Owner's Manual

B2000 User Guide
24
General functions
Using
the
123(Number)
mode
The 123 mode enables
you
to enter numbers in a text
message
(a
telephone
number,
for
example).
Press the
keys corresponding
to the
required digits
before
manually switching
back to the
appropriate
text
entry
mode.
Phonebook
You can save
phone
numbers and their
corresponding
names in the
memory
of
your
SIM card.
In
addition,
you
can save
up
to 200 numbers and
names in the
phone memory.
The SIM card and
phone
are both used in the same
way
in the Phonebook menu.
(Refer
to
page
55
through
58 for
details.)
In call menu
Your
phone provides
a number of control functions that
you
can use
during
a call. To access these functions
during
a
call,
press
the left soft
key [Options].
During
a call
The menu
displayed
on the handset screen
during
a call
is different to the default main menu
displayed
when in
standby
mode,
and the
options
are described below.
Making
a second call
You can
get
a number
you
wish to dial from the
phonebook
to make a second call. Press the
right
soft
key
then select Search. To save the dialled number
into the
phonebook during
a
call,
press
the
right
soft
key
then select Add new.
Switching
between two calls
To switch between two
calls,
press
the left soft
key
[Options],
then select
Swap
or
just press
the
key.
You can select one of two calls
using
up/down navigation keys.
To end a
call,
highlight
the
phone
number
using up/down navigation keys
then
press
the
key.
Answering
an
incoming
call
To answer an
incoming
call when the handset is
ringing, simply press
the
key.
The handset is also
able to warn
you
of an
incoming
call while
you
are
already
on a call. A tone sounds in the
earpiece,
and
the
display
will show that a second call is
waiting.
This
feature,
known as Call
waiting,
is
only
available if
your
network
supports
it. For details of how to activate and
deactivate it see Call
waiting
on
page
48.