Philips 330 manuale d’uso

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Disco v er your phone Pressing (up) or (down) on the navigati o n key when browsing menus is equivale nt to pressing e or , . Phil ips contin uously st rives to im prove its p roducts, and the inf ormation and specif icatio ns describ ed in this user guide ar e subject to change wi thout notice. Phili ps tries to ensu re tha t all info rma tion in [...]

Table of contents 1 Ta b l e o f c o n t e n t s Operate your phon e .......... ........ ......... . 4 The ca rousel ... .......... ............ .......... .......... .........4 Text or number entry ...... ......... .......... .......... .. 4 T9 ® text Input ..... .............. ............ ..... 5 Basic text input ... ........... ............ ..[...]

2 Table of contents Time and date ........ ........... ............... .. 27 Language . ............ ............ ........... ........ 28 Accessori es ............ ............ ........... ........28 Hotkeys .... ............ ............ ........... ........ 29 Voice command .......... ........... ............ .. 31 Network ..... ............ ....[...]

Table of contents 3 Recei v e and read e-mails ......... .......... .......... . 57 Download e -mails ....... ............ ............57 Get and s tore attachments ........... ......... 58 Add an e-mail address to the phonebook 59 Delete e-ma ils ............. ............ ............59 Reply to an e-mail ............. ............ ...... 59 Forw[...]

4O p e r a t e y o u r p h o n e Operate your phone A carousel is a c ircular loop of ic ons displayed o n the screen, in w hich eac h ico n rep resents a fe ature o r op- tion use d to operat e your pho ne. All icon s don’t f it withi n the scre en; the hidden one s ap- pear when pressi ng left or right. The first carousel available when you t u[...]

Operate your phone 5 T9 ® text In put What is it? T9 ® pred ictive T ext Input is an intel li- gent editing mode for SMS and e-m ail, including a comprehensive dic tionary. It allows you to quickl y en ter t ext. Press only once on the ke y cor respond ing to each l etter nee ded to spell a wor d: key - strokes input are analysed and the word sug[...]

6O p e r a t e y o u r p h o n e Basi c te xt input Although y o ur phone provi des you with the T9 ® pre- dictive Te xt Input by default, if you wis h to access the b a s i c t e x t i n p u t , s e l e c t “ A b c” basic text inp ut using * key. This me thod requires m ultiple key press es to reach the des ire d cha racte r: the lette r “h[...]

Operate your phone 7 Mak e a call Enter p hone nu mber on keyp ad and press ( t o di a l , o r pr e s s , to se lect Cal l , then p ress ( or , to c all. Answer a call Open the ph one or pres s ( when your ph one rings. End a c all Close th e phon e or pre ss ) . Quickly access the Phoneb ook In idl e mod e, pr ess p . Quickly access the Call lis t[...]

8 Gett ing s tarted 1 • G etting star ted Read the safety instr uctions in the “Pr eca utions” section be- fore use. To use your phone, you must insert a valid SIM card suppli ed by you r GSM opera tor or re tailer. The SIM card contains your s ubscription, your m obile numb er, and a memory in w hich you can store phone numb ers and messages[...]

Getting started 9 4. Replace th e batt er y in its slot a s shown bel ow: first place its right s ide against the right e dge of the phon e and pres s until it clips. 5. Sl ide the batt ery door into its sl ots, meta llic con- nect ors d ownw ards, until it stop s. Enter the PIN code 1. T o swit ch on the ph one, p ress an d hold th e ) key . 2. Wh[...]

10 Getting started If yo u do no t copy th e SIM ph one boo k at very first switc h, yo u will be a ble to do it direc tly from th e ph one- book menu (see page 35). If you ha d a mobile p hone before and are using the same SIM card, th e card might contain all or part of your curre nt phonebo ok. The mobile p hone det ects this and a m essage asks[...]

Getting started 11 1. Once th e battery and ba ttery cov er are cli pped on the phone , plug the charger ( supplied with the phone, in the box) in to the right h and socket at the bas e of the phone as shown bel ow. 2. Plug the transformer unit into a m ain AC power socket wi th easy acce ss. The b symbol indi- cate s the st ate of cha rge : • Du[...]

12 Main features 2 • M ain fe atur es After s witching y our ph one on a nd e ntering the P IN code (s ee page 9), your phone disp lays the idl e screen which means that it is ready to be used. In idle mode, sever al symbols c an be displ ayed simult aneously. If the n symbol isn’t di splaye d, the ne twork is n ot cur- ren t ly availabl e. You[...]

Main features 13 1. In idle mo de, en ter th e phon e number u sing the keypad. T o corr ect an er ror , pr ess e . For an inter nation al call, y ou can enter t he "+ " key i n- stea d of the usua l intern ationa l prefix. To do this press and hol d * before d ialling the country code . 2. Pres s ( to dial the n umber and pre ss ) to han[...]

14 Main features 2. Back to the Phonebook carous el, se lect Gr oup set- tings , press , and select the group of your choice. 3. Rename the g roup to be id entified ("Friends", "Kids", etc.) and s elect the Melo dy and the Pict ure to be associat e d to this gr oup. 4. Long pres s e t o g o b a c k t o i d l e , t h e n p to dis[...]

Main features 15 3. Then select Fl ash Di al , press , and s el ect a name in the Phonebook displayed. P ress , to confirm your choice . 4. In idle mo de, press a nd ho ld the pr ogra mme d ke y to dial the associated entr y: the connection is esta blished. P ress ) to hang up. You can also s et hotkey s for c omman ds (see “Ho tkeys ” page 29)[...]

16 Main features 2. Mo ve left or ri ght to select On or Off and pr e ss , to confir m. Activati ng the vibr a doesn’t mute the ringer . If you want to mute it and keep the vi bra function on, act i- vate th e Silence mode as descr ibed above. To read your own mobile phone number, press p when in id le mode and select Own num. , then press , , se[...]

Main features 17 Other fe atures dur ing a call • Add a name to th e phoneb ook (see page 36 ), • W rite and send a message (SMS) via the phone- book or the Notepad (see p age 41), • R ead a messag e (see page 42) , • Consu lt y our Call li st (se e page 45 ), • Consu lt y our Orga nise r (se e pa ge 47 ), • Check a voice mail box or ac[...]

18 Menu tree 3 • Men u tr ee The menus contain all your GSM phone functions. They all feature icons or s crol lable lists: press , to e n t e r a m e n u o r s u b - m e n u , m o v e l e f t o r r i g h t i n a men u an d up or d own to s crol l in a li st a nd pr ess , to validat e an entry or to confirm a choice. Other operator services p65* S[...]

Menu tree 19 Organis er p47 Events Day v iew W eek view Month view Delete past Extras p49 Brick game p49 Call counters p50 Euro p51 Memor y status p51 Calculator p51 Alarm clock p51 Settings p24 Sounds p24 Ringer / Ringer volume / Key tones / Minute beep / Organ iser ale rts / Ba ttery low alert / New SMS ton e / Vibra alert Display p2 2 Screen sa [...]

20 Menu tree * Subscr iption d ependen t Call settings p32 Call w aiting / Caller I D / Active flip / C all forward / Autoredial / Any key answer / Mail boxe s Quick settings p33 Philips330_EMEA_I nd3.book Page 20 Jeudi, 31. juillet 2003 3:48 15[...]

Display & images 21 4 • D ispla y & imag es The Pictur e album and Dis pl ay menu s allo w you t o se- lect images in a list and display them, as well as set the backlight duration, screen animations, screen saver, etc. In id le mode, pre ss , and select Picture album for th e first op tion d escribed in thi s chap ter, or Settings , then[...]

22 Display & images JPEG imag es must have th e correct size and form at for your m obi le pho ne to store and di splay th em co rrec tly. Ple ase c heck “G et and st ore at tac hme nts ” pa ge 58 f or complete in forma tion on this su bject. This item o f the Settings m e n u g i v e s y o u a c c e s s t o a l l options conce rning the di[...]

Display & images 23 Acti vating this fu nction wi ll auto matica lly deac tivat e the scr een sa ver. Animat ion Allows you to act ivate/ de activat e the animation in different menus. Deac tivati ng this functi on inc reases the aut onomy of your phon e. Backlight The back ligh t is activa ted w hen rece iv- ing incoming calls or messages, bro[...]

24 Settings & Quick Settings 5 • Se ttings & Qui ck Settings The Settings menu allows you to customise your phone and change th e settings re l ated to ea ch available option (sounds, time and date, ac cessories, etc.). The Quick Settings menu allows you to change several settings at once (see page 33). In idle m o de, pre s s , and selec[...]

Settings & Quick Settings 25 2. Select Send and press , to send i t. This servic e is su bscr iption depe nden t; you can on ly send melo dies that are ou t of co py righ t. W hen s end ing a me lod y via SM S (s ee pa ge 41 ), t he rece iver mu st ha ve a Philip s mobi le phon e to be ab le to he ar it. 3. When re ceiving a mel o dy toge ther [...]

26 Settings & Quick Settings Public names Allows you t o manage a spec ific names list, ca lled Public Names list, and re- stri ct calls to this list via th e Call restric- tion opti on. This feature is subscri ption depe ndent and re quires a PIN2 code (see page 27). Call restrict ion Allow s you t o ac tivate /deact ivate the call restriction[...]

Settings & Quick Settings 27 Status In ea ch su b-me nu (A ll ca lls , Whe n roaming, etc.), the Status opti on all ows y o u t o k n o w w h e t h e r a t y p e o f c a l l i s barred or not. Change codes Allows you to change yo ur PIN 1, PIN 2 and call barring codes. PIN protection Allows you to act ivate/ de activat e the PIN p rotecti on wh[...]

28 Settings & Quick Settings Time zon e The time zo ne and daylig ht savin gs are to be set first . You sho uld th en do uble-c heck da te an d time if pre vi- ously set. To know which time zone you are in, we re c- ommend you to check in an a tlas or an encyclopedia. The Tim e zone option allows y ou to set the time zone you b elong to, accord[...]

Settings & Quick Settings 29 Hotkeys Instea d of enterin g the various men us and bro wsing the l ists, you ca n se t a direc t ac cess to a spe cific func - ti o n b y l in ki n g i t t o a Ho tk ey , so th at a l o ng pr es s on this k e y will a utomatical ly activa te this funct ion. You can only program keys 1 to 9 , as keys 0 (se- lect la[...]

30 Settings & Quick Settings Redial s the la st numb er calle d. Redi als the numb er of the l ast call r e- ceive d. Forwards all calls to the voice mail- box. Opens the Phonebook select. menu . Opens the Messages menu . Displ ays the me ssag es list. Opens the E-mail menu for access to the m ailboxes. Laun ches a WAP se ssi on. Subscrip tion [...]

Settings & Quick Settings 31 Vo i c e c o m m a n d Voice command menu allows you to quickly activate a specific functi on: instead o f programming a h otkey, you simply set a voice tag that will activate a f e ature when you pronounce the associ at ed word. You can as- sociate a Voice command to t he functions supported by the Hotk eys (see pa[...]

32 Settings & Quick Settings Call sett ings This men u allow s you to set all th e cal l option s (call forward, wait ing, etc.). Activ e flip When ac tivated, thi s option a l lows y ou to pick up an incom ing call by simp ly open ing the p hone. A beep also indica tes the e nd of t he comm unication whe n hanging u p. Rejecti ng c alls isn ?[...]

Settings & Quick Settings 33 In some cas es, you mi ght have to e nter tw o number s: one to listen to your mailbox, the other one to forward call s. Contac t your op erator fo r comple te infor mation on this su bject. Autor edial Allows you to act ivate/ de activat e the autoredial feature. If autoredial is switched o n and if the line is bus[...]

34 Settings & Quick Settings Quick setti ngs Wa r n i n g ! * The set tings list ed in th e first col umn are the defaul t settings ( preset in t he factory). As yo u can cha nge e ach of them , th ey m igh t b e di ffer ent fro m the ones l isted below. In bo th case s (w hether you ch ange d param eters or not), the se settin gs are sto red i[...]

Phoneb ooks 35 6 • Pho nebooks All operat ions described in this chapte r require you have s elected the relevant Phoneb ook, whether in SIM or in phone. The present chapte r describe s how to m anage phone- books. Plea se refer to “Cal ls and m essages” p age 40 fo r further information on how to call numbers and send messages. Your m obile [...]

36 Phonebo oks SIM phonebook and how to add names to it, see “A dd names in the phoneb ook” page 36. Your mobile phone only manages one phonebook at a time and wil l igno re the informa tion relative to the other one: e.g., if "Smith" is p resent in both phone books and if you de lete it in the phon e, it rem ains un changed in the SI[...]

Phoneb ooks 37 You can create up to 29 9 rec ords ho lding up to 5 nu - m er i c fi e l d s o f yo u r ch o i c e ( e. g . 2 m ob il e n u mb e r s or 3 work numb ers for t he same name ) out o f a maximum of 7 f ield s. 1. Pres s , and select Phonebook > New , then pres s , . 2. Enter the la st, then the fi rst name of yo ur choice and press , [...]

38 Phonebo oks In the SIM card Selec t a name in the SIM card ph onebook , then pr ess , to acce ss one of the follow ing op tions: • Delete to delet e the se lect ed nam e and numbe r , • Change to change the sele cted name and all related information, • Cop y to phone t o c o p y t h e s e l e c t e d n a m e a n d a l l related informatio [...]

Phoneb ooks 39 “Change a field content” paragraph. Then select Change type in the ca rousel menu, select t he new ty pe of nu mber a nd p ress , to co nfirm your choice. If you copied your S IM phonebook into your phone, some nu mbers mi ght appear as being o f "No type" and don’t have a ny icon. "No type" numbers can only[...]

40 Calls and messages 7 • Ca lls and messa ges The Phonebook menu features information related to each name stored in the selected pho nebo ok. If the entri es are diff erent from one phonebook to t he other, the Phonebook menu contents may vary. As for the Messages menu, it allows you to manage the mess ages in your voice ma ilbo x, sh ort mess [...]

Calls and mess ages 41 the lis t (Mobile, Home , etc.). Press , to acc ess the nex t carous el and se lect Cal l . 4. In all c ases, press ) to hang up. Use Fla sh dial In idle mode, press and hold a key betwe en 2 and 9 to di al the associa ted ent ry (see “Instead of accessing the Phonebook menu and sc rolling through the list, you can link the[...]

42 Calls and messages To a n y o t h e r n a m e To send a shor t message to som eone whose n umber isn’t s tored in the p honebo ok, p ress , and select Message s , then Send S MS and New . Ente r the phone num ber to which th e messag e shou ld be sent to and press , . Then follow t h e instr uctions described above to send a me ssage. T ogethe[...]

Calls and mess ages 43 that are first stored on you r SIM card. Several options allow you to then manage the m directly on your mo- bile pho ne. Received M essages The messages you receiv ed and already read are labelled with . Messages re ceived but not yet read are la- belled with an envelope . S elect a message and press , to read it . When di s[...]

44 Calls and messages then Reset . Press , again to r ese t the SM S list . Delet i ng your SMS list is useful to free memory spac e in order to store new messages. SMS archive Allows you to consult all read messages you sa ved . You save a m essa ge by ac ti- vating t h e Auto sa ved SMS opti on (see page 45), or by sele cting a rece ived messag e[...]

Calls and mess ages 45 Auto sa ve SMS Allo ws y ou to ac tivate or d eact ivat e the automa tic s avin g of me ssage s sent in the Archi ve menu . Broadcast SMS This men u allows you to ac tivate or deactiv ate the recep tion o f SMS broadcast by the n etwork to all sub - scribers . When a ctivated , this s ervice c auses th e mobile to li sten to [...]

46 Calls and messages You can directly a ccess the Call list by mov ing c while in idle mod e. You can also select a record in the C all list and pr ess ( to dial the corresponding number. Reset Press , , selec t Call list , then Reset . Press , to reset the Cal l list. Philips330_EMEA_I nd3.book Page 46 Jeudi, 31. juillet 2003 3:48 15[...]

Organiser & Extras 47 8 • Organiser & Extras Your m obile phon e feature s an Organ i ser which allo ws you to manage and co-ordinate various events including meeti ngs. Event s can be view ed in differe nt wa ys (day, wee k or month views), c an be changed or deleted at any mo- ment, as wel l as repeated according to specific frequen- ci[...]

48 Organiser & Extras The orga niser shares th e m obile capaci t y and mem ory with other features (phonebook, pictu re album, etc.). As a conseq uence, all fe a tures are inter-depend ent: the more even ts you crea te, the le ss names, memos or images you can store, a nd vice-versa. 299 is the ma ximum to- tal of even ts + n am es you can st [...]

Organiser & Extras 49 Deleting passed even ts You c an a lso delete past eve nts by se- lecting Delete past at th e fir st le vel o f the Organiser menu. To do so, pro - ceed as foll ows: 1. Pres s , , sele ct Organiser > Delete past , and pres s , . 2. Ente r the star ting date (pas t or f uture) from which all pr evious ev ents w ill be de[...]

50 Organiser & Extras Call co unters This menu allows you to handle the cost and du ration of your call s. Accumulated call timer Select this option a nd press , to Sho w or Res et the tim e d uratio n of Outg oin g or Incoming calls . Accumulated cost (subscri ption dependent) Inf o at ca l l en d ( sub sc ri pti on dep en dent ) Allo ws you t[...]

Organiser & Extras 51 Memor y status This menu allo ws you to displ ay the percentage o f memory avail able in your phone. Several features share the mobile capacity (im ages, own melo dies, etc.) . Press , to chec k the memo ry statu s showing t he memory used out of the total amo u nt available, and p r ess , again to access the list. I f &qu[...]

52 Organiser & Extras Then se lect one of the a larm aler ts: the buz zer, a melo - dy o r a memo record ing i f stored and pr ess , to con- firm your c hoice . The a lar m c lock w ill r ing even if you tu rn ed o ff you r phone, b ut NOT i f the Rin ger vol ume is set to Off (see page 24 ). Press any ke y to stop the alarm rin ging. Philips33[...]

E-mail 53 9 • E-mail If not included in your phone subscription , you must subscri be to an e-mail account (over t he phone or via Inte rne t fro m a comp uter ) and ha ve rec eiv ed th e set - tings informatio n from your prov ider. In this ca se, all paramete rs are communic ated to you b y your pro v ider and/or ope rator as de scribed below a[...]

54 E-mail An e-mail account mig ht be pre configur ed with the nam e of you r ope ra to r. In th is c a se , it s n am e c an no t b e changed. 1. Pres s , , select E-mail > E-mail 1 > Settings > Account name , and pr e ss , . 2. Enter t he new nam e in the alp hanumeric text edi- tor , and pr ess , . Network ac cess T h i s m e n u a l l [...]

E-mail 55 In so me c ases, Login , Passw ord and E-mail address are up to you when y ou subscribe to your account. Enter them also as defined. Adv a nced The menus describe d in t his sect i on feature advance d s e t t i n g s t h a t m a y h a v e b e e n p r e - c o n f i g u r e d , s o t h a t y o u shouldn’t have to change any of them. If t[...]

56 E-mail phonebook again and add new names to the mail- ing list. 5. Repeat steps 2 to 4 to add as many recipients as wanted. 6. Select V alidate list and pr e ss , . The n ente r the subjec t of your e- mail (yo u can le ave this fiel d empty) and press , . 7. In the n ext wi ndow , ente r the t ext of your e- mail (you can also lea ve this f iel[...]

E-mail 57 E-mails are received on a server, whic h you must connect to in order to re- trieve your e- mails on your mobile phone (s ome operat ors send yo u a SMS whe n you re- ceive a new e-mail). You must first download t h e head- ers from the server befo re retriev ing the corresponding e-mail s. Connect to t he ser ver Connection process 1. Pr[...]

58 E-mail I f t h e e - m a i l i s t o o b i g ( o v e r 7 K B ) , i t i s r e j e c t e d a n d t h e downloa d is c ancelle d. Get and store at tachm ents If the e- m ail you have received contains attachments (JPEG image, t ext file or anot her e- m ail ), they are characterised by a s p ecific icon: You must h ave sto red an i mage b efore be [...]

E-mail 59 • Us e a file name of maximum 10 charac ters. Y o u can then add an e xtension such as ".jpg". Add an e-m ail addr ess to the phonebo ok You must have selecte d the phonebook in your p hone to b e a b l e t o ad d an e -m a il a d dr e ss ; th i s m e nu i t em w il l NOT appear if you selected the SIM p honebook. You can add [...]

60 E-mail Forw ard an e- mail In order to forward an e -mail to another reci pient, you must first h ave downl oaded it (see “ Downloa d e-mai ls” page 57). From the Forward to option , proc eed as d e- scribed above in “Re p ly to an e-mail”. I n b o t h c a s e s ( r e p l y t o a n e - m a i l o r f o r w a r d i t ) , y o u r phone will[...]

WAP s ervices 61 10 • W AP services Most it ems of the Operat or Services me nu (e. g. Ser vice numbe rs, Servi ces +) are sub scriptio n-depend ent and spec ific to ope rators : your mob ile phone rea dily sup- ports them if they are inclu ded in your subs cription. Consequently, the menus shown opposite may or m ay not be available. The WA P op[...]

62 WAP serv ices • Mark site to add t he previou s dec k to th e user’ s bookm ark list (n etwork de pen dent). • About... displays browser version and copyright information. • Advanced displays a menu containing ad vanced commands: - Sho w URL : t o displ ay the URL o f the pre vious car d, - Goto URL : to fetc h the co ntent of the URL en[...]

WAP s ervices 63 Status i cons To acti vate or dea ctivate t h e hea der displ ay. Deactiva ting this function al- l o w s y o u t o g a i n a n e x t r a l i n e o f t e x t o n your screen. Download fun URL To ent er or cha nge the URL of the Down load fun server (depend ing on you r subsc riptio n, this field may be locke d, preventi ng re-progr[...]

64 WAP serv ices Phone Num ber allows you to enter th e pho ne num ber needed to establish a connection with your WAP Service Pro vider (I SP). Se lect Phone numbers and press , , then press lef t or ri ght to sele ct: - ISDN No . to enter an ISDN ISP number , OR - Analogic No . to enter an anal ogic number , then pres s , . Enter t he " +&quo[...]

Other operator services 65 11 • Othe r operato r ser v ices Most it ems of the O perator S ervices men u (e.g. Se rvice numbe rs, Servi ces +) are sub scriptio n-depend ent and spec ific to ope rators : your mob ile phone rea dily sup- ports them if they are inclu ded in your subs cription. Consequently, the menus shown opposite may or m ay not b[...]

66 Other operator services P ause a nd w ait ch aract ers To obtain a pause or wait charact er, press and hold # . The d i spla y shows w for a wait and p for a pause. The phone alwa ys interprets the first pause character as a wait character. When you dial a number containing a wait character, your phone dials the first part (the phone n u mber) a[...]

Other operator services 67 You are able to receive another call when already in communicatio n (if this featu re is available with your subscription) . When you receive a second call the phon e emits a n alert bee p and t he screen d ispla ys Call waiting . To receive a second call, you must have: - subs cribed t o this fe ature, - deactiva ted the[...]

68 Other operator services end t he conf erence wit h ) . At this poi nt all calls are disconnected. In o rde r to make consecutive o utg oing calls, first initiate a normal call with the firs t number of the confer e nce. When the first member i s o n line, ini - tiat e a se co nd ca ll a s d es cri bed in “Mak e a sec on d c all ” above . Wh [...]

Precautions 69 Pr ecauti ons Y o u r c e l l u l a r m o b i l e p h o n e i s a low powe r radio transmitter and re ceiver . When it is operating, it s ends and rece ives radio waves. The radio waves carry your voice or data signal to a b ase station that is c o nnected to the telep hone ne twork . The network cont rols the powe r at which the pho[...]

70 Precautions phone complies wit h all applicable safety standard s and the Radio Equipment and Telecommunicatio ns Termina l Equipmen t Directiv e 1999/5/ EC. Inadeq uately p rotected or sen sitive electronic equip- ment may be affected by radio energy. Th is interfe- rence can lead to accidents. Before boarding an aircraft and/or when packi ng t[...]

Precautions 71 your particular devi ce is susceptible to cellular phone interference. In order to improve th e perform ance o f your p hone , reduce radio ene rgy emission, reduce ba ttery co n- sumption and ensure safe op eration adhere to the fol- lowing guidelines: For the optimal and satisfactory operation of the ph one you ar e recom men ded t[...]

72 Precautions It lowers concentration, wh ich can be dange- rous. Adhere to the following gui delines: Give you r full attentio n to driving. Pull off the road and park before using the ph one. Respect the local re gulations in countries where y ou drive an d use your GS M pho ne. If you want to use your phone in a vehicle, install the hands-fre e[...]

73 T r oubleshoot ing PR O BLEM SOLUTION The phone does not swi tc h on Remove and reinstall the bat- tery (see pa ge 8). T hen cha rge the ph one unti l the ba ttery ic on has stopped f lashing. Finally, unplug from the charger and try to s witch th e mobile on. The display shows BLOC KE D w hen you sw i tc h on Somebody tried to use your phone bu[...]

74 Y ou can’ t receive and/ or s tore JPE G pictures A pic t ure may not be acce pted by your mobil e phone if it is too larg e, or if it does n’t ha ve the right fil e format. See page 56 for compl ete informa- tion on th is sub ject. When ch argin g the battery , the battery icon shows no bars and the outline is flashing Only charge the batte[...]

75 Y our phone doesn’ t work w e ll in your car A car contains many metallic parts that absorb electromag- netic waves whic h can affect the phone’s pe r fomances. A car kit is available to provide you with an external antenna and enables you to phon e witho ut h andlin g the h andset. You sho uld che ck with loca l au- thori ties if y ou are a[...]

76 Philips authentic accessories Philips authentic accessories Charg es the ba ttery whil e you use your phone, P lugs into virtually any vehicle po wer outlet. In cert ain countr ies, tele phoning whil e driving is pr o- hibi ted. Fo r safe an d troubl e free i nstalla tion, we rec- ommend that speci a lized techni cians install hands-fr ee car ki[...]

Declaration of conf ormity We , Philips F rance Mobile T elep hony Business Creation T eam of Ro u t e d’A n g er s 72081 Le Mans cedex 9 FRANCE declare under o ur sole responsibil ity that the product Philip s 330 CT 3308 Cellula r Mobile Radi o GSM 900/GS M 1800 T AC: 3516 45 to which this declaration relates, is in conformity wit h the f o llo[...]