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eieeaaa ENGLISH iAIAUOI WAP aceieianau eeauaeCAiOau aeNOau : W3000 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.
iAIAUOI WAP aceieianau eeauaeCAiOau aeNOau : W3000 e O?UEUA, OOE‡IUEOU‡, ‰‡IIU˛ EIOU UI?E˛ 'IEI‡UAI¸IO ‡OO‡ ‡U‡. OA A‰ EOOOI¸AO'‡IEAI eOi ‡IEUA EOOOI¸AO'‡IEfl.
W3000 EIAAU OO'A iIOOU¸ OOIE O'‡IIO"O OUEIfl, O・AOOA?E'‡AU OOI¸AO'‡UAI˛ IOUO ˚E ・OI¸?EE iAIAUOI IOIUO U E U‰O・OU'O.
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¸ '˚II˛?AI˚ I‡ cA 'II˛?‡EUA OU‡I?EE, EIE ・O UU UAIAUOI UOOIE'I˚i OOOUOflIIO O‡IOIAU‡. OIOIO ‡'UOA‡O ‡'O?I˚i i ‡IEIE˘, iEIE?AOIEi O E O O'A‰AIEE OO‰ ˚'I˚i A‡'O‰O' ‡・OU.
cA ‰OU ‡"E'‡EUAO¸ ‰O UOU OEOU'‡ UI‡IE. IOIU‡IUO' A‡ fl‰IO"O 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‡. uIOU AII˚A '˚AO'˚ OOUO'˚i OAUfli.
e・AO AIOAOOU‡ ˚ ........................................................................ o‡OUE ? ? 12 ........................................... 12 UAIAUOI‡ aE?A'‡fl OUO OI‡ UAIAUOI‡ a‡‰Iflfl O‡IAI¸ UAIAUOI‡ eOEO‡IEA aI‡'E? ? AUI'AIIO ............................................... 13 ............................................................. 14 aI‡'E?E .................................... 16 ................................................. 17 ........................................
NOOUUO I aAI˛ ............................................................. 26 ? ............................................................. 27 ? ..................................................... 28 ? ................................................... ? ................................................. 32 ? ............................................................ 32 ? ...................................................... 34 ? ................................................
e OUEIE [aAI˛ 3] iOI¸IO 'E・ [aAI˛ 3-1] AAA A'UI‡ [aAI˛ 3-2] e・˘EE [aAI˛ 3-3] E OIIEE [aAI˛ 3-4] c‡U?IEIE [aAI˛ 3-5] C I‡?EIA [aAI˛ 3-6] ............................................................. ................................................. 62 ? ..................................................... 62 ? .......................................................... 62 ? ....................................................... 62 ? .....................................................
........................................................ 86 ? ............................................................. 86 ? .................................................... 88 ? .................................................. 89 ? .......................................... 89 AIOAOOU‡ ˚ [aAI˛ 7] a" ˚ [aAI˛ 7-1] aOI'A UA [aAI˛ 7-2] a‡I¸IUIUO [aAI˛ 7-3] aE O'OA ' AIfl [aAI˛ 7-4] ............................................................. 91 ? ...................................
AIOAOOU‡ ˚ e・AO e O'A ¸UA E UI‡A‡II˚A IEEA.
e・AO < eO?EOII˚A AIOAOOU‡ ˚ > aIUO I‡?EOII˚E A'UOIO・EI¸IOA aOIOIAIU/CD a‡ fl‰IOA iOU OEOU'O eIAII‡fl OA A‰Iflfl O‡IAI¸ aOIOIAIU ‡'UOI‡UE?AOIOE O'flAE (handsfree) 11 eia
o‡OUE iAIAUOI‡ e・AO aE?A'‡fl eUO OI‡ iAIAUOI‡ 12 1 2 3 78 54 9 6 10 11 1 e‡IO'EI‡ UAIAUOIIOE U U・IE 2 5 eia «CO ‡'O» 8 aI‡'E?‡ «a‡IOI?EU¸» 9 aI‡'E?E ?EU aI‡'E?E I‡'E"‡?EE 10 aI‡'E?‡ «#» aI‡'E?‡ 11 aEI OUOI OO‰U'A E‰AIEfl 12 eU'A OUEA 6 aI‡'E?‡ E AI‡IO' OO‰II˛?AIEfl "OIO'IOE "‡ IEUU ˚ 12 E Caa/Coaa uI ‡I ‰EOOIAfl 3 aI‡'E?‡ «CIA'O» 4 7 aI‡'E?‡
e・AO a‡‰Iflfl O‡IAI¸ UAIAUOI‡ 5 7 6 4 1 3 2 1 2 A‡U‡ Afl EIAA‰O ‰Ifl OO‰II˛?AIEfl I‡・AIAE/‰Ifl OO‰II˛?AIEfl A‡ fl‰IO"O UOU OEOU'‡/EIAA‰O ‰Ifl OO‰II˛?AIEfl ‡'UOIO・EI¸IOE "‡ IEUU ˚ HandsFree (EOOOI¸AO'‡IEA UAIAUOI‡ ・AA OOIO˘E UI) /EIA‰O ‰Ifl OO‰II˛?AIEfl I‡U?IEI‡ E IEI OUOI‡ aIAII˚ ・‡U‡ AE 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 7 ・‡U‡ AE eU'A OUEA OO‰II˛?AIEfl "OIO'IOE "‡ IEUU ˚ 13 eia
eOEO‡IEA aI‡'E? e・AO cEEA OOI‡A‡I˚ IIOOO?I˚A IOIOOIAIU˚ eOEO‡IEA aIOOI‡ UAIAUOI‡. 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‡‰ IEIE. WAP A˚OU ‡fl II‡'E?‡ c‡E‡UEAI ˝UU II‡'E?U C˚ IOEAUA I‡O flIU˛ AEEI WAP. I‡ ˝UU II‡'E?U C˚ IOEAUA 'II˛?EU¸ U‰‡IflU¸ I‡ AI‡IE.
e・AO aIOOI‡ eOEO‡IEA nEU O'˚A uUE aI‡'E?E II‡'E?E I‡・O ‡ ' EOOOI¸AU˛UOfl AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl EIE OEI'OIO' ' c‡E‡UEA ' AIAIE ‰Ifl '˚AO'‡ '‡?A"O ‰Ifl I‡・O ‡ aIOOIE ‰O I‡・O ‡. ‰IEUAI¸IOI ' fl˘EI‡ AEEI ‰Ifl '˚AO'‡ UOIO AIIO"O 'iO‰‡ ‰IEUAI¸IO"O OO?U˚ aOOOI¸AUAUOfl e E ‰Ifl AEEIA A‰‡IUE O'‡IEfl. IAE‰UI‡ O‰IO"O ? O・ ‡AOI ''A‰AIEfl IOIA O' .
eOEO‡IEA aI‡'E? e・AO AUI'AIIO ?EU O'˚A - AUI'AIIOA ?EU O'OA OIA‰U˛˘AE U‡・IE?A. E aIOOI‡ aI‡'E?E OOOUIO?AIEA II‡'E‡UU ˚ OUO・ ‡EAIO ' eOEO‡IEA .
aIUO I‡?Efl c‡ ‰EOOIAA I‡ NEOOIAAaIUO I‡?Efl '˚O'A?E'‡AUOfl IAOIOI¸IO OOEO˚'‡AUOfl I‡E‰˚E NEOOIAA OEI'OIO', IEEA IOUO ˚E OEI'OI, I‡ '˚ IOEAUA U'E‰AU¸ I‡ UAIAUOIA. 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' UOU‡IO'IAI aOOOI¸AUAUOfl '˚AO'O', 1/2 ‰Ifl EOiO‰fl˘Ei IEIEfl AOIE '˚ OO‰II˛?EIEO¸ I UOIU"A ‰'Ui IEIEE. AU‰EI¸IEI UOU‡IO'IAI aIUO IE UAU E 'II˛?AI.
aIUO I‡?Efl eEI'OI/aI‰EI‡UO eEI'OI AU‰EO O OUEI¸ O "OIO'IOE AU‰EO O OUEI¸ ' ‡'UOIO・EIA. IOEAUA aAI˛ CA iIA"O eOEO‡IEA C˚AO'˚ e OUEIE iOU‡IO'IE eA A‡‰ AO. e "‡I‡EAA AIOAOOU‡ ˚ aIUA IAU iOIU"E 18 SIM "‡ IEUU OE. OA A‡‰ AOO'‡U¸ eOO・˘AIEfl eia NEOOIAAaIUO I‡?Efl eOEO‡IEA C˚ eEI'OI˚ I‡ '˚AO'.
iOU‡IO'IE c‡?‡IO iOU‡IO'I‡ ‡・OU˚ SIM-I‡ U˚ EIAA‰O ‰Ifl UOU‡IO'IE SIM-I‡iO‰EU¸Ofl I‡ A‡‰IAE O‡IAIE UAIAUOI‡. eIA‰UEUA OIA‰U˛˘EI UI‡A‡IEflI OO UOU‡IO'IA SIM-I‡ U˚. 1. i‰‡IEUA ・‡U‡ A˛ AOIE OI‡ O EI AOIAI‡ I UAIAUOIU. 2. COU‡'¸UA SIM-' "IAA‰O OO‰ IAU‡IIE?AOIEA AOIOUEOUO"O ‰A E‡UAIE, O E?AI ?'AU‡ IOIU‡IUIOA SIM-‰OIEIO OIOU AU¸ O AA‡II˚E U"OIOI 'O ‡'O.
iOU‡IO'IE c‡?‡IO 2. c‡‰‡'EUA I‡ ・‡U‡ A˛ ‡・OU˚ ‰O ˘AI?I‡. a‡ ‡‰I‡ ・‡U‡ AE eA A‰ UAI, I‡I OO‰OOA‰EIEU¸ I A‡ fl‰IO"O UOU OEOU'‡, UAIAUOIU ?UAIA OA AIOOIO"O I‡ UAIAUOI ・‡U‡ A˛. 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 , ?UO OOOIA A‡IAI˚ A‡ fl‰EU¸ U‰‡IflEUA ・‡U‡ A˛ EIE SIM-I‡ UU 'O ' AIfl A‡ fl‰IE. aI‰EI‡UO a‡ fl‰I‡ ・‡U‡ AE ・U‰AU OUO・ ‡E‡U¸Ofl I‡ ˝I ‡IA OOOIA OO‰II˛?AIEfl UAIAUOI‡ I A‡ fl‰IOIU UOU OEOU'U. iOI¸IO ' UOI OIU?‡A, IO"‰‡ ・‡U‡ Afl OOIIOOU¸˛ ‡A flEAI‡, EI‰EI‡?EE I‡‰OEOE ? ・‡U‡ AE IAO・iO‰EIO ・‡U‡ AE.
iOU‡IO'IE c‡?‡IO aIOU UI?Efl eA A‰ A‡IAIOE OUOOA‰EIEUA OO A‡IAIA OA A‰IAE A"O OU ?'AUIOE OA A‰IAE O‡IAIE, A‡ fl‰IO"O 1. EIE NIfl O‡IAIE UAIAUOI UOU OEOU'‡. '˚II˛?EUA ‰ U"O"O A‡IAI˚ I‡EIEUA I‡ OA A‰IAE A‡˘AIIU ‡・OU˚ E O‡IAIE ' 'A iIAE ?‡OUE IO OUO‡ I‡O EIA O OOIO˘¸˛ IOIAU˚. c‡?IEUA OIEI‡U¸ OUO?A‰?U˛ OA A‰I˛˛ 'A iIAE 2. O‡IAI¸ O AA ?‡OUE.
eO fl‰OI 'II˛?AIEfl UAIAUOI‡ c‡?‡IO c‡?‡IO ‡・OU˚ O UAIAUOIOI 1. c‡EIEUA E U‰A EE'‡EUA II‡'E?U . A'UIO'OE 2. C 1] UOU‡IO'OI PIN1 IO‰‡ [aAI˛ 4-5- C‡I O E‰AUOfl O E‰AUOfl 3. OOIE C‡? EIE IA ''AOUE A"O AI‡?AIEfl. UAIAUOI OO‰II˛?AI OAUE, 'OIO A OOfl'EU¸Ofl I‡ I AA I‡A'‡IEA ˝I ‡IA. UAIAUOI‡ C AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl UOI˚?EUA C˚ UOI˚?EUA OE"I‡I. A‡'EOEIOOUE OU IE?IO"O C˚II˛?AIEA ‡・OU˚ A'UIO'OE I‡EIEUA E U‰A EE'‡EUA IIOOIU . C˚ OE"I‡I.
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- 5-6]. PIN1 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˚ 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‰‡. OOIE C˚ OOUA flIE EIE A‡・˚IE PUK 2 IO‰, O'flEEUAO¸ OO O'OEI IAOUI˚I IAO・iO‰EI OOOU‡'˘EIOI UOIU" O'flAE. aO‰ ・AAOO‡OIOOUE (OU aO‰ ・AAOO‡OIOOUE A‡˘E˘‡AU 4 ‰O 8 '‡? AI‡IO') UAIAUOI OU uUOU IO‰ IAO・iO‰EI ‰Ifl UAIAUOI‡ E 'II˛?AIEfl IAI˛ «a‡'O‰OIEAc UOU‡IO'IE». aO‰ OO UIOI?‡IE˛ -"0000". C˚ U‡I EA IOEAUA EAIAIEU¸ ˝UOU IO‰ ' «aAI˛ I‡OU OEIE ・AAOO‡OIOOUE».
iAIAUOII‡fl IIE"‡ NOOUUO NIfl OA AiO‰‡ ' IAI˛ IIE"E I‡EIEUA I aAI˛ UAIAUOIIOE II‡'E?U [aIAI‡] ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl, OOOIA '˚・A EUA IAO・iO‰EI˚E ˝UO"O ˝IAIAIU. eOEO‡IEA c‡A'‡IEA 1 2 aOI‡U¸ eOA'OIflAU C‡I NO・. IOIA . eOA'OIflAU C‡I A‡OEO¸ EOI‡U¸ OO A‰AIAIIOA ‰O・‡'IflU¸ EIfl E IO'˚A A‡OEOE EIAI E 3 A˚OU I‡・O 4 EOIOO. 5 E UOO˚ aOOE . 6 OOEOOI 'OA IOIA O'.
NOOUUO aOI‡U¸ aAI˛ [aIAI‡ 1] (eO'A ?AIEA 1. eI‡?‡I‡ ' I‡E‡' I‡ 2. I '˚AO'O' EA UAIAUOIIOE IIEEIE) OUI OEUA UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U, [aIAI‡]. AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl II‡'E?U C˚・A EUA OUIIU aOI‡U¸ I‡E‡'I‡II‡'E?U UUII?EE OOEOI‡. [C˚・ ] ‰Ifl‡IUE'‡?EE 3. C A‡'EOEIOOUE OU UOU‡IO'OI eOEOIOO OIA‰U˛˘AA IAI˛ IOEAU IA OOfl'EU¸Ofl. ? ? aIfl cOIA 4. C˚ 5. IOEAUA C˚・E ‡EUA 6. C˚ I‡ IOEAUA I‡EUE EIE OOEOOI EIAI E .
iAIAUOII‡fl IIE"‡ NOOUUO ? EOIOO. : C˚ ‰O・‡'EU¸ IOEAUA '˚・ ‡IIOE I aAI˛ "OIOOO'OE OOA˚'IOE I A‡OEOE EIE EAIAIEU¸ AA "OIOOO'OE OOA˚'IOE ? EI‡'I˚E : NIfl I‡E‰OE A‡OEOE C˚ '˚・ ‡U¸ ‡・O?A"O IOEAUA ‰OI‡?IA"O, IO・EI¸IO"O IOIA EIE EA UAIAUOIO' O‰EI, ?‡OUO I‡・E ‡AI˚E. OOIE C˚ UOU‡IO'EUA ˝UU UUII?E˛, ?‡OUO I‡・E ‡AI˚E IOIA ・U‰AU IOIA O' OUO・ ‡E‡U¸Ofl NO・. A‡OEO¸ e OOIO˘¸˛ ˝UOE OA '˚I ' OOEOIA. [aIAI‡ 2] UUII?EE '˚ IOEAUA ''O‰EU¸ IO'˚A A‡OEOE ' UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U.
NOOUUO 3. C˚・A EUA - ? UEO SIM I‡ U‡ SIM-I‡ U‡ : C˚ a. O‡IflUE, "‰A C˚ iOUEUA OOi ‡IEU¸ EIE IOEAUA ''AOUE EIfl E C'A‰EUA : IOIA II‡'E? y [OK], [OK]. ‰O・‡'EU¸ I A‡OEOE "OIOOO'OE OOA˚'IOE, I‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [Na]. C˚ IOEAUA ''AOUE ‡‰ AO EIfl, IOIA ‡ IO・EI¸IO"O, ‡・O?A"O UAIAUOIO', ˝IAIU OIIOE OO?U˚ C'A‰EUA C'A‰EUA IOIA U‡IO‡ E EIfl. b. c‡EIEUA U II‡'E?y c. C˚ iOUEUA ‰OI‡?IA"O, a. OOOIA ˝UO"O IOIA . c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U d. OOIE C˚ iAIAUOI EIUO I‡?E˛ EIfl.
iAIAUOII‡fl IIE"‡ NOOUUO C‡I IAO・iO‰EIO O OEAIAOUE OIO'O A‡ 2 OAIUI‰˚, ‰Ifl IOIU OIfl O ‡'EI¸IOOUE ‡OOOAI‡IEfl OOOIA "OIOOO'O"O aAI˛ I ˝UO"O, OOA˚'IO"O, OOO OOEU O OEAIAOUE OIO'O A˘A ‡A. eOOIA O'A IE A'UIO'O"O OE"I‡I‡, "OIOOO'OE OOA˚'IOE O EI AOIflAUOfl I UAIAUOI IOIA U ‡'UOI‡UE?AOIE . 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˛ A˚OU I‡・O [aIAI‡ 3] a‡ I‡E‰OE IOIA II‡'E?AE EA OOEOI‡ OU 2 ‰O 9 UAIAUOIIOE OIOEAUA A'OIEU¸ I‡O flIU˛, IOEIO IIEEIE. I‡E‡' A‡I AOEU¸ OO A‰AIAII˚E C ˝UOI OIU?‡A C˚ IUEIU˛ II‡'E?U I‡ 2-3 OAIUI‰˚. 1. eI‡?‡I‡ ' I‡E‡' I‡ 2. eA AIA˘‡EUAO¸ ‡IUE'‡?EE 3. OUI OEUA UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U, [aIAI‡]. AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl II‡'E?U OO IAI˛ I‡EIEUA AU‰UU OUO・ ‡EAI˚ I‡・O ‡. ‰O UUII?EE «A˚OU I‡・O » [C˚・O ]. E ‰Ifl II‡'E?U 'OA UOU‡IO'IAII˚A IOIA ‡ ・˚OU O"O 4.
iAIAUOII‡fl IIE"‡ NOOUUO EOIOO. C˚ OOEOOI IOEAUA 'E‰AU¸ O EI AOIAI˚ I‡O flIU˛ IOIA O [eO?EE] ? UAIAUOII˚A IOIA ‡, I IOUO ˚I C˚ IOEAUA A'OIEU¸ [eepe‰aU¸]. C˚・ ‡' UAIAUOII˚E II‡'E?U E E I‡E‡' OOIO˘¸ II‡'E? C˚ 'OE‰AUA ' OIA‰U˛˘AA OO‰IAI˛ COOO OEA'AOUE : C˚ IOEAUA A‡I AOIAII˚E UAIAUOI‡.
NOOUUO 3. AU‰AU OUO・ ‡EAI OOEOOI aOIIA"E, VIP, E U.‰. 4. C˚・A EUA I‡A'‡IEA I‡EEI‡fl I‡ 5. 'OAi " UOO : aAI˛ eAI¸fl, N UA¸fl, O IOUO OE [C˚・O ]. " UOO˚, II‡'E?U I C˚ iOUEUA ‡・OU‡U¸, eOfl'EU¸Ofl OIA‰U˛˘AA OO‰IAI˛. ? NO・. U?-I‡ C˚ ? IOEAUA ‰O・‡'EU¸ IO'O"O ‡・OIAIU‡ eOEOOI " UOO˚. ' e OOI. U?-IO' - - C˚ IOEAUA O OOIOU AU¸ C˚ IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸ IAO・iO‰EIO"O [eO?EE], ‰‡IAA I‡E‡' I‡ OOEOOI ?IAIO' " UOO˚.
iAIAUOII‡fl IIE"‡ NOOUUO aOOE . C˚ 'OA ' I‡E‡' I‡ 2. EA O‡IflUE SIM I‡ U˚ ' O‡IflU¸ OUI OEUA UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U [aIAI‡] AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl II‡'E?U eA AIA˘‡EUAO¸ ‡IUE'‡?EE aAI˛ [aIAI‡ 6] IOOE O'‡U¸/A‡OEOE UAIAUOI‡ E I‡O・O OU. IOEAUA 1. eI‡?‡I‡ I OO IAI˛ I‡EIEUA UUII?EE aOOE O'‡U¸ [C˚・O ]. ‰O 'OA E , ‰Ifl II‡'E?U 3. eOfl'EU¸Ofl OIA‰U˛˘AA OO‰IAI˛.
NOOUUO iOU‡IO'IE C˚ [aIAI‡ 8] UOU‡IO'EU¸ O A‰OO?UEUAI¸IU˛ O‡IflU¸, IOUO ‡fl ' OA・fl eA AIAII˚E, iAIAUOI EIE SIM-I‡ U‡, ‡ U‡I eA AIAII˚E, 1. eI‡?‡I‡ I‡E‡' I‡ 2. aAI˛ IOEAUA 'II˛?‡AU EA I ' eO EIAIE, eO IOIA U. 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˚・O ]. E ‰Ifl II‡'E?U 3. eOfl'EU¸Ofl OIA‰U˛˘AA OO‰IAI˛. ? e‡IflU¸ 1. eA AIA˘‡EUAO¸ I UUII?EE e‡IflU¸ E I‡EIEUA [C˚・] ‰Ifl ‡IUE'‡?EE 2.
iAIAUOII‡fl IIE"‡ NOOUUO ? eOEOI 1. I aAI˛ OO eA AIA˘‡EUAO¸ I UUII?EE [C˚・] ‰Ifl ‡IUE'‡?EE eOEOI OO E I‡EIEUA 2. eOfl'flUOfl U E OO‰IAI˛ - - eA AIAII˚E : aIfl : eA AIAIIU˛, OA A‰ I‡?‡IOI OOEOI‡ UAIAUOI OO OOEU, "‰A 'AOUE OOEOI. aIfl, ・AA ‰OOOIIEUAI¸I˚i UI‡A‡IEE, "‰A EOI‡U¸ OOEOI ・U‰AU 'AOUEO¸ OO EIAI‡I. - cOIA : IOIA , ・AA ‰OOOIIEUAI¸I˚i UI‡A‡IEE, "‰A 'AOUEO¸ OO EOI‡U¸ OOEOI ・U‰AU IOIA ‡I.
e O'A . NOOUUO I UUII?Efl OOA'OIflAU C‡I UAI‡U¸, O'O・O‰IO"O E A‡IflUO"O IAOU‡ O‡IflUE '‡?AE UAIAUOIIOE IIEEIE. ' aAI˛ O‡I. uU‡ OIOI¸IO SIM-I‡ U‡ 0/250 iAIAUOI 0/250 1. eI‡?‡I‡ ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl OUI OEUA UAIAUOIIU˛ IIE"U, I‡E‡' I‡ II‡'E?U [aIAI‡]. C˚・E EUA UUII?E˛ eO ‡'I‡ I‡E‡' I‡ II‡'E?U [C˚・O ]. c‡A‡‰ 2. eO・OU. IOIA C˚ IOEAUA (' eA AIA˘‡EUAO¸ OO IAI˛ ‰O UUII?EE e O'A . n‡I. E ‰Ifl ‡IUE'‡?EE I‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [C˚・ .].
aAI˛ NOOUUO 5 EOIOO 1 1 eOO・˘AIEfl 1 c‡OEO‡U¸ eA A‰‡U¸ eOi ‡IEU¸ o‡・IOI aIAII. 2 k‡ U‡ NO・ ' OIO'‡ ¸ eIO'‡ ¸ CiO‰fl˘EA eUA AU¸ PA‰‡IU eA AOI‡U¸ N UIU OOO・˘. OOO・˘. EOIOO. 2 EOIOOO'OE fl˘EI 6 CEA.
NOOUUO 4 iOU. 1 3 1 iOI¸IO 4 5 'E・ e・˘EE E OIIEE c‡U?IEIE 6 C '˚AO'‡ II 3 eOO˚II‡ Aec 4 2 AAA A'UI‡ 3 aAI˛ aEI. AUIIA 2 eU'. I˛・OE e OUEIE I eEE‰‡IEA '˚A A'UO‰OA'OI 6 C˚・ ‡U¸ IEIE˛ 7 eIA‰ 'iO‰fl˘ a‡˘EU‡ 5 5 I‡?EIA 1 PIN1 2 iAI-I A‡・I 3 A'UOI‡UE?AOI‡fl 4 4 iOU‡IO'IE 1 2 3 AU‰EI¸IEI 1 AIUE'E O'‡U¸ 5 ・IOIE O'I‡ II‡'E? a‡O AU '˚A iEIO. I‡・O 6 eIAI‡ IO‰‡ 6 C˚・O 2 eUII˛?EU¸ 1 N‡U‡ & C AIfl 1 N‡U‡ 2 C AIfl iOU.
aAI˛ NOOUUO 5 6 eA A‡‰ AO. 1 COA 2 OOIE 3 cAU 4 e "‡I‡EAA 1 '˚AO'˚ e‡OOEO‡IEA 2 a‡IAUI‡ OU'AU‡ 2 cA‰OOUUOAI 5 COA '˚A. ‰‡II 3 6 COA '˚A. U‡IO 4 7 eUIAIEU¸ cO'OA 1 A‡IflU 5 'OA 7 e OOIOU ‰Ifl e OOIOU -'OA eUA AU¸ OOOI eUA AU¸ 'OA AIOAOOU‡ ˚ 1 a" ˚ 1 uOU A・ 2 eUI‡O?. "OIIE 3 a‡IAI.
NOOUUO 8 aIUA IAU 1 NOI‡?I 2 a‡II‡‰IE 3 e OUEIE 4 eA AiO‰ I URL 5 c‡OU . I˝?‡ 1 e・ . I˝? 2 e O'A I‡ 6 c‡OU . ・AAOO 7 e・ O OUEI 9 iOIU"E N‡IIOA I aAI˛ SIM IAI˛ A‡'EOEU OU SIM I‡ U˚ E O O'‡E‰A ‡ UOIU" OOUO'OE O'flAE.
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO I aAI˛ eOO・˘AIEfl C˚・O c‡A‡‰ N‡IIOA IAI˛ 'II˛?‡AU ' OA・fl UUII?EE, O'flA‡II˚A O UOIU"‡IE SMS (eIUE・OE aO OUIEi eOO・˘AIEE), "OIOOO'OE OO?UOE, ‡ U‡IEA OIUEA・I˚IE OAUA'˚IE OOO・˘AIEflIE. c‡OEO‡U¸ C˚ [aAI˛ 1-1] IOEAUA OOOU‡'IflU¸ E ‡AIA OI ‰O 1024 A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ AI‡IO'. a OIA UO"O, UAIOUO'˚A '˚ IOEAUA OOO・˘AIEfl O O'A flU¸ IOIE?AOU'O AI‡IO'. 1. COE‰EUA [C˚・O ]. 2.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ eA A‰‡U¸ eA A‰‡U¸ UAIOUO'OA 1. OOIE C˚ iOUEUA U A・UAI˚E 2. C‡? OUO ‡'EU¸ UAIOUO'OA OOO・˘AIEA, ''A‰EUA IOIA . UAIAUOI iOUEUA A"O OOO・˘AIEA OOO OOEU C‡O ''AOUE OO IOIA , IOUO OIU C˚ OUO ‡'EU¸. 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. 4. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U , AOIE C˚ u˘EIA EOiO‰fl˘Ei OOO・˘AIEE, C˚ AOIE iOUEUA OOi ‡IEU¸ EIE I‡EIEUA IE A"O ' II‡'E?U ˝UO"O IA iOUEUA. eOi ‡IEU¸ eOi ‡IflAU OOO・˘AIEA 1.
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO I aAI˛ aIAII. I‡ U‡ uIAIAIU‡IE 'EAEUIOE I‡ UO?IE fl'Ifl˛UOfl EIfl, IOIA IO・EI¸IO"O UAIAUOI‡, ‡・O?EE IOIA UAIAUOI‡, ‡ U‡IEA I‡ UO?IU NO・ ' IOEAUA ‰O・‡'IflU¸ 'EAEUIU˛ OOO・˘AIE˛. OIO'‡ ¸ OOIE C˚ C˚ I C˚ A‡OEO¸. ‰OOOIIEUAI¸I‡fl iOUEUA IOEAUA ‰O・‡'EU¸ O‰AI‡U¸ ‰Ifl I‡E‰O"O ˝UO OIO'O, IOUO OA C˚ OUUAI O‰IOI ‡UIO"O ?‡OUO EOOOI¸AUAUA, I‡E‡UEfl II‡'E?E AI‡I‡. 1. COE‰EUA 2. C˚・A EUA NO・ [C˚・O ] 3. C'A‰EUA ' IAI˛.
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. a OIA UO"O, eAEEI U‡IEA I‡ ? O・AOOA?E'‡AU ?AU˚ A AEEI‡ AEEI a‡IAI¸IEi ‰ U"OE a‡I UAIAUOI : eZi, nEU O'OE AEEI, AEEI a‡"I‡'I˚i ・UI', ・UI'.
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO ? NIfl ''O‰‡ IOIA ‡ AEEIA, eO?Efl I‡EIEUA EAO・ ‡EAIIOE c‡A‡‰ ? a‡I 1024/1 NIfl I‡ ? O II‡'E‡UU A. AEEIOI ・UI' OEI'OIOI, ・UI'˚, I‡EIEUA EAO・ ‡EAII˚I II‡'E‡UU A.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ CiO‰fl˘EA [aAI˛ 1-2] aO"‰‡ C˚ OOIU?‡AUA OOI‡A˚'‡AU OOO・˘AIEA OOO・˘AIEA 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, ' IEEIAE ?‡OUE OOEOI‡ C˚ U'E‰EUA I‡‰OEO¸ i‰‡IEU¸ 'OA ‰Ifl U‰‡IAIEfl 'OAi 'iO‰fl˘Ei OOO・˘AIEE. e E O O?UAIEE OOO・˘AIEfl I‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [eO?EE] ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl ‰OOUUO‡ I ' OOEOIA 'iO‰fl˘Ei EIA˛˘EIOfl OO?EflI.
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO I aAI˛ C˚A'‡U¸ 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 OOIO˘E ‰‡IIO"O '˚AO'O'. EOiO‰fl˘Ei IAI˛ II‡'E? II‡'E?U '˚EUE EA C˚ , OIOEAUA eA AE‰EUA I I‡'E"‡?EE , U'E‰AU¸ IUEIOIU O E OOOIA ˝UO"O I‡EIEUA OOO・˘AIEfl. OOIE u˘EI‡ EOiO‰fl˘Ee OOO・˘AIEE, ‰Ifl O OOIOU ‡ IAI˛ OOEOOI OOO・˘AIE˛ C˚ A‡iOUEUA I‡EIEUA II‡'E?U .
NOOUUO N I aAI˛ UIU 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 aIUOOIUE・‡ [aAI˛ 1-4] (a‡'EOEU OU OAUE E UOIU") O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚i aIUO I‡?EOII˚A OOO・˘AIEfl (CB Message) fl'Ifl˛UOfl UAIOUO'˚IE OOO・˘AIEflIE, OA A‰‡'‡AI˚IE OAU¸˛ OOI¸AO'‡UAIflI UAIAUOIO' GSM.
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO eC e EAI I aAI˛ [Menu 1-4-2] ?N‡ 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 [Menu 1-4-3] ?N‡ OOIE C˚ '˚・A AUA ‰‡IIOA IAI˛, C‡? UAIAUOI ・U‰AU A'UIO'OE OE"I‡I O E OOIU?AIEE EIUO I‡?EOIIO"O OOO・˘AIEfl.
NOOUUO a‡I‡I˚ (a‡'EOEU [aAI˛ 1-4-5] ? OU OAUE E O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚i I aAI˛ UOIU") NO・‡' [aAI˛ 1-4-5-1] 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. OOEOI‡ I [aAI˛ 1-4-5-2] OOIE C˚ '˚・A AUA ‰‡IIOA IAI˛, C˚ OIOEAUA U'E‰AU¸ I‡UA"O E˛ aIUO I‡?EOIIO"O OOO・˘AIEfl, IOUO U˛ C˚ ‰O・‡'EIE. OOIE C˚ I‡EIAUA II‡'E?U [eO?Efl], C˚ OIOEAUA A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ E U‰‡IEU¸ I‡UA"O E˛ aIUO I‡?EOIIO"O OOO・˘AIEfl, IOUO U˛ C˚ ‰O・‡'EIE.
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO EOIOOO'OE fl˘EI C˚ IOEAUA U‡I‡fl O'flAE. e E [aAI˛ 1-5-2] "OIOOO'˚i OOO・˘AIEE AOIE IOIO‡IEAE-OOA ‡UO OI OOUO'OE OOOU‡'IflAUOfl OOIU?AIEE IO'OE "OIOOO'OE OOfl'EUOfl OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘EE OO?U˚ I‡ OEI'OI. ˝I ‡IA eOE‡IUEOU‡, I C‡?AE IOIO‡IEE-OOOU‡'˘EIU UOIU" OOUO'OE OOIU?AIEAI ・OIAA OO‰ O・IOE EIUO I‡?EE ‰Ifl O・ ‡UEUAO¸ A‡ OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘AE IOIUE"U ‡?EE 1. c‡EIEUA E U‰A EE'‡EUA ' II‡'E?U 2. C˚ ? '‡?A"O ' UA?AIEA O'flAE UAIAUOI‡. IAIOUO O"O ' AIAIE AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ o‡・IOI˚ [aAI˛ 1-7] e A‰I‡AI‡?AIO ‰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. C˚ IOEAUA OOi ‡IEU¸ 6 ?‡・IOIO' OA A‰ I‡?‡IOI A‰‡IUE O'‡IEfl. C˚ eOU‡I¸I˚A fl'Ifl˛UOfl . IOEAUA A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ ? eA‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ : C˚ IOEAUA A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ ?‡・IOI. ? eUA AU¸ C˚ IOEAUA U‰‡IEU¸ ?‡・IOI. : iOU‡IO'IE iEO Ei. [aAI˛ 1-8] OOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1-8-1] iAIOU, EOIOO, i‡IO, e・˚?IO, aAOUI. OAE‰E, X.400, E-mail, iAIOU.
eOO・˘AIEfl [aAI˛ 1] NOOUUO eU?AU O ‰OOU '˚・A AUA N‡ ' ‰‡IIOI IAI˛, ‰OOU‡'IAIO C‡?A OOO・˘AIEA UOOA?IO OU' eOOIA OA A‰‡?E C˚ IE?O, IOUO OIU C˚ OUO ‡'EIE C‡I, 'II˛?AI‡ ' C‡? UAIAUOI‡. OOIE C˚ UAI‡U¸, [aAI˛ 1-8-4] OOO・˘AIEfl, OIOEAU OU'AUEU¸ SMS OIOEAUA EIE IAU. OOO・˘AIEA, nAIU aAI˛ [aAI˛ 1-8-3] OOIE C˚ eOI‡UEU¸ I O?AU OOI‡U˚ E OUOEIOOU¸ OU'AU‡ ・U‰AU [aAI˛ 1-8-5] A‡iOUEUA OUO ‡'EU¸ UAI‡U¸ ‡‰ AO ?AIU ‡ UAIOUO'OA OOO・˘AIEE SMS OOO・˘AIEA, C˚ OIOEAUA O E OOIO˘E ‰‡IIO"O IAI˛.
C˚AO'˚ [aAI˛ 2] NOOUUO I aAI˛ C˚AO'˚ e OOU˘AII˚A [aAI˛ 2-1] N‡IIOA IAI˛ OOI‡A˚'‡AU O OOU˘AII˚E UAIAUOII˚E IOIA (IOIA ‡). C˚ IOEAUA OOU˘AOU'EU¸ '˚AO' OO ˝UOIU IOIA U, OOi ‡IEU¸ A"O, ‡ U‡IEA O OOIOU AU¸ ‰‡UU E ' AIfl ' ‰‡IIOI IAI˛ eU'A?AII˚A [aAI˛ 2-2] C˚ IOEAUA IOEAUA U‡IEA O OOIOU AU¸ OOOIA‰IEA OOIU?AII˚A OOU˘AOU'EU¸ '˚AO' OO O OOIOU AU¸ ‰‡UU E '˚AO'˚. C˚ ˝UOIU IOIA U, OOi ‡IEU¸ A"O, ' AIfl ' ‰‡IIOI ‡ IAI˛.
C˚AO'˚ [aAI˛ 2] NOOUUO I aAI˛ e?EOUEU¸ EU I‡I [aAI˛ 2-4] C˚ IOEAUA U‰‡IEU¸ 'OA OOEOIE '˚AO'O'. 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [aAI˛] 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U O E OOIO˘E C˚AO'˚. 3. ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ II‡'E? , I‡'E"‡?EE C˚・A EUA AEEI e?EOUEU¸ EU I‡I [C˚・O ] ‰Ifl 'iO‰‡ ' IAI˛. 4. c‡ ˝I ‡IA ‰EOOIAfl OOfl'flUOfl 'OE‰EUA E I‡EIEUA II‡'E?U OIA‰U˛˘EA 4 OO‰IAI˛ : E COA '˚˝O'˚. e OOU˘AII˚A, eU'A?AII˚A, aOiO‰fl˘EA, 5.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ eUOEIOOU¸ [aAI˛ 2-5] e E OOIO˘E ‰‡II˚i OO‰IAI˛, C˚ ‰IEUAI¸IOOU¸ OIOEAUA UAI‡U¸ E OUOEIOOU¸ '˚AO'‡. NIEUAI¸IOOU¸ [aAI˛ 2-5-1] N‡II‡fl UUII?Efl OOA'OIflAU C‡I UAI‡U¸ ‰IEUAI¸IOOU¸ C‡?A"O eOOIA‰IA"O C˚AO'‡, CiO‰fl˘Ei E aOiO‰fl˘Ei C˚AO'O' ' ?‡O‡i, IEIUU‡i E OAIUI‰‡i. C˚ IOEAUA U‡IEA O・ OOEU¸ 'OA ' AIAII˚A i‡ ‡IUA EOUEIE '˚AO'‡. 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [aAI˛] 2. c‡EIEUA ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ II‡'E? O E OOIO˘E C˚AO'˚. 3. II‡'E? ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl.
C˚AO'˚ [aAI˛ 2] NOOUUO 3. eUOEI C˚・A EUA AEEI [C˚・O ]. c‡ ˝I ‡IA ‰EOOIAfl '˚A E I‡EIEUA aAI˛ II‡'E?U OIA‰U˛˘EA 4 OO‰IAI˛ COA '˚AO'˚, eOU‡UOI, ‡ U‡IEA OOfl'flUOfl eOOIA‰IEE '˚AO', e・ OOEU¸ 'OA. I : CIEI‡IEA ? NAEOU'EUAI¸I‡fl OUOEIOOU¸ '˚AO'‡ IOEAU ' A‡'EOEIOOUE OU ‡AIE?‡U¸Ofl i‡ ‡IUA EOUEI OAUE, OO fl‰I‡ '˚OU‡'IAIEfl O?AUO' E I‡IO"O'. iOU ? OUOEI iOU. C˚ [aAI˛ 2-5-3] [a‡'EOEU IOEAUA ?AI˚ A‡ I‡ U˚] UOU‡I‡'IE'‡U¸ UEO '‡I˛U˚ E A‰EIE?˚ OOI‡U˚.
NOOUUO ? iOU. I A‰EU N‡II‡fl aAI˛ [aAI˛ 2-5-3-2] UOIU"‡ OOA'OIflAU C‡I O" ‡IE?E'‡U¸ C‡?Ei '˚AO'O' IOIE?AOU'OI A‰EIE? OOI‡U˚. OOIE OAUA'‡fl OUOEIOOU¸ C˚ I '˚・A AUA oEU‡U¸, UO OOU‡UOI A‰EIE? OOI‡U˚ ・U‰AU ‰EOOIAA. OOIE C˚ '˚・A AUA aAIAIEU¸, UO C˚ EAIAIEU¸ C‡? IEIEU OOI‡U˚. OOI‡A‡I I‡ OIOEAUA 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [aAI˛] 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U EIE O E OOIO˘E C˚AO'˚. ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ II‡'E? , I‡'E"‡?EE 'OE‰EUA ' IAI˛ 3.
C˚AO'˚ [aAI˛ 2] NOOUUO ? A'UOOOI‡A I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 2-5-3-3] UOIU"‡ OOA'OIflAU C‡I ‡'UOI‡UE?AOIE U'E‰AU¸ C‡?A"O OOOIA‰IA"O '˚AO'‡. OOIE C˚ '˚・A AUA N‡ ' A'UOOOI‡A, C˚ OIOEAUA U'E‰AU¸ OUOEIOOU¸ OOOIA‰IA"O N‡II‡fl OAUA'‡fl OUOEIOOU¸ IAI˛ '˚AO'‡ OOOIA A"O OIOI?‡IEfl. 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U O E OOIO˘E C˚AO'˚. eia 60 II‡'E? [aAI˛] ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ , I‡'E"‡?EE 'OE‰EUA 3. C˚・A EUA AEEI iOU‡IO'I‡ E I‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [C˚・O ] ‰Ifl 'iO‰‡ ' IAI˛. 4.
e OUEIE [aAI˛ 3] NOOUUO I aAI˛ e OUEIE C ‰‡IIOI IAI˛ C˚ OE"I‡I˚ UAIAUOI‡ UOIO'EE E IOEAUA EAIAIflU¸ E I‡OU ‡E'‡U¸ A'UIO'˚A ‡AIE?I˚i OO・˚UEE, EIA , OOIE C‡? UAIAUOI ' A‡'EOEIOOUE OU " UOO ‡・OIAIUO'. (c‡O Handsfree, UO OI ‡'UOI‡UE?AOIE OA AE‰AU ' AEEI O OUEIfl Handsfree, ‡ AOIE C‡? UAIAUOI OO‰II˛?AI I "OIO'IOE I OO‰II˛?AI "‡ IEUU A, UO OI ‡'UOI‡UE?AOIE OA AE‰AU ' AEEI O OUEIfl c‡U?IEI‡. 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U [aAI˛] 2.
e OUEIE [aAI˛ 3] NOOUUO iOI¸IO ? I aAI˛ 'E・ [aAI˛ 3-1] AIUE'E O'‡U¸ : C˚ I‡OU OEU¸ O OUEI¸ I‡ AOIE C‡I OOI‡‰O・EUOfl AEEI IOEAUA 'E・ OA'OIOI, 'E・ ‡?EE. AAA A'UI‡ ? [aAI˛ 3-2] AIUE'E O'‡U¸ : C˚ IOEAUA A'UI‡ ? aAIAIEU¸ : C˚ , UOU‡IO'EU¸ O OUEI¸ I‡ AAA C˚ I‡iO‰EUAO¸ ' UEiOI IAOUA. AOIE IOEAUA EAIAIflU¸ AI‡?AIEfl OO‰IAI˛ e OUEIE. e・˘EE [aAI˛ 3-3] ? ? AIUE'E O'‡U¸ : C˚ IOEAUA aAIAIEU¸ : C˚ IOEAUA EAIAIflU¸ AI‡?AIEfl UOU‡IO'EU¸ O OUEI¸ I‡ e・˘EE. OO‰IAI˛ e OUEIE.
NOOUUO C I‡?EIA ? ? I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 3-6] AIUE'E O'‡U¸ : C˚ aAIAIEU¸ : C˚ IOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ C I‡?EIA, IO"‰‡ '˚. ‰‡II˚E O OUEI¸ IOEAUA EAIAIflU¸ AI‡?AIEfl I‡ OO‰IAI˛ e OUEIE. E UOO‡ OO‰IAI˛ e OUEIE iEO EIAAU e OUEIAE [aAI˛ 3-x-x] OO‰IAI˛, O IOUO ˚i ‡OOI‡A˚'‡AUOfl [aAI˛ 3-x-1] '˚AO'‡ eOA'OIflAU UOU‡IO'EU¸ 'E‰ O A‰UO AE‰AIEfl '˚AO'A ' A‡'EOEIOOUE OU iEO A'OII‡ OI UE‡˛˘Ei O 'iO‰fl˘AI UOIO'EE. [aAI˛ 3-x-2] eOA'OIflAU UOU‡IO'EU¸ OI UE‡˛˘Ei IEEA.
e OUEIE [aAI˛ 3] NOOUUO E OII. II‡'E? [aAI˛ 3-x-5] eOA'OIflAU UOU‡IO'EU¸ " OIIOOU¸ A'U?‡IEfl ' A‡'EOEIOOUE OU A'UOOU'AU aAI˛ I OI UE‡˛˘Ei IIOOOI II‡'E‡UU ˚ UOIO'EE. [aAI˛ 3-x-6] N‡II‡fl UUII?Efl ・U‰AU ‡IUE'E O'‡I‡ UOI¸IO ' UOI OIU?‡A, C‡? UAIAUOI OO‰II˛?AI I IOIOIAIUU C I‡?EIA EIE I AOIE EOIO'IOE "‡ IEUU A. eOA'OIflAU C‡I UOU‡IO'EU¸ AEEI ‡'UOI‡UE?AOIO"O OU'AU‡ I‡ ? 'iO‰fl˘EE A'OIOI. eUII˛?EU¸ N‡EA UAIAUOI ・U‰AU AOIE A'OIEU¸, OI IA ・U‰AU OU'A?‡U¸ ‡'UOI‡UE?AOIE.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO I aAI˛ 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 ' 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U AEEI iOU‡IO'I‡. AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ ' 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˚ E IOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸ ・U‰EI¸IEI I‡ OO A‰AIAIIOA ' AIfl (o‡O aEIUU‡). 1. COE‰EUA 2.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO 5. OOIE C˚ I aAI˛ '˚・A AUA AEEI Power off alarm (AU‰EI¸IEI O E OEU‡IEE), UO OE"I‡I ・U‰EI¸IEI‡ O OA'U?EU '˚II˛?AIIOI UOU‡IO'IAIIOA C‡IE ' AIfl ‰‡EA O E ' '˚II˛?AIIOI UAIAUOIA. eUII˛?EU¸ C˚ [aAI˛ 4-1-2] IOEAUA OUIAIEU¸ 1. COE‰EUA 2. C˚・A EUA [C˚・O ]. ' UOU‡IO'IU C˚II˛?EU¸ OUUAI 3. c‡ ˝I ‡IA ‰EOOIAfl 4. OOIE C˚ [N‡]. N‡U‡ I‡E‡UEfl I‡ OOfl'EUOfl A‡iOUEUA OUIAIEU¸ OOIE IAU, & ・U‰EI¸IEI‡. aAI˛.
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 ? ' ?‡O˚. C ‰‡IIOI IAI˛ C˚ 12- '˚・ ‡U¸ IAE‰U UO I‡U‡IE. aAI˛. OUUAI I‡E‡UEfl I‡ [C˚・O ]. II‡'E?U iOU ' AIfl: C‰‡IIOIIAI˛ C˚ IOEAUA 1. C˚・A EUA [C˚・O ]. 2. C'A‰EUA IUEIOA 3. eUUAI ?‡O˚ ' '‡?AI I‡E‡UEfl I‡ UAIAUOIA. II‡'E?U C‡I ' AIfl. I‡E‡UEfl ' UA?AIEA U A・UAIO"O 4.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO iOU. C˚ aAI˛ I UAIAUOI‡ [aAI˛ 4-3] IOEAUA OOU˘AOU'EU¸ UOU‡IO'IU UAIAUOI‡ C˚・A EUA IAI˛ iOU. UAIAUOI‡), UOIOU AIE˛. OO C‡?AIU E I‡EIEUA [C˚・O ]. II‡'E?U NEOOIAE [aAI˛ 4-3-1] ? i ‡I-I¸ ˝I . [aAI˛ 4-3-1-1] OOIE C˚ ? IA ‡IUE'E UAUA ‰EOOIAE OAIUI‰, IE 'A IAUOfl ' O‰IU EA UUII?EE ' UA?AIEA 20 AEEI OEE‰‡IEfl. e E'AUOU'EA. [aAI˛ 4-3-1-2] N‡IIOA IAI˛ OOA'OIflAU UA?AIEA 'II˛?AIEE 1.
NOOUUO ? I aAI˛ aOIU ‡OU [aAI˛ 4-3-1-4] C˚ IOEAUA OUUAI uA˚IE C˚ UOU‡IO'EU¸ U A・UAIU˛ fl IOOU¸ I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?E , ‰EOOIAfl UaN I‡'E"‡?EE. [aAI˛ 4-3-2] IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸ IOUO ˚E ・U‰AU flA˚I, UOU‡IO'IAI I‡ UAIAUOIA. iOU. C˚ '˚AO'‡ IOEAUA I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?U aEI. AUIIA OOIE C˚ [aAI˛ 4-4] [C˚・O ] C˚ OIOEAUA OO OIA‰EU¸ A‡ A'UIO'OIU OE"I‡IU OOOIA IEIUU˚ ‡A"O'O ‡. eU'.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO I aAI˛ CIEI‡IEA ? a‡I EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸ OOIE C˚ OA AIOOIOE Handsfree: OA AIOOIOE I‡U?IEI, I‡E‡UOE IIOOIU I‡OO‰II˛?AIIOI I UAIAUOIU iOUEUA EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸ NA EEUA handsfree ' UA?AIEE IAIOUO O"O ' AIAIE 'O ' AIfl 'iO‰fl˘A"O '˚AO'‡, ?UO・˚ OU'AUEU¸ I‡ IA"O. eOO˚II‡ Aec (A‡'EOEU ? [aAI˛ 4-4-3] OU OAUE E O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚i UOIU") N‡ [aAI˛ 4-4-3-1] OOIE C˚ UOU‡IO'EUA ‰‡IIU˛ UUII?E˛, C˚ OIOEAUA OUO ‡'EU¸ C‡? IOIA UAIAUOI‡ ‰ U"OIU ‡・OIAIUU.
NOOUUO eEE‰‡IEA (A‡'EOEU '˚A I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 4-4-4] OAUE) OU OOIE ‰‡II‡fl UOIU"‡ OO‰II˛?AI‡, C˚ OIOEAUA O EIEI‡U¸ '˚AO'. OOIE ‰‡II‡fl UOIU"‡ IA OO‰II˛?AI‡, C˚ IA OIOEAUA O EIEI‡U¸ OEE‰‡˛˘EE ('iO‰fl˘EE) OEE‰‡˛˘EE ('iO‰fl˘EE) '˚AO'. ? AIUE'E O'‡U¸ [aAI˛ 4-4-4-1] AIUE'‡?Efl OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘AE ? eUII˛?EU¸ eUIAI‡ ? [aAI˛ 4-4-4-2] OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘AE e O'A I‡ e O'A I‡ UOIU"E. OOOU UOIU"E. [aAI˛ 4-4-4-3] OU‡UUO‡ UOIU"E.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO C˚・ ‡U¸ (A‡'EOEU IEIE˛ OU I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 4-4-6] OAUE) N‡II‡fl UUII?Efl EOOOI¸AUAUOfl UOI¸IO UO"‰‡, IO"‰‡ eOOU‡'˘EI iOIU" O A‰OOU‡'IflAU UOIU"U ‰OOOIIEUAI¸IOE IEIEE. N'‡ OU‰AI¸I˚i UAIAUOII˚i IOIA ‡ A"EOU E U˛UOfl A‡ UAIAUOIOI. N‡II‡fl UUII?Efl O A‰OOU‡'IflAU C‡I 'OAIOEIOOU¸ '˚・O ‡ UAIAUOIIO"O IOIA ‡ ‰Ifl EOOOI¸AO'‡IEfl ' I‡OUOfl˘EE IOIAIU. OOIE C‡? eOOU‡'˘EI iOIU" O・AOOA?E'‡AU ‰‡IIU˛ UUII?E˛, I‡ ˝I ‡IA ‰EOOIAfl eia OOfl'EUOfl OIA‰U˛˘AA IAI˛. 1.
NOOUUO eIA‰ 'iO‰fl˘ (A‡'EOEU OU I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 4-4-7] OAUE) C OIU?‡A iOIU"E e‰EIO?IO"O cOIA ‡ C˚ IOEAUA EOOOI¸AO'‡U¸ 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 UAIAUOI IAI˛, ? EOIOO. C˚ ? ˝I ‡IA ‰EOOIAfl OOfl'flUOfl OIA‰U˛˘EA OO?EE. OOO・˘. OIOEAUA OOIU?‡U¸ "OIOOO'˚A '˚AO'˚.
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO I aAI˛ a‡˘EU‡ [aAI˛ 4-5] PIN 1 [aAI˛ 4-5-1] C ‰‡IIOI IAI˛ C˚ IOEAUA UOU‡IO'EU¸, ?UO・˚ UAIAUOI O OOEI ''AOUE PIN 1 IO‰ C‡?AE SIM I‡ U˚ O E 'II˛?AIEE C‡?A"O UAIAUOI‡. OOIE ‰‡II‡fl UUII?Efl ‡IUE'E O'‡I‡, C‡? ''AOUE PIN 1 IO‰. UAIAUOI OOO OOEU C‡O 1. c‡EIEUA IIOOIU 2. c‡EIEUA EIE I‡ [aAI˛] II‡'E?U EOOOI¸AUEUA ' AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl . ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ II‡'E?E , I‡'E"‡?EE ‰Ifl 'iO‰‡ ' AEEI iOU‡IO'IE. 3. C˚・A EUA IAI˛ 4. C˚・A EUA PIN 1 OUUAI 5.
NOOUUO ? I aAI˛ AIUE'E O'‡U¸ ? eUII˛?EU¸ ? A'UOI‡UE?AOIE A'UOI‡UE?AOI‡fl ・IOIE O'I‡ II‡'E? [aAI˛ 4-5-3] e E ‡IUE'‡?EE UUII?EE Automatic key lock (A'UOI‡UE?AOI‡fl ・IOIE O'I‡ II‡'E?), II‡'E‡UU ‡ ・U‰AU A‡・IOIE O'‡I‡ ‡'UOI‡UE?AOIE, UA?AIEA ? ? AOIE IE O‰I‡ EA II‡'E? IA EOOOI¸AO'‡I‡O¸ ' 25 OAIUI‰. AIUE'E O'‡U¸ eUII˛?EU¸ CIEI‡IEA ? OOIE C˚ iOUEUA UAIAUOI‡ II‡'E?U ? OOIE C˚ A‡・IOIE O'‡U¸ II‡'E‡UU U '‡?A"O 'OE‰EUA ' CA iIAA aAI˛ E I‡EIEUA ' U?IU˛, .
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO a‡O AU iOIU"‡ '˚A [aAI˛ 4-5-4] A‡O AU‡ OOU˘AOU'IflU¸ ? C‡?AIU UAIAUOIU O EIEI‡U¸ OO A‰AIAIIU˛ I‡UA"O E˛ O‡ OIfl A‡O AU‡ '˚AO'‡. C˚ U'E‰AU¸ OIA‰U˛˘EA OO‰IAI˛. COA EOiO‰fl˘EA: C˚ ? '˚AO'‡ IA OOA'OIflAU EIE N‡II‡fl UUII?Efl U A・UAU '˚AO'O'. OIOEAUA aAI˛ I IOEAUA A‡O AUEU¸ 'OA EOiO‰fl˘EA '˚AO'˚. 'OA EOiO‰fl˘EA IAE‰UI‡ O‰I˚A 'OA EOiO‰fl˘EA IAE‰UI‡ O‰I˚A 'OA 'iO‰fl˘EA '˚AO'˚. 'OA 'iO‰fl˘EA '˚AO'˚ aOi IAE‰UI‡ : C˚ IOEAUA A‡O AUEU¸ '˚AO'˚.
NOOUUO iEIO. C˚ I‡・O [aAI˛ 4-5-5] (a‡'EOEU IOEAUA O" ‡IE?EU¸ EOiO‰fl˘EA UAIAUOII˚IE IOIA ‡IE. 1. c‡EIEUA IIOOIU cOIA ‡ [aAI˛] 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U EOOOI¸AUEUA ' OU '˚AO'˚ SIM I I‡ U˚) OO A‰AIAII˚IE A‡˘E˘AI˚ '‡?EI IO‰OI PIN2. AEEIA OEE‰‡IEfl. ‰Ifl OOIU?AIEfl O flIO"O ‰OOUUO‡ II‡'E?E aAI˛ 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‡. I‡E‡UEfl I‡ O ‡'EI¸I˚E, UO C˚ [C˚・O ].
iOU‡IO'IE [aAI˛ 4] NOOUUO eIAI‡ IO‰‡ C˚ I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 4-5-6] IOEAUA EAIAIEU¸ [aAI˛] 2. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U EOOOI¸AUEUA : IO‰˚ ‰OOUUO‡ 1. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U ' PIN1, PIN2 E a‡˘ IO‰. 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˚・O ]. eIAI‡ IO‰‡ OUUAI 5. OOIE C˚ a‡˘EU‡. I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?U IO‰ PIN1/IO‰ PIN2/aO‰ EOiO‰I˚E IO‰ E I‡EIEUA II‡'E?U iOUEUA EAIAIEU¸ ・AAOO‡OIOOUE , ''A‰EUA [OK]. 6.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ 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. uUOU eO A‰ C˚ OOI¸A IOEAUA OAUAE EA O A‰'‡ EUAI¸IO"O [aAI˛ 4-6-4] ‰O・‡'IflU¸ OAUA'O"O OOEOI‡. IO‰˚ O・ ‡AUAUOfl U U・IE. OOEOOI OOEOI‡ EA'AOUI˚i IO'˚A ˝IAIAIU˚ EIE U‰‡IflU¸ OU‡ ˚A EA aOEIO IAEA'AOUI˚ OAUE, IO‰ OU ‡I˚ ‰O・‡'IflU¸ IO'˚A OAUE, ?¸E OAUA'˚A U U・IA.
eA A‡‰ AO. [aAI˛ 5] (A‡'EOEU OU OAUE E O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚i NOOUUO UOIU") aAI˛ I 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 COA '˚AO'˚ OOIE cAU eA A‡‰ AOUAU eia 80 ・AA EOII˛?AIEfl "OIOOO'˚A '˚AO'˚.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ cA‰OOUUOAI [aAI˛ 5-4] eA A‡‰ AOUAU I‡iO‰EUOfl COA "OIOOO'˚A 'IA AOI˚ '˚A. '˚AO'˚, ‰AEOU'Efl AOIE UAIAUOI '˚II˛?AI EIE OAUE. ‰‡II [aAI˛ 5-5] eA A‡‰ AOUAU 'OA '˚AO'˚ I‡ IOIA , OO‰II˛?AII˚E I OO‰II˛?AII˚E I OA OOI‡I¸IOIU IOIO¸˛UA U. COA '˚A. U‡IO [aAI˛ 5-6] eA A‡‰ AOUAU 'OA '˚AO'˚ U‡IOEIEI¸IOIU ‡OO‡ ‡UU. I‡ IOIA , eO‰IAI˛ [aAI˛ 5-x-x] aAI˛ eA A‡‰ AO. EIAAU OO‰IAI˛, IOUO ˚A UI‡A‡I˚ IEEA. AIUE'E O'‡U¸ [aAI˛ 5-x-1] AIUE'E UAU ? u˘. OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘U˛ UOIU"U. "OI.
eA A‡‰ AO. [aAI˛ 5] (A‡'EOEU OU OAUE E O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚i UOIU") NOOUUO CIEI‡IEA ? C˚ IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸ IAO・iO‰EI˚E C‡I IOIA aA・ ‡IIO. eUII˛?EU¸ [aAI˛ 5-x-2] eUII˛?‡AU OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘U˛ UOIU"U. [aAI˛ 5-x-3] e O'A . OOOU e O'A I‡ OU‡UUO‡ eUIAIEU¸ OOOU'AUOU'U˛˘AE 'OA UOIU"E. [aAI˛ 5-7] eUIAIflAU UOIU"U OA A‡‰ AO‡?EE '˚A 'O'.
e "‡I‡EAA [aAI˛ 6] NOOUUO I aAI˛ e "‡I‡EAA '˚AO'O'. 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 .
e "‡I‡EAA [aAI˛ 6] NOOUUO cO'OA C˚ I aAI˛ [aAI˛ 6-1] A‰‡IUE O'‡U¸ I‡IOEIUI 30 AI‡IO'. C˚ IOEAUA OOA‰‡U¸ A‡IAUIU. C˚ IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸ EA OIA‰U˛˘Ei UEOO' A‡IAUOI. COA"O IOEIO OOOU‡'EU¸ ‰O 20 A‡IAUOI. IOEAUA e‡OOEO‡IEA [aAI˛ 6-1-1] C'A‰EUA O A‰IAU, A‡OI‡IE O'‡IIOA ' AIfl, ' AIfl OO'UO ‡, ' AIfl ・U‰EI¸IEI‡ OUUAI I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?U [C˚・O ]. ? eO'UO EU¸ [aAI˛ 6-1-1-1] - - e‰EI ‡A : IAU OEA‰IA'IO : AEA‰IA'I˚E : AEAIA‰AI¸I˚E OEAIAOfl?IO : AEAIAOfl?I˚E OO'UO OEA"O‰IO : AEA"O‰I˚E -e‡A'IA‰.
NOOUUO a‡IAUI‡ aAI˛ [aAI˛ 6-1-2] 1. C˚・A EUA [C˚・O ]. 2. eA AE‰EUA IAI˛ ' cO'OA OUUAI C'A‰EUA [C˚・O ]. IO'U˛ e OOIOU I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?U AEEI a‡IAUI‡. 3. c‡EIEUA II‡'E?U 4. I [C˚・O ] EIUO I‡?E˛ E I‡EIEUA I‡ II‡'E?U [aAI˛ 6-2] ‰Ifl eOI‡A˚'‡AU A‡IAUIU ‰Ifl I‡'E"‡?EE C˚ '˚・ ‡IIO"O IOEAUA , ‰Ifl. e E O OOIOU AU¸ OOIE C˚ UOU‡IO'EIE 'IAOAII˚IE A‡IAUI‡IE. OOIO˘E II‡'E? OOEOIE O OE"I‡I ・U‰EI¸IEI‡ ‰Ifl A‡IAUIE, I‡ ˝I ‡IA ‰EOOIAfl OOfl'EUOfl OEI'OI ・U‰EI¸IEI‡.
AIOAOOU‡ ˚ [aAI˛ 7] NOOUUO I AIOAOOU‡ ˚ a" ˚ [aAI˛ 7-1] C‡? UAIAUOI O A‰I‡"‡AU 3 E" ˚ . uOU A・ [aAI˛ 7-1-1] eUI‡O?. "OIIE a‡IAI.
NOOUUO I I‡E‰OE E" ˚ ‡AIE?I˚A. cO O・˙flOIfl˛˘EA OOIO'I˚A e・˘EA ‰Ifl 'OAi E" II‡'E?E ' aAI˛ CIEI‡IEA aI‡'E?E UO ‡'IAIEfl ‰Ifl I‡E‰OE E" A II‡'E?E AOU¸ I‡ UEIIE, UO ‡'IAIEfl. UO ‡'IAIEfl OOI‡A‡I˚ IEEA.
AIOAOOU‡ ˚ [aAI˛ 7] NOOUUO I aAI˛ aOI'A UA [aAI˛ 7-2] e AO・ ‡AUAU C˚・O I˛・OA EAIA AIEA ' IUEIU˛ eU˘AOU'UAU 4 UEO‡ C‡I 'AIE?EIU. 0.00 cm 0.000 cm 'OAIOEI˚i 'AIE?EI˚ : 1. C˚ c‡A‡‰ O AO・ ‡AO'‡IEE ' NIEI‡, eIO˘‡‰¸, IOEAUA '˚・ ‡U¸ UEOO' 'AIE?EI C˚・A EUA 'AIE?EIU ‰Ifl O E OOIO˘E 3. C˚ IOEAUA EAIAIEU¸ EA ?AU˚ Ai I‡E‡UEfl I‡ OUUAI [C˚・O ]. II‡'E?U 2. O‰EI ‰ U"EA CAO E e・˙AI II‡'E? 'AIE?EIU OUUAI O AO・ ‡AO'‡IEfl I‡'E"‡?EE. I‡E‡UEfl I‡ II‡'E?U [aAIAI]. 4.
NOOUUO I aAI˛ a‡I¸IUIUO [aAI˛ 7-3] CII˛?‡AU ' OA・fl OU‡I‰‡ UI˚A UUII?EE, U‡IEA eIOEEU¸, C˚?AOU¸, iIIOEEU¸, e‡A‰AIEU¸ 1. C'A‰EUA ?EOI‡ 2. c‡EIEUA OUUAI I‡E‡UEfl I‡ I‡I ?EU O'˚A +, -, *, : II‡'E?E. [eO?EE] ‰Ifl '˚・O ‡ IAO・iO‰EIO"O eIOEEU¸), C˚?AOU¸, iIIOEEU¸, e‡A‰AIEU¸, aI‡I, NAOflUE?I‡fl UO?I‡, eAAUI¸U‡U. I‡ II‡'E?U C‡I IAI˛, I‡O EIA , 3. C˚ IOEAUA U'E‰AU¸ AAUI¸U‡U, [eO?EE] 4. OOIE C˚ E AOIE I‡EIAUA I‡ II‡'E?U '˚・A AUA eAAUI¸U‡U.
AIOAOOU‡ ˚ [aAI˛ 7] NOOUUO eEIi OIEA‡?Efl PC Sync O fl'IflAUOfl I aAI˛ IOIO¸˛UA OI O O" ‡IIOE ‰Ifl O・IAI‡ ‰‡II˚IE IAE‰U OA OOI‡I¸I˚I IOIO¸˛UA OI E UAIAUOIOI ?A AA EIUO I‡?EOII˚E I‡・AI¸. eO˝UOIU, AOIE C˚ A‡iOUEUA C‡I OOI‡‰O・EUOfl NIfl OOIU?AIEfl ・OIAA OO‰ O・IOE EIUO I‡?EE EOOOI¸AUEUA 'OOOIO"‡UAI¸I˚E U‡EI (PC Sync Help file) I‡ IOIO‡IU-‰EOIA. 'OOOOI¸AO'‡U¸Ofl ‰‡IIOE UUII?EAE, IUOEU¸ 'OOOIO"‡UAI¸I˚E eia 90 IOIOIAIU.
aIUA IAU [aAI˛ 8] NOOUUO I aAI˛ aIUA IAU C‡? UAIAUOI OO‰‰A EE'‡AU UOIU"E, ・‡AE U˛˘EAOfl I‡ e OUOIOIA AAOO O'O‰IO"O NOOUUO‡ (WAP). C˚ IOEAUA OOIU?EU¸ ‰OOUUO UOIU"‡I, O A‰OOU‡'IflAI˚I C‡?AE OAU¸˛. aAI˛ UOIU" C‡I OOIU?‡U¸ U‡IU˛ EIUO I‡?E˛, I‡I IO'OOUE, I OOA'OIflAU O O"IOA OO"O‰˚, EIUO I‡?E˛ O AEO‡i O‡IOIAUO' E U.O. NOI‡?I [aAI˛ 8-1] C˚ IOEAUA OA AEUE I ‰OI‡?IAE O OUEIA.
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iAiIE?AOIEA N‡II˚A e・˘AA c‡EIAIO'‡IEA eEOUAI‡ : e O‰UIU‡ : W3000 GSM 900/DCS 1800 iAIOA ‡UU ‡ eI UE‡˛˘AE e A‰˚ eia a‡IO. : +55°C aEI.
WAP Phone USER'S MANUAL MODEL: W3000 Please read this manual before operating carefully your set. Retain it for future reference.
W3000 has a users' polished style which provides a 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 Use can charger with only specified batteries damage the phone. wet hands. and chargers as others Please note: Unusable batteries should be accordance with relevant disposed legislation. of in ORIGINAL accessories to avoid Only use your phone. Emergency damage to call may not be available under all cellular Therefore, you should never depend solely the phone for essential communications such as networks. on medical Important emergencies.
Overview Accessories ......................................................................... Part of the Phone ................................................................ ? Front of the Phone ? Rear of the Phone 12 ............................................................. 13 ................................................................... 14 ............................................................ 16 ? Information Display Information ? ? ? ? ? 17 ....................
Accessing Phonebook ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? the Menu ........................................................................... 26 27 [Names 1] Add new [Names 2] 28 30 Speed dial [Names 3] Voice list [Names 4] ............................................................30 Caller groups [Names 5] 31 Copy all [Names 6]............................................................. 32 32 Delete all [Names 7] 33 Settings [Names 8] Information [Names 9]........................................................
[Menu 3] only [Menu 3-1]...................................................... Quiet [Menu 3-2] General [Menu 3-3] Loud [Menu 3-4]................................................................. Headset [Menu 3-5] Car [Menu 3-6] 56 ................................................................. Settings [Menu 4] Alarm clock [Menu 4-1] Date & Time [Menu 4-2].....................................................
Fun & Tools ? ? ? ? [Menu 7]........................................................... [Menu 7-1] Unit convert [Menu 7-2]..................................................... Calculator [Menu 7-3]......................................................... World time [Menu 7-4]........................................................ Game ............................................................... Internet ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 82 83 83 84 .............................................................
Accessories Overview Check to make sure that you have all the parts shown below.
Overview Data Kit/CD Cigar Lighter Adapter Changeable front cover Handsfree Kit 11 ENGLISH
Part of the Phone Overview Front of the Phone 12 1 2 3 78 54 9 6 10 11 1 2 Display Screen 3 Soft Left 4 12 Key Navigation Keys 5 Send ENGLISH 8 END/PWR Earpiece Key 6 Star Key 7 Soft Right Key 9 Numeric 10 Hash 11 keys Keys Key Microphone 12 Ear Microphone Connector
Overview Rear of the Phone 7 5 6 4 1 3 2 1 Battery 2 Cable Connector/ Battery Charging Connector/ Hands-Free Car kit Connector/ 3 Battery Terminals 4 SIM Card Socket 5 Handstrap 6 Battery Lock 7 Ear Hole Microphone Connector 13 ENGLISH
Key Description Overview The following key components of the phone. shows Keypad Description Key Description Key / Soft Right Key keys performs the function indicated by the text on the display immediately above it. Soft Left Each of these WAP Hotkey Used to connect to WAP directly by pressing this key. character(s). Used to delete Navigation Keys Used to scroll through or setting options.
Overview Key Description Used to enter the vibration mode for a long by pressing this key time Used to call by voice dial with long pressing this key. key is also used as Ear mic. hook key when connecting Ear mic. This END/PWR Key Used to end a Power and or reject Key. Pressing call. This holding is also used key this key for a as few seconds.
Key Description Overview Alphanumeric Keys The the alphabet following Key and numerical keypad mapping relation are listed as table. Description .
Display Information Display The screen displays them you may several icons the see on the Information describe each of following phone. On-Screen Icons Icon/Indicator Description Tells you the strength of the network signal. Call is connected. Line 1/2 is in use for outgoing calls - If you subscribe to the Two Line Service. The alarm has been set and is Tells you the status of the on. battery. You have received a text message.
Display Information Display Icon/Indicator Description Headset menu Handsfree You Top can menu divert Menu Icons Icon Description Messages Call register Profiles Settings Call divert Scheduler Fun & Tools Internet ENGLISH Sim service 18 in a profiles. in profiles. call.
Installation Getting Started Inserting the SIM Card Locate the SIM card socket in the back of the phone. Follow the steps below to install the SIM card. battery if attached. 1. Remove the 2. Slide the SIM card into the the slot, under silvery holders, with the golden connectors facing down right, and the cut to the corner Notice ? Before installing always switched off and ? make remove the sure that the phone The metal contact of the SIM card by scratches.
Installation Getting Started 2. Push it until you hear Charging the click. Battery To connect the travel the a adapter to the phone, Insert one you must have installed battery. 1. 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. ENGLISH Warning ? Do not force the connector and/or the travel 20 adapter.
Getting Started Disconnecting the charger Disconnect the travel adapter from the phone by pressing its side buttons. Notice ? ? ? ? The battery delivered charged before using Do not remove your with your it. battery or phone has to be fully the SIM card while charging. "Battery Charging" is displayed on the screen after connecting the travel adapter. Only if the battery is totally empty, Back light is on without displaying "Battery Charging". The moving completely.
Installation Getting Started Instructions for changing the front colour cover Before changing the cover, always switch off the power and disconnect the phone from the charger or any other device. 1. To remove the cover, press the locking cover for example with a catch of the coin, Start to open the upper part. 2. To replace the cover cover, first from its place and close the catch in the lower part of the cover into the corresponding hole in the phone whole ENGLISH 22 and then cover.
Powering On Sequence Getting Started To get started with the phone 1. Press and hold hear 2. key until you tone. Depending on setting PIN1 Code [Menu 4-5-1], you can enter PIN code 3. a or If your not. phone connects to network, the network a name will be displayed shortly. To turn off the In stand phone by mode, press and hold key until you hear a tone.
Access Codes Getting Started You can use the codes described in this section to avoid access of your and PUK2 codes) can be unauthorized use PIN1 code (4 to 8 phone. The access codes (except changed by using [Menu 4-5-6]. PUK1 digits) (Personal Identification Number) code protects your SIM card against unauthorized use. The PIN code is usually supplied with the SIM card. When PIN1 code is set Enable, your phone will The PIN request the PIN1 code every time it is switched on.
Getting Started PUK2 code The PUK2 (4 to 8 digits) code, supplied with some SIM cards, is required to blocked PIN2 code. If you lose the code, also contact your change a service provider. Security code (4 to 8 digits) security code protests the unauthorized use of your phone. It is usually supplied with the phone. This code is required to delete all The phone entries and to activate "Factory reset" menu. The default number of Security code is "0000".
Phonebook Accessing To select in then scroll to Name Search 2 Add in phonebook, press standby mode and a menu [Names] 1 a desired item. Description Allows you to search for number. new the Menu Allows you to add a specific new names and numbers. 3 Speed 4 Voice list Allows you to list phone numbers which is attached voice. 5 Caller groups Allows you to show group list. 6 Copy dial all Allows you to assign up to dial allocations.
the Menu Accessing Search (Calling 1. [Names 1] from phonebook) Open the phonebook first by pressing [Names] in a standby mode. 2. Search 3. by Pressing Depending on [Select] setting Search to enter. by, the below menu may not appear. ? Name ? Number 4. You can 5. Select 6. You can find an entry by and number. name [Search]. check the 7. If you want to one, select and numbers names edit, delete, copy [Options].
Phonebook Accessing Add You [Names 2] new can the Menu phonebook entry by using this function. add Phone memory capacity is 200 entries. SIM card memory depends on the service provider. capacity 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. You 1. Open the phonebook first by pressing in [Names] standby mode. 2. Scroll to highlight Add new, and press 3.
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. set. For ? You tag to phone number in SIM card. tag can be erased removing or changing SIM card.
Phonebook Accessing dial Speed You can 1. the Menu [Names 3] associate any of the keys 2 to 9 with a Name list entry. You call directly by pressing this key for 2-3 seconds. can Open the phonebook first by pressing in [Names] a standby mode. 2. Scroll to 3. Speed dial, then press dial will be Every Speed [Select] ? ? Change Undo name You Empty>. Then, by speed dial, you the allocation of : You can change : You can delete the allocated speed dial Voice list menu.
Accessing Caller groups You you can can [Names 5] list up to 20 members per make lists to. 1. Press [Names] one to enter into the 2. Scroll to Caller groups then press 3. list will be Every Group VIP, Group [Select]. phonebook [Select] in are 7 groups standby to enter this mode. menu. displayed.: Family, Friend, Colleague, name that you want to manage 5. Then submenus below will be by pressing displayed. Add member You ? group. There etc. 4.
Phonebook Accessing the Menu Note This ? Copy You all can memory 1. "Change "Empty". menu select name" will be [Names 6] copy/move entries from SIM card memory to or when you displayed only Phone from Phone memory to SIM card memory. Open the phonebook first by pressing [Names] in standby mode. 2. Scroll to Copy all, then press 3. Then submenus below will be ? SIM to Phone : You ? Phone to SIM : You Delete all You can [Select] to enter this menu. displayed.
Accessing the Menu Settings [Names 8] You set can Phone and preferred memory which includes Variable, SIM preferred search which includes Variable, Name or and Number. 1. Open the phonebook first by pressing [Names] in a standby mode. 2. Scroll to Settings, then Press 3. Then submenus below will be ? [Select] to enter. displayed. Set memory 1. Scroll to highlight Set memory, then press [Select] to enter. 2. The three submenus - are displayed.
Phonebook Accessing ? Search by 1. Scroll to highlight Search 2. The three submenus - - Variable : Name : Number : are If you select Name, the SDN Dial your network 1. to enter. asks you how phone phone searches entries If you select Number, the entries by number. [Names 9] (Service [Select] name. Information Use this function to by,then press displayed. If you select Variable, the to search the entries.
Accessing the Menu Check memory This feature allows you to see how many free and in-use are in your phonebook. SIM Card 0/250 Handset 0/200 1. Back Open the phonebook first by pressing [Names] in standby mode. Select Information by pressing [Select]. 2. Scroll to Check memory, then press [select] to enter this menu. Own number You can (SIM dependent) check your own number in SIM card.
Menu Tree Accessing the Menu 5 Voice messages 1 1 Messages 1 Write message Send Save Use template Use namecard Add dictionary List dictionary 2 Inbox Delete Listen to voice message 2 Voice mailbox number 6 Namecard 7 8 Templates Settings 1 Message type 2 Validity period 3 Status 4 report Pay for reply? 5 SMS centre 9 Check memory Edit Forward Get number Reply Return call 3 Outbox Register Missed calls 2 Received calls Edit 3 Dialled calls Forward 4 Clear recent calls Get number 5
Accessing the Menu 3 Send number 4 Call waiting 5 Auto redial 6 Select line 3 Profiles 7 Next 1 Vibrate only 5 2 Quiet incoming Security settings 1 3 General PIN1 code 2 Phone lock 4 Loud 3 Automatic 5 Headset 4 Call 6 Car key lock barring 5 Fixed dial num.
Menu Tree Accessing 5 Call Divert 1 All voice calls 6 Scheduler 1 2 If 3 Add 1 busy If no reply new Schedule 2 Memo 4 If unreachable 2 View 5 All data calls 3 View all 6 All fax calls 4 Delete 7 Cancel all 5 Delete all day passed 7 Fun & Tools 1 Game 1 Mobile Hawk 2 Crazy Race 3 Stone Axe 2 Unit convert 3 Calculator 4 World time ENGLISH 38 the Menu
Accessing 8 Internet 1 the Menu 9 Sim Service Home This 2 Bookmarks menu depends on SIM and the network services.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing the Menu Messages Select This menu includes functions related to SMS Service), voice mail, as Write message You you can can well as Back (Short Message the network's service messages. [Menu 1-1] write and edit text message up to 1024 characters. Also, check the number of characters. 1. Enter the Messages 2. If you want to write menu a new by pressing [Select]. message, select Write message in the menu. 3. Input the message by using text(Page 43). 4.
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 edited message. phone asks whether you will store the if you want to store it in Outbox and press don't want to. if you 4. Press Save Stores the message in Outbox. 1. Your phone asks whether you will if you want to 2. Press save save the edited message.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing Add dictionary If you add a word you use once for each character. 1. Enter the 2. Scroll to 3. Input List You a often, input it by pressing a key menu. highlight Add dictionary, and then press [Select]. [Add]. dictionary can view the list you already highlight 3. You check the word list. can saved words in a dictionary. menu. 2. Scroll to List 4. If you want to delete a dictionary, and then press word, press 5.
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.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing ? How to use in Numeric mode To 123 1024/1 ? How to input a number in Numeric you press a number the keypad. mode, key displayed Back Options use in Capital mode To input Capital letter, you press key displayed on the keypad. character 1024/1 Back Options ? How to use in Small mode To abc 1024/1 Options input Small letter, you press key displayed on the keypad. character Back Note ? ENGLISH If you want to input in each mode.
Accessing Inbox the Menu [Menu 1-2] When you receive a text message, your phone shows the symbol and stores it in the incoming message lists. Scroll to the desired In addition, you can see Delete all message by using for deleting all incoming messages at the bottom of the list. While [Options] to access the available reading the message, press , . options. Delete The selected message is deleted. Edit You can edit an incoming message and send or save the edited message.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing Outbox the Menu [Menu 1-3] When you enter this menu, you the desired message by using can see , the Scroll to message(s). and press to message. And if you want to exit Outbox menu, press see the . And if you want to exit outbox menu, press In addition, you can see Delete all for deleting all outgoing messages at the bottom of . the list. After reading message, press [Options] to access the following submenus. Delete The selected message is deleted.
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 reports, traffic news, taxis, pharmacies, and stock prices. Each type of information has the number; therefore, you can contact service provider. When you receive CB message, you can read it following Read sequence: [Menu 1-4-1] 1.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing Alert ? the Menu [Menu 1-4-3] Yes If you select this menu, your phone will beep when Cell broadcast message is received. ?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 the language selected by you. You can select Cell broadcast language [Select].
Accessing Voice messages You [Menu 1-5] listen to your voice can the Menu message(s) and get the voicemail centre number. Listen to voice message You Voice mailbox number You [Menu 1-5-1] call voicemail centre if you want to listen to voice message. can [Menu 1-5-2] the voicemail if this feature is supported by the network get provider. When new voicemail is arrived, the symbol will be displayed on the screen.
Messages [Menu 1] Accessing Namecard It's for editing the Menu [Menu 1-6] the namecard. The items of the namecard mobile, office, and are a name, memo. ? Edit : You can edit ? Delete : You can delete a namecard. a namecard. Templates [Menu 1-7] 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 change them. The others are .
Accessing the Menu Validity period [Menu 1-8-2] This network service allows you to set how long your text messages will be stored at the message center while attempts are made to deliver them to you. Status report [Menu 1-8-3] If you set Yes in this menu, you sent successfully Pay for When or can check whether your message is not. reply? [Menu 1-8-4] message is sent, it allows the person to whom you sent the message to reply and charges the cost of the reply to your telephone a bill.
Call Register [Menu 2] Accessing
Accessing Clear recent calls You can the Menu [Menu 2-4] delete all call records. 1. Press [Menu] in standby for direct 2. Press mode. and access or use to enter Call register. 3. Scroll to highlight Clear recent calls and press [Select] to enter. 4. The following Dialled four submenus 5. Delete all message will be then, press one more time Call : Missed calls, Received calls, calls, All calls. displayed and then press [Yes] to confirm.
Call Register [Menu 2] Accessing Show call costs the Menu [Menu 2-5-2] This function allows you to check the cost of your last call, all calls, remaining and reset the costs. To reset the cost, you need the PIN2 code. 1. Press [Menu] 2. Press for direct in standby mode. and access or use to enter Call register. 3. Scroll to highlight Show call costs and Press [Select] to enter. The following 4 submenus: Last call, All calls, Remaining and Reset all.
Accessing ? Set credit the Menu [Menu 2-5-3-2] This network service allows you to limit the costs of your calls selected charging units. If you select Read, the number of If you select remaining unit is shown. charge limit. Change, you can by change your 1. Press 2. Press Call [Menu] in a for direct standby mode. access or use and to enter register. 3. Scroll to highlight Cost settings and press [Select] to enter. 4. Select Set credit.
Profiles [Menu 3] Accessing the Menu Profiles In this menu, you can adjust Select and customize the phone Back tones for different events, environments and caller's group. (e.g. When your phone is connected to the Handsfree kit, it'll be automatically set to the Car profiles menu and when your phone is connected to the set to Headset profiles menu.) Earmic, it'll be automatically 1. Press [Menu] 2. Press for direct in standby mode.
Accessing Vibrate ? the Menu only [Menu 3-1] Enable : You can adjust the Profiles as Vibration if you need as Quiet if you vibration mode. Quiet [Menu 3-2] ? Enable : You can adjust the Profiles are in Silent place. ? Change : General ? ? can change the values of Profiles submenus. [Menu 3-3] Enable : You can adjust the Profiles Change : You can change Loud ? You as General the values of Profiles submenus.
Profiles [Menu 3] Accessing Car ? the Menu [Menu 3-6] Enable : You can adjust the Profiles Car when you activate as Handsfree Kit. ? Change A : You menu Incoming change the values of Profiles submenus. of Profiles submenus Group Profiles can have the submenus alert type Allows to set alert as [Menu 3-x-x] shown below. [Menu 3-x-1] type for the incoming call for adjusting environment.
Accessing Automatic answer Allows to set to you ? [Menu 3-x-6] answer Please note that only automatically for adjusting environment. Car and Headset has this sub that Disable After 5 is ringing, phone your will not answer sec After 5 seconds your phone will ? menu so activate this function. can Even though your phone automatically. ? the Menu After 10 answer automatically. sec After 10 seconds your phone will answer automatically.
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing the Menu Settings You can set the following menus for your convenience and preferences. 1. Press [Menu] Alarm clock You can in set the to alarm at Enable [Menu 4-1-1] set the time 1. Enter the to enter access Setting. [Menu 4-1] phone You can mode. standby for direct 2. Press (Hour and a specified within this Minute) for raising the menu. alarm. menu. 2.
Accessing Disable You can [Menu 4-1-2] cancel 1. Enter the setting the alarm time. menu. 2. Select Disable by pressing 3. Clear alarm message will be alarm before. If you want to cancel, press 4. Date & Time Date ? [Select]. displayed when the phone [Yes]. If not, press is set to [No]. [Menu 4-2] [Menu 4-2-1] Set date In this menu, you 1. Enter the can set the date of your phone. menu. 2. Select Set date ? the Menu by pressing [Select]. 3.
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 ? the Menu or menu you can set the time and 24-hour time formats. menu. highlight Time by pressing [Select]. Set time: You can set time of your 1. Select Set time phone in this by pressing menu. [Select]. 2. Enter the number you want to set the time. 3. Select the am/pm pressing 4. Press ? [OK]. can select time format between 12-hour 1.
Accessing Phone You can the Menu settings [Menu 4-3] set the phone setting you want. Scroll to menu, and then press [Select]. settings highlight Phone Display [Menu 4-3-1] ? Screen saver [Menu 4-3-1-1] If you don't activate any function for 20 seconds, the displayed in a standby mode. ? Welcome note This picture [Menu 4-3-1-2] allows you to set the message, which is shown when the phone is switched on. menu 1. Select 2. Your phone ? - Phone text can be settings displayed.
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing Call You settings [Menu 4-4] can Setting set the menu relevant to a call by pressing Any key answer sound [Menu 4-4-2-1] pressing No by beep [Menu 4-4-2] If you select this menu, you ? in [Menu 4-4-1] If you select Yes, you can check the call duration every minute during a call. Yes [Select] menu.
Accessing Send number the Menu [Menu 4-4-3] (network and subscription dependent) ? Yes [Menu 4-4-3-1] If you select this, you can send your phone number to the other party. That is, your phone number will be displayed on receiver's phone. ? No [Menu 4-4-3-2] If you select this, you can't send your ? Default number. [Menu 4-4-3-3] If you select this menu, this Call phone phone will be set to the default value.
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing Auto redial ? Yes the Menu [Menu 4-4-5] [Menu 4-4-5-1] When this function is set on, your phone will make up to 10 attempts for a call after not connecting. ? No [Menu 4-4-5-2] Your phone connecting. Select line will not make any attempts to connect the call after not [Menu 4-4-6] (network dependent) This function is used if Alternate line service supported by the independent phone numbers are registered for the phone.
Accessing Next the Menu incoming [Menu 4-4-7] (network dependent) In of you can use the phone and a fax, data, and voice. If you select the mode, you can receive data, fax, or voice each mode. Once you enter this menu, you following options are displayed. case Single Numbering Service, connected PC to send and receive ? Voice You ? receive the voice call. Data You ? can can receive the data call. can receive the fax call.
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing the Menu Security settings [Menu 4-5] PIN1 code [Menu 4-5-1] In this menu, you can set the phone to ask for the PIN1 code of your SIM card when the pone is switched on. If this function is activated, you'll be requested 1. Press to enter the PIN1 code. [Menu] in standby key for direct 2. Press mode. access or use and to enter Settings. 3. Scroll to highlight Security settings 4. Select PIN1 code by pressing 5. You following can view the menu. [Select].
Accessing Automatic key lock the Menu [Menu 4-5-3] When you enable Automatic key lock, keypad will be lock automatically on a idle screen after 25 seconds without any key requesting. ? Enable ? Disable Note ? If you want to lock your phone and press key. keypad manually, enter Top menu ? If you want to unlock your phone keypad, press [unlock] key and then press key.
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing Call the Menu barring [Menu 4-5-4] barring service prevents your phone from making or receiving certain category of calls. This function requires the call barring password. You can view the following submenus. The Call ? All outgoing: The ? service of all outgoing calls. outgoing international calls. Outgoing Intl: The ? barring barring Outg. intl The service of all roam: barring service of all international outgoing calls except home network.
Accessing Fixed dial You can [Menu 4-5-5] (SIM dependent) num. restrict your numbers are 1. Press outgoing calls to selected phone protected by your PIN2 code. [Menu] in standby key for direct 2. Press the Menu number. The mode. and access or use to enter Settings. 3. Scroll to highlight Security settings 4. Select PIN code by pressing [Select]. 5. If the PIN 2 code is correct, you ?On : You ? Off : you ? Number list : You menu. can view the restrict your number.
Settings [Menu 4] Accessing Network You the Menu settings [Menu 4-6] select the network which you will be registered either automatically or manually. Usually, the selection of the network used can by the handset Automatic The your is automatic. [Menu 4-6-1] phone automatically selects network which is available in the area. Manual [Menu 4-6-2] will find the list of available networks and show you them.
Accessing Restore You the Menu factory settings [Menu 4-7] set the handset to the default configuration by selecting the Settings/Restore factory settings option, and then confirming this can selection.
Call Divert (network and [Menu 5] Accessing subscription dependent) the Menu Call Divert Select Back The Call divert service allows to divert incoming and data calls to another number. For details, voice calls, fax calls, contact your service provider. 1. Press [Menu] in 2. Press for direct 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 All fax calls Diverts to [Menu 5-5] number with a The submenus Call Divert Enable PC connection unconditionally. menus a fax connection unconditionally. [Menu 5-x-x] have the submenus as shown below. [Menu 5-x-1] Activating ? a [Menu 5-6] number with a the Menu the corresponding Voicemail box service. [Menu 5-x-x-1] Forwards to message center. This function is not included in 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 corresponding [Menu 5-7] Cancels all call divert service. ENGLISH 76 service. service.
Scheduler [Menu 6] Accessing the Menu 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 see under bar on the calendar, it means that there is a schedule that day. This function helps to remind you of your schedule and memo.
Scheduler [Menu 6] Accessing Add You [Menu 6-1] new can edit maximum 30 characters. You choose the the Menu 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, the repeat time, [Select]. pressing ? by Repeat [Menu 6-1-1-1] - - - - - ? alarm time Once : no Daily : repeat schedule daily for 5 days. Weekly : repeat schedule weekly for 5 weeks.
Accessing Memo [Menu 6-1-2] 1. Select Add 2. Scroll to 3. 4. Input by pressing new highlight Press View [Select]. the memo and then press [Select]. day [Menu 6-2] through the note displayed. Press View all through same menu as can are set for all in Pressing 'View day'. days. Use [Options] allows , to browse access to the passed [Menu 6-4] delete for the last schedule Delete all can to browse , [Menu 6-3] the note lists. Delete Use day. lists.
Fun & Tools [Menu 7] Accessing the Menu Fun & Tools Game Your [Menu 7-1] phone offers Mobile Hawk Crazy Race Stone Axe ENGLISH 80 you the following [Menu 7-1-1] [Menu 7-1-2] [Menu 7-1-3] 3 games to play with.
Accessing the Menu Note The Control has screens control keys keys are different for each game. But each game to explain the main control key. Other common are below.
Fun & Tools [Menu 7] Accessing Unit convert the Menu [Menu 7-2] This converts any measurement into a unit you want. There are 4 types that can be 0.00 cm converted into units: 0.000 cm and Volume. 1. You Change Back can select pressing 2. Select the unit you want to convert 3. You can change 4. You can input the prime key. pressing 5. You 6. ENGLISH 82 can unit one of four unit types by [Select] key. and by pressing by pressing . [Change] key.
Accessing Calculator the Menu [Menu 7-3] This contains the standard functions such as +, -, *, ÷ : Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide 1. Input the numbers by pressing numeric keys. 2. Press [Options] to select menu you want such as Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide, Negative, Decimal point, Equals. 3. You can view the result by pressing [Options] key and select equals. 4. If you want to continue the 5. You can delete the number key if 6.
Internet [Menu 8] Accessing the Menu Internet Your phone supports services based on Wireless Application Protocol(WAP). You can access services supported by your network. The services menu allows you to get the information such as news, weather reports, and flight Home [Menu 8-1] You connect to the can Bookmarks times. configured homepage of the activated profile. [Menu 8-2] When you enter this menu, you can see the bookmarks.
Accessing Profiles the Menu [Menu 8-3] make up to 5 profiles and activate only one of them. Scroll to the desired profile and press to access available options. You ? can Activate You ? can [Menu 8-3-1-1] activate the selected profile. Settings [Menu 8-3-1-2] You - can edit and change settings of the selected profile. Homepage [Menu 8-3-1-2-1] This setting want to allows you to enter the address (URL) of the site you homepage.
Internet [Menu 8] Accessing - Secure setting [Menu 8-3-1-2-4] The options using. - the Menu Gateway On and Off are info. depend on the gateway you are [Menu 8-3-1-2-5] Most of WAP gateways do not require a User ID and Password. If your gateway need them to connect to it, then your network should provide them, and you must set them up correctly before trying - Data to browse a WAP site.
Accessing ? Rename the Menu [Menu 8-3-1-3] Edit the Profile Name. ? E-mail server [Menu 8-3-1-4] Save the URL of the E-mail - Connect Edit address server frequently Go to URL that you configured. server. [Menu 8-4] directly connect to the site that you want. the specific URL that you want to directly connect. can use.
Internet [Menu 8] Accessing Cache You the Menu settings [Menu 8-5] can remove the contents of Cache memory and change the Cache check mode. Clear cache [Menu 8-5-1] The contents of Cache memory will be removed. Cache check You ? can change [Menu 8-5-2] the time for checking the Cache memory. Always [Menu 8-5-2-1] The cache is always checked whenever URL is loaded or navigated. ? Start only [Menu 8-5-2-2] The cache is ? Off only checked when the WAP is started.
Internet On- line menu Accessing If you are on line, you can see the following the Menu menus. Home This is the same as [Menu 8-1]. Reload This reloads the current page. Bookmarks This is the Save as same as [Menu 8-2]. bookmarks Save the current URL as a bookmark. You can also edit the bookmark title. GotoURL Same as [Menu 8-4] Go to e-mail server Connect to the E-mail Set as e-mail server that you configured. server Save the current URL as an E-mail server.
How to Use Data and Fax To be able to data software such or callAdditional Functions fax service, you need the communicate or a fax program. Before using these data as a you need to connect your phone to a computer or make that your phone is in connection with a compatible device. functions, sure Sending Data 1. Connect your 2. After a starting data or or Fax Calls computer to the phone. the communicate software, make a call and transmit fax. 3.
Additional Functions Receiving Data Fax Calls or Single - 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 options sub data or a fax service, make sure that you want to receive a phone to one of these fax call mode. You first have to set the in the call mode Call (Settings Setting Next Incoming) menu. To receive data a or fax call 1. Press [Menu] 2.
In call Menu Additional Functions During a call, the following menus will be displayed, not in a standby mode. 1 During 1-1 You a Putting call a Call call on Hold hold or retrieve by just pressing the place [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 a on to make it active. 1-2 You Making a Second Call dial number from phonebook to make a second call. get [Names] key then select Search.
Additional Functions 1-4 To Answering an Incoming incoming call, simply answer an in a will show that a already press the [Send] key. you of an incoming call while you call. A tone sounds in the earpiece, and the display The handset is also able to are Call warn second call is If Call Waiting is on, second, by pressing you can waiting. put the first call [Send] or on hold and by selecting the answer the [Menu] key, then Hold & Answer.
In call Menu Additional Functions 1-7 You Muting the Microphone microphone during a call by pressing the [Menu] key then selecting Mute. The handset can be unmuted by [Unmute] pressing the can mute the . When the handset is muted, the caller cannot hear you, but you can still hear them. 1-8 Switching DTMF Tones To turn DTMF tones on of on During Call a handset to make use [Menu] key, then DTMF On.
Additional Functions 2 Multiparty or Conference Calls conference service provides you with the ability to multiparty have a simultaneous conversation with more than one caller, if your The or network service provider supports this feature. A can multiparty and call only be set up when you have one active call hold, both calls having been answered.
In call Menu Additional Functions 2-3 To Putting the multiparty call Multiparty/Hold all. put a 2-4 Activate the To make Adding Call Multiparty a Hold on hold, select the on multiparty call then Multiparty/Join all. 2-5 Call Multiparty on Calls to the hold on [Menu] key then Hold active, select the Multiparty [Menu] key Call To join an active call to the held multiparty call, select the key then Multiparty/Join all.
Additional Functions 2-9 Ending a Multiparty Call currently displayed caller of a multiparty call can be by pressing the [End] key. To end a multiparty call, press the [Menu] key then select Multiparty/End multiparty. The disconnected Selecting the [Menu] key then Multiparty/End all, will end all the active and held calls. 2-10 Explicit If you have Call Transfer caller (ECT) hold and another active call, you may call party to another call party and then leave the call.
Care and Maintenance When be using this unit, basic safety precautions always followed. ? Do not touch the ? Do not disassemble this unit. technician when ? adapter with repair work below should as wet hands. (Take it to a qualified service is required.) Away from electrical appliance such as a TV, radio or personal computer. ? The unit should be situated from heat or ? Do not drop.
Caring ? for the completely discharge the battery before battery systems, there is no memory effect that could compromise the battery's performance. recharging. ? ? ? ? ? Unlike other Use only LG batteries designed to maximize Do not disassemble Keep and the or chargers. LG chargers battery life. are short-circuit the the metal contacts of the battery pack. battery pack clean. Replace the battery when it no longer provides acceptable performance.
Technical Data General Product Name : W3000 System : GSM 900/DCS 1800 Ambient ENGLISH Max : +55°C Min : -10°C 100 Temperatures
