User manual ALCATEL ONE TOUCH 332

[. . . ] BG3color_GB_UM-19-07-03 21/07/03 9:36 Page 1 © ALCATEL BUSINESS SYSTEMS 2003. ALCATEL reserves the right, in customer's interest, to alter material or technical specifications without prior notice. English 3DS09718AAAA01 www. alcatel. com BG3color_GB_UM-19-07-03 21/07/03 9:36 Page 1 CONTENTS 7. Directories 7. 1 Accessing your directories 7. 2 Creating a directory file 7. 3 Classifying a file in a family 7. 4 Available options 7. 5 Assigning a ring tone to a family 7. 6 Temporary SIM card 8. Messages 8. 1 Accessing messages 8. 2 Reading your messages 8. 3 Writing a message 8. 4 Data entry system: predictive mode 8. 5 Sending a message 8. 6 Deleting your messages 9. [. . . ] Unread Write MESSAGES (1) 8. 2 Reading your messages Accessing messages OK · Make a keypress upwards on the key from the main screen. · Or press the key from the MENU (see page 26) and select OK The messages will be automatically stored on your SIM card directory, but you can store them in your telephone's memory by selecting the "Archive" option. "Unread" messages Read the new messages View the read messages Create a new message View the messages archived in the telephone's memory Delete your messages by category Unread Unread OK Read/Saved When a new message is received, a screen message "Do you want to read your new messages?" and the icon are displayed and an audible signal (1) is emitted. The icon disappears when all new "Events" (messages, calls, . . . ) have been consulted. · Read immediately If you want to read immediately the messages, press the OK Archives OK key. Delete msg My canned Zoom Parameters Complete a canned message or create your own canned messages Change character size (2) Do you want to read your new messages?0613. . . 09/03 09:03 : 0613. . . . Don't wait ! Set parameters, especially the number of the service centre if it is not automatically displayed (you cannot send a message without this number) (1) Check the availability of this service with your operator. 37 ! (1) To deactivate the audible signal (see page 50). 38 BG3color_GB_UM-19-07-03 21/07/03 9:37 Page 39 · Read later If you want to read your messages later, press the key. Available options While reading a message, you can access the following options using the OK key: Services Do you want to read your new messages?Network 08:30 05:13 18-04-2002 Network OK Menu Delete Answer Delete the selected message Write a message in reply to a message you received Forward the selected message after modifying the recipient's name or the parameters Save from your SIM card to the telephone memory OK Events Directory Messages My setup 1 Msg. OK 0 Call 0 Vocal Forward (1) Archive Save Number Store the original message number or the destination number in the directory Save icon (2) Store an icon in the list of icons Save Animation (2) Store an animation in the list of animations Save sound (2) OK Store a sound in the list of sounds Store this message as a canned message Save canned (1) ! The capacity of your SIM card depends on your operator. The icon is displayed when there are too many stored messages: please delete some. 39 ! (1) Except protected objects (sounds, images). (2) If the received message contains sounds, images, icons, animations. 40 BG3color_GB_UM-19-07-03 21/07/03 9:37 Page 41 Parameters Update the following parameters: Serv. Centre: your operator's service centre number (may be provided automatically) E-mail centre (1): calling number for sending an e-mail (can be automatically presented to you) Format: in which the message is to be delivered to your correspondent (SMS, e-mail, fax, etc. ) Validity: time during which the network presents the message again to your recipient in case of unsuccessful delivery Receipt: activate/deactivate the acknowledgement receipt request Change the character size (2) Return to the current message Received: All messages that you received, read, and stored. Your friends can send you messages containing icons, animations, mood icons, sounds, and texts. When you receive those messages, you may also store these objects so that you can use them later. If a message contains several icons, sounds, or animations, select the object using the OK key and confirm with the OK key. You can call one of the numbers that appears in a message you have received by pressing . To send: All written and not yet sent messages. Sent: All written, sent and stored messages. If "Receipt" was activated in the "Parameters" option, when you view the sent messages, the following symbols are displayed: Message sent in expectation of an acknowledgement receipt. Zoom Back "Read/Saved" messages These messages can be read messages, written messages which are sent or not sent, or messages that are stored on the SIM card. Message sent and acknowledgement received. Message unsuccessfully delivered (in this case you should send the message again). "Archived" messages These messages can be read or written messages that you have sent from the SIM card memory to the telephone memory. You can save up to 30 messages in your telephone memory. Archived messages are classified in three groups: Received, To send, Sent. [. . . ] Launch Activate Launch WAP even if no profile is preselected Select a preset profile and go back to the profile list (2) Create a new profile (3) Modify the profile parameters (2) Delete a profile that you created (2) Return to the previous screen Enter address Access a site directly by entering its address Add bookmark Bookmarks OK Add a favourite site to your bookmarks Access your favourite sites (bookmarks) Create Display the address of the site you are currently visiting (1) Display the information bar for your Internet session (1) Display the list of your alerts (2) Back Change the character size (3) Finish consulting Internet services and return to the main screen Return to the previous screen OK Show URL Connect. Status Alert List Zoom Exit WAP Back Modify Delete ! (1) Depending on your phone model. (2) Check the availability of this service with your operator. 81 ! (1) Enter the information provided by your operator. [. . . ]