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User Guide

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Your SL45 package

User guideStereo headphones

Power supply unit Data cable

Sync Station

CD ROM

SL45 MultiMediaCard™(in the phone)

Battery



Safety precautions......................... 3Overview of keys/display .............. 4General instructions...................... 5

The User Guide........................ 5Menu Control........................... 5Helpsystem ............................. 6

SIM card.......................................... 7Battery ............................................ 8MultiMediaCard™ .......................... 9Switch on, off / PIN entry ............. 10

Making a phone call...................... 12Dialling with digit keys............ 12End call ................................... 12When number is busy ............ 13Redial previous numbers........ 13Accept call .............................. 14Reject call ............................... 14During a call ............................ 15

Send DTMF tones .................. 17Addressbook................................. 18

New entry............................... 18Read entry .............................. 19Search entry ........................... 20Call entry................................. 20SIM Location .......................... 21Store control code ................. 22

Special numbers ..................... 22Businesscard ................................ 23Voice Control ................................ 24

Voicedialling............................ 24Voice command...................... 24

MP3 Player ................................. 25

Play......................................... 25Load music ............................. 27

Dictaphone.................................... 28Record .................................... 28Play ......................................... 29

Answering notice.......................... 30Calendar ........................................ 31

New appointment................... 32

Calculator / Currency Conver...... 33Internet (WAP)............................... 34

Settings................................... 34Internet access ....................... 34Profiles.................................... 36

Games / Chronometer.................. 38Chronometer........................... 38

Message (SMS) ............................. 39Read Messages...................... 39Compose message................. 40Text entry with T9............... 41Incoming list, outgoing list...... 43Archive.................................... 43Predef. Message .................... 44Setup ...................................... 45

Voice message / Mailbox ............. 46Setup ...................................... 46Listen to.................................. 46

Cell broadcast............................... 47Records ......................................... 49

Calls missed............................ 49Calls received.......................... 49Calls dialled ............................. 49Alarms missed........................ 49

Profiles .......................................... 50Activate................................... 50Without Alarm......................... 51

Contents

See also Indexat the end of this User Guide



Audio.............................................. 52Ringer setting ........................ 52Volume .................................. 52Trembler ................................. 52

Filter........................................ 52Service Tones ........................ 52Melodies ................................ 53

Time/Charge .................................. 54Divert ............................................. 55Setup.............................................. 57

Menu mode............................ 57

Device..................................... 57Security................................... 60Network.................................. 61During calls ............................. 64Headset ................................. 64Car use ................................... 64IrDA ........................................ 64

Fast access key ............................ 65

Soft key .................................. 65Speed dialling number............ 66Quick menu selection............. 66

Card-Explorer................................ 67Fax/data mode using a PC........... 68

Fax/data .................................. 68Speech/fax.............................. 68

Data exchange .............................. 69Sync Station............................ 69IrDA (infra-red) ........................ 69Integral modem ...................... 69

PC software................................... 70Data Exchange Software........ 70Siemens Quick Sync............... 71

Display symbols ........................... 72Siemens Service........................... 73Troubleshooting ........................... 74

Specifications/maintenance ........ 77Declaration of conformity........ 77Technical data ......................... 77Maintenance tips .................... 77

General accessories..................... 78Car Accessories ........................... 79Index .............................................. 81

Contents

See also Indexat the end of this User Guide



3Safety precautionsAll radio transmitters are subject torestrictions such as:

Switch off in hospitals; medical

electronics e.g. pacemakers orhearing aids can be affected.

While driving:Do not hold the phone in yourhand. Only use one earpiece ofthe stereo headphones("Car Accessories", page 79).

Mobile phones must beswitched off at all times in anaircraft.Prevent accidential activation.

Switch off near petrol stations,fuel depots, chemical plants orblasting operations.

Minor interference may affectTVs, radios, PCs, etc.

Do not examine the active infra-red interface [Class 1LED prod-uct (classified according toIEC 60825-1)] using optic magni-fication devices.

The ring tone is reproducedthrough the earpiece. Firstaccept the call, then hold thephone to the ear.

MultiMediaCard™ and SIMcard may be removed, smallparts could be swallowed bychildren.

Please note:

Neither the phone nor the bat-

tery may be opened under anycircumstances.

We recommend you use onlyOriginal Siemens batteries andcharging devices. Otherwiseconsiderable health risks anddamage to the product cannotbe excluded.

Battery and battery cover mustnot be separated from eachother.

Dispose of used batteries ac-cording to the legal regulations.

We recommend you use onlyOriginal Siemens accessories toavoid possible damage.

Improper use invalidates the warranty!



4 Overview of keys/display

Infra-red interface(IrDA, e.g. for PC/

PDA communication)

Display indicatorsReception strength/ battery level(see also p. 72).

Key lockTo switch on and off:

Hold down.

2. Confirm

(only whenswitchingoff).

Side keysAt the top: Activate dictaphone.

Centre (context-sensiti-

ve)

H: Start voice dialling.

HG:Set volume/ scroll up and down inmenus and messages.

G: Start profiles.

At the bottom: Activate MP3 player.

RingerTo switch on and off:

Hold down.

Soft keysThe current functionsare displayed as iconsor text above the keys.The soft keys displaythe quick selectionand menu access instandby mode or offeraccess to a special ser-vice such as ZtheSIM service.

Empty? Menu

Call key Select displayed phone number

or name, accept calls.Display last calls in standby mo-de.

$ On/Off/End keyPress briefly: End call or jump back to

the previous menu level.Hold down: Switch phone on/offor return to standby mode.

Control keyIn standby modeL Voice dialling active

D Open address book.

N Open menu.

In lists and menus:L D Scroll up and down.

N Select function.M Menu level back.

SMS and Calendar:M N Move cursor.

L D Scroll up and down.

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Provider01.02.2001 10:35 Empty? Menu



5General instructions

The User GuideThe short guide will suffice for expe-rienced users and those in a hurry.

We recommend you read this UserGuide carefully, so that you can useall functions of the phone fully.

The following symbols are used:

Enter numbers or letters.

$ On/Off/End key.

Call key.

Press control key on the side in-dicated.

0HQX Displaysa soft key function.

C Function depends on the Ser-vice Provider; special registrati-on may be necessary.

Steps for menu access (e. g.):

0HQX Î Audio Î VolumeThe procedure above corresponds to:

0HQX Press soft key.

' Scroll to Audio.

Select Audio.

' Scroll to Volume.

Select Volume.

Menu ControlThe menus provide access tofunctions, network services and in-dividual settings.

Main menuYou always reach it from the stand-by mode when you press the rightsoft key:

0HQX or with

Menu control

Use the control key toscroll in the menus.

Select a submenu or a

function.* Go back one menu level(or press $ briefly).

Option menuIn other situations (e.g. whenaddress book is open), a correspon-ding option menu appears:

2SWLRQV Press.



6 General instructions

HelpsystemIn every menu, you find the help lineat the top with which you have ac-cess to the help system by subject.Calling up the help for the first timeafter switching on can take a few se-conds.

Navigation

Leave the help. You returnto the point at which youcalled up the help.

Leads to the index of thehelp system.



7SIM card

Insert SIM cardThe Service Provider supplies youwith a SIM card on which all the im-portant data for your line are stored.

If the SIM card has been delivered incredit card size, snap the smallersegment out and remove any roughedges.

Insert SIM card under the retai-ning ribs n. Observe correct

position of the angled corner,goldcontacts pointing downward.

Press SIM card downwardo un-til the latch engages.

Then insert (see p. 8) the battery(see p. 8).

Only 3 Volt SIM cards are supported. OlderSIM cards (5 Volt technology) cannot beused. Please contact your Service Provider.

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Remove SIM card Switch off phone. Unlock and remove battery.

Press latch inwardpuntil theSIM card jumps out a short way.

Then remove the SIM card.

Functions without SIM card

If the phone is switched on withoutSIM card, the following display ap-pears:

0HQX Press soft key.

All functions that can be used wit-hout SIM card are shown. You will

find a description of the functions inthis User Guide.

626 "Emergency number(SOS)", p. 11.

pLatch

Please insert your SIMcard!

SOS Menu



8 Battery

Insert battery Insert battery at the bottom of the

phonen and press inward until it

clicks into placeo.

Switch off the phone before youremove it!

Unlock batteryo, then remove n.

Charge battery The battery is not fully charged

when delivered, so:

Interconnect the socket and theSync Station n with the plug-inpower supply.

Insert the phone into the SyncStationo and press downwarduntil it engages. The contact mes-sage is displayed (alternatively:

plug in power supply directly tothe phone).

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The voltage indicated on theSync Station must not be ex-ceeded.

ChargingThe charger heats up when used for longperiods. This is normal and not dangerous.

% When charging is in progress.

4 End of charging

An empty battery is fully charged afterabout 2 hours. Charging is only possible in

an ambient temperature of 5°C to 40°C(the charge icon flashes as a warning whenthe temperature is 5°C above/below).

Usage timeA fully charged battery provides 60 to 170 hours of standby time or 1 to 4 hours of talktime. The standby times/talk times areaverage values and depend on the opera-ting conditions (see table below).

Display of charge level:

Fully 01 2Empty

charged

A beep sounds when the battery is nearlyempty.

Operationcarried out

Time(min)

Decrease ofstandby time

Calling 1 30 - 60 min.

Playing music 30 30 h.

Displaybacklight*

½ 30 min.

Network search 1 5 - 10 min.

CB service 1 30 min.*Key input, games, organizer etc.



9MultiMediaCard™With the MultiMediaCard, yourphone acquires a very large memory.It enables you to store numerousaddresses, MP3 music files or voice

memos. You may also use the Multi-MediaCard like a floppy-disk to sa-ve any other desired files.

Change the MultiMedia-Card™

When you buy your SL45, theMultiMediaCard is already inthe phone.

Push open the small button oppo-siten (using a pen, etc). Removethe MultiMediaCard carrierfrom the phoneo.

Please treat the MultiMediaCard careful-ly. Do not bend it or expose it to staticelectricity.

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Insert the MultiMediaCard intothe carrier p.

Slide the carrier with theMultiMediaCard into thephone againo.

File managementThe Card-Explorer is available in thephone for organising your files (see

p. 67). In combination with a PC, youcan also use the Data ExchangeSoftware (see p. 70).

Note that the entries on the Multi-MediaCard are not automaticallylinked with the entries on the SIMcard. For example, entries that youmake in the address book are only

stored on the MultiMediaCard.New MultiMediaCard

1. Save the data of the old MultiMedia-Card on a PC.

2. Format the new MultiMediaCard withthe aid of the Data Exchange Software.

3. Transfer the data from the PC on to the

new MultiMediaCard.

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10 Switch on, off / PIN entry

Switch on

Hold down On/Off/End key to switchon or off.

Enter PINThe SIM card can be protected witha 4-8 digit PIN code.

Enter your PIN code using the di-git keys (shown as a series ofasterisks,if you make an errorpress &OHDU ).

Confirm input.Press the soft key 2. .

When you switch the phone on for the first

time the language of your Service Provideris loaded (see also p. 57). This takes a fewseconds.

Please enteryour PIN:

****

C OKk

The logon to the network will take afew seconds.When the name of the Service Provi-der appears in the display, the pho-

ne is in standby mode and ready for use.

SIM Card

Whenever you change a SIM Card you areprompted to copy the names and phonenumbers stored there to the MultiMedia-Card after you have switched on the pho-ne. Follow the instructions on the display.

If you want to copy the data of the SIM Cardto the MultiMediaCard later on, you canuse the functions on the SIM Card menu(see p. 21).

Problems with the SIM Card

If Please insert your SIM card! is dis-played, check for faults, see p. 74.

Wrong PIN?

If the PIN is entered incorrectly three times,the SIM Card is blocked, see p. 74.

Activate/Deactivate PIN Control,Change PIN No., see p. 61.



11Switch on, off / PIN entry

Emergency number (SOS)

By pressing the soft key 626 you can makean emergency call without SIM card or PIN

input via any network. This must only beused in case of emergency!

Network connection

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Strength of the incoming signal.

A weak signal reduces the callquality and may lead to a breakoff of the connection. In this ca-se, change your location.

Do not interfere with the antenna at the topof the phone unnecessarily during operati-on, otherwise the quality of the connectionmay be impaired.

If you are outside your home network,your phone automatically selects another

GSM network (see also p. 61).

SIM services

Z This symbol is displayed if yourSIM card supports special appli-cations provided by your ServiceProvider.



12 Making a phone call

Dialling with digit keysThe phone must be switched on(standby mode).

Enter the number

- if necessary with interna-tional dialling code

- national only for calls tothe national fixed network.

&OHDU A short press clearsthe last digit, a long pressthe entire number.

[ Store phone numberin the address book, seep. 18.

Press the Call key. Thephone number displayedis dialled.

End call

$ Press the End key. The callis ended.

Press this key even if the person onthe other end of the line has hung upfirst.

International dialling code

You can access international dialling codesstored in your phone:

Press the key until a + symbolappears. The two leading digitswill be 00.

/LVW Press.

Select the required country from the list.The international dialling code is displayed.

Now add the national number (in many

countries without the first digit if it is a zeroand press the Call key.

Stereo headphones:

Plug in the stereo headphones at the bot-tom of the phone. With the PTT key you canuse the functions answer call, end call and in standby mode you can use voice dial-

ling (see p. 24).

If there is a call, the music is automaticallyinterrupted. Press the PTT key on the head-set cable to accept the call (see p. 26).

Warning:Both earpieces must never be used whendriving or operating machinery.

Microphone

PTT key



13Making a phone call

When number is busyIf the number called is busy or itcannot be reached because of net-work problems, the following opti-ons are available:

Auto redial previous numbers $XWR'LDO Press. The number is auto-

matically dialled for up to15 minutes at increasingintervals. During this peri-od, no other phone num-ber can be dialled.

To end:

Press 2II orend key $.

Reminder 3URPSW Press. A beep reminds

you to redial the displayedphone number after 15 mi-nutes.

Any other call ends the function.

Redial previous numbersTo redial the phone number last cal-led:

Press the Call keytwice.

To redial other numbers that weredialled previously:

Press the Call key once.

Pick out the required pho-ne number from the list oflast calls, then press...

... to dial.

2SWLRQV see p. 49.

[Store phone number in the

address book, see p. 18.

Calling other stored phone numbers,see p. 49.



14 Making a phone call

Accept callThe phone must be switched on toreceive calls (in standby mode).

Accept a call with:

or $QVZHU

End call

$Press.

Reject call$or 5HMHFW The caller hears the busy signal.

'LYHUW Diverts e.g. to the mailbox,

when this diversion has beenset, see p. 55.

+498912345

Answer Reject

Accepting with stereo headphones

If a call comes in, the music is automaticallyinterrupted. Press the PTT key to accept the

call or to end the call (see p. 26).

Warning:Both earpieces must never be used whendriving or operating machinery.

Accepting with Answering notice

Prerequisite: You have recorded an Answer-ing notice and it is active.

When a call comes in, press the dictationkey briefly. The call is accepted and an Ans-wering notice is played without your havingto speak (see also p. 30).

You can return calls received or missed, seep. 49.

You can answer incoming calls using any

key, setup see p. 57.

An incoming call will interrupt any other useof the phone.

Data calls, fax calls, see p. 68.

Functions during the call,see p. 15.

Deactivating the ringer for the current call:

Hold down.The call is shown on the display.The caller hears the dialling to-ne.




During a call

Call waiting

During a call you can be advised thatthere is another call waiting. You willhear a special tone during the call.Now, you have the following opti-

ons:

Swap 6ZDS Accept the waiting call and

place the current call onhold.

To swap between the two

calls, press 6ZDS eachtime.

Reject 5HMHFW Reject waiting call. The

caller hears the busy tone.

or

'LYHUW If this is set, the caller is di-verted e. g. to the mailbox(see p. 55).

End current call

$ End the current call.

$QVZHU Accept the new call.

You may need to register for this service wi-th your Service Provider and set your phoneaccordingly (see p. 64).

C

Set volumeYou can ad-just the hand-

set volume wi-th the keys onthe phone.

If a car kit is used, its volume settingdoes not affect the usual setting onthe phone.

DictaphoneYou can play back a recording (theperson on the other end of the linealso hears it) or record the call, seep. 28.

Phone number memoYou can key in a number during acall. The person on the other end ofthe line can hear the number en-tered. It can be stored or contactedafter the current call has ended.

Follow the instructions on thedisplay.

HHigh

GLow




Call menu 2SWLRQV

Microphoneoff

Switch the micropho-ne on or off. If switched

off, the person on theother end of the linecan hear nothing.

Alternatively:

Hold down.

Conference (see p. 16)

Time/Charge While the connection

continues, the call dura-tion and (if set, seep. 54) the call time/costare displayed.

Call transfer (see p. 16)

Main menu Direct access to themain menu.

Call status List all held and activecalls (e.g. participantsof a conference).

Send DTMFtones

Transmit the controlcodes created usingthe keys or addressbook.

Send DTMF tonesDigit entries during a call are directlytransmitted as DTMF signals.



18 Addressbook 0HQX Î Organiser Î Addressbook

You can store names, addressesand phone numbers in the address

book. The address book is onlyavailable if a MultiMediaCard is in-serted. Without a MultiMediaCardyou can only access the SIM card(with restricted functionality) (p. 21).

New entr

'Open address book (instandby mode).

Scroll upward and select...

New entry ....

The entry card for an address is dis-played.

KAddressbook

New entry

Businesscard

Barbara

View Options

KAddressbook

Last name:|First name:

d Save

Enter at least the first or last nameand a phone number.

Make your entries field by

field: Last name: First name: Company: Email: Phone: Tel.office: Tel.mobile: Fax: Street: Zip code: City: Country: URL: (Internet adress)

VIP (see below)

6DYH Press.

VIPYou should only assign important entries tothe VIP group.

You may display the VIP entries at the top ofthe address book (see p. 20).

You can set your phone so that the ringer

sounds only for calls from numbers in theVIP group (see p. 52).

A call from a VIP entry can be announced bya special melody (see p. 53).

d Copy data from a differentaddress book entry.



20 Addressbook

Search entryYou can quickly search through largeaddress books. When the addressbook is open, simply write the firstletter of the name required.

The first entry that begins with thisletter is displayed. Continue by thesecond letter etc until the name re-quired is displayed.

A magnifying glass icon appears in

the upper right-hand corner of thedisplay with the search letters.

Call entry

' Open address book(in standby mode).

Select required entry.

Press.

If multiple phone numbers arestored in the entry...

9LHZ ...open the entry.

Then select the required

number.

Press.

Addressbook Menu 2SWLRQV When the address book is open, thefollowing functions are available de-

pending on the current situation:

2SWLRQV Open menu.

(View) Only when searchfunction is active.

New entry See "New entry", p. 18.

Edit Display the entry for

changes.

Delete Delete the entry fromthe address book.

Delete all Delete all entries afterconfirmation.

Copy to SIM Copy Name and thefirst phone number to

the SIM card.A-Z sorting Show the address book

as an alphabetic list orwith the entries of theVIP group at the top (seep. 18).

SIM Location Access the restrictedfunctions of the SIM

card (p. 21).

Send via ... IrDA: Transmit in vCardformat to a suitable de-vice (see "IrDA", p. 64).

SMS: Transmit as SMSmessage.

Capacity Displays the capacity

used and available.



21 Addressbook

SIM Location 0HQX Î Organiser Î

Addressbook Î 2SWLRQV ÎSIM Location

The list with the current entries isdisplayed. The relevant storage loca-tions are displayed by icons.

The entries are managed separatlyfrom the address book. But you can

shift data between the SIM card andthe address book.

SIM Location Menu 2SWLRQV

Select entry.

2SWLRQV Open menu.

New entry Enter first and/or lastname and phone num-ber.

View Display the entryselected.

Edit Display phone numberand name for alteration.

Delete Clear the entry

selected


Copy Copy the selected ent-ry to the address book.

Copy all Copy all SIM card ent-ries to the address

book.Move See below.

Move (storage location)An entry may be moved dependingon the current storage location toother storage locations:

SIMAddress entries on the SIM card on-ly take the form of name, first nameand phone number.

Mobile (phone memory) +Address entries only take the form

of name, first name and phone num-ber.

If the SIM card is full, further entriesare automatically kept in thememory.

Protected SIM With a special SIM card, dialling may

be limited to phone numbers thatare permanently set on this SIMcard. For editing, a PIN2 is needed(see p. 61).

Voicedialling Copy the number to thevoice dialling list (seep. 24) .

Capacity Display the capacityused and available.



23BusinesscardYou may create your own businesscard and transmit it as a message viaSMS or you may transmit it to anoth-er GSM phone (with IrDA capability)

or a suitable PC/printer using infra -red technology.

Create new 0HQX Î Organiser Î Businesscard

If no business card is created yet,you are asked for input:

Go from field to field andmake your entries:

Last name: First name: Company: Email: Phone: Tel.office:

Tel.mobile: Fax: Street: Zip code: City: Country: URL: (Internet address)

6DYH Press.

The content of the business card corre-sponds to international standards (vCard).

When you are sending a business card,please note that only up to 160 characterscan be transmitted.

Businesscard Menu 2SWLRQV 2SWLRQV Open menu.

Send via ... IrDA: Transmit the ent-ry in vCard format to asuitable device ("IrDA",page 64).

SMS: Transmit as SMSmessage.

Print via ... Transmit to a suitableprinter, see "IrDA", p. 64.



24 Voice ControlUp to 20 numbers/functions can beselected or started simply by sayinga name. The voice dialling entriesare linked to the phone and may not

be exported.

Voicedialling(for phone numbers)

0HQX Î Organiser ÎVoice Control ÎVoicedialling

New entryA list with entries is displayed. In thelist select ...

New entry ..., then

enter name/phone num-ber or use ,QVHUW toretrieve from the addressbook.

2. Confirm.

A short signal sounds. Now say thename corresponding to the numberand repeat it when prompted. A beepconfirms the recording and all ent-ries are displayed.

Voice command(for functions)

0HQX Î Organiser ÎVoice Control ÎVoice command

New entry

A list with the commands isdisplayed.

Select command.

2. Confirm,then proceed aswith Voicedialling.

ApplyActivate Voice Control in standbymode:

Control key or

H side key or

PTT key on the stereoheadphones.

Now say the name or the function.The number is dialled or the functionis carried out.

Voice Control 2SWLRQV All entries are displayed:

Select entry. 2SWLRQV Open menu.

New entry See on the left.

Delete Delete the entry selected.


Edit Change name and phonenumber (Voicediallingonly). If necessary renewthe recording.

Newsample

Change the (voice) recor-ding of an entry.



25MP3 Player AYour phone is equipped with anMP3 player. You can immediately li-sten to the music supplied with thephone (on the MultiMediaCard).

You can import other music filesusing the Data Exchange Software(see p. 70).

PlaPlug in the stereo headphones atthe bottom of the phone.

0HQX Î

Surf/FunÎ

MP3 Player

Choose a melody.

Press.

Track informationThe following information is display-ed while the melody is being played:

cMP3 PlayerX Reggae

Kleine Nachtmusik

Opus No. 3

Options Play

Kleine Nachtmusik44 kHz 4:45

1:35Mozart

Help Pause

Sample Rate Stereo/Mono Total time

Melody

Cur. play timeInformation

(Sample Rate: 44kHz = almost CD quality,maximum for playback)

ControlMusic is controlled with the controlkey and/or with the side keys.

With the control key:

Jump forward or back onetrack when playing theplaylist.

Pressed briefly on the right: Play/pause.

* Pressed briefly on the left:Stop (stop melody).

) Hold down:Fast forward, reverse.

With the side keys:

With the soft keys:

3DXVH / 3OD\ Right key(also PTT key)

+HOS Left key

(when MP3 player withoutfunction)

Loud

Quiet

Activate MP3 Player(Pause / Play)



26 MP3 Player AX Create playlistsTo play several melodies with oneselection you can put them in a play-list (folder).

From the standby mode:

0HQX Î Surf/Fun Î MP3 Player

The MP3 player list isdisplayed.

2SWLRQV Open menu(see MP3 player menu onthe next page).

Create playlist Creates a new list that canbe given any name(e.g. Reggae).

2. Confirm.

Now melodies can be

copied to the (still) emptyplaylist.

$GG Confirm.

or

2SWLRQV Open menu.(see playlist menu on thenext page).

Add Song Select.

X Play list

Options Add

Select melody in theMP3 player list.

$GG Confirm.

Repeat procedure until allmelodies are copied to theplaylist.

When the playlist is completed:

$ Return to the MP3 playerlist.

Key lock in playback mode

If you swith on the key lock when in play-back mode (hold down ), the side keysare not locked.



27MP3 Player AMenu overview:

MP3 Player Menu 2SWLRQV

Playlists Menu 2SWLRQV

Createplaylist

Create a new playlist.

Modifyplaylist

Open an existing play-list for modification.

Rename Rename the playlist.

Delete Delete the highlightedentry.

Tone Choose tone.

Shuffle Random sequence ofmelodies.

Repeat Play again.

Add Song Add new melody to theplaylist.

Delete The melody is deletedonly from the playlist.


Move Change sequence ofmelodies.

Load musicMusic files in the MP3 format can becopied from your PC to the MP3 fol-der on the MultiMediaCard usingthe Data Exchange Software (seealso p. 70).

You have a call!If a call comes in, the music is automaticallyinterrupted. You hear the ringer. Press the

PTT key on the headphone to accept thecall.

Warning:Do not use the MP3 Player whilst driving orusing machinery.

Legal noticeThe music which you can dub and play backby the MP3 function of your device is nor-mally subject to copyright protection ac-cording to the international and nationallaws and treaties applicable in the individu-al case.In some countries reproductions, in some

countries including those for private use, re-quire the prior approval of the rightholder.Please inform yourself about and complywith the pertinent copyright regulations.Of course the foregoing restrictions do notapply if you are vested with these rights be-cause it is your own composition or record-ing or because these rights were granted toyou by the rightholder.



28 DictaphoneVoice recording offers you the follo-wing functions:

Use as Dictaphone when you are

on the move. Recording a call - useful forremembering numbers oraddresses.

Add a voice memo to an alarm inthe Calendar (see p. 32).

Side keys

The voice functions are preferablycontrolled by the keys on the side ofthe phone.

Legal notice

The use of this feature may be subject to re-strictions by criminal law or other legal pro-visions. Please inform the other party to theconversation in advance if you intend torecord the conversation and please keep

such recording confidential. You may onlyuse this feature, if the other party to theconversation agrees to the use.

Recording, playback (dictation key)

Loud

Quiet

(no function fordictaphone )

RecordThe recording length is only limitedby the capacity available. A 10 minu-te recording needs about 1 MB me-mory.

Recordings using the Dictaphoneare stored as *.VMO files. If they aretransmitted to the PC using the DataExchange Software (p. 70) they maybe converted to *.WAV files.

Using the side keysWe recommend this procedure forshort voice memos.

StartPress the dictation key for the dura-tion of the recording. After a shortbeep, the recording starts.

Recording pauseRelease the dictation key to pause.When you press the key once more,the recording is continued. A pauseof more than 10 seconds stops therecording.

End/save

The recording is stopped when yourelease the dictation key for morethan 10 seconds. It is stored withthe current recording time as its na-me.

A different name can then beassigned to it (see dictaphonemenu, p. 28).



30 Answering noticeThis special recording can be playedback if you cannot accept a call inperson immediately.

For example: You are in a confe-rence and a call is signalled by trem-bler alarm. You answer it and playthe following announcement:Please dont hang up , Ill speak toyou in person in a moment.

RecordThe time elapsing is displayed nu-merically and also indicated by a gra-phical progress bar (in minutes).

0HQX Î Organiser ÎAnswering notice

The list of recordings is opened:

New record Select.

5HFRUG Start recording.

6WRS Stop recording.

3OD\ Play back the announce-ment for control purposes.

6DYH Assign a name to therecording.

Answering notice

12,0 seconds

4,0

Save Play

Answering notice Menu 2SWLRQV

Activate 0HQX Î Organiser Î

Answering notice

The list of announcements is ope-

ned: Select entry.

(GLW Press to activate thisannouncement.

Apply

Press the dictation key briefly if thereis an incoming call. The call is accep-ted and the announcement is playedcontinuously until you ...

... accept the call.

Play Play back the entryselected.

New record Record a new an-nouncement.

Delete Delete the entryselected.


Rename Assign a different na-

me to the entry.

Dictation key



31Calendar 0HQX Î Organiser Î Calendar

The Calendar offers you a

monthly view,

weekly view, daily view.

Time and date must be set for theCalendar to work properly (seep. 59).

Monthly view

Scroll bet-ween themonths.

Scroll between theweeks.

) Scroll between thedays.

:HHN Display ofthe weekly view.

$SSRLQW Display ofthe daily view.

Synchronise with Outlook ®

With the Siemens QuickSync software youcan synchronise your Calendar with yourOutlook® calendar (see p. 71).

Th Feb 2001 W 81 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 11

12 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28

Week Appoint.

back

forward

Weekly view

Scroll in the day.

)Scroll between the

days. $SSRLQW Daily view.

Daily view $SSRLQW Select.

You may enter several appoint-ments in the daily view for each day.When an appointment is reached,you hear a beep.

Appointments 0HQX Î Organiser Î

AppointmentsDisplay of all entered appointmentsin chronological sequence.

Schedule. Time overlaps arehighlighted.

Each day is divided into two blocks of fourhours (morning + afternoon).

Th Feb 2001 W 8M T W T F S S

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Month Appoint.

8

12

16

Th 22.02.2001

New entry 11:30 Presentation 15:00 Flight

Options Select



32 CalendarAppointments Menu 2SWLRQV

New entry See on the right.

Activate,

Deactivate

Activate or deactivate

an alarm.

Delete Delete the entryselected.


Edit Open the entry forchanges.

Send via ... Transmit to a suitabledevice.

Print via ... Transmit to a suitableprinter.

Print all via... Transmit all appoint-ments to a printer.

Week starts

Mo

Define the start of the

week.

Display when alarm is activated.

A total of 50 entries can be created.An alarm sounds even when the phone isswitched off. To deactivate it press any key.

To deactivate all alarms: See "WithoutAlarm", p. 51.

3DXVH delays the alarm by 5 minutes.

Ringer setting, see p. 52. Clock, see p. 59.Alarms missed, see p. 49.

New appointment 0HQX Î Organiser Î Calendar

$SSRLQW Select.New entry Select.

Make the entries fieldby field:

Type of Alarme:

Memo. A short text maybe appended

(up to 16 letters).

Call. Enter phone number.It is shown together withthe alarm.

` Meeting

Birthday

_ Voice Memo

Description:Name of the appointment.

Alarm:Activate, Deactivate.

Date from: / until:

Start date of the appointment, enterend date if necessary.

Time from: / until:Start time of the appointment, entertermination time if necessary.

Reoccurrence:Select periods repeating the

appointment.

6DYH Store the appointment.

Y

Y



33Calculator / Currency Conver.

Calculator 0HQX Î Organiser Î Calculator

Enter number.

aSelect calculator function.

Repeat procedure withother numbers.

Result is displayed.

Currenc Conver. 0HQX Î Surf/Fun Î

Currency Conver.

You may store up to three differentcurrencies.

Enter currencyTo convert, enter two currencies atleast.

New entry Select.

Enter symbol of the ownand the foreign currency.

2. Confirm.

Special functionsPress the right soft key repeatedly: (indica-ted in the display). Set decimal point.

W Switching the operational signs+ and -.

% Conversion to percentage.

V Save the number displayed.

U Retrieve the number saved.

e Exponent (only one digit).

Enter exchange rate.

2. Confirm.

ConvertAny combination of calculations maybe made between the enteredcurrencies.

Select one combinationfrom the list of combinati-ons possible.

6HOHFW Confirm. Enter amount (up to8 digits).

The result is displayed.

Currency Conver. Menu 2SWLRQV You may change, enter anew or de-lete currencies and rates.

Special functionsPress the right soft key repeatedly (Indica-tor in the display):

.Set decimal point.V Save the number displayed.

U Retrieve the number saved.



34 Internet (WAP) 0HQX Î Surf/Fun Î Internet

Get the latest WAP informationfrom the Internet that is specifically

adapted to the display options of thephone.

Internet access may require regi-stration with your Service Provider.

SettingsPreparation of the phone for Internet

access depends on your ServiceProvider:

If the settings have already beenmade by the Service Provider, youmay begin immediately.

If access profiles have alreadybeen assigned by your ServiceProvider, select a profile and acti-

vate it (see p. 37). Otherwise the access profilemust be set and activated manu-ally (see p. 36)

If necessary, check with yourService Provider.

P Online, R Offline, Q no networkThe current display is in the upper leftcorner.

e Switch full page view on/off.

HG Scroll page by page.

f Font larger or smaller

Internet access 0HQX Î Surf/Fun Î Internet

The start menu appears:

Select the requiredfunction.

6HOHFW Confirm.

------Help------User guide (help system).

Homepage

The first WAP Internet page that isdisplayed after connection is esta-blished (may be set/preset by theService Provider).

Resume

Call the pages last visited, which arestill in the memory.

FavoritesDisplay up to nine of your most im-portant WAP pages for fast access.

ProfilesSet up to 5 access profiles(see p. 36).

$Hold down to end the

Internet connection.

R Internet

------Help------

Homepage

ResumeSelect



38 Games / Chronometer 0HQX Î Surf/Fun Î Games

GamesSelect the required game from thelist. Have fun!

InstructionsYou will find special instructions foreach game in the help text.

The following rules are valid for all

games.

2SWLRQV Provides tips on how toplay the game, shows thesaved scores and allowsyou to set the level ofdifficulty.

6WDUW Start game.

Key control

or using the control key:

and )

Setup, Overview

Chronometer 0HQX Î Surf/Fun Î

Chronometer ÎSelect the requiredfunction:

StopwatchDisplay the time up to a 100th of asecond.Operation using the keys:

5HVHW Reset to zero.

Stopwatch Menu 2SWLRQV

CountdownA set period elapses.The last threeseconds are indicated by a beep. Atthe end, a special beep sounds.

(GLW Enter the period.

6WDUW Start counter.

Save Save the clocked timeand name it.

List Edit, delete entries.

Reset Reset stopwatch to zero.

Start/stop the stopwatch.

HClock intermediate time.



39Message (SMS)You may transmit and receive mes-sages with your phone (length up to160 characters).

Depending on your Service Provider,emails and faxes can be transmittedas SMS (change settings if necessa-ry, p. 45)

Read Messages6 Display indicates a new

message.

# Press to read themessage.

In the message (depending onlength of the text), you can:

Scroll line by line using thecontrol key.

HG Scroll page by page usingthe side keys.

5HSO\ See below.

2SWLRQV see p. 43.

@ 0

(Service Provider)

01.02.2001 13:456 Menu

31.01.01 23:45 Do we meet at 18.00 in

the hotel tomorrow?

Options Reply

Date/time

Number/sender

Message

Y The archive function is dis-played at the end of amessage. This moves themessage to the MultiMe-

diaCard (see also p. 40).

Reply Menu 5HSO\ The recipient of the reply is the sen-der of the message.

When the message has been editedin the editor, it can be stored or sentwith 2SWLRQV (see p. 40).

hIf this symbol appears, no more SMS messages can be received. Delete orsave messages (see p. 43).

Numbers inversely displayed in the messa-ge can be dialled (dial key), stored in theaddress book (see p. 43) or used as the

address for an answer.

WriteMessage

Create a new reply text.

Edit Edit the receivedmessage or give it anew text.

Answer isYES

Add YES to themessage.

Answer isNO

Add NO to themessage.

Predefinedtext Add a standard text tothe message, e. g.I'll be lateCall back please



40 Message (SMS)

Compose message 0HQX Î Messages Î SMS Î

Write Message Î

The text input using “T9” al-lows you to quickly createlong SMS using few keyentries (see p. 41).

'HOHWH Hold down to dele-te word by word.Further functions in the

text menu on the right. 2SWLRQV Open the text menu.

Send Select.or select

Send via ...A list of different transmis-sion routes is displayed.

Dial number/select fromaddress book.

6HQG The message is transfer-red to the Service Centrefor transmission.

If Service Centre or Validity period are re-quested, see p. 45.

Message Menu 2SWLRQV

Send Dial the number of theaddress or select from

the address book, thensend.

Send via ... List of transmission rou-tes.

Save Save the composedmessage in the out-going list.

Line feedEnter a line break.

Add Open the address bookand copy data high-lighted there into themessage.


T9 Input Activate or deactivate

intelligent text entry(see also p. 41)

Icon in header,when T9 is active.

T9 Language Select the language inwhich the message isto be composed (mustbe available on the Mul-

tiMediaCard).Insert Picture Select an icon from a

list and insert it in thetext (can only be dis-played by appropriatereceiving devices).

Clear Text The whole text is delet-ed.



41Message (SMS)

Text entry with “T9”T9 deduces the correct wordfrom the individual key entries bymaking comparisons with a compre-hensive dictionary.

Select T9 LanguageSwitch to the language in which youwant to compose the message.

2SWLRQV Open text menu,thenselect T9 Language.

Create a word using T9Since the display changes as youproceed, it is best if you finish a wordwithout looking at the display.

You simply press the keys underwhich the relevant letter is locatedonce. E. g. for hotel:

T9 does the conversion of languagespecific special characters (such as ä,à) for you. Simply compose the mes-sage using the respective standardcharacter , e.g. A instead of Ä . If

a word happens not to correspondto your entries, see : T9 word sug-gestions below.

abc SMS

|

T9 Info Options

Activate, deactivate T9 (SMS)In order to use T9 as an input aid,you must be in the text editor: (seealso p. 40)

2SWLRQV Open text menu, thenselect T9 Input.. Activate T9 and confirm

with 2. . When T9 is active, you willsee the icon in the upper-most line. abc Lower- ABC UPPERCASE.

Press before the word for up-percase and lowercase, writedigits.

Blank. Ends a word. Full stop. Ends word when ablank follows. Acts as an wild-card character for an apostro-phe/hyphen in the word:e.g. 3URYLGHUV = Providers.

Go to the right. Ends a word.

Deactivate T9

temporarilyand

activate it again.

Special charactersPress the key repeatedly until the characterapears. They are shown in the display.

To write special characters after numbers(e.g. 5 £), switch to the letter modefirst: Blank 1 ! £ $ ¥ ¤

+ 0 - . , : ? ¿ !¡ “ ’ ; _

* / ( ) < = > % ~

# @ \ & § Γ ∆ Θ Λ

Ξ Π Σ Φ Ψ Ω



42 Message (SMS)T9 word suggestionsIf several options are found in thedictionary for a key sequence (a

word), the most frequent one is dis-played first. When the word you me-an has not been recognized, thenext suggestion from T9 may becorrect.

The word must be displayed LQYHUVHO\ . Then

\... press. The displayed

word is underlined and re-placed with a differentword. If this word is alsoincorrect,

\ ... press again. Repeatuntil the correct word isdisplayed.

If the required word is not in the dic-tionary list, it may be written withoutT9 or added to the dictionary.

6SHOO Select. The last suggesti-on is deleted and the wordmay now be entered wit-hout T9 support. It is auto-matically added to the dic-tionary.

abc SMS

At 8 h, we are _ _ _

Spell

Correct a wordWords that have been createdusing T9:

) Go word by word to theleft/to the right until the re-quired word is inverted.

\ Scroll through the T9 wordsuggestions again.

'HOHWH Deletes the letter on theleft of the cursor and dis-plays the new possible

word!

Words that have not been createdusing T9:

) Go character by characterto the left/to the right.

'HOHWH Deletes the letter on theleft of the cursor.

Symbols are inserted atthe cursor position.

Within a T9 Word, individual letters maynot be edited without cancelling the T9 sta-tus first. In most cases, it is better to rewritethe complete word.

Scroll line by line.

T9® Text Input is licensed under one ormore of the following: U.S. Pat. Nos.5,818,437, 5,953,541, 5,187,480, 5,945,928,and 6,011,554; Canadian Pat. No.1,331,057; United Kingdom Pat. No.2238414B; Hong Kong Standard Pat. No.HK0940329; Republic of Singapore Pat. No.51383; Euro.Pat. No. 0 842 463 (96927260.8)DE/DK, FI, FR, IT, NL, PT, ES, SE, GB; and ad-ditional patents are pending worldwide.



43Message (SMS)

Incom ing list, outgoing list

0HQX Î Messages Î SMS ÎInbox or Outbox

The list of the saved messages isshown.

2SWLRQV (see on the right) .

Archive 0HQX Î Messages Î SMS Î

Archiv

The list of the messages recordedon the MultiMediaCard is shown.

2SWLRQV (see on the right) .

Marking: Inbox Outbox

7 Read Not sent

6 Unread Sent

6 SMS Inbox7 Invitation6 Carol

View Options

Lists/Archive Menu 2SWLRQV Depending on situation, differentfunctions are available:

Edit Start the editor forchanges.

Send Dial number or selectfrom address book,then send.

Send via ... List of the transmissi-on routes available.


Delete Delete the messageselected.


Capacity Display number of sa-

ved messages.Save No. into[

Transfer a highlightedphone number to theaddress book.

StatusReport

Request a delivery con-firmation for messagessent.

Reply Reply directly to inco-

ming SMS.

Mark asunread

Marks the message asunread.



44 Message (SMS)

Predef. MessageThe following standard messagesare stored in the phone. You onlyneed to add time and date.

0HQX Î Messages Î SMS ÎPredef. Message

Selection:

Late, Appointment, Anniversary

The cursor appears at the first inputpoint:

Complete the message. Jump to the next inputpoint.

2SWLRQV Open the text menu.

Send Select.

Dial number or select from addressbook and transmit.

Jabc SMSI will arrive

about |- - minutes late

on:- -

Delete Options

Transmission of an SMS is confirmed withMessage sent!. It can be selected and re-read in the outgoing list.

The Message sent! text only indicatesthat the message has been transmitted tothe Service Centre. The latter now tries todeliver the message within a certain period.

If the phone was unable to send the messa-ge, a retry option is available. If this attemptalso fails, check the phone number of theService Centre.



45Message (SMS)

SetupYou can create different transmis-sion profiles for different uses. Aprofile is selected later, before textentry for the SMS.

0HQX Î Messages Î SMS ÎSetup

The list of the available profiles isdisplayed.

Select profile and confirm

orNew entry create new profile.

The list of the settings available ap-pears:

Service Centre

Enter or change the phone numbersof Service Centres as supplied bythe Service Provider. Always enterthe full international number for theService Centre.

Message type

Variable The message type isrequested for eachmessage.

Standardtext

Normal SMS message.

Email Transmission via SMS.

Fax Transmission via SMS

Ownvalue:

You may need to obtainthe required code num-ber from your ServiceProvider.

Validity periodSelecting the period in which theService Centre tries to deliver the

message:Variable, 1 hour, 12 hours, 1 week, Maxi-mum*, Own value:.*Maximum period that the Service Providerpermits.

Status reportYou are given confirmation of thesuccessful or unsuccessful deliveryof a sent message. This service maybe subject to a charge.

Direct replyThe reply to your message ishandled via your Service Centre

(info from your Service Provider).



46 Voice message / MailboxMost Service Providers offer you anexternal answering service . In thismailbox, a caller may leave a voicemessage for you

if your phone is switched off ornot ready to retrieve,

if you do not want to answer, if you are making a phone call (and

when Call waiting is not active,p. 15).

If the voice mail service is not part ofyour Service Provider's user packa-ge, you will need to register and thesettings must be made manually.The following description may vary alittle depending on the Service Provi-der.

SetupYour Service Provider supplies youwith two numbers:

Mailbox phone numberYou call this number to listen to thevoice mails left for you. To set:

0HQX Î Messages ÎVoice message

Select number in address book or di-al/change it and confirm with 6DYH .

Forwarding numberThe calls are diverted to this phonenumber. To set:

0HQX Î Divert Î e.g.All unanswered Î Set

Dial the number of the mailbox.

2. Registration at the net-work. The confirmation ismade after some seconds.

For further information on call diver-sion see p. 55.

Listen toA new voice mail can be displayedas follows:

8 Icon, including beep.

6 A text message an-nounces a new voice mail

or you receive a call with an automa-tic announcement.

Call your mailbox and play the mes-sages back:

#Press the soft key under-

neath the iconor

Press (if necessary dialnumber of the ServiceCentre).

0DLOER[ Press.

Outside your home network, a different

mailbox number may need to be dialled.If a password is required to access yourmailbox, you can store it in the address bookalong with the phone number (see p. 18).



47Cell broadcast

Cell broadcastSome Service Providers offer infor-mation services (info channels) suchas area codes, stock marketsetc.The information available de-pends on the Service Provider. If re-ception is activated, you receivemessages on the active topics ofyour Topic List.

0HQX Î Messages ÎCell broadcast

BroadcastYou can activate and deactivate theCB service. If the CB service is acti-vated, the operating time of the pho-ne will be reduced.

Read New CBAll unread CB messages aredisplayed.

HG Use the side keys to scroll.The message covers thewhole display.

Topic ListYou can add 5 topics to this personallist, that you can either select fromthe Topic Index (see "Topic Index", p.48) or enter by yourself with a nameand channel number (ID). Additional-ly, other channel numbers withoutname are available depending on theSIM card.

C New Topic

New Topic Select.

If no Topic Index is available (see

"Topic Index", p. 48), enter a topicwith its channel number and con-firm with 6HOHFW .

If the Topic Index has alreadybeen transmitted, select a topicand confirm with 6HOHFW .

Selection from a list 2SWLRQV

If a topic is selected in the list, youmay have a look at it, activate it ordeactivate it, edit it or delete it.

Auto displayCB messages are displayed instandby mode, longer messages areautomatically scrolled.

The automatic display can be set forall messages or only new messagesor deactivated entirely.

then press 5HDG&% .

Switches to the full page view

automatically.



49RecordsThe phone stores the phone num-bers of calls for convenient redial-ling.

0HQX Î

Records Select required call list andselect the number there.

Select number

or

View information on thephone number:Date, time, number ofcalls

The following call lists are available:

Calls missedThe phone numbers of calls you ha-ve received but not answered can

be recorded for call back purposes.Prerequisite:The networks used support theCaller Identity feature.

Calls receivedPrerequisite:

The networks used support theCaller Identity.

Calls dialledAccess to the last phone numbersyou dialled.

Fast access in standby

mode.

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Alarms missedAppointments with alarm that youhave not responded to are listed andcan be displayed and edited.

Records Menu 2SWLRQV The call list menu can be called up ifan entry is highlighted.

You can edit an entry, delete it oradd a phone number to the address

book.



50 ProfilesIf a profile is used, several settingsare made with one function.

Three profiles are standard with

default settings, however, theycan be changed:Norm. Environ., Quiet Environ., NoisyEnviron..

You may set three personal profi-les individually:Profile 1, profile 2, profile 3.

The special profile Without Alarm isfixed and cannot be changed.

If the phone is used by severalusers, everybody may activate her/ his settings by selecting her/his per-sonal profile.

Activate

0HQX Î

Profiles Select default profile,personal profile.

6HOHFW Activate the profile ordeactivate it.

. Highlight of the activeprofile.

jProfiles

.Norm. Environ./Quiet Environ./ Noisy Environ.

Options Select

SetupEdit a default profile or create a newpersonal profile.

Select default profileor profile 1, 2, 3.

6HOHFW Confirm.

Profiles Menu 2SWLRQV

Edit settings

The following functions can each beset individually for a profile:

Ringer setting ......................p. 52 Melodies ..............................p. 53 Volume.................................p. 52 Vibration...............................p. 52 Service Tones ......................p. 52

Key tones.............................p. 57 Big letters ............................p. 58 Filter .................................p. 52

When the setting of a function iscomplete, you return to the profilemenu and can adjust a furthersetting.

RenameRename the selected profile.



52 AudioYou can set the tones that sound inspecific situations according to yourwishes.

0HQX Î

Audio,then select a function:

Ringer settingActivate, deactivate the ringer or re-duce it to a short beep.

5Display when beep is

active.

Display, when ringer isdeactivated.

VolumeSet the volume for various ringersdifferently.

All callsVIP CallsAppointments

MessagesCell broadcast

Hold down when in standby toactivate, deactivate ringer.

2. Confirm.

Displays rising volume.

If two separate phone numbers are regi-stered for your phone, you can also setthem separately.

TremblerTo avoid being disturbed by the rin-ger, you can activate the trembler in-stead. It can also be active in additi-on to the ringer (e.g. in noisyenvironments).

FilterOnly calls from numbers who are inthe address book or who belong to

the VIP group are signalled acousti-cally. Other calls are only displayed.

If you do not accept these calls, theyare diverted to your mailbox (if setsee p. 46).

: Display, when activated.

Service Tones Activate or deactivate the followingservice tones and alarm tones:

AllSwitch on/offNetwork foundWarning tones

End of menu

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53Audio

Compose melodyYou can compose melodies your-self.

Keys 1 to 7 correspond tothe notes C, D, E, F, G, Aand H.

) Go back and fowards with-in the melody.

Increase length of note.

Reduce length of note.

One note higher.

One note lower.

Inserts a pause.

One octave up or down.

2SWLRQV The menu offers furtherfunctions such asPlay, Save, Insert Note, DeleteNote etc..

The composed melody can be

stored on the MultiMediaCard.

MelodiesSelect a melody each for thefollowing:

All callsVIP Calls

AppointmentsMessagesCell broadcast

Then the list of the available musicstyles is displayed.

Standard

ClassicalTraditionalDiscreetPop musicIndividual (see below)

Select a music style.

6HOHFW Confirm.

Select a melody.

2. Confirm.

IndividualThis style may contain any three me-lodies you have composed or loadedfrom the MultiMediaCard.

Load melodies from the MultiMedia-Card™ into the phone 6HOHFW Choose individual.

/RDG Open the Ringing tone fol-der on the MultiMedia-Card.

Choose a melody. 6HOHFW Confirm.

Load melodies from the PC to the Multi-MediaCard™You can copy melodies in the MIDIformat (*.MID) from the PC into theRinging tone folder on the MultiMedia-Card using the Data ExchangeSoftware (see p. 70).



54 Time/ChargeYou can display the charge detailsand duration of calls as you speak ,as well as setting a unit limit for out-going calls.

0HQX Î Time/Charge

After you have made the charge de-tail settings, you can display the callduration/charge details for the follo-wing call types:

Last callAll calls outAll calls inSelect a call type.

6HOHFW Display the data.

When displayed, you may do the fol-lowing:

'HOHWH Clear display.

2. End display.

Charge Settings

Set the parameters on the display.

Charge rate(PIN 2 needed)

Enter the charges per unit/period.

Enter the currency in which chargedetails are to be shown.

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Limit(PIN 2 needed)Special SIM cards allow you or theService Provider to define a credit / period after which the phone is blok-ked for outgoing calls.

(GLW Enter the number of units.

Then confirm the credit or reset thecounter. The display of Prepaidcards may vary depending on Ser-vice Provider.

Total amountDisplay of the call duration/chargesfor all calls.

Incoming callsDisplay of the charges for incomingcalls, if these are separately billed.

Auto displayCall duration and call charges aredisplayed after each call.

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55DivertYou can set the conditions by whichcalls are diverted to your mailbox orother numbers.

0HQX Î

Divert

Set divertExample: The most common conditi-on for forwarding is:

All unanswered

This and other conditions are set(see box) in the same way:

0HQX Î Divert ÎAll unanswered Î Set

Enter the phone number to whicha call will be diverted (if not donealready), and confirm with 2. .

ord Displays the address bookor mailbox, to select thenumber to which a call willbe diverted.

After a short pause the setting isconfirmed by the network.

All unansweredThis setting covers the most importantconditions: (see also below)

If not reachableIf no replyIf busy

All callsAll calls are diverted.

>Symbol in the first line of

the display when in stand-by.

S ecific divertIf not reachable

Divert, if the phone is switched off

or out of range.If no reply

A call is only diverted after a delay.The period is user-settable in inter-vals of 5 seconds up to 30 secondsmaximum.

If busy

Divert, if a call is in progress.If Call waiting is activated (seep. 64) you will hear the call waitingtone (see p. 15) even when the di-version If busy has been set.

Receiving faxFax calls are diverted to a number

with a fax connection.

Receiving dataData calls are diverted to a numberwith a PC connection.



56 DivertStatus checkIf you want to check the current di-vert status, first select the condition,

then Status check.After a short pause the current situa-tion is transmitted and displayed bythe network.

. Condition set.

/ Not set.

? Display, if status is

unknown (e.g. in newSIM card).

Clear allAll set diversions are deleted.

Note that the diversion is stored in the net-work and not in the phone (e.g. when theSIM card is changed).

Reactivate divert

The last diversion has been stored.

Proceed as with Set Divert.

The stored phone number is displayed andis confirmed.

Edit phone number

Proceed as with Divert. When the storedphone number is displayed:

'HOHWH Delete the phone number.

Enter new number and confirm.



57Setup

Menu mode 0HQX Î Setup Î Menu mode

The main menu may be reduced toimportant functions to simplify theoperation of the phone.

These functions may now be calledup directly (without intermediatesteps).

Calls dialledCalls missed

Voice messageAll unansweredIncoming MsgsWrite MessageAll service tonesVolume all callsMelody all callsProfiles

Menu modeUse the function Menu mode toactivate the comprehensive mainmenu.

Device 0HQX Î Setup Î Device Î

then select function.

LanguageEnglish is always available as a basiclanguage. The language of your Ser-vice Provider is loaded automaticallywhen the SIM card is inserted.Another third language may be

loaded additionally.

Keys

Any key answerYou can answer incoming calls usingany key (except $).

Auto key lock

The automatic key lock activates au-tomatically when no key has beenpressed for one minute. This pre-vents accidental activation of thephone keys. However, you stillremain reachable and can make anemergency call.

The keypad can also be directly lok-ked and unlocked:

Hold down respectively.

2. Confirm.

Key tones

You can set the type of acoustickey tone:

Key Click orKey Tones or

Key silent

To create additional capacity on the Multi-MediaCard, languages not required canbe deleted. The files can be restored from

the CD ROM (see "Card-Explorer", p. 67).If a language you do not understand has be-en set,the phone can be reset to the lan-guage of the Service Provider or to Englishwith the following input : * # 0 0 0 0 #



58 Setup 0HQX Î Setup Î Device Î

then select a function:

Display

Illumination

The display illumination can be swit-ched on and off (affects the standbytime)The brightness can be adjusted(dimmer).

Big letters

You can change the font size of thedisplay.

Own Greeting

You can create a greeting that is dis-played after switching on.

(GLW Switch between Onand Off.

Delete old message andcompose new message.

2. Confirm changes.

Screen style

You can select an animation (anima-ted graphic) to replace the currentlydisplayed graphic, when the phoneis switched on. You can copy addi-tional graphics into the animati-ons folder on the MultiMedia-Card using the Data ExchangeSoftware (p. 70).

Contrast

Setting of the display contrast.

Status

Master reset

The phone is reset to the default va-lues (does not apply to SIM card andnetwork settings).

Phone identity

The phone identity number (IMEI)isdisplayed. This information can behelpful for customer service.

Fast search

When this function is activated, net-work reconnection is speeded up(the standby time is reduced).

Erase records

(phone code p. 61)The following lists are deleted: (seealso p. 49)

Calls missedCalls receivedCalls dialledAlarms missed



59Setup 0HQX Î Setup Î Device Î


Clock

Time/Date

The clock must be set correctly onceat start-up.

(GLW Press.

First date (day/month/ year), then time (24 hours

including seconds).

Format Date

Setting of the date format:DD.MM.YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY

Auto display

The time display can be switched on

or off.

Auto Phone Off

The phone daily switches off at theset time.

Info

&ORFN Press.

Enter time (24 h clock).

2. Confirm.

Deactivate

9DULDEOH Press.

2. Confirm.

If the battery is removed for more than

about 30 seconds, the clock must be reset.

Text input

T9 Preferred

You may set whether T 9 shouldbe used permanently for enteringmessages (see p. 41).

T9 Language

Switch to the language in which youwant to compose the message.



60 Setup

SecurityPhone and SIM card are protectedagainst misuse by several securitycodes.

0HQX Î Setup Î Security Îthen select a function:

Babysitter(Phonecode)

Calls can only be made to one phonenumber that is dialled using the rightsoft key. Enter phone number andname or select from the addressbook.

To end:

Hold down.

PIN 1 protects your SIM card (per-sonal identification number).

PIN 2 is needed to set the chargedetail display and for additio-nal functions of special SIMcards.

PUK Key code. Used to unlockSIM cards after incorrect PINinput.

Pho-neco-de

protects your phone. Mustbe entered at the first securi-ty setting (4-8 digits). The de-fault is 0000.

Keep these confidential numbers in asafe place where you can access themagain if required.

Only (PIN 2)

The dialling options are restricted to

specific phone numbers. If only areacodes are entered, the relevant pho-ne numbers can be added to thesemanually before dialling.

For further information see p. 22.

Only last 10

(Phonecode)Calls are limited to the call listof dialled numbers. This call list canbe filled with phone numbers speci-fically for this purpose:Delete (see also p. 49) call list andcreate new entries by diallingphone numbers and cancelling befo-

re the connection is established.



62 Setup 0HQX Î Setup Î Network Î


Setup

Network infoThe list of currently available GSMnetworks is shown.

, Indication of forbiddenService Providers (depen-ding on SIM card).

Change networkNetwork search is restarted. This isuseful if you are not in your homenetwork or want to register in a diffe-rent network. The network info list isrebuilt.

Auto networkActivate or deactivate, see also

Change network above.If Automatic Network is active,the next network is dialled in the or-der of your list of preferred ServiceProviders. Otherwise, a differentnetwork can be selected manuallyfrom the list of available GSM net-works.

Operator ListA list of all known GSM Networks isshown. Select entry and press ,QIR to display code.A new Network can be added to thelist (enter the national code and net-work code).

New entry Select, change andconfirm.

Preferred networkThe Networks you prefer after yourhome Network are displayed in thislist (e.g. if there are several net-works that differ in price).

When this function is activated, yourhome Network is displayed first.You can edit this as required.

/LVW Display list of preferrednetworks.

New entry:

New entrySelect, then scroll to anentry from the list of Net-works and confirm it.

Change/delete old entry:

Select existing entry and delete it orselect an entry from the list of Net-

works and confirm this one.

Band selectionSelect between GSM 900 andGSM 1.800.

BarringsBarring restricts the use of your SIMcard (not supported by all ServiceProviders). You need a 4 digit pass-word that your Service Provider sup-plies you with for barring. You mustbe registered separately for eachbarring.

C



64 Setup

During calls 0HQX Î Setup Î During calls Î


Call waitingIf you are registered for this service,you can check whether it is set andactivate or deactivate it (see alsop. 15).

Conceal IDWhen you make a call, yournumber appears on the recipient'sdisplay (depending on theService Providers).

To suppress this display, you mayactivate Conceal ID mode for thenext call or all subsequent calls.

You may need to register separatelywith your Service Provider for thesefunctions.

Minute BeepDuring a call you hear a beep afterevery minute as a reminder of thetime elapsed.

Headset 0HQX Î Setup Î Headset

Calls are automatically accepted af-ter the 3rd ring when the stereoheadphones are connected, so youcan continue wearing the headpho-

ne.

C

C

Car use 0HQX Î Setup Î In the car

When the phone is connected to anOriginal Siemens car kit, the follo-wing functions can be activated/de-activated:

Auto AnswerCalls are accepted after the 3rd ringif the phone isconnected to an Original Siemenscar kit. Depending on the installati-on, the ignition may need to be swit-ched on for this.Factory default: On.

, Indication on the display.

Auto Phone OffThe phone is powered by the car'spower supply. The time betweenswitching off the ignition and deacti-vation of the phone can be adjusted.Factory default: 2 hours.

Automatic settings:Permanent illumination: Switched on

Auto key lock: Switched off

IrDA

Activate/deactivate the infra-red da-ta transmission.

Switch to handset during a call (if the phoneis connected to the hands-free kit).

] Activate and deactivate.



65Fast access keyThe left soft key and keys2 to 9 (speed dialling numbers) caneach be assigned an important pho-ne number or a function.

The phone number can then be dial-led, or the function can be started, atthe touch of a button.

Phone number SIM Services .......................p. 48 Calendar...............................p. 31 Appointments......................p. 31 Dictaphone .......................... p. 28 MP3 Player ..........................p. 25 Card-Explorer.......................p. 67 Calculator ............................p. 33 Games ................................. p. 38 Currency Conver..................p. 33 Write Message ....................p. 40 User group........................... p. 63 IrDA ................................. p. 64

Voicedialling.........................p. 24 Internet ................................ p. 34 Calls missed ........................p. 49 Calls received ......................p. 49 Connection ..........................p. 61

A function may already have beenprogrammed on this soft key by yourService Provider (e.g. access to Z SIM-Services).

The soft key may sometimes be replacedwith6 / 8 to access a newmessage.

Soft key

The left soft key can be used for fastaccess.

EditPress soft key (Calendar, if this isstill preset):

&DOHQGDU Press.

(GLW Press and scroll to applica-tion from the list.

Assign the new application

(e.g. Games) to the soft key. Special case phone number. Pick out a name from the addressbook (e.g. “Carol) for assignmentthe soft key.

6HOHFW Confirm setting.

ApplyThe setting Carol only serves asan example here.

&DURO Press briefly.

2. If a phone number is seton the fast access key,this is dialled or, alterna-tively, the application is

started.or &DURO Hold down.

@ 0

(Service Provider)

01.02.2001 13:45

Calendar Menu



67Card-ExplorerTo organize your files on the Multi-MediaCard, you can use the Card-Explorer like a PC file manager.

0HQX Î

Surf/FunÎ

Card-Explorer

The name of the current MultiMe-diaCard is shown at the top of thedisplay, and a list of its folders and fi-les beneath this.

Navigate through the list as usualusing the control key:

Scroll up and down.

Highlight file/remove high-lighting, open folder.

0DUN Mark file to be worked onlater.* Go back from folder.

Deleting system filesfrom the MultiMediaCard™

Files that your phone requires are stored onthe MultiMediaCard in addition to yourown data, such as addresses or music. Sys-tem files that are not required (e.g. lan-guage variations) can be deleted to in-crease capacity.Note that the function of the phone may beimpaired by this, however. If you need to re-

store them, all system files can be found onthe CD ROM (see p. 70).

i \ I MP3IVoice memos

WORD.DOCOptions Mark

Card-Explorer Menu 2SWLRQV Depending on whether you have se-lected a file or a folder, you are of-

fered different functions.Start Start function,e. g.:

*.mp3 = playmusic file.*.bmp = load graphic.*.vmo = playvoice memo.*.mid = play ringers.

Delete Delete all highlightedentries.

Delete all Delete all entries. ThePIN is requested.

Rename Rename highlightedentry.

New folder Create and name new

folder (only one folderdepth possible).

Send via ... List of the transmissionroutes available.

Sort Set sort criteria (alpha-betical, type, time).

Info Retrieve information on

the selected file/folder.Drive Info Information on the in-

serted MultiMedia-Card.



68 Fax/data mode using a PCWith the phone and a connected PC,you can transmit and receive faxesand data. Appropriate software fordata communication/fax communi-

cation must be available on your PCand there must be a connection (seep. 69) to the phone.Use of the fax and data servicesmust be enabled for you. Dependingon the network, there are various ty-pes of fax/data reception; contactyour Service Provider for details.

Fax/dataYour Service Provider must give youa phone number for telephony and afax/data number.

Sending

Start your PC communication pro-gram and enter the required destina-tion phone number there.

ReceivingThe call is signalled by a special rin-ger and its type (fax or data) is dis-played.

Now start the communication pro-gram in your PC to recieve the fax.

Incoming Data

Answer Reject

Speech/fax

Send0HQX Î Setup Î

Fax/data mode ÎSend Sp/Fax

Set this function on the phone before transmission so that you can switchfrom voice mode to fax mode.

During the connection establish-

ment, the following soft key is nowavailable for two seconds:

6S)D[ Switch to the Send Sp/Fax mode.

)D[ Switch to the fax mode;you may now send a fax.

Receive(Only if a special fax number is notavailable).Start the communication program inyour PC and switch on the functionon the phone during the call (the PCaccepts the connection).

0HQX Î Settings Î

Fax/data modeÎ

Receiv.Sp/Fax

End transmissionEnd transmission with PC softwareand/or press $.



69Data exchange

Sync StationYou can establish a fixed connec-tion between phone and PC via theSync Station.

Connect the mains power socketand the Sync Stationn with theplug-in power supply.

Connect the Sync Stationo bythe connecting cable to the serialinterface of the PC.

Insert phone into the Sync Station

p and press downward until itengages.

T The contact message isdisplayed.

IrDA (infra-red) 0HQX Î Setup Î IrDA

If the infra-red interface integrated in

the phone is used, the other devicemust also have such an interface.Align the infra-red windows witheach other (max. distance 30 cm).

Without connected power supply unit, datatransfer is not available!

o

p

n

(GLW Activate the infra-red datatransfer.

Indicator on the display:

< If switched on.

; During the transmission.

Integral modemThe phone has an integral modemthat is used for the data exchange

via infra-red or cable.

Technical dataModem driver: Conforms to V.25 command set.

Speed: Conforms to the ITU-T standardV.22bis (transfer at 2.400, 4.800 and

9.600 bit/s) .

Fax: Fax at 2.400, 4.800, 7.200 and9.600 bit/s.Conforms to service class 2.

Setting on the PC

To transmit data or faxes by meansof communications software in thePC, you must install a standard mo-dem in its operating system:

Standard modem with19.200 bit/s,

Fax 9.600 bit/s maximum, Infra-red 115.000 bit/s.



70 PC software

Data Exchange SoftwareThe Data Exchange Software crea-tes another drive in the Windows®-Explorer.

It allows you to conveniently controlthe many storage options of theMultiMediaCard in the phonefrom the PC.

Software installationInsert the CD ROM into the drive ofyour PC and select Data ExchangeSoftware. You are guided through theinstallation by dialog boxes.

Operating instructionsThe Data Exchange Software offers

detailed operating and help informa-tion. First select the drive icon, then,you can activate the help by mouseclick on ? in the menu bar.

ConnectionPhone and PC must be interconnec-ted via the Sync Station or cable.

File formats/foldersIn the factory default, the MultiMe-diaCard holds the following fol-ders. Ensure that the imported filesare copied into the correct foldersdepending on format. If not, the datawill be ignored.

Index File type Sy-stemFile

AnimationGraphic display, whenthe phone is switchedon.

*.bmp

BitmapService Provider logo.May be replaced withyour own graphic.

*.bmp

LanguageLanguage versions ofthe display texts.

*.lng X

Mp3Music files (mp3),Playlists (mpl).

*.mp3*.mpl

MiscOther files.

*.*

Ringing toneBeeps and ringers.

*.mid

SmsSMS messages (Out),SMS messages (In).

*.smo*.smi

T9 databaseT9 language database.

*.ldb X

Address bookAddress book.

*.adr

Voice memoVoice memos createdusing the dictaphone.

*.vmo

Voice noticeVoice notices createdand imported.

*.vmo

HelpHelp texts.

*.wmlc*.wbmp

X



71PC softwareN. B.Note the following differences toWindows®-Explorer

Files saved on the MultiMedia-Card (e.g. MP3) cannot be star-ted from the PC.

The Data Exchange Software of-fers conversion routines that al-low you to define whether a file isto be converted when it is moved/ copied.

e.g.: An SMS in text or a voicememo in WAV.

Data deleted from the MultiMe-diaCard are unrecoverable andcannot be retrieved from the Win-dows® Wastebasket.

Online help

Refer to the help function of the pro-gram for further information.

Deleting system filesfrom the MultiMediaCard™

Files that your phone requires are stored onthe MultiMediaCard in addition to yourown data, such as addresses or music.System files that are not required (e.g. lan-

guage variations) can be deleted to in-crease capacity.Note that the function of the phone may beimpaired by this, however. If you need to re-store them, all system files can be found onthe CD ROM (see p. 70).

Siemens QuickSyncThis PC program can be used to syn-chronise addresses and appoint-ments between your phone andMicrosoft®Outlook® 98/2000.

Software installationInsert the CD ROM into the drive ofyour PC and select Siemens Quick-Sync. You are guided through the in-stallation by dialog boxes.

Operating instructionsSiemens QuickSync offers detailedoperating and help information. Youcan activate this by mouse click on? in the menu bar.

ConnectionPhone and PC must be connected

via the Sync Station or cable.



72 Display symbolsThe following icons are displayed:

Displays

@ Strength of incoming signal.

4 Battery being charged.

1 Battery indicator.

> All calls are diverted.

Ringer off.

5 Short ringer (beep) only.

: Ringer only if caller is stored inthe address book.

Alarm is set

Key lock active

*!* Transmission unencrypted.

+

Phone numbers/names:

SIM card.

Phone memory.

Restricted SIM card.

, No network access.

Phone number 1 or 2 active

. Function active

? Unknown network function.

E Auto Call answering on.

K Address book.

abc /ABC

Indicates whether upper orlowercase letters are active.

Jabc Text input without T9.

Text input with T9.

\ T9 word selection.

P WAP Online.

R WAP Offline.

i MultiMediaCard folder.

T Contact with Sync Station.

< Infra-red standby.

; Infra-red transmission.

DATA Only data reception.

FAX Only fax reception.

Calendar icons

Memo.

` Meeting.

Call.

Birthday.

_ Voice memo.

Soft keys

6 Message receivedPress: Read.

hNo more SMS messages can be

received.8 Voice mail received

Press: Play back.

- Unanswered call.Press: Display number.

[ Store in address book.

YStore in archive.

Z SIM services.

] Switch to handset.



73Siemens Service

Abu Dhabi ....... SiemensService Centre.............02 71 35 00

Australia ......... Siemens ................. 18 00 62 24 14Austria ........... Siemens.................. 05 17 07 50 04Bangladesh .... Siemens ................... 0 17 52 74 47Belgium .......... Siemens ................... 0 78 15 22 21Brunei ............. incomm ..............................0 21 51Bulgaria .......... Omnitel .......................02 73 94 88Czech Republic Siemens ................. 02 33 03 27 27China .............. Siemens .............. 0 21 50 31 81 49Croatia ........... Siemens .................... 016 10 53 81Germany ........ Siemens...............0 18 05 33 32 26Denmark ........ Siemens.......................35 25 86 00Dubai............... Siemens

Service Centre.............04 69 97 20Egypt .............. Siemens ...................... 23 31 31 29Finland............. Siemens.................. 09 22 94 37 00

France ............. Siemens.................. 01 56 38 42 00Great Britain ... Siemens ................. 09 90 33 44 11Greece............. Siemens.................... 0 16 86 43 89Hong Kong ...... Siemens.......................22 58 36 36Hungary .......... Siemens.................. 06 14 71 24 44Iceland ............ Smith & Norland ........... 5 11 30 00India ................ Siemens.................... 1 16 92 39 88India ............... Siemens........ 1 16 92 55 89 (ISDN)Indonesia ........ Dian Graha Electr. .. 02 14 61 50 81Ireland ............. Siemens.................. 18 50 77 72 77Italy ................. Siemens.................. 02 69 89 36 91Jordan ............ F.A. Kettaneh ........... 0 79 55 96 63

Kuwait .............NGEECO ........................ 4 81 87 49Lithuania..........Siemens ........................ 7 50 11 14Lebanon...........F.A. Kettaneh.............. 01 44 30 43Latvia...............Siemens ................... 8 22 39 15 55Luxemburg.......Siemens ..................... 43 84 33 99Malaysia..........Hello service............. 0 32 41 59 93Morocco ..........SETEL S.A ..................... 2 35 24 09Mauritius .........Ireland Blyth.................. 2 11 62 13Netherlands.....Siemens ................ 0 70 3 33 31 00Norway ...........Siemens ...................... 22 63 33 14Oman ...............Siemens

Service Centre ................. 79 10 12Pakistan ...........Siemens ................. 02 15 67 35 65Philippines .......Siemens ...................... 28 14 98 88Poland .............Siemens ................. 08 00 22 09 90Portugal ...........Siemens ................... 0 14 17 83 93Russia .............Siemens ............. 8 09 57 37 18 01

Saudi Arabia ... Arabia Electric ......... 0 26 65 50 58Singapore .......Siemens ....................... 8 45 48 18Slovakia ...........Siemens ................. 07 59 68 22 66Slowenia .........Siemens ................ 06 11 74 63 33South Africa ....Siemens ................ 08 00 11 40 50Spain ...............Siemens .................. 9 02 11 50 61Sweden ..........Siemens .................. 0 87 50 99 11Switzerland .....Siemens .................. 0 12 12 00 90Taiwan ............Siemens ................ 02 25 18 65 04

Thailand ..........Siemens ...................... 26 79 17 77Turkey .............SIMKO................. 0 21 22 52 88 35Vietnam ...........Opticom ................... 0 90 45 67 89

Worldwide support from Siemens Partners is only one phone call away or inthe Internet.

Internet: http://www.my-siemens.com



76 TroubleshootingProblem Possible causes Possible corrective measuresVoice mail does notwork.

Call diversion not set Set call diversion(see page 54).

Message

h. Message store full Delete a message to make room

(see p. 43).

Message cannot besent.

Service Providers do not support thisservice.

Check with your Service Provider.

Phone number of the Service Centre isnot set or is set wrongly.

Set Service Centre (see page 44).

SIM card contract does not support thisservice.

Contact your Service Provider.

Service Provider overloaded Repeat message.

Addressee does not havea compatible phone.

Check.

Function cannot beset.

Not supported by Service Provider or re-gistration required.

Contact your Service Provider.

Charge counter doesnot work.

Charge pulse not transmitted. Contact your Service Provider.

PIN error Three wrong entries Enter the MASTER PIN (PUK) provided withthe SIM according to the instructions. IfMASTER PIN or PIN has been lost, contactyour Service Provider.

Phone code error Three wrong entries Contact Siemens Service (see page 72).

Service Provider codeerror

No authorization for this service. Contact your Service Provider.

Too few/too manymenu entries

Functions may have been added or re-moved by your Service Provider via theSIM card.

Check with your Service Provider.

No fax possible Incorrect settings in the PC. Check settings, see p. 68.

No authorization for this service. Contact your Service Provider.

WrongWindows infra-red driver. Replace Windows infra-red driver/contactyour PC supplier.

DamageSevere shock Remove battery and SIM and insert them again. Do not dismantle the phone.

Phone exposed to moi-sture

Remove and dry battery and SIM card. Dry immediately with cloth; do not heat. Dryconnector contacts thoroughly. Stand unit upright in an air current. Do not dismantlethe phone.



78 General accessoriesSpare battery

L36880-N4801-A100 (Li-Ion, 540 mAh)

L36880-N4801-A104 (Li-Ion, 1000 mAh)

Travel charger

L36880-N4001-A103 (EC)L36880-N4001-A104 (UK)

Like the standard charger, but withautomatic voltage selection of 90-270 V for international use.

Headset (PTT)

L36880-N4001-A123

Offers optimum freedom of move-ment with excellent call quality, onthe move or in the car, including PTT(Push To Talk) key for convenientoperation.

Telephone case

L36880-N4801-A103

Attractive protection from dirt and

environmental influences.

Data cable

L36880-N3101-A102

Functionality same as infra - redtechnology. Can be used on the RS232 Port if the PC has no infra-redinterface.



79Car Accessories

Car Charger Cable

L36880-N4001-A108

This fits standard cigarette lightersockets (12/24 Volt). Use with thecar cradles.

Car Kit Professional Voice

L36880-N4801-A107 (German)L36880-N4801-A106 (English)

State of the art Voice RecognitionSystem for safe and convenientcommunication. Includes all essen-tial parts for installation in a car.

Car Handset

L36880-N3015-A123

Lighter handset e.g. for confidentialcalls together with Car Kit Comfort

and the Car Kit Professional Voice.

The installation of accessoriesmust not obstruct vehicle functions(e.g. airbag).

Car Kit Portable

L36880-N3015-A117

Hands-free kit with integral loud-

speaker, microphone and auto talkfeature. Simply plug in to the ciga-rette lighter socket; makes mobilitybetween vehicles easy. Ideal for usewith the car cradles.

Car Kit Comfort

L36880-N4801-A101

Car Kit Comfort offers safe and re-laxed communication whilst driving.High call quality thanks to full duplexand digital technology.



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81

AAccessories, car .........................79Accessories, general ..................78Adress book

call entry .................................20create entry ............................ 18read entry ...............................19search entry ............................ 19sort entries ............................. 20

Alarm .......................................... 32Alarms missed (call list) .............. 49Answering notice .......................30

Answering service (external) ......46Appointments ............................. 32Audio ..........................................52Auto Answer (in the car) ............. 64Auto phone off ........................... 59Auto Redial .................................13

BBabysitter ................................... 60Band selection ............................ 62Battery .......................................... 8Big letters ................................... 58Business card ............................. 23

CCalculator .................................... 33Calendar ..................................... 31

Callaccept/end ..............................14charges ................................... 54duration .....................................8menu ......................................17reject .......................................14swapping ................................16transfer ................................... 16

Call divert .................................... 55Call key ......................................... 4Call list ........................................49Calls dialled (call list) ................... 49

Calls missed (call list) ..................49Calls received ..............................49Car use ........................................64Card-Explorer ..............................67

Cell broadcast .............................47Charge display ............................54Charging (battery) .........................8Chronometer ...............................38Clock ...........................................59Conceal ID ...................................64Conference .................................16Confidential numbers ..................60

Connection (2nd phone number) 61Connection, select ......................61Contents .......................................1Contrast (Display) ........................58Control code (DTMF) ..................22Control code, store .....................22Control key ....................................4Copy to SIM (Card) .....................20Countdown .................................38Currency Conver. ........................33

DDaily view ...................................31Data communication ...................68Data Exchange Software ............70Date format .................................59Device

interface ....................................4memory ...................................21phone Identity (IMEI) ...............58status ......................................58technical data ..........................77

Dictaphone ..................................28Dictation key ...............................28Display

big letters ................................58contrast ...................................58illumination ..............................58setup .......................................58symbols ...................................72

Index



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Text entry ............................. 19, 41Text menu .................................. 40Text message (SMS) .................. 39Time / Charge ............................. 54

Time / Date setup .......................59Topic list (CB) ............................. 47Troubleshooting ..........................74

UURL, go to ..................................35Usage time (battery) ..................... 8User group .................................. 63

VValidity period (SMS) .................. 45Vibration ..................................... 52VIP group .................................... 18Voice

command ................................24control .....................................24dialling .....................................24

message .................................46Volume (ringer) ........................... 52Volume setting ........................... 15

WWAP .....................................34, 35Weekly view ...............................31

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