Philips TCD808/A9 manuale d’uso

USER MANUAL Twist -FDN-UK -15831 26/04/00 16:13 Page 1[...]

9 1 13 Befor e y ou star t Basic functions Phone book 35 37 33 21 List of accessories A pr ob lem ? Using netw ork ser vices Using the menus Twist -FDN-UK -15831 26/04/00 16:13 Page 3[...]

Earpiece Displa y Micr ophone Soft k ey Soft k ey Antenna ring Fit y our fa vorite colour antenna ring Scr oll ke ys On/Off Clear k ey Antenna K eypad Twist -FDN-UK -15831 26/04/00 16:13 Page 4[...]

A: Symbols Batter y charge: 4 bars means batter y charged. T elephone: T el. steady means that a call is in pro gr ess. T el. flashing means that your phone is rin- ging. Roaming: means that you ar e using a network other than your home netw ork. Mail: mail steady means that y ou receiv ed a ne w text message. Mail flashing means that the memory is[...]

Befor e y ou star t D: Scroll k e ys Use these k eys to ‘scr oll’ through menus, phone book or messages. When it is possible to scroll up and down, the scr oll indicators ar e shown on the displa y . In standby mode, press to select the Redial list or to select the Reply list. During a call, use these k eys to set the volume. E: On/Off button P[...]

Security Radio wa ves Y our cellular phone is a radio transmitter/receiver . It transmits and receiv es radio wa ves in the GSM fre quency . The GSM network controls the pow er at which the phone transmits (between 0.02 watts and 2 watts). Y our cellular phone complies with all relevant safety standards. The CE mark on your cellular phone means tha[...]

Befor e y ou star t ■ Hospital: s witch y our phone off near hospitals or medical equipment. Ask the manufacturer about the radio wa ve shielding of any electr onic medical de vices which y ou ma y use (pacemakers, hearing aids). ■ Blasting areas: switch y our phone off where blas ting is in progr ess (quarries). ■ Flammab le atmospher es: sw[...]

Befor e y ou star t ■ Alwa ys let your batter y discharge completely befor e r echarging it. ■ Do not use an y batter y chargers other than those specified in the PHILIPS catalog. Using another charger ma y be dangerous and will in validate any appr o val given to the phone. ■ Do not allow metal objects to short circuit the bat ter y contact [...]

Befor e y ou star t The SIM card contains y our subscription number and phone number . It also contains a memor y in which y ou can stor e phone numbers and messages. If y ou use y our SIM car d on another phone , you still r etain the same phone n umber and phone book. Inserting the SIM card ■ Remov e the batter y . ■ Slide car d into the gr o[...]

Befor e y ou star t Charge a new battery for at least 24 hours befor e use . A batter y only reaches its maximum capacity after being totally discharged and recharged 2 or 3 times. A batter y lasts longer if you allo w it to fully discharg e from time to time. Clipping on the batter y ■ Hook the battery onto the hinge at the bottom of the phone. [...]

Befor e y ou star t Charging the batter y A charger is supplied with the phone. ■ Clip the battery onto the phone . ■ Plug the connector into the r ound sock et at the base of the phone. ■ Plug the transformer unit into a mains A C pow er sock et. ■ The symbol indicates the state of the charge process: • bars moving - means the battery is[...]

Basic functions Switching on/off ■ Press to s witch y our phone on. ■ T ype your PIN code if activated and pr ess OK If you enter the wr ong PIN code 3 times, y our SIM car d will be blocked. Y ou must then enter the PUK code pr ovided b y your ser vice pro vider (10 wrong PUK codes ente- r ed will totally block your SIM car d. Contact your ser[...]

Basic functions Making a call ■ Dial the phone number y ou require. ■ Press Call , During the call is display ed. ■ Press End to end the call. Answering a call When a call is receiv ed: the phone rings, flashes and the displa y shows Ringing or caller number if y our netw ork suppor ts this ser vice . ■ T o reject the call, press Reject If [...]

Basic functions Redialling Y ou can recall the last 10 different n umbers dialled. ■ Press to displa y the Redial list . The last number y ou dialled is displa yed. ■ Press and select another phone number . ■ Press Call Replying Y ou can recall any of the last 10 diff erent n umbers that called y ou (if your netw ork suppor ts this ser vice).[...]

Emergency Call Y ou can make an emergency call without entering y our PIN code. ■ Switch y our phone on. ■ Press SOS . The displa y sho ws Emergency . ■ Press Call Y ou can also mak e an emergenc y call from the standb y mode by entering 112 and pressing Call. Depending on your network, you can mak e an emergenc y call with no SIM car d in yo[...]

Lists The electronic phone book contains 4 separate lists : • Private names list (ADN) Access to a private list is identical to a classical phone book. Y ou can prev ent its access using the men u 65, Public Names list and then Name res- triction. If FDN is present and Public & Priv ate option is set, to enter the private names list press Nam[...]

ar e pr esent in the number in the public list y ou can tape digits that tak e the places of the wildcard characters. F or instance, you can modify number +33243???? befor e making a call. • Redial list Ever y time you mak e a call, the phone number is recor ded in the Redial list. The last 10 different num- bers ar e sa ved. • Repl y list Ever[...]

Phone book Making an entr y in the private Names list ■ Dial the phone number . ■ Press Stor e ■ Enter a name with the k eypad (see Entering a name in page 14). ■ Press OK to confirm the name. ■ Press OK to confirm the phone number . ■ Press to set the position of the entry . This position is displa yed in the index. ■ Press OK to sa [...]

Phone book Entering a name Each k ey corr esponds to several characters. Pr ess a k ey several times to select the character y ou want. F or example: ■ Press 3 times to enter the letter C . If the next character uses the same k ey as the precedent, w ait 2 seconds or move the cursor right. ▼ 16 K ey Upper case Lo w er case 1 [space]1.:, ”!?¡[...]

Phone book ■ Press or to mov e the cursor left or right. ■ Pr ess to enter a space . ■ Press to change between upper and lower case. ■ Pr ess to delete one character . ■ Pr ess and hold to delete the whole line of characters. Entering a number ■ Enter numbers using the k eypad. ■ Pr ess and hold to enter + instead of the international[...]

Phone book Making a call fr om the Names list Y ou can select an entr y fr om the Names list and dial it directl y . ■ Press Names then OK (or simply press and hold Names ) to select the Names list. ■ Press to select the r equired entr y . ■ Press Call ■ Press End to end y our call. Searching for a name Y ou can use a shor t cut to recall a[...]

Phone book ■ Press to select the r equired entry . ■ Press Option then OK ■ Change the name using the k eypad, then press OK ■ Change the number using the k eypad, then press OK ■ Change the position using ■ Press OK if the new position is fr ee or Sw ap if the ne w position is in use. Cop ying an entr y into the private Names list Y ou[...]

Phone book ■ Press OK to confirm the phone n umber . ■ Press to set the position of the entry . ■ Press OK if the new position is free or Sw ap if the ne w position is in use. Deleting fr om the private Names list ■ Press Names then OK (or simply press and hold Names ) ■ Press to select the requir ed entr y . ■ Press Option then . Delet[...]

Using the menus Y our phone has a set of functions arranged in menus and submenus.The menu system makes it easy f or y ou to access the phone functions. Ho w to navigate ■ Press Men u ■ Press to displa y one of the 7 menus. ■ Press OK to select the menu. ■ Press to scroll thr ough the different submenus. ■ Press OK to select a submenu. ?[...]

Using the menus Settings menu (1) Use the Settings menu to personalise y our phone . Languages (11) Set the language of your phone. Backlight (12) Switch on/off the backlight function. If selected on, the k eypad and displa y will light up for 15 seconds each time you pr ess a ke y . Ringer types (13) Set your pr eferr ed melody (8 choices). Ring v[...]

Using the menus Messages menu (2) Use the messages menu to handle y our voice and text messages. V oice messages ar e stored in a mailbox by the network. T ext messages are automatically r ecei- v ed b y your phone. If somebody sends you a message while your phone is off, you will r eceive it when y ou s witch y our phone on (except for broadcast m[...]

Using the menus Read all (23) Use this function to read or delete all text messages sa v ed in the sa ved list. Send messag e (24) Write and send text messag es ■ Enter your message using the k eypad then press OK ■ Enter the phone number to be called or pr ess Names to select it in the Names list, then press OK ■ Enter the number of the Mess[...]

Using the menus ■ Enter the number of the Message centr e or press Names to select it in the Names list, then press OK ■ Send is displa yed. Pr ess OK ■ Press OK to sav e your answ er in the Saved list or press Exit to quit. Send a messag e fr om a list ■ Press List ■ Press to select Sa ved list or Standard list then press OK ■ Press to[...]

Using the menus Network menu (3) Use the Network men u to manage network connections. Register ne w netw ork (31) Use this function to r egister with another a vailable network. A # befor e a network name indicates that this netw ork is f orbidden. Pref erred netw orks (32) Use this function to create and manage a list of y our pref err ed netw ork[...]

Using the menus Inf o during call (43) Switch on/off the displa y of call cost or call duration during each call. Access to the two f ollowing submenus (44) and (45) requir es a PIN2 code and a phase 2 SIM car d (see y our ser vice pro vider). Charge rate (44) Use this function to enter the currency unit and the charge rate (cost of a call per unit[...]

Using the menus Call forwar d (52) Diver t incoming calls to another number of y our choice. Y ou can forward differ ent types of incoming calls: - all calls, - calls when your phone is busy , - calls which y ou did not answ er , - calls receiv ed when a network cannot r each you. Call bar ring (53) Barring of incoming calls or outg oing calls. The[...]

Security menu (6) Use the Security men u to pr otect your phone against unauthorised use. PIN code (61) Switch on/off the requir ement to enter your PIN code at s witch on. Chang e PIN (62) Use this function to change y our PIN code. Options 62 only appears if PIN code is activated. Change security code (63) Use this function to change your securit[...]

Name restriction Use this function to switch between the Public Onl y and Public & Private options. When Public & Priv ate is set you can add, change, delete and read names in both public and private lists. Access to the ADN is identical to standar d pho- nebook access. When Public Only is set, the Names list is the public list. Y ou can on[...]

Using the menus 3 1 T o visualise the curr ent settings of the Hot K e ys ■ Press to visualise the setting for each of the k e ys (the number of the curr ent ke y is displa yed in the index). ▼ Customiz e (7) Hot K e ys (71) Y our phone is provided with 9 Hot K eys (k ey 1 to 9) that allow y ou to perform the features y ou use more frequentl y [...]

Using the menus • Send message: select a message in the Sa ved list. Y ou can send again a sa ved message to the same number y ou originall y sent it to. • Call forwar d: select function as in Call forward men u then enter a phone number or select a name in the Names list. Some H ot K eys may be lock ed depending on the network. W elcome te xt [...]

DTMF tones 3 3 DTMF tones The numeric k eys of the phone (0 to 9, * and #) alwa ys trans- mit DTMF tones (Dual T one MultiFrequency) also known as “ touch tones ”. DTMF tones ar e used b y certain telephone ser vices such as answ ering machines, pagers, etc . Rather than ke ying in a separate code after each of a series of requests, you can car[...]

DTMF tones 3 4 ■ Enter 3 and press Call , 12345w9876p3 is dis pla yed. This DTMF sequence can also be stored in the Phone book. Y our phone always interpr ets the first pause as a w ait character (the r est of the digits are not sent until your phone is connected). The second pause is a real pause of 2.5 seconds. T o g et a long er pause enter se[...]

List of accessories BHR 155/P 600 mAh NiMH Standard pack BHR 156/P 600 mAh NiMH Slim pack BHR 159/P 900 mAh NiMH Business pack Po w ers phone and charges bat tery in a short time . 3 different batteries F ast Charg er 35 European plug A CSR15/P UK plug A CUR15/P Australian plug ACAR15/P USA plug A CTR15/P South Afr . plug A CZR15/P Cigarette Lighte[...]

List of accessories DeskT op Charger DTBE 10/P Handsfree Headset HSAE10/P Charges a batter y when connected to the phone and pro vides a slot f or an accessor y batter y . Combining an ergonomic earpiece and a microphone to use y our phone in ev er y situation (wal king, riding a bicycle, etc ...). 36 Twist -FDN-UK -15831 26/04/00 16:14 Page 40[...]

A pr ob lem ? 3 7 T rouble Shooting Pr ob lem Solution Somebody tried to use your phone but didn't know the PIN code or Unblocking code. Contact your service provider . The network connection is lost. Either you ar e in a radio sha- do w (in a tunnel or betw een tall buildings) or you ar e outside of the network cov erage area. T ry fr om anot[...]