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Introduction
What This Manual Contains
This manual Is provided to help you use your phone.
Keep H tiandy lo arisww (!fUBstione you
mAy
h^vo.
The next chapter. 8as9c OfXfstton. descnb^ the most
esserrUal operations:
• Turning the phone on/ofl.
• Mah^ng calls and arswering calls.
Correcl care wtll prolong ihe Hfe o1 a batiery and ai^ the
length of time between recharging. You should, Iherelore.
read Ihe third chapter, Batteries and Racdarging, care-
fLily.
To leam mom about the display, Mh its status Incticators,
and the functions of the varfcHis keys, you should raad the
fourth chapter. Deiaits on the Display and Kays. Also the
phone's audibie and visual signals are dealt with in this
chapter.
Then you can go on to read about the itiore advanced func¬
tions, including, for example:
9 Storing a phone numloer and an accompanying name in
the memory ol the phone.
9 Hecelling a phone rrumb^ from memory, by entering the
name, or part of the najme {Alphabetic
Mods), or
by
enter¬
ing the number of the memory location (Numeric Made).
9 Perfoiming tanking by phone" and utilesing other services,
by means of DTMF SIgnadllrig.
• Using the Special Fixnirttons, for example, the Electron¬
ic Lodi to restr![:;;t the use at the phone by somebody
else.
OpIlonaJ equipnmtt that can he used with the phone, for
example a har^free system tor use in a vehide, is dealt
with In the chapter Accessories.
The Probietm You Can Solve chapter at the end of the
manual
could
S5we the cost of unneoessary service. It lists
soma simple things to be checked before calling tor service
personnel.
Read the Information from Your Cellular Operator!
Vou should also read Ihe operating Instructions from your
network operator about coverage areas of the cellufar net¬
work and ser/ices such as calf forwarding (calf divert] and
calf bannrtg.
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