User manual EMPORIA LIFEPLUS

[. . . ] DEAR MOBILE TELEPHONE USERS! D Congratulations on acquiring the emporia LifePLUS mobile telephone!In order to quickly familiarise yourself with your new mobile telephone we have compiled the present information over a few pages. In the following pages of the operating instructions you can choose how much time you want to spend getting to know the most important functions of your mobile phone. We hope you enjoy phoning and give you our best wishes EMPORIA Telecom D DELIVERY CONTENTS: My mobile telephone gives me security! emporiaLifePLUS - Operating instructions Mobile phone Charger cable Battery Operating instructions 2 emporia LifePLUS emporiaLIFEplus_UserGuide_ENG_V11-2 1-2 26. 05. 2008 15:15:18 Uhr 1 D D D D D q q D q q START Flash light Loud speaker Screen (= Display) Arrow keys Pages in phone book and menu Pick up/OK-button Pick up Confirmation of commands which appear in Display via this button Hang up/Back/Delete-button Hang up Confirming commands which appear on the display through these keys (mostly back or delete) Signal lights Green: flashes during incoming calls Red: flashes when battery is empty ­ please charge Orange: flashes when charging, constantly lit, if battery is full -Button: Long press: 10 most recently dialled numbers Two short presses: + (for country code, e. g. [. . . ] D D Open the sliding cover and then select the SMS message with . Delete the SMS with and select with . Now either delete the whole range of SMS's by deleting the entire SMS memory or just certain ones, e. g. only access SMS's with and select with . Confirm response to the repeated question Delete all received SMS`s?You can also delete individual SMS`s: Page down in the relevant SMS message until Delete SMS appears, press twice. 4. 1. 7 Creating and inserting submissions Submissions are frequently used messages such as please call or coming later or I love you. Once these are created or are selected from the available submission list, they help to save time when writing an SMS. Existing submissions can also be changed before sending (See below). Creating new submissions: D Open the sliding cover and select SMS messages with D Select submissions with and confirm selection with D Select Insert Entry with . . Revising existing submissions: D Open the sliding cover and select SMS messages with . D Select submissions with and confirm selection with . D Access the submission to be revised with and select with . D When editing the submission confirm edit / send with . D Carry out text editing via the key pad and if necessary with the delete key . D Either send the revised submission as an SMS with D or save it as a submission with in case the newly created text is to be used as a new submission in future. Save it with . emporia LifePLUS 23 emporiaLIFEplus_UserGuide_ENG_V123 23 26. 05. 2008 15:12:27 Uhr 4. 1. 8 Send phone book entry by SMS If the recipient of this SMS also uses an emporia LifePLUS, the entry will automatically be saved in the recipient's phone book. D Send 3 times to Entry per SMS, select with . D Access the phone book entry to be sent with and select with . D Enter phone number or name search to the recipient who was sent the phone book entry and confirm with . 4. 2 PHONE BOOK The phone book enables saving, changing and searching of up to 20 names and numbers in the phone book. (Detailed information about use of emergency numbers can be found in chapter 4. 3. ) We recommend that your phone book is regularly secured in a special memory, so-called SIM-Backup (e. g. as a key chain, available in specialist stores). Should you lose your telephone or your SIM card this means that not all your contacts from the SIM card will be lost. 4. 2. 1 New phone book entry: Saving names and numbers D Open the sliding cover and access Phone Book with and select with D D D Access New Entry with and select with . [. . . ] With the key lock switched on, a large key symbol will be indicated instead. The telephone is in economy mode and the display is switched off. Can the emergency call be dialled without reception or credits?1) You cannot make a call without a signal. [. . . ]