Philips 530 - Manual

Philips 530

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Discover your phone; Enter PIN code; First connect the headset!
  • Page 3 – The carousel
  • Page 4 – Events
  • Page 5 – Table of contents
  • Page 6 – Table of contents
  • Page 9 – Get started; • Get started; Insert the SIM card
  • Page 10 – To switch on the phone, press the; Switch on the phone
  • Page 11 – Phonebook; LEFT; hand socket at the base of the phone on one; Charge the battery
  • Page 12 – Main features; • Main features; View Names List; Access and consult the phonebook; Answer and end a call
  • Page 13 – If already on the phone, press; Listen to the radio
  • Page 14 – mode as described above.
  • Page 15 – If you select; Clear the call list; Clear the phonebook
  • Page 16 – Menu tree; • Menu tree; External lights p36
  • Page 17 – For each available mail box; Multimedia p69; List of available pictures
  • Page 18 – Call information p75; GSM counters / GPRS counters; Operator services p84
  • Page 19 – Plug in the headset; FM radio; Switch; Do NOT unplug the headset.
  • Page 20 – Turn on the radio; FM; Seek a station; Move the joystick key
  • Page 21 – Record music; On air; Receive a call
  • Page 22 – BeDJ; Press
  • Page 23 – Activate tracks; Off; Change track melodies and instruments; Melody
  • Page 24 – Change the tempo; You cannot change a; Record a mix; Start recording; for memory information.; Manage the recording
  • Page 25 – Create your own style and mix; From existing files; to
  • Page 26 – Save your own styles; You can save your own
  • Page 27 – Text or number entry; • Text or number entry; Good; T9 ® text Input
  • Page 28 – MN; Basic text input
  • Page 29 – • Phonebook; The; SIM card phonebook
  • Page 30 – Reset phonebook; In the SIM card; New; In the phone; Phone’s phonebook
  • Page 31 – Add a name field; Own numbers
  • Page 32 – and; Edit and manage names
  • Page 33 – Add a field; Change a field content; Show; Change a field type; Change type; Delete; Make default
  • Page 34 – Emergency number; or; Other number; Enter a number; Pressing; Make calls
  • Page 35 – Select a name; and press; Use Flash dial
  • Page 36 – Settings; • Settings; Sounds
  • Page 37 – Display
  • Page 38 – Only JPEG type pictures can be used as Wallpapers.; External lights
  • Page 40 – Subscription dependent; ALL
  • Page 41 – mail» and «Alarm clock».; Voice command; Voice dial
  • Page 42 – values by pressing; Public names; Call restriction; Security
  • Page 43 – Call barring; Outgoing calls; Change codes
  • Page 44 – On; GPRS attach; Always on; Register again; Manual; Network
  • Page 45 – Change name
  • Page 46 – Clock display; Time and date
  • Page 47 – activates; Language; Profiles
  • Page 48 – Personal
  • Page 49 – Messages; • Messages; feature is; Send a SMS; To a name in the list; To the number of your choice (phone name list only); To any other name; SMS
  • Page 50 – Together with an attachment; Read SMS; Received Messages
  • Page 51 – or in the; Saved Messages; SMS centre
  • Page 52 – This feature is subscription dependent.; This feature is subscription dependent.; Delivery report; This feature is subscription dependent.; Auto save SMS; SMS Archive
  • Page 53 – Network access; then; OR
  • Page 54 – mail server access
  • Page 55 – Advanced; In most European countries, this menu should be set to; Write and send an e-mail; To one or several recipients
  • Page 56 – menu before sending; With a sound or a picture; Receive and read e-mails
  • Page 57 – Connect to the server; Connection process; Download e; You can also press
  • Page 58 – Get and store attachments; Picture album
  • Page 60 – The Broadcast SMS feature is network-dependent.; Reception; to exit the first one or reply to it. The mobile; Broadcast Message; Instant message
  • Page 61 – Select the addressees; You can select one of the items and press; Design your message
  • Page 62 – if you don’t want to insert any picture.; Access the options
  • Page 63 – Send your Message; menu, and identified as Not; Receive an MMS; Download and play an MMS
  • Page 65 – Messages you have saved can only be sent from the
  • Page 66 – If selecting; Retrieval mode; , without you having to launch
  • Page 68 – Infrared; • Infrared; Select an item; Send; Position of devices
  • Page 69 – Activate IrDA; key to cancel the process.; Save the data received; Names; Receive data
  • Page 70 – Macintosh
  • Page 71 – Multimedia; 0 • Multimedia; Pictures in the; Sound album
  • Page 72 – Memory Status
  • Page 74 – Create a new event; This menu only applies to; Modify an event; Change an event; an event, these further options become available.
  • Page 75 – Deleting an event; Deleting a single event; Views of events
  • Page 77 – Call information; 2 • Call information; Call forward; Unconditional; (you haven’t replied to the; Status; Mailboxes
  • Page 78 – The time between redials increases with each attempt.; Any key answer; With GSM call; Caller ID; Call list
  • Page 79 – Total duration; Call counters
  • Page 80 – Info at call end; Total cost; GPRS counters; This feature is subscription and network dependent.; Last mobile session; Total
  • Page 81 – You can also select; End a WAP session; Homepage; Internet services
  • Page 82 – This can also be done while browsing: press; Add bookmarks; Enter address; to reconnect to the corresponding page,; Edit Homepage
  • Page 83 – Connection; Press and hold
  • Page 84 – Rename Profile; Push inbox; The menus that are common to both; Options
  • Page 86 – Operator services; 4 • Operator services; GSM strings; book; Pause and wait characters; Other services
  • Page 87 – For example: access your answering machine; Make a second call; Switch calls; Answer a second call; Call
  • Page 88 – Answer a third call; Conference call
  • Page 89 – Explicit call transfer
  • Page 90 – Taking pictures; 5 • Taking pictures; key will cancel any current action and bring; Camera management; key to reactivate it.
  • Page 91 – The lens of the camera is automatically focused.; General principles; Camera mode; Pictures shots
  • Page 92 – With the; to stop the timer and go back; Number of pictures
  • Page 93 – to check; Review the pictures
  • Page 95 – Troubleshooting
  • Page 97 – Your phone doesn’t
  • Page 98 – Precautions; Your cellular mobile phone is a; dio transmitter and receiver; Your cellular mobile phone is your; responsibility; local recommendations and regula-; when using your cellular phone both at home; Regulations on the use of cellular; Radio waves
  • Page 99 – Always switch off your phone
  • Page 100 – improve the performance of your phone; Performance improvement
  • Page 101 – Do not use your phone while driving
  • Page 102 – option is set to
  • Page 103 – Philips authentic accessories; Philips authentic; Universal car kit; Charger
  • Page 104 – declare under our sole responsibility that the product
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Summary

Page 2 - Discover your phone; Enter PIN code; First connect the headset!

Discover your phone Philips continuously strives to improve its products.Therefore, Philips reserves the rights to revise this userguide or withdraw it at any time without prior notice.Philips provides this user guide «as is» and does not ac-cept, except as required by applicable law, liability fora...

Page 3 - The carousel

1 A carousel is a circular loop of icons displayed on thescreen. Each icon represents a feature or operation ofyour phone. All icons don’t fit within the screen; the hidden ones ap-pear when scrolling < or > . You access the main carousel by pressing , when in idle mode. Move < (anti clockw...

Page 4 - Events

2 Pressing < or > / + or - will alternate be- tween two options, such as Activate/Deactivate, On/Off, Increase/Decrease a value, etc. Browse carousels and lists until you reach the desiredfeature or option. When navigating in a list, a scroll barlocated on the right hand side of the screen sho...

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