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Messages [Menu 2]
Accessing the Menu
Templates [Menu 2-6]
It's for pre-defined message. You can add one of the template list to your
message.
Voice Mail [Menu 2-7]
The handset is capable of dealing with voicemail if this feature is supported
by the network service provider. When new voicemail arrives, the network
sends the handset a text message to inform it of the waiting voicemail. If
this message matches that stored in the "Voice mail" setting, the handset
displays the voicemail icon
to inform you of the new voicemail.
You must configure the voicemail home mailbox number, and the numbers
to dial to enable and disable voicemail, before voicemail can be used.
Please check with your network service provider for details of their service
in order to configure the handset accordingly.
The handset is configured by using Messages/Voicemail/ Box Numbers
to set the following:
the number to dial on the home network to listen to voicemail (Home Mbox)
the number to dial when on other networks to listen to voicemail (Roam
Mbox)
the number to dial to be alerted to new voicemail using a voice call (Voice
no)
the number to dial to be alerted to new voicemail using a text message
(Message no)
the number to dial to disable voicemail (Disable no)
the number to dial to enable voicemail (Enable no)
When these numbers have been set correctly, you can check voicemail,
turn voicemail on or off, or change the voicemail alert simply by selecting
Message/Voicemail/Get V-mail and the desired option. The handset will
dial the number you set up to inform the network of your choice.
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