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Di s co v e r Y ou r Pho ne How to ... Pick up key 262K C olor TFT LC D Naviga tion keys Han g up, c ancel and on /off ke y Min i USB con nector f or headset, c harger, and dat a cable Le ft s oft ke y Right s oftkey Alphanu meric keypad Camer a lens Loudspeaker Vol ume s ide key s Mic ro S D c ard slo t S wit ch the phon e On/O ff Long pre ss ) . [...]
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1 Reje ct a call When the phone rings , press ) or long press the vo lume side keys. Adj ust the con v er sat i on vol um e Press u p or down volume side ke ys to a dj ust the vo lume dur ing a call. Set the ringer vol um e Whe n the ph one is in idl e mode, long pre ss volume side keys to adjust the ri ng vo lume. Acce ss diale d c alls lis t Pre [...]
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2 Softkeys The left and righ t soft keys ( C and c ) are locate d at the top of key pad area . Pres s in g the soft keys allows you to s elect the opti on displayed on the screen directly above them , incl uding optio ns during a c all. The fu nctions of the soft key s chan ge accord ing to the curre nt context . Mai n men u You can access the di f[...]
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3 Pre ss , in idl e mode to access the main menu and press + , - , < or > to na vigate through the icons and li st s, o r p res s 0 - 9 keys, and * or # keys to acc ess the opt ions and fun ctions d irec tly. Whe n na v iga ting t h ro ugh a list , the s c r ol li ng b ar on the ri ght o f the s creen wil l i n dicate you r curren t posi tion[...]
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Table o f contents 4 1. Getting Started . ....... ....... ....... ...... ....... ....... . 7 Ins erting the SIM card ...... ...... ....... ....... ....... .... 7 Swi tching o n t he phon e ... ...... ....... ....... ....... .... 9 Swi tching o ff the phon e ... ...... ....... ....... ....... ... . 9 Cha rging t he batte ry .... .... ...... ....... [...]
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5 MMS (n etwo rk depend ent) .... .... ....... ...... .... 3 7 Inb ox . ...... ....... ....... ....... ...... .... ...... ....... ....... ....... 38 O u tb ox ... ....... ....... ....... ...... ....... ....... ....... ... ....... 3 9 My favo urites ...... ....... ...... ....... ... ....... ....... ....... 40 Dra ft .. ...... ....... ....... .......[...]
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6 Troubl eshooting .... ....... ....... ....... ... ....... ....... .. 83 Philips A ut hentic Ac cessories ..... ....... .. 85 Tr ad em ar k D e cla rat io n .. ....... ...... ....... .... .. 8 6 SPECIFIC ABSOR PTION RATE IN FOR MAT ION ....... ... ....... ....... ...... ....... ...... 8 7 Li m ite d w a rr an ty ...... ....... ...... .... ...... .[...]
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Gettin g S t art ed 7 1. G ettin g St ar ted Ple ase read the safe ty inst ructio ns in the “Precau tion s” sect ion b efore u se. Before you s tart using your phone, you must insert a valid SI M card suppli ed by your GS M operator or retai ler. The SIM car d conta ins your sub scrip tion in form at ion, y our mo bile tel epho ne n um ber , an[...]
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8 Getting Star ted Ins er t th e SI M card Make s ure tha t the clipp ed corne r of the SIM card is fa cing the correc t directi on (cli pped corner a t upper left) an d th e m etalli c contacts are fa cing downw ards. Slide th e SI M card i nto the card slot u ntil it stops. Whe n you rem ove yo ur SIM c ard fr om its hold er, make su re that you [...]
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Gettin g S t art ed 9 When the p hon e is s witche d on wi thout a SIM card, user s can access t he mai n menu by p res sing , or C , o r make S OS em er genc y nu mbe r vi a c or ( . Sw itchin g on the phon e To switch on the phone , long- press the ) key . Enter the P IN code if requir ed (the 4 t o 8 digit secret co d e of you r SI M card). It i[...]
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10 Getti ng St arte d The battery s ymbol i ndicates the stat e of c harge. Dur ing ch arg ing, the c harg e in dic ator s will scro ll; it tak es a ro und 2. 5 ho urs to fu lly cha rge th e ba tte ry . When all th e scroll bars are stea dy, the b attery is f ully char ged. You ca n then dis connec t th e char ger. Dep en din g on th e net w ork an[...]
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Callin g 11 2. Ca ll ing Make a cal l You can make a call o nly when the network name appe ars o n the scr een. If t here i s no net work na me on the scre en, y ou n eed to rer egis ter. From the idle sc r een 1. In idle m ode, enter t he phone nu mber usin g t he keypad. T o c orrect an error , p ress C . 2. P ress ( to d ia l . 3. P ress ) or c [...]
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12 Calling Call h andsf r ee For your ow n co m fo rt an d safety, ensure yo u move the pho ne away f rom you r ear w hen cal ling h andsfr ee, espe cia lly when i ncre asing th e vo lume. 1. In idle mo de, enter t he phone num ber using t he ke ypa d or se l ect a con tac t in t he p ho neb ook . 2. P ress , or C Options then select Dial > Ha n[...]
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Callin g 13 There is no limit t o the lengt h of the reco rding; the reco rdin g will s top only w hen yo u press c key t o sto p the record ing, wh en th ere is i nsuff i ci ent m emory , or when th e call has en ded. Ot he r o ptio ns dur ing a cal l Pre ss C Op ti on s to b e a b l e t o p er f o r m t h e f o ll o w in g ta sks whil e a cal l i[...]
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14 Calling Fotocall Thi s feat ure al low s you t o lin k a co ntact i n you r phonebo ok to a phot o you have taken using the Camera f un ction, or a picture yo u have downloa ded via W AP or da ta cab le. Dur ing a ca ll, i f the o the r part y's na me c ard i s linke d to a pict ure, t he inc omi ng call ba ckgroun d will d isplay the corr [...]
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Text an d n um ber entry 15 3. T ex t and number entr y Input method Yo ur mo bi le p ho ne su ppo r ts s ever al in pu t me th od s, whic h in clud e: *Du ri ng te xt ed itin g, yo u c an pr ess * to s wi tch input mod e; the sta tus bar on the screen wi ll display your current i nput mode. 『』 represen ts Simplifi ed Chinese Pi nyin input mod [...]
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16 Te xt an d numbe r en try or dea ctivate T9. Short pre s s # to en ter punctua tions or l ong pre ss to se lect input lan guage. En t er ing sym bols In any inp ut mode, press # to open /close s ymb ols input screen. If th e symbols oc cupy mo re than one scree n, p r es s + / - to s croll up/d own the pa ges. press ok to confirm the sy mbol inp[...]
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Text an d n um ber entry 17 Example: H ow to en t er th e wor d “H ome” 1. P ress 4 6 6 3 , th e screen displa y t he first wo r d on the list: Good . 2. P ress - to brow se and sele ct Ho me . 3. P ress C OK to confi rm Hom e . Basic t ext input If y ou wish to use bas ic text i nput mode, pr ess * to selec t “ABC” ba s ic te xt inpu t. Th[...]
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18 Te xt an d numbe r en try Pi ny i n In pu t Pre ss * and sel ect Pinyin input mode. E ach Pinyi n letter is rep resented by one of the numeri c keys as shown b elow: (N ote that Piny in input mo de is so lely meant for th e input of Simpli fied Chinese cha racters. Yo u cann ot in put T ra diti onal Chi nese char act er s). The gen eral st eps o[...]
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Text an d n um ber entry 19 For e xample, to inpu t the character 『王』 , wit h the Piny i n letters 『 wang 』 , press 9 2 6 4 and use > to select the d esired p i nyi n combi nation for 『 wang 』 , then press , t o co n firm com bi na ti on. Af te r th a t, yo u m a y pr es s a nu mb er key to en ter the inton ation o f the chara cter[...]
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20 Te xt an d numbe r en try Whe n t he zhuy in co mbin ation a ppea rs on the i nput row, press < / > t o m ove the se l ect i on box o v er the zhu yin comb in atio n an d pr ess , t o en te r c h ara c te r sele ction mode. Sele ction Pre ss < / > to mo ve the sel ection box left or righ t, and press + / - to sc roll list. When the s[...]
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Text an d n um ber entry 21 Th e basi c ste ps of S tr oke inp ut ar e as fo l low s: The pri nciple o f stroke in put is to dis s e ct and separate every s troke of a chinese ch aracter accordi n g to seq uence. Whe n you w i sh t o inpu t the chara cter, press the keys corresponding to the required strokes accord ing to s e quence to get the de s[...]
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22 Enter t ainme nt 4. Ent er ta inme nt This se ction descri bes th e games and addi tional too ls instal led on y our m obile ph one. Some o f the f eature s desc ribe d here ar e depend ent on the co nfiguration o f your mo bile phone , the c ountry in which you pur chased your mobil e phon e, a nd/or your ser vice prov ider. Games This ph one c[...]
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Browser 23 5. Br o ws er Your phone come s with a WAP bro wser. You can ob tain new s, spor ts an d weath er inf orm ation , as we ll as serv i c es from the Internet via the WAP b rowser. Thi s fe ature is av ail able only if you r subs cri ption inc ludes WA P acc ess se rvice s. Th e settin gs ha ve been pre c o nfigur ed an d you do not n eed t[...]
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24 Br owser To add a new b oo kmark: To e di t a bookmark: His tor y This m enu all ows yo u to m anage, orga nize a nd qu ick ly ac ces s the W eb page s you have prev ious ly visite d. 1. When you enter th is menu, th e W eb pages you have previo usly vi site d will be l i ste d. 2. Pr es s C Options to a ccess the following : E nter add ress Ent[...]
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Browser 25 Se tting s Thi s m enu allows y ou to conf i gure the Web settings for Web browsing. Your phone may have been preco nfigured with the set tings of a specif i c network operator. If you are a s ubscriber of the net work operator, you ma y start using your WAP b rowser immediate ly . Oth erwise, you need to re-configure the setti n gs . Ph[...]
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26 Musi c 6. Mu sic This fea ture allows you to download musi c from the netw ork, sav e the a udio f i l es , edit y o ur playl ist, and play m usic. The ph on e suppor ts audio files in MP3 and AAC forma t. Howeve r, on ly MP 3 forma t i s suppo rted wi th the Bluetooth headset . Tracks This feature allows you to play downloaded musi c in yo ur P[...]
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Musi c 27 Pl aylists The sto red playli sts are di splayed on the screen . To create a new pla ylist, se lect Ne w pla yl is t . Ente r th e pl ayl ist na me an d pr ess , . T hen us e + / - to se lec t a playl ist, pre ss , , and th en press C Options , s el ec t Edit play list and se lect th e trac ks yo u wan t t o add in t he playl ist by press[...]
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28 Musi c Pre ss C Options to car ry out the follow ing operations : Settings The a vailable op tions in clude: C Opti ons Ope n o pt i ons m en u. c Back Retu rn to previous menu. Play / Pause Pl ay/Pau se the se lect ed audio f i le. Add t o play list Open t he play list, se lect a playli st and add the sele cted file to the playli st. Pl ay mode[...]
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Musi c 29 Using the volume si de keys When the fli p of the phon e is cl osed, you ca n use t he vo lume side ke ys to procee d to the followi n g operati ons: Key Opera ti on + Sho rt press: Turn the volum e up Long pre ss: Select previous t rack - Short pre ss: Turn the volume down Long pre ss: Select next t rack Phi lip s_ XRaz r.b ook Pa ge 2 9[...]
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30 Ca mera 7. Camera Your mobile phone features a digital camera that al lows yo u to tak e pi ctures and r ecor d sh ort video s, store t hem in your ph one, us e them as wa llpape r or send them to your frien ds. Ple ase en sure th at the c amer a lens is clea n befor e you tak e pict ures, a s smal l dust parti cle s can st rong ly aff ect the p[...]
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Camera 31 Came ra option men u When the camera mode is activated and befo re a pi ctu re is tak en , you can c han ge a num ber of sett ings by pre ssing C Opti ons . Opt i ons De sc ri pt ion Sw itc h to Video Exit f rom Camera mode and switch to Video mod e. In t he v ie wfi nd er m o de, y ou can switch f r o m Camera to Vid eo mode by p ressing[...]
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32 Ca mera P hot o P r e vi e w Opt i on M en u Once you hav e acti vated th e camera , simp ly press , to take a picture. T he pi cture is automati cally saved and displayed on the screen. You can press C Op tion s to carr y ou t the fo llowing operatio ns: When the m emo ry car d is full, the p ictur es w i ll be automatica l ly s to red i n the [...]
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Camera 33 Video optio n menu When t he video mode i s activa ted and be fore you sta rt recor ding, you c an cha nge a numb er o f setti ngs b y press ing C Option s . Adju st brig htne ss Pre ss < / > . B r i g h t n e s s l e v e l i s - 3 t o + 3 . D e f a u l t leve l is 0. Rec ord a vi de o Pre ss , key on ce. Press twice to stop recordi[...]
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34 Ca mera Video optio n menu Once y ou have activ ated the video mo de, si mply pr ess , to start record ing. Pre s s , to stop recor ding. The vide o is automa tical ly sav ed a nd the last record ed scene i s displayed on the s creen. You can p ress C Op tio ns to ca rry out t he foll owing op erations : A dvan ced Stor ag e loc atio n : Phone m[...]
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Camera 35 When there is not eno ugh memo ry spa ce, you wi ll not be able t o sav e the rec ord ed vid eo a nd you will be prompte d with a warning mess age. Delete Delete the record ed video. Rec ord n ew Return to video m ode to record a ne w vi de o cl ip. Phi lip s_ XRaz r.b ook Pa ge 3 5 Frid ay , Mar ch 2 3, 20 07 6:4 6 PM[...]
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36 Mess ages 8. M essa ges SMS SMS ( Short Messa g e Service) is a service tha t lets you to se nd text messages to anothe r party. You c an use the SMS menu on the p hone to sen d message s to anothe r mobile phone o r a d evice that is capable of rec eiv in g SM S. Your phone can store up to 500 me s sa g es. O nce you have r eache d 500 messa ge[...]
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Messa ges 37 MM S (netwo rk dep endent) Your phone allows you to send and receive mul tim ed ia me ssage s, kn own as MMS , whic h fea tur es tex t, pictur es, sou nd and vid eo clips. M MS can compri se on e or se veral sli des. Wh ether y ou se nd it t o an e-mail address o r to a nother mobile ph one, t he MM S wi ll be pl ayed as a slid e s how[...]
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38 Mess ages When there is more than on e pag e, you can press + / - to v iew the differen t pages of the MM S. A t the sa me time, th e title bar at th e top of the screen will display the cur rent page you are view ing and the total nu mber of p ages in yo ur MMS. Inbox The Inbox stores the m essages yo u have received. 1. In id le m ode , pr es [...]
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Messa ges 39 5. Pr ess , to enter t he nex t screen whereby the mess age detail s will be displa yed. Press C Op tion s to ca rry ou t the following operati ons: Outb o x The Out bo x al lows y ou to save th e m es sa ges y ou hav e sent successf ully and wh ich you hav e chosen to sa ve be fore s endi ng. 1 . I n id le mod e, p re s s , to ente r [...]
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40 Mess ages 4 . P ress + / - to select a message . When a mess a g e is selected , it s conten ts will be displayed on the scr e en. When you p ress C Opti ons , you can carr y out the follo wing operati ons: 5. Pres s , to en t e r th e ne x t sc re e n wh er eb y t h e detai ls wil l be di splaye d. P ress C Op tio ns t o carr y out the follow i[...]
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Messa ges 41 5. Pr es s , to en te r t he n ex t sc r e en w h er eb y t he detai ls will be displa yed. P re ss C Option s , t o carry out the f ollowing operati on s: Opt i ons De sc ri pt ion View Vie w the s elected me ssage. Repl y The send er’s n umb er wi ll be used a s th e destinatio n number automati cally and t he mes s a ge editor wil[...]
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42 Mess ages Draft This m enu lists the messa ges that wer e creat ed and sav ed but were not sent, and me ssages t h a t were a uto ma ti ca l ly s av ed b e fo re y ou we re a bl e t o s av e or send them when you ex i t f ro m the me ssage edi tor. Selec t a messa ge from the Dr aft m enu and press C Option s t o: View , Send , Ed it , Del ete ,[...]
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Messa ges 43 Yo u c an f or wa rd you r c al ls t o your vo i ce mai lb ox (t he phon e nu mber f or cal lers to le ave a m ess age) vi a the Call fo rwar ding featur e. Call voic e mail When y o u receive a voice ma i l, the phone w ill send you an alert. You can then call your voice mai lb o x num ber to retrieve your v oice ma il. In i dle m ode[...]
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44 Mess ages Mes sa ge Se tt ings SM S Sele ct Messa ges > Me ssage se ttings > SMS t o o p en t h e list of SMS a ccou nts. Pres s C Op tio ns > Edit to e dit th e SMS s ettin g s. Seriv ce cent er number T h i s m e n u a l l o w s y o u t o s a v e a n d e d i t t h e S M S s e r v i c e c e n t e r n u m b e r o f y o u r h om e n e t [...]
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Messa ges 45 Prior ity Thi s opti on a ll ows you to set the priority le vel of you r MMS. You c an set Lo w, Norma l (defaul t) or Hi g h . Delivery report You c an press C C han ge to set th is option On or Off . When set to On , a r ep or t wi ll b e se n t to not if y y ou i f the MM S has been d elivere d to the recipien t. Re ad repo rt You c[...]
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46 My Files 9. M y Fi le s This menu allows you to sto re the files in different fold ers ( Pictures, Vi deos, Sou nds, Others ) to facilita te more ef ficient ma nagement of files in your phone and the m emory ca rd. In add ition, y ou can o btain information re g arding your phone and memory c ard, such a s numb er of files, memor y utilis ed, pe[...]
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My Files 47 3. The folder opt ions incl ude: Vid eos When you enter thi s me nu, the videos whic h you hav e recor d ed using the phone’s camera as we ll as videos yo u h av e d o wn l o ad ed v i a MM S , WA P o r US B w il l b e displa yed as a li s t . 1. Select My file s > Vi de o s an d pre ss , t o enter th e menu. 2. Pr es s C Op tio ns[...]
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48 My Files 3. The fold er options and thei r ope rations are the same as those i n the Pi ctures m enu. Videos are played i n the m iddle of the screen . A st at us bar is di spl aye d at the to p of th e sc re en. The keyp ad operat i ons when playi ng videos a r e as f oll o ws : O ptio n s De scr ip tio n Play / Pause Play or pa use the selecte[...]
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My Files 49 Sound s When you enter t his menu, the audios which you h a v e s t o r e d o r d o w n l o a d e d v i a M M S , W A P , B T o r USB will be di s pla yed i n a li st. 1. Select My files > S ound s and press , to e nte r the menu. 2. P ress C Options to c arry out the followi ng op erat io ns to a sel e cte d fil e: 3. The fold er op[...]
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50 Tools 10. T ool s Calendar Thi s menu d isplay s t he cale ndar. You can sel ect Day view, Week view or Month view. You can create new app ointment , view appo intments list, delet e or modify appoin tments i n the cale ndar. T he ca lendar stores the ala rm date and time of e very event. If t he curre nt date a nd time corr espond with the da t[...]
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Tools 51 Re peat m etho d The pho ne pro vid e s the follow i ng repeat met hods: once , daily , weekly , m ont hly an d a nnu all y . Pre ss C Options to c arry ou t the fo llowin g operati ons to a s electe d file : W h en y o u c ha n g e th e d a te an d t im e o f y ou r p h o ne , t h e next aler t wil l be r epea ted bas ed o n the modifi ed[...]
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52 Tools When th e set ala rm time is reached, t he alarm will ring even if your phon e is sw itched off. Pr ess a ny key to di s abl e the a larm an d the mo bile phon e will b e switched off automatically. If you have downloaded your ow n ring to nes an d have se lected s uch a rin g ton e to be th e alarm alert, th en after you s e t th e a la r[...]
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Tools 53 Loc al setti ngs To set the loc al time zone . The screen dis plays a world map wi th t he c urr e nt d a te an d ti me. A ve r tic al highli ght in orange indicate s the current zone on the map, and a text b ar sh ows the displa y with ‘GMT’ an d the curre nt cities . Move the highlight w ith < / > key to up date ot her in form [...]
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54 Tools To stop c ountdown, press C Pause , to reset, pre ss C Option s > re set and you ca n ex it the men u by pressi ng the c Back . When the set tim e is up, the a lert will s t art to ring an d the r i n g type i s the s ame wit h the al arm. The co unt-down timer wi l l sw itch on a utomaticall y and emit an ala rm a t the e nd o f the co[...]
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Tools 55 Lifes tyle Appl icatio n Disc ount M anager This menu a llows you to calc ulate t he discoun ted pr ice o f a n ite m. The ca lcul ati on fo r d isc ount ed pric e varie s acc ording to the languag e setti ngs. W h e n t h e c u r r e n t l a n g u a g e s e t t i n g i s C h i n e s e , t h e method of calculat i on i s: Or igina l $*( Di[...]
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56 Tools If the da te of the sho pp in g list is close to the current s y st e m d at e ( 1 da y l im it ) , t he n t h e s h o p pi n g l is t w i l l b e moved to the top of th e l is t and indicated wi th a red ico n. For e xam ple, if to day is 5 Oc tobe r and the date of the sh opping list i s 6 October, a nd the syst em date of y our phon e i[...]
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Tools 57 1. Enter the m enu. 2. The sc reen displ ays a l ist of i tems you h ave alre ady ad ded to the lis t. If the li st is e mpty , you wi ll be prom pted to create it. P ress C OK to cre ate a list. Pr ess c Back to exit. 3. If a li st has been c reated, press + / - to se le ct ap r o d u c t . 4. P ress C Options to c arry out the followi ng[...]
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58 Tools 2. The sc reen displays a list of c ards wh ich yo u have a dde d. I f t he l is t i s emp ty , you wil l be p ro mpt ed to cre a te it. P ress C OK to crea te a card in form atio n. Pres s c Back to exit. If th e card infor matio n has be en c reate d , the scr een will dis play th e lis t of card is sue rs and the ty pe of card will be i[...]
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Tools 59 2. When you have finished, press C Sa ve or , to sa ve th e car d inf o rmat ion. Please n ote that except f o r n ote a nd phone n umber fiel ds, the re st of the i nput bo xes are ma ndato ry and can not be l eft em pty . BMI- Body Ma ss Index BMI i s the recom mend ed method f or mea s ure ment of overwei g h t in a dults. T he borderl [...]
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60 Tools 4. A f t e r y o u h a v e d o n e t h e c a l c u l a t i o n , p r e s s C Reset to clear th e inpu t b oxe s and the calc ulation resul ts, so t hat you c an perform ano ther calcu lati on. B asa l M eta bo lic Ra te (B MR) Basa l Meta b o lic Rat e is the minimal calori e req uire me nt r equ ired t o s ustai n li fe in a r estin g or [...]
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Co ntact s 61 11. Con tact s This m enu allo ws you t o m a nage the names, addres ses, and teleph one numbers of you r fri ends, fami ly, and collea gues. Y our m obile phon e has two stora g e a reas for your con tacts: the SIM phoneb ook and the onboard p honebook. Your phone can sto re up to 50 0 contac ts. M an ag ing con tacts in th e onbo ar[...]
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62 Co ntacts Most o f the fields are free-t ext, which mea ns you can enter a lphanume ric d ata using the text entry func ti o ns o f y ou r m o b i l e p h o n e ( f o r m or e in fo r m a t i o n on t e xt entry, see “Tex t and nu mber entry ” on page 15). Phonebook Op tions In th e phoneb ook, y ou can di splay the detai ls of a con ta ct b[...]
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Co ntact s 63 View grou ps The View groups feature allows you to organize your con tacts so th at y ou c an ass ociate im ages and/ or ringt ones with a group of contact s a nd send message s to all t he mem bers of th e group. Yo u ca n create up to 10 group l ists and eac h group list can sto re up to 100 conta cts. From the Cont act s me n u, s [...]
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64 Co ntacts Qu ick c all This fea ture allows yo u t o set your 4 pref erred or most freque ntly dialle d nu mbers. You can th en q uickly cal l one of them by sele cting the correspon ding icon or picture on th e sc reen, thereby elimi nating the n eed to ent er and br owse the c ontact list. Yo u may e dit a l ist of quic k ca lls . Adva nced Th[...]
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Pro fi les 65 12. Pr ofiles Your mobile phon e has be en preconfi gured with t he followi ng modes: You can a ctivate a nd modify all the mode s, except Flig ht mode and Sile nt mode . These 2 modes can only be a ctiva ted and v iewed . The prof i l es and th eir respec ti v e parameters a re as follows : •P e r s o n a l (def ault ) •C a r •[...]
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66 Prof ile s Prof ile se lectio n To selec t a di fferent p ro f ile: Personalise settings The a vailable op tions in clude: Meet ing Ring volum e Si len ce Ring tone s Default Aler t typ e Vib ra Key sou nd Off Ba cklight level Me dium Outdoors Ring volum e Le vel 9 Ring tone s Default Aler t typ e Ring Key sou nd Off Ba cklight level Max im um S[...]
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Connec tivity 67 13. C on nect iv ity Bluet ooth Your pho ne supp orts Blue tooth wirel ess techn ology, allowi ng conn ection to a comp atible B luetooth device. To ensure interoperabili ty betwe en other Bluetoo th devices, please chec k with the man u fa ct ur er s of ot her de vi ce s. The Blu et o oth conne ction can b e subjecte d t o in terf[...]
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68 Connec tivi ty When searchi ng for a device, you ar e pres ented wi th a li st of a ny dev ice s d isc ov e red wit hin th e r ang e o f y our Bluetooth- enabled p hone. As so on a s y ou s e lect a device and a co nnection is made, y ou are promp ted to enter a pas skey in order to pai r with the dev ice. Th is passkey is suppli ed by the manuf[...]
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Calls 69 14. Ca ll s Most opti ons d e s cribed i n this chapter are opera tor and/or s ubscri p tion dependen t and require ei t her a PIN2 c ode or a phone code . For more inf ormation on PIN code s , see “Sec urity” on page 73 . Call list This men u prov ides you wi th a list of ca lls y ou ha ve missed, answere d and made. Th e calls includ[...]
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70 Calls An y ke y ans wer Turn Any k ey ans wer on /o ff . Whe n this option is tur ned on, you can answer calls by pressing any k eys ex ce pt fo r t h e ) an d c . Minute remi nd er Se lect On or Off . Th e defaul t set ting is every 45 s econ ds in China an d off fo r other c ountries. Ca ll s erv ic es T he av ailab le opti ons in clude : Ca l[...]
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Calls 71 Ca ll d iv er t Set the follow ing call diver t options: All vo ice calls , If out o f reach , If no re ply , If bus y . •W h e n All voice calls is o n, all incoming calls w ill be diverted to the p re-s et number without any rem in de r . •W h e n If out of reach is on, incom ing ca lls wi ll be diver ted to the pre-se t numb er when[...]
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72 Settin gs 15. S ett ing s You can co nfigur e yo ur mobi le pho ne to b est sui t your usage pref erence. Y ou c an configure the followi ng sett ings: Genera l , Soun ds , Display , and Con nectiv ity . Gen era l This menu allows you to configure some general setti ngs: Ente r the men u Press , to en ter the ma in m e n u f r o m i d l e m o d [...]
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Setti ngs 73 Time & date Di splay time : P ress C Change to se lect On or Off . Wh en yo u sel ect On , the tim e in form atio n wil l b e d isp layed in idle sc reen. Time zone : Go to loca l setting s to chan ge the time zon e. Set tim e : S et the ti me. Set da te : Set the date. Time format : Se t the ti me format a s 24 h ou rs or 12 hours[...]
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74 Settin gs Display You may c onfigure your phone with different di sp l a y setti ngs: The max i mum len gth of greet i ngs is 20 Chinese wo r ds or 50 E ngli sh ch aract ers. On l y button s 2 to 9 can be ass igne d as shor tcu t keys. “ 0 ”, “ 1 ”, “ * ” an d “ # ” ha ve alread y been pre -assign ed f or qui ck a ccess to the e [...]
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Setti ngs 75 Sound s You can set y o ur phone to opera te with different soun d pro files . For details, see “Profi les” on page 65. If you ha ve downlo aded y our own ring t one s and ha ve selected s uch a ring to n e to be the a la rm al e rt, then after you set the alarm an d switche d off the phon e, the alert tone wi ll be chan ge d back [...]
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76 Settin gs Pref erre d Netw ork Preferre d network li st is stored in the SIM ca rd. It spec ifie s the pr ior ity by wh ich y our ph one wi ll regi s t er to the availabl e netw ork dur i n g automa tic registrati on. 1. In id le m od e, pr e ss , to enter th e main menu. 2. Select Setti ngs > Conne cti vity > Ne tw or k se tt ing s > P[...]
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Icons & Symbols 77 Ico ns & Sy mb ols In idle m ode, several icons and symbol s can be simultaneously displayed on the sub -d is p lay and main sc re en. T he sta tu s, net wo r k an d ba tt er y i co ns a re displayed a l l t he time. The rest of the icons are displayed if t he f eatur e is av ailab le, an d no t disp laye d if t he fea tu[...]
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78 Ico ns & Symb ols Bluetooth - Feature is activated. Came ra mult iple - I ndicat es ca mera mu ltiple is on. Came ra nigh t - In dica tes c amer a ni ght mod e is on. Came ra tim er - Indi cate s cam era tim er is on. Captu re - In di cate s OK to captu re p hoto Camera zoom - Indicates zoo m feature of the ca mer a is o n. Start rec ordin g[...]
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79 Pr e caut ions Radio W aves Your ce llular mobile pho ne is a lo w p ower radio transmitter and receiver . W hen it is op era ting , it se nds an d r ecei ves ra dio wav es. The radio waves carry your voice or data signa l to a ba se stati on that is conne cted to the telep hone n etwork. Th e netw ork con trols the powe r at whi ch the pho ne t[...]
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80 Telecomm unications Terminal Equipment Directive 1999 /5/ EC. Alwa ys swi t ch off yo ur phon e... Inadeq uately protecte d o r sensiti ve el ectro nic equ i pme nt m a y be affec ted by radio e nergy . This interf erence can l ead to acci dents . Be f ore b oa r di n g a n a i rcraf t an d/or when packing the pho ne in your luggage : the use o [...]
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81 Im pr o ved per f or ma nc e In ord er to im pro ve the perf orma nce of you r phone , reduce radi o energy emi ssion, redu ce b attery consumption an d ensure safe op erati on adhere to the following guidelines: For the optimal a nd satisf actory op eration of the pho ne you are recom mend ed to use the phon e in the normal opera ting position [...]
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82 Do not use your phone while drivi ng Sp eaking on the tel ephone w hile d riving l owers your conc entr atio n, wh ich can b e dang erous. Adhere to the follow ing guide lin es: • Gi ve y our fu ll atte ntion to dr i v ing. Pull off the ro ad and park before using t he phone. • Res p e ct the local reg ulations in coun tries whe r e you dr i[...]
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83 T r oubleshooting The ph one does n ot s witch on Re move/rein stall the batte ry. Then charge th e phon e un til the bat te ry ico n st o ps sc rol l ing. Unp l ug fr om charg er and try to switch the mobil e on. Y our pho ne doe sn’t r etu rn to the idle screen Long pre ss the h angup key o r switch of f th e phone, che ck that the SIM c ard[...]
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84 The d i spla y sho ws INS ER T SIM Check t hat the SIM card ha s been i nserted i n the right position . If the problem r emains, y our SIM card may be damag ed. Con tact y our o per ator . Whe n atte mpting to use a feat ur e in the m enu , the mob ile dis pla ys N O T ALLO W ED Som e features are netw ork depende nt. They are o nly availab le,[...]
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85 Philips Authe ntic Accessories Some a ccessories , such as a standa r d b atte ry and a cha rger, are inc luded as st an da rd accessori es in your mobi le phone packa ge. Addition al accessori es may also be provi ded or sold se p arat ely. Packag e conte n ts may therefore va ry . To maximi se the perfo rmance of your Philips mobil e phone and[...]
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86 T r ad e mar k De cl ar at io n JAV A is a trade mar k of Sun Micros ystems, Inc . T9 ® is a t rade mark o f Te gic Communi c atio n s In c . Blue tooth™ is a trade- mark ow ne d by te lef o n ak ti e b o la ge t L M Eric sson, Sw eden and licen sed to Philips. Te gic Euro . Pat . App . 084246 3 Phi lip s_ XRaz r.b ook Pa ge 8 6 Frid ay , Mar[...]
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SPECIFIC ABSORP TION RATE INFORM ATION 87 S PECIF IC ABS ORPTI ON R A TE INFOR MA TION International standar ds THIS MOBILE PHONE MEETS THE I NTERNATIONAL RECOMM E NDATIONS FOR EXPO S URE T O RA DIO WA VE S Your mobile phon e is a radio tran smitter a nd receiver. It is de signed and manuf actured no t to e xceed the limits fo r expo s ure to radio[...]
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88 SPECIF IC ABSO RP TION RATE INFORM A T ION USA Your mobile is also designe d and manufactur ed not to exc eed the limits for exp osure to r adio f requency (RF) e ner g y def ine d b y th e F ed e ra l C o mmu n ic at i on s Co mm i ss io n (F CC - U S A). T he S A R l i mi t re co mm e nd ed b y t he FCC for mobile ph one used by the g eneral p[...]
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89 Limited w arranty 1. What Does Thi s L i m i ted Warra n t y Cover? Philip s warrants to t he original reta il purch aser (“C ons umer ” or “Y ou”) th at thi s P hili ps cell ular pro duct and all acce sso ries orig inal ly prov ided by Phili ps in the sales p acka ge (“Produc t”) are f ree from defects in m aterials, design and work[...]
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90 b) Product that has been damaged due to repa ir, altera ti o n, or modifica tion by anyon e not a uthorize d by Phi lips; or c) Product th at has receptio n or operat ion prob lems cau s e d by sign al cond i t ions, ne twor k r eliab il ity o r ca ble or ante nna syst ems; or d) Product defects or problems caused by uses wit h non -P hil ips pr[...]
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91 ANY WARR ANTY OF SATIS FACTO RY QUA LITY ME RCHA NTABIL ITY O R FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOS E. PHIL IPS’ TOTAL LIAB ILITY FOR DAMAGES RELATING TO O R ARI SING OU T OF THE PU RC HAS E OR USE OF THE PRODUCT, REGARDLESS OF THE TYPE OR C AUSE OF SU CH DA MAGE O R TH E FORM OR CHARACTERISATION OF THE CLAIM A SSERTED (E.G. CO NTRACT OR TOPIT), S[...]
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Declaration of conformity We , Philips Ele ctronics Hong Kong Ltd Busi ne ss Group Mobil e Pho ne 5/F , Ph ilips Electr onics Building 5 Scie nce P ar k A venu e Sh atin Ne w T erritor ies Hong K ong declare under our sol e responsibility th at the pro duct CT9A9R Cellu lar Mob ile Ra dio GSM 900/1800/ 1900 T AC n umbe r : 353 812 01 to whic h this[...]