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Basic Main Kit Composition Main Unit (Telephone) Adaptor EB-G35Û EB-CA400 Operating Instructions The main kit wilt include at least one battery pack and may include other optional accessories Й.1 '<4 Optional accessories Car Mount KH - EB-HF400Z Allows for handsfree use in a vehicle and fast charges the battery pack. DC Adaptor - EB-CD400A Fast charges №e battery pack by connection to a cigarette lighter socket. Holder Kft- EB-KA400Z This can be used as a simple car mount kit.
Introduction Thank you for purchasing a Panasonic digital cellular telephone. The Panasonic G350 is a digital cellular telephone designed to operate on the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM). These operaf ng instructions detail the operation and advanced features of your telephone. They will also explain the use of the accessories provided with the Telephone and the available options.
Table of contents Precautions 4 5 Your telephone Location of controls Display information. Basic operation Power on................................... Power off................................... Making a call............................. Ending a call.............................. Receiving a call......................... Operation during conversation Adjusting volumes..................... .6 .6 .6 Alpha entry Entering alphanumerics................... Entering Greek/spedat characters.
Precautions Precautions Before the tele,shone can be used the SIM must be inserted (refer to “SIM fitting Hhd removing" - page 53) and a charged battery pack fitted (refer to “Battery Information" - page 50). r-This apparatus is type approved for connection to the Global System for Mobile ComrriunicatioT (GSM). Please note the following precautions before using your telephone: 'Operating environment • Turn off your telephone when in an aircraft.
Precautions Generai precautions • Pressing any of the keys may produce a loud tone. Avoid holding the telephone close to your ear whilst pressing the keys. • This apparatus is intended for use when supplied with power from the built-in charger or dual charger (EB-CR400) through the AC adaptor (EB-CA400). Other usage will invalidate any approval given to this apparatus and may be dangerous. • Always use Panasonic approved accessories in order to maintain full performance and avoid damage.
Precautions » AJttaoh ih© hattairy pack to the telephone before charging with the AC adaptor. If the batten.f pack is fitted to the telephone after the AC adaptor charging will not start automatically. Remove the AC adaptor and ensure that the battery pack is fitted before the AC adaptor. Confirm that the battery indicator (ÌDI) flashes while charging. • If the batterìa pack has not been charged for a long time the battery indicator (ffli) may net flash.
Your telephone Your telephone Location of controls Antenna - for best reception extend fully. When retracting the antenna after use hold the centre part of the antenna and gently slide back into the telephone. Incoming indicator-indicates an incoming call when flashing. Earpiece Keypad: I Switches power on and off. Function key Enters function menu. em Puts a call on hold. Hold key o Memory key Recalls memory data. « Makes a call. ' Dial key End key Ends a call.
Your telephone y information Display indicators Display indicators № Indicatesthebattery voitage-’Gu; full battery, empty battery. A Indicates that you are registered to a non-honne network - roaming. 1 Indicates that a call is in progress orflashes when :a call is on hold. — Indicates the reception of a message of flashes when messages memory is full. T Indicates, that it is possible to make an emergency call. .ijll Indicates received signal strength - 1 weak signal, mil strong signal.
Basic operation Basic operation Power on F®" and hold A wake up tone will sound. If the PIN is enabled and/or the lock function is set a message will be displayed asking for the PIN and/or lock code to be entered, refer to “Security" - page 24. When the appropriate PIN and/or lock code is entered, the telephone will search fora network. When network registration is complete the network name Hill and signal strength meter (.iiil) will be displayed. GSM 01 Power off €> and hold To turn power off.
Basic operation Automatic redial When a call is unsuccessful -for example, because the other party is busy-the telephone will automatically redial the number after five seconds, if the auto redial function is set, refer to "Set auto redial”-page 49. Then, if still unsuccessful, a maximum often further attempts will be made. Atone will sound before each redial attempt, The first 12 digits of the telephone number will be displayed, ' To cancel while auto redialling is in progress press any key.
Basic operation International dialling Using the Automatic International Access Code “+" you will be able to dial international numbers without having to know the code for the international exchange. Dialling national calls using the Automatic International Access Code will have no affect on call charges. It is recommended that ail stored telephone numbers use the Automatic International Access Code as this will aid dialling from home and abroad. 1. To use the Automatic International Access Code. 2.
Basic operation Pause dial calls If you have recalled a telephone number from memory that contains pauses begin with step 4. 1. F?" telepi" one number 2. 3. “P” will be displayed. additional digits +01234B£?P Repeat step 2 and 3 if more pauses are needed. 4. FT ^ To make thecal! When the call is connected, the next digits will be displayed. 5. P? ^ or wait for three seconds To send the digits after the pause. Repeat step 5 if you have more pauses. 13P45 a call To end the ca l.
Basic operation Unanswered calls When an incoming cal! is unanswered the telephone will RPiJD CALL automatically store the caller’s telephone number, if 2 CALLS available. A message will show the number of unanswered calls that have been received. When the space available for the unanswered callers’ telephone numbers is full the next caller's telephone number will overwrite the oldest information. Recall unanswered calls O 1. pro To recall memory. 2. «or © To display “RCVD CALL" 3.
Basic operation Make a cal l using memo pad 1. P? % To recall memory. 2. I®= s or § To display “MEMO PAD". 3. [f ? ce To select "MEMO PAD". 4. To make t^ie call. MEMO PfiD : M+ ^ > Edit memo pad When memo f>ad information is edited it will be stored in the phone book or fixed dial memory, tefer to “Store a number" - page 18. 1. P" "©i To recall memory. 2. P°©or@ To display "MEMO PAD". 3. m To select ‘ MEMO PAD”. 4. mTo select the memo pad options. 5. P"«or@ _i eDIT^ To display “EDIT?". 6.
Basic operation Delete memo pad 1. p? ® To recall memory. I®'® or© To display “MEMO PAD". 3. F?= ca To select “MEMO PAD". 4. P" To select the memo pad options. 5. P © o r © To display “DELETE?". 2. 6. P“ cs To delete memo pad. Call hold O It is possible to c.a!! another party during your current c.a!l by entering the telephone number, or recalling from memory using and then pressing Your current call will go on hold.
Basic operation DTMF tones It is possible to send DTMF tones without using the pause dial feature. 1® ^ DTMF numbers To send DTMF tones. A number can be recalled from memory and sent as DTMF tones. Recall the number from memory using ^, refer to “Recall using location number" - page. 1. ® To send the first digits before any pauses. ' r.. 13P4S 2. 1® = ^ To send any digits after the pauses. Repeat step 2 if you have more pauses. After DTMF tone transmission you can continue your call.
Alpha entry Alpha entry Alpha entry is used in phone book/fixed dial memory and Short Message Service. The number of acceptabie characters is dependent on your SIM. £ to £: Inputs a character, shown below. Each time that the same key is pressed it will display the next character. When a different key is pressed the cursor will move on to the next position. Si: Moves the cursor right. Si : Moves the cursor left. »: Inserts a space immediately before the cursor.
Alpha entry Special characters movement Character types Upper case Lower case Movement by pressing 9 and ® m 4 @ 4 A A /E 0U 0^ i a ^ <-> ae 6 fi ^ 6 il <-> 0 ^ ^ > Q ^ ^ i <—> 6 fi il i ¿, ‘ Other “<5 g alphanumerics Example: Home 1. £■ twice To select the letter “H”. 2. 12 six times To select the letter "o". 3. F?= It; To move tine cursor to the next position. 4. 12 four times To selectthe letter “m*. 5. I®° ® five times To selectthe letter“e". Ho. Hor9e= g Greek/special characters i I .
Alpha entry Editing alpha entry ® Deletes one character above the cursor. ® and hold. Clears the entire entry. ® Moves the cursor left, if?: Moves the cursor right. Example: Modify “Hone" to “Home". 1. F ^ ® o r ® To rrove the cursor onto the error. Horiie 2. F?’« To delete the character above the cursor. 3. pr» To insert a space. 4. f5'four times To select the letter “m".
Memory Memory book / fixed dial memory O It is possible to store telephone numbers in two types'of memory. PHONE BOC'K: Allows you to store frequently dialled telephone numbers w'lth a name tag so that the telephone numbers can be recalled quickly and easily. FIXED DIAL: If the security function “FIXED DIAL" is on it is possible to make a call manually Dr from phone book, calls can only be made from fixed dial memory, refer to “Memory type — memory security" - page 27.
Memory___________ ___________________ Store a number When using phone book the security must be switched off, refer to “Memory type — memory security" - page 27. 1 . F?" ^ To store a number. name tag NRME? For alpha entry, referto "Alpha entry"-page 14. When you have entered a name tag or if you do not wish to store a name tag press O». 3. I®" telephone number 4. I®" E* | I PHONE HO-i To enterthe telephone number. 5. I®" ® or ® PHONE BOOK ! To select "PHONE BOOK" or"F!XED DIAL".
Memory Memory overwrKe prolectton When an occjpied location number is selected, you will be asked if you v/ish to overwrite existing information. To overwrite old information press ®. OUEF; WRITE? I ¡►50 I To store in another location number press ®, and you will be returned to step 6 in “Store a number". To store in another memory block or memory type continue to press O. Recall using location number 1. p? % To recall memory. 2. © or S! PHONE BOOK To select "PHONE BOOK" or "FIXED DIAL".
Memory Recall using name tag 1. a To recall memory. 2. P°®or® To select "PHONE BOOK" or"FIXED DIAL". 3. vrn To search for a name lag. 4. P“ the first letters of the name tag that you wish to find. Foralpha entry, referto"Alphaentry”-page 14. When you have finished entering the first few letters of the name tag that you wish to search for press ®. r 5. P=aor® Hone To scroll name tags. To review the rest of the name tag press ^ and hold. To review the rest of the telephone number press and hold 6.
Memory Edit an entry Recall an enlry by any means described above. 1. ® To display the message options. 2. P"8 or« To display "EDIT?", CELETE'— EDIT? ^50 3. F®" m To select “EDIT?". P?" name tag For Alpha entry, refer to “Alpha entry” - page 14. When you have finished editing the name tag or if you domot wish to edit the name tagi press ®. 5. telephone number To clear the last digit press @ once. To clear all digits press Ш and hold. 6 . F®=© To enter :he telephone number. 4. 7.
Memory Last number memory The last five to ten numbers, depending on your SIM, that were dialled are automatically stored in last number memory. When the memory store is full, the latest number will overwrite the oldest information. Recall last number memory 1, % 2, To recall memory. P^9oro To display "LAST CALL". 3. FT CB To select "LAST CALL". The last dialled telephone number will be displayed. 4, F^sor© To display the required telephone number. To review first digits press «»and hold.
Function operation ______ Function operation_______ To display th 3 function menu press ®. Pressing ® or ® will scroll through the available opt ons. Selecting an option is done by pressing the associated function number. If a menu option is not available, the function number will be displayed as an “H" and cannot be selected.
Function operation Security For optimum security of your telephone there are three types of security code: LOCK CODE: Controls telephone security. PIN: Controls SIM security. PIN2: Controls memory security. This function can accept any combination of three types of security above. When the security is enabled, the PIN followed by ca* and/or the lock code will be necessary every time the telephone is switched on.
Function operation Change» lock code 1. P? ® ■§ J :!*■ To select new lock code. 2 . F? the current lock code LOCK CODE To correct errors press ®. 3. new lock code (four digits) To correct errors press ®. 4. new lock code UERIFV To verify the new lock code. If an incorrect lock code is entered during verifeation you '-------------------------------will be returned to step 3.
Function operation Change PIN PIN must be enabled to change the PIN. 1 . pr 9 O To select new PIN 2. the current PIN To correct errors press O. 3. pF CB Toenterthe PIN. 4. Ï®" new PIN (fourto eight digits) To correct errors press €P, 5 . pr ^ Toenterthe new PIN. 6 . 1®° new PIN To verify the n ew PIN. ENTER PIN NEliJ PIN UERIFV 7. F?CB To set the new PIN. If an incorrect PIN is entered during verification you will be returned to step 4, Change PIN2 PIN2 must be enabled to change the PiN2. 1.
Function operation Memorif type — memory security It is possible to restrict dialling to fixed numbers only, depending on your SIM, FIXED DIAL ON; Allows you to make calls from fixed dial memory only. It is not possible to make calls manually or from the phone book, PHONE BO(5K ON: Allows you to make calls from the phone book, manually and fixed dial memory. 1 . pF ^ To select memory security. 2 . P"8 or« FIXED DIhL To display “PHONE BOOK" or “FIXED DIAL". ' ON? j 3.
Function operation Review all calls timer P? m ’T') ■!?' To select all calls timer. Incoming calls are shown by Example: 1 hour/23 minutes Outgoing calls are shown by Example: 34 hours/56 minutes * 61H 23H -e 34H 5g.M j Reset all calls timer 1. P? & 33: To select all calls timer. 2. «S To display all calls timer options. 3. l®"Oor® To display "YES?". 4. I CLEAR TIMER I VES? ® To reset the all calls timer. Set/change call cost This function allows you to set call charge per minute.
Function operation ar O Call bar is a feature that is controlled by your service provider. It is used to restrict certain outgoing and/or incoming calls. Any combination of outgoing and incoming call restrictions can be set. This function is controlled by an access password which will be supplied by your service provider. If an incorrect password is entered three times the call bar feature may be revoked.
Function operation Review call bar status 1. £5 To select call bar status. 2- To check the cal! bar status. The telephone may take a while to update the current call bar status. 3. P" ® or® T0 see further levels of call bar status including types of teleservices (TSERV) or bearer services (BSERV), 4. COLL BOR STOTUS yHEN ROOM SET I®'any key except ®, or ^ To exit. Change password 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 30 I®" » i!*- .BTo select new password.
Function operation Divert is a feiiture that is controlied by your service provider. It enables incoming calls to be automatically forwarded to another telephone, not necessarily a GSM telephone. It is only poss ible to update or review the divert status when.the telephone Is registered to a network. This is because the divert status is registered with the network and not the telephone. Four types of divert are available: 1. ALL CALLS: Diverts all calls 2. IF BUSY: Diverts if you are busy 3.
Function operation Review divert status 1. P" m Si 13' To select divert status. 2. P CRLL DIUERT STRTUS To check divert status. The telephone may take a while to update the current divert status. If you have set “NO ANSWER” press o or o to display the forward telephone number and delay time. 3. P° anykey except®, ®, or© To exit.
Function operation Review call waiting status 1. ® i ‘IBTo selec-: call waiting status. 2. To check the current call waiting status. The telephone may take a while to update the current call waiting status. 3. P" any key except S, s, ® or ^ To exit. CALL IjJfilT i STATUS 'j I Answer a waiting cali When a third party calls you during a conversation a call waiting tone will sound and a message will be displayed, asking you if you wish to accept the incoming call.
Function operation Messages O The Short Message Service (SMS) may be available on a subscription? basis from your service provider. Using this service, short text messages (up to 160 characters) can be received, displayed, edited or sent. The number of acceptable messages is dependent upon your SIM. if the message indicator (S) is fSashing your message store is full. To receive new message you will first have to delete some old messages if automatic memory clear is switched off.
Function operation Store sender’s details in memory Recall a message as shown in “Read a received message” 1 . F?°Sor«i To display "SENDER”. 2 . PF © STORE Todispla/the message options. SENDERS HO? 3. PFcS To confinn that you wish to store the sender's details. 4. PF name tag For alpha entry, refer to “Alpha entry”-page 14. When you have entered a name tag or if you do not wish to store a name tag press 5. PF telephone number 6 . PF C3 To enterthe telephone number. 7.
Function operation Edit received message Editing and storing a received message allows you to adapt it for your own use. Recall a message as shown in “Read a received message". 1. 2. To display the message. ca To display message options. 3. PTsore To display "EDIT?" 4. To select “EDIT?’' The message will be displayed. 5 . P" message For alpha entry, refer to “Alpha entry"- page 14. When you have finished editing the message press ^ 6. telephone number To clear last digit press ® once.
Function operation Delete
Function operation Create a new message If you do not set the message parameters, you cannot send a message, refer to “Set parameters" - page 41. 1 . P? €* '1 ? ■45To create a message. 2 . pi" e or ® CREATE NEW | To display “CREATE NEW MESSAGE?" MESSAGE? i 3. P®"«6 To select "CREATE NEW MESSAGE?". 4. I®" your message nMESSAGE“' For alpha entry, refer to "Alpha entry"-page 14 5. CB To enter the message. 6 . 1 ®^ destination telephone number 7. P? ®S( To enterthe telephone number, a.
Function operation Send a islored message If you do not S3 t the message parameters, you cannot send a message, refer to “Set paramet6 ïrs”~ page 41. 1 . I?" ® To send a message. 2. I ® " e o r e SEMD STORED To display “SEND STORED MESSAGE?" MESSABE? 3. P? s© To select ‘SEND STORED MESSAGE?”. 4. message number 5. Predestination telephone number 6 . P? œ To enter t ie telephone number. 7. @ or S STORE MSG To display “YES?” or“NO?". .e, VES? 8 . F?e m To select "YES?" or “NO?".
Function operation Edit a stored message If you do not set the message parameters, you cannot send a message, refer to "Set parameters” - page 41. To edit a stored message. © or © 2. SEND STORED To display “EDIT STORED MESSAGE?” MESSPiGE? 3. PF QJ To select "EDIT STORED MESSAGE?". 4. message number 5. I®” message For alpha entry, refer to “Alpha entry"-page 14 When you have finished editing the message press ® 6 . I®" destination telephone number o 7. To enter the telephone number.
Function operation Set parEimeters Three parameters are always required before sending every message: Service Centre: Where all messages are sent to before they are sent on to their destination, it is a little like a post sorting room for normal mail. The number of the Service Centre may be pre-programmed, depending on your SIM. In this case it will not be necessary to enter the Service Centre number using this function.
Function operation Validity period If you are already in the parameter selection begin with step 2 1 . I®' iSH?' 15To select message parameters. 2. a or© iPERIOD'r DRV To display “PERIOD", 01-30 ^03 “PERIOD" will flash. fF JB or Si To change the validity period. Example: The validity period has a range of 1 to 30 days r—zrTTr ZTZ~7and is set to 3 days, ! 4. pr © or ® '-------------------------To select “DAY”, "WEEK”, “HOUR” or"MINUTE".
Function operation Receive cell broadcast О The cell broac cast service may be available on a subscription basis from your service provider. Using this service, you can receive cell broadcast messages such as weatfter forecasts or traffic information from your network during standby. It is possible to receive preferred cell broadcast messages by entering cell broadcast codes to the cell broadcast list. 1. Ш To select cell broadcast. 2 . P?eor9 f od MESSAGE To display “ON?" or “OFF?”.
Function operation Networks You can automatically or manually select a network. You may also use your telephone on networks that you do not subscribe to. This is known as ROAMING. NOTE: Roaming between GSM systems in the same country (National Roaming) may not be permitted by National Law. Set network selection 1. f?c To select network selection. 2. To display available networks. 3. «3? To select the displayed network.
Function operation Progrann/review network list By storing the preferred networks in the network list, the teiephone will first attempt to reg ister with a listed network. At least eight networks can be programmed depending on your SIM. 1. «■ C' ® To select the network list. A network will be displayed with the country initial(s) and the abbreviated network name. The position in the network list will.flash. 2 . F?" s or«' GSM 0 1 To selecta list number you wish to program or review. GSM2 3.
Function operation Review/edit your telephone number O This function allows you to review and edit your own telephone number-for example telephone, fax and data - depending on your SIM. NOTE; This function wili not change the telephone number assigned to you by your service provider. 1. Itr m 13 IT : To select your telephone number. © or 9 To display a name tag and telephone number. To review the rest of the name tag press « 1 and hold. To review the rest of the telephone number press and hold. pF m 3.
Function operation Program yDur telephone number 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. m IS ® To select yourtelephone number. |tf= © or«. To display a vacant location number. Fr To select the location number, name For alpha entry, refer to “Alpha entry” - page 14. When you have modified the name or if it is not necessary to modify the name, press telephone number pr To store tie new information.
Function operation Adjust ring volume Five levels of ring volume are available. This setting is retained after turning the power off. 1. €» ® fi To select ring volume. 2 . I®" o to decrease RING UOLUME e to increase L “ c.i a H To silence the volume, press o until ail bars are empty 3. To set the ring volume. Select ring type Three ring types are available. 1 . pr « 1^5 :-3v: To select ring type. 2 . F?" a or® To select a ring type. As each ring type is displayed an example will be ^ heard. 3.
Function operation Select DTMF tones type You can select long or short DTMF tones. The DTMF tones can also be switched off. 1. P?" » 3 15 To select DTMF tones, 2. Pi" ©or 8 DTMF TONE To display DTMF tones types. 0°:;-^ - SHORT? 3. pr O To setttie displayed DTMF tones type. Set auto redial 1.
Battery informa tion Battery mformation Battery specifications Battery life Battery pack (S) Battery pack{M) Battery pack (XM}Battery pack (L) 550mAh IMi-MH 580mAh Ni-Cd 850mAh Ni-MH 1200mAh Ni-Cd Standby time Ideal = 24 hours = 24 hours = 36 hours = 50 hours Typical__ = 14 to 18 hours = 14to18hours = 21 to 27 hours = 30tc38hours Talk time \~ 80 minutes = 80 minutes = 120 minutes = 160 minutes NOTE: 1.
Battery in formation attery during use When the battery power is low, the battery indicator will show as follows: Q: Replace the battery pack with fully charged one soon. Í Olí : A low battery tone will sound and the “LOW BATTERY'' message will flash. The power vt ill automatically shut off after the battery warning. Low battery during conversation 1. Finish your call immediately. l: Tjitll íLÜUÍ 2. Charge the battery pack or replace with a fully charged battery pack.
Battery information Charge the battery pack Make sure that the battery pack Is fitted onto the telephone. ® Connect the AC adaptor to the telephone with the telephone and label on the connector both facing upwards. ® Connectthe AC adaptor to the mains supply. When connecting the AC adaptor to the mains supply the socket outlet shall be installed near the wall and easily accessible. ® Charging will begin immediately.
SIM fitting and removina ____ SIM fitting and removing_____ The SIM fits into a holder at the back of the telephone covered by the battery pack. NOTE: DO NOT touch the gold contacts as this may cause damage to the SIM. Fitting the SIM ® Remove the battery pack. t2) Slide the SIM card holder in direction ofthe arrow and hinge open. ® InserttheSlM into the SI M card holder and close. ® Slide the SIM card holder in the opposite direction of the arrow, until it locks ¡nto position. ® Replace :he battery pack.
Appendix Appendix Glossary of terms GSM services for the transmission of data. For more information about Bearer services see "Teleservices and Bearer services" below or contact your network operator Dual Tone Multiple Frequency tones. Thedigit keysO to9. *and#wili ; generate different DTMF tones when pressed during conversation. DTMF These are used to access voice mail, paging and computerised home ■ banking. Global System for Mobile communications.
Appendix services Teleservice ; Network controlled GSM functions which your telephone will support. 1 Supplementary services may only be available on a subscription (basis. ' GSM services for the transmission of speech, short messages and Idata. For more information about Teleservices see “Teleservices and 1 Bearer services” below contact your network operator. rvices and Bearer services Teleservice code 1x Speech 2x SMS 6x Fax Where “x" can be any number from 0 to 9.
Appendix Security codes It is recommended that you memorise the following security codes. Ifyou forget these codes, orneed further information, contact your service provider for PIN, PIN2, PUK, PUK2 or password and yourdealerfor lock code. Codfs type Number of dibits Personal Identification Number (PINl 4 to 8 P!N2 4 to 8 PtN/PtN2 Unblocking Key(PUK/PUK2) 8 Password 4 Loc^code 4 56 Description ..... - j Controls SIM security. Supplied by Üie service provider.
Appendix e shooting Should any of the problems persist contact your dealer.
Appendix Error messages flRER 1 NOT RLLOliiED the selected area is not aiiowed. BLi-iCKL 1ST I Blacklist of unsuccessfully redialled nurnbers is full. Turn the FULL 1 power off and then on aaain. LOCK CODE A wrong lock code has been entered. Re-enter the correct lock code. IHURLID LOW The battery power is towr. Replace with a fully recharged battery pack or recharge the battery pack. BRTTERV A message has been received but the message memory is full.
Appendix sec^iRiTv FAILURE SIH BLOCKED iSiri ERROR STORE FULL SUBSCRIPTION REUOKED UfiCRNT NX jXXXXX N XXXX The network has detectecS authentication failure because your SIM is not registered with that network. Contact your service provider. The SIM is blocked because the.wrong PUK has been entered ten times. Contact your service provider. The telephone has detected an error with the SIM. Turn the power off and then back on. If the message does not disappear contact vour service provider.
Appendix Telephone specifications Type SIM tvoe Temperature range Charging Storage Weicfht Dimensions Height Width Deoth GSM Class 4 Piuq in only +5X to +35° C -20°C to +6C°C Battery pack (S)Battery pack fMlBattery pack (XM) 5dtî6rv pâcK 245 g 198 g 220 g 220 q 142 mm 142 mm 142 mm 142 mm 46 mm 46 mm 46 mm 46 mm 29 mm 24 mm 29 mm 36 mm 4.8V, 550mAh 4.8V, 580mAh 4.8V, 850mAh 4.8V.
Index Index A E Alpha entry 14,15,16 Editing 1€' Letters assignment 14 Antenna 4 Area code 8 Automatic redial 7.
Index M M-pluskey 4 Making a call 6 Memory 17 Auto memory 18 Delete 21 Edit 21 Fixed dial 11,17 Last number 22 Name tag recall 20 Overwrite protection 19 Phone book 11,17 Recall 19,22 Speed dial 19,22 Store 18 Memory key 4 Message 34 Clearautomatically 37 Create 38 Delete 36 Destination 41 Edit 36 Read 34 Return a call 34 Send a reply 35, 39 Service Centre 41 Set parameters 41 Store senders details 35 Validity period 41,42 Message 34, 54 Delete 36, 37 Microphone 4 N Network selection 44 \^V^t IIUW uiopio
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