Ericsson GH388/GF388 - Manual

Table of Contents:

• Page 3 – Safety Precautions; Turn off your cellular telephone when at a refuelling point.
• Page 5 – Table of Contents; Introduction
• Page 7 – Advanced Functions
• Page 8 – Supplementary Information; Batteries and Recharging
• Page 11 – Star and Hash; in the Menu System; Left Arrow and Right Arrow
• Page 12 – To enter letters; Θ Ξ φ Ω; To enter lower-case letters; Lower-case letters will now appear until you press
• Page 13 – Protecting the SIM Card and the Phone; Card Lock; The card lock protects your SIM card.; The PIN can be changed; Phone Lock; Two levels of locking; There are two levels of locking the phone:; Keypad Lock
• Page 15 – Menus; International Number; and Other Useful Dialling Functions; Characters menu, which lets you; To make an international call; – Inter; To insert special characters; – Special
• Page 16 – To insert a pause character –; Pause; To check the first characters; – CHECK
• Page 17 – To display the battery voltage –; Battery; To reset the total call time/cost meter; To have the call cost displayed –
• Page 19 – To activate the call divert; a. Enter the phone number where you want
• Page 20 – The NETWORKS Menu; To select a network –; Select net; a. If the home network is within range and you; the name of another network is displayed
• Page 21 – Searchmode; Automatic search mode; Manual search mode; Edit List; To review the list of networks; The name of the first network is displayed. If a; is also displayed, this indicates that the
• Page 22 – To add a network to the list; a. If you scroll to the first free position, the; New Search
• Page 23 – all outgoing calls; – All outgoing calls*; outgoing international calls –; All; all outgoing international calls; except; to your home country –; Int outgoing; To activate a call bar
• Page 24 – To change your password –; Change; To activate the card lock; Unlock card
• Page 25 – CHANGE PIN CODE; Change PIN code; CHANGE PIN2 CODE; To change the PIN2 code –; PHONE LOCK; To lock or unlock the Phone –; Phone
• Page 26 – To change the security code –; Enter the current security code and press; The SETTINGS Menu; Ring level
• Page 27 – and; To choose call time or call cost –; Any key; key if the phone is used with handsfree
• Page 28 – To choose automatic answering –; Auto; Greeting; Language
• Page 29 – Data menus; The Calculator Menu; Press CLR to clear the display.
• Page 30 – Read this first; Set alarm; To set the time and turn the alarm function on; To turn the alarm function off
• Page 31 – To set the clock –; Set clock; To set today’s date –; Set date; To select the date format; – Date mode
• Page 32 – The keypad remains locked until you:; Automatic or Manual Key Lock; Scroll to the Keylock menu with
• Page 33 – To call your answering service; – Voice; To send text messages –; Send; To turn area messages on/off –; Area; Refer to chapter 25. Using Area Information.; The PHONE BOOK Menu; THE PHONE BOOK; Card memory and Phone memory; a. Store the number in a different position.
• Page 34 – b. Store the number in the selected position,; Card memory full; Name recall; To store a phone number –; Store; a. Enter the position number and press YES.; To erase a phone number –; Erase
• Page 35 – Enter the position number or scroll with; Alternative method to erase a phone number; Copy; Enter the Phone book menu and select Copy.; Press; THE DIALLED NUMBER MEMORY; Last call
• Page 36 – To turn the dialled number memory off; Scroll with; To turn the dialled number memory on again
• Page 37 – Rejecting Incoming Calls; To reject a call, press; Putting a Call on Hold; . This disconnects the; Handling Two Calls Simultaneously; Access the Call Waiting function from the; Using the arrow keys, you can now scroll
• Page 38 – To switch between two calls; Method 1; To end the current call; Accepting
• Page 39 – To call a number in the display; To hide your phone number
• Page 40 – Sending DTMF Tones; To set phone to DTMF Signalling; To call and send a code; Using several pauses; To store a phone number and code
• Page 41 – Messages memory; Mm; To set phone for text messaging; Enter the Service centre number and press
• Page 42 – SIM card memory; To store messages; Own messages; To send messages
• Page 44 – Voice Mail function; number and press YES.; To turn the Voice Mail function off; Scroll to the Mail menu with
• Page 45 – Using Area Information; Code; To receive area information; Press YES to select the Area info function.; Press YES to select the Area info function.; To enter a code, scroll to the first empty
• Page 46 – To erase or replace a code
• Page 47 – Batteries; Battery meter; appears for ten seconds in the display.; Recharging a battery; A new battery, or an old battery that has not
• Page 48 – Handsfree vehicle kit; Operation
• Page 49 – Portable handsfree; Mobile Office kit
• Page 50 – Problems You Can Solve; Recharge or replace the battery.; Phone locked; To unlock the phone; Insert card; is displayed; Wrong PIN; Enter the PIN or PIN2 code correctly and press; . You obtain the PUK from your; Enter the PIN code and press
• Page 51 – Enter PUK2; Enter the PIN2 code and press; Emergency calls only; a. You are in an area which is not covered by; to move to obtain a sufficiently strong signal.; Check the external antenna and its connection.; Keylock; To unlock the keypad