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  • Page 1 Personal Station (PS) Model UTS-708J INSTRUCTION MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Safety Information

    SAFETY INFORMATION This wireless hand phone has been tested and complies with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) RF exposure limits for general population/uncontrolled exposure environment. In addition, it complies with the following standards and guidelines: - FCC 96-326, Guidelines for Evaluating the Environmental Effets of Radio Frequency Radiation.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CAUTION OF USING ....10 Deleting all the content of redial, FEATURES OF PERSONAL STATION call memory or dial memo ..34 (PS) UTS-708J ....11 RECEIVING A CALL ....35 CHECK PACKAGE CONTENTS ... 12 OPERATIONS DURING CALLS ... 37 Placing a call on hold ....
  • Page 4 USING THE ANSWER MESSAGE USING THE SCHEDULE FUNCTION ......56 FUNCTION Answering message (F24) ..56 Deleting and changing original USING THE SCHEDULE FUNCTION .. 76 answering message (F24) ..57 Registering a schedule .... 76 Setting the answening message ... 58 When the specified time arrives ..
  • Page 5 CONTENTS (cont.) Deleting the all contents of original message (Draft Text) ..... 91 Send the message ....91 Receive a message ....92 Read the received message ..93 Deleting the received message . 94 SETTING OTHER FUNCTIONS ... 95 Dial lock ........

  • Page 6: Before Using This Product

    EXPLANATION OF ALERT SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL .. P2 FOR SAFE OPERATION - IT IS IMPORTANT YOU READ THIS .. P3 CAUTION OF USING ....P10 FEATURES OF PERSONAL STATION (PS) UTS-708J.. P11 CHECK PACKAGE CONTENTS ..P12 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS .. P14 BECOMING FAMILIAR WITH YOUR PHONE ..

  • Page 7: Explanation Of Alert Synbols Used In This Manual

    EXPLANATION OF ALERT SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL So that the user can use this product in the correct safe manner, this instruction manual uses various alert symbols. These symbols are for the prevention of injury to the user or others and for the prevention of property damage. The following shows the symbols and explains their meaning.

  • Page 8: For Safe Operation-It Is

    FOR SAFE OPERATION - IT IS IMPORTANT YOU READ THIS Phone handling instructions Warning Do not give it a strong shock Do not put any metal pieces or throw it. o r f o r e i g n m a t t e r i n t o crevices on this phone.
  • Page 9 FOR SAFE OPERATION - IT IS IMPORTANT YOU READ THIS (cont.) In the event that smoke (or If an electrical storm occurs strange odors) comes from this while using this phone outside, phone, immediately turn it off. immediately turn off the phone and move to a safe location.
  • Page 10 Battery pack handling instructions Danger Never heat battery pack or Do not use or leave the throw it in the fire. battery pack in hot places such as near heaters or fire. Otherwise, it may cause an explosion. Otherwise, it may cause leakage, or heat generation, explosion or ignition.
  • Page 11 FOR SAFE OPERATION - IT IS IMPORTANT YOU READ THIS (cont.) Do not let battery pack get Do not disassemble or modify wet by water or urine of pets. the battery pack. O t h e r w i s e , i t m a y c a u s e h e a t Otherwise, it may cause a leakage, heat generation, smoke emission or rust.
  • Page 12 Battery charger and AC adapter handling instructions Warning In case of dropping or breaking Always use the designated the battery charger or AC power source. adapter, immediately unplug the Connecting to the wrong power source AC adapter from the AC outlet. may cause a fire or breakage.
  • Page 13 FOR SAFE OPERATION - IT IS IMPORTANT YOU READ THIS (cont.) Should the battery charger or D o n o t u s e t a b l e t a p , AC adapter emit smoke or divergence point or divergence abnormal odor, unplug the socket adapter to put many AC adapter from the AC...
  • Page 14 Caution Do not leave or use in direct Do not get on the battery sunshine or places with high charger or AC adapter. temperature such as near a (Especially, be careful with small fire or inside a car exposed children.) to the sun.

  • Page 15: Caution Of Using

    CAUTION OF USING About water and rain Do not use it in bathroom or plunge it into water. • Try to avoid the phone from getting wet by rain drops etc. • If the phone gets wet, immediately wipe it with a dry cloth. •...

  • Page 16: Features Of Personal Station (Ps) Uts-708J

    FEATURES OF PERSONAL STATION (PS) UTS-708J This Personal Station (PS) UTS-708J is a digital portable phone that uses wireless communication. (1) It can be used to place and receive calls while in the PHS service area. (2) You can have direct communication as a transceiver between phones.

  • Page 17: Check Package Contents

    CHECK PACKAGE CONTENTS Check package components after opening box. Phone UTS-708J (1) Battery compartment cover (1) Accessories Battery pack (1) Battery charger (1) AC adapter (1) Hand strap (1) Instruction manual (1: this booklet)
  • Page 18 MEMO...

  • Page 19: Names And Functions Of Components

    NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS Receiver Front side Antenna of phone Fully extend the antenna when placing or receiving calls. (Call may be disturbed if antenna is not fully extended.) Incoming light Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Press this key to switch to short message or manner mode.
  • Page 20 Press this key when deleting characters or using dial memo. (See pages 31 and 42.) Dial key Press this key when inputting phone numbers or inputting characters. (See pages 29 and 42.) Press this key when setting key lock. (See page 96.) Press this key when setting dial lock.

  • Page 21: Display Own Phone Number And Number Of Each Opration Mode (F00)

    NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS (cont.) DISPLAY OWN PHONE NUMBER AND NUMBER OF EACH OPRATION MODE (F00) Press Display starts from the number of the current mode. By using the number of each mode is displayed in order. Modes that are not registered are not displayed.
  • Page 22 Select function item by pressing By pressing , the list of functions can be displayed in order. If the function you want to set is not there, return to step 3 by pressing Press You can set the selected function. For more information, see the respective sections for setting each function.

  • Page 23: Functoin Menu List

    NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS (cont.) FUNCTION MENU LIST DISPLAY & CLOCK FUNCTION GROUP TEL No. Display (F00) Back Light (F65) Set Clock (F62) LCD Contrast (F66) Alarm & Auto OFF (F09) Rec Owner Name (F63) CALL & HOLD FUNCTION GROUP Set Ring-Tone (F11) Select Hold-Tone (F14) ANSWER MESSAGE &...

  • Page 24: Becoming Familiar With Your Phone

    BECOMING FAMILIAR WITH YOUR PHONE Liquid crystal display (LCD) The battery remaining power display has four different levels. Answer Message Fully charged Call Memory Fair 11/12 15:00 Low. Not much power left. Battery needs recharging. No battery power. A "beep 1234567890 beep beep"...
  • Page 25 BECOMING FAMILIAR WITH YOUR PHONE (cont.) Message display Ordinary Cancel message message new messages exist *This also lights up if there are unplayed played messages only No display voice memos or conversation memos. Guide for battery duration The times listed below will differ depending on how the batteries are charged, the age of the battery and the environmental conditions.

  • Page 26: Attaching The Hand Strap

    When using it, ensure that it does not detach from the phone. USING THE ANTENNA The UTS-708J can place and receive calls while the antenna is in the storage position, however for better performance, use the phone with the antenna pulled out.

  • Page 27: Charging The Battery Pack

    CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK Loading and removing the battery pack Loading the battery pack Connect the battery pack's connector. Black Do not misconnect the connectors direction and put it in firmly. Put battery pack in. Do not slacken the cord and put it into the guide gap in the compartment firmly.

  • Page 28: Preparing The Battery Charger

    If your phone is turned on, turn it off by pressing for more than 2 seconds. Always turn off the power. Remove the battery compartment cover. Slide the cover towards the base of the phone and remove by lifting. Remove the battery pack. When removing the connector, hold the cord in a position near the connector and pull lightly.

  • Page 29: Charging

    CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK (cont.) Charging Insert the phone into the battery charger. The charging LED will turn on. Charging LED display While charging: Charging LED is red Charging is completed: Charging LED is green Charging time Maximum charging time approximately 4 hours Keep charging until the charging LED changes from red to green.

  • Page 30: Setting Operation Modes (F51)

    SETTING OPERATION MODES (F51) You can use your phone in public mode as a PHS or in transceiver mode as a transceiver. When you turn your phone on, the currently set mode appears. Press to select the mode you want. Public mode Transceiver mode ChngStndbyMode...
  • Page 31 MEMO...

  • Page 32: Use As A Phs Phone

    USE AS A PHS PHONE BEFORE USING AS A PHS PHONE .. P28 PLACING A CALL ...... P29 RECEIVING A CALL ....P35 OPERATIONS DURING CALLS ..P37 CHARACTER INPUT METHOD ..P41 USING PHONE BOOK ....P43 USING THE ANSWER MESSAGE FUNCTION .. P56...

  • Page 33: Before Using As A Phs Phone

    BEFORE USING AS A PHS PHONE If you have subscribed to a PHS service and you are in a PHS service area such as outside or in various public spaces, you can place and receive calls between general phones, and other PHS portable phones. (See page 25 for switching to public mode.) Pull the antenna when communicating.

  • Page 34: Placing A Call

    PLACING A CALL Placing/ending a call Pull out the antenna. Dial the phone number of the party you wish to call. Always include the local area code when dialing. You can enter up to 32 digits but in double-size 07031234567 digit display, you can only display 12 digits at any one time.
  • Page 35 PLACING A CALL (cont.) Calling numbers previously placed and received, and referring to dial memo Your phone automatically remembers the phone numbers to which you dialed or which is from callers whose phones are set to notifying the other party. You can confirm and display the numbers remembered, and call these numbers.

  • Page 36: Using Dial Memo

    Using dial memo Phone numbers (2 calls, maximum 22 digits) can be memorized during a call. You can place calls by accessing these numbers from the memo. Press during a call. Dial Memo Enter the Number HoldDwntoRtr Input the number you want to memorize. Dial Memo If you make errors, give one quick...

  • Page 37: Using Redial Key To Place Calls

    PLACING A CALL (cont.) Using redial key to place calls Press Give a quick press to display the number of the party you last called (redial 1). Press and hold for more than 1 second to display call memory 1. Repeatedly pressing displays the memory content listed in the order...

  • Page 38: Deleting Individual Memorized Numbers

    Deleting individual memorized numbers Display the phone number you want to delete by repeatedly pressing After pressing , you can change the display by using either Press Redial 1/10 Clear 1 by 1 Ensure points to "Clear 1 by 1". Clear All Press Select...

  • Page 39: Deleting All The Content Of Redial, Call Memory Or Dial Memo

    PLACING A CALL (cont.) Deleting all the content of redial, call memory or dial memo Display one of the numbers you want to delete from redial, call memory or dial memo by repeatedly pressing After pressing , you can change the display by using either Press to make...

  • Page 40: Receiving A Call

    RECEIVING A CALL The incoming tone or vibration INCOMING activates and the incoming light blinks. Pull the antenna. Press You will now be able to talk to caller. lights up and the calling time will be displayed. 00:00 Press to terminate your call. disappears and the calling time will be displayed for 3 seconds, then phone will return to standby screen.
  • Page 41 RECEIVING A CALL (cont.) MEMO • If the caller's phone is set to notify the other party, the caller's phone number will be displayed. Also, if the caller is registered in your phone's phone book, the caller's name will be displayed. Such calls are stored in call memory when they are received (page 30).

  • Page 42: Operations During Calls

    OPERATIONS DURING CALLS Placing a call on hold Place a call on hold when you want to temporarily stop the call. While the other party is placed on hold, they cannot hear you. You can select the hold melody from 11 preset melodies (page 70).

  • Page 43: Using The Conversation Memo Function (Communication Log)

    OPERATIONS DURING CALLS (cont.) Using the conversation memo function (communication log) You can record conversation from calls in the conversation memo. The conversation memo can store 3 records, each of 16 seconds. Recording the conversation memo When you press the during a call the phone beeps to confirm the operation (not heard by caller) and starts recording the conversation memo.

  • Page 44: Using The Hands-Free/Speaker Function

    MEMO • When recording your original answering message (page 56) , there can be two recordings. • Even when the phone is off and the battery is removed, the content of voice memo is saved. Clearing all stored conversation memos Press The "Playback Menu"...

  • Page 45: Using The Flash Function

    OPERATIONS DURING CALLS (cont.) Using the Flash function When you use the flash function, you can catch the another call during communication. Press lightly when you hear the signal sound for the flash function during communication. You can talk to the another call. Press again if you want to talk to the former call.

  • Page 46: Character Input Method

    CHARACTER INPUT METHOD This phone uses character input for phone book, message input and schedule input. Aalphabet and numerals can be input. Switching input character types When you press you can switch between alphabet and numeral. When the character mode is not in character input display, you cannot switch character types.
  • Page 47 CHARACTER INPUT METHOD (cont.) Character table You input characters by using the dial keys. As shown in the following table, multiple characters are assigned to 1 button. Alphabet Numeral , . _ sp ' " ^ ` ~ ABC abc DEF def GHI ghi JKL jkl...

  • Page 48: Using Phone Book

    USING PHONE BOOK The phone book is very useful for storing phone numbers that you call frequently. You can enter 14 letters for the name and you can store phone numbers with a maximum length of 22 digits. You can register a first phone number and a second phone number in a single phone book memory entry.

  • Page 49: Registering A Phone Book Entry

    USING PHONE BOOK (cont.) Registering a phone book entry Press Phone book NameSearch Search Group Search Mark Press Search MmryNo. Register PhnBk The number of registered entries is displayed and after that, phone book registration mode is activated and the screen displays the select input item screen. Select the item you want to input using Name &...
  • Page 50 Press The number of registered entries is displayed and after that the display of step 2 returns and you can continue registering. When you have finished registering, press MEMO • If you enter a entry in phone book that does not contain a name, it becomes group q. •...
  • Page 51 USING PHONE BOOK (cont.) Inputting "TEL No. & mark" Input the phone number. Phone numbers up to 22 digits can be input. 1st TelephoneNo.? If you wish to confirm phone numbers of more than 13 digits while you are inputting, press and hold .
  • Page 52 Inputting a "Specific incoming ring-tone" Set Ring? Press and select the melody you want to ToySoldierMrch None use. Select When a call is received from a caller whose phone is set to notify other party, the ring-tone (or vibration) set here is activated (page 43).

  • Page 53: Registering Numbers That Are Stored In Radial, Call Memory Or Dial Memo

    USING PHONE BOOK (cont.) Registering numbers that are stored in redial, call memory or dial memo Press to store a displayed phone number in the phone book. Display the phone number you want to register. See page 32 for how to display the number. Press Register PhnBk A screen asking if you want to register the number appears.

  • Page 54: Placing A Call By Search

    r Press to select "Yes". To cancel, select "No" and press . The search screen will return. t Press 2nd TelephoneNo.? The phone number displayed in Step 1 is displayed. 07032234567 y Press 07032234567 Follow instructions from Step 3 of "Inputting TEL No. and Select Mark mark"...
  • Page 55 USING PHONE BOOK (cont.) Press A call is placed to the specified phone number. MEMO • In step 2, you can place a call by pressing rather than displaying the entry data such as phone numbers.When both the first and second phone numbers are registered, the first number is dialed.
  • Page 56 Press to select the group to search. Group Search TargetGroup? Group1 2 3 4 5 Select Press 1 Group1 Instead of pressing , you can press Jack Black The names registered in the selected group and light up. Jane Green Tom Brown Press to browse the previous or next names.

  • Page 57: Placing A Call Using Two Touch Dialing

    USING PHONE BOOK (cont.) Searching by memory number Press Phonebook NameSearch Search Group Press Search Mark Search MmryNo. Register PhnBk MmryNo.Search ando Memory No.? No. __ __ Input the memory number (3 digits) that you want to search. The name of the entry that is assigned to the memory number you input and the light up.

  • Page 58: Placing A Call Using Three Touch Dialing

    Placing a call using three touch dialing You can easily place a call using three touch dialing for second phone numbers assigned to the memory numbers 000 ~ 009. Use the dial keys to input the last digit of the memory number (0 ~ 9) twice.

  • Page 59: Changing The Group Name (F92)

    USING PHONE BOOK (cont.) Changing the group name (F92) You can change the group names in your phone book. When you purchase your phone, the group names will be "group 1" ~ "group 5" Press ChangeGrpName Group 1 Press the number (1~ 5) of the group name that you Group 2 Group 3 want to change.

  • Page 60: Deleting All Entries In Phone Book (F32)

    Press The phone book entry displayed by step 1 is deleted. ClearFinished The display returns to the Phone Book (search) screen and you can select another entry to delete. When you have finished deleting individual entries, press Deleting all entries in phone book (F32) Press ClearAllPhnBk Press...

  • Page 61: Using The Answer Message Function

    USING THE ANSWER MESSAGE FUNCTION When you cannot answer your phone because you are busy at work or at the cinema, it is convenient to use the answer message function. When an incoming call is received an answering message is played and you can receive up to 2 messages (each maximum of 16 seconds) from callers.

  • Page 62: Deleting And Changing Original Answering Message (F24)

    Deleting and changing original answering message (F24) To change an original answering message, first delete the existing message and then record a new original answering message. Press Answer Message Record Press Clear Point to "Yes" by pressing To cancel the deletion, point to "No".

  • Page 63: Setting The Answening Message

    USING THE ANSWER MESSAGE FUNCTION (cont.) Setting the answering message You must record an original answering message before you set the message. See page 56 for how to record it. Setting by menu Press Playback Menu Playback Menu Answering Set "...

  • Page 64: Canceling The Answering Message

    Canceling the answering message Canceling by menu Playback Menu Playback Menu Press Answering Cancel 2 Recorded Voice Memo " * Recorded Items Remain" is displayed and Playback Items Remain Clear All the "Record & Playback" menu is displayed. Press The message mark disappears. Message By doing this, the answering message function is cancelled.

  • Page 65: Deleting All The Stored Left Messages

    USING THE ANSWER MESSAGE FUNCTION (cont.) To delete a message after playing it, 1st AnsMessage 1st AnsMessage Clear Message? ensure the points to "Yes" and PlayBack Finished press Select To keep a message after playing it, 1st AnsMessage Clear Message? point to "No"...

  • Page 66: Setting The Response Time From Receiving The Incoming Call To Answering (F25)

    Setting the response time from receiving the incoming call to answering (F25) You can select the response time from receiving the incoming call to playing the answering message from 3 options, 0 sec, 6 sec or 12 sec. Press Set Respond Time Point to the time you want to set by using 0 Seconds...
  • Page 67 MEMO...

  • Page 68: More Effective Use

    MORE EFFECTIVE SETTING THE CLOCK AND ALARM .. P64 ADJUSTING THE SOUND ... P67 USING THE VOICE RECORDER (VOICE MEMO) FUNCTION ...... P72 LIST OF OPERATIONS THAT CAN BE PERFORMED BY FUNCTION KEY ..P74...

  • Page 69: Setting The Clock And Alarm

    SETTING THE CLOCK AND ALARM Setting the clock (F62) Set the date and time that appears in the display. Press Press Set clock 2/20/2000 14:38 Select Press to input the year month day and time. Input the last 2 digits of the western calendar. The day of the 14:38 week is set automatically from the date.

  • Page 70: Setting The Alarm And Auto Power Off (F09)

    Setting the alarm and auto power off (F09) Setting the alarm You can set the phone to ring a one minute alarm at a specified time. When the clock is not set, you cannot set the alarm. If the set time arrives during a call, the phone rings an alarm sound from the receiver. Press Alarm&AutoOFF Alarm...
  • Page 71 SETTING THE CLOCK AND ALARM (cont.) Setting the auto power off You can set the phone to turn itself off automatically at a specified time. When the clock has not been set, you cannot set this function. If the set time arrives while you are taking a call, the phone will turn itself off when you end the call.

  • Page 72: Adjusting The Sound

    ADJUSTING THE SOUND Selecting the ring-tone volume and type To adjust the ring-tone volume and type, press and hold Ring-Tone Ring-Tone for more than 1 second while in standby condition. Loud Vibration 1 While call volume is set to "Loud" you cannot scroll by pressing Soft Step-up Also, when volume is set to "Step-down", you cannot scroll by pressing...
  • Page 73 ADJUSTING THE SOUND (cont.) Switch between options by pressing As you switch between options, the phone rings the ring-tone or melody. If you selected "Vibration" in Step 3, the phone vibrates as you switch between options. Beep 1 ~ 10 : Ring-tone Melody 1 ~ 11 : Melody numbers are shown in the table on page 70.

  • Page 74: Selecting The Hold-Tone (F14)

    Selecting the hold-tone (F14) You can select one of the 11 preset melodies. Press Select Hold-tone The current settings are displayed. Melody ToySoldierMrch Walzer Switch between options using Select When you switch between options, the selected melody rings. Melody 1 ~ 11 : Melody numbers are the table on page 70.

  • Page 75: List Of Ring-Tone Melody Numbers

    ADJUSTING THE SOUND (cont.) List of ring-tone melody numbers You can set the phone to notify you of incoming calls by playing a melody. The phone can ring melodies with 3 chords. Melody table When you purchase this phone, the following 11 melodies are registered. Toy Soldier Mrch E.K Nacht musik Walzer...
  • Page 76 MEMO...

  • Page 77: Using The Voice Recorder

    USING THE VOICE RECORDER (VOICE MEMO) FUNCTION When the phone is in standby condition, you can record 3 voice memos (each a maximum of 16 sec). Recording a voice memo Press The "Playback Menu" appears. Press The screen to confirm the "Voice Memo" recording appears. Point to "YES"...
  • Page 78 Press The voice memo is deleted. MEMO • When you record an original answering message (page 56), this uses up 2 recording spaces. • Even when the phone is turned off or when the battery is removed, the content of voice memos are saved.

  • Page 79: Performed By Function Key

    LIST OF OPERATIONS THAT CAN BE PERFORMED BY FUNCTION KEY List of various functions Function Modes that support setting Default Function Page number settings Public Transceiver TEL No. Display – Alarm & Auto OFF Set Ring-Tone BEEP1, volume = medium Select Hold-Tone Toy Soldier Mrch Answer Message...

  • Page 80: Using The Schedule Function

    USING THE SCHEDULE FUNCTION USING THE SCHEDULE FUNCTION ..P76...

  • Page 81: Using The Schedule Function

    USING THE SCHEDULE FUNCTION You can use the phone's "Schedule" function to register your already decided appointments such as dates and meetings. By registering your appointments in a schedule, these appointments will appear in the display at a time you specify and you will be notified by an alarm-tone (ring-tone, melody or vibration).
  • Page 82 Press If you are adding a new schedule on a date registered for an existing schedule, select "New Item Edit or Check" by using and press When inputting the first schedule When a schedule has already been for this date input on this date SUN 2/20 SUN 2/20...

  • Page 83: When The Specified Time Arrives

    USING THE SCHEDULE FUNCTION (cont.) Press The phone will beep to confirm the operation, the schedule will be registered and the display will return to the screen of Step 2 enabling you to continue registering your schedule. Date and weekdays that have registered schedules will have an inverted appearance. To exit from registering, press When the specified time arrives When the specified time arrives, the alarm-tone set when the schedule was registered will ring...

  • Page 84: Confirming Or Revising The Registered Content Of A Schedule

    MEMO • If vibration 1 or manner mode is set, the display only will appear and the alarm will not ring. • If the volume setting for incoming calls is set to OFF in "Ring-Tone" of "Selecting the incoming call notification method (F11)", the display only will appear and the alarm will not ring.

  • Page 85: Deleting The Registered Content Of Schedules Individually

    USING THE SCHEDULE FUNCTION (cont.) Press You are now able to revise the time. Revise by following the instructions from Step 5 ~ 11 of "Registering a schedule". Press The calendar appears and the revision is complete. If you need to confirm or revise a separate schedule, repeat these instructions from Step 3.

  • Page 86: Confirming Or Deleting Old Schedules (6 Or More Weeks Old)

    Confirming or deleting old schedules (6 or more weeks old) Press Press Press several times until "Past schedule" is displayed. Press The past schedules will be displayed in the order of most recent. Select the schedule that you want to confirm or delete by pressing The schedule that you selected is displayed.

  • Page 87: Deleting All The Registered Schedules

    USING THE SCHEDULE FUNCTION (cont.) Deleting all the registered schedules You can delete all past schedules and upcoming schedules together in one operation. Press Press Move the cursor to the date of the schedule by using Press Point to "Edit or Check" by using Press Press Point...

  • Page 88: Others

    OTHERS USING THE 32KBPS HIGH SPEED DATA TRANSFER SERVICE .. P84 USING MODEM FOR DATA/FAX COMMUNICATION .. P87 USING THE SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE .. P89 SETTING OTHER FUNCTIONS ..P95 USING PHONE AS A TRANSCEIVER .. P104...

  • Page 89: Using The 32Kbps High Speed Data Transfer Service

    USING THE 32KBPS HIGH SPEED DATA TRANSFER SERVICE If you connect this phone to various kinds of PC, PDA (mobile data terminal), using a device such as a "32kbps data card" (sold separately), you can use the 32kbps high speed data transfer service.

  • Page 90: Sending Data By 32Kbps High Speed Data Transfer

    MEMO • You can use 32kbps high speed data transfer in public mode and transceiver mode. • After using data transfer, push in the terminal cap so that it locks in the storage position. • Even when a cable is connected, the phone can be used as a normal voice phone. Sending data by 32kbps high speed data transfer You can perform the 32kbps high speed data transfer from this phone or from a PC etc.

  • Page 91: Receiving Data By 32Kbps High Speed Data Transfer

    USING THE 32KBPS HIGH SPEED DATA TRANSFER SERVICE (cont) Receiving data by 32kbps high speed data transfer When receiving 32kbps high speed data transfer calls, follow the instructions of "Preparing for 32kbps high speed data transfer" (page 84) beforehand. When a 32kbps high speed data transfer call is Incoming received, the ring-tone rings, the incoming light blinks and the display changes to incoming call condition.

  • Page 92: Using Modem For Data/Fax Communication

    USING MODEM FOR DATA/FAX COMMUNICATION By using a standard communication cable (modular/2.5mm dia. microplug) to connect a modem to the phone's earphone/microphone terminal, you can carry out data/fax communication. During modem communication, the communication speed will be slower than the 32kbps high speed data communication.

  • Page 93: Setting Modem Communication (F95)

    USING MODEM FOR DATA/FAX COMMUNICATION (cont.) Setting modem communication (F95) Press Set to "ON" by using When canceling, set to "OFF". Press Modem communication is now possible. MEMO • When not performing modem communication, always set modem communication to "OFF". •...

  • Page 94: Using The Short Message Service

    USING THE SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE You can communicate with other UTS-708J by the Short Message Service. Maximum 20 alphanumerical letters can be sent or received. Making an original message (Write Draft Text) Maximum 5 original messages by maximum 20 alphanumerical can be written.

  • Page 95: Insart The Made Message Into The Original Message

    USING THE SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE (cont.) Insert the made message into the original message You can not only make a message but also insert the message from "Last sent message", "Draft Text" and "Recv Message". Follow Step 1 to 5 in the "Making an original message". DraftText2/5 "Draft Text"...

  • Page 96: Deleting The All Contents Of Original Message (Draft Text)

    Deleting the all contents of original message (Draft Text) Follow Step 1 to 5 in the "Making an original message". DraftText1/5 Will you meet us tomorrow? Press Edit Select Point to "Clear All" using ClearDraftText Clear 1 by 1 Press Clear All The display to confirm "Clear all"...

  • Page 97: Receive A Message

    USING THE SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE (cont.) Input the phone number. Send Message Enter The number can be also input by Redial function and telephone Phone Number book function. 07031234567 Stop Press Input the message. Send Message See page 40 for the character input mode switching and Enter Message character input method.

  • Page 98: Read The Received Message

    Read the received message Maximum 20 messages by maximum 20 alphanumerical can be stored. When more than 20 messages are received, the oldest message is deleted. However, in case the message is protected, it is not deleted even if it is the oldest message in 20 messages.

  • Page 99: Deleting The Received Message

    USING THE SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE (cont.) Deleting the received message Deleting the contents of received message individually Follow Step 1 to 4 in the "Read the received message". Display the message you want to delete. Press Point to "Clear 1 by 1" using ClrRecvdMessge Clear 1 by 1 Except for...

  • Page 100: Setting Other Functions

    SETTING OTHER FUNCTIONS Dial lock To prevent other people using your phone, you can lock the dialing so that calls cannot be placed. • If password number has not been registered, you cannot set dial lock (page 100). Setting dial lock Dial Lock Press and hold for more than 2 seconds.

  • Page 101: Key Lock

    SETTING OTHER FUNCTIONS (cont.) Key lock You can prevent mistaken operation while on the move. Setting key lock Press and hold for more than 2 seconds. 14:38 The key lock state activates and the key lock icon is displayed. Sun 2/20 •...

  • Page 102: Caller Number Notification (F60)

    Canceling the phone book lock Press Input the password number. Press The phone book lock is cancelled. MEMO • When the phone book lock is set and you try to access the phone Phone book While Locking book, the following screen appears. If you input the password number Password? here, the phone book lock will be cancelled.

  • Page 103: Owner Name Record (F63)

    SETTING OTHER FUNCTIONS (cont.) Owner Name Record (F63) You can record your own name. The name recorded here will be displayed when the phone is turned on or off. Press Press Input your name. You can input a name of up to 16 characters. See page 40 for how to input characters. Press MEMO •...

  • Page 104: Lcd Contrast (F66)

    LCD contrast (F66) You can adjust the contrast of the LCD. Press LCD Contrast Adjust the contrast by using DOWN Press LCD Contrast is set Any key answer (F67) You can set your phone to answer calls by pressing any key other than when a call is received.

  • Page 105: Registering A Password Number (F71)

    SETTING OTHER FUNCTIONS (cont.) Registering a password number (F71) When setting or canceling dial locks or phone book locks, you must input a password number. The password number is a 4 digit number that is required to prevent others using your phone without your permission.

  • Page 106: Set Default Values (F72)

    Set default values (F72) You can reset set functions and return the phone to the condition it was in when you purchased it. Function that is reset ..... Default value Function that is reset ..... Default value Set clock ........00:00 on 00/00, Set hold-tone ......

  • Page 107: Key Touch Tone (F80)

    SETTING OTHER FUNCTIONS (cont.) Key touch tone (F80) When the key touch tone is set to on, the phone makes a sound when you press keys. You can set the key touch tone on or off. Press KeyTouch Tone Select Point to "ON"...

  • Page 108: Connecting (Link) Sound (F82)

    Connecting (link) sound (F82) You can set the phone to make a short beep to notify you that the line is connecting when you are placing a call before the calling tone starts. Press Point to "ON" or "OFF" by using Press MEMO •...

  • Page 109: Using Phone As A Transceiver

    USING PHONE AS A TRANSCEIVER Things to check before using Registering a transceiver group (F55) If you use the UTS-708J as a transceiver, Registration for the transceiver group you must register multiple UTS-708J needs to operate with receiving and phones at the site as a transceiver group.

  • Page 110: Calling The Other Party

    Memo answers, the calling time is • The transceiver number for the displayed. transmitting side UTS-708J is set to "0". Communicate to the other party • The password must be muched with the receiving and transmitting both lights sides.

  • Page 111: Receiving A Call

    USING PHONE AS A TRANSCEIVER (cont.) Memo • A call may be interrupted without other party terminating the call. – Excessive distance – Low battery charge – When signals are interrupted or o b s t r u c t e d b y a n y r e a s o n , a disconnect tone is sounded in this case.

  • Page 112: Appendix

    APPENDIX BEFORE ASSUMING IT'S BROKEN ... P108 MAINTENANCE ...... P110 SPECIFICATIONS ....P111...

  • Page 113: Before Assuming It's Broken

    BEFORE ASSUMING IT'S BROKEN If you think something is wrong with this product, before you request support or repairs, have a look at this trouble shooting guide. Phone will not turn on. • Did you press for more than 2 seconds? Press and hold for more than 2 seconds (page 24).
  • Page 114 When you cannot receive calls • When a call finished, was pressed? Press (page 35). • Is the phone in hold condition? Press (page 37). • Is the ring-tone volume set to off? Change the ring-tone setting (page 67). The call reception is bad (noise, hard to hear, drop outs etc.) •...

  • Page 115: Maintenance

    MAINTENANCE Maintenance Wipe it with a dry soft cloth. When the dirt is too much, use a diluted neutral detergent with a well wrung towel, then wipe with a dry soft cloth. Do not use benzene, thinner or alcohol. It may cause color-change or deterioration of the paint or writing. Occasionally clean the charging terminals of the phone and the battery charger.

  • Page 116: Specifications

    SPECIFICATIONS Main unit Radio frequency band 1,900 MHz Transmission power 10mW Power source 3.7V, 410mAh battery pack (Lithium ion battery) External dimensions Approximately 41 (width) x 15.9 (depth) x 122 (height) mm Mass Approximately 70g (including battery pack) Volume Approximately 65 cc Battery charger External dimensions Approximately 60 (width) x 85 (depth) x 35 (height) mm...
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