Siemens L55 User Manual

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M56 Barracuda long, am english, A31008-H6350-A40-1-4A19 (28. July 2003,

Safety precautions ..................... 4

Contents

Safety Information ..................... 5

Antenna care ........................... 5

Phone operation ...................... 5

Electronic devices ..................... 6

SAR (Cell Phone Designation) .... 9

Overview of the phone ............ 11

Display symbols (selection) ..... 13

Getting started ......................... 15

Insert SIM card/battery ........... 15

Charge battery ....................... 16

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Summarization of Contents

Safety Precautions

Information for parents

General safety advice for parents regarding phone use by children.

Safety Information

Antenna care

Proper handling and usage advice for the phone's antenna.

Phone operation

Guidelines for normal phone usage and tips for efficient operation.

Driving

Recommendations for responsible mobile phone use while driving.

For vehicles equipped with Air Bags

Warnings about placing objects in the air bag deployment area.

Electronic devices

Information about potential interference between electronic devices and phones.

Pacemakers

Recommendations for safe distance between phones and pacemakers.

Hearing Aids

Potential interference issues between digital phones and hearing aids.

Other Medical Devices

Advice on consulting device manufacturers regarding RF energy shielding.

Vehicles

RF signal impact on vehicle electronic systems and consulting manufacturers.

Posted Facilities

Instructions to turn off the phone in facilities with posted notices.

Airplanes

Regulations and policies regarding phone use during flights.

Blasting areas

Instructions to turn off phones in blasting areas for safety.

Potentially explosive atmospheres

Warnings about using phones in areas with explosive atmospheres.

Emergency calls (SOS)

How to make emergency calls and limitations of phone connections.

SAR (Cell Phone Designation)

RF EXPOSURE /SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE (SAR) INFORMATION

Details on the phone's compliance with RF exposure guidelines and SAR limits.

Overview of the phone

Call key

Description of the call key's functions in dialing and standby modes.

On/Off/End key

Explanation of the on/off/end key's operations for power and call management.

Control key

Functions of the control key for navigation, selection, and menus.

Integrated antenna

Information regarding the phone's integrated antenna and signal quality.

Loudspeaker

Location and function of the phone's loudspeaker.

Display icons

Explanation of icons shown on the display for signal, GPRS, and battery.

Soft keys

How the soft keys' functions are displayed and change dynamically.

Input keys

Description of the numeric and letter input keys.

Microphone

Location and function of the phone's microphone.

Dynamic Light

Explanation of the LEDs for visual function indication.

Device interface

Connection port for charger, headset, etc.

Display symbols (selection)

Display symbols

List and explanation of common symbols shown on the phone display.

Organizer/Extras symbols

Symbols related to the Organizer and Extras functions.

Soft keys

Symbols indicating the current function of the soft keys.

Getting started

Insert SIM card/battery

Step-by-step guide for inserting the SIM card and battery into the phone.

Charge battery

Instructions on how to charge the phone's battery and charging indicators.

Switch on, off / PIN entry

Switch on/off

Procedure for switching the phone on and off using the designated key.

Enter PIN

Instructions for entering the SIM card PIN for security and network access.

Switching on for the first time

Initial setup steps for time, date, and time zones.

Phonebook or Addressbook

Options for choosing between SIM or internal phonebook/addressbook.

Signal strength

Explanation of signal strength indicator and its impact on call quality.

Emergency number (SOS)

How to make an emergency call without a SIM card.

Standby mode

What standby mode is and how to return to it.

General instructions

User guide

Explanation of symbols used in the manual for operation.

Menu controls

How to navigate menus and reach functions using condensed instructions.

Security

Codes

Overview of security codes like PIN, PUK, and phone code.

PIN control

How PIN entry is requested and can be deactivated.

Change PIN

Steps to change the existing PIN for security.

Change PIN2

Instructions for changing the PIN2 if available.

Chg.phonecode

How to set or change the phone code for protected functions.

Clear SIM card barring

Procedure to unbar a SIM card using PUK if incorrectly entered PIN.

Preventing accidental activation

How the phone prevents accidental switch-on when PIN entry is off.

My phone

Ring tones

Assigning individual ring tones to caller groups or special dates.

Animations, screensavers, logos, applications

Ways to personalize the phone with custom content.

Dynamic Light

How LED flash rhythms indicate calls, SMS, or MMS.

Where do I get what?

Information on ordering ring tones, logos, and screensavers online.

Siemens City Portal

Accessing further applications and services via the Siemens City Portal.

Favorites

Creating a custom menu with frequently used functions.

Calling

Dialing with number keys

Steps for dialing numbers using the keypad and the call key.

End call

How to end an active call using the end key.

Set volume

Adjusting the phone's volume during a call using the control key.

Redial previous numbers

How to redial the last or previous numbers from the call list.

If the number is busy

Options like auto-redial, call back, and reminder for busy numbers.

Accept call

How to answer an incoming call using the answer key.

Reject call

How to reject an incoming call and divert it.

Speakerphone

Using the speakerphone function for handsfree talking during a call.

Swapping between 2 calls

Managing multiple calls and switching between them.

Incoming calls during a call

Handling incoming calls while already on a call, including swap and accept/end options.

Multi Party

How to set up and manage conference calls with multiple parties.

Call menu

Functions available during an active call, like mute, volume, and call status.

Babysitter

Feature that allows dialing only one pre-set number.

Text entry

Text entry without T9

How to enter text by repeatedly pressing number keys.

Special characters

Accessing and using special characters and symbols for text input.

Input menu

Options for text format, input language, marking, and copying text.

Text entry with T9

Using the T9 predictive text input method for faster messaging.

Activate, deactivate T9

How to enable or disable the T9 predictive text feature.

Select Input language

Choosing the language for text input and T9 support.

Write a word using T9

Guidance on typing words using the T9 input method.

T9 word suggestions

How T9 suggests words and how to select or correct them.

Correct a word

Methods for editing or correcting words written with T9 or without.

Text modules

Storing and using pre-defined text modules in messages.

Write text modules

Steps to create and save new text modules.

Use text modules

How to insert existing text modules into messages.

Default book

Show entries

How to view and dial entries from the directory.

Creating a new entry in the standard directory.

Default book

Selecting the preferred phonebook or addressbook as the default.

Businesscard

Creating and sending a personal business card via SMS/MMS.

Service numbers

Information on accessing service numbers.

Phonebook

Steps to create a new entry in the phonebook, including name and number.

Number:

Guideline to always enter the phone number with a dialing code.

Name:

How to enter the first and/or last names for an entry.

Location:

Selecting storage location for phonebook entries (SIM or Protected SIM).

Record no.:

Automatic assignment of record numbers and dialing by record number.

Call (search for an entry)

How to search for and dial entries from the phonebook.

Call using record no.

Dialing entries using their assigned record number.

Change entry

Editing existing entries in the phonebook.

Phonebook menu

Available functions for managing phonebook entries, including copy, delete, and filter.

Location:

Moving entries between storage locations like SIM and Protected SIM.

Voice mail/mailbox

Save mailbox number

How to save and access the service provider's mailbox number.

Save call divert number

Setting up call diversion to a specific phone number.

Listening to message

How new voice mails are announced and accessed.

Addressbook

Creating new entries in the addressbook with various details.

Group

Organizing addressbook entries into groups.

Make further entries field by field

Adding more details to addressbook entries.

Bitmap

Assigning pictures to addressbook entries for caller ID.

All fields

Displaying all input fields for addressbook entries.

Change entry

Editing existing entries in the addressbook.

Additional information

Group functions, birthday reminders, and PC synchronization options.

Right soft key:

How the right soft key activates relevant applications based on data type.

Call (search for an entry)

Searching for and dialing entries in the addressbook.

Addressbook menu

Functions for managing addressbook entries, including copy, delete, and filter.

Voice dialing

Dialing numbers using voice commands and recording voice memos.

Record

Steps for recording new voice commands or memos.

Apply voice dialing

How to initiate voice dialing to call a contact.

Groups

Group menu

Functions for managing groups, including renaming and assigning symbols.

Group symbol

Assigning symbols to groups for visual identification during calls.

Call log

Calls received

List of accepted incoming and outgoing calls.

Calls dialed

Access to the last numbers dialed for quick redial.

Delete calls

How to delete call records from the call list.

Call list menu

Options available when an entry in the call list is highlighted.

Durat/charges

Select type of call:

Choosing call types like last call or all calls to view duration/charges.

Charge sett.

Setting currency, personal rates, and account limits for call charges.

Auto display

Enabling automatic display of call duration and charges.

SMS

Writing and sending text messages (SMS)

Step-by-step guide for composing and sending SMS messages.

Text input using "T9"

Using T9 for faster SMS composition.

Display in the uppermost line:

Information shown on the display during SMS input, like T9 status and character count.

Picture&Sound

Inserting pictures and sounds into SMS messages.

Text menu

Text formatting, sending options, and managing draft messages.

SMS to group

Sending SMS messages to a group of recipients.

Read SMS

How to access and read received SMS messages.

Reply menu

Options for replying to SMS messages, including writing new text or using standard replies.

Lists

Overview of SMS message lists (Inbox, Draft, Unsent, Sent).

Lists menu

Functions for managing messages within each list.

SMS archive

Accessing and managing archived SMS messages.

MMS

Writing/sending MMS messages

Steps for creating and sending MMS messages with text, pictures, and sounds.

Input fields:

Details on filling To, Subject, Picture, and Text fields for MMS.

Tones/Alerts:

Inserting stored melodies into MMS messages.

Attach extra pages

Adding new pages or slides to an MMS message.

Attach business card

Including contact information as a business card in MMS.

Attach appointment

Adding calendar appointments to MMS messages.

Check MMS

Previewing an MMS message before sending.

Send MMS.

Options for sending the prepared MMS message.

Text menu

Text input options for MMS, including T9 and language selection.

MMS menu

Various functions for managing MMS messages and pages.

Receive MMS

How the phone indicates and handles incoming MMS messages.

Read MMS

How to view received MMS messages and their content.

Attachment

Handling attachments within an MMS message, like opening or saving them.

Pictures and sounds

Saving pictures and sounds from MMS for use as ring tones or wallpapers.

Lists

Overview of MMS message lists (Inbox, Draft, Unsent, Sent).

Lists menu

Functions for managing messages within each MMS list.

E-mail

Write/send e-mails

Steps for composing and sending emails from the phone.

Enter e-mail address

Inputting recipient, CC, and Bcc email addresses.

Add attachments

Inserting files from the file system as email attachments.

E-mail editor menu

Options for editing emails, including T9 input and inserting from phonebook.

Receive e-mail

How the phone retrieves emails from the server and adds them to the inbox.

Read new e-mail

How to select and view received emails, including font size adjustment.

Read menu

Functions for replying, forwarding, changing, and deleting emails.

Lists

Overview of email lists (Inbox, Draft, Unsent).

Sent

Accessing the list of transmitted emails.

Lists menu

Functions for managing sent emails, including sorting and sending/receiving.

Message profiles

SMS profiles

Setting up transmission characteristics for SMS messages.

Activate profile

Selecting and activating an SMS profile for sending messages.

Service center

Entering or changing the SMS service center phone numbers.

Recipient

Setting a standard recipient for transmission profiles.

Message type

Defining message types like standard text, fax, or email via SMS.

Validity period

Setting the time for service center message delivery attempts.

Status report

Receiving confirmation for successful or unsuccessful message delivery.

Direct reply

Handling replies to SMS messages via the service center.

SMS via GPRS

Sending SMS automatically via GPRS if available.

MMS profile

Setting transmission characteristics for MMS messages.

Activate profile

Selecting and activating an MMS profile.

Expire time

Setting the message delivery attempt period for MMS.

Def. priority

Setting the priority level (Medium, High, Low) for MMS messages.

Def. duration

Setting the display length for each MMS page.

Retrieval

Choosing to receive the complete MMS or just a notification.

E-mail settings

E-mail accounts

Configuring up to 5 email accounts with server access and options.

User settings

Entering provider, username, email address, and password for accounts.

Mail settings

Setting maximum email size and server copy options.

CB services

Description of Cell Broadcast services and information channels.

CB services

Broadcast

Activating or deactivating the Cell Broadcast service.

Read new CB

Displaying unread Cell Broadcast messages.

Topic list

Importing and managing topics for receiving Cell Broadcast messages.

CB languages

Selecting languages for receiving Cell Broadcast messages.

Displays

Icons indicating topic activation, new messages, and read messages.

Surf & fun

Internet browser (WAP)

Using the phone's browser to access the internet, download games, and applications.

Internet access

How to activate and use the internet browser function.

Start menu

The initial menu displayed when the browser is active.

End connection

How to close the internet browser connection.

Browser menu

Menu options available while the browser is active.

More ... (in menu)

Accessing advanced browser settings like profiles and setup.

Activate WAP profile

Changing the current WAP profile for internet access.

Set WAP profile

Configuring up to 5 WAP profiles with network settings.

Games & more

Downloading and using games and applications from the internet.

Games and applications

Finding and accessing stored games and applications on the phone.

Receive information

Handling received information via SMS and starting related applications.

Games&More menu

Functions for editing and managing applications and folders.

HTTP profile

Configuring HTTP profiles for internet access and downloads.

Setup

Display

Settings for language, T9 input, and background wallpaper.

Logo

Choosing a picture to display instead of the provider logo.

Color scheme

Selecting color schemes for the phone's interface.

Screensaver

Setting up a screensaver that displays a picture after a set period.

Start anim.

Selecting an animation to show when the phone is switched on.

Shutdn animat

Selecting an animation to show when the phone is switched off.

Own greeting

Setting a custom greeting message displayed on startup.

Big letters

Choosing between two font sizes for display readability.

Illumination

Adjusting display brightness and its effect on standby time.

Contrast

Adjusting the display contrast for better readability.

Tones/Alerts

Setting ring tones and alerts for various events.

Ringer setting

Activating or deactivating all tones and setting beep alerts.

Vibrating alert

Activating silent alert as an alternative to ringing.

Volume

Setting different volume levels for calls and functions.

Incoming call

Assigning different volumes and melodies to call types.

Ringtones

Setting different ring tones for call types and groups.

Incoming call

Assigning melodies to calls and groups.

Call screening

Filtering calls based on whether they are in the phonebook or groups.

Key tones

Setting the type of acoustic feedback for key presses.

Minute beep

Enabling a beep for every minute elapsed during a call.

Info tones

Setting service and alarm tones for various events.

Dynamic Light

Configuring visual signals (LEDs) for different phone functions.

Incoming call

Assigning flash rhythms for incoming calls and groups.

During call

Selecting flash rhythms for calls in progress.

Incoming msgs

Setting flash rhythms for SMS/MMS notifications.

Alarm

Setting flash rhythms for appointments.

CarKit conn.

Flash rhythm for connection status with a car kit.

Net search

Flash rhythm for network search status.

Low battery

Flash rhythm to indicate a low battery status.

Switch on/off

Flash rhythm for phone power on/off events.

Net sync.

Flash rhythm for network synchronization status.

Keys

Settings for answering calls with any key and auto key lock.

Any to answer

Allowing calls to be answered by pressing any key.

Auto key lock

Automatically locking the keypad after a period of inactivity.

Key tones

Setting the type of acoustic key tone.

Phone setup

Configuration options for call waiting and hiding caller ID.

Call waiting

Checking and activating the call waiting service.

Hide ID

Suppressing the display of your phone number on the recipient's phone.

Call Forward

Setting conditions for diverting calls to voicemail or other numbers.

Unanswered

Setting call diversion for unanswered calls, including conditions like no reply or busy.

All calls

Diverting all incoming calls.

Not reachable

Call diversion when the phone is switched off or out of range.

No reply

Call diversion after a network-determined delay.

Busy

Call diversion when the phone is in use or call waiting is active.

Receiving fax

Diverting fax calls to a number with a fax connection.

Receiving data

Diverting data calls to a number for PC connection.

Status check

Checking the current status of call diversion settings.

Clear all

Clearing all set call diversions.

Fact. settings

Resetting the phone to factory default settings.

File manager

Managing phone files, including formatting and cleanup.

Phone identity

Displaying the phone's IMEI number for customer service.

Auto off

Setting the phone to switch off automatically at a specific time.

Clock

Setting the phone's clock and date, including initial setup.

Time/date

Setting the phone's clock and date, including initial setup.

Time zones

Selecting the appropriate time zone for the phone's location.

DST

Activating or deactivating daylight saving time.

Format date

Selecting the desired date format (DD.MM.YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY).

Time format:

Choosing between 24-hour and 12-hour time formats.

Show clock

Activating or deactivating the clock display in standby mode.

Buddhist year

Switching to the Buddhist date format (model dependent).

Connectivity

Settings for network and data connections, including GPRS and data counter.

GPRS

Information about GPRS for faster data transmission and internet access.

Data counter

Displaying information on connection status and data usage.

Data services

Setting up connection profiles for MMS, Wap, Mail, and Java applications.

For CSD (Circuit Switched Data)

Configuring CSD settings for data transfer and internet access.

For GPRS (General Packet Radio Service)

Configuring GPRS settings for internet access.

HTTP profile

Configuring HTTP profiles for internet access and downloads.

Fax/data mod.

Using the phone for fax and data communication via a PC.

Send vce/fax

Switching between voice and fax/data transmission modes.

Voice/fax rec

Receiving faxes or data calls when no dedicated number is set.

End transmission

Procedures for ending fax/data transmission.

Authentication

Activating or deactivating encrypted WAP dial-up authentication.

Security

Phone security features including codes, Babysitter, and SIM lock.

Codes

Overview of security codes including PIN, Babysitter, Last 10 only, and This SIM only.

Babysitter

Phone code protected feature for dialing only one number.

Last 10 only

Phone code protected access to the last dialed numbers.

This SIM only

Phone code protected connection to a specific SIM card.

Barrings

Restricting phone usage like outgoing or incoming calls via SIM card barrings.

All outgoing

Barring all outgoing calls except emergency numbers.

Outgo internat

Restricting international outgoing calls to national calls only.

Out.int.x home

Allowing international calls only to the home country when abroad.

All incoming

Barring all incoming calls.

When roaming

How to avoid incoming call charges when outside the home network.

Status check

Checking the current status of barring settings.

Clear all

Clearing all set barrings.

Network

Network settings for selecting providers and managing connections.

Line

Selecting the phone number in use if multiple are registered.

Block line

Limiting phone usage to a single phone number.

Network info

Displaying available GSM networks and service providers.

Choose network

Restarting network search or selecting a network manually.

Auto network

Activating or deactivating automatic network selection.

Pref. network

Setting preferred service providers for use outside the home network.

User group

Creating and managing user groups for internal company information or tariffs.

Active

Activating or deactivating user group functions.

Select group

Choosing or adding groups using service provider codes.

Outgo. access

Permitting or restricting outgoing calls outside the user group.

Preferred grp

Restricting calls to only those within a standard user group.

Accessories

Connecting and configuring external phone accessories.

Car Kit

Settings and automatic activation for the Siemens handsfree car kit.

Headset

Automatic activation of profiles when a Siemens headset is plugged in.

Profiles

Customizing phone settings by creating and activating profiles.

Select profile

Choosing and activating default or personal phone profiles.

Setup

Editing default or creating personal phone profiles.

Change sett.

Modifying settings within a selected profile.

Profile menu

Options for managing profiles like Activate, Change sett., Copy from, Rename.

Car Kit

Automatic activation of Car Kit profile when phone is inserted into cradle.

Headset

Automatic activation of headset profile when headset is in operation.

Aircraft mode

A fixed profile that deactivates alarms and switches off the phone.

Normal mode

How the previously set profile is reactivated upon phone restart.

Favorites

Create your own menu

Creating a personalized menu with frequently used functions or numbers.

Activate

Selecting and activating entries in the Favorites menu.

Change sett.

Replacing or adding entries to the Favorites menu.

Reset all

Resetting Favorites entries to default settings.

Organizer

Calendar

Entering and managing appointments and tasks in monthly, weekly, and daily views.

Monthly overview

Viewing calendar entries on a monthly basis.

Weekly overview

Viewing calendar entries on a weekly basis.

Daily overview

Viewing calendar entries on a daily basis, divided into time blocks.

Agenda

Displaying daily appointments and tasks chronologically.

Creating new calendar appointments or tasks.

Options

Various functions for managing calendar items like view, activate, change, and new entry.

Filter

Filtering calendar entries by feature type (Memo, Call, Birthday, etc.).

Alarm

Setting alarms for appointments, with audible and visual notifications.

Enter new appointment

Steps for creating a new appointment, including type and description.

Type:

Selecting the type of organizer entry (Memo, Speech memo, Call, Meeting).

Description:

Entering a description for the organizer entry.

Location:

Specifying the location for an appointment.

Alarm:

Setting the alarm time and activation for an appointment.

Reoccurrence:

Defining how often an appointment should repeat (Daily, Weekly, etc.).

Alarm

How alarms are signaled and what happens when an alarm is missed.

Tasks

Creating and managing tasks, similar to appointments but without a specific time.

Enter new task

Steps for creating a new task, including description, status, and priority.

Due time:

Entering the time for a task.

Alarm:

Setting an alarm notification for an impending task.

Notes

Using the phone as a notepad for simple text entries.

New entry

Creating a new note entry with text input.

Text entry menu

Options for saving, formatting, and sending notes.

Display entry

Viewing existing notes and protecting them with a phone code.

Notes menu

Functions for managing notes, including delete, mark, and send.

Missed appointments

Tracking and viewing missed alarms and appointments.

Missed appointments menu

Options for managing missed appointment entries.

Voice notes

Using the phone as a dictating machine to record voice memos.

New recording

Steps for recording new voice memos, including starting and saving.

Play back

Playing back recorded voice notes, with options for speakerphone.

Voice notes menu

Managing voice recordings like deleting or renaming.

Calend. setup

Calendar-specific settings like birthday display and start of week.

Show Birthd.

Toggling the display of birthdays in the calendar.

Begin of week

Setting the first day of the week for calendar views.

Time zones

Setting the phone's time zone for accurate timekeeping.

Extras

Alarm clock

Setting and managing the phone's alarm clock function.

Calculator

Using the phone as a basic calculator for arithmetic operations.

Calculator functions

Explanation of various functions available in the calculator.

Currency conv

Calculating exchange rates between different currencies.

Convert

Performing calculations between entered currencies.

Calculator menu

Options for using the calculator, such as starting calculations and managing currencies.

Stopwatch

Using the stopwatch to record and save intermediate times.

Stopwatch menu

Options for managing stopwatch recordings, including saving and resetting.

Countdown

Setting and using a timer that counts down to a specific time.

Camera (Accessories)

Viewing, saving, and sending photos taken with the phone's camera.

Picture

How pictures are processed and displayed after being taken.

Flashlight

Activating and using the camera's flashlight for photos.

Camera menu

Options for managing photos, including full screen mode, delete, and send.

Voice command

Starting phone functions or dialing numbers using voice commands.

Voice command menu

Options for playing back, creating, and deleting voice commands.

Remote synchronization

Remotely accessing and synchronizing phone data with a PC or online services.

Sync. setting

Starting synchronization and defining sync profiles.

Sync. Profile

Defining and selecting synchronization profiles.

SIM services (optional)

Accessing special applications like mobile banking or stock prices via the SIM card.

Fast access key

Left soft key

Assigning functions or phone numbers to the left soft key for quick access.

Edit

How to edit the assignment of the left soft key.

Apply

Applying the selected assignment to the left soft key.

Speed dialing keys

Using number keys 2-9 for speed dialing and assigning functions.

Edit

Editing speed dial assignments for number keys.

Apply

Applying the speed dial assignment to a number key.

File manager

Index structure

How the file system assigns folders to different data types.

File system menu

Options for managing files and folders, including copy, paste, and new folder.

Send...

Via SMS

Sending data and entries via SMS to other phones.

SMS as text

Sending business cards or appointments as text messages via SMS.

Data objects

Storing files received via SMS in the file system.

Notes A-Z

Activate/deactivate tones

Switching audible signals on and off, including during calls.

Completing phone numbers in the Phonebook/Addressbook

Using wildcards (?) for phone numbers and dialing them.

Control codes (DTMF)

Sending control codes for remote access to answering machines.

Copy protection

Information on copy-protected applications and PC backup.

CSD connection (Circuit Switched Data)

Data transfer via CSD for internet access and downloads.

EMS (Enhanced Messaging Service)

Sending pictures, tones, and animations via SMS using EMS.

GPRS connection (General Packet Radio Service)

How GPRS enables faster data transmission and internet connection.

Highlighting mode

Using highlighting to select multiple entries for joint operations in applications.

HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)

Protocol for data transfer on the Internet, used for downloads and WAP.

International dialing codes

Storing and using international dialing codes for calls.

JAD and JAR

Types of Java files (Descriptor, Archive) and their usage for applications.

Java™

Using Java applications and games on the phone, and relevant instructions.

Menu speed dialing

Selecting menu functions directly by entering numbers sequentially.

Message memory full

Handling a full message memory and deleting messages.

Operating time

Information on standby and talk time, affected by usage and temperature.

Outside your home network

How the phone connects to other GSM networks when roaming.

Own numbers

Entering and managing personal phone numbers in the phonebook.

Phone number memo

Entering and saving phone numbers during a conversation.

Phone number/URL in SMS

Dialing numbers or calling URLs directly from SMS messages.

Service numbers

Using phonebook entries for service provider numbers.

Set divert

Setting call forwarding rules, e.g., to mailbox when busy.

SIM card problems

Troubleshooting messages like "Please insert your SIM card".

SMS push

Dialing Internet addresses directly from received SMS.

SMS status report

Handling messages that cannot be transmitted to the service center.

Software version

Displaying the phone's software version number.

Two phone numbers

Making special settings for each registered phone number.

WAP (Wireless Application Protocol)

Standard for internet access via mobile networks, for surfing and downloads.

WAP operation

Configuring how functions are displayed after an internet call.

Enter Internet address (URL) directly

Manually entering a URL to access a WAP page.

Change homepage

Entering the homepage address in WAP profiles.

Add bookmark

Importing the current WAP address as a bookmark.

Without SIM card

Using phone functions without a SIM card inserted.

Siemens Data Suite

Software for increasing phone functionality with a PC, including data exchange and modules.

Data Exchange Software

Software for mirroring phone file system contents and synchronizing data with PC.

Synctool (XTNDConnect® PC)

Synchronizing Organizer databases with PC applications like Outlook.

Bitmap Editor

Creating graphics for network operator logos or screensavers.

Contacts Management

Organizing phone contacts and synchronizing them with PCs or other phones.

Messenger

Organizing SMS activities from a PC, saving messages, and writing/sending from PC.

Ring Tone Editor

Creating custom ring tones using MIDI files.

GPRS Modem Assistant

Establishing GPRS connections from a laptop for internet access.

Questions & Answers

Problem

Lists common problems, their possible causes, and solutions.

Problem

Continues listing common problems and their possible solutions.

Problem

Further common problems, causes, and solutions, including damage and resets.

Reset all settings to factory default

Instructions for resetting the phone to its original factory settings.

Customer care

www.my-siemens.com/customercare

Online support portal for fault finding, FAQs, user guides, and software updates.

Customer care centers

Contact information for customer care centers worldwide.

Specifications

Exposure to radiofrequency signals

Information on RF exposure guidelines and standards compliance.

Technical data

Specifications for GSM class, frequency range, weight, size, battery, and temperature.

Care and maintenance

Protect your phone from moisture and humidity!

Advice on protecting the phone from liquids and what to do if it gets wet.

Do not use or store the phone in dusty, dirty areas.

Avoiding dusty environments to prevent damage to moving parts.

Do not store the phone in hot areas.

Warnings about storing the phone in high temperatures due to potential damage.

Do not store your phone in cold areas.

Risks of moisture formation inside the phone when warming up from cold.

Do not drop, knock or shake your phone.

Rough handling can damage internal circuit boards.

Do not use abrasive chemicals, cleaning solvents, or strong detergents...

Cleaning instructions using mild methods to avoid damaging the phone.

Phone ID

Information needed if the phone or SIM card is lost (IMEI, SIM card number).

Lost phone

Action to take if the phone or SIM card is lost to prevent misuse.

Accessories

Basics

Basic accessories like batteries, chargers, headsets, and belt clips.

Data

Data cables and sync stations for PC connectivity.

Innovations

Accessories like the mobile camera for taking snapshots.

Car Solutions

Accessories for car use, including chargers and handsfree kits.

U.S. FDA

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Center for Devices and Radiological Health Consumer Update on Mobile Phones

FDA's summary of knowledge about mobile phone safety and health hazards.

Why the concern?

Explaining the concerns about RF energy emission from mobile phones.

What kinds of phones are in question?

Identifying which types of mobile phones are of concern regarding RF exposure.

How much evidence is there that hand-held mobile phones might be harmful?

Overview of research on potential health risks of mobile phones.

What is FDA's role concerning the safety of mobile phones?

FDA's authority and actions regarding mobile phone safety regulations.

What is known about cases of human cancer that have been reported in users of hand-held mobile phones?

Information on reported cancer cases and their potential association with mobile phone use.

In the absence of conclusive information about any possible risk, what can concerned individuals do?

Steps individuals can take to minimize potential risks from mobile phone use.

Where can I find additional information?

Websites for finding more information on mobile phone safety.

FCC/Industry Canada Notice

Notice regarding potential TV/radio interference and user assistance.

Ten Driving Safety Tips

When available, use a hands-free device.

Recommendation to use hands-free accessories for safer driving.

Position your phone within easy reach.

Advice on placing the phone for easy access without distraction.

Suspend conversations during hazardous driving conditions or situations.

Advice to suspend calls in dangerous driving conditions.

Do not take notes or look up phone numbers while driving.

Warning against distracting activities like note-taking while driving.

Dial sensibly and assess the traffic.

Tips for dialing calls safely while considering traffic conditions.

Do not engage in stressful or emotional conversations that may be distracting.

Avoiding distracting conversations that can impair driving focus.

Use your phone to call for help.

Importance of using the phone for emergency calls and knowing emergency numbers.

Use your phone to help others in emergencies.

Encouraging users to call for assistance for others in emergencies.

Call roadside assistance or a special wireless non-emergency assistance number when necessary.

Using the phone for non-emergency assistance calls.

Intellectual Property

Intellectual Property Restrictions

Legal terms and conditions regarding the phone's software and intellectual property.

Battery quality statement

Information on battery capacity reduction and replacement recommendations.

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