Page 2 - Contents
1 Contents Overview ..................................... 2Getting Started ........................... 3 Inserting SIM card.........................3Charging ......................................3Switching on .................................4Setting the time and date ..............4Standby display...
Page 3 - Overview
2 Reception strength/battery – the blacker the better Network name – indicates your phone is ready to make and receive calls ( standby ) Back – current function is displayed above, except:• Hold down to switch on or off.In most cases it offers “clear” or “back” (a long press goes back to standby).Cl...
Page 4 - Getting Started; Inserting SIM card; Charging
3 Getting Started Inserting SIM card Your network provides you with a SIM card.If it is delivered credit card size, snap out the smaller segment and remove any rough edges.1. Gently withdraw the charger socket cover.2. Using both thumbs, snap open cover.3. Remove cover. 4. Insert SIM card, ensuring ...
Page 5 - Switching on; To switch on your phone; Entering a PIN; Setting the time and date; Switching off; To switch off your phone; Mobile phone safety; OK
Getting Started 4 Switching on To switch on your phone Hold down . Enter your PIN number (if required). Entering a PIN A PIN number protects your phone against unauthorised use. Most networks supply a new SIM card with PIN protection switched on; see your documentation for the number. Type the PIN n...
Page 6 - Making and Taking Calls; Making a call; To make a call; Adjusting call volume; To end a call; Taking a call; To answer a call; To reject a call; Options
5 Making and Taking Calls Making a call To make a call From standby (network name displayed), type the telephone number, always including area code. Double-click . To correct a number Click to delete the previous digit. Hold down to delete all preceding digits. Adjusting call volume During a call, c...
Page 7 - More Ways to Call; Dialling internationally; To call someone in your Phonebook; Voice dialling; To call someone by speaking their name; Redialling numbers; To redial a number you called earlier; Retrying a busy number; If a number is busy
6 More Ways to Call Dialling internationally For an international prefix that works from any country, hold down the 0 key to enter “+” and either: • type the country code on the keypad, or• choose +List and select the country from those shown. Type the telephone number and double-click . In many cou...
Page 8 - Call Features; Voice mail; To listen to voice mails; Noting a telephone number
7 Call Features Voice mail Your network answering service may be preset, or you may need to set it – see p 17. To listen to voice mails Service providers have different ways of alerting you when a new voice mail is received:• ] – click to read message • a recorded announcement. Hold down the 1 key t...
Page 9 - Receiving a second call; To accept an additional call; To end your current call and accept a new one
Call Features 8 Receiving a second call If you subscribe to your service provider’s call waiting service, you may be alerted to an incoming call while you are using the phone. If call waiting isn’t set up, see p 24. To accept an additional call Click to choose Swap . This holds your current call and...
Page 10 - Phonebook; About the Phonebook; To select a Phonebook entry; Saving Phonebook entries; To save a new entry in your Phonebook; Typing in the Phonebook; To type a name in the Phonebook; Phonebook tips
9 Phonebook About the Phonebook The Phonebook makes it simple to dial your most frequently-used numbers. To select a Phonebook entry From standby, click to show the first entry. Type the first letter of the name (press the corresponding number key the correct number of times) and/or click to see pre...
Page 11 - Further Phonebook features; Updating Phonebook entries; To make a voice dial recording
Phonebook 10 Further Phonebook features Depending on your SIM, the following may be offered:• Own number – display or record your own phone number. You may also record other useful personal numbers. • Service/Information numbers – provides lists of useful phone numbers. Updating Phonebook entries Fr...
Page 12 - Text Messages; Receiving a text message; To view/play a message; Deleting messages; Starting a new message; Back; of
11 Text Messages Receiving a text message Your phone can send and receive multimedia messages (EMS) including text, pictures and sound, as well as standard SMS. To view/play a message When you receive a message, your phone displays the ] symbol. Click . Click to move up and down in a text message. T...
Page 13 - Writing other characters
Text Messages 12 Using “T9” to type T9 enables you to write text messages by pressing each number key just once (e.g., 4 , 6 , 8 , 3 , 5 for “hotel”). To type, press the number key that shows the letter you want once then repeat for next letter, ignoring incorrectly displayed letters . At the end of...
Page 14 - Sending a message; If you’re replying to a message...; Sending messages to a group; To prepare your group; Ready messages; Service centre; Telephone numbers
Text Messages 13 Sending a message If you’re replying to a message… Choose Options and Reply . With a new message… Choose Options and Send and then either: • type the number, or• choose Options and Phonebook to select a name. Choose Send (or hold to cancel). Your message is sent to your service prov...
Page 16 - To insert an icon, a sound or animation; Saving media; To save a picture or sound; Longer messages; Happy Birthday
15 Multimedia (EMS) messages Cards On special occasions, you can send your friends greetings cards that include a picture and melody, and in which you can add a personal message.These can be received on the latest models from most prestige phone manufacturers.From the Messages menu, choose Cards and...
Page 17 - Features and Settings; Key lock; To switch off ring tones; Using the alarm clock; To set the alarm
16 Features and Settings Key lock Prevent accidental calls by locking the keypad. In standby, hold down the # key to lock. From the Keys menu, choose Auto key lock to have your phone automatically lock the keypad when it is idle.With the key lock on, you can still answer calls and if necessary dial ...
Page 18 - Using the calendar; Network
Features and Settings 17 Using the calendar As an aid to planning, your phone provides a calendar. Choose the Calendar menu and click to see different months. Using a screensaver Your phone displays an image (e.g., a clock) when it has been idle for a couple of minutes. To change the image, from the...
Page 19 - Setting up favourites; To set up your Display key; To program the 2 to 8 keys; Service Provider
Features and Settings 18 Setting up favourites To set up your Display key You can program the key with your favourite number or feature.From standby, click and choose the feature you want, or Phone number (in which case, choose the required Phonebook entry). Click to set. To program the 2 to 8 keys ...
Page 20 - Display symbols; Reminders; Menu commands; Messages; Clock
19 Symbols/Menus Display symbols Your phone may display the following information: Reminders Back key Go key Menu commands This section summarises the menu options on your phone. Messages See p 11. Recent calls Your phone retains the last 10 numbers you have dialled or, where the network(s) identify...
Page 22 - Setup
Symbols/Menus 21 Setup Voice mailbox Enter the number you call to retrieve voice messages (p 17). Divert Turn call forwarding/voice mail on or off (p 17). Autoanswer Car kit , Headset – your phone answers calls automatically without you having to press a key. Hide ID Enables you to withhold your tel...
Page 25 - Damage
What if...? 24 Damage Poor sound quality Signal too weak. Avoid covering the internal antenna (top rear of phone) with your hand. No entries possible in Phone-book. Phonebook is full. Delete entries in Phonebook (p 6 ). Phonebook entries missing Changing SIM from another phone. Entries may be in oth...
Page 26 - Precautions
25 Precautions/Maintenance Precautions Interference Like any radio transmitter, a mobile phone can interfere with electrical equipment. You must always switch off your phone: • in hospitals and near medical equipment. If you have a heart pacemaker, keep the phone a minimum of 20 cm from it and hold ...
Page 27 - Xelibri Service/Accessories; Service; Approved accessories; Travel Charger; In your car; Basic Car Pack; Headset; Headset PTT
26 Xelibri Service/Accessories Service Please refer to section “What if...?” on page 23, or our web site at www.xelibri.com . If repair work is necessary please contact: Note When calling customer service, please have ready your receipt and the phone identity number (IMEI, visible beneath the batter...
Page 28 - Specifications; Technical data; SAR
27 Specifications Declaration of conformity Xelibri is brand of Siemens Information and Communication Mobile which hereby declares that the phone described in this user guide is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of European Directive 1999/5/EC (R&TTE).Th...
Page 29 - Guarantee certificate
28 Guarantee certificate Without prejudice to any claim the user (customer) may have in relation to the dealer or retailer, the customer shall be granted a manufacturer's Guarantee under the conditions set out below: • In the case of new devices and their components exhibiting defects resulting from...
Page 30 - Index
29 Index A additional calls ............................. 7alarm clock ................................ 16animations inserting in text messages .... 15saving from text messages ... 15 audio menu ................................ 20auto dial ...................................... 6 C calendar ...........
