User Manual

Language 10
Emergency Calls
ANSWERING CALLS
When you receive an incoming call, by default, a
ringing tune is played and a call message is
displayed. If enabled, your Vertu phone
also vibrates.
While in a call, you can use the speaker
phone for a hands free call. See the
Reference Manual for more information.
ADJUSTING VOLUME
ENDING OR REJECTING CALLS
LAST NUMBER REDIAL
CALLING YOUR VOICE MAILBOX
Voicemail is a network service for receiving voice
messages that may be offered by your service
provider.
To use the
VOICEMAIL key to listen to your voice
messages, the voice mailbox number must be
stored in your Vertu phone.
For more information on voicemail contact your
service provider.
EMERGENCY CALLS
Emergency calls may not be possible on all
wireless phone networks or when certain network
services and/or phone features are in use. Check
with local service providers.
> Press the SEND key to
begin your call. It may
take several seconds
to establish your call.
> Hold your Vertu phone
in the normal speaking
position during your
conversation. Avoid
unnecessary contact
with the antenna as
this may degrade call
quality.
> Press the SEND key to
answer an incoming
call.
Use the
VOLUME key on
the right side of your
Vertu phone to obtain a
comfortable listening
level. The key has a
rocker action.
> Press the top of the key
to increase the volume.
> Press the bottom of the
key to decrease the
volume.
> Press the END key to
end a call or reject an
incoming call.
> From the stand-by
display, press the
SEND
key to access a list of
the most recently
dialled numbers.
> Use the SCROLL keys
to scroll to the desired
number.
> Press the SEND key to
call the selected
number.
> Press and hold the 1
key. This is the
VOICEMAIL key.
> If you are prompted,
key in the voice mailbox
number and press
OK.
Your Vertu phone, like any wireless phone,
operates using radio signals, wireless and
landline networks as well as user-programmed
functions. Because of this, connections in all
conditions cannot be guaranteed. Therefore, you
should never rely solely upon any wireless
phone for essential communications, for
example medical emergencies.