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- Save: Save message to Drafts.
11.2. Incoming messages
You can store received messages on your device or on the SIM card and access it.
When you receive a message, a beep or vibration (as previously configured in the menu) will alert you to this,
or a graphic will appear on the display. Press the left soft key [View] or OK to view the message, and the
right soft key to return to the SMS menu to read other incoming messages.
In the message list, press OK (Middle) to view the message. Press the left soft key [Options] to select from
the following options:
• Reply: You can reply directly to the message in plain text form.
• Call sender: Directly calls the sender of the message.
• Forward: Forward a message to another recipient.
• Delete: Deletes the message
• Delete all: Deletes all messages
11.3. Outbox
Messages what will send out, but currently waiting for transmission.
11.4. Drafts
The unfinished, saved (You can see Options / Save Drafts) messages in this folder.
11.5. Sent messages
If the message is sent, the sent message is saved in the Sent Items folder.
11.6. Broadcast messages
Mobile broadcast is a technology designed to deliver SMS messages to multiple people at once in a
particular geographic area within a certain period of time. Unlike with group texting, recipients will not see
responses by others, and perceive the message as being sent to them alone.
Also sometimes called short message service-point to point (SMS-PP) or cell broadcast, mobile broadcast is a
one-to-many messaging service that takes advantage of geo-targeting. Mobile broadcast messages are sent
and controlled by service providers, and part of the GSM standard set by the ETSI GSM committee.
Because messages can be sent to every phone connected to a particular network within a target area,
mobile broadcast messaging is also used for things like Amber Alerts and weather emergency updates. In
general, mobile broadcast is considered a highly effective, reliable mobile technology for mass messaging. In
addition, because mobile broadcast messaging uses dedicated network signaling instead of voice and data
capacity, message sending is not affected by network congestion.
11.7. SMS settings
You can change the SMS service parameters
In the menu item you can set:
• SIM1 / SIM2 specific settings
• Memory status
• Text message counter
• Save sent messages
• Preferred storage (Phone or SIM)
12. Contacts
In Idle mode, use the right soft key to enter the Contacts (Names) or access Menu > Contacs. You can store
and edit contacts here.
The number of contacts that can be stored on the SIM card depends on the card's capacity. You can store up
to 300 contact cards in phone memory. When you enter the phonebook, you can view all the contacts
(stored on the SIM card and on your device).
Various icons indicate which contact is saved for which storage.
You can search for that contact by entering the first letter of the contact.
After searching for a contact, you can dial the number by pressing the Dial button and disconnecting the line
by pressing the end / Off button.
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