User manual SAMSUNG SCH-210B

[. . . ] OWNER'S MANUAL CDMA PORTABLE CELLULAR TELEPHONE SCH-210 Miscel. . . Security Features Locking the Phone Restricting the Use of the Phone Changing the Lock Code Calling Emergency Number Choosing NAM System Selection System Reset Call Logs Last Number Redial Erasing Numbers in Redial Memory Tracking Time Phone Book The Phone's Internal Phone Book Storing Numbers in Memory Other Ways to Store Numbers Entering Names in Memory Correcting a Name or Number One-Touch Dialing Two-Touch Dialing Dialing Confidential Numbers Searching for Numbers in Memory Erasing a Number in Memory Optional Features Setting the Phone to Send PIN Call Waiting Setting Up Three-Way Calling Caller ID Display Call Forwarding Message Service Miscellaneous Cleaning Your Cellular Phone Battery Safety Precautions Accessories Troubleshooting Display Messages Summary Menu Tree Alert Sound Adjusting Ringer Volumes Choosing the Alert Type Choosing the Alert Tone Setting Warning Beeps 4 5 Front View of the Phone Volume keys ( ) These keys are also used to scroll through menu options. Antenna Rear View of the Phone Strap hole Receiving lamp Buzzer Speaker Battery release button Display SEND: Places the call after the phone number has been entered : Lets you review voice and text messages END: Ends a call Keypad PWR: Power on and off CLR: Clears messages and options without taking any action OK: Stores names and numbers in memory and selects highlighted options MENU: Accesses access special features Microphone Flip Battery terminals Battery pack 6 7 &Q & 'Ve ?@ @J?@?@f?*U@NAU@S@U [. . . ] When the pager memo asks you to enter your phone number after calling the paging system, press MENU. 3. Enter the desired number. Result: There is no keytone when you press the keys during a conversation. 2. Press 7 on the keypad. Result: The message SENDING DTMF blinks, and the phone displays and dials your phone number automatically. Useful Features Useful Features 46 To Turn On the Keytone 1. Press 2 on the keypad. Result: The message SILENT disappears, and the keytone sounds. Note: If you do not turn on the keytone, you cannot use Audio Response System (ARS) service or Call Pager. 47 Key Lock Key Lock is a feature that will prevent you from accidentally pressing a key. If you activate this feature, the keys on the phone are locked and cannot be operated. Analog Force Call Your phone is preset to Digital mode. If you want to place a call in Anolog mode, use this feature. Analog Call enables you to make a call in Analog mode one time. When you end the Analog call, the phone returns to Digital mode automatically. Note: If you do not make a call within 5 minutes or analog service is not available in the area after you enable this feature, the phone returns to Digital mode automatically. Press and hold MENU for at least one second. Result: The message -KEY LOCKED- displays and your phone does not operate when the keys are pressed. 2. To turn off the feature, press and hold MENU or for at least one second, or open the flip. Useful Features Useful Features 48 Result: The message -KEY LOCKED- disappears. 3. YES NO Note: Key lock will not work with the Hands-free Car Kit. If you try to use the Hands-free Car Kit with the key lock feature activated, key lock turns off automatically. Release analog force call 4. Press OK. 49 Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) Dialing This feature allows you to use additional phone services, such as accessing an alternate long distance network, signaling a pager, or banking by phone. The following two sections explain how using Memory and Pause make it easier to send DTMF messages. Note: If SILENT displays, to turn on the keytone, see Silent Scratchpad on page 46. Using Pause You can insert one or more pauses between the DTMF tones. You can enter up to 36 digits, including the pause. 1. Enter the phone number of the service you wish to access. Using Memory You can store long numbers (such as ID codes, passwords, credit card numbers, etc. ) in memory. This enables you to transmit them very quickly without having to input all the digits in each transaction. Begin by storing each of your credit card numbers (or ID codes, etc. ) in one of the phone's memory locations in the same way you store a phone number in memory (see page 25 Storing Numbers in Memory). When making a business transaction by phone, the service will ask you to enter the DTMF code. Enter the memory location where the appropriate number is stored. Result: The number displays on the screen. [. . . ] Are you holding the phone close enough to your mouth?The microphone is located at the bottom of the phone. The phone starts beeping, and flashes on the screen. Replace the battery, and recharge it fully until the lamp on the charger turns green. The audio quality of the call is poor. [. . . ]