Page 2 - Rear View of the Phone
SIMLOCK OPEN AMPHENOL 4 6 1 3 7 9 GHI JKL MNO . ABC DEF PQRS TUV WXYZ C OK MENU 5 2 8 0 Rear View of the Phone (Without the Battery) Earpiece Clear/Cancel button C Dial/Entry button Phonebook/Menu scroll button Menu selection/Menu scroll button Numeric/letter buttons Battery release button Antenna V...
Page 3 - Parts List; N e t; Indicator; The SGH-250 product contains the following parts.
Signal strength Calling Roaming Battery charge level Incoming Short Message Voice Mail (Currently not used) Phone locked Vibration mode Muting Volume level No service Cellular network or specificnetwork is not available Activated Barring password or access to optional services is accepted Refused Ba...
Page 5 - Contents; GSM N; Symbols
9 8 Contents (cont.) M EMORY D IALLING ■ Storing a Phone Number in the Phonebook ...................... 36 ■ Storing the Last Dialled Numbers in the Phonebook ....... 39 ■ Dialling a Stored Number.................................................. 40 ■ Using Speed Dialling ..............................
Page 6 - General Safety Precautions
11 General Safety Precautions 10 The illustrations below indicate the general safetyprecautions to be taken when using your mobilephone. The use of mobile phones in aircraft: ◆ Is dangerous to aircraft operations ◆ May disrupt the cellular network ◆ Is illegal Failure to observe in-flight regulation...
Page 7 - Battery Safety Precautions; Low Battery
13 12 Battery Safety Precautions The illustrations below indicate the precautions to betaken with the battery pack. To maximise the charging capacity,avoid repetitive partial discharging andcharging. It is recommended that youwait until the low battery warning tonesounds and the Low Battery message ...
Page 8 - Inserting Your SIM Card; Check Card
Normally you cannot insert the SIMcard in the wrong position, as youwill not be able to close the holder.If you cannot close the holder, checkthat: • The card is in the correct position• The SIM card lock is in the OPEN position 15 1. Remove the battery pack (see page 17). 2. Turn the phone face dow...
Page 9 - Operation Times; is displayed and; Charging Times
Battery Type Talk Time Standby Time Attaching and Removing a Battery Pack 17 Battery Types 16 Your cellular phone is supplied with a slimrechargeable battery. In addition, you can also use a long-life battery (options). The two batteries have different capacities: • Slim battery: lasts as long as th...
Page 10 - Switching the Phone On and Off; Power Off; Phone Lock
4 6 1 3 . ABC DEF C OK MENU 5 2 4 6 1 3 . ABC DEF C OK MENU 5 2 Switching the Phone On and Off 19 Charging a Battery Pack 18 You are supplied with a battery charger that must beplugged into an appropriate wall socket (230V, 50Hz).For more details about charging times, see page 16. • The battery pack...
Page 11 - PIN Accepted
Extending the Antenna 21 Entering Your PIN Code 20 The SIM card is protected by a PIN (PersonalIdentification Number) that you must enter the firsttime you use your phone or each time it is switchedon, if this option is set (see page 50). • For more details about the PIN and PUK codes, refer to the ...
Page 12 - Selecting a Menu Option; Any key; Choosing Your Language
23 Selecting a Menu Option 22 Most of your phone’s functions are selected viamenus. To select a menu or sub-menu option, proceedas follows. 6 3 9 HI JKL MNO . ABC DEF RS TUV WXYZ C OK 5 2 8 6 3 JKL MNO ABC DEF C OK MENU 5 2 4 6 1 3 GHI JKL MNO . ABC DEF C OK MENU 5 2 C K MENU 1. In Standby mode, pre...
Page 13 - Placing a Call; Calling; Call Ended
25 24 7. If you do not wish to receive calls, switch the phone off by pressing for a while. You can:• Display the length of the call while phoning • Specify that the phone must beep after each minute while you areon the phone For further details on thesefunctions, see page 54. / I Placing a Call You...
Page 14 - Receiving a Call; Called
6 3 JKL MNO ABC DEF C OK MENU 5 2 27 Receiving a Call 26 You can only receive a call when the phone is inStandby mode. 2. To answer a call, open the cover. If the cover is already open,press . / OK 1. When a call is received: ◆ Your phone rings (if this option isset; see page 30) ◆ Called is display...
Page 15 - You can view useful information about your calls.; Call Timer Reset; Last Call
6 3 JKL MNO ABC DEF C OK MENU 5 2 Resetting the Call Timer 29 Viewing Information about Calls 28 You can view useful information about your calls. Example: You wish to know the length of a call that you have just made to evaluate its cost. You can reset the call information whenever youwant. 3 C MEN...
Page 16 - You can select the ringing tone according to:; Ring Volume
Adjusting the Ringing Volume 31 Selecting the Ringing Tone 30 You can select the ringing tone according to: ◆ Your requirements and preferences ◆ The environmental conditions in which you areusing the phone You can adjust the ringing volume according to: ◆ Your requirements and preferences ◆ The env...
Page 17 - You can adjust the dialling volume according to:; Adjusting the Earpiece Volume
Muting the Microphone 33 Adjusting the Key Volume 32 You can adjust the dialling volume according to: ◆ Your requirements and preferences ◆ The environmental conditions in which you areusing the phone During a telephone conversation, you can temporarilymute the microphone on your phone. Example: You...
Page 18 - User Busy
Redialling One of the Last Ten Numbers 35 Automatic Redialling 34 4 6 1 3 7 9 GHI JKL MNO . ABC DEF PQRS TUV WXYZ 5 2 8 0 Calling +8225413000 4 1 GHI JKL . ABC C OK MENU 5 2 1 2 Redial 01/1008651941253218 4 1 GHI JKL . ABC C OK MENU 5 2 4 1 . ABC C OK MEN 5 2 1 3 . ABC DE C OK MENU 2 2 3 1 2 Your mo...
Page 19 - Storing a Phone Number in the Phonebook (1); Phonebook Full; Stored
37 Storing a Phone Number in the Phonebook (1) 36 1 . ABC C OK MEN 2 Enter Tel: 08651941253218 Stored 4 1 . ABC C OK M 5 2 Location: 003 5 You can store the numbers that you dial mostfrequently in memory, so that you do not have toenter them each time. According to your SIM card, 1 to 120 phone numb...
Page 20 - Storing a Phone Number in the Phonebook (2); Storing the Last Dialled Numbers in the Phonebook
5. Press . Result: Stored is displayed, followed by Repeat? . 39 38 Storing a Phone Number in the Phonebook (2) 1 . ABC C OK MEN 2 1. In Standby mode, enter the telephone number to be stored in memory. 4. Indicate the location that you wish to assign to the telephone number to bestored. 3. Enter the...
Page 21 - Dialling a Stored Number; Using Speed Dialling
41 40 Dialling a Stored Number 9 TUV WXYZ 8 0 Smith 08651941253218 002 4 1 GHI JKL . ABC C OK ME 5 2 4 2 Once you have stored phone numbers in thephonebook, you can dial them whenever you want. 1. Press the number of the memory location containing the number to bedialled. 2. Press . Result: The foll...
Page 22 - Scanning the Phonebook by Names; Read Name; Read Add; Scanning the Phonebook by Memory Locations
Scanning the Phonebook by Names 43 42 Name: 1 3 . ABC DE C OK MENU 2 4 1 GHI JKL . ABC C OK ME 5 2 1 . ABC C OK ME 2 1 4 5 5 If you do not remember which phone number hasbeen stored in which register, you can scan throughthe names until you find the one for which you arelooking. 1. In Standby mode, ...
Page 23 - Deleting a Phonebook Entry by Name; Deleting a Phonebook Entry by Memory Location
Deleting a Phonebook Entry by Name 45 44 4 1 7 GHI JKL . ABC PQRS TUV 5 2 8 0 Clear? 4 1 GHI JKL . ABC C OK ME 5 2 6 If you stored a telephone number and associatedname but no longer want to keep them, you can scanfor the name and clear the corresponding register. 1. In Standby mode, press to enter ...
Page 24 - Preventing Access to Your Phone Settings; Preventing Access to the Memory Registers; Example: You wish to keep your personal data
Preventing Access to Your Phone Settings 47 46 3 ABC DEF C OK MENU 2 4 1 GHI JKL . ABC C OK ME 5 2 1 Block OFF2 Block ON 6 3 JKL MNO ABC DEF C OK MENU 5 2 1 5 6 You can block access to some of your phone’spreference settings, so that they will not be changedby anyone else. 1. In Standby mode, press ...
Page 25 - Locking the Phone; Example: You want to prevent your phone from being; OFF; Displaying Your Own Phone Number
49 48 Locking the Phone You can allow your phone to be locked automaticallyevery time it switches on. Example: You want to prevent your phone from being used by unathorized person. 1. In Standby mode, press MENU to enter the menu system. Result: The first menu appears. 2. Press 6 , 7 to access the A...
Page 26 - Changing Your PIN; Example: You wish to choose a code that is easier to; Preventing Access to Your Phone; PIN Enabled
Changing Your PIN New Code: You can change the PIN that came with your SIM cardwhenever you want. Example: You wish to choose a code that is easier to remember. This change is only required if you prevent access to yourphone (see page 50). Result: If the PIN entered in Then ... Steps 4 and 5 are ......
Page 27 - Changing the Greeting Message; The greeting message:; Changing the Phone’s Password; New Code; Example: You wish to choose your own code.; If the unlock codes entered
53 52 4 6 1 3 7 9 GHI JKL . ABC PQRS TUV C OK 5 2 8 Changing the Greeting Message 2 2 3 3 ABC DEF C MENU 2 4 6 1 3 GHI JKL . ABC C OK MENU 5 2 4 1 You can change the greeting message according toyour own preferences. The greeting message: • Appears when you switch your phone on • Can be up to 36 cha...
Page 28 - Customising Your Phone’s Features; Example: You want your phone to redial your last
55 54 3. To ... Press „ or until you select ... Activate the option ON Deactivate the option OFF 4. Confirm your choice by pressing . Result: The phone goes back to the menu that you have justselected. / OK 5. To exit the menu system, press . / I Customising Your Phone’s Features Your phone comes eq...
Page 29 - Resetting the Phone’s Features
57 56 Once you have reset your phone’s features, they are as follows. Function Default Setting Call timer display ON Number of rings before OFF a call is answered automatically Any key answer ON Display backlighting ON One-minute beep OFF while on the phone Automatic redialling OFF Automatic phone l...
Page 30 - Searching for a Network Manually; Searching for a Network Automatically
59 58 Searching for a Network Manually 1 Auto2 Manual 4 1 GHI JKL . ABC C OK MEN 5 2 4 The manual search allows you to select your homenetwork only. If you wish to select a network other than your home network,see the page opposite. 1. In Standby mode, press MENU to enter the menu system. Result: Th...
Page 31 - Call Barring; Editing a Network List
61 60 Call Barring 4 6 1 3 7 9 GHI JKL . ABC PQRS TUV 5 2 8 0 1 Outgoing2 Out Inter3 Int ex H 2 2 You can restrict use of the phone (for outgoing and/orincoming calls) according to your own preferences. ☞ The call barring service is only available if you specified thisoption when you took out your s...
Page 32 - Checking the Call Barring Status; You can check which types of calls are barred.; Please Wait; If you
63 62 2. Press 7 , 3 to access the Get Status sub-menu status. Result: Please Wait appears, followed by the BAOC status. If the barring service is notavailable, Refused appears. Checking the Call Barring Status Call Barring BAOC Active 4 6 1 3 7 9 GHI JKL . ABC PQRS TUV W C OK 5 2 8 2 2 You can chec...
Page 33 - Call Diverting; Activated; You can divert incoming calls to another number.; Use; Changing the Call Barring Service Password
65 64 Call Diverting Divert Tel? Activated You can divert incoming calls to another number. ☞ The call diversion service is only available if you specified thisoption when you took out your subscription with the networkoperator. 1. Press MENU , 8 , 1 to access the Activate sub-menu. 3. Press . Resul...
Page 34 - Using the Call Waiting Features; Call Waiting; Checking the Call Diversion Status; You can check which types of calls are diverted.
67 66 Using the Call Waiting Features This function enables you to receive or place a secondcall while you are already on the phone. ☞ The call service features are only available if you specifiedthese options when you took out your subscription with thenetwork operator. 1. In Standby mode, press ME...
Page 35 - Holding a Call; Reading a Short Message; Old Message; Example: You are expecting an urgent answer while
69 68 Holding a Call If you want to ... Then press ... Refuse a second call . Accept a second call . Result: The first call is put on hold. Switch between the 2 and . first and second calls Release the current call . Return to the call put . on hold ☞ The Second Call Receiving or Placing service is ...
Page 36 - Message sent; If you wish to clear a message; If you wish to send the message; Creating a Short Message
71 70 Reading a Short Message (cont.) Message sent Failed Try again 4 6 1 3 . ABC C OK MENU 5 2 5 5 5. If you wish to clear a message , proceed as follows. ◆ Press C . Result: Delete? appears. ◆ Press . Result: Message Deleted appears. / OK 6. If you wish to send the message , proceed as follows. ◆ ...
Page 37 - Entering SC Address
73 72 4 6 1 3 . ABC DEF C OK MENU 5 2 Message sent 6 6 4 6 1 3 . ABC DEF C OK MENU 5 2 5 6. If you ... Press ... Wish to send . the message Result:• Enter Tel No appears. • Go to Step 7. Do not wish to . send the Result: The phone message switches to Standbymode. / I / OK 7. Enter the telephone numb...
Page 38 - Cleaning Your Mobile Phone; Missed Call Service; The latest 10 missed calls are stored in your phone.; Missed Call
75 Cleaning Your Mobile Phone ACETON TRICHLORETHYLENE There are no specific cleaning requirements for yourmobile phone. 1. Use only a dry cloth to clean your mobile phone.Do not allow water to get into it,particularly the battery. 2. Do not use abrasive powders or sponges or any solvents, such astri...
Page 39 - Problems and Solutions
77 76 • Is your phone switched on ( pressed for more than one second)? • Are you accessing the right cellular network?• You may have set an incoming call barring option. / I Your correspondent cannot reach you • Have you switched off the microphone (Mute appears)?• Are you holding the phone close en...
Page 40 - Phone’s Password; Glossary of Terms; GSM (Global System for Mobile Communication)
79 78 SMS (Short Message Service) Network service sending and receiving messages to and fromanother subscriber without having to speak to the correspondent.The message created or received (up to 160 characters) can bedisplayed, received, edited or sent. Phone’s Password Security code used to unlock ...
