARRANTIES OF TITLE O R NON-INFRINGEM ENT; ·DESIGN, CONDITIO N, QU ALITY , OR PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT; ·THE WORKMANSHIP OF THE PRODUCT OR THE COMPONENTS CONT AINED THEREIN; OR ·COMPLIANCE OF THE PRODUCT WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ANY LA W , RULE, SPECIFICA TION OR CON TRA CT PERT AINING THERET O.
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arranty 141 LOSS OF USE OF THE PRODUCT OR FROM THE BREA C H OF THE EXPRESS W ARRANTY , INCLUDING INCIDENT AL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR SIMILAR D AMA GES, OR LOSS OF ANTICIP.
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arrant y 142 A CKNOWLEDGES IS AND WILL AL W A YS BE CONSTR UED T O BE LIMITED BY ITS TERMS OR AS LIMITED AS THE LA W PER MITS. THE P ARTIES UNDERST AND THA T THE PURCHASER MA Y USE THIRD-P ARTY SOFTW ARE OR EQUIPMENT IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE PRODUCT .
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arranty 143 SAMSUNG are not au thorized to mak e modification s to this Limited W arranty , or make additiona l w arranties binding on SAMSUNG.
Chapter 11 - Saf ety and W arrant y 144.
145 Index A Accessing the Web 87 Adaptor outlet 41 Alarm 100 B Battery Indicator 42 Battery Installation 38 C Calculator 101 Call Features 71 Call Forwarding 72 Call Functions 46 Call Logs 50 Call Wai.
146 Internal Phonebook Options 56 InUse Menu 48 K Key Functions 31 L Lock Mode 45 M Making and Answering a Call 14 Memo Pad 99 Menu Tree 16 Message Ringer 82 Message Setup 83 Message Types 74 N Naviga.
147 Scheduler 94 Deleting an Event 96 Editing an Event 96 Scheduling an Event for Today 95 Security 120 Set Time 105 Setting up Voicemail 15 Setup Menu 108 Softkeys 87 Sounds 112 Speed Dialing 47 Stan.
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