eieeaaa ENGLISH iAIAUOI GPRS aceieianau eeauaeCAiOau aeNOa: G5210 e O?UEUA, OOE‡IUEOU‡, ‰‡IIU˛ EIOU UI?E˛ 'IEI‡UAI¸IO ‡OO‡ ‡U‡. OA A‰ EOOOI¸AO'‡IEAI eOi ‡IEUA AA ‰Ifl C‡?A"O ‰‡I¸IAE?A"O EOOOI¸AO'‡IEfl. ISSUE 2.
iAIAUOI GPRS aceieianau eeauaeCAiOau aeNOau: G5210 e O?UEUA, OOE‡IUEOU‡, ‰‡IIU˛ EIOU UI?E˛ 'IEI‡UAI¸IO ‡OO‡ ‡U‡. OA A‰ EOOOI¸AO'‡IEAI eOi ‡IEUA EOOOI¸AO'‡IEfl.
G5210 ?UO EIAAU OOIE O'‡IIU˛ OO'A iIOOU¸, O・AOOA?E'‡AU I‡E・OI¸?EE IOIUO U O E O・ ‡˘AIEE iAIAUOI O UAIAUOIOI.
NIfl C‡?AE AAAOO‡OIOOUE COA ‡‰EOOA A‰‡˛˘EA ‡・OUA ˝IAIU OIIOE UOU OEOU'‡ IO"UU OOA‰‡'‡U¸ ‡OO‡ ‡UU ˚ O E I‡iOE‰AIEE OOIAiE I‡ ・IEAIOI ‡OOUOflIEE. COA GSM UAIAUOI˚ ‰OIEI˚ ・˚U¸ ・O UU O‡IOIAU‡. OOOUOflIIO '˚II˛?AI˚ I‡ cA 'II˛?‡EUA OU‡I?EE, EIE UAIAUOI UOOIE'I˚i OIOIO i ‡IEIE˘, ‡'UOA‡O ‡'O?I˚i iEIE?AOIEi O E O O'A‰AIEE OO‰ ˚'I˚i C˚II˛?‡EUA UAIAUOI ˝UO"O 'AA‰A, "‰A O ‡'EI‡. c‡O EIA , A‡O A˘‡AUOfl IO・EI¸I˚E UAIAUOI ' ・OI¸IE?‡i, UAIAUOI‡ OA ‰?‡ E iAIAUOI IOEAU I‡ U?EU¸ A‡'O‰O' ‡・OU.
cA O EI‡O‡EUAO¸ I A‡ fl‰IOIU UOU OEOU'U 'I‡EI˚IE UI‡IE. cAO・iO‰EIO EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸ UOI¸IO UI‡A‡II˚A ・‡U‡ AE E A‡ fl‰I˚A UOU OEOU'‡, OOOIOI¸IU EI˚A IO"UU EOOO UEU¸ '‡? UAIAUOI. e・ ‡UEUA, OOE‡IUEOU‡, 'IEI‡IEA I‡ UO, ?UO: A‡U‡ AE, IOUO ˚A IA'OAIOEIO EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸, ‰OIEI˚ ・˚U¸ UUEIEAE O'‡I˚ ' UOU‡IO'IAIIOI A‡IOIOI OO fl‰IA. eIA‰UAU EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸ UOI¸IO ‡IOAOOU‡ ˚ 'O eeaEacAaucoO EA・AE‡IEA OO' AE‰AIEfl '‡?A"O UAIAUOI‡.
e・AO AIOAOOU‡ ˚ ........................................................................ o‡OUE ? ? ? 12 .......................................... 12 ............................................... 12 ......................................................................... eOEO‡IEA aI‡'E? 15 ........................................................... 16 AOIO'˚A ? AUI'AIIO-?EU O'˚A II‡'E?E aI‡'E?E ...................................... 17 .................................................
.................................................................... 26 ? .............................................. 26 ? ........................................... 26 aO‰˚ ‰OOUUO‡ PIN IO‰ [OU 4 ‰O 8 AI‡IO'] PIN 2 IO‰ [OU 4 ‰O 8 AI‡IO'] PUK [eA OOI‡I¸I˚E AIUE・IOIE O'O?I˚E aI˛?] IO‰ IAO・iO‰EI ‰Ifl OIAI˚ [OU 4 ‰O 8 AI‡IO'] PUK 2 IO‰ [OU 4 ‰O 8 AI‡IO'] aO‰ ・AAOO‡OIOOUE [OU 4 ‰O 8 AI‡IO'] ? .............. 27 ? ......................................... 27 ? ............................
C˚AO'˚ ............................................................... 58 ............................................. 58 ..................................................... 58 ................................................... 58 ................................. 58 ........................................ 59 .................................................... 59 ............................................ 63 ........................................................ 64 ? ..........
? ? ? ............................................. 89 .............................................. 89 ................................................. 89 e OOIOU -'OA [aAI˛ 6-3] eUA AU¸ OOOI. [aAI˛ 6-4] eUA AU¸ 'OA [aAI˛ 6-5] ........................................................ 90 ? .................................................... 90 ? ............................................................. 91 ? ...................................... 91 ? ..............................
AIOAOOU‡ ˚ e・AO e O'A ¸UA E U・A‰EUAO¸, ?UO U '‡O ' I‡IE?EE AOU¸ 'OA ?‡OUE, OOI‡A‡II˚A IEEA.
e・AO aIUO I‡?EOII˚E A'UOIO・EI¸IOA aOIOIAIU/CD a‡ fl‰IOA iOU OEOU'O eA AIOOIOE ‡'UOI‡UE?AOIOE IOIOIAIU O'flAE (handsfree) 11 eia
o‡OUE iAIAUOI‡ e・AO eA A‰Iflfl O‡IAI¸ UAIAUOI‡ 1 2 3 17 4 16 10 56 11 7 12 8 13 9 14 15 1 e‡IO'EI‡ UAIAUOIIOE U U・IE 2 AIUE'I‡fl I ˚?I‡ 'a'AA‰O?I‡' 11 «CO ‡'O» aI‡'E?‡ «a‡IOI?EU¸» 3 uI ‡I ‰EOOIAfl 4 aI‡'E?‡ «CIA'O» 12 aIOOI‡ "eUIAIEU¸" 5 AOIO'˚A 13 aI‡'E?E II‡'E?E «''A i-'IEA» eia 9 aIOOI‡ 10 aI‡'E?‡ ?EU E AI‡IO' 14 aIOOI‡ 'eA?AUI‡' 6 aI‡'E?‡ OO‰U'A E‰AIEfl 15 7 aI‡'E?‡ «eUO ‡'EU¸» 16 aI‡'E?‡ 8 aI‡'E?‡ A‡OEOE 17 aI‡'E?‡ 12 E Caa/Coaa aEI OUOI OOO・˘AIEE iO ‡
e・AO a‡‰Iflfl O‡IAI¸ UAIAUOI‡ 6 5 4 1 3 2 1 A‡U‡ Afl 2 EIAA‰O ‰Ifl OO‰II˛?AIEfl I‡・AIAE/ EIAA‰O ‰Ifl OO‰II˛?AIEfl A‡ fl‰IO"O UOU OEOU'‡/ EIAA‰O ‰Ifl OO‰II˛?AIEfl ‡'UOIO・EI¸IOE "‡ IEUU ˚ Hands-Free (EOOOI¸AO'‡IEA UAIAUOI‡ ・AA OOIO˘E UI) 3 aIAII˚ ・‡U‡ AE 4 EIAA‰O ‰Ifl UOU‡IO'IE SIM-I‡ U˚ 5 eU'A OUEA ‰Ifl I‡ U?IO"O AIA?I‡ 6 a‡IOI ・‡U‡ AE 13 eia
o‡OUE iAIAUOI‡ e・AO NOOOIIEUAI¸I˚E EE‰IOI EOU‡IIE?AOIEE ‰EOOIAE UAIAUOI‡ 1 CIA?IEE ‰EOOIAE 2 C'AUO'E EO‰EI‡UO 3 CIA?Iflfl 1 C˚ IIOOI‡ IOEAUA 'E‰AU¸ AI‡?IE, OOO'A˘‡˛˘EA O UAIOUO'OI "OIOOO'OE OO?UA, ‰‡EA IA OUI ˚'‡fl UAIAUOI. eOIEIO ˝UO"O, C˚ IOEAUA 'E‰AU¸ EIAI‡ ‡・OIAIUO' E IOIA ‡ OOO・˘AIEE EIE UAIAUOIO' 'iO‰fl˘Ei 2 '˚AO'‡ aI‰EI‡UO EAIAIEU¸ E '˚AO'O'. EOiO‰fl˘Ei OOI‡A˚'‡AU OOOUOflIEA OAUE. ?'AU EI‰EI‡?EE i‡IEA ' A‡'EOEIOOUE OU IOEIO UOU‡IO'IAIIOE " UOO˚.
eOEO‡IEA aI‡'E? e・AO cEEA UAIAUOI‡. OOI‡A‡I˚ IIOOO?I˚A IOIOOIAIU˚ eOEO‡IEA aIOOI‡ aI‡'E‡UU ˚ eOEO‡IEA aA'‡fl aIOOI‡/ e ‡'‡fl aIOOI‡ a‡E‰‡fl EA ˝UEi II‡'E? '˚OOIIflAU UUII?E˛, O・OAI‡?AIIU˛ UAIOUOI I‡ ‰EOOIAA IAOOO A‰OU'AIIO I‡‰ aI‡'E?‡ C˚ 'E・ ‡?EE IOEAUA aI‡'E?‡ C˚ IEIE. I‡O flIU˛ 'II˛?EU¸ AEEI 'E・ ‡?EE. OOO・˘AIEE IOEAUA I‡O flIU˛, ・AA O OIEOU˚'‡IEfl UUII?EE, OA AEUE ' IAI˛. «eOO・˘AIEfl».
eOEO‡IEA aI‡'E? e・AO aIOOI‡ eOEO‡IEA aI‡'E?‡ «a‡IOI?EU¸» E Caa/Coaa eIUEEU ‰Ifl A‡'A ?AIEfl EIE OUIIOIAIEfl '˚AO'O'. a OIA ˝UO"O, II‡'E?‡ UO ‡'IflAU OEU‡IEAI UAIAUOI‡. NIfl UO"O ?UO・˚ 'II˛?EU¸ EIE '˚II˛?EU¸ UAIAUOI IAO・iO‰EIO I‡E‡U¸ E U‰A EE'‡U¸ II‡'E?U C˚ IAOIOI¸IO OAIUI‰. U‰‡IEU¸ UAIOU, 'A IUU¸Ofl ' aAI˛ EIE O'‡U¸ UUII?E˛. C˚ IOEAUA a‡OEO˚'‡U¸ IOEAUA A‡・IOIE "OIOOO'˚A OOO・˘AIEfl I‡E‡' II‡'E?U ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl.
e・AO AUI'AIIO-?EU O'˚A AUI'AIIOA E ?EU O'OA OIA‰U˛˘AE U‡・IE?A. aIOOI‡ aI‡'E?E OOOUIO?AIEA II‡'E‡UU ˚ OUO・ ‡EAIO ' eOEO‡IEA .
aIUO I‡?Efl c‡ ‰EOOIAA I‡E‰˚E I‡ NEOOIAAaIUO I‡?Efl '˚O'A?E'‡AUOfl IAOIOI¸IO OEI'OI, IOUO ˚E '˚ IOEAUA OEI'OIO', U'E‰AU¸ I‡ NEOOIAA IEEA OOEO˚'‡AUOfl UAIAUOIA. I‡ eaaCeao cA uaeAcO eEI'OI/aI‰EI‡UO eOEO‡IEA aIUO IE UAU '‡O O IO˘IOOUE OAUA'O"O OE"I‡I‡. C˚AO' OOA‰EIAI. C˚ IOEAUA OOI¸AO'‡U¸Ofl eOI‡A˚'‡AU, ?UO '˚ aOOOI¸AUAUOfl AOIE '˚ OOI¸AUAUAO¸ IEIEfl E 'II˛?AI.
aIUO I‡?Efl eEI'OI/aI‰EI‡UO e OUEI¸ O "OIO'IOE e OUEI¸ ' ‡'UOIO・EIA. "‡ IEUU OE. C˚ IOEAUA C˚ IOEAUA EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸ CA iIA"O eEI'OI NEOOIAA eOEO‡IEA OOO・˘AIEE eEI'OI˚ I‡ OA A‡‰ AOO'‡U¸ O '˚AO'. OA 'EO PushOOIO˘¸˛ WAP. aAI˛ eOEO‡IEA eOO・˘AIEfl C˚AO'˚ AU‰EOO OU. iOU‡IO'IE eA A‡‰ AO.
iOU‡IO'IE c‡?‡IO iOU‡IO'I‡ ‡・OU˚ SIM-I‡ U˚ EIAA‰O ‰Ifl UOU‡IO'IE A‡‰IAE UAIAUOI‡. eIA‰UEUA I‡iO‰EUOfl I‡ UI‡A‡IEflI OO 1. SIM-I‡ U˚ O‡IAIE OIA‰U˛˘EI SIM-I‡ U˚. UOU‡IO'IA i‰‡IEUA ・‡U‡ A˛ O EI AOIAI‡ I UAIAUOIU. AOIE OI‡ 2. COU‡'¸UA SIM-I‡ UU IAU‡IIE?AOIEA ' "IAA‰O OO‰ ‰A E‡UAIE, IOIU‡IUIOA OIO?IO SIM-I‡ U˚ ‡ O AA‡II˚E ‰OIEIO OIOU AU¸ 'IEA, U"OIOI -- 'O ‡'O. e EIA?‡IEA ? eA A‰ UOU‡IO'IOE SIM-I‡ U˚ O・flA‡UAI¸IO U・A‰EUAO¸ ?UO UAIAUOI OUII˛?AI E ・‡U‡ Afl U‰‡IAI‡.
c‡?‡IO iOU‡IO'I‡ ‡・OU˚ ・‡U‡ AE 1. eO'IAOUEUA ?‡OU¸˛ ・‡U‡ A˛ O A‡‰IAE UAIAUOI‡ I‡I OOI‡A‡IO I‡ EOUIIA. 2. c‡‰‡'EUA I‡ ・‡U‡ A˛ ‰O ˘AI?I‡.
iOU‡IO'IE c‡?‡IO ‡・OU˚ a‡ fl‰I‡ ・‡U‡ AE eA A‰ UAI, I‡I OO‰OOA‰EIEU¸ I A‡ fl‰IO"O UOU OEOU'‡, UAIAUOIU ?UAIA OA AIOOIO"O ・‡U‡ A˛ ' UAIAUOI. UOU‡IO'EUA 1. COU‡'¸UA ?UAIA OA AIOOIO"O A‡ fl‰IO"O UOU OEOU'‡ ' OOA?E‡I¸IOA OU'A OUEA ?‡OUE ' IEEIAE UAIAUOI‡. 2. COU‡'¸UA 'EIIU OA AIOOIO"O UOU OEOU'‡ ' OAAUIU. eOI¸AUEUAO¸ UOI¸IO 'iO‰fl˘EI ' IOIOIAIU A‡ fl‰I˚I UOU OEOU'OI.
c‡?‡IO eUII˛?AIEA A‡ fl‰IO"O ‡・OU˚ UOU OEOU'‡ eUII˛?EUA OA AIOOIOA A‡ fl‰IOA UOU OEOU'O ・OIO'˚A OU UAIAUOI‡, IIOOIE I‡ I‡E‡' I‡ ?UAIA A. e EIA?‡IEA ? eOIIEUA O UOI, OOIIOOU¸˛ ? cA ・‡U‡ AE IAO・iO‰EIO ・‡U‡ AE. SIM-I‡ UU 'O ' AIfl ?UO OOOIA A‡IAI˚ A‡ fl‰EU¸ EOOOI¸AO'‡II˚A U‰‡IflEUA ・‡U‡ A˛ EIE A‡ fl‰IE. ? aI‰EI‡UO A‡ fl‰‡ ・‡U‡ AE OOU‡IO'EUOfl E ・U‰AU OOI‡A˚'‡U¸ I‡IOEI‡I¸IOA AI‡?AIEA. e EIA?‡IEA ? C OIU?‡A IAO ‡'EI¸IOE A‡ fl‰IE ・‡U‡ AE... 1.
eO fl‰OI 'II˛?AIEfl UAIAUOI‡ c‡?‡IO c‡?‡IO ‡・OU˚ O ‡・OU˚ UAIAUOIOI 1. c‡EIEUA . E U‰A EE'‡EUA II‡'E?U A'UIO'OE C˚ UOI˚?EUA OE"I‡I. 2. C A‡'EOEIOOUE OU IE?IO"O ・U‰AU UOU‡IO'OI C‡I a‡O OO PIN-IO‰ I‡‰O EIE IA I‡‰O ''AOUE A"O AI‡?AIEfl. 3. OOIE C‡? UAIAUOI OO‰II˛?AI OAUE, 'OIO A OOfl'EU¸Ofl I‡ C˚II˛?AIEA 24 ˝I ‡IA. UAIAUOI‡ C AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl I‡EIEUA E C˚ UOI˚?EUA A'UIO'OE OE"I‡I. eia AA I‡A'‡IEA U‰A EE'‡EUA IIOOIU .
eOU˘AOU'IAIEA C˚AO'‡ E eU'AU I‡ C˚AO'˚ c‡?‡IO eOU˘AOU'IAIEA 1. ‡・OU˚ '˚AO' c‡・A EUA UAIAUOII˚E IOIA , 'II˛?‡fl IO‰. NIfl ‰EOOIAA, I‡EIEUA IA'U˛ II‡'E?U UO ‡'IAIEfl, ?UO・˚ OA AIAOUEU¸ IU OO 'IA'O E I‡EIEUA O ‡'U˛ II‡'E?U UO ‡'IAIEfl, ?UO・˚ I‡ A‰‡IUE O'‡IEfl IOIA ‡ , OA AIAOUEU¸ IU OO 'O ‡'O. 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [eUO ‡'IE] 3. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [eIOI?‡IEA/Caa.Coaa] ‰Ifl '˚AO'‡ IOIA ‡. ‰Ifl OIOI?‡IEfl '˚AO'‡. aAE‰UI‡ O‰I˚A 1.
aO‰˚ ‰OOUUO‡ c‡?‡IO NIfl UO"O ‡・OU˚ ?UO・˚ EA・AE‡U¸ IAO‡II?EOIE O'‡IIO"O C‡?A"O UAIAUOI‡ C˚ IOEAUA EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸ EOOOI¸AO'‡IEfl IO‰˚ ‰OOUUO‡, OOEO‡II˚A ' ‰‡IIOI ‡A‰AIA. aO‰˚ ‰OOUUO‡ (I OIA PUK E PUK2) IO"UU EAIAIflU¸Ofl OOI¸AO'‡UAIAI [aAI˛ 4- 5-4]. PIN IO‰ PIN [OU 4 ‰O 8 AI‡IO'] (eA OOI‡I¸I˚E a‰AIUEUEI‡?EOII˚E cOIA ) IO‰ A‡˘E˘‡AU '‡?U SIM I‡ UU OU IAO‡II?EOIE O'‡IIO"O EOOOI¸AO'‡IEfl. e・˚?IO PIN IO‰ O EI‡"‡AUOfl I SIM I‡ UA.
c‡?‡IO ‡・OU˚ PUK [eA OOI‡I¸I˚E AIUE・IOIE O'O?I˚E aI˛?] IO‰ IAO・iO‰EI ‰Ifl OIAI˚ [OU 4 ‰O 8 AI‡IO'] A‡・IOIE O'‡IIO"O I‡ UA. OOIE UOIU" O'flAE OOUA flIE IAOUI˚I IAU -- PIN IO‰‡. PUK IO‰ IOEAU O EI‡"‡U¸Ofl I SIM O'flEEUAO¸ OO O'OEI IAOUI˚I OOOU‡'˘EIOI IO‰. OOIE C˚ ‰Ifl UO"O, ?UO・˚ OOIU?EU¸ ˝UOU A‡・˚IE PUK IO‰ U‡IEA O'flEEUAO¸ EIE -- OOOU‡'˘EIOI UOIU" OO O'OEI O'flAE. PUK2IO‰[OU4‰O8AI‡IO'] PUK 2 IO‰, IOUO ˚E O EI‡"‡AUOfl I IAIOUO ˚I SIM I‡ U‡I, ‰Ifl OIAI˚ A‡・IOIE O'‡IIO"O PIN 2 IO‰‡.
iAIAUOII‡fl IIE"‡ NOOUUO NIfl OA AiO‰‡ ' IAI˛ IIE"E I‡EIEUA ' UAIAUOIIOE [aIAI‡] OOOIA ˝UO"O AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl, eOA'OIflAU C‡I E 2 NO・. A‡OEO¸ EOI‡U¸ OO A‰AIAIIOA EIfl IOIA . eOA'OIflAU C‡I EIAI E 3 ˝IAIAIU. eOEO‡IEA c‡A'‡IEA aOI‡U¸ aAI˛ II‡'E?U '˚・A EUA IAO・iO‰EI˚E 1 I ‰O・‡'IflU¸ IO'˚A A‡OEOE IOIA O' eOA'OIflAU C‡I O OOI‡U E'‡U¸ 4 E UOO˚ eIO .
NOOUUO aOI‡U¸ '˚AO'O' EA 1. eI‡?‡I‡ AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl ' I‡E‡' I‡ IOEAUA C˚・E ‡EUA 5. OOIE C˚ EIE I‡EUE UAIAUOIIOE IIEEIE) OUI OEUA UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U, [aIAI‡]. II‡'E?U 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U OOEOI aOI‡U¸. 4. aAI˛ [aIAI‡ 1] (eO'A ?AIEA 3. C˚ I [C˚・ .], ‰Ifl ‡IUE'‡?EE UUII?EE A‡OEO¸ OO EIAIE. II‡'E?AE [aOI‡U¸]. iOUEUA A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸, U‰‡IEU¸, IOOE O'‡U¸ A‡OEO¸ "OIOOO'OE OE"I‡I I A‡OEOE I‡EIEUA I‡ ‰O・‡'EU¸ II‡'E?U - [eO?EE]. c‡ ‰EOOIAA OOfl'EU¸Ofl OIA‰U˛˘AA IAI˛.
iAIAUOII‡fl IIE"‡ NOOUUO ? EI‡'I˚E IOIA : NIfl I‡E‰OE A‡OEOE C˚ IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸ EA ‰OI‡?IA"O, IO・EI¸IO"O EIE ‡・O?A"O IOIA O' UAIAUOIO' O‰EI, ?‡OUO I‡・E ‡AI˚E. OOIE C˚ UOU‡IO'EUA ˝UU UUII?E˛, ?‡OUO I‡・E ‡AI˚E IOIA ・U‰AU OUO・ ‡E‡U¸Ofl OA '˚I NO・. A‡OEO¸ aAI˛ I ' OOEOIA. [aIAI‡ 2] e OOIO˘¸˛ ˝UOE UUII?EE '˚ IOEAUA ''O‰EU¸ IO'˚A A‡OEOE ' UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U. OIIOOU¸ O‡IflUE UAIAUOI‡ OOOU‡'IflAU 200 A‡OEOAE. OIIOOU¸ SIM I‡ U˚ A‡'EOEU OU OOA ‡UO ‡ OOUO'OE O'flAE.
NOOUUO d. OOIE C˚ iOUEUA ˝UOE A‡OEOE, ‰O・‡'EU¸ EIE I aAI˛ OOA‰‡U¸ " UOOU ‰Ifl I‡EEI‡fl I‡ II‡'E?E , '˚・A EUA eAI¸fl, aOIIA"E, VIP, N U"EA, E UOO‡1, E UOO‡2. UO ‡'IAIEfl e. OOIE C˚ iOUEUA OOA˚'IOE, ? iAIAUOI : C˚ 'IA'O EIE 'O ‡'O, ‰O・‡'EU¸ I‡EIEUA IOEAUA ''AOUE I A‡OEOE EIfl, IOIA ‡ IO・EI¸IO"O, ‡・O?A"O UAIAUOIO', ˝IAIU OIIOE OO?U˚. ‰OI‡?IA"O, E a. ‡‰ AO C'A‰EUA C'A‰EUA OO U‡I EA U‡IO‡ [ea]. OO fl‰IU IOIA ‡ IO・EI¸IO"O, ‡・O?A"O UAIAUOIO', IOIA II‡'E?U [ea].
iAIAUOII‡fl IIE"‡ NOOUUO C‡I IAO・iO‰EIO OIO'O A‡ O OEAIAOUE 2 OAIUI‰˚, ‰Ifl IOIU OIfl O ‡'EI¸IOOUE ‡OOOAI‡IEfl OOOIA "OIOOO'O"O I aAI˛ ˝UO"O, OOA˚'IO"O, OOO OOEU O OEAIAOUE OIO'O A˘A ‡A. eOOIA ˝UO"O, "OIOOO'OE OOA˚'IOE O EI AOIflAUOfl I IOIA U ‡'UOI‡UE?AOIE. UAIAUOI e EIA?‡IEA ? EOIOOO'OE OOA˚'IOE A‡OEO‡IIOIU C‡IE ' IOEAU O EI AOIflU¸Ofl UOI¸IO I UAIAUOIIU˛ IIEEIU OOIO'IOIU OOIO'IOE IOIA IOIA U.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ E UOO˚ [aIAI‡ 3] C˚ IOEAUA OOA‰‡U¸ 1. eI‡?‡I‡ ' I‡E‡' I‡ 2. OOEOOI EA " UOO˚. COA"O UAIAUOIIOE ?IAIO' " UOO ‰Ifl I‡E‰OE IOEIO OOA‰‡U¸ 7. OUI OEUA UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U, [aIAI‡]. AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl II‡'E?U eA AIA˘‡EUAO¸ ‡IUE'‡?EE 20 U‡IEi OO IAI˛ I‡EIEUA ‰O UUII?EE E UOO˚ 'iO‰. [C˚・ ]. E ‰Ifl II‡'E?U 3. eOEOOI 'OAi " UOO ・U‰AU OUO・ ‡EAI: eAI¸fl, N U", aOIIA"‡, VIP, E UO.1, E UO. 2, N U"EA. 4. C˚・A EUA I‡A'‡IEA I‡EEI‡fl I‡ 5. O IOUO OE [C˚・ ].
iAIAUOII‡fl IIE"‡ NOOUUO ? aAI˛ AIEI " . C A‡'EOEIOOUE OU IAO・iO‰EI˚E ? I " UOO˚ C˚ IOEAUA OO‰O・ ‡U¸ 'E‰ ‡IEI‡?EE. n'AU C A‡'EOEIOOUE OU " UOO˚ C˚ IOEAUA OO‰O・ ‡U¸ IAO・iO‰EI˚E ?'AU O'AUO‰EO‰‡, '˚・ ‡' EA 7 '‡ ?'AUO'OE EI‰EI‡?EE. ? E‡IUO' NO・. U?-I‡ 1. C˚・A EUA NO・‡'. 2. aOIE?AOU'O I‡E‡' I‡ ?IAIO' IA O OUE'IOI OIU?‡A 3. c‡EIEUA I‡ I‡ II‡'E?U [C˚・ ]. ‰OIEIO O A'˚?‡U¸ 20, ‰EOOIAA II‡'E?U [ea] OOfl'EUOfl E ' I‡‰OEO¸ O?E・I‡. ‰O・‡'¸UA ?IAI‡ ' " UOOU.
NOOUUO aAI˛ I eIO . I‡・O [aIAI‡ 4] a‡ I‡E‰OE II‡'E?AE OO A‰AIAII˚E IOIA OIU?‡A C˚ OIOEAUA I‡ 2-3 OAIUI‰˚. 1. eI‡?‡I‡ ' I‡E‡' I‡ 2. a‡E‰˚E A'OIEU¸ A‡I AOEU¸ UAIAUOIIOE I‡O flIU˛, IIEEIE. I‡E‡' C ˝UOI IUEIU˛ II‡'E?U OUI OEUA UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U, [aIAI‡]. AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl eA AIA˘‡EUAO¸ 4. OOIE IOEIO ‰O EA OOEOI‡ II‡'E?U ‡IUE'‡?EE 3. OU OO IAI˛ I‡EIEUA IOIA ‰O UUII?EE eIO . I‡・O [C˚・ ]. E ‰Ifl II‡'E?U ・˚OU O"O I‡・O ‡ ・U‰AU OUO・ ‡EAI.
iAIAUOII‡fl IIE"‡ NOOUUO 1. eI‡?‡I‡ ' I‡E‡' I‡ 2. I aAI˛ OUI OEUA UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U, [aIAI‡]. AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl II‡'E?U eA AIA˘‡EUAO¸ ‡IUE'‡?EE OO IAI˛ I‡EIEUA ‰O UUII?EE iOU‡IO'IE [C˚・ ]. E ‰Ifl II‡'E?U 3. eOfl'EUOfl OIA‰U˛˘AA OO‰IAI˛. ? eOi ‡IflU¸ 1. I‡ eA AIA˘‡EUAO¸ I UUII?EE C˚・ ‡U¸ [C˚・ .] ‰Ifl ‡IUE'‡?EE. 2. eOfl'EUOfl U E OO‰IAI˛ OOIE C˚ '˚・A EUA eA - AIAIIU˛, O E UAIAUOI ・U‰AU OO ‡?E'‡U¸, EIUO I‡?E˛.
NOOUUO eUA AU¸ C˚ IOEAUA 'OA ' I‡E‡' I‡ 2. OUI OEUA UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U, [aIAI‡]. OO IAI˛ I‡EIEUA ˝UO"O aOOE . C˚ ‰Ifl OUE ‡IEfl C‡I ・U‰AU IAO・iO‰EIO ‰Ifl ' 'OA : SIM I‡ U‡, [C˚・ ] ''AOUE I‡E‡' I‡ ' IO‰ ・AAOO‡OIOOUE. EIE II‡'E?U [aIAI‡ 7] EA O‡IflUE SIM OUI OEUA UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U, [aIAI‡]. AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl II‡'E?U eA AIA˘‡EUAO¸ ‡IUE'‡?EE ‰Ifl UAIAUOI, ‰Ifl OO‰U'A E‰AIEfl IOOE O'‡U¸/OA AIA˘‡U¸ A‡OEOE O‡IflU¸ UAIAUOI‡ E I‡O・O OU. 1. eI‡?‡I‡ 'OA E OUIAI˚. IOEAUA I‡ U˚ 2.
iAIAUOII‡fl IIE"‡ NOOUUO EOIOO. C˚ OOEOOI IOEAUA 'E‰AU¸ O EI AOIAI˚ I‡O flIU˛ IOIA O [eO?EE] ? UAIAUOII˚A II‡'E?U [eUO ‡'EU¸]. C˚・ ‡' UAIAUOII˚E : C˚ IOEAUA aAIAI.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ eO ‡'I‡ [aIAI‡ 9] SDN aOOOI¸AUEUA UAIAUOIO' E UUII?E˛ ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl ‰AU‡I¸IO"O OOEOI‡ UOIU", IOUO ˚A O A‰OOU‡'Ifl˛UOfl IOIO‡IEAEOOA ‡UO OI OOUO'OE O'flAE (AOIE ˝U‡ UUII?Efl OO‰‰A EE'‡AUOfl C‡?AE SIM I‡ UOE). 1. eI‡?‡I‡ ' I‡E‡' I‡ 2. ˝UU eA AIA˘‡EUAO¸ I‡EIEUA OUI OEUA UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U, [aIAI‡]. AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl II‡'E?U ‰O UUII?EE [C˚・ .]. OO IAI˛ II‡'E?U 3. c‡A'‡IEfl ‰OOUUOI˚i UOIU" 4. e OOIO˘¸˛ e O'A I‡ E ‰Ifl ‡IUE'‡?EE ・U‰UU OUO・ ‡EAI˚. I‡'E"‡?EE '˚・A UOIU"U.
eiAI‡ IAI˛ NOOUUO 4 eC-I‡I‡I˚ 1 eOO・˘AIEfl 1 5 a‡I‡I˚ aIAII. I‡ U‡ 2 ¸ CIOE. EOUIOI * CIOE. ‡IEI‡?E˛ CiO‰fl˘EA eUA AU¸ eA AOI‡U¸ eOOI‡U¸ SMS C˚AO' aOiO‰fl˘EA eUA AU¸ eA AOI‡U¸ aA'IA?¸ IOIA eia 40 7 eU?AU O ‰OOU 8 iOU‡IO'IE 1 2 iEO OOO・˘AIEfl e OI i ‡IAIEfl 3 eU?AU O 4 eOI‡?. CIOE. A'UI aA'IA?¸ IOIA 3 6 o‡・IOI˚ CIOEEU¸ I‡ UEIIU * * CB 5 aIAII.
NOOUUO 2C˚AO'˚ cAOU'A?AII˚A 2 CiO‰fl˘EE aOiO‰fl˘EA 4 eOEOOI 'OAi '˚AO'O' 1 6 eUOEIOOU¸ NIEUAI¸IOOU¸ 2 eUOEIOOU¸ 3 iOU‡IO'I‡ 7 eO ‡'I‡ GPRS 1 NIEUAI¸IOOU¸ OOA‰EIAIEfl 2 e・˙AI EIU AU‰EI¸IEI 1 AIUE'E O'‡U¸ 2 eUII˛?EU¸ 2 5 e?EOUEU¸ EU I‡I 1 aAI˛ 4 iOU‡IO'IE 1 3 I 3 N‡U‡ E C AIfl 1 N‡U‡ 2 C AIfl iOU. UAIAUOI‡ 1 NEOOIAE 2 EOIOOO' I‡・O 3 eO‰O'AUI‡ '˚A 4 eOOIA‰. OO U 5 uA˚I 4 iOU. 1 '˚AO'‡ aUIIA . 2 eAEEI OU'AU‡ 3 eOO˚II‡ Aec 4 3 AU‰EOO OU.
eiAI‡ IAI˛ NOOUUO 5 6 a‡˘EU‡ 1 aO‰ PIN1 2 a‡O AU '˚A. 3 iEIO. I‡・O 6 e "‡I‡EAA 1 1 C˚・O 2 a‡IAUI‡ 1 OAUE A'UOI‡UE?AOIE 2 2 7 5 eU?IOE 3 aA・ ‡II˚A 4 eO A‰ OOI¸A a‡'O‰OIEA UOU‡IO'IE? eA A‡‰ AO. 1 COA 2 aO"‰‡ 3 cAU 4 "OIOO. '˚AO'˚ A‡IflUO OU'AU‡ cA‰OOUUOAI 5 COA '˚A. 6 COA '˚A.U‡IO ‰‡II 7 eUIAIEU¸ eia 42 cO'OA 4 eIAIEU¸ IO‰˚ 'OA 3 4 5 e‡OOEO‡IEA e OOIOU ‰Ifl 1 eO?EE e OOIOU -'OA eUA AU¸ OOOI.
NOOUUO 7 AIOAOOU‡ ˚ 1 aOfl 1 8 O‡OI‡ aAO・ ‡EAIEA 2 aIOII‡ 3 3 Push 4 5 6 7 OOO・˘. CiO‰fl˘EA 2 eOIU?EU¸ AU‰EOO OU. eA AiO‰ I URL c‡OU . I˝?‡ 1 e・ . I˝? 2 e O'A I‡ eA UEUEI‡U e OUEIE-O・ OO 1 AIEI‡?Efl 5 3 aAI˛ aIUA IAU 1 NOIOE 2 a‡II‡‰IE 4 a'OIOI 2 I 4 a'UI a" ˚ eA‰‡IUO IAIO‰EE E ‡UE?AOIEE A‰‡IUO aOI'A U‡UO a‡I¸IUIflUO aE O'OA ' AIfl 5 6 7 8 9 SIM-OA 'EO N‡IIOA IAI˛ A‡'EOEU OU SIM I‡ U˚ E OAUA'˚i UOIU".
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO I aAI˛ 1 eOO・˘AIEfl N‡IIOA IAI˛ 'II˛?‡AU ' OA・fl UUII?EE, O'flA‡II˚A (eIUE・OE aO OUIEi eOO・˘AIEE), "OIOOO'OE OO?UOE, OIUEA・I˚IE OAUA'˚IE OOO・˘AIEflIE. O SMS ‡ U‡IEA a‡OEO‡U¸ [aAI˛ 1-1] C˚ IOEAUA OEO‡U¸ E ‡AIA OI ‰O 918 A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ AI‡IO'. a OIA UAIOUO'˚A UO"O , OOO・˘AIEfl '˚ IOEAUA O O'A flU¸ IOIE?AOU'O AI‡IO'. 1. MAI˛ COO・˘AIEfl 2. OOIE C˚ I‡E‡UEfl I‡ iOUEUA I‡OEO‡U¸ IO'OA a‡OEO‡U¸ 3. OUUAI II‡'E?U [C˚・ ]. OOO・˘AIEA, '˚・A EUA ' IAI˛.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ eA A‰‡U¸ eUO ‡'IflAU 1. OOIE C˚ UAIOUO'OA iOUEUA U A・UAI˚E 2. C‡? UAIOUO'OA OOO・˘AIEA, ''A‰EUA IOIA . UAIAUOI iOUEUA OOO・˘AIEA OUO ‡'EU¸ OOO OOEU C‡O OUO ‡'EU¸ ''AOUE OO IOIA , IOUO OIU C˚ OOO・˘AIEA. 3. eOOIA OUO ‡'IE C‡? UAIAUOI OO OOEU C‡O O UOI, iOUEUA C˚ OOi ‡IEU¸ OU A‰‡IUE O'‡IIOA OOO・˘AIEA ' O‡IflUE. IE 4. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U A"O [C˚・ ], AOIE C˚ iOUEUA OOi ‡IEU¸ u˘EIA EOiO‰fl˘Ei OOO・˘AIEfl, EIE I‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [c‡A‡‰], AOIE C˚ ˝UO"O IA iOUEUA.
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO I aAI˛ o‡・IOI o‡・IOI fl'IflAUOfl IOEAUA ‰O・‡'EU¸ A‡ ‡IAA OO‰"OUO'IAII˚I OOO・˘AIEAI. C˚ ?‡・IOI OOEOI‡ I OOO・˘AIE˛ O E A"O A‰‡IUE O'‡IEE. aIAII. I‡ U‡ uIAIAIU‡IE EIAIIOE I‡ U˚ fl'Ifl˛UOfl EIfl, IOIA IO・EI¸IO"O UAIAUOI‡, OUEO‡, U‡IO‡, ‡ U‡IEA ˝IAIU OIIOE OO?U˚. IOEAUA ‰O・‡'IflU¸ EIAIIU˛ I‡ UU I OOO・˘AIE˛.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ eIO'‡ ¸ C˚ IOEAUA O OOI‡U E'‡U¸ OOEOOI OIO', ‡IAA OOi ‡IAII˚i ' OIO'‡ A. 1. COE‰EUA 2. C˚・A EUA eIO'‡ I˚E [C˚・ ]. 3. C˚ ' IAI˛. IOEAUA 4. OOIE C˚ O O'A EU¸ OOEOOI, OOOIA ?A"O I‡EIEUA OIO'‡ I˚E iOUEUA U‰‡IEU¸ OIO'O, iOUEUA U‰‡IEU¸ II‡'E?U OOEOOI. I‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [i‰‡I.]. 5. OOIE C˚ U‰‡IEU¸ 'OA 'IEAU 'OA OIO'‡ ' OOEOI‡ OUUAI OOEOIA, I‡E‡UEfl I‡ '˚・A EUA II‡'E?U [C˚・ ].
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO I aAI˛ iAIOU eZi iAIOU eZi OOA'OIflAU C‡I OA?‡U‡U¸ IA"IO E ・˚OU O. e E I‡E‡UEE I‡ II‡'E?U, OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘U˛ OEI'OIU I‡ II‡'E‡UU A, C˚ OOIU?‡AUA IUEI˚E C‡I OEI'OI. uUO U‰O・IO ‰Ifl OOOU‡'IAIEfl OIO'‡ E OOIO˘E O O‰OIEEUAI¸IO"O O A‰IOEAIEfl. I‡E‡UEfl I‡ e E C˚ II‡'E?U IOEAUA EAIAIflU¸ flA˚IE. UAIAUOI O・AOOA?E'‡AU ?AU˚ A AEEI‡: eZi, nEU O'OE AEEI, AEEI a‡"I‡'I˚i ・UI', ‡ U‡IEA AEEI a‡IAI¸IEi ・UI'.
NOOUUO ? 918 a‡I I aAI˛ nEU O'˚I OOI¸AO'‡U¸Ofl AEEIOI NIfl ''O‰‡ IOIA ‡ I‡EIEUA EAO・ ‡EAIIOE ? 918 a‡I nEU O'OI AEEIA, ?EU OE, II‡'E‡UU A. OOI¸AO'‡U¸Ofl a‡"I‡'I˚i NIfl I‡ ' O II‡'E?U AEEIOI ・UI' ''O‰‡ a‡"I‡'IOE II‡'E?U O OEI'OIOI, ・UI'˚, I‡EIEUA EAO・ ‡EAII˚I I‡ II‡'E‡UU A. ? 918 a‡I OOI¸AO'‡U¸Ofl a‡IAI¸IEi AEEIOI ・UI' NIfl ''O‰‡ IOIA ‡ ' AEEIA a‡IAI¸IEi ・UI', I‡EIEUA II‡'E?U O OEI'OIOI, EAO・ ‡EAIIOI I‡ II‡'E‡UU A.
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO I aAI˛ CiO‰fl˘EA [aAI˛ 1-2] aO"‰‡ C˚ OOIU?‡AUA OOI‡A˚'‡AU OOO・˘AIEA OOO・˘AIEA ' IEEIAE U‰‡IAIEfl e E UAIOUO'OA OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘EE OOO・˘AIEA, OEI'OI E C‡? UAIAUOI OOi ‡IflAU ˝UO OOO・˘AIEE. C˚・A EUA IUEIOA O E OOIO˘E II‡'E? I‡'E"‡?EE. a OIA UO"O, ?‡OUE OOEOI‡ C˚ U'E‰EUA I‡‰OEO¸ eUA AU¸ 'OA ‰Ifl 'OAi 'iO‰fl˘Ei OOO・˘AIEE. ' OOEOIA 'iO‰fl˘Ei , O O?UAIEE OOO・˘AIEfl OOIU?AIEfl ‰OOUUO‡ I I‡EIEUA [eO?EE] II‡'E?U ‰Ifl EIA˛˘EIOfl OO?EflI.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ eOOI‡U¸ SMS C˚ IOEAUA OOOI‡U¸ ' OU'AU O'OA OOO・˘AIEA. C˚AO' C˚ IOEAUA OOU˘AOU'EU¸ ‡'UOI‡UE?AOIEE OUO ‡'EI C‡I O'OA OOO・˘AIEA. '˚AO' UO"O, IUO aOiO‰fl˘EA [aAI˛ 1-3] e E '˚・O A EOiO‰fl˘Ei OOIO˘E ‰‡IIO"O IAI˛, C˚ '˚AO'O'. II‡'E? OIOEAUA eA AE‰EUA I‡'E"‡?EE, U'E‰AU¸ IUEIOIU OOEOOI OOO・˘AIE˛ O E OOOIA ˝UO"O I‡EIEUA II‡'E?U OOIE C˚ A‡iOUEUA '˚EUE EA OOO・˘AIEfl. u˘EI‡ EOiO‰fl˘Ei OOO・˘AIEE, ‰Ifl O OOIOU ‡ IAI˛ I I‡EIEUA II‡'E?U , .
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO I aAI˛ eA AOI‡U¸ C˚ IOEAUA OUO ‡'EU¸ '˚・ ‡IIOA OOO・˘AIEA ‰ U"OIU ‡・OIAIUU. aA'IA?¸ IOIA OOIE U '˚・ ‡IIO"O OOO・˘AIEfl IOEAUA '˚‰AIEU¸ UO"O, C˚ IOEAUA E OOi ‡IEU¸ A'OIEU¸ OO AOU¸ A"O ' UAIAUOII˚E UAIAUOIIOE IOIA , C˚ IIEEIA. a OIA ˝UOIU IOIA U. eC-I‡I‡I˚ [aAI˛ 1-4] [a‡'EOEU OU OAUE E O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚i UOIU"] aIUO I‡?EOII˚A OOO・˘AIEfl (CB Message) fl'Ifl˛UOfl OOO・˘AIEflIE, OA A‰‡'‡AI˚IE OAU¸˛ OOI¸AO'‡UAIflI UAIAUOIO' GSM.
NOOUUO e EAI CB I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 1-4-2] ?‰‡ OOIE C˚ OOIU?‡U¸ ? '˚・A AUA ‰‡IIOA IAI˛, C‡? UAIAUOI ・U‰AU aIUO I‡?EOII˚A OOO・˘AIEfl. cAU OOIE C˚ ・U‰AU '˚・A AUA ‰‡IIOA IAI˛, C‡? UAIAUOI aIUO I‡?EOII˚A OOO・˘AIEfl. ・OI¸?A IA OOIU?‡U¸ eE"I‡I [aAI˛ 1-4-3] ?N‡ OOIE C˚ IAI˛, C‡? EA‰‡'‡U¸ O E OOIU?AIEE '˚・A AUA ‰‡IIOA A'UIO'OE OE"I‡I OOO・˘AIEfl.
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO a‡I‡I˚ (a‡'EOEU [aAI˛ 1-4-5] ? OU OAUE E O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚i I aAI˛ UOIU") NO・‡'. OOIE C˚ '˚・A AUA ‰‡IIOA IAI˛, C˚ ‰O・‡'EUA I‡UA"O E˛ aIUO I‡?EOIIO"O OOO・˘AIEfl OO‰ O'OEI IO OUIEI EIAIAI e‡IflUE UAIAUOI‡. ? e OOI. I OOEOI‡ OOIE C˚ '˚・A AUA ‰‡IIOA IAI˛, C˚ OIOEAUA U'E‰AU¸ aIUO I‡?EOIIO"O OOO・˘AIEfl, IOUO U˛ C˚ ‰O・‡'EIE. OOIE C˚ I‡EIAUA II‡'E?U [eO?EE], C˚ I‡UA"O E˛ OIOEAUA A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ E U‰‡IEU¸ I‡UA"O E˛ C˚ ‰O・‡'EIE. aIUO I‡?EOIIO"O OOO・˘AIEfl, IOUO U˛ ? AIUE'.
NOOUUO aIAII. I‡ U‡ I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 1-5] ‰Ifl A‰‡IUE O'‡IEfl EIAIIOE I‡ U˚. uIAIAIU‡IE EIAIIOE I‡ U˚ fl'Ifl˛UOfl EIfl, IOIA IO・EI¸IO"O e A‰I‡AI‡?AI˚ UAIAUOI‡, OUEO‡, U‡IO‡, ? eA‰‡IUE O'‡U¸: ? eUA AU¸ : ‡ U‡IEA ˝IAIU OIIOE OO?U˚. C˚ IOEAUA A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ EIAIIU˛ I‡ UU. C˚ IOEAUA U‰‡IEU¸ EIAIIU˛ I‡ UU. o‡・IOI˚ [aAI˛ 1-6] e A‰I‡AI‡?AI˚ ‰Ifl A‰‡IUE O'‡IEfl A‡ ‡IAA OO‰"OUO'IAII˚i OOO・˘AIEE. C˚ IOEAUA U'E‰AU¸ 11 A‡ ‡IAA OO‰"OUO'IAII˚i OOO・˘AIEE ' OOEOIA.
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO iOU‡IO'IE iEO I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 1-8] OOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1-8-1] iAIOUO'OA, EOIOOO'OA, i‡IOEIEI¸IOA, c‡?EOI‡I¸I˚E OOEOIO'˚E OE"I‡I, X.400, uIAIU OII‡fl OO?U‡, ERMES. UEO OOO・˘AIEfl UOU‡IO'IAI I‡ UAIOUO'OA. C˚ IOEAUA O AO・ ‡AO'‡U¸ C‡? UAIOU ' ‡I¸UA I‡UE'I˚A UO I‡U˚, IOUO ˚E ・U‰UU OO‰iO‰EU¸ I UOU OEOU'U, IOUO OA ・U‰AU O EIEI‡U¸ OOO・˘AIEA. e OIOIOUI¸UE UEUAO¸ O C‡?EI OOOU‡'˘EIOI UOIU" OO OO'O‰U I‡IE?Efl ‰‡IIOE UUII?EE.
NOOUUO nAIU SMS OOIE C˚ aAI˛ [aAI˛ 1-8-5] iOUEUA OUO ‡'EU¸ UAIOUO'OA OOIU?EU¸ ‡‰ AO nAIU ‡ SMS EOIOO. ?AIU [aAI˛ 1-8-6] C˚ I OOO・˘AIEA, O E OOIO˘E ‰‡IIO"O C˚ IOEAUA IAI˛. OIOEAUA OOIU?‡U¸ "OIOOO'U˛ OO?UU, AOIE ‰‡IIU˛ UOIU"U O A‰OOU‡'IflAU OAUA'OE OOOU‡'˘EI UOIU". e E OOIU?AIEE IO'OE "OIOOO'OE OO?U˚ I‡ ˝I ‡IA ‰EOOIAfl OOfl'EUOfl OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘EE C‡?AIU OAUA'OIU OO‰ O・IOE EIUO I‡?EE OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘AE IOIUE"U ‡?EE U U・IE. OEI'OI. eOE‡IUEOU‡, O・ ‡UEUAO¸ OOOU‡'˘EIU ‰Ifl 1.
C˚AO'˚ [aAI˛ 2] NOOUUO I aAI˛ 2 C˚AO'˚ cAOU'A?AII˚A N‡IIOA [aAI˛ 2-1] IAI˛ OOI‡A˚'‡AU OOOIA‰IEA O OOU˘AII˚A IOIA ‡. C˚ IOEAUA OOA'OIEU¸ OO ˝UEI O OOIOU AU¸ ‰‡UU E IOIA ‡I, OOi ‡IEU¸ Ei, ˝UEi ' AIfl ‡ U‡IEA '˚AO'O'. CiO‰fl˘EE [aAI˛ 2-2] N‡IIOA IAI˛ OOI‡A˚'‡AU OOOIA‰IEA OOIU?AII˚A IOIA ‡. C˚ IOEAUA OOA'OIEU¸ OO ˝UEI O OOIOU AU¸ ‰‡UU E IOIA ‡I, OOi ‡IEU¸ Ei, ˝UEi ' AIfl ‡ U‡IEA '˚AO'O'.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ e?EOUEU¸ EU I‡I [aAI˛ 2-5] C˚ IOEAUA U‰‡IEU¸ 'OA A‡OEOE '˚AO'O'. eUOEIOOU¸ [aAI˛ 2-6] CIUU E ˝UEi OO‰IAI˛, C˚ OIOEAUA U'E‰AU¸ ‰IEUAI¸IOOU¸ E OUOEIOOU¸ '‡?Ei '˚AO'O'. NIEUAI¸IOOU¸ [aAI˛ 2-6-1] N‡II‡fl UUII?Efl OOI‡A˚'‡AU C‡I ‰IEUAI¸IOOU¸ C‡?A"O eOOIA‰IA"O C˚AO'‡, COAi C˚AO'O', CiO‰fl˘Ei C˚AO'O' E aOiO‰fl˘Ei C˚AO'O' ' ?‡O‡i, IEIUU‡i E OAIUI‰‡i. C˚ U‡IEA IOEAUA 'A IUU¸ 'OA AI‡?AIEfl ' EOiO‰IOA OOIOEAIEA (0 ?‡OO', 0IEIUU, 0 OAIUI‰). 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [aAI˛] 2.
C˚AO'˚ [aAI˛ 2] NOOUUO eUOEIOOU¸ OOA'OIflAU OOOIA‰IA"O '˚AO'‡, OA AI‡OU OEU¸ 'OAi C‡I O O'A EU¸ OUOEIOOU¸ '˚AO'O', OOU‡UOI, OUOEIOOUI˚A UOU‡IO'OI C‡I C‡?A"O ‡ U‡IEA UOU‡IO'IE. NIfl OA AI‡OU OEIE OOI‡‰O・EUOfl IO‰ PIN2. 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [aAI˛] 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ 'OOOOI¸AUEUAO¸ IAI˛ 3. II‡'E?‡IE ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. C˚・A EUA eUOEIOOU¸ ' eOOIA‰IEE ‰‡IIOA '˚AO'‡ E I‡EIEUA IAI˛.
NOOUUO iOU‡IO'I‡ ? iOU. C˚ [aAI˛ 2-6-3] (a‡'EOEU OU SIM I aAI˛ I‡ U˚) U‡ EU [aAI˛ 2-6-3-1] IOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ e・ ‡UEUAO¸ UEO '‡I˛U˚ E OUOEIOOU¸ A‰EIE?˚ C‡?AIU OOOU‡'˘EIU UOIU" ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl ?AI˚ A‡ A‰EIE?U OOI‡U˚. NIfl '˚・O ‡ '‡I˛U˚ EIE A‰EIE?˚ OOI‡U˚ ' ‰‡IIOI IAI˛ C‡I OOI‡‰O・EUOfl IO‰ PIN2. OOI‡U˚. I 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [aAI˛] 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ 'OOOOI¸AUEUAO¸ IAI˛ IIOOI‡IE ' , AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. I‡'E"‡?EE ‰Ifl 'iO‰‡ EIE ' C˚AO'˚. 3.
C˚AO'˚ [aAI˛ 2] NOOUUO ? iOU‡IO' I A‰ N‡II‡fl [aAI˛ 2-6-3-2] OAUA'‡fl UOIU"‡ OUUAI UOU‡IO'IAIEfl oEU‡U¸, ・U‰AU OOIE C˚ aAI˛ I C‡I O" ‡IE?E'‡U¸ ‡OiO‰˚ ‡OiO‰O'. OOIE C˚ '˚・A AUA OOA'OIflAU IEIEU‡ OOI‡A˚'‡U¸Ofl IOIE?AOU'O '˚・A AUA aAIAIEU¸, C˚ OOU‡˛˘EiOfl A‰EIE?. C‡? OIOEAUA EAIAIflU¸ IEIEU OOI‡U˚. 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [aAI˛] 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ 'OOOOI¸AUEUAO¸ IAI˛ 3. 4. ? AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. I‡'E"‡?EE ‰Ifl 'iO‰‡ , EIE ' C˚AO'˚.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ eO ‡'I‡ GPRS [aAI˛ 2-7] C˚ IOEAUA GPRS O O'A EU¸ OIOI¸IO EA ' AIAIE C˚ I‡iO‰EUAO¸ 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U 2. IOIE?AOU'O EIUO I‡?EE.i‡I OO OAUE ‡EUA ‰O e OIEOU OA A‰‡IIOE C˚ IOEAUA O OOIO˘¸˛ OOOIOU AU¸ I‡ IEIEE. . IUEIOE C‡I EIUO I ‡?EE. C‡I ・U‰UU ‰OOUUOI˚ OIA‰U˛˘EA OO?EE: NIEUAI¸IOOU¸ C˚ IOEAUA i‡IEA C˚ ? ? ? COA IOEAUA O・ OOEU¸ ˝UE U‡EIA ˚.
AU‰EOO OU. [aAI˛ 3] NOOUUO I aAI˛ 3 AU‰EOO OU. C ‰‡IIOI IAI˛ C˚ OE"I‡I˚ UAIAUOI‡ UOIO'EE E IOEAUA EAIAIflU¸ E ' A‡'EOEIOOUE OU I‡OU ‡E'‡U¸ A'UIO'˚A ‡AIE?I˚i OO・˚UEE, " UOO ‡・OIAIUO'. 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [aAI˛] 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ 'OOOOI¸AUEUAO¸ II‡'E?‡IE IAI˛ AU‰EOO OU. 3. C˚ U‡IEA IOEAUA I‡E‡UEfl I‡ ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. , I‡O flIU˛ 'OEUE II‡'E?U I‡'E"‡?EE EIE I‡'E"‡?EE ‰Ifl 'iO‰‡ ' ‰‡IIOA ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ o‡OUI˚E [aAI˛ 3-3] ? ? AIUE'E O'‡U¸ : C˚ IOEAUA aAIAIEU¸ : C˚ IOEAUA EAIAIflU¸ AI‡?AIEfl I‡OU OEU¸ AU‰EO O OUEI¸ I‡ e・˘AA. OO‰IAI˛ AU‰EO e OUEI¸. E OIIO [aAI˛ 3-4] ? AIUE'E O'‡U¸ : C˚ ? aAIAIEU¸ : C˚ UOU‡IO'EU¸ O OUEI¸ I‡ E C˚ I‡iO‰EUAO¸ ' ?UIIOI IAOUA. IOEAUA AOIE IOEAUA EAIAIflU¸ AI‡?AIEfl OIIO, OO‰IAI˛ AU‰EO OO‰IAI˛ AU‰EO OO‰IAI˛ AU‰EO e OUEI¸. c‡U?IEIE [aAI˛ 3-5] ? aAIAIEU¸ : C˚ IOEAUA EAIAIflU¸ AI‡?AIEfl e OUEI¸.
AU‰EOO OU. [aAI˛ 3] NOOUUO I aAI˛ E OIIOOU¸ [aAI˛ 3-x-3] eOA'OIflAU UOU‡IO'EU¸ " OIIOOU¸ OI UE‡˛˘Ei eE"I‡I SMS [aAI˛ 3-x-4] eOA'OIflAU O A‰UO A‰EU¸ E OII. A'OII‡ ' A‡'EOEIOOUE OU UOIO'EE. II‡'E? O OOIU?AIEE OOO・˘AIEfl. [aAI˛ 3-x-5] eOA'OIflAU UOU‡IO'EU¸ " OIIOOU¸ A'U?‡IEfl IIOOOI II‡'E‡UU ˚. e EIA?‡IEA ? OOIE UOU‡IO'IAI IOIOIAIU 'e'O・O‰I˚A UIE' , '˚ IA ‡IUE'E O'‡U¸ 'E・ OA'OIOI ‰Ifl 'iO‰fl˘A"O EIE SMS. C IAI˛ AU‰EOO OUEIAE '˚ U'E‰EUA: OIOEAUA '˚AO'‡ - - aA'A˘.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO I aAI˛ 4 iOU‡IO'IE C˚ IOEAUA E OO UOU‡IO'EU¸ OIA‰U˛˘EA C‡?AIU IAI˛ ‰Ifl C‡?A"O U‰O・OU'‡ UOIOU AIE˛. 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [aAI˛] ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ ‰Ifl 'iO‰‡ ' IAI˛ iOU‡IO'IE. AU‰EI¸IEI [aAI˛ 4-1] e E OOIO˘E ‰‡IIO"O IAI˛ ・U‰EI¸IEI UAIAUOI‡. C˚ OIOEAUA UOU‡I‡'IE'‡U¸ AIUE'E O'‡U¸ [aAI˛ 4-1-1] C˚ IOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ ・U‰EI¸IEI I‡ OO A‰AIAIIOA ' AIfl o‡O E aEIUU‡. 1. COE‰EUA 2.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO 5. OOIE C˚ ' eUII˛?EU¸ COE‰EUA 2. C˚・A EUA [C˚・ ]. ' UOU‡IO'IU ' AIAIE eUII˛?EU¸ OUUAI N‡U‡ E OOfl'EUOfl iOUEUA '˚II˛?EU¸ OOIE IAU, '˚II˛?AI. ・U‰EI¸IEI‡. aAI˛. 3. c‡ ˝I ‡IA ‰EOOIAfl 4. OOIE C˚ OEU‡IEE [aAI˛ 4-1-2] IOEAUA OUIAIEU¸ 1. I‡EIEUA I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?U I‡‰OEO¸ C˚II˛?EU¸ ・U‰EI¸IEI, I‡EIEUA ・U‰EI¸IEI. II‡'E?U, II‡'E?U. C AIfl [aAI˛ 4-2] N‡U‡ [aAI˛ 4-2-1] ? iOU. ‰‡UU C ‰‡IIOI IAI˛ C˚ IOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ ‰‡UU C‡?A"O UAIAUOI‡. 1.
NOOUUO aAI˛ I C AIfl [aAI˛ 4-2-2] iAIAUOI OIOEAUA ?‡OO'˚I EIAAU O'OE 1. COE‰EUA 2. C˚・A EUA C AIfl ? OO・OU'AII˚A ?‡O˚. UOU‡IO'EU¸ ' AIfl, ‡ U‡IEA E 24-?‡OO'˚I ' AIAII˚IE C ‰‡IIOI IAI˛ C˚ 12- '˚・ ‡U¸ IAE‰U UO I‡U‡IE. ' IAI˛. OUUAI I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?U [C˚・ ]. iOU. ' AIfl C ‰‡IIOI IAI˛ C˚ IOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ ' AIfl '‡?A"O UAIAUOI‡. 1. C˚・A EUA iOU‡IO'I‡ [C˚・ ]. 2. C'A‰EUA IUEIOA 3. 4. ? ' AIAIE OUUAI I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?U C‡I ' AIfl.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO iOU. C˚ I aAI˛ UAIAUOI‡ [aAI˛ 4-3] I˛・U˛ UOU‡IO'IU UAIAUOI‡ OO C‡?AIU eA AE‰EUA I IAI˛ iOU‡IO'IE UAIAUOI‡, E II‡'E?U [C˚・ ]. IOEAUA I‡OU OEU¸ UOIOU AIE˛. I‡EIEUA NEOOIAE [aAI˛ 4-3-1] ? C˚AO' C˚ ? IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸ UOI ˝I ‡I‡. IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸ A‡OU‡'IU ‰Ifl aIUA IAU‡. IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸ A‡OU‡'IU ‰Ifl 'II˛?AIEfl. '˚・ ‡U¸ A‡OU‡'IU ‰Ifl '˚II˛?AIEfl. C˚II. C˚ ? A'OII‡. CII˛?.
NOOUUO ? OOIE '˚ ‰‡IIOA IAI˛ OOA'OIEU '‡I A‡‰‡U¸ O'OE AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. C UAIOUO'OI AEEIA, '˚・A AUA N‡, ‰EOOIAA '˚ IOEAUA ' A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ UAIOU. eO‰O'AUI‡ C˚ IOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ OO‰O'AUIE O E I‡E‰OI ? U A・UAIU˛ O O‰OIEEUAI¸IOOU¸ I‡E‡UEE I‡ C˚ EOIOOO' ? IIOOIU. aOIU ‡OU IOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ ‰EOOIAfl OUUAI ? aAI˛ e E ‡・OUA UAIOU I‡ ? I U A・UAIU˛ fl IOOU¸ I‡E‡UEfl I‡ IIOOIE , .
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO eO‰O'AUI‡ '˚A I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 4-3-3] C˚ IOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ OU‡UUO OAUE ?A AA e'AU aI‰EI‡UO ‡ C˚AO'‡. OOIE C˚ I‡iO‰EUAO¸ ' AOIA O・OIUEE'‡IEfl, e'AU aI‰EI‡UO ‡ C˚AO'‡ ・U‰AU IE"‡U¸ I‡O・O OU, AOIE C˚ O・OIUEE'‡IEfl, OI I ‡OI˚E. a OIA UO"O, C˚ AAIAI˚I O'AUOI. I‡iO‰EUAO¸ EAIAIEUOfl I‡ OIOEAUA a 'IA AOI˚ UOU‡IO'EU¸ ?'AU A‡'EOEIOOUE OU E UOO˚ ' O'AU‡ ' UAIAUOIIOE IIEEIA.
NOOUUO uA˚I C˚ C˚ aAI˛ [aAI˛ 4-3-5] IOEAUA iOU. I '˚・ ‡U¸ IUEI˚E '˚AO'‡ C‡I flA˚I. [aAI˛ 4-4] IOEAUA I‡E‡UEfl UOU‡IO'EU¸ IAI˛, OUIOOfl˘AAOfl I '˚AO'U, OUUAI I‡ II‡'E?U [C˚・ ] ' IAI˛ iOU‡IO'IE. aUIIA . [aAI˛ 4-4-1] OOIE C˚ '˚・A AUA N‡, O O‰OIEEUAI¸IOOU¸ ・U‰AU OIOEAUA a˛・‡fl OU'AU‡ O O'A flU¸ A'UIO'OIU OE"I‡IU, ‡A‰‡'‡U¸Ofl I‡E‰U˛ IEIUUU eAEEI ? C˚ '˚AO'‡ OO ' iO‰A IOUO ˚E '˚AO'‡.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO eOO˚II‡ Aec (A‡'EOEU ? I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 4-4-3] OU OAUE E O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚i UOIU") N‡ [aAI˛ 4-4-3-1] OOIE C˚ '˚・A AUA ‰‡IIOA IAI˛, C˚ OIOEAUA OUO ‡'EU¸ C‡? UAIAUOII˚E IOIA ‰ U"OIU IE?U. N U"EIE OIO'‡IE, C‡? UAIAUOII˚E IOIA OOfl'EUOfl I‡ ˝I ‡IA ‰EOOIAfl O EIEI‡˛˘A"O UAIAUOI‡. ? cAU [aAI˛ 4-4-3-2] OOIE C˚ C‡? '˚・A AUA ‰‡IIOA UAIAUOII˚E IOIA . eEE‰‡IEA (A‡'EOEU OU '˚A.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ A'UO‰OA'OI [aAI˛ 4-4-5] ? N‡ [aAI˛ 4-4-5-1] OOIE ‰‡II‡fl ‰O 10 ? UUII?Efl OOO˚UOI UOU‡IO'IAI‡, C‡? ‰OA'OIEU¸Ofl cAU [aAI˛ 4-4-5-2] C‡? UAIAUOI IA OOOIA O A‰O EIAU UAIAUOI OO'A ?EU IAU‰‡?IO"O OOA‰EIAIEfl. OOO˚UOI ‰OA'OIEU¸Ofl OOOIA IAU‰‡?IO"O OOA‰EIAIEfl. C˚・ ‡U¸ IEIE˛ [aAI˛ 4-4-6] N‡II‡fl UUII?Efl EOOOI¸AUAUOfl UOI¸IO UO"‰‡, IO"‰‡ eOOU‡'˘EI iOIU" O A‰OOU‡'IflAU ‰'A IEIEE. N'‡ OU‰AI¸I˚i UAIAUOII˚i IOIA ‡ A"EOU E U˛UOfl A‡ UAIAUOIOI.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO eIA‰. 'iO‰fl˘. (A‡'EOEU I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 4-4-7] OU OAUE E O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚i UOIU") C OIU?‡A iOIU"E e‰EIO?IO"O cOIA ‡ C˚ IOEAUA EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸ UAIAUOI E OO‰II˛?AII˚E OA OOI‡I¸I˚E IOIO¸˛UA ‰Ifl OUO ‡'IE E OOIU?AIEfl U‡IOEIEI¸I˚i, EIUO I‡?EOII˚i E "OIOOO'˚i OOO・˘AIEE. OOIE C˚ '˚・A AUA ‰‡II˚E AEEI, C˚ OIOEAUA OOIU?‡U¸ EIUO I‡?EOII˚A, U‡IOEIEI¸I˚A E "OIOOO'˚A OOO・˘AIEfl ' I˛・OI AEEIA. OOIE C˚ 'OE‰AUA ' ˝UO IAI˛, ? OOfl'flUOfl OIA‰U˛˘EA OO?EE. OIOEAUA O EIflU¸ "OIOOO'OE '˚AO'.
NOOUUO CUG I aAI˛ (e" . " UOO‡) [aAI˛ 4-4-8] (A‡'EOEU OAUE) OU aOOOI¸AUEUA ‰‡IIU˛ UUII?E˛ ‰Ifl O" ‡IE?AIEfl OOI¸AO'‡IEfl UAIAUOIOI ‰Ifl OOU˘AOU'IAIEfl '˚AO'O' UAi IOIA O', IOUO ˚A OUIOOflUOfl I OO A‰AIAII˚I " UOO‡I OOI¸AO'‡UAIAE. e E EOOOI¸AO'‡IEE ‰‡IIOE UUII?EE I‡E‰˚E EOiO‰fl˘EE '˚AO' ‡OOO?EE UAUOfl O " UOOO'˚I '˚AO'OI. OOIE " UOOO'OE EI‰AIO UI‡A‡I, OI EOOOI¸AUAUOfl ‰Ifl 'OAi EOiO‰fl˘Ei '˚AO'O'.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO 5. C˚ ? ? OIOEAUA eUII˛?EU¸ iOIU"‡ '˚A. ? OIOEAUA aOi. 'OAi EOiO‰fl˘Ei '˚AO'O'. A‡O AU‡ 'OAi EOiO‰fl˘Ei IAE‰UI‡ O‰I˚i 'OAi EOiO‰fl˘Ei IAE‰UI‡ O‰I˚i '˚AO'O', '˚AO'O'. OUI. A‡O AU‡ ‰OI‡?IAE OAUE. A‡O AU‡ 'OAi 'iO‰fl˘Ei '˚AO'O'. A‡O AU‡ 'OAi 'iO‰fl˘Ei '˚AO'O' O E OUIEI"A.. eUIAI.'OA A‡O . C˚ 78 '˚AO'‡. Ci. O E OUI. iOIU"‡ eia O‡ OIfl A‡O AU‡ COA 'iO‰fl˘EA iOIU"‡ ? C‡?AIU UAIAUOIU O EIEI‡U¸ OO A‰AIAIIU˛ I‡UA"O E˛ U'E‰AU¸ OIA‰U˛˘EA OO‰IAI˛.
NOOUUO ? I aAI˛ aAIAI. O‡ OI¸ C˚ IOEAUA EAIAIEU¸ iEIO. C˚ O‡ OI¸ I‡・O [aAI˛ 4-5-3] (a‡'EOEU IOEAUA O" ‡IE?EU¸ EOiO‰fl˘EA UAIAUOII˚I IOIA OI. [aAI˛] 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U EOOOI¸AUEUA OU SIM I‡ U˚) '˚AO'˚ OO A‰AIAII˚I A‡˘E˘AI˚ '‡?EI IO‰OI PIN2. cOIA ‡ 1. c‡EIEUA IIOOIU C˚AO'‡. iOIU"E a‡O AU‡ ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ II‡'E?E , I‡'E"‡?EE ‰Ifl 'iO‰‡ ' EIE AEEI iOU‡IO'IE. 3. C˚・A EUA IAI˛ 4. C˚・A EUA PIN IO‰ OUUAI 5. OOIE IO‰ PIN2 a‡˘EU‡.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO eIAIEU¸ IO‰˚ C˚ I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 4-5-4] IOEAUA EAIAIEU¸ IO‰˚ ‰OOUUO‡: aO‰ PIN1, aO‰ PIN2, IO‰ ・AAOO‡OIOOUE. 1. c‡EIEUA IIOOIU [aAI˛] 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U EOOOI¸AUEUA ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ II‡'E?E I‡'E"‡?EE ‰Ifl 'iO‰‡ , ' EIE AEEI iOU‡IO'IE. 3. C˚・A EUA IAI˛ 4. C˚・A EUA [C˚・ ]. eIAIEU¸ IO‰˚ OUUAI a‡˘EU‡. I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?U 5. OOIE C˚ iOUEUA EAIAIEU¸ aO‰ PIN1, aO‰ PIN2, IO‰ ・AAOO‡OIOOUE, ''A‰EUA C‡? EOiO‰I˚E IO‰, OOOIA ?A"O 6.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ eU?IOE [aAI˛ 4-6-2] iAIAUOI I‡E‰AU a‡UAI C˚ OOEOOI OIOEAUA EIA˛˘EiOfl OAUAE '˚・ ‡U¸ E OOI‡EAU Ei AOIE ‰‡II‡fl OAU¸ EIAAU OUIEI"O'OA OOA ‡UO OI C‡?AE ‰OI‡?IAE OAUE. EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸, O C‡I. OAU¸, IOUO U˛ C˚ A‡iOUEUA OO"I‡?AIEA aA・ ‡II˚A [aAI˛ 4-6-3] C˚ IOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ OOEOOI O A‰OO?UEUAI¸I˚i OAUAE, ' IOUO ˚i C‡?‡ U U・I‡ ‰OIEI‡ OOO˚U‡U¸Ofl A‡ A"EOU E O'‡U¸Ofl OI‡?‡I‡, OA A‰ UAI, I‡I O˚U‡U¸Ofl A‡ A"EOU E O'‡U¸Ofl ' I˛・OE ‰ U"OE OAUE.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO I aAI˛ a‡'O‰OIEA UOU‡IO'IE? [aAI˛ 4-7] C˚ IOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ AI‡?AIEfl U U・IE ' IOIUE"U ‡?E˛ OO UIOI?‡IE˛ O E OOIO˘E ‰‡IIO"O IAI˛. a OIA ˝UO"O, C‡I OOU A・UAUOfl aO‰ ・AAOO‡OIOOUE ‰Ifl ‡IUE'‡?EE ‰‡IIOE UUII?EE. CIEI‡IEA ? a‡I EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸ OA AIOOIOE i˝I‰OU E (Handsfree): OOIE C˚ iOUEUA EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸ I‡EIEUA E IIOOIU OOOIA 'iO‰fl˘AI eia 82 U‰A EE'‡EUA OO‰II˛?AIEfl '˚AO'A.
eA A‡‰ AO. [aAI˛ 5] (A‡'EOEU OU OAUE E O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚i NOOUUO UOIU") I aAI˛ 5 eA A‡‰ AO. iOIU"‡ OA A‡‰ AO‡?EE '˚AO'‡ OOA'OIflAU OA A‡‰ AOO'˚'‡U¸ U‡IOEIEI¸I˚A '˚AO'˚, ‡ U‡IEA EIUO I‡?EOII˚A '˚AO'˚ I‡ ‰ U"OE IOIA . NIfl OOIU?AIEfl ・OIAA OOIIOE EIUO I‡?EE O・ ‡˘‡EUAO¸ I C‡?AIU OOOU‡'˘EIU 'iO‰fl˘EA "OIOOO'˚A '˚AO'˚, UOIU". 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [aAI˛] 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ 'OOOOI¸AUEUAO¸ eA A‡‰ AO. COA II‡'E?‡IE "OIOO.
eA A‡‰ AO. [aAI˛ 5] (A‡'EOEU OU OAUE E O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚i NOOUUO UOIU") I aAI˛ cA‰OOUUOAI [aAI˛ 5-4] eA A‡‰ AOUAU COA "OIOOO'˚A '˚AO'˚, I‡ IOUO ˚A C˚ IA OU'A?‡AUA. ‰‡II [aAI˛ 5-5] '˚A. eA A‡‰ AO‡?Efl I‡ IOIA , OO‰II˛?AII˚E I OA OOI‡I¸IOIU I U‡IOEIEI¸IOIU IOIO¸˛UA U. COA '˚A. U‡IO [aAI˛ 5-6] eA A‡‰ AO‡?Efl I‡ IOIA , OO‰II˛?AII˚E ‡OO‡ ‡UU. eO‰IAI˛ [aAI˛ 5-x-x] aAI˛ Call divert EIAAU OO‰IAI˛, IOUO ˚A UI‡A‡I˚ IEEA. AIUE'E O'‡U¸ [aAI˛ 5-x-1] AIUE'E UAU ? ? u˘.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ CIEI‡IEA ? C˚ IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸ IAO・iO‰EI˚E aA・ ‡II˚A eUII˛?EU C‡I IOIA ' IAI˛ IOI. [aAI˛ 5-x-2] eUII˛?‡AU OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘U˛ UOIU"U. e O'A I‡ e O'A I‡ [aAI˛ 5-x-3] OOOU. OU‡UUO‡ eUIAIEU¸ OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘AE 'OA UOIU"E. [aAI˛ 5-7] eUIAIflAU UOIU"U OA A‡‰ AO‡?EE '˚AO'‡.
e "‡I‡EAA [aAI˛ 6] NOOUUO I aAI˛ 6 e "‡I‡EAA aO"‰‡ C˚ 'OE‰AUA ' ˝UO IAI˛, C˚ U'E‰EUA I‡ ˝I ‡IA ‰EOOIAfl a‡IAI‰‡ ¸. C 'A iIAE ?‡OUE ˝I ‡I‡ I‡iO‰flUOfl U?‡OUIE ‰Ifl ‰‡U˚ E EIOIOI. e E I‡E‰OI EAIAIAIEE C‡IE ‰‡U˚, I‡IAI‰‡ ¸ ・U‰AU O・IO'IflU¸Ofl ' OOOU'AUOU'EE O ‰‡UOE. NIfl I‡iOE‰AIEfl OO A‰AIAIIO"O ‰Ifl ・U‰AU EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸Ofl I'‡‰ ‡UI˚E IU OO . OOIE ' I‡IAI‰‡ A I‡I‡fl-IE・O ‰‡U‡ ・U‰AU OO‰?A IIUU‡ OIEAU, ˝UO ・U‰AU OAI‡?‡U¸, ?UO ' ˝UOU ‰AI¸ A‡OI‡IE O'‡IO I‡IOA-UO IA OO EflUEA.
NOOUUO cO'OA C˚ A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ I‡IOEIUI 30 OEI'OIO'. C˚ ‰AI‡U¸ A‡IAUIE. C˚ IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸ OIA‰U˛˘EA UEO˚ C˚ IOEAUA O‰AI‡U¸ I‡IOEIUI 20 A‡IAUOI. e‡OOEO‡IEA OE"I‡I‡ ? aAI˛ [aAI˛ 6-1] IOEAUA C'A‰EUA I IOEAUA A‡IAUOI. [aAI˛ 6-1-1] UAIU, A‡OI‡IE O'‡IIOA ' AIfl, ' AIfl OO'UO ‡, ' AIfl OUUAI I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?U [C˚・ ]. eO'UO EU¸ - - ・AA OO'UO ‡. e‰EI ‡A : OEA‰IA'IO : AEA‰IA'IOA OO'UO AIEA : AEAIA‰AI¸IOA OO'UO AIEA -e‡A'IA‰. ' UA?AIEA 5 ‰IAE. ' UA?AIEA 5 ‰IAE.
e "‡I‡EAA [aAI˛ 6] NOOUUO a‡IAUI‡ aAI˛ [aAI˛ 6-1-2] 1. C˚・A EUA 2. eA AE‰EUA 3. c‡EIEUA 4. I ' I‡ C'A‰EUA [C˚・ ]. cO'OA OUUAI IAI˛ I‡E‡UEfl I‡ [C˚・ ]. II‡'E?U AEEI a‡IAUI‡. [C˚・ ]. II‡'E?U IO'U˛ EIUO I‡?E˛ E I‡EIEUA I‡ II‡'E?U CIEI‡IEA ? aI‡'E?E I‡E‰OE II‡'E? iO ‡'IAIEfl UO ‡'IAIEfl e OOIOU eOI‡A˚'‡AU II‡'E? EIUO I‡?E˛. ‰AI¸, I‡ '˚・ ‡IIOE E" A ‡AI˚A. e‰I‡IO ' OOI‡A‡I˚ IEEA. ‰Ifl [aAI˛ 6-2] IOII AUI˚E '˚・ ‡II˚E ‰AI¸.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ e OOIOU -'OA [aAI˛ 6-3] eOI‡A˚'‡AU A‡IAUIE, A‡I AOIAII˚A OOIO˘E II‡'E? c‡E‡UEA I‡ II‡'E?U , UOIU EA O‡IOIU IAI˛, A‡ 'OAIE e E 'OA A‡IAUIE. [eO?EE] OOA'OIflAU OOIU?EU¸ e OOIOU AU¸ ‰AI¸. ‰OOUUO I I‡I E ' eUA AU¸ OOOI. C˚ U‰‡IEU¸ OOOIA‰IAA IA OO EflUEA, IOEAUA ‰IflIE. I‡'E"‡?EE O OOIOU EUA [aAI˛ 6-4] O IOUO OI C˚ ・˚IE U'A‰OIIAI˚. eUA AU¸ 'OA C˚ U‰‡IEU¸ IOEAUA [aAI˛ 6-5] 'OA A‡IAUIE.
AIOAOOU‡ ˚ [aAI˛ 7] NOOUUO I aAI˛ 7 AIOAOOU‡ ˚ [aAI˛ 7-1] IOEAUA O OOI‡U E'‡U¸, U‰‡IflU¸ A‡" UEAII˚A O・˙AIU˚. E IOIU OIE O'‡U¸ aAO・ ‡EAIEA [aAI˛ 7-1-1] aIOII‡ [aAI˛ 7-1-2] AIEI‡?Efl [aAI˛ 7-1-3] a'OIOI [aAI˛ 7-1-4] a'UI [aAI˛ 7-1-5] ? ? eia eO‰IAI˛ ‰Ifl I‡E‰O"O OUIIU‡ [aAI˛ 7-1-x-x] eA‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ [aAI˛ 7-1-x-1] C˚ IOEAUA O・˙AIU‡.
NOOUUO ? eA‰. C˚ ? A‡"OIO' IOEAUA I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 7-1-x-2] U‰‡IEU¸ I‡E‰˚E A‡" UEAII˚E O・˙AIU. e・ OOEU¸ [aAI˛ 7-1-x-3] C˚ IOEAUA U‰‡IEU¸ I‡E‰˚E A‡" UEAII˚E O・˙AIU. a" ˚ [aAI˛ 7-2] C‡? UAIAUOI O A‰I‡"‡AU C‡I O˚" ‡U¸ ' E" . CIEI‡IEA ? aI‡'E?E I‡E‰OE II‡'E? iO ‡'IAIEfl ' I‡E‰OE E" A ‡AI˚A. e‰I‡IO ' ˝I ‡I, O・˙flOIfl˛˘EE ‡OOOIOEAIEA UO ‡'IAIEfl. eOU‡I¸I˚A O・˘EA II‡'E?E E" A UO ‡'IAIEfl AOU¸ OOI‡A‡I˚ IEEA. [e・˘EA iUII?EE aI‡'E?] , : c‡A‡‰ : e‡UA‡ ' E" A.
AIOAOOU‡ ˚ [aAI˛ 7] NOOUUO ? NIEUAI¸IOOU¸ : A'U?‡IEfl OOI ‡˘‡AU, ‡ I aAI˛ U'AIE?E'‡AU IOU˚ EIE ‰IEUAI¸IOOU¸ A'U?‡IEfl ‰IEUAI¸IOOU¸ O‡UA˚. ? e‡UA‡ ‰O・‡'IflAU : ‰IEUAI¸IOOUE, ? eIU‡'‡ : O‡UAU, U‡IOE I‡I U EA O A‰˚‰U˘AE UOU‡I‡'IE'‡AU OIU‡'U ‰Ifl IOU˚. IO'˚i IOU ? iOI : E ‡UE?AOIEE i C‡O 1. ˝UO"O ‰EAAIOE. A‰‡IUO [aAI˛ 7-4] AOU¸ 'OAIOEIOOU¸ NIfl ‰AI‡AU IOUU A‰‡IUE O'‡IEfl EAO・ ‡EAIEE. '˚・A EUA EAO・ ‡EAIEA, IOUO OA C˚ iOUEUA OU A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸. 2.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ aOI'A U‡UO [aAI˛ 7-5] e AO・ ‡AUAU I˛・OA EAIA AIEA ' IUEIU˛ eU˘AOU'UAU 4 UEO‡ C‡I 'AIE?EIU. O AO・ ‡AO'‡IEE ' ‰ U"EA NIEI‡, eIO?‡‰¸, CAO E e・˙AI. 'OAIOEI˚i 'AIE?EI˚: 1. C˚ IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸ UEOO' 'AIE?EI O‰EI OUUAI EA ?AU˚ Ai I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?U [eIA‰.]. 2. C˚・A EUA OOIO˘E 3. C˚・A EUA OUUAI 4. C˚ 'AIE?EIU, IOUO U˛ C˚ I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?E IOEAUA O O'A EU¸ O AO・ C‡I 'AIE?EI˚. IAO・iO‰EIOE O OOUOA ?EOIO 5.
AIOAOOU‡ ˚ [aAI˛ 7] NOOUUO I aAI˛ a‡I¸IUIflUO [aAI˛ 7-6] CII˛?‡AU ' U‡IEA I‡I +, OA・fl OU‡I‰‡ UI˚A -, iIIOEAIEA, 1. 2. C'A‰EUA ?EU O'˚A E UUII?EE, eIOEAIEA, C˚?EU‡IEA, NAIAIEA. *, ÷ : ?EOI‡ e E OOIO˘E AI‡I OUUAI I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?E. II‡'E? I‡'E"‡?EE '˚・A EUA ‰AEOU'Efl. 3. a‡UAI OI‡?‡I‡ ''A‰EUA ?EOI‡, ‡ OOOIA IEi AI‡I. 4. C˚ IOEAUA U'E‰AU¸ AAUI¸U‡U, AOIE I‡EIAUA I‡ II‡'E?U [aUO"O]. 5. OOIE C˚ A‡iOUEUA O O‰OIEEU¸ '˚?EOIAIEfl, OO'UO EUA O O?AOO. 6.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ aE O'OA ' AIfl [aAI˛ 7-7] C˚ O OOIOU AU¸ ' AIfl ‰Ifl I˛・O"O "O O‰‡ 'O 'OAI UO"O, C˚ OIOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ UAIU˘AA ' AIfl I‡ ' AIfl I˛・O"O "O O‰‡ OO C‡?AIU '˚・O U. IOEAUA IE A. 1. a OIA C˚・A EUA "O O‰, OUIOOfl˘EEOfl I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?E 2. e E , ' AIAIIOE I AOIA OUUAI I‡'E"‡?EE. OOIO˘E II‡'E? I‡'E"‡?EE C˚ OIOEAUA UAI‡U¸ ' I˛・OI "O O‰A, OUIOOfl˘AIOfl I ˝UOE ' AIAIIOE AOIA , ' AIfl '˚・ ‡IIOE 3. C˚ OU ‡I˚. IOEAUA '˚・ ‡IIO"O 4. c‡EIEUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ UAIU˘AA ' AIfl C‡IE "O O‰‡.
aIUA IAU [aAI˛ 8] NOOUUO I aAI˛ 8 aIUA IAU C‡? UAIAUOI OO‰‰A EE'‡AU UOIU"E, ・‡AE U˛˘EAOfl I‡ e OUOIOIA AAOO O'O‰IO"O e EIAIAIEfl (WAP). C˚ IOEAUA OOIU?EU¸ ‰OOUUO I UOIU"‡I, O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚I C‡?AE OAU¸˛. aAI˛ UOIU" OOA'OIflAU C‡I OOIU?‡U¸ U‡IU˛ EIUO I‡?E˛, I‡I IO'OOUE, O O"IOA OO"O‰˚, EIUO I‡?E˛ O AEO‡i O‡IOIAUO'. NOIOE [aAI˛ 8-1] CA IEUAO¸ ‰OI‡?IAE OU ‡IE?IA. NOI‡?Iflfl OU ‡IE?I‡ IOEAU ' ‡IUE'E O'‡IIOI O OUEIA.
NOOUUO Push C˚ I aAI˛ OOO・˘. [aAI˛ 8-3] IOEAUA OOO・˘AIEfl OOO・˘AIEE UUII?EE push service. IOIU OIE O'‡U¸ fl˘EI 'iO‰fl˘Ei ‰Ifl EOOOI¸AO'‡IEfl E CiO‰fl˘EA [aAI˛ 8-3-1] C˚ IOEAUA ?EU‡U¸ EIE U‰‡IflU¸ OOO・˘AIEfl. eOIU?EU¸ [aAI˛ 8-3-2] C˚ IOEAUA I‡OU OEU¸ OO?E˛ I‡ OOIU?AIEA EIE IA OOIU?AIEA OOO・˘AIEE. AU‰EOO OU. [aAI˛ 8-4] C˚ IOEAUA UOI¸IO OOA‰‡U¸ ‰O 5 EA IEi.
aIUA IAU [aAI˛ 8] NOOUUO - IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸, ・U‰UU I‡ UEIIE OUO・ ‡E‡U¸Ofl I‡ UO?I‡i WAP iEO OOA‰. eO?EflIE AAA OO‰U'A . cA fl'Ifl˛UOfl AAA OO‰U'A . E e EOOOI¸AUAIO"O C‡IE ‰OOUUO‡. OO‰II˛?AIEfl E A‡'EOflU OU [aAI˛ 8-4-1-2-3-1] OO O・O'‡II‡fl (IA OOA‰EIfl˛˘‡fl) e OO‰U'A E‰. UOIU"‡. [aAI˛ 8-4-1-2-3-2] eO O・O'‡II˚E ・OI¸?A I‡ EIE IAU. [aAI˛ 8-4-1-2-3] UEO‡ OO‰U'A E‰. IAi‡IEAI OAUA'O"O ‰OOU‡'IE, O‰I‡IO OOA‰‡˛˘EE U ‡UEI‡.
NOOUUO 9202 9203 I aAI˛ cA OOA‰EIfl˛˘AA I‡‰AEIOA OO‰II˛?AIEA e EAIUE O'‡IIOA I‡ OO‰II˛?AIEA I‡‰AEIOA OO‰II˛?AIEA - a‡˘EU‡ [aAI˛ 8-4-1-2-5] eO?UE ‰OOUUO˚ WAP IA U A・U˛U ID OOI¸AO'‡UAIfl E OOIE C‡? ‰OOUUO IA EIAAU Ei, OIE ‰OIEI˚ ・˚U¸ O A‰OOU‡'IAI˚ C‡?AE OAU¸˛. a OIA UO"O, OIE ‰OIEI˚ ・˚U¸ UOU‡IO'IAI˚ OA A‰ O OOIOU OI O‡EUO' WAP. 'OA e‡ OI¸. - iOU-IE GPRS [aAI˛ 8-4-1-2-6] uUE OA 'EOI˚A UOU‡IO'IE ‰OOUUOI˚ IO"‰‡ - ' I‡?AOU'A UOI¸IO ' UOI EOOOI¸AUAIO"O O OUOI‡ OIU?‡A, '˚・ ‡I GPRS.
aIUA IAU [aAI˛ 8] NOOUUO - I aAI˛ C AIfl OEE‰. [aAI˛ 8-4-1-2-8] C‡I IAO・iO‰EIO '˚・ ‡U¸ O‰EI EA ' AIAII˚i OA EO‰O', IOUO O"O A ‡UAA WAP OOO・˘EU O IA'OAIOEIOOUE OUO ‡'IE ‰‡II˚i (I‡O EIA , AOIE ・ ‡UAA WAP IA OU'A?‡AU). OOOIA C˚ IOEAUA O O‰OIE‡U¸ OOOA˘‡U¸ UAIU˘EA I‡ UO?IE WML EIE a˝?-O‡IflU¸ UAIAUOI‡ IA I‡iO‰flO¸ ' OOA‰EIAIEE, O‰I‡IO O E '˚・O A OOA‰EIAIEfl O‡IflUE, '˚ OEI'OI OOfl'EUOfl ? 'IA?IAE ‰Ifl I‡ UOE, '˚AO' IA i ‡Ifl˘AEOfl ' a˝?(OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘EE ‰‡II˚i OUO・ ‡EAIEfl ˝UO"O).
NOOUUO c‡OU . C˚ I˝?‡ e・ . I˝? aAI˛ [aAI˛ 8-6] IOEAUA EA'IA?¸ EAIAIEU¸ AA I OO‰A EEIOA e'A iOOA ‡UE'IOE O‡IflUE EIE AEEI. [aAI˛ 8-6-1] eO‰A EEIOA e'A iOOA ‡UE'IOE O‡IflUE ・U‰AU EA'IA?AIO. e O'A I‡ [aAI˛ 8-6-2] C˚ IOEAUA EAIAIEU¸ ' AIfl ‰Ifl O O'A IE e'A iOOA ‡UE'IOE O‡IflUE. ? COA"‰‡ [aAI˛ 8-6-2-1] e'A iOOA ‡UE'I‡fl O‡IflU¸ UO"O, A‡" UEAI‡ URL ? iOI¸IO OU‡ U C˚II O O'A flAUOfl 'OA"‰‡, I‡iO‰EUOfl ' O O?AOOA IAA‡'EOEIO OU OOEOI‡.
aAI˛ OI-I‡EI NOOUUO OOIE C˚ I‡iO‰EUAO¸ OIA‰U˛˘EA ' aIUA IAU, C ˚ IOEAUA I aAI˛ O OOI‡U E'‡U¸ IAI˛: NOI‡?IEE a‰AIUE?IO [aAI˛ 8-1] e・IO'EU¸ eA AA‡" UE‡AU UAIU˘U˛ OU ‡IE?U. a‡II‡‰IE a‰AIUE?IO [aAI˛ 8-2] eOi C˚ I‡I A‡II IOEAUA OOi ‡IEU¸ O‡EU ' I‡?AOU'A A‡II‡‰IE. aURL C˚ IOEAUA OOOAUEU¸ ‰‡IIOI O‡EU‡. IAI˛ C˚ I˛・OE O‡EU U‡IEA OIOEAUA OO C‡?AIU UOIOU AIE˛. C A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ ‡‰ AO eOIU?. OO?UU C˚ IOEAUA OA AEUE I‡ OA 'A ˝IAIU OIIOE OIOIUE"U E O'‡II˚E C‡IE.
a‡I EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸ aIUO I‡?EOII˚A E i‡IOEIEI¸I˚A '˚AO'˚ NOOOIIEUAI¸I˚A iUII?EE oUO・˚ ・˚U¸ "OUO'˚I 'OOOOI¸AO'‡U¸Ofl UOIU"‡IE EIUO I‡?EOIIO"O EIE U‡IOEIEI¸IO"O '˚AO'‡, C‡I OOI‡‰O・EUOfl IOIIUIEI‡?EOIIOA O O" ‡IIIOA O・AOOA?AIEA, U‡IOA I‡I EIUO I‡?EOII‡fl EIE U‡IOEIEI¸I‡fl O O" ‡II‡. eA A‰ EOOOI¸AO'‡IEAI ‰‡II˚i UUII?EE '‡I OOU A・UAUOfl OO‰II˛?EU¸ C‡? UAIAUOI I IOIO¸˛UA U EIE U・A‰EU¸Ofl ' UOI, ?UO '‡? UAIAUOI OO‰II˛?AI I OO'IAOUEIOIU UOU OEOU'U. eUO ‡'I‡ aIUO I‡?EOII˚i EIE i‡IOEIEI¸I˚i C˚AO'O' 1.
a‡I EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸ aIUO I‡?EOII˚A E i‡IOEIEI¸I˚A '˚AO'˚ NOOOIIEUAI¸I˚A iUII?EE 2. eOOIA A‡OUOI‡ IOIIUIEI‡?EOIIO"O O O" ‡IIIO"O O・AOOA?AIEfl, O EIEUA U‡IO (AOIE '˚AO' E OOIU?EUA EIUO I‡?E˛ EIE OOU˘AOU'IflAUOfl ‡'UOI‡UE?AOIEE OU'AU). IA 3. eOOIA OOIU?AIEfl EIUO I‡?EE O・AOOA?AIEA, I‡EIAUA I‡ A‡I OAUA I ˚?IU EIE AOIE OUII˛?EUA A‡'A ?EU¸ '˚AO', U‡IO‡, '˚ IOEAUA O O" ‡IIIOA II‡'E?U [eIOI?‡IEA] EIE UAIAUOI‡.
NOOOIIEUAI¸I˚A iUII?EE 6. eOOIA OOIU?AIEfl A‡'A ?EU¸ '˚AO', O・AOOA?AIEA, 'iO‰fl˘EE OOI‡ C˚ I‡I EIE AOIE OUII˛?EUA I‡EIAUA I‡ A‡I OAUA I ˚?IU eOOIA UO"O, EIUO I‡?EE II‡'E?U U‡IO‡, '˚ IOEAUA O O" ‡IIIOA [eIOI?‡IEA] EIE UAIAUOI‡. C˚ UOU‡IO'EIE C‡? UAIAUOI I‡ IOII AUI˚E OI ・U‰AU OOi ‡IflU¸ ˝UU I‡OU OEIU ‰O UAi OO , '˚AO', IA EAIAIEUA AA.
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GPRS Phone USER'S MANUAL MODEL: G5210 Please read this manual before carefully your set. Retain it for future reference.
G5210 has a users' polished style a which provides better feel and convenience.
For Your Safety All radio transmitters carry risks of interference with electronics in close proximity. GSM Phones must be switched off at all times in an aircraft. Do not activate chemical petrol stations, fuel depots, blasting operations. near plants or Switch off the phone in any area where are forced by special regulations. For example, the phone does not allow to be used in hospital because pacemakers and hearing aids can be affected.
Do not touch the charger with wet hands. For your safety, use ONLY batteries and chargers. specified ORIGINAL Please note: Unusable batteries should be accordance with relevant use phone. Emergency Important damage to call may not be available under all cellular Therefore, you should phone for essential medical emergencies. on of in ORIGINAL accessories to avoid Only your networks. disposed legislation.
Overview Accessories ......................................................................... Part of the Phone ................................................................ ? Front of the Phone ? Rear of the Phone ? Sub LCD of the 12 ............................................................ 12 ............................................................. 13 ...................................................... 14 ...................................................................
? ? ? PUK code (4 to 8 digits) (4 to 8 digits) Security code (4 to 8 digits) .................................................... 25 .................................................. 25 .............................................. 26 ........................................................................... 27 PUK2 code Accessing Phonebook ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Search the Menu ............................................................. 28 ........................................
? Clear recent calls ? Call ? Profiles ? ? ? ? ? ? ............................................ 53 ...................................................... 54 ........................................... 57 ................................................................. 58 ..................................................... 58 ............................................................... 58 ........................................................... 59 ...........................
Fun & Tools ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 83 ......................................................... 83 .............................................................. 84 ........................................... 84 ................................................. 85 ................................................. 85 ........................................................ 86 ....................................................... 87 folder Internet ? .....................
Accessories Overview Check to make Handset sure that you have all the parts shown below.
Overview Data Kit/CD Cigar Lighter Adapter Handsfree Kit 11 ENGLISH
Part of the Phone Overview Front of the Phone 1 2 3 17 4 16 10 56 11 7 12 8 13 9 14 15 1 10 Soft Earpiece 2 Active Folder 3 Display Screen 4 Soft Left 5 6 Confirm ENGLISH Key Key 8 Vibration 9 Star 12 Side Key Key Right Key End/Power 12 Cancel Key 14 Hash 15 Key Key 13 Numeric Key Up/Down 7 Send 11 Keys Key Microphone 16 Message key 17 Navigation key
Overview Rear of the Phone 65 4 1 3 2 1 Battery 2 Cable Connector/ Battery Charging Connector/ Hands-Free Car kit 3 Battery Terminals 4 SIM Card Socket 5 Handstrap 6 Battery Hole Lock Connector 13 ENGLISH
Part of the Phone Overview Sub LCD of the phone 1 Sub LCD 2 Call Indicator 3 Front 1 Light Key You can view the icon of receiving text message or voicemail opening folder. In addition, you can check the name and number for incoming and outgoing calls. even not 2 You can check the network status Depending 3 on Group setting, If you press this a folder, you can reject a can key for a you long through can time in also a this indicator.
Key Description Overview The following shows key components of the phone. Keypad Description Key Description Soft Left Key / Soft Right Key keys performs the function indicated text on the display immediately above it. Each of these by the Vibration You can key activate the vibration directly. Message key You can go to Message menu directly without scrolling. Navigation Keys Used to scroll through name, phone numbers, menus or setting options.
Key Description Overview Key Description END/PWR Key Used to end is also used Power or reject a call. This key Key by pressing this key for a few seconds. as You can delete the characters, go back the menu or deactivate the function. If you press in a standby mode, you can use Voice memo function. Side of the Key Key Description Up/Down You can Side Key control the volume of key mode and also control the volume ENGLISH 16 tone in during standby a call.
Overview Alphanumeric Keys The the alphabet and numerical keypad mapping following table. Key relation are listed as Description .
Display Information Display The screen displays them you may several icons the the see on Information describe each of following phone. On-Screen Icons Icon/Indicator Description Tells you the strength of the network signal. Call is connected. You can use GPRS service. Shows that you Line 1/2 is in are use using for a roaming outgoing calls -- subscribe to the Two Line Service. The alarm has been set and is Tells you the status of the a text message.
Display Icon/Indicator Description Headset in menu Car menu You can in profile. profile. divert a Shows that you Top Information call. can use push message service.
Installation Getting Inserting Started the SIM Card Locate the SIM card socket in the back of the phone. Follow the steps below to install the SIM card. 1. Remove the 2. Slide the SIM card into the battery if attached. slot, under the silvery holders, with the golden connectors facing down and the cut corner to the right. Notice ? Before ? make installing always switched off and remove the sure The metal contact of the SIM card by scratches.
Getting 2. Push it until you hear Charging the click. Battery To connect the travel the a Started adapter to the phone, you must have installed battery. 1. Insert one end of the travel into the bottom of the adapter phone. 2. Connect the other end of the travel adapter to an AC wall outlet. Use only the included packing charger. Warning ? Do not force the connector and/or the travel as this may damage the phone adapter.
Installation Getting Disconnecting the Started charger Disconnect the travel phone by pressing adapter from the its side buttons. Note ? Remember to fully charge the used battery after changing the batteries. ? ? Do not your battery or the SIM card while charging. bars of battery icon will stop after charging remove The moving completely. Note ? In case 1. After 2. In of not switching case phone. ENGLISH 22 charging of the the battery properly...
Powering On Sequence Getting To get started with the Started phone 1. Press and hold hear 2. can If your key until you tone. Depending you 3. a on PIN setting enter PIN code phone connects to network, the network code, or not. a name will be displayed shortly. To turn off the In standby mode, phone press and hold key until you hear a tone.
Making and Answering calls Getting Making 1. to call a in phone number including the area code, To edit a number to move cursor to the left and press display, press move cursor to the right. Key on Started the 2. Press 3. Press , to call the number. to end the call. International Calls 1. Press and hold the international prefix. "+" character may international access 2. Enter the 3. Press Making 1. In a a code, using and the phone code. number.
Access Codes Getting You can use the use PUK2 can codes) PIN code (4 codes described in this section to avoid access unauthorized Started of your phone. The access codes (except PUK and be changed by using [Menu 4-5-4]. to 8 digits) The PIN (Personal Identification Number) code protects your SIM card against unauthorized use. The PIN code is usually supplied with the SIM card. When PIN code request is set Enable, your phone will request the PIN code every time it is switched on.
Access Codes Getting Security code The code (4 to 8 Started digits) security protests the unauthorized use of your phone. It is usually supplied with the phone. This code is required to delete all phone entries and to activate "Restore factory settings" menu. The default number is "1234".
Phonebook Accessing To select the Menu in phonebook, press standby mode and a menu [Names] then scroll to Name in a desired item. Description 1 Search Allows you to search for number. 2 Add Allows you to add 3 Caller groups 4 Speed 5 Settings Allows you to set the memory and to search item by Variable, name and number. 6 Delete all Allows you to new dial a specific new names name, and numbers. Allows you to show group list. Allows you to assign up to touch dial allocations.
Phonebook Accessing Search (Calling 1. [Names 1] from Open the Menu the phonebook) phonebook first by pressing [Names] in a standby mode. 2. Search 3. You can by Pressing find 4. Select 5. an [Select] entry by to enter. name. [Search]. If you want to edit, delete, copy one, select [Options]. ? Edit : You ? Delete : You can ? Copy : You can can a entry. entry from SIM an to phone Call : You can call thru the chosen entry.
Accessing Add You [Names 2] new can the Menu add phonebook entry by using this function. Phone memory capacity is 200 entries. SIM card memory depends on the cellular service provider. capacity You can also save 20 characters of name in the Phone memory, and you can save characters in the SIM card. the number of character is SIM dependent feature. 1. Open the phonebook first by pressing [Names] in standby mode. 2. Scroll to highlight Add new, and press 3.
Phonebook Accessing the Menu You should speak a word within 2 seconds, and the phone asks you speak it again to ensure the accuracy of voice recognition. After voice recognition has finished, Voice is attached automatically. to Note ? The voice can only be attached to main number which you example, If you change main number voice will be automatically attached changed number. This means that set. For you cannot attach voice to mobile, office, home number simultaneously.
Accessing Caller groups You you 1. can [Names 3] list up to 20 members per make lists to. can Press the Menu one to enter into the [Names] group. There phonebook 2. Scroll to Caller groups item then press in are 7 groups standby [Select] mode. to enter this menu. 3. Every Group list will be displayed: Family, Friend, Colleague, VIP, Group 1, Group 2, Others. 4. Select Group [Select]. name that you want to manage 5. Then submenus below will be ? by pressing displayed.
Phonebook Accessing call ani. ? Group ? LED color You You set the animation for each group. can set LED color can change ? the Menu depending on Group. You can also it in 7 colors. Add member You 1. can add the member in Caller groups. Scroll to highlight Add member, and then press [Select] to enter. 2. The group member shouldn't be exceeded 20. the error message will be displayed. 3. ? Press 32 can delete the member already Rename You ENGLISH to add member.
the Menu Accessing dial Speed You can You can 1. [Names 4] assign any of the keys call directly by pressing the Open first phonebook with to this key a Name list entry. for 2-3 seconds. by pressing [Names] in a standby mode. 2. Scroll to Speed dial, then press dial will be [Select] 3. Every Speed 4. If you want to add Speed dial, select .
Phonebook Accessing 2. The three submenus - - - are the Menu displayed. If you select Variable, when ask where to store. adding entry, the phone will If you select SIM, when adding entry, without asking where to store, the phone will store entry to SIM. If you select Phone, when adding entry, without asking where to store, the phone will store entry to Phone memory. ? Search 1. by Scroll to highlight Search 2. The three submenus - - - are by,then [Select] press to enter. displayed.
Accessing Copy You all can memory 1. the Menu [Names 7] entries from SIM card memory to Phone from Phone memory to SIM card memory. copy/move or Open the phonebook first by pressing [Names] in standby mode. Scroll to 2. Copy all, then press 3. Then submenus below will be ? SIM to Phone : ? Phone to SIM : [Select] to enter this menu. displayed. You can copy the Phone memory. entry from SIM Card You entry from Phone memory can copy the to to SIM Card.
Phonebook Accessing Information the Menu [Names 9] Service Dial Number Use this function to your network 1. the Open access a particular list of services provided by operator (if supported by the SIM card). phonebook first by pressing [Names] in a standby [Select] to enter. mode. 2. Scroll to Service dial 3. The 4. names Use number, then press of the available services will be shown. and to select a service. Press [Send].
Menu Tree Accessing 4 5 the Menu Language Topics 5 Namecard 1 Messages 1 Write message Send 6 8 Save Use Templates 7 Status template report Settings 1 Message type 2 Validity period 3 Status report Use namecard 4 Add 5 SMS centre dictionary List dictionary Attach symbol Attach picture * Pay for reply? 6 Voicemail centre 9 Check memorys * * Attach animation * Attach sound 2 Inbox Delete Forward 2 Call register Get numbers 1 Reply 2 Received calls Return call 3 Dialled c
Menu Tree Accessing 4 Call 1 the Menu settings Minute minder 2 Answer mode 3 Send number 3 Profiles 1 Vibrate 4 Call only waiting 5 Auto redial 2 Silent 6 Select line 3 General 7 Next 4 Loud incoming 8 CUG 5 Headset 5 6 Handsfree Security settings 1 PIN code 2 Call barring setting 4 Change code Network settings 3 FDN 6 4 Settings 1 1 Alarm clock 1 Enable 2 Disable 2 Date & Time 1 Date 2 Time 3 Phone 1 settings Display 2 Voice dial 3 LED indicator ENGLISH 4 Serial 5 38 p
Accessing 5 Call divert 1 All voice calls 2 If 7 Fun & Tools 1 My 1 busy folder Picture 3 If not answered 2 Icon 4 If out of reach 3 Animation 5 All data calls 4 6 All fax calls 5 Sound 7 Cancel all diverts the Menu Ring tone 2 Game 3 4 Melody composer Graphic editor 5 Unit converter 6 Calculator 6 Scheduler 1 7 World time New 1 Schedule 2 Memo 2 View 1 day Options 3 View all 4 Delete last 5 Delete all 39
Menu Tree Accessing 8 Internet 1 9 SIM Service Home This 2 Bookmarks 3 Push messages 1 Inbox 2 Receive 4 Profiles 5GotoURL 6 Cache 1 settings Clear cache 2 Cache check 7 Security certif. 8 Profile reset ENGLISH 40 the Menu menu depends on SIM and the network services.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing the Menu 1 Messages This menu Service), includes functions related to SMS voice mail, as Write message You can well as (Short Message the network's service messages. [Menu 1-1] write and edit text message up to 918 characters. check the number of characters. can 1. Enter the 2. If you want to write Messages menu a new by pressing Also, you [Select]. message, select Write message in the menu. 3. Input the message by using (Page 44). eZi text.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing the Menu Send Sends the text message. 1. If you want to send the text message, enter the number you want. 2. Your phone asks you to enter the number that you want to send it to. 3. After sending it, your phone asks whether you will store the edited message. 4. Press if you want to store it in Outbox and press don't want to. if you Save Stores the message in Outbox. 1. Your 2. phone asks whether you will Press if you want to don't want to.
Accessing Add dictionary If you add a word you use once for each character. 1. Enter the 2. Scroll to 3. Input List You the Menu a often, you can input it by pressing a key menu. highlight Add dictionary, word, and then press and then press [Select]. [Add]. dictionary can view the list you 1. Enter the 2. Scroll to 3. You can already saved words in a dictionary. menu. highlight List dictionary, and then press [Select]. check the word list. 4.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing the Menu eZi-Text The eZi text allows you to type easily and quickly. If you press a key marked a character on the keypad, you can just get a character you want. It is useful to make a word and a sentence. If you press key for a long time, you can change the type of language. Also, the phone supports four modes: eZi Mode, Numeric mode, Capital mode, and Small mode. If you want to change mode, press key.
Accessing ? 918 How to To input press a use a the Menu in Numeric mode number in Numeric number key displayed mode, you on the keypad. ? How to use 918 To in Capital mode input Capital letter, you press a key displayed on the keypad. character ? 918 How to use in Small mode To input Small letter, you press key displayed on the keypad. a character Note ? If you want to input in each mode.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing Inbox the Menu [Menu 1-2] When you receive a text message, your phone shows and stores it in the incoming message lists. Scroll to the desired message In addition, you can see Delete all for deleting all messages at the bottom of the list. During reading the message, press [Options] to access the available options. by using incoming . , Delete The selected message is deleted. Forward You can forward the selected message to the other party.
Accessing Outbox [Menu 1-3] When you enter this menu, you can to the desired message by using see , the outgoing call list. Scroll and press to message. And if you want to exit Outbox menu, press In addition, you can see Delete all for messages at the bottom of the list. While the Menu reading message, press all deleting [Options] to see the . outgoing access the following submenus. Delete The selected message is deleted.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing the Menu Info service [Menu 1-4] (Dependent to network and subscription) Cell Broadcast messages (CB Message) are text messages by the network to GSM phone users. They provide general information such as weather Each reports, traffic news, taxis, pharmacies, and stock prices. type of information has the number; therefore, you can contact service provider. When following sequence: Read you receive CB message, you can read it [Menu 1-4-1] 1.
Accessing Alert ? the Menu [Menu 1-4-3] Yes If you select this menu, your message is received. phone will beep when Cell broadcast ?No If you select this menu, your phone will not broadcast message is received. beep despite Cell Language [Menu 1-4-4] You can select the language you want. Then your phone will receive the cell broadcast message in your chosen language.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing Namecard It's for editing the Menu [Menu 1-5] the namecard. The items of the namecard are a name, mobile, office, fax, and email. ? Edit : You can edit ? Delete : You can delete a namecard. a namecard. Templates [Menu 1-6] It's for editing pre-defined messages. You can see 11 pre-defined messages in the list. You can save 6 templates before you edit. But you can changed them. The others are .
Accessing the Menu Settings [Menu 1-8] Message type [Menu 1-8-1] Text, Voice, Fax, text Natl. paging, X.400, E-mail, ERMES type of message is set to Text. You can convert your into alternative formats, which are suitable for the device that will Usually, the be received the message. Contact your service of this function.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing Voicemail centre You the Menu [menu 1-8-6] get the voicemail if this feature is supported by the network service provider. When new voicemail is arrived, the symbol will be can displayed on the screen. Please check with your network service provider for details of their service in order to configure the handset. 1. Press 2. You ? can Home key for check the Roam long time in following standby mode. submenus.
Call register [Menu 2] Accessing the Menu 2 Call
Call register [Menu 2] Accessing Call the Menu charge [Menu 2-6] Within these submenus, you can view the duration and the call cost of your calls. Call duration [Menu 2-6-1] This function allows you to view the duration of your Last Call, All Calls, Incoming Calls and Outgoing Calls in hours, minutes and seconds. You 1. 2. can also reset the call timers. Press [Menu] in Press for direct standby mode. and access or use to enter Call register. 3.
Accessing the Menu Note ? The actual cost invoiced for calls by may vary, depending upon network billing, and taxes. your service provider features, rounding-off for Setting [Menu 2-6-3] [SIM Dependent] ? Set tariff You [Menu 2-6-3-1] set the currency type and the unit price. Contact your services providers to obtain charging unit prices. To select the can currency or unit in this menu, you need the PIN2 code. 1. Press [Menu] 2. Press for direct in standby mode.
Call register [Menu 2] Accessing ? Set credit the Menu [Menu 2-6-3-2] This network service allows you to limit the costs of your calls selected charging units. If you select Read, the number of remaining unit is shown. charge limit. If you select Change, you can by change your 1. Press [Menu] 2. Press for direct in a standby mode. access or use and to enter Call register. 3. Scroll to highlight Setting and press [Select] to enter. 4. Select Set credit.
Accessing GPRS information You through GPRS. In addition, you can over the network also view how much time you online. are 1. [Menu 2-7] check the amount of data transferred can the Menu Press . 2. Scroll to the information you want to check. Your the following: Call duration You can options include [Menu 2-7-1] check the duration of GPRS call. You can also reset the call timers. ? Last call ? All calls ? Reset all Data volume You ? can [Menu 2-7-2] check the data volume.
Profiles [Menu 3] Accessing the Menu 3 Profiles In this menu, you can adjust and customize the phone tones for different events, environments and caller's group. 1. Press [Menu] 2. Press for direct 3. You Vibrate Enable mode. standby and access or use also enter this can menu to enter Profiles. directly by pressing key in mode. standby ? in only [Menu 3-1] : You can adjust the profile as Vibration if you need the profile as Silent if you vibration mode.
Accessing General [Menu 3-3] ? Enable : You can ? Change : You can Loud ? the Menu adjust the change profile as General. the values of Profile submenus. [Menu 3-4] Enable : You can adjust the profile as Loud if you are in a noisy environment. ? Change : Headset ? Change You Change change the values of Profile submenus. [Menu 3-5] : You Handsfree ? can : can change the values of Profile submenus.
Profiles [Menu 3] Accessing A Group Profiles of Profiles submenus have the submenus menu Incoming alert the Menu [Menu 3-x-x] shown below. as type [Menu 3-x-1] Allows to alert for the incoming call for adjusting environment. Ring type [Menu 3-x-2] Allows to set the Ring volume alert ring volume adjusting environment. volume for adjusting environment.
Accessing the Menu Note Automatic ? answer This function will be activated only when connected to the handsfree kit - - Disable : The After 5 : After 5 sec phone or your headset. will not answer phone is automatically. seconds, the phone will answer automatically. - After 10 sec : After 10 seconds, the phone will answer automatically.
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing the Menu 4 Settings You can set the following menus for your convenience and preferences. 1. Press [Menu] 2. Press for direct Alarm clock You can set the in [Menu 4-1-1] set the time Enter the to enter to alarm at You 1. access Settings. [Menu 4-1] phone Enable can mode. standby (Hour and a specified Minute) for within this raising menu. the alarm. menu. 2.
Accessing Disable You can [Menu 4-1-2] cancel setting 1. Enter the 2. Select Disable 3. "Done" message is by pressing [Yes]. If not, press [No]. [Menu 4-2] [Menu 4-2-1] Set date In this menu, you ? [Select]. displayed. cancel, press Date & Time ? the alarm time. menu. 4. If you want to Date the Menu can set the date of your phone. 1. Enter the 2. Select Set date 3. Enter the number you want to set the date. 4. Press menu. by pressing [Select]. [OK].
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing Time The [Menu 4-2-2] phone has its own clock. In this select between the 12-hour 1. Enter the 2. Scroll to ? or menu you can set the time and 24-hour time formats. menu. highlight Time by pressing [Select]. Set time: You set time of your can phone in this menu. 1. Select Set time 2. Enter the number you want to set the time. by pressing [Select]. 3. Select the AM/PM you want to set the time format 4. Press [OK]. Time format: Your 1.
Accessing ? Wallpaper You ? can : select background picture Internet connect You can the Menu in a standby mode. : set the animation as connecting Internet. as turning on a phone. as turning off phone. ?Poweron: You ? ? set the animation Power off You ? can can : set the animation Welcome note : You displayed can set the Greeting note message as a turning on a : If you select Yes, this menu allows you to select the display.
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing Voice dial ? Automatic the Menu [Menu 4-3-2] : You can enter voice dial mode whenever you open folder. ? Manual : You for a can enter voice dial mode long by pressing key time. Note ? If any voice entries don't will be displayed. LED indicator exist, "No trained voice" message [Menu 4-3-3] You can check the network status Call indicator through If you are in service area, Call Indicator Light will flicker to Green.
Accessing Serial ? port [Menu 4-3-4] FAX You can set the rate of serial application ? the Menu port for to 19200bps to 115200bps using the between PC and fax. Others You can set the rate of serial application port for using PC for GPRS call and Data call. Language [Menu 4-3-5] You can Call You select the language will be displayed. settings [Menu 4-4] can Setting set the menu relevant to a call by pressing [Select] in menu.
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing Answer mode ? [Menu 4-4-2] Any key [Menu 4-4-2-1] If you select this menu, you except ? Folder open Yes receive a call receive an by pressing any key [Menu 4-4-2-2] Send number (network can key. If you select this menu, you opening folder. ? the Menu and can incoming call by only [Menu 4-4-3] subscription dependent) [Menu 4-4-3-1] If you select this, you can send your phone number to the other party.
Accessing Call the Menu waiting [Menu 4-4-4] (network dependent) If this service is service is ? Enable, you can accept a waiting (incoming) call. If this Disabled, you cannot recognize the waiting (incoming) call. Activate [Menu 4-4-4-1] Activating ? Disable the the Check status Checking Yes corresponding service. [Menu 4-4-4-3] the Status of the service. Auto redial ? service.
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing Select line the Menu [Menu 4-4-6] This function is supported by the independent phone numbers are registered for the phone. This function provides you with the selection the currently used phone number. If this function is supported by your service provider, the following menu will be displayed. only used if Two line service Service Provider. Two ? Line 1 : Select Line 1 as the current phone number. ? Line 2 : Select Line 2 as the current phone number.
Accessing CUG (Closed User the Menu Group) [Menu 4-4-8] (network dependent) Use this function to restrict usage of the phone to calls with numbers belong to certain user groups. When this function is used every that outgoing call is associated with a group index. If a group index is specified, it is used for all outgoing calls. If no group index is specified, the network will use the preferential index (a specific index that is stored in the network). CUG1~10 : If you select submenu. A.
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing the Menu Security settings [Menu 4-5] PIN code [Menu 4-5-1] In this menu, you can set the phone to ask for the PIN code of your SIM card when the pone is switched on. If this function is activated, be you'll 1. Press 2. Press requested to enter the PIN code. [Menu] key in standby for direct mode. access or use and to enter Settings. 3. Scroll to highlight Security settings 4. Select PIN code 5. You can view the by pressing following menu. [Select].
Accessing ? Outg. The intl the Menu roam: barring service of all international calls outgoing except home network. ? All incoming: The ? Inc when The ? barring can service of all incoming calls incoming calls when roam: Cancel all You ? barring service of all roaming barring: cancel all barring service. Change passwd: You FDN You can change the password for Call Barring Service. setting [Menu 4-5-3] (SIM dependent) can numbers 1. Press 2.
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing ? Fixed dial num On can : You the Menu [Menu 4-5-3-1] restrict your outgoing calls to selected call without restricting phone phone number. Off ? : You can Number list You can Change You can number. [Menu 4-5-3-2] view the number list saved code change as Fixed dial number. [Menu 4-5-4] the 1. Press [Menu] 2. Press key access in codes: standby for direct PIN, PIN2, Security code. mode. and access or use to enter Settings. 3.
Accessing Manual The the Menu [Menu 4-6-2] will find the list of available networks and show you them. Then you can select the network which you want to use if this network has a roaming agreement with your home network operator. phone Preferred You to [Menu 4-6-3] set can register a list of with preferred networks the handset should first, before attempting networks. This list is created from the attempt register to any other handset's predefined list to of known networks.
Call divert (network and [Menu 5] Accessing subscription dependent) the Menu 5 Call divert The Call divert service allows to divert voice calls, fax calls, and data calls contact your service incoming to another number. For details, provider. 1. Press [Menu] 2. Press for direct in standby mode. access or use and to enter Call divert. All voice calls Diverts voice calls If [Menu 5-1] unconditionally.
Accessing All data calls Diverts to a Diverts to a [Menu 5-5] number with All fax calls Enable unconditionally. menus a fax connection unconditionally. [Menu 5-x-x] have the submenus as shown below. [Menu 5-x-1] Activating ? PC connection a [Menu 5-6] number with The submenus Call divert the Menu the corresponding Voicemail box service. [Menu 5-x-x-1] Forwards to message center. This function doesn't include All data calls and All fax calls menus.
Call divert (network Disable and [Menu 5] subscription dependent) [Menu 5-x-2] the corresponding Check status [Menu 5-x-3] Deactivating Checking the Status of the Cancel all diverts corresponding [Menu 5-7] Cancels all call divert service. ENGLISH 78 service. service.
Scheduler [Menu 6] Accessing the Menu 6 Scheduler When you enter this menu a Calendar will show up. On top of the screen there are sections for date and icons. Whenever you change the date, the calendar will be updated according to the date. And square cursor will be used to locate the certain day. If you bar on the calendar, it means that there is a schedule that function day. to remind you of your schedule and memo. The alarm tone if you set this for the note.
Scheduler [Menu 6] Accessing New You the Menu [Menu 6-1] can edit maximum 30 characters. You choose the following types of note. You can can take a note. You can make up to maximum 20 notes. Schedule [Menu 6-1-1] Input the subject, the schedule time, pressing [Select]. ? the repeat time, alarm time by Repeat - - - - - ? Once : no Daily : repeat schedule daily for Weekly : repeat schedule weekly for Monthly : repeat schedule monthly for Yearly : repeat.
Accessing Memo the Menu [Menu 6-1-2] 1. Select New 2. Scroll to 3. Press 4. Input by pressing highlight [Select]. Memo. [Select]. the memo and then press [Select]. Note if you set the schedule, "View day", "View all", "Delete last", and "Delete all" will be displayed. Otherwise, only "New" Only ? menu View will be done. day [Menu 6-2] Shows the note for the chosen day. Use , to browse the note lists.
Scheduler [Menu 6] Accessing View all [Menu 6-3] Shows the notes that through the pressing can ENGLISH 82 can set for all can use days. the Use , same menu as to browse "View [Options]. [Menu 6-4] delete for the last schedule Delete all You are note lists. You Delete last You the Menu [Menu 6-5] delete for the all note(s). already is notified you.
Fun & Tools [Menu 7] Accessing the Menu 7 Fun & Tools My folder You can Picture Icon [Menu 7-1-2] tone Sound [Menu 7-1-3] [Menu 7-1-4] [Menu 7-1-5] The submenus for each main ? Edit You ? one [Menu 7-1-x-x] [Menu 7-1-x-1] can edit each download content. Edit title You contents. [Menu 7-1-1] Animation Ring [Menu 7-1] view, delete, and control download can [Menu 7-1-x-2] edit the title for each download content.
Fun & Tools [Menu 7] Accessing ? Reset You [Menu 7-2-x-3] can Game The the Menu delete all download contents. [Menu 7-2] phone offers you the games to with. play Note ? The control keys However, each control keys. are different has one The rest an depending on a introduction to game. the main explain follows. ones are as [Common Key Function] , :Back : Melody You Pause or resume composer a game [Menu 7-3] compose a ring tone melody which you want.
Accessing editor Graphic You can edit 1. To edit, 2. To adjust 3. a which you want. choose the desired ? Mode ? Drawing ? Pixel For [Menu 7-4] graphic picture the picture, do as change and picture. follows : for press a : the mode of changes : Erasing cursor. changes between drawing and erasing on. controls : help, the Menu long covering the mode pixel. time.
Fun & Tools [Menu 7] Accessing 4. You you 5. can can check the converted value for the unit you want. number by pressing input the prime Press key converting Also, . [Back] key or the Menu if you want to end the process for the value. Calculator Calculator [Menu 7-6] This contains the standard functions such --, *, ÷ : as +, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division. 1. Input the 2. Use a numbers numeric by pressing navigation key to select a sign keys.
Accessing World time You can [Menu 7-7] view the time for each set the current time to 1. Select the 2. If you use same time 3. You can 4. Press PC the Menu city key, zone of around the world. to the time city belonged , city Also, you can time you select. you can zone by pressing check the other key. , city belonged to country. set the current time to the [Back] key to exit the city time you select. menu.
Internet [Menu 8] Accessing the Menu 8 Internet seven on Wireless services allows you to Application supported by your get the information such reports, and flight times. [Menu 8-1] homepage. The homepage may be the site which is profile. It will be defined by Service Provider make in activated profile.
Accessing Push messages You can Inbox You manage read can or a message to use push service. delete the push messages. [Menu 8-3-2] set the Profiles You [Menu 8-3] inbox and [Menu 8-3-1] can Receive You an the Menu option whether you will receive the message or not. [Menu 8-4] make up to 5 profiles and activate only one out of them. Scroll to desired profile and press to access available options. ? can Activate [Menu 8-4-1-1] Activate the selected ? profile.
Internet [Menu 8] Accessing - Conn. The and the Menu type [Menu 8-4-1-2-3] options for connection type are Temporary depend on the gateway you are using. or Continuous Temporary [Menu 8-4-1-2-3-1] A non-confirmed Continuous A confirmed (connectionless) service. [Menu 8-4-1-2-3-2] delivery mechanism but generates more network traffic. A few handsets may set the connectionless 9200 Conn. options using.
Accessing - Gateway the Menu info. [Menu 8-4-1-2-5] gateways do not require User ID and Password. If Almost WAP your gateway does't have ones, those should be provided by your network. Also, they must be set up before browsing WAP sites. - GPRS settings [Menu 8-4-1-2-6] The service a - settings are only available when GPRS is chosen as bearer service. Data setting [Menu 8-4-1-2-7] IP address : Input the IP address of the WAP gateway you access.
Internet [Menu 8] Accessing ? Rename the Menu [Menu 8-4-1-3] Edit the Profile Name. ? E-mail - server Connect [Menu 8-4-1-4] [Menu 8-4-1-4-1] Connect to the E-mail - Edit address server that you configured. [Menu 8-4-1-4-2] Edit the E-mail address. Go to URL You can move [Menu 8-5] to the site you want. In this menu, you the site address.
Accessing Cache You the Menu settings [Menu 8-6] the contents of Cache memory can remove or change the Cache mode. Clear cache [Menu 8-6-1] The contents of Cache memory will be removed. Cache check You ? can change [Menu 8-6-2] the time for checking the Cache memory. Always [Menu 8-6-2-1] The cache is always checked whenever URL is loaded or URL is navigated. ? Start only [Menu 8-6-2-2] The cache is ? Off checked when the WAP is started.
On line menu Accessing If you line, you are on can view the following these the Menu menus. Home Same to [Menu 8-1] Reload Reloads the current page. Bookmarks Same to [Menu 8-2] Save Bookmark You as can save a site as bookmark. GotoURL You can move to the site you want. In this menu, you can edit the site address. Go to email You Set You ENGLISH 94 server can move as email can to the E-mail server that you configured.
How to Use Data and Fax To be able to data software such or functions, you need sure that your Sending 1. Data 2. After a starting data or Functions service, you need the communicate or a fax program. Before to connect your phone is in connection with phone Connect your fax data as a callAdditional to a a using these computer compatible or make device. Fax Calls or computer to the phone. the communicate software, make a call and transmit fax. 3.
How to Use Data and Fax Receiving Data or Fax Calls - Single callAdditional Functions number If you have a SIM card that does not support separate voice, data and fax numbers, the phone does not recognize the type of incoming call. To use a data or fax service, make sure that you want to receive a phone to one of these Call (Settings Next Setting Incoming) menu. To receive 1. or a in the call mode options sub data fax call mode.
In call Menu Additional Functions The menu displayed to the default main options 1 are on the handset screen during a call is different reached from the idle screen, and the described here. menu DURING A CALL 1-1 You Putting a Call on Hold place a call on hold or retrieve by just pressing the [Send] key. When a call is made or answered, press the [Send] key to place it on hold. When a call is held, press the [Send] key can to make it active.
In call Menu Additional Functions 1-4 To Answering answer an press the an Incoming incoming call [Send] key. Call when the handset is ringing, simply The handset is also able to in a will show that a are already second call is waiting. This feature, known as Call available if your network supports it. For details of how to activate and deactivate it see Call waiting [Menu 4-4-4]. Waiting, If Call is warn you of an incoming call while you call.
Additional Functions 1-7 Switching DTMF Tones To turn DTMF tones handset to make [Menu] key, on use of during an a During on a Call call, for example, to allow your switchboard, select the automated then DTMF On. DTMF tones be turned off the can same way. up the Main Menu 1-8 Calling The Messages and SIM Tool kit main from the in-call menu Menu.
In call Menu Additional Functions 2-1 Making make a Second Call You can this, enter the second number and press a second call while you second call the first call is between calls by selecting 2-2 up Setting You can connect multiparty call a a already in a call. To do [Send]. When you get automatically put on hold. You can the [Menu] key then Swap.
Additional Functions 2-7 Putting Member of a a Multiparty Call on Hold To place one selected caller (whose number is currently displayed on-screen) of a multiparty call on hold, select the [Menu] key then Multiparty/Exclude. 2-8 A Private Call in To have a private a call with Multiparty one caller of Call a multiparty call, display the number of the caller you wish to talk to on the screen, then select the [Menu] key and Multiparty/Private to put all the other callers on hold.
Care and Maintenance When be ? using this unit, always followed. safety precautions Do not disassemble this unit. technician when ? basic Away repair from electrical below should as (Take it to a qualified required.) service work is appliance such as a TV, radio or personal computer. ? The unit should be situated from heat or ? Do not drop.
Caring ? for the Battery You do not need to recharging. effect that could ? ? ? ? ? Use only LG batteries designed to maximize Do not disassemble Keep and the or chargers. LG chargers battery life. short-circuit the the metal contacts of the the when it are battery pack. battery pack clean. Replace battery longer provides acceptable performance. The battery pack may be recharged hundreds times until it needs replacing.
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