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Summary of Contents for MobiCom C6 Series
- Page 1 C6 series User Menu...
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Page 2: Getting To Know Your New Phone
Your Mobicom phone is an advanced communications device with many features and functions. Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the capabilities and options of your Mobicom phone. Your familiarity with the operation of your Mobicom phone will help you enjoy it in a safe and productive manner... -
Page 3: Display Icons
Display Icons Messages Audio Settings Phone book Battery level and charge Phone number saved in phone Call Divert Activated Phone number saved in SIM card Divert Secretary Incoming call and on-call indicator Settings Keypad locked Signal strength indicator Memo or alarm set... -
Page 5: Safe Use Of Your New Phone
Safe use of your new phone Please observe the following guildlines for safe and respon- FCC regulations require that your phone sible opperation of your cellular phone be switched off while on airplanes. Wireless phones could cause interference with the airplanes equip- Follow all guidelines for safe and legal ment or air traffic control signals. -
Page 6: Table Of Contents
Safe use of your new phone 5 Using your Phone 17 Turn phone on 17 Table of contents 6 Welcome Screen 17 Menu: 17 Key Featuresof the Mobicom C6088 & C6288 Navigation Keys: 17 Phone 11 Menu Tree 19 Getting Started 13 Messaging Management- Stay Con-... - Page 7 Settings 23 Setting Info Tones: 31 Secretary 25 Setting the SMS Rx. Tone 31 Setting the Serve Tone: 31 Making and Recieving Phone Calls 27 Setting One Min Beep Tone 32 Dial By Number 27 Dial By Name 27 View Missed, Received and Placed Calls 33 Receive Calls 28 Viewing Missed Calls 33 Flip Open Answer: 28...
- Page 8 Book: 35 Composing Messages 42 Editing Received Calls: 35 Deleting Messages 43 Deleting Received Calls: 36 Delete ALL messages 44 Viewing Placed Calls 36 Deleting Messages in your Outbox: Viewing Placed Call details: 36 Copying Placed calls to Phone Delete a particular Message 44 Book: 37 Delete ALL messages 45 Editing Placed Calls: 37...
- Page 9 Call waiting: 52 Deleting an entry in the phone book: Clock Setup 53 To Set The Time 53 Copying a Phone book entry from Seting The Date 53 the SIM card to the phone: 48 Setting Time Format 53 Viewing SIM card and Phone phone Setting Time Zone: 53 books: 48 Setting Daylight Savings: 53...
- Page 10 Secretary Mode 57 Care and maintenance of your new phone 65 Entering A Memo 57 Setting an Alarm 57 Batteries care and maintenance 67 Setting Area Code Search 58 Using the Calculator Utility 58 Warranty 69 Using the Global Time Clock 58 Diverting Messages 59 Diverting all calls: 59 Diverting calls when phone is in use:...
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Page 11: Key Featuresof The Mobicom C6088 & C6288 Phone
Key Featuresof the Mobicom C6088 & C6288 Phone Your feature-packed MobiCom phone is the world's small- Phone book size (phone) 200 est, lightest cellular phone. Phone book size (SIM) defined by operator Size L x W x H (mm) C6088 68 x 38 x 20... -
Page 13: Getting Started
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Page 14: Unpacking
UnPacking Installing your SIM Card Depending upon how you purchased your Mobicom phone, Carefully unpack and inspect the contents of your new it may or may not have come with a SIM card already installed. The phone’s box. SIM card acts as the heart of the phone, providing the ability to store... -
Page 15: Charging Your Phone's Battery
To ensure proper operation, your new phone's battery should be fully charged prior to its first use. Charge the battery by using the enclosed MobiCom AC wall charger or the MobiCom mobile charger. It may take up to three hours to fully charge your phone's bat- tery. -
Page 16: Connecting A Hands Free Headset Adapter To Your Phone
.Gentely connect charger to Phone. Description of connect Handsfree Connecting a hands free headset adapter to your phone Blah BLah BLah... -
Page 17: Using Your Phone
Using your Phone Press the SELECT key to enter one of the 6 menu and sub- menu items. Press the EXIT key to return to exit the phone’s menu or sub-menu items. Turn phone on Menu numbering: To Turn your phone on, press and hold down the (red The Menu and sub-menu items of your phone phone key) key for a few seconds. -
Page 19: Menu Tree
Mobicom understands the importance of maintaining con- 1 Day nectivity, and has built a variety of messaging management features 1 Week and functions into the (Mobicom Model Phone) that will allow you a 1 Month Max Time breadth of message access options and management functionality. -
Page 20: Phone Book Management
Managing the details for your professional and personal con- Key 9 tacts can be a time consuming task. Your (Mobicom model phone) is the ideal tool to centralize this process. Your(Mobicom model phone) offers you the ability to quickly and conveniently configure, categorize, update and manage all your various contacts. -
Page 21: Audio Settings
Phone Ring 1 We're all unique. From classical to traditional to contempo- Phone Ring 2 rary to whimsical, your (Mobicom phone model) offers a variety of Phone Ring 3 Phone Ring 4 ringer options and tone settings to fit every personality and preference. -
Page 22: Diverting Your Calls
Cancel All Never miss another phone call. Period. You can instantly and seamlessly divert calls from your Mobicom (model phone) to any other phone. Anywhere. Whether you are at work, at home-or even on vacation- make sure those important calls reach you. -
Page 23: Settings
Scherzo Simple 2 This directory highlights some of the more advanced, Sleeping diverse and useful features and functions of your Mobicom (model Phone Ring 1 Phone Ring 2 phone). Through the settings menu, you will be introduced to a variety... - Page 24 Flip Open Answer PIN Change PIN to Change One Touch Dial Phone Lock One touch Dial Lock Phone Change Code Auto Redial Bar Calls All Out Any Key Answer All International Out Except Home Call Wait All In Activate In if Roam Cancel Cancel All Status...
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Page 25: Secretary
Phone Ring 3 Phone Ring 4 launch a 12-month calendar- or retrieve the time in Tokyo, London or Two Tone New York by accessing a global clock. Your Mobicom phone is truly a communication device and personal assistant combined. Memo Write... - Page 26 Global Time Query Delete...
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Page 27: Making And Recieving Phone Calls
Making and Recieving Phone Calls Dial By Number If you want to dial a name that is already stored in your Phone Book (see Storing Phone Numbers, pg. xxx) use the scroll up Using the phone’s key pad, enter the number you wish to and down keys to locate the name of the person you want to call. -
Page 28: Receive Calls
Receive Calls If any key answer has been deactivated ( see Call Settings pg XXX ) press the xxx key to answer the call. There are several ways to answer incoming calls: Flip Open Answer: This allows you to answer a phone call simply by flipping open the phone. -
Page 29: Audio Settings
Setting volume We're all unique. From classical to traditional to contempo- rary to whimsical, your (Mobicom phone model) offers a variety of ringer options and tone settings to fit every personality and preference. To set volume levels, scroll to the SET Vol function and press the select key. -
Page 30: Setting Tone Volume
Setting Tone Volume Blue Bonube Maple Scherzo To set the Tone Volume, scroll to the Tone Volume func- Simple 2 Sleeping tion and press the select key. Adjust the volume up or down using the Phone Ring 1 right and left scroll keys. Phone Ring 2 Phone Ring 3 Phone Ring 4... -
Page 31: Setting Tone Types
Setting Tone Types Setting the SMS Rx. Tone To set a tone to indicate the arival of a text message , scroll You can set tones for a variety of different functions. To set to the SMS Rx. Tone function and press the select key. You will have tones, scroll to the SET TONE function and press the select key. -
Page 32: Setting One Min Beep Tone
Setting One Min Beep Tone Your phone can be programmed to emit a short beep every minute to help you track how long you have been connected. To set an One Minute Beep tone, scroll to the 1 Min Beep function and press the select key. -
Page 33: View Missed, Received And Placed Calls
View Missed, Received and Placed Calls Viewing Missed Calls Calls Missed calls (shows a list) To view detailed information about the calls you have Incoming calls (shows a list) missed, press the CALLS key, scroll to the MISSED CALLS function Outgoing calls (shows a list) and press the select key. -
Page 34: Copying Missed Calls To Phone Book
who the missed call was from The date the missed call was received Deleting Missed Calls: Copying Missed calls to Phone Book: There are several ways to delete the details regarding You can store the details of a missed call in your phone a Missed call from your phone’s memory: book. -
Page 35: Viewing Received Calls
Viewing Received Calls Copying Received calls to Phone Book: You can store the details of a received call in your phone To view detailed information about the calls you have book. Simply select the received call you would like to store. Scroll to received, press the CALLS key, scroll to the INCOMING function the COPY to PB function and press the select key. -
Page 36: Deleting Received Calls
Deleting Received Calls: Viewing Placed Calls There are several ways to delete the details regarding a To view detailed information about the calls you have Received call from your phone’s memory: placed, press the CALLS key, scroll to the OUTGOING function and To delete the details regarding a specific call received, press press the select key. -
Page 37: Copying Placed Calls To Phone Book
Copying Placed calls to Phone Book: To delete the details regarding a specific call placed, press the CALLS key, scroll to the DELETE function and press the select You can store the details of a placed call in your phone key. -
Page 39: Voice Mail
Voice Mail Managing Voice Mail: o access new or existing messages, scroll to the VOICE MAIL function and press the select key. Connecting to your voicemail: To connect to your voice mailbox, scroll to the CONNECT function and press the select key. You are then prompted to enter your Voice Mailbox Number. -
Page 41: Short Messaging Service ( Sms )
Short Messaging Service ( SMS ) Reading Messages: Messages This directory offers you a variety of different menu options to fuel messaging management. To access your messaging options, To read your messages, scroll to the READ function amd press the ____ Menu key and select the _____ Messages icon from the press the select key. -
Page 42: Reading Messages In Your Outbox
Composing Messages Press the __Exit key top return to the READ (1) Menu Reading Messages in your Outbox To write text messages, scroll to the WRITE function and press the select key. Using the keypad on your phone, press the num- To read the messages in your OutBox, scroll to the OUT- ber that corresponds to the letter you wish to display. -
Page 43: Deleting Messages
Deleting Messages To store the message without sending it, scroll to the STORE function and press the select key. You will be advised as to whether the task was Successful or Unsuccessful. To delete messages, scroll to the DELETE function and press the select key. -
Page 44: Delete All Messages
Delete a particular Message Use the Up amd Down Arrow keys to scroll through the messages. Press the ___ delete key to select a message for deletion. Press the YES key to delete, press the NO key to cancel. Press the To delete a particular message in your OUTBOX, scroll to __Exit key to return to the DELETE Menu. -
Page 45: Delete All Messages
Delete ALL messages Message Set-Up To delete all messages in your OUTBOX, scroll to the The Messages Set-up function offers the advantage of cus- DELETE ALL. function and press the select key. You will be asked if tomizing the viewability and deliverability of your messages. To access you would like to delete all your messages from your OUTBOX. -
Page 46: Message Deliverability
Message deliverability To enable the STATUS REPORT function, scroll to the STATUS REPORT function, press the select key and then press the When sending a message, you have the ability to specify the On key. To disable this function, press the OFF key. length of time a particular message is valid for delivery. -
Page 47: Phone Book
Phone Book Your new phone is equipped with plenty of internal memory Searching by name: and has the capacity to store up to 200 names and phone numbers. However, if you move your SIM Card frequently between multiple To search for a Name entry in your phone book, scroll to GSM phones, you may want to save some names and phone numbers the SEARCH NAME function and press the select key. -
Page 48: Deleting An Entry In The Phone Book
Deleting an entry in the phone book: Viewing SIM card and Phone phone books: To delete an entry in your phone book, scroll to the To view the phone book directory on your SIM card or on DELETE function and press the select key. your phone, scroll to the DIRECTORY function and press the select key. -
Page 49: Entering Your Phone's Number Into Phone Book
Entering your phone's number into phone book: To enter your phone's number into the phone book, scroll to the OWN NUMBER function and press the select key. Enter your phone's number and press the OK key. Press the ERASE key to make changes to the number. -
Page 51: Changing Phone Settings
Changing Phone Settings Call Settings Your new phone is factory configured to be a useful and productive tool. However, your phone is an extension of yourself and only you will know what works best for you. Your phone allows virtu- Flip Open Answer: ally every aspect of its operation to be custom configured to suit the way you live, work and play. -
Page 52: Auto Redial
Auto Redial To check the status of call waiting, scroll to the STATUS function and press the select key. If you dial a number and it is busy, you can tell your phone to automatically redial the number. To enable this function, scroll to the AUTO REDIAL function and press the select key. -
Page 53: Clock Setup
Clock Setup To choose a 12-hour format, scroll to the 12 HOUR func- tion and press the select key. To choose a 24-hour format, scroll to the 24 HOUR func- To Set The Time tion and press the select key. To set the time on your phone, scroll to the SET THE TIME function and press the select key. -
Page 54: Screen Setting
Screen Setting Press USA if you are adjusting for Daylight Savings in the Press Europe if you are adjusting for Daylight Savings in the Setting the Backlight Europe Your phone offers a backlit function for increased viewabil- Press the No key to cancel this function. ity. -
Page 55: Language Settings
Language Settings -To Turn on a greeting, scroll to the GREETING ON key and press the select key. Your greeting will automatically appear the next time you turn on or open your phone. To Cancel this function, Setting the Language: scroll to the NO GREETING function and press the select key. -
Page 57: Secretary Mode
Secretary Mode Entering A Memo Yearly View Today Scroll to the WRITE function and press the select key. You View All have the option Delete Once- scroll to the ONCE function and press the select key. Using the keypad on your phone, press the number that cor- Delete All responds to the letter you wish to display. -
Page 58: Setting Area Code Search
Setting Area Code Search Interdum volgus videt, est ubi peccat. Si veteres ita miratur laudatque poetas, ut nihil anteferat, nihil illis comparet, errat. Si quaedam nimis antique, si peraque dure dicere credit eos, ignave multa fatetur, et sapit et mecum facit et Iova iudicat aequo. Non equidem insector delendave carmina Livi esse reor, memini quae plagosum mihi parvo Orbilium dictare;... -
Page 59: Diverting Messages
Diverting all calls: This directory offers you the opportunity to divert calls from your Mobicom model phone to any another phone. To access call diversion functions, press the ____ Menu key and select the _____ To divert all your calls to another phone, scroll to the ALL Divert icon from the main menu of features. -
Page 60: Diverting Calls When Phone Is In Use
Diverting calls when phone is in use: Diverting calls when there is no reply: To divert calls only when your phone is in use, scroll to the To divert calls only when your phone does not reply, scroll IF BUSY function and press the select key. to the IF NO REPLY function and press the select key. -
Page 61: Status Of Diverting Calls
Cancel diverting calls: -To activate the diversion of your calls to another phone only when your phone is off, scroll to the ACTIVATE function and press the select key. Enter the number you wish to divert your calls to To cancel diversion of your calls, scroll to the CANCEL and press the OK key. -
Page 63: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting SIM card does not Verify SIM Card has work not been damaged. Symptom What to Check Verify Sim card is Unable to dial phone Verify Phone is making contact with its connec- receiving signal, move to an tor in the phone open area. -
Page 65: Care And Maintenance Of Your New Phone
Care and maintenance of your new phone Only authorized service personnel may repair Avoid exposing your phone to rain, snow or perform service on your MobiCom phone. and liquid. Repairs or service performed on your MobiCom phone by unauthorized personnel may void your Use only soft cloth or tissue paper to clean warranty. -
Page 67: Batteries Care And Maintenance
Batteries care and maintenance Use only MobiCom proved chargers to Your new phones battery will require about recharge your phones battery. The use of unap- 2.5 hours of charging to reach full strength. proved chargers may result in fire, damage to the phone and will void the warranty. -
Page 69: Warranty
1. The limited warranty for the Product extends for replacement items. No charge will be made to the one (1) year beginning on the date of purchase of the Consumer for any such parts. Mobicom will also pay Product. for the labor charges incurred by Mobicom in repair- ing or replacing the defective parts. - Page 70 Product back to b) Mobicom was not notified by Consumer of the the Consumer after the completion of service under alleged defect or malfunction of the Product during this limited warranty. the applicable limited warranty period.
- Page 71 Mobicom Corporation to reinstallation of the Product. 960 Holmdel Rd. e) If the Product is returned to Mobicom during the limited warranty period, but the problem with the Holmdel, NJ 07733 Product cannot be fixed under the terms and condi-...
- Page 72 ERS SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AND warranty. IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. Mobicom SHALL NOT 12. The limited warranty period for Mobicom sup- BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSE- plied attachments and accessories arespecifically QUENTIAL DAMAGES OR A defined within their own warranty cards and packag- ing.
- Page 73 13. Questions concerning this limited warranty may be directed to: Mobicom Corporation 960 Holmdel Rd. Holmdel, NJ 07733...
- Page 74 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not cause harmful Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by Mobicom interference. Corporation will void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
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