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  • Page 2: Discover Your Phone

    Therefore, Philips reserves the rights to revise this user guide or withdraw it at any time without prior notice. Philips provides this user guide «as is» and does not ac- cept, except as required by applicable law, liability for any error, omission or discrepancy between this user guide and the product described.
  • Page 3 Set radio volume When the radio screen is ac- tive, press the side key up or down. If in idle mode, press the key first. Access the main menu Press Access the Press Phonebook Use the Browse the list by mov- Phonebook to call the selected name.
  • Page 4 < > Pressing will alternate be- tween two options, such as Activate/Deactivate, On/ Off, Increase/Decrease a value, etc. Browse carousels and lists until you reach the desired feature or option. When navigating in a list, a scroll bar located on the right hand side of the screen shows your actual position in the list.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents 1. Get started ...8 Insert the SIM card ...8 Switch on the phone ...9 Set date and time ...9 Copy the SIM phonebook ...9 Charge the battery ... 10 2. Main features ...11 Access and consult the phonebook ... 11 Make a call ...
  • Page 6 6. Phonebook ... 27 SIM card phonebook ... 27 Add names in the phonebook ... 28 In the SIM card ...28 Phone’s phonebook ... 28 In the phone ...28 Add a record in the phone’s phonebook .28 Own number ...29 Fotocall: see &...
  • Page 7 8. Messages ...47 SMS ... 47 Send a SMS ...47 Read SMS ...48 SMS settings ...49 SMS Archive ...50 E-Mail ... 50 Settings ...51 Write and send an e-mail ...53 Receive and read e-mails ...54 Instant message ... 58 Broadcast Message ... 58 MMS ...
  • Page 8 13. WAP ... 79 Internet services ... 79 Launch a WAP session ...79 End a WAP session ...79 Homepage ...79 Bookmarks ...80 Enter address ...80 Settings ...80 Push inbox ...82 Options ... 82 Homepage ...83 Back ...83 Forward ...83 Refresh ...83 Save as homepage ...83 Save as...
  • Page 9 Troubleshooting ...97 Icons & symbols ... 100 Philips authentic accessories ... 101 Charger ... 101 Table of contents Handsfree kits ...101 Digital camera ...101 Carry case ...101 Declaration of conformity ... 102...

  • Page 10: Get Started

    1 • Get started Read the safety instructions in the «Precautions» section be- fore use. To use your phone, you must insert a valid SIM card supplied by your GSM operator or retailer. The SIM card contains your subscription, your mobile number, and memory in which you can store phone numbers and messages (see “Phonebook”...

  • Page 11: Switch On The Phone

    Remove the protective film covering the screen before using the phone. Switch on the phone To switch on the phone, press the When you switch on the phone, you may be prompted to enter the PIN code, which is the 4 to 8-digit secret code of your SIM card to protect it from unauthorised use.

  • Page 12: Charge The Battery

    Phonebook > Phonebook settings > In SIM card. Charge the battery Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery. A new battery is partially charged and an alarm will warn you when the battery reaches low. We recommend that you do not remove the battery when the phone is switched on: you may lose all your personal settings (see information on battery safety, page 95).

  • Page 13: Main Features

    2 • Main features Access and consult the phonebook In idle mode, press the selected phonebook (in SIM or in Phonebook phone), the content that appears on the screen may vary: see “Phonebook” page 27 for details on this subject. To consult the phonebook during a call, press lect View Names...

  • Page 14: Listen To The Radio

    carousel, then select Call press to dial the number. If you selected the phonebook in your phone, proceed the same way to call the default number, < > or press , select another number in the list, then press and select If already on the phone, press handsfree mode and back.

  • Page 15: Read Your Mobile Phone Number

    Activate the vibra alert If you want your phone to vibrate when you receive a call, you can activate the vi- Vibra alert bra alert as follows: Press , select Settings > and press Move to select to confirm. Activating the vibra doesn’t mute the ringer. If you want to mute it and keep the vibra function on, acti- vate the Silent mode as described above.

  • Page 16: Clear The Call List

    To record a conversation during a call: While one or several simultaneous calls are in progress, press to access the call context car- ousel. If you select Mute, then Record dialogue, only the caller’s voice is recorded. Select or hang up. Record dialogue, The recording is then available in the menu...

  • Page 17: Menu Tree

    3 • Menu tree The table below describe the complete menu tree (first to third levels) of your mobile phone, as well as the page reference you should refer to for more informa- tion concerning each feature or setting. Settings p34 Sounds p34 Silent / Ringer volume / Ringer / New SMS tone / Equaliser / Key tones / Alerts / Sound...
  • Page 18 E-Mail p50 For each available mail box Settings / Open mailbox / Send mail Broadcast Message p58 Reception / Topics / District codes Instant message p58 MMS p58 Create an MMS / Receive an MMS / Manage folders / Settings Multimedia p69 Picture album p69 List of available pictures...
  • Page 19 Call information p75 Call settings p75 Call forward / Mailboxes / Auto redial / Any key answer / Call waiting / Caller ID Call list p76 Call list / Reset Call counters p77 GSM counters / GPRS counters Phonebook p27 View names list Phonebook settings Delete all / Phonebook select.

  • Page 20: Music & Mix

    4 • Music & Mix Your mobile phone features an you to listen to the radio, memorize radio stations, record music and use these recordings as ringers and alarms. The other audio feature, BeDJ, will allow you to create, mix and share electronic music as well as use your mix as ringers.

  • Page 21: Turn On The Radio

    The headset is activated by default and is also used as the radio antenna. This is why you MUST plug in the headset to listen to the radio, even when using the loud- speaker. Turn on the radio Once the headset is plugged in, turn on the radio by pressing , on the top left corner of your mobile phone.

  • Page 22: Record Music

    any key to over write the saved information and preset another radio station. To rename a preset station, press the button while the radio is on to access the radio screen, then press and hold the corresponding preset key, enter the new name and press save it.

  • Page 23: Turn Off The Radio

    Also press to quit this screen, or press to the radio main screen. The help screen simply shows specific information items, you cannot browse the icons it displays. Turn off the radio To turn the radio off in any situation, press and hold button on the top left corner of your mobile phone, or disconnect the headset.

  • Page 24: Get Started

    Get started Activate tracks Launch BeDJ by pressing the the top right corner of your mobile phone. In the BeDJ screen that appears, the default music style is selected (e.g., Groovy, Techno, etc.). In the upper left part of the screen, a small table displays the current tempo value, the status of the recording (Off...

  • Page 25: Record A Mix

    < > lighted keys to increase or decrease You don’t have to save the Tempo, which is auto- matically taken into account. Press to go back one screen. You cannot change a Tempo while playing tracks or during a mix recording. Record a mix Start recording When ready to record your mix, press...

  • Page 26: Create Your Own Style And Mix

    Create your own style and mix Advanced options allow you to create and mix your own styles of music, either directly from the BeDJ styles available (e.g. Groove, Techno, Disco, etc.), or from the ringers list (e.g., Bach, Cool, Dream, etc.). The ringers list includes the MIDI files you might have downloaded via e-mail, WAP, IrDA, etc.

  • Page 27: Text Or Number Entry

    5 • Text or number entry Text can be entered in editing screens in two different ways: by using T9 ® predictive Text Input, or basic text input. Two other modes for numbers and punctuation marks, are also available. Icons appearing on the screen show the active text mode.

  • Page 28: Basic Text Input

    Basic text input If you wish to access the basic text input, select «Abc» basic text input using key. This method requires multiple key presses to reach the desired character: the letter «h» is the second letter on the must press it twice to enter «h». Using this mode re- quires you press a key as many times as is equal to the order of the letter.

  • Page 29: Phonebook

    6 • Phonebook All operations described in this chapter require the relevant Phonebook, whether in the SIM or in the phone to be selected. Your mobile phone has two phonebooks. The SIM phonebook is located on the SIM card and the number of entries depends on the card capacity.The second phonebook is built into the mobile’s memory and can hold up to 299 names.

  • Page 30: Add Names In The Phonebook

    Phone’s phonebook Your mobile phone only manages one phonebook at a time and will ignore the information relative to the other one: e.g., if «Smith» is present in both phonebooks and if you delete it in the phone, it remains unchanged in the SIM.

  • Page 31: Own Number

    Enter the last name of your contact and confirm by pressing , then enter their first name and confirm by pressing One of the two name fields can be empty, but not both. To go back to the previous field, press Add a number/text field After entering the name of your contact, you will be in the...

  • Page 32: Edit And Manage Names

    ture album and Sound recording to save their voice as a ringer. When they call, you will truly be able to see and hear them (for camera, see page 88 and for sound re- cording, see page 69). To use Fotocall, you need to be using the phone- book in the phone;...
  • Page 33 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to add up to 6 fields to the same record. Make a short press on back to the previous menu, or a long press to go back to the idle mode. Numbers or text will appear in order of creation date. The first fax or phone number you enter becomes the default number.

  • Page 34: Make Calls

    the “Change a field content” paragraph. Then select in the carousel menu, and press Make default confirm. Copy to SIM As mentioned earlier, entering names in the SIM phonebook can be useful if you Copy to SIM change phones frequently. If you copy phone numbers into the SIM card, your phonebook is always updated when switching phonebooks or when using another phone.
  • Page 35 If you selected the phonebook in your phone: • To call the default number: - once the record selected, simply press - press to access the record carousel, then select Call Call handsfree. • To call any other number, choose record is selected and choose a number type in the list (Mobile, Home, etc.).

  • Page 36: Settings

    7 • Settings menu allows you to customise your phone Settings and change the settings related to each available option (sounds, time and date, security, etc.). The menu allows you to change several settings at once (see page 45). Sounds Silent Allows you to set the Off.

  • Page 37: Alerts

    Alerts Allows you to set alert beeps for the following items: Alerts - when an you programmed in your organiser is Event due, - when you have missed a call, - when the is low and requires charging, Battery - to manage the duration of your calls, first after 45 seconds, then every minute of an ongoing call (the beep cannot be heard by the caller).

  • Page 38: Animation

    black background. This mode increases the autonomy of your phone (increases your battery life). When setting the screen saver On, select a picture in the list that appears by pressing (you deselect it also by pressing these keys), then press to move to the next picture.

  • Page 39: Hotkeys

    External lights Allows you to set the side lights Off. When On, the lights on both sides of the mobile phone will be activated when External lights receiving a call, when an event occurs and when an alarm rings. The side lights will be sound-driven only when a MIDI sound file selected as a ringer contains light effects.
  • Page 40 Immediately locks / unlocks the key- pad. Keypad lock Activates the Silence ringer volume off). Active. Silence Activates the ume high, any key answer). Activate Car Activates the Headset volume medium, any key answer on). Activ. Headset Activates the Meeting ringer and all keys set to silent).

  • Page 41: Voice Command

    Launches a Subscription dependent Opens the Screen saver On/Off Screen saver Forwards ALL calls to the voice mail- box. To voice mail Direct access to the Brick Game Dials the number of your voice mail- box. Voice mail box Opens the Games Subscription dependent Games...

  • Page 42: Voice Dial

    Voice dial Voice dial allows you to quickly call a name from your phonebook: set a voice Voice Dial tag by recording a word that will call the corresponding name when pronounced. Select Settings > Voice dial > Browse the list to select the call number to be set with a voice tag.

  • Page 43: Call Barring

    calls to this list via the Call restriction This feature is subscription dependent and requires a PIN2 code (see page 42). Call restriction Allows you restrict the calls to the Names list. In this case, you can only ac- Call restriction cess the names of the opposed to the of the main menu.

  • Page 44: Change Codes

    Change codes Allows you to change your PIN 2 codes, as well as the call Change codes code. Depending on your SIM card, some features or options may require a PIN2 secret code. This is a second secret 4 to 8-digit code given to you by your operator. If you enter a wrong PIN2 code 3 times, your SIM card is blocked.

  • Page 45: Register Again

    consumption, however it will increase the connection delay. In spite of these settings, you must still select the bearer (GSM or GPRS) in the menus of each application to be used (e.g., WAP, MMS, e-mail, etc.). Register again Provides you with a list of the networks available in the area when the mode is selected.

  • Page 46: Time And Date

    Analogic No. to enter an analogic number. In both cases, enter the «+» sign followed by the number provided by your operator and press Contact your operator to know what type of number you should select. allows you to enter an inactivity time pe- Inactivity time riod after which the phone automatically disconnects (if a connection was in progress) and returns to idle...

  • Page 47: Daylight Savings

    Time zone option allows you to set the time zone you belong to, according Time zone to GMT (Greenwich Meridian Time). Move to select the setting corresponding to your area. Daylight savings This setting only concerns countries in which time is set according to summer/winter time (e.g.
  • Page 48 Each box of the table refers to the settings as stored in the menu (whether you have Personal changed the settings or not). Profiles Personal Autonomy Vibra alert Ringer volume Medium* Medium Key tones Organiser alerts Battery low alert New SMS tone Backlight 10 sec* Any key answers...

  • Page 49: Messages

    8 • Messages item of the Send SMS allows you to: Send SMS • send a standard or customised short text message to someone, • edit the last message sent and send it again, • add an iMelody, pre-defined sounds, an anima- tion or a picture to your message.

  • Page 50: Read Sms

    Together with an attachment This option allows you to attach a sound, icon or ani- mation to your message and press attach it to your message. Depending on the type of file you want to attach, select Add graphic map image or an animation, and/or tach a melody.

  • Page 51: Sms Settings

    Delete the selected message, of the sender if it is attached to the Store number message, Store melody if a melody was sent together with the SMS, if one or several graphics and/or ani- Store graphic(s) mations were sent together with the message, Extract a number included in the message itself, if this number is included in double quotes (several...

  • Page 52: Sms Archive

    Validity period This feature is subscription dependent. Allows you to select the length of time your message is to be stored in your SMS Validity period centre. This is useful when the recipient is not connected to the network (and thus cannot re- ceive your message immediately).

  • Page 53: Settings

    To enter text and numbers, including specific signs such as @ or %, see the characters table described page 26. Settings Network access This menu allows you to configure your phone and to handle the connection to the network, whether GSM or GPRS, in order to then connect to the appropriate server that will let you send and receive e-mails.
  • Page 54 Contact your ISP to know what type of number you should select. Auto disconnection: allows you to select an inactivity time period after which the phone automatically dis- connects (if a connection was is progress) from the net- < > work.

  • Page 55: Write And Send An E-Mail

    address: allows you to enter the DNS address of the external data network you want to connect to. authenticat.: allows you to activate/deactivate the SMPT authentication process with the SMTP server. In most European countries, this menu should be set to Off: your e-mails will NOT be sent if set to On.

  • Page 56: Receive And Read E-Mails

    Select Send now and press e-mail. Your mobile phone connects to the Inter- net server, sends your e-mail to the names present in your mailing list, then disconnects. You can cancel this operation by pressing and holding key. Your mobile will then disconnect from the server, exit the e-mail menu and go back to idle.
  • Page 57 The total number of mails received and pending on the server is displayed on the top of the screen, as well as the number of pages needed to display all headers. Your mobile phone retrieves five e-mail headers at a time. If (respectively Previous) appears at Next the end (respectively beginning) of the list, other...
  • Page 58 A text file (text only, «.txt» format) is attached to the e-mail, press to read it. There isn’t any advanced options in this situation either. The application needed to manage this attach- ment isn’t available in your phone, or the e-mail is too large to be uploaded.
  • Page 59 • <new> to create a new name, enter first and last name then add the associated e-mail address, or • a name in the list and press e-mail address to this name card. If it already contains an e-mail address, you will be prompted to press to replace it.

  • Page 60: Instant Message

    Broadcast Message The Broadcast SMS feature is network-dependent. You can Activate tion of SMS broadcast regularly trans- Broadcast SMS mitted to all subscribers on the network. Reception Allows you to set the reception of cell broadcast messages Reception you must define one or several topics as described below.

  • Page 61: Create An Mms

    Create an MMS Select the addressees Press while in idle mode. Select a name in the list and press to your mailing list, OR Select and enter the phone number or <New> e-mail address you wish to send your message to. Then press You must have selected the phonebook «In phone»...
  • Page 62 appears on the screen. The icon of the item you have added (picture or sound) changes colour to indicate its insertion. Press to send your message, or move to access the options. If you quit the MMS menu and haven’t finished writ- ing your message, it will be automatically saved in the Draft menu (see below).

  • Page 63: Receive An Mms

    Add subject To edit and change or enter the sub- ject of your message. When browsing the lists, specific icons show the type of the selected message (read MMS, delivery report, tem- plate, etc.). The information about the message (sender, recipients, subject) scrolls horizontally automatically when selected.

  • Page 64: Manage Folders

    RETRIEVED THE MESSAGE, or you will never be able to do so. In both automatic and manual modes, a message will inform you if the size of the MMS you wish to down- load is bigger than the memory available in your phone.

  • Page 65: Settings

    to return to the main MMS menu and select the folder of your choice: Inbox Lists all the Notifications, Read reports, Read - You can Read Delete and reports. - You can Play, Forward MMS, display its Details Notifications are automatically deleted once you have received the full MMS.
  • Page 66 Bearer This menu allows you to select the type of network used when launching a con- nection. Bearer Your mobile will only use the GSM network for connections. Your mobile will only use the GPRS GPRS network for connections. Your mobile will first try to connect GPRS first to the GPRS network, then to the GSM network if the GPRS network...
  • Page 67 Manual Messages are stored on the MMS server, and you must connect manually to re- trieve them: Press to access the Inbox. Select the notification item corre- sponding to this message and press Select and press Read When the Details displayed, press connection and download it.

  • Page 68: Infrared

    9 • Infrared Your mobile phone integrates the infrared technology (also called IrDA), that allows you to send or receive data to and from other IrDA-compliant devices through a wireless link (e.g., another mobile phone, a PC or PDA, a printer etc.). Instead of sending a mes- sage, you can decide to use IrDA to quickly send a sound you just mixed to a friend’s mobile phone, or to receive pictures from their PDA.

  • Page 69: Send The Selected Item

    Data you Where to find it can send in the phone menus Pictures (BMP, > Multimedia Picture album GIF, JPEG) Sounds (MIDI > Multimedia Sound album files & ringers) (or live from BeDJ when mixing music, see “BeDJ” page 21). Names >...

  • Page 70: Use The Phone As A Modem

    Windows Specific software modules for Lotus Notes, Lotus Or- ganizer and Microsoft Outlook are designed to allow synchronisation from your Philips mobile phone to to go back one these applications: refer to their respective user guides for detailed information concerning installation and configuration.

  • Page 71: 10 • Multimedia

    10 • Multimedia Picture album This menu allows you to manage and display the pictures stored in your mo- Picture Album bile phone, to View their name and them via IrDA. Change Send When entering one of the available sub-menus, the pictures stored in your phone are displayed as a text list.

  • Page 72: Sound Recording

    Memory Status This menu allows you to display the per- centage of memory available in your Memory status phone. Several features share the mobile capacity: pictures and sound album, recorded memos and voice tags for voice commands, messages you have stored in the phone, phonebook and organiser entries, games, etc.

  • Page 73: 11 • Games & Appli

    11 • Games & Appli. Euro converter menu enables you to convert -> Euro a sum into Euros by entering the amount -> Euro and pressing menu enables you to convert <- Euro a sum from Euros by entering the Euro ->...

  • Page 74: Organiser

    Organiser Create a new event menu allows to create events Events and store them in your organiser. Events Organiser can be Meetings, When the organiser alert is On (see page 35), a beep alerts you when an event is due. Select Organiser >...
  • Page 75 To change an event, select the event of your choice and press When your phone displays the details of the selected event, press , select again. Changing a repeated event will also modify all instanc- es of this event: in this case, press Change any information as needed and as described above.

  • Page 76: Brick Game

    event alarms will be updated depending on the time displayed on the screen (see “Time and date” page 44). Brick Game This menu can be subscription dependent. As such its icon and content may vary. This menu gives you access to the brick game.

  • Page 77: 12 • Call Information

    12 • Call information Call settings This menu allows you to set all the call options (call forward, waiting, etc.). Call settings Call forward Allows you to divert incoming calls ei- ther to your mailbox or to a number Call forward (whether in your Phonebook applies to:...

  • Page 78: Auto Redial

    Auto redial Allows you to set the auto redial Off. When and if the person you are Autoredial calling is busy, your phone automatically redials this number until a successful connection is made, or until the maximum number of attempts is reached (10).

  • Page 79: Call List

    Call list From the main carousel, press select Call Info > Call list Call list play the call list. Use + and - arrows to scroll the list and press again to consult the date, time, number, call status of any selected call and to know if it was sent or received.

  • Page 80: Gprs Counters

    Allows you to activate or deactivate the systematic display of the length and/or Info at call end cost of each call when hanging up. Accumulated cost This feature is subscription dependent. Allows you to display the accumulated cost and to set the counter to zero. It may Accum.

  • Page 81: 13 • Wap

    13 • WAP Your mobile phone supports services based on the Wireless Application Proto- col (WAP). The built-in WAP browser allows you to access services supplied with your net- work, such as news, sports, weather, etc. Your mobile phone readily supports the WAP function if it is included in your subscription;...

  • Page 82: Bookmarks

    which will then replace the current one (see “Save as homepage” page 83). Bookmarks This menu allows you to store your favourite WAP site addresses, rename them if desired and access them quickly from the list. This can also be done while browsing: press cess the Options, then select Bookmarks.
  • Page 83 Back to the Edit Homepage menu, press move to the address field and proceed the same way to change the address. Select Profile This menu allows you to select one of the available pro- files, and to then define the connection settings for each of them: scroll <...

  • Page 84: Push Inbox

    Session info Allows you to display information about the current WAP session: security type, class, etc. Press back one page. Current certificate Allows you to display the currently used security certif- icate. Press to go back one page. Rename Profile This menu allows you to rename the currently selected profile: enter the new name (an edit screen automati- cally appears), then press...

  • Page 85: Homepage

    Homepage Gives you direct access to the Homepage of the WAP site you are currently browsing. Back Brings you back to the previously browsed page. You must have browsed at least 2 pages for this option to be available. Forward Takes you to the next browsed page (e.g., when you have previously selected Back).

  • Page 86: 14 • Operator Services

    14 • Operator services Most items of the Operator Services menu (e.g. Service numbers, Services +) are subscription-dependent and specific to operators: your mobile phone readily sup- ports them if they are included in your subscription. Consequently, the menus shown following may or may not be available.

  • Page 87: Make A Second Call

    a wait character, your phone dials the first part (the phone number) and then waits for the call to be con- nected before sending the rest of the digits as DTMF tones. Any subsequent pause character is an ordinary pause that generates a delay of 2.5 seconds. For example: access your answering machine To hear all messages (e.g.

  • Page 88: Answer A Third Call

    To receive a second call, you must have: - subscribed to this feature, - deactivated the Call forward option for voice calls (see page 75), - activated the Call waiting option (see page 76). If you receive a second call, press •...

  • Page 89: Explicit Call Transfer

    If there is an incoming call during the conference call and there are less than five members, you can accept this new call by pressing . Press then select Conference to add this member to the con- ference call. If there is an incoming call during a con- ference with five members already connected, you can answer this new incoming call, but not add it to the conference.

  • Page 90: 15 • Taking Pictures

    15 • Taking pictures The camera is an accessory, that is NOT included as standard in the package when purchasing the phone. Please contact you local dealer to buy a camera. None of the settings, features or options described in the present chapter will be available if you’re not using a camera with your phone.

  • Page 91: Plug In The Camera

    Plug in the camera Simply plug the camera jack into the headset socket on the mobile phone (right hand side), as shown below. Then press to display the camera preview screen, and rotate the camera right or left to get the shot you want.

  • Page 92: Take A Picture

    The zoom icon is highlighted when the zoom is activat- ed. Zoom out is available only after a zoom in. Self-timer This option allows you to set the (see below for details). Take a picture With the If the self-timer option is Off, press the to take a picture, which is then automatically dis- played on the screen.

  • Page 93: Review The Pictures

    A message will warn you if there isn’t enough memory to store the picture you have just taken. In this case, you must delete data (sounds, images, etc.) before storing a new picture. Select Multimedia > Memory status to check the memory available in your phone.

  • Page 94: Camera Mode

    ture, giving the impression of an old-times picture). The default mode is Colour. Camera mode Allows you to choose one of the two modes available: Normal and Night. The default mode is Normal. Sounds Both Alert Shoot sounds can be set from this menu.

  • Page 95: Precautions

    Precautions Radio waves Your cellular mobile phone is a low power ra- dio transmitter and receiver. When it is op- erating, it sends and receives radio waves. The radio waves carry your voice or data signal to a base station that is connected to the telephone net- work.

  • Page 96: Always Switch Off Your Phone

    phone complies with all applicable safety standards and the Radio Equipment and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive 1999/5/EC. Always switch off your phone Inadequately protected or sensitive electronic equip- ment may be affected by radio energy. This interfer- ence can lead to accidents. Before boarding an aircraft and/or when packing the phone in your luggage: the use of mobile phones in an aircraft may be danger-...

  • Page 97: Performance Improvement

    Philips phone null and void. Make sure damaged parts are replaced immediately by a qualified technician and that they are replaced with...

  • Page 98: En 60950 Norm

    Philips has marked the battery and packaging with standard symbols designed to promote the recycling and appropriate disposal of your eventual waste.

  • Page 99: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting The phone does not Remove and reinstall the bat- tery (see page 8). Then charge switch on the phone until the battery icon has stopped flashing. Fi- nally, unplug from the charg- er and try to switch the mobile on. Somebody tried to use your The display shows phone but didn’t know the...
  • Page 100 This problem is related to The display shows your subscription. Contact IMSI failure your operator. You can’t receive A picture may not be accepted and/or store JPEG by your mobile phone if it is too large, or if it doesn’t have pictures the correct file format.
  • Page 101 A car contains many metallic Your phone doesn’t parts that absorb electromag- work well in your netic waves which can affect the phone’s performances. A car kit is available to provide you with an external antenna and enables you to make and receive phone calls without handling the handset.

  • Page 102: Icons & Symbols

    Icons & symbols In idle mode, several symbols can be displayed simul- taneously. If the network symbol isn’t displayed, the network is not currently available. You may be in a bad reception area: move to a different location. - Your phone Silent SMS message will not ring when...

  • Page 103: Handsfree Kits

    Supplied with necklace. To maximise the performance of your Philips phone and not to void the warranty, always purchase Philips Authentic Accessories that are specially designed for use with your phone. Philips Consumer Electronics cannot be held liable for any damage due to use with non au- thorised accessories.

  • Page 104: Declaration Of Conformity

    72081 Le Mans cedex 9 FRANCE Le Mans, 30, June 2003 In case your Philips product is not working correctly or is defective, please return your phone to the place of purchase or the Philips National Service Center. In the...

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