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Getting More Out of "Phone Book"
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• From other stored locations,
Numbers stored in the last dialled, received, unanswered and SMS mes-
sage locations can all be stored into the phonebook:
SIM phonebook
• Directly from the standby display,
• Using the menu,
Enter the requested data. Confirm each entry by pressing OK
.
Press OK to validate.
Select the E-mail field
.
Enter the e-mail address. Confirm the entry by OK
.
Select the Groups field (see "Creating a group of cards", p. 9).
Use or to scroll through the groups list
.
Press Select to associate the highlighted group to the card.
Press End , then select Yes to store the card with all its infor-
mation in the phonebook
.
Stored
will be briefly displayed.
When modifying the card, you should create a voice dialling pat-
tern (for further details, see section Calling phone numbers with
your voice, page11):
Select the Voice dialling field, then the requested phone
number attached to the card (Home, Work or Cellular).
Press New
to start the voice dialling pattern recording.
You will then be asked to say the name at least twice. Pronounce
the name as clearly as possible.
Should the voice patterns match Stored will appear in the display.
Press Exit or to return to the standby display.
Display a number from one of the above, press Options .
Follow the display instructions as for point 2 in the previous
item.
During number and name entry a short press on Clear will clear the last character. A long press will
clear the whole display.
Enter the number. Press Store .
Select SIM names.
Press . Select Phone Book.
Select Add name. Select SIM names.
Enter the name (if required) and press OK .
Enter (or confirm) the number and press OK .
Press End , then select Yes to store the card with all its infor-
mation in the phonebook
.
Stored
will be briefly displayed.
When modifying a card, you should create a voice pattern (for
further details, see section Calling phone numbers with your
voice, page11):
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- First Steps with your 1
- The phone at a glance 2
- Introduction 4
- General safety 4
- Using this guide 6
- Quick Start 8
- Receiving a call 10
- Ending a call 10
- Turning off the phone 10
- Safety information 11
- SIM card 14
- Inserting the SIM card 14
- Low battery warning 15
- Charging 15
- Basic operations 17
- Time & Date setting 18
- Inbox and Pushindicators 19
- Modify graphics themes 20
- Entering text 20
- Key Character 22
- Messages (SMS) 23
- Phonebook 24
- Voice dialling 26
- Last dialled numbers 26
- Speed dialling 27
- Hands free mode 28
- Volume adjustment 28
- Holding and retrieving a call 29
- Language selection 32
- Voice Memo 34
- Going online 36
- The menu (MMI) system 37
- Using the headset 38
- FA9M063610-B 40
- Getting More Out of your 41
- Menu map 42
- Table of contents 43
- Network Services 44
- Phone Book 45
- Nr, Street 46
- SIM phonebook 47
- Free space in the phonebooks 48
- Creating a group of cards 49
- My Card data set 49
- Own number display 50
- Fixed dialling numbers (FDN) 50
- Messages 53
- Creating a draft text 54
- Editing a draft text 55
- Storing a new SMS message 55
- Messages in the outbox 56
- Re-usable message templates 57
- Storage consumption 57
- Calls & Times 58
- Reminder - Call duration 59
- Call timer - reset 60
- Show costs 61
- Select Calls & Times 62
- Settings 63
- Volume adjustments 64
- Graphics themes 65
- Voice mail 65
- Phone settings 66
- Backlight - setting 67
- Display contrast 67
- Any key answer 67
- Auto answer 68
- Auto retry 68
- Auto Switch On/Off 69
- Default (factory) settings 69
- GSM Services 70
- Call waiting 71
- (network dependent) 71
- Receiving caller ID 71
- Sending my ID 72
- Standard network setting 72
- Hiding or showing your number 72
- Editing the preferred list 73
- Selecting manual search 74
- Select Settings 75
- Reading broadcast messages 76
- Security features 77
- PIN code 78
- PIN2 code 78
- PUK code 79
- PUK2 code 79
- Call barring password 79
- Certificates 80
- Office Tools 81
- Tasks list 85
- Alarm notification 85
- Voice memo 86
- Calculator 87
- Currency-converter 88
- World clock 88
- Alarm clock 89
- Select Office Tools 90
- Connectivity 91
- Free space in the memory 92
- Select Games 93
- Protocol (WAP™) 94
- Selecting a preferred bearer* 96
- Going online and onto the Net 97
- Use of whilst online 98
- Ending the online connection 98
- Creating bookmarks 98
- Using bookmarks 99
- Other site 99
- Receiving push messages 99
- Select Internet 100
- Melodies download 101
- Appendix 102
- Trouble shooting 103
- Error messages 104
- Guarantee 107
- DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE 109
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