User manual ALCATEL OT-E205C

[. . . ] Safety and Use ________________________________ 2 Phone Layout_________________________________ 7 General Features ______________________________ 9 Getting started _______________________________ 11 Basic operations______________________________ 15 Using the menu ______________________________ 18 Menu Tree __________________________________ 19 SMS _______________________________________ 23 Contact _____________________________________ 25 Tools _______________________________________ 27 Settings_____________________________________ 28 Recent Calls _________________________________ 33 Games______________________________________ 34 UTK _______________________________________ 36 Operation instruction of input methods ___________ 37 Appendix I Troubleshooting ____________________ 38 Appendix II Abbreviations and explanations _______ 40 1 Safety and Use T&A Mobile Phones would like to thank you for purchasing this mobile phone. We recommend that you read this chapter carefully before using your phone. The manufacturer disclaims any liability for damage, which may result as a consequence of improper use or use contrary to the instructions contained herein. · TRAFFIC SAFETY: Given studies, which show that using a mobile phone while driving a vehicle constitutes a real risk, even when the hands-free kit is used (car kit, headset. . . ), drivers are requested to refrain from using their mobile when the vehicle is not parked. When switched on, your phone emits electromagnetic waves that can interfere with the vehicle's electronic systems such as ABS anti-lock brakes or airbags. [. . . ] When the phone receives a new SMS, you will be reminded as per the setting and the icon will appear at the top of the main screen. Press the up and down keys to page up and down. Write Message You can send the message to more than one receiver, as well as save it. 3 editing modes are provided: (Nothing): Select the input method you required to edit your SMS. (The Last Edit): Continue to edit the recently edited SMS. Inbox/UIM All the SMS received are saved here. For each SMS the following functions are available: Erase: Delete the SMS you are reading. Forward: Forward the SMS to others. 23 Call Sender: Call the one who send you the SMS. ->R-UIM : Save the number to UIM card. Outbox You can save up to 50 SMS you have saved or sent. Erase Messages (Entire OutBox): Delete all SMS saved in outbox. (All Messages): Delete all SMS saved in outbox and inbox. Message Settings (Storage Location): Save the received SMS to phone or R-UIM card. Check Capacity To check the memory status of phone and R-UIM card. Voile Messages Voice Mail Total quantity of all the voicemails Call Voice Mailbox Call the predefined voicemail number. Voice Mail Number Display or edit the redefined voicemail number 24 Contact In standby status, press down key to access the contact. After access to the phonebook, press up and down keys to view records. When the cursor stops at a certain record, press left softkey to access sub menu for this record. Note: The maximum length for the name record in the phone is 16 characters and the length for name record in UIM card depends on the UIM card. When you Copy/Move records to UIM card, some names may be cut off due to shorter length of name record that can be stored in UIM card. Such phenomenon will only be incarnated after the phone is restarted. Detail To display name, number and other information of this record. Find This handset provides a way to search for phone number by name. Input the name to be searched correctly and press left softkey to confirm the screen will display the record you are searching for. Grouping View You can view the records in the phonebook by group. Delete Delete the record you select. Add New Record 25 In this menu, you can select to add a record to your phone or the UIM card. Enter the name and number after selecting storage location to add the record and choose Edit to add other information to this record. Edit (Edit Name): Edit the name of current record. You can classify numbers as follows: Preference Number, Generic Number, Work Number, Home Number, Mobile Number and Fax Number. The phone provides 6 groups: VIP Group, Home Group, Work Group, Friends Group, Personal Group and Business Group. (Add Notes): Input remark for this record. Copy/Move If the current record is stored in the phone, it may be copied to the UIM card, or moved to the UIM card and vice versai Copy All (Copy To R-UIM): Copy all the records in phone to UIM card. (Copy To Phone): Copy all the records in UIM card to phone. 26 Check Capacity Inform you the memory status of the contacts in UIM card and the phone. Setting (Save Mode): Set the storage mode of records. (3 modes: Phone, UIM card or choose when save) (View Mode): Set the browsing mode after accessing Contact menu. ( 3 modes: UIM and Phone, Phone, UIM) (Set Lock): When Set Lock is enabled, you are required to input the correct password before accessing Contact menu. Speed Dial (One Dial): If a number in the Contact is set for a certain single-key dialing, you can call this number by pressing the key for 2 seconds. Tools Stop Watch This handset offers you stopwatch function. Press left softkey to start timing and press the key again to stop timing. Then you can choose to continue timing or press right softkey to reset the timer. Alarm You may set 6 alarm clocks as required. Operation tips: (Tools) (Alarms): press up and down keys to choose any alarm 27 and left softkey to access alarm settings. [. . . ] Then you only need to press left softkey to confirm and continue to input the next word. Symbol input method Symbol input is used for inputting some special symbols and punctuations. In text editing status, long press the key # to change to symbol input method. Press the numeric key before the symbol to select the symbol and return to text editing status. If the symbol you need is not displayed on the screen, please press up and down keys on the keypad to scroll the page until you find the symbol you need. Appendix I Troubleshooting Trouble Possible reasons The phone cannot 1. [. . . ]