Modottel WTE-500 User’s Manual (Draft 1.
Table of Contents Getting Started ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Warnings and Precautions What Is Supplied in the Box Dictionary of Icons Identifying the Parts of the Phone How to Install, Remove and Charge the Battery Basic Phone Operation ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Turning the Phone On and Off Standby Mode Receiving a Call Making a Call Ending a Call Phone Operation While a Call is in Process Missed Calls Pause Dialing Short-cut keys Advanced Features Call History ▪ Incoming Calls ▪ Outgoing Calls ▪ Missed Calls ▪ Call Timer ▪ Cal
Settings Display ▪ Backlight ▪ Screen Settings ▪ Banner ▪ Text Color Sounds ▪ Ring Tones ▪ Ring Settings ▪ Alerts/Tones ▪ Volume Security ▪ Lock ▪ Change Code ▪ Restrict ▪ Emergency #s ▪ Clear Memory ▪ Reset Phone System ▪ Roaming ▪ Preferred Mode ▪ Auto Nam ▪ Set Nam ▪ Location ▪ TTY Language Call Settings ▪ Auto Redial ▪ Auto Answer ▪ Auto Hyphen ▪ Answer Call Data Settings ▪ Data Rate ▪ Incoming Mode Phone Info ▪ My Phone # ▪ S/W Version Games Hamster ▪ ▪ X-Ship Web Browser Brew Entering text, numbers an
Getting Started Warnings and Precautions Use only Modottel-approved batteries and chargers to avoid the damage to the phone. Using other batteries or chargers voids your warranty and may cause an explosion. Do not use batteries and desktop chargers for other than the intended purposes.
What Is Supplied in the Box Thank you for purchasing this Modottel WTE-500 cell phone. To ensure ease of use please make sure the following items are packaged in the box with your device.
Dictionary of Display Icons
Identifying the Parts of your WTE-500 Phone 1. Keypad lock key To lock keypad and prevent numbers from being dialed accidentally, push and hold the lock button on the upper left hand side of the phone. To release the keypad lock press the same button and hold. 2. Side keys 3. Headset jack How to Install, Remove and Charge the Battery Please make sure your battery has been fully charged before commencing to use your new phone.
Charging your battery 1. Connect the charger to the accessory port of your phone. (The arrow side of the charger should be pointing at your keypad). 2. Plug the charger into a 220V or 110V wall outlet. 3. If the Red LED is lit on the charger that means that your phone is in the process of charging. 4. If the Green LED is lit on the charger your phone is fully charged and ready for use. 5. When your phone is ready to be recharged, it will begin to beep and the battery status icon will flash empty.
Basic Phone Operation Turning the Phone On and Off Standby Mode Receiving a Call Making a Call Ending a Call Phone Operation While a Call is in Process Missed Calls / Automatic Redial Pause Dialing Short-cut keys Turning the Phone on 1. To power your phone on, press and hold END key until the display backlighting comes on. 2. Your phone will emit wakeup chimes and the word searching will be displayed as the phone initiates with a cellular tower. 3. The phone will then revert to Standby Mode.
While the phone is in standby mode press the right soft menu key (2nd) to have quick access to the following features: WAP (*It depends on your service provider’s network. Please contact your service provider for this service.) Games Sound Display Push the navigation key left to enter Games, right to enter the Sound, down to enter the Display and up to enter WAP.
▪ ▪ To speed dial a number located in memory location 010 – 099, press the second digit of the memory location briefly then hold down the third digit of the memory location until the display shows the full number and begins to dial. To speed dial a number located in memory location 100-200 press down the first two numbers of the three digit memory location briefly then hold the third number down until the display shows the full number and begins to dial. Ending a call 1. Press END key to terminate a call.
Adjusting your Call Volume You can adjust your speaker volume during a call. 1. To increase phone volume find the on the left -hand side of your phone and press up. The display will show you a volume meter so you can keep track of how much you are raising the phone’s volume. 2. To decrease phone volume locate the same key and press down. The display will show you a volume meter so you can keep track of how much you are lowering the phones volume.
* There are three different pause types that you can use when storing numbers for pause dialing: Manual Pause Timed Pause Hyphenates Pause Indicated with a P Indicated with a T Indicated with an H * A manual pause means that the initial string of the number stored with pause dialing will be sent, then the user will have to listen to the voice instructions in the automated message and then manually press send to dial the next string of numbers.
Advanced Features Call History ▪ Incoming Calls ▪ Outgoing Calls ▪ Missed Calls ▪ Call Timer ▪ Call Memo Phone Book ▪ Find Entry ▪ New Entry ▪ Edit Group ▪ Memory Status Messages ▪ Inbox ▪ Write Message ▪ Info Alerts ▪ Outbox ▪ Message Folder ▪ Delete Msg ▪ Msg Settings Organizer ▪ Schedule ▪ Alarm Clock ▪ Calculator ▪ Stop Watch ▪ World Time ▪ Country Code Settings Display ▪ Backlight ▪ Screen Settings ▪ Banner ▪ Text Color Sounds ▪ Ring Tones ▪ Ring Settings ▪ Alerts/Tones ▪ Volume Security ▪ Lock ▪ Chan
System ▪ Roaming ▪ Preferred Mode ▪ Auto Nam ▪ Set Nam ▪ Location ▪ TTY Language Call Settings ▪ Auto Redial ▪ Auto Answer ▪ Auto Hyphen ▪ Answer Call Data Settings ▪ Data Rate ▪ Incoming Mode Phone Info ▪ My Phone # ▪ S/W Version Games ▪ Hamster ▪ X-Ship Web Browser Brew
Call History This feature allows one to view a list of: - Incoming Calls that have connected to this phone - Outgoing Calls that have been dialed with this phone - Missed Calls : incoming numbers that did not manage to connect to this phone - Call Timer : details the amount of time spent on each call - Call Memo : where you have recorded numbers given to you during the course of a call. Incoming Calls: 1. Enter your feature menu by pressing MENU with the left soft key. 2.
3. Select the Call History feature by pushing OK with the right soft key or pushing the number 1. 4. Select Call Timer by scrolling with your navigation key until that option is highlighted and pushing OK with the right soft key, or by pressing the number 4. 5. The duration of your last call, total incoming calls, total outgoing calls, and total of all calls will be displayed. If you have not yet made or received any calls the call timers will all show 00:00:00. 6.
: Ring : E-mail address : Memo Find Entry: This feature allows you to find an entry in your Phone Book by name, location, phone number or group name. 1. Enter your feature menu by pressing MENU with the left soft key. 2. Use the navigation key to scroll to the Phone Book Feature. 3. Select the Phone Book feature by pushing OK with the right soft key or pushing the number 2. 4.
4. Select New Entry by scrolling with your navigation key until that option is highlighted and pushing OK with the right soft key, or by pressing the number 2. 5. You will be prompt to enter the name of your new contact. (to view additional information about adding text with your phone’s keypad see the appendix of this manual). 6. Once you have added the name of your new contact, press Save with the right soft key. 7.
6. You also change a group name from the preset names or user defined names by pressing Edit with the left soft key. Memory Status: This feature will remind you of the available number of contacts you can store. 1. Enter your feature menu by pressing MENU with the left soft key. 2. Use the navigation key to scroll to the Phone Book Feature. 3. Select the Phone Book feature by pushing OK with the right soft key or pushing the number 2. 4.
2. Make your selection by highlighting your choice with your navigation key and pressing OK with the right soft key. Write Message: This feature allows you to send new message. You can send the same message to up to 10 recipients at a time. 1. Enter your Messages feature by pressing MENU with the left soft key or enter your Messages menu by pushing the navigation key to the left. 2.
Forward – forwards a sent message to others. After entering a recipient number, the message can be forwarded. To Folder – move the message to the different folder other than Draft. Lock – Locks or unlocks the selected message. Locked messages will not be deleted by Delete and Delete All functions of Delete menu. In order to save or delete the selected message, you have to unlock it. 2. Make your selection by highlighting your choice with your navigation key and pressing OK with the right soft key.
2. Use the navigation key to scroll to the Msg Settings feature and press OK with the right soft key or press the number 7 to enter the Msg Settings. 3. Select the New Msg Alert by scrolling with the navigation key and pressing OK with the right soft key or by pressing the number1. 4. Three options will appear on the display: Alert Type, Alert Tone and Display Msg. 5. Select the Alert Type feature by pushing OK soft key, or by pressing the number 1. 6.
4. The phone will ask, Delivery Ack On or Off? If you choose to turn this feature On, you will be able to know whether recipient receive the message or not. If you choose to turn this feature Off, you will not know whether recipient receive the message or not. Templates 1. Enter your Messages feature by pressing MENU with the left soft key or enter your Messages menu by pushing the navigation key to the left. 2.
3. Select the Organizer feature by pushing OK with the right soft key or pushing the number 4. 4. Select Schedule by scrolling with your navigation key until that option is highlighted and pushing OK with the right soft key, or by pressing the number 1. 5. A view of the current months calendar will be displayed, dates with events will be shaded. How to select dates To the previous week To the previous day To the next day To the next week : To the previous month : To the next month 6.
Alarm Clock This feature allows you to set up to three daily alarms. These alarms can be set to go off once, daily, weekdays and weekends only. 1. Enter your feature menu by pressing MENU with the left soft key. 2. Use the navigation key to scroll to the Organizer Feature. 3. Select the Organizer feature by pushing OK with the right soft key or pushing the number 4. 4.
4. Select Stop Watch by scrolling with your navigation key until that option is highlighted and pushing OK with the right soft key, or by pressing the number 4. 5. To begin timing an event, press Start with the right soft key. 6. The time will automatically be recorded on the Stop Watch’s display by pressing Record with the right soft key. 7. To stop the timer press Stop with the left soft key. World Time This feature allows you set your location and time zone and to view the time in 39 major world cities.
3. Select the Settings feature by pushing OK with the right soft key or pushing the number 5. 4. Select Display by scrolling with your navigation key until that option is highlighted and pushing OK with the right soft key, or by pressing the number 1. 5. You will have the option of setting up your Backlight, Screen Settings, Banner, or Text color for your banner and time stamp. Backlight: 1. To set up your Backlight choose option 1 or scroll to Backlight with your navigation key and press OK soft key. 2.
Green 4. Scroll to your selection with your navigation key and press OK soft key. Sounds Your sounds feature is designed so that you can configure your volume (voice, keypad and ringer), choose your alerts, and designate your ringer types. 1. Enter your feature menu by pressing MENU with the left soft key. 2. Use the navigation key to scroll to the Settings Feature. 3. Select the Settings feature by pushing OK with the right soft key or pushing the number 5. 4.
This tone alerts you that you are out of the service area for your carrier. While you are out of the carrier’s service area you will not be able to make or receive calls. You will hear another tone when you have traveled back into your proper service area and again can make and receive calls. 1. To set up your Alerts/Tones choose option 3 or scroll to Alerts/Tones with your navigation key and press OK soft key. 2. Select No Service by pressing OK soft key or by pressing the number 1. 3.
4. Highlight the option you want to set and pres OK soft key. Volume: This feature allows you to set the volume of your Calls, your Ringer and your Keypad Volume: ▪ Earpiece Volume 1. To set up your Volume choose option 4 or scroll to Volume with your navigation key and press OK soft key. 2. Select Earpiece Volume by pressing OK soft key or by pressing the number 1. 3. Set the volume level based on the volume bars shown on the display and press OK soft key. 4.
This feature prevents the unauthorized use of your phone, once this feature is activated your phone will remain locked even if you power it off and back on. You will have to enter your phone’s 4-digit lock code to be able to use your phone. 1. To set up your Lock Phone choose option 1 or scroll to Lock Phone with your navigation key and press OK soft key. 2. Your screen will show Lock On or Lock Off, if you select Lock On your phone will lock immediately. 3.
2. You will see spaces on your display for three emergency numbers, to store your first emergency number scroll to Emergency 1, and press OK soft key or press the number 1. 3. Enter the number that you wish to store, and press Menu with the left soft key, select Save to store, Cancel to move back one level on your display or Delete to erase a number that was previously stored. 4.
Roaming: This feature should be setup by your cellular carrier and you should not change any of the settings without their prior instruction and approval. These settings will affect your monthly billing amounts and your phones Network performance. It allows you to select which system your phone is setup to access when you make outgoing calls. You will have to enter your 4-digit lock code before being able to change your Roaming Settings. 1.
Location: This feature allows you to set your GPS setting to make network emergency calls only (911 with in the USA) or to always on. 1. To set up your Location choose option 5 or scroll to Location with your navigation key and press OK soft key. 2. You will see two choices, Location On or 911 only. 3. Make your selection by scrolling with your navigation key until the desired option is highlighted then pressing press OK soft key.
After 10 Sec After 20 Sec After 30 Sec 3. To make your selection highlight your preference with the navigation key and press OK soft key. 4. The phone will display a message confirming your choice or letting you know that Auto Redial has been turned off . Auto Answer: This feature will allow you to set your phone to automatically answer calls for a pre-set amount of time. The Auto Answer feature is especially helpful while you are in the car.
4. Select Data Settings by scrolling with your navigation key until that option is highlighted and pushing OK with the right soft key, or by pressing the number 7. Data Rate: This feature sets the speed of connection between your phone and a Personal Computer if they were connected and exchanging information. The speed talked about here depends on carrier’s network and other variables. 1. To set up your Data Rate choose option 1 or scroll to Data Rate with your navigation key and press OK soft key. 2.
Games WTE-500 has three games for your fun. Go! Hamster: Your Hamster must leave out a dark world against evil monster by enlarging brighten areas for peace. 1. Enter your Games menu by pushing 2nd soft key and pressing the navigation key to the left or enter Menu feature and then scroll the navigation key to the Games feature. 2. Use the navigation key to scroll to the Go! Hamster and press OK soft key, or press the number 1 to enter the Go! Hamster. 3. Press the number 1 for New Game. 4.
Web Browser The MiniBrowser feature allows you to view internet content, via your service provider, especially designed for your mobile phone. Access and selections within this feature are dependent upon your service provider. For specific information on MiniBrowser access through your phone, contact your service provider. VX6000 Start Browser 1. Enter your Web Browser menu by pushing the 2nd soft key or enter Menu feature and then scroll the navigation key to the Web Browser feature. 2.
T9 text entry The T9 predictive text input mode allows you to key in any character using single key strokes. The text input mode is based on a built-in dictionary. 1. When you are in the T9 predictive text input mode, start entering a word by pressing keys to . Press each key only once for one letter. Example : To enter LOVE in the T9 mode, press –> -> —> . The word that you are typing appears on the display. It may change with each key that you press. 2.
Safety inform a t i o n 1. 10 Driver Safety Ti p s Your wireless telephone gives you the powerful ability to communicate by voice-almost anywhere, anytime. But an important responsibility accompanies the benefits of wireless phones, one that every user must uphold. When driving a car, driving is your first responsibility. When using your wireless phone behind the wheel of a car, practice good common sense and remember the following tips: 1.
“The wireless industry reminds you to use your phone safely when driving. ” For more information, please call I-888-901–SAFE, or visit our website www.wowcom.
Read this information before using your phone Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna. Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could damage the phone and may violate FCC regulations. Acknowledging Special Precautions and the FCC Industry Canada Notice Cautions Modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. FCC compliance Information This device complies with part 15 of FCC Rules.
0 Consumer Information on SAR THIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE GOVERNMENT’S REQUIREMENTS FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES. Your wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population.
Additional information on Specific Absorption Rates (SAR) can be found on the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA) web-site at http://www.phonefacts.net * In the United States and Canada, the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is 1.6 watts/kg (W/kg) averaged over one gram of tissue. The standard incorporates a substantial margin of safety to give additional protection for the public and to account for any variations in measurements.
