Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product GPRS900 Audiovox
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We l c o m e Congratulations on your purch ase of the GPRS900 phone . The following illustration displays t he features found on the front of your phone. 1 4 7 2 3 5 6 9 8 0 Left/M enu Soft Key Press to display menu or select left menu functions. Send/Answer Key Press to tur n on the power or end a call.
Ov er view The GPRS900’ s features meet all of your comm unica tions needs, and it s stylish design and color display make it a pleasure to carr y around. S t ay in touch with wireless networking The GPRS900 is a p hon e for peop le who want to st ay in touch with the world.
T his pac kage inc ludes : The following items come included in the box with your phone. Note: Please save the or iginal box and p acking materials in case you need to rep ack any item s or send them for servicin g. U ser M a nua l GPRS900 Charger User manual Battery GPRS900.
Men u Ma p Phonebook Number •S e a r c h • Handset List •G r o u p L i s t • Delete All • Copy All to Hands et •O w n N u m b e r •M e m o r y • S peed Dial List • Fixed Dial List Me.
PIM (Personal Infor mation Manager ) • Calendar • New Appointm ent • V iew T oday • V iew W eek • V iew All Appointments • Not es •A l a r m •C a l c u l a t o r •V o i c e M e m o C.
This menu guide list s th e frequently accessed items in the menu . Settings Profile Sound and Alert Handset Setting • Language •D i s p l a y •C l o c k •G r e e t i n g • Auto Keylock • .
Contents Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 This package includes : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Calling Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Redialing a number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Caller ID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Showing or hidi ng personal informatio n .
Viewing the st atus of the phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Text messages (SMS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Shortcut key . . . . .
Wallpaper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Greeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Menu display s chemes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Language . . . . . . .
Deleting appointments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Setting the c alendar as wallpaper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Adding Notes . . . . . . .
Antenna Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Driving Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Electronic Dev ices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Other Saf ety Guidelines .
Gettin g S tarted 1 Getting Star ted Inser ting the SIM car d and batter y When you register with a servic e pr ovider , you receive a SIM card (Sub scriber Ide ntity Module card).
Getting S tarted 2 3. Place th e new SIM card in the lower right cor ner . The gold plate on the SIM card should face downward. 4. Slide the SIM card into position, then secure it under the metal clip s.
Gettin g S tarted 3 T ur ning the phone on 1. Press a nd hold the power/end key until the screen lights up. 2. If needed, en te r your SIM card PIN code th en press OK. T ur ning the phone of f Press and hold the power/end key until the phone shut s down.
Getting S tarted 4 Char ging the ba tter y 1. Connect th e charge r plug to an outlet. 2. Conn ect the charge r to the socket at the bottom of the phone. The connec tor can only be inserte d one way . When the batter y is charging, a batter y icon appear s in the disp lay sc reen .
Gettin g S tarted 5 Low Battery Indicator The battery in dicator in the upp er ri ght corner of t he screen indica tes how much charge remains in the ba ttery . As additional reminders, when the battery is low , the p hone emits a double beep. The messag e “battery low” also appears on the screen.
Getting S tarted 6 Making a call 1. Enter the nu mber you wish to dial. If you make a mistake, press the right soft key below Clear to delete the number . T o delete the en tire numbe r , press and hold the key . 2. Press the send/answer key to connect.
Using Y our Phone 7 Using Y our Phone Standb y mode When your phone is on, but not in use, it is in st andby mode . During st andb y mode, the up per pa rt of the display screen shows various icons. The date and time is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Using Y our Phone 8 The S tandby screen ico ns are as follows: Bars indicate th e strength of the network signa l. Five bars means your current position has the best rece ption. Alarm is set. A text message has been received. A multimedia message has been received.
Using Y our Phone 9 Menu T o view the menu, select the lef t menu/sof t ke y from the main display . Af ter the menu appea rs, scroll through me nu items by pr essing the up and down navigation key . Beneat h th e ma in m en u ar e Select , to the lef t, and Exit , to the right.
Using Y our Phone 10 The right and lef t soft ke ys can also be used for selectin g various options in sub-menus. For exam ple, to view m issed ca lls: 1. Use the up and down navig ation key to scroll to Call Logs . 2. Press the right so ft key to select.
Using Y our Phone 11 Here are the icons for categories in the main menu : Phoneboo k stores name s and telephon e numbers for easy access and caller rec ogni- tion. Call Logs stores information abo ut made , received, and missed calls. Messages provide s access to received mes- sages and allows you to compose and send text and multimedia messages.
Using Y our Phone 12 Fun and Gam es has a num ber of games as well as tools to manipula te audio and pi c- tures. Settings let s you adjust settings including time, display , and security settings. W AP provides you with wireless access to the inter ne t an d e- m ail.
Using Y our Phone 13 Function k eys The following t able list s th e phone keys and their fun ction s. Power/end key • Press and ho ld to turn the pho ne on or of f. • Press to reject an incomin g call or cancel a call you are dialing. • Press to exit a menu o r sub-me nu.
Using Y our Phone 14 Te x t e n t r y When you ad d names to your Phon ebook, send a text message, or use your W AP browser , you need to enter text. Y our cell phone has two text entry methods. Y ou can enter letters individually or with predictive text entry , which helps you complete words as you enter them.
Using Y our Phone 15 Here is a t able showi ng Roma n alphab et characte rs and the ir assigned keys. Key Assigned Characters . , - ? ! ‘ @ : ; / ( ) 1 A B C 2 D E F 3 G H I J K L 5 M N O 6 P Q R S 7 T U V 8 W X Y Z 9 0 Tip : A symbol ta ble for you to enter special symbols will appear if you press and hold "0".
Using Y our Phone 16 For practice, try entering tex t into a text message (SMS). From the menu, go to Messages > New SM S . T o enter th e word, “hello,” first make sure that the entry method is set to multit ap. Press Options , then select Input Method .
Using Y our Phone 17 Here is an example of how to enter a word usin g T9™ text entry . T o write the word “baby” : 1. First pr ess the key . The choices a, c, b ap pear on the screen. 2. Scroll to b , the n pres s Select . 3. Press t he key again.
Calling Features 18 Calling F ea tures R edialing a n umber 1. Press the send/answer key . A list of dialed numbers appears, with the last number dia led at the end of the list. 2. Select the number you wish to dial then press the send/a nswer k ey . Dialed numbers ca n also be accessed from Call Logs>Di aled.
Calling Feat ures 19 Canceling an i ncoming call If you want to cancel an incoming call, press the power/ end key . Depending on you r service provider , the caller may be transferr e d to yo ur voice mail, or may receive a busy signal.
Calling Features 20 Dialed and received calls Call Logs also contain lists of dialed and receive d calls . T o dial one of these numbers, follow the same process as for returnin g a missed call.
Calling Feat ures 21 Silent mode During silent mode , the phone vib rates for an incoming call. Press and hold the key to enable or disable silent mod e. When silent mode is not enabled, the icon appears in the st an dby screen. When silent mode is enabled, the icon appear s.
Calling Features 22 Timing calls Depending on th e typ e of service p ackage you h ave, you may p ay according to the length of your ca lls. Some users like to monitor the leng th of their calls.
Calling Feat ures 23 Emer g enc y calls Service pr ovide rs m ay pr ov ide access to emergency numbers. These numbe rs ar e generally th e same as landline emer gency numbers. Se rvice providers may even p rovide access to emergency numbers when the phone is locked or the SIM card is not inserted.
Phonebook 24 Phonebook The phone book enables you to stor e informatio n about your cont act s, including phone numbe rs, fax numbers, addresses, and e-mail addr esses. Y ou can also assign special information for cont act s, such as ringtones, pictures, and grou ps .
Phonebook 25 Other options for cont act s There are ad ditional form field s for information such as fa x numbe r or addr ess . Y ou ca n also cus t om iz e sou n d an d sig ht features by setting a special ri ng ton e or picture for a cont act’ s incoming calls.
Phonebook 26 Searching for a cont act 1. T o search fo r a cont act, ente r a cont act’ s name. Y ou may also se arch by entering only th e first letter or letters of the name. 2. Press the send/answer key to search. T o view all cont act s stored on the SIM card, select SIM List .
Phonebook 27 Editing a group list. 1. Go to Phonebook>Opt ions>Grou p List. Select a g roup, then select View . 2. Informatio n fie lds appea r for name, pictur e and ringto ne. Select any of these fields to edit them. The phone comes with five pre set group s: VIP , Family , Friends, Colleagues, and Biz .
Phonebook 28 3. Nine frame s appear , labeled Key 1 thr ough Key 9 . These corres pon d to ke yp ad number s through . Scroll to highli ght the spee d di aling key you wish to assign. Select edit. Y ou can assign a co nt act’ s numbe r to a key by se lecting Speed Dial List.
Mess ages 29 Messa g es Message s enables you to send and receive text messages (SMS, or Short Message Ser vice) or multime dia messages cont aining a comb ination of audio, pictu res, or text (MMS, or Multimedia Messaging Service).
Messages 30 The phone suppo rt s two types of text entry , Multit ap, and T9™ predictive text input. Fo r more in formatio n, see T ext entry: The basics on p age 14. 1. Enter the text of your message. 2. T o send the message, select Options>Se nd .
Mess ages 31 Options Selecting Opti ons fro m the text entr y box also enables you to select the following options: Send Prompts you to enter a phone number and se nd the message. Save If you are n ot ready to send a message, you may save it as a draft.
Messages 32 Settings Change the following settings in Mes sages>SMS> Setting : Message Centre Enter the numb er to call to retrieve voicemail messages. Y ou must obtain this nu mber from your ser vic e prov i d er . Message Format Set the fo rmat to Normal (SMS cell phone message), Fax, V oicemail, ERMES, N ational Paging, X.
Mess ages 33 Multimedia Messa g es (MMS) Composing a new multimedia message T o compose a multimedia message, select Messages>New MMS. Three options appea r: Add text Select Te x t . T he tex t entry bo x is the s ame as the tex t entry box for a text-only message.
Messages 34 Add images 1. Select Image to add a picture or photograph to the messag e. A list of images in the My Pictures folder is displayed. 2. Select the pho t o you wish to add from th e album. The ph oto is automatically added to th e MMS messag e.
Mess ages 35 When you p ress th e s end/a nswer key fr om the m ain MMS screen, the following option s also appe ar: Insert new p age Inserts a new p age into the message. Send Sends the message. Save as template Saves the message as a te mp late. Preview Preview the message befo re sending it.
Messages 36 Additional multim edia message options When you select Messages>MMS , the following MMS options also app ear on the screen: Inbox Received messages are stored here. Whe n you have unread messages, it will show ne xt to your inbox. for exa mp le, if it sh ows 9-1 it means yo u have 9 messages an d 1 is unread.
Mess ages 37 Setting s se nding optio ns V alidity period Se t a number of days for the service provider to continue trying to send a message . This setting is useful if your contact’s phone is turned off. Read report Request a receip t from your contact when the message is received.
Messages 38 Info Message Ser vices Information services distr ibute content as te xt messages with content about weather , news, and financial mar ke t s. Manage information ser vices at Messages>Informat io n Messages . The phone co mes with an information message box alre ady set up.
Mess ages 39 V oicemail V oic email is provided by your service provider . V oicemail messages ar e sto red on the netwo rk server and not on your phone’ s SIM card. Y our service prov ider will give yo u a number to dial to hear your voicemail messages.
Fun and Game 40 Fun and Game The Fun an d Game section of the men u cont ains cr eative sound and image tool s, as well as a game. Alb um Selecting Albu m opens the photo album, alo ng with the same functions found in Camera>View Pi ctures . For mor e informa tion on managing and editing photos, see Ma naging your photos on p age 55.
Fun and Game 41 2. Select Sounds to set any of the follo wing rin g tone o ptions: Pictur es Selecting Pictures ope ns an album of artwo rk and grap hics that you can set as wallp aper , send as p art of a multimedia image, and more . • Select Vi ew t o open up a thumbnail photo.
Fun and Game 42 Composer Composer is a midi music composition tool that enab les you to compose and edit tun es with one to four channels. Comp oser stores up to five tunes. Th e fa ctory default settin g for these tunes is empty , so you can cr eate completely new melodies.
Fun and Game 43 Below is a t able of the keys an d the corr esponding no tes and symbols. 4. Enter your melody . 5. Select Options>Play to hear your tune. 6. Select Options , and adjust Te m p o , Instrument , and Vo l u m e to your liking. 7. Save your work.
Set ting s Phone sett ings 44 Settings in y our phone In the settings section of the menu, you can edit settin gs for personal prefer ences, such as display or r ing style. Y ou can also se t useful features such as t ime and date or security features.
Phone sett ings 45 Y ou may also compose yo ur own ring to ne. For more informa tion, se e Composer on p age 42 Ring v olu me T o adjust ring volume, go to Settings>Sound and Alert>R i ng Volume. Press the Up a nd Down na vigation keys quickly to move between settin gs.
Set ting s Phone sett ings 46 3. Select the pic ture you would like t o set as w allpaper . There ar e two display option s: Fit to Scree n , and Put on Center . Choosing Fit to Screen means the picture fills the entire screen. Choosing Fit to Screen p laces the picture over the entire screen.
Phone sett ings 47 Menu display schemes Y ou can also choose between two dif feren t menu disp lay schemes. The Cryst alGa zer scheme displays round icon s in a spherical orbit, while the T ulip scheme displays icons in a grid. Set schemes in Settings>Handset>Scheme.
Set ting s Phone sett ings 48 Langua ge Set the language for th e main display and menu s, as well as for language inp ut in Settings>Handset>Language . When set to Automatic, the phone adjust s to the main lang uage of the regional ser vice provider .
Phone sett ings 49 Phone lock The phone l ock of fers an add itio n level of protection for your phone. The SIM ca rd lock preven t s unauth orized use of yo ur service pro vid er subscription . The phone lock prevent s others from u sing the phone , even if y our SIM card is re placed with another SIM ca rd.
Set ting s Phone sett ings 50 Netw or k infor m ation V iew information abo ut the type of network your pho ne is operating o n in Settings>Handset Settin g> PLM N Display.
Using the Camera 51 Using the Camer a and Mana ging Photos Y our phone has an easy-to- use, built-in dig it al camera. Af ter you t ake photos with it, you can send them to friends and family , set them as wallp aper , or even add a ph oto to your phoneb ook, so that the picture appea rs wh en someone ca lls you.
Using the Camera 52 Self-portrait Y ou can take a self-portrait by using t he small m irror o n the back of your phone . Hold the camera with one hand and use the other to press Captur e . Look at your reflection in the mirror to pos ition the came ra .
Using the Camera 53 From Camera>Settings , the follo wing settings can be adju sted: Note: If you plan to shar e ph o to s with ot he rs , keep in mind that all phones that suppo rt pho tos can receive 120 X 160 photo s. Other sizes may not be supported.
Using the Camera 54 While in p icture- t a king m ode ( Camera>Activate ), select Options to view camera setting icons and ad just camera settings. Scroll throug h the vario us options by selecting Options with the right soft key . Ad just the settings for an option using the up and down na vigation key .
Using the Camera 55 Mana ging y our photos V iew the photo album by selecting Camera>View Pictures . I f you prefer to scroll through full-frame views of individua l photos, select any individual ph oto, then push the u p or down navigati on key to view the previous or next photo.
Using the Camera 56 Set to Caller ID . Associate a photo with a contact in your phonebook. When the cont act calls you, the contact’ s photo is displayed. 1. Select Options>Set to Caller ID . 2. A list of cont act s in your phoneboo k appears. Select the desired cont act.
Using the Camera 57 Adding ef fects to your photos The variety of ef fects of fered in your camera help s you to improve th e look of your photos or add creative touches. Bring out the best of a photo by changing the layout or editing photographi c elemen t s such as brightness and hu e.
Using the Camera 58 Tr a n s f o r m Face Off cont ains the types of ef fe cts you would expect to find at a carnival funhouse.. Rot ate Select the best layout for a photo with Rot ate. Rot ate photo position by 90 °, 180 °, or 270 ° clo ckwi se. Flip Reverses the image.
Using the Camera 59 Funny Theme superimposes de corative gr ap hics on photos. Filter applies a variety of artistic ef fect s to your photos. Frame Adds a frame to the ed ges of a photo. Greeting Card Adds text and gr aphics to turn phot os into greetin g card s.
Using the Camera 60 Smart Blur Ret ains the sharpne ss of the fore ground image while creating a blur rin g ef fect in the backgro und. Oil Paint Adds br ush-st roke effects to the pho to. Frosted Glass Adds a froste d gla ss ef fect to the borde rs of the photo.
Using the Camera 61 Adjustment enables you to adjust some of the basic visual component s of a photo. Af ter vie wing an adjustment, pr ess select to either und o or save the changes. Brightness & Contrast Brightness r efers to th e lightne ss or darkne ss of the picture.
WA P 62 WAP Wireless Application Protocol (W AP), enab les you to browse the web, much like you wo uld on a re gular computer . Unlike regular websites, though, sites de signed for W AP include on ly key conten t and ge nerally include fewer gr aphics.
WA P 63 Note: Y ou can select one or more service pro vid er s, as long as you have an ac coun t w ith th e pr ov ide r . Dif ferent co nfig u ra tio ns for provider s are stored as pr ofile settings.
WA P 64 Deleting a profile setting 1. Go to WAP >Profile Sett in g , scroll to the profile you would like to delete. 2. Select Options>Delete . Enter Ye s or No . Editin g a profi le set tin g Y ou may need to change the profile settings to est ablish connection, or yo u may want to enhance or t ailor your W AP connection.
WA P 65 General Pack et Radio Service (GPRS) GPRS is a type of wireless access network. GPRS is used for MMS and SMS, as well as W AP access. Y our phon e can ha ve two simult aneo us GPRS connections, wh ich mean s you can send and rece ive message s and have an on going web session at the same time.
WA P 66 Home page Selecting Ho mep age op ens an inte rnet browse r . Browse by manually entering URLs, or web addresse s, or by accessing stored bookmark s.
WA P 67 W AP setup The phone mu st be set to receive W AP push messages. Do this at WAP>WAP Push>Setting . T o receive W AP Push messages, select Ac cep t al l . T o refuse W AP Push messages, select Deny all . V iewing W AP push messages • View received W AP Push messages at WAP>WAP Push> Inb ox .
PIM 68 P er sonal Infor mat ion Mana g er (PIM) Y our phone has a Pe rsonal Information Man ager which include s a calen dar , notebook, a larm cloc k a nd calcu l ator . Select PIM on the main menu to access the Personal Info rmation Mana ger . Calendar Y our phone has a calenda r which you can use to keep track of your appoint ment s.
PIM 69 T o enter information in other fields, y ou must select from preset options. In these fields, re d arrows ap pea r at the right of the field, which mea ns that these fields are selectable fields. Press the right soft key to select and view options.
PIM 70 Deleting appointment s The step s for deleting an appointment are similar to those for viewing an appo intment. 1. Select the day of the appointment fro m the calendar . 2. Press Select to view the day’ s appointment s or press Options to appo in tm en ts by day , week, or all.
PIM 71 1. Select New Entry then press Select to add a new note. (See T ext entry on p age 14.) 2. After ente ring the notes y ou wish to make, press Option s , select Save from the list then press Select . V iewing and editing notes Af ter creating a note, you can view o r modify it if you need to.
PIM 72 Deleting notes T o delete a note: 1. Select the note you want to delete then press Options . 2. Select Delete to delete the selected no te or Delete All to delete all notes. 3. Press Select then Ye s to delete the no te or notes. Sending notes Y ou can send notes to another per son’ s cell phone.
PIM 73 3. Use the number keys to set the time for the alarm then pr ess OK . Y ou can also select the hour and minute fields then press the up / down navigation keys to chang e the time. 4. Select Repeat Daily . Press Select to turn the setting on or off.
PIM 74 . Calculator Functio n Phone Key Entering numbe rs Press the number buttons on the phon e keyp ad. – , +, x , ÷ Use the up and down navigation ke y to scroll through these arithmetic op erations. The current arithmetic operation is displayed in the lef t side of the calculator display window .
PIM 75 V oice Memo The V o ice Memo tool is similar to Notes tool, except that you record your voic e instea d of enter ing words. T he ma ximum time for each voice memo is 80 second s. (See Notes on page 70.) Creating voice memos T o create a voice memo: 1.
PIM 76 NOTE: If you save a voice memo with the same name as an existing one, the ne w voice memo repla ces the old one. Listening to voice memos T o listen to a voice memo: 1. Select the voice memo that yo u want to listen to and select Play . 2. Select St op to stop playback.
PIM 77 Setting voice memos to a ringtone T o set a voic e me m o as a ringt on e : 1. Select the voice memo you want to set as a ri ngtone then press Options . 2. Select Set to Ringtone . Deleting voice memos T o delete a voice memo: 1. Select the voice memo you want to delete then p ress Options .
SIM Appl ication 78 SIM Applica tion T oolkit (STK) SIM Application T oolkit (STK) technology act s as a bridge between your SIM card and your se rvice provider ’s network, enabling your service p rovider to make SIM card up dates, send you SMS mes sag e s , and offer othe r ser vice s via yo ur SIM car d .
Additional Info 79 Ad ditional Infor ma tion FCC R e gulation This model p hone co mplies with part 15 of the FCC R ules. Operation is subject to the cond it ion that this de vice does not cause ha rm fu l inte rf er en ce . This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Additi on a l In fo 80 • Increase th e sep ara tion between the e quipmen t and receive r . • C onnect the eq uipme nt into an outl et on a circuit different from that to which the re ceiver is connecte d. • Consult the dealer or an experien ced rad io/TV technician fo r help.
Additional Info 81 Eur opean Notice Products with the mark comply with the Radio & T elecommunication T erminal Equipment Dire ctive (1 999/5/ EEC), the Electromagnetic Comp atibility Directive (8.
Additi on a l In fo 82 RF Exposure Infor ma tion (SAR) This model p hone meet s the gover nment’ s r equireme nts for exposu re to ra dio waves. This phone is designed an d manufactured no t to exceed the emission limit s for exposure to radio frequency (RF) ener gy set by the Federal Communica tions Commission of the U.
Additional Info 83 While there may be dif ferences between the SAR levels o f various ph on es and at various positions, th ey all mee t the govern m en t re qu ire m en t. The FCC has granted an Equi pment Authorization for th is model phone wit h all re ported SAR levels e valuate d as in co mplianc e with the FCC RF exposure guide lines .
84 Car e and Maintenance • Do not use or store the phone in dusty , dirty areas, as it s component s may be damaged. • Do not store the phone in hot ar eas. High tempera tures can shorte n th e life of elec tro n i c dev ice s, da mag e ba tte r ies an d warp or m elt cert ain plastics.
85 Sa fet y In for m at i o n This section addresses the safety guideline s and precau tions to follow when opera ting your ph one. Before o perating your phon e, please be aware of the fo llowing saf.
86 the safety st andard s previous ly set by both U.S. and intern ational st anda rds bo die s: • ANSI C95.1 (1992) * • NCRP Report 8 6 (1986) * • ICNIRP (1996) * • Thos e standards w ere bas ed on com prehens ive and p eriodic evaluations of the relevant scien tific literature.
87 • Give full attention to driving. Driving safely is your first responsibility . • Use hands-free ope ration, if available. • Pull of f the road and p ark before making or answe ring a call, if driving condit ions so require . • If you must use the ph one while driving, pl ea se use one - touch, speed dialing , and auto answer modes.
88 recommendation s ar e consistent with the independent research by and recommendations of Wireless T echnology Research • Persons with pacemakers: • AL W A YS k eep the phone m ore th an six in ches from your p acemaker when the phon e is turned on.
89 Other Safety Guidelines Aircraf t • FCC and T ransport Canada Regulations prohibit using your phone whi le in the air . T urn your phon e OFF before b oarding an airc raft Blasting Areas • T o .
90 Precautions Y our Handheld Port ab le T elephone is a high quality piece of equipment. Befor e operating, re ad all in structions and cautionary markin gs on (1 ) AC Adaptor (2) Batte ry and (3) Product Usin g Battery .
91 Batter y Handling Infor m ation DOs • Only use the battery and charger approved by the manufa cturer . • Only use the battery for it s original pu rp ose.
92 DON'T s • Don't attempt to disassemble th e battery—it is a sealed unit with no serviceable p art s. • Don't accident ally short circuit the battery by carrying it in your pocket or purse with ot her metallic object s such as coins, clips and pens.
93 Specifica tions Antenna Internal antenn a Battery Lithion ion, ≥ 700 mA h Input: 100 ~ 24 0 V AC 50 / 50 Hz 150mA Output :5. 2 VDC Maximum T alk T ime / Maximu m S t and by time 5 hours / 200 hou.
94 Messaging • T e xt mess age (SMS) • Multimedia message (MMS) • Enhanced messag i ng service (EMS) to suppo rt fo rmatting an d multimedia • 5 changeable pho ne book g roup s T ext input • Multitap •T 9 ™ text entry (predictive input) W AP W AP 2.
95 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY UTS t arcom/Audi ovox Communications ( the Comp any) warrant s to the original ret ail purcha se r of this Audiovox handh eld port able cellular telephone, that should thi.
96 the Comp any; e) Defects in appea rance, cosmetic, decorative or structu ral items such as fram ing an d non-ope rative p art s; f) Product damag ed from external causes such as fire, flooding, dirt, sand, weather co nditions, batte ry leakag e, blown fuse, th ef t o r imp roper u sage o f any e lectr ical so urce .
97 P AR TICULAR PURPOSE, SHALL BE LIMITED T O THE DURA TION OF THIS WRITTEN W ARRANTY . ANY ACTION FOR BREACH OF ANY W ARRANTY MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN A PERIOD OF 18 MONTHS FROM DA TE OF ORIGIN AL PURCHASE.
98 IN USA: UTS tarcom/Audiovox Communications 555 Wireless Blvd. Hauppauge, NY 1 1788 (800) 229-1235 IN CANADA: UTS tarcom Canada Company 5155 S pectrum W ay , Unit #5 Mississauga, Ontario L4W 5A (800) 465-9672 GPRS900.
Index A album 40 B Battery handling information 91 battery charging 4 indicator 5 Inserting 1 C calendar 68 Call 19 call answering 6 making 6 call barring 21 call logs 19 call waiting 21 caller ID 18 .
camera 54 menu 11 standby screen 8 info. services 38 information messages 38 information services 38 international ca lls 22 K keypad lock 49 keys assigned characters 15 function keys 9 functions 13 l.
R reset settings 50 ring ring style 44 volume 45 ring style 44 ringtones 40 S Safety Information 85 security 48 change PIN 48 keypad lock 49 SIM card lock 48 sequential sho ts 53 settings display 45 g.
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