User guide

Your Cell

THE S AND E KEYS

Throughout this guide, we will refer to the S and

E keys on your cell phone. Many cells do not have keys

specifically labeled S and E. The S key, for example,

may appear as a green phone icon, or it may be labeled

TALK. Refer to the manual that came with your cell to find

out which buttons initiate and terminate phone calls. These

buttons, however they are labeled, are the ones referred to

here as the S and E keys.

PLACING A CALL

On a cell, you don’t hear the dial tone that you normally hear

on a landline phone. Instead, the first sound you hear is the

ring (or busy signal) when your call is processed.

1. Make sure your cell is turned on.

2. Enter the telephone number you want to call.

3. Press S. An ‘In Use’ indicator may appear to indicate

your call is going through.

4. When you’re finished, press E. The ‘In Use’ indicator

will go off.

Note:

To place an overseas call, Overseas Dialing must be enabled

for your cell. See ‘Overseas Dialing’.

RECEIVING A CALL

To receive calls, your cell has to be turned on. Just

like a landline phone, your cell will ring to indicate

an incoming call.

1. When your cell rings, press S, and your call

is connected.

2. When your call is finished, press E.