Samsung 3500

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Printed in KoreaCode No. : GH68-xxxxxAEnglish. 2000/04. Rev.1.0

ELECTRONICS

DIGITAL PCS TELEPHONESCH-3500

User Guide

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Table of Contents

Getting to know your phone 7

Display indicators 14

Using the battery 15

Installing the battery. 15Charging the battery. 15Charging with the Dual-Slot Desktop Charger. 16Turning your Phone on and off. 17Standby mode. 17Power Save mode. 18Conversation mode. 18

Basic functions. 19

Making a call. 19Ending a call. 19Answering a call. 20Correcting dialing mistakes. 20Prepend dialing. 20Automatic hyphenation. 21Where you can use your phone. 21Setting your phone’s roaming ability. 21Roaming call guard. 23What you’ll see. 23Using Caller ID. 23Call Waiting. 24Answering a Call Waiting call. 24Using Three-Way Calling. 25Using Call Forwarding. 26Redialing calls. 26

Displaying your own phone number. 27

Adjusting voice volume. 27

Adjusting ring volume. 27To silence the ringer. 28

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Reviewing voice dialing entries. 47Erasing voice dialing entries. 48

Keyguard. 49

Emergency dialing. 49

Message Services and Voicemail. 50

Message memory capacity. 50Message ringing. 50Setting up your Voicemail box. 51Reviewing Voicemail messages. 51One-Touch Access to your Voicemail box. 51Reviewing messages. 52Messages and Lock mode. 52Reviewing Numeric Pages,Text Messages,

and MiniBrowser Messages. 52Message options. 53Erasing messages. 54

The Internal Phone Book. 55

Viewing your Internal Phone Book. 55Storing phone numbers and names. 55Storing numbers shortcut. 56Storing phone numbers at the end of a call. 56Finding entries by location. 57Finding entries by name. 58

Changing your Internal Phone Book. 59

Editing Internal Phone Book numbers. 59Secret Phone Book numbers. 59Erasing the Internal Phone Book. 60

Dialing numbers from your Internal Phone Book. 61

Dialing by memory location. 61Memory Dialing Shortcuts. 61

Missed call alert 28Dropped call alert. 28Failed call alert. 29Minute Beep. 29To mute a call. 30Incoming call notification. 30Key beep volume setting. 31Tone length setting. 32Alerts settings. 32Any Key Answer. 33

Display options. 34

Backlight control. 34Personal greeting. 34

Alarm 35

Setting the alarm. 35Setting the alarm ring type (or sound). 36Setting the alarm ring volume. 37

Ringer options. 38

Ring type setting for voice calls. 38Ring volume setting for voice calls. 39Ring tone mute. 39Ring type setting for message calls. 39Ring volume setting for message calls. 40Ring type setting for roaming calls. 41

Voice Memo. 42

Reviewing a Voice Memo. 43

Voice-Activated Dialing. 44

Tips on recording names. 44Program the phone for Voice-Activated Dialing. 45Voice dialing activation. 46Placing a call using voice dialing. 47

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Using Links. 83Initiating a phone call from the MiniBrowser. 83Using bookmarks. 83To create a bookmark. 84Finding a bookmark. 84

Menus. 85

Main Menu. 85In Use Menu. 85Menu navigation. 85

Your Phone’s Main Menu. 86

Usage guidelines: 87

All about performance and safety. 87

Keeping tabs on signal strength. 87Understanding Power Save mode. 87Understanding how your phone operates. 88Radio frequency safety. 88Maintaining your phone’s peak performance. 89Protecting your battery. 90Battery disposal and recycling. 91Phone and battery specifications. 91Using your phone while driving. 92Following safety guidelines. 92Using your phone near other electronic devices. 92Turn off your phone before flying. 93Restricting children’s access to your phone. 93Turn off your phone in dangerous areas. 93Cautions. 94

Advanced Internal Phone Book features. 62

Pause Dialing. 62Storing pauses in an Internal Phone Book entry. 63Pause dialing from a stored Internal Phone Book entry. 63Manual pause dialing. 64Four-digit dialing. 65Setting the SEND key. 66

Your phone’s security features. 67

Lock mode. 67Lock code setting. 68Locking the phone. 68Dialing in Lock mode. 69Call limiting options. 69Special numbers. 72Storing special numbers. 72Dialing special numbers in Lock mode. 72Resetting your phone. 73Send PIN 73

Keeping track of your calls using Call Logs.74

Reviewing Call Logs. 74Reviewing airtime. 75

Fax and Data calls. 76

Receiving a fax. 76Receiving a data file. 77

The MiniBrowser. 78

Launching the MiniBrowser. 79To exit the MiniBrowser. 80The MiniBrowser soft keys. 80Navigating the MiniBrowser. 81Entering text, numbers, or symbols. 83

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Getting to know

your phone.

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4.Backlit Display Screen: TheDisplay screen contains twoareas:

The top line displays indica-tions about your phone’s oper-ating mode (see “Display indi-cators.”on page 14).

The lower area displays in-use information such as the otherparty’s number, the call timer,the name and number of theother party (if available), Mute,Call Waiting, etc.Your menusalso display in the lower area.

5.OK / Messages Key: This keyperforms several useful functions:

During incoming calls, press itto mute the ringer.

When the alarm goes off, pressit to silence the alarm.

From Standby mode, press itbriefly to access the MessagesMenu.

From Standby mode, press andhold it to access voicemail.

When entering a phone num-ber, press it once to save thenumber to the Internal PhoneBook.

When navigating a menu, pressit to select the highlighteditem.

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1. Active Flip: Just open the flipto answer an incoming call, andclose the flip to end the call.Theflip also contains the speaker.You can also:

Initiate a Voice-ActivatedDialing call by opening the flipwhen you set this option inthe Main Menu.

Set the flip to turn the backlight on and off.

2. LED Indicator: Flashes to indi-cate an incoming call or mes-sage.Also lights up (flashes) for a few seconds whenyou turn on the phone.

3. Volume/Scroll Key: This key isactually two keys (one up andone down) that are used to setvolume levels and help you navi-gate through menus and theInternal Phone Book.Press the volume/scroll key to:

Adjust voice volume during conversation.

Adjust ringer volume inStandby mode.

Mute the ringer during anincoming call.

Scroll through menu options.

Scroll through your InternalPhone Book.

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9. Microphone: Your typicalvoice microphone for conversa-tion, but also accepts yourvoice commands for Voice-Activating Dialing.You can alsomute the microphone duringconversation by pressing ,

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10.Accessories Connector: Thelocation where you connect yourcharging device. It can also beused to connect a wireless datadevice or hands-free car kit (soldseparately).

11.CLR Key: This key is used toerase numbers or characters youmay have entered incorrectly, orto return to a previous screen.

To erase one character from the display screen, briefly press itonce.

To erase all of them, hold itdown for one second.

To back up one menu level,press it once.

To return to Standby mode, holdit down for one second.

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6.Voice Memo Key: Press and holdit to record up to 60 seconds ofaudio. A total of 10 minutes ofaudio can be recorded in 10 sepa-rate Voice Memos. Each VoiceMemo can be stored indefinitelyor erased. From Standby mode,press briefly to view the VoiceMemo menu.

7. SEND Key: This key performsseveral useful functions.

Press it to answer calls.

Dial a number and press it toconnect.

During a conversation, press itto initiate Three-Way calling.

During a conversation, press itto answer a Call Waiting call.

Press it once in Standby modeto quickly access your CallLogs.

Quickly press it twice to redialthe last outgoing number.

Press and hold to use Voice-Activated Dialing (dependingon your Main Menu setting).

8. Scroll Keys: Use the scroll keysto scan menu options, InternalPhone Book entries, Call Logs orto move the cursor when edit-ing.As shown in the illustration,there are several keys that can be used toscroll.

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15. Headset connector: This iswhere you connect an optional headset.The headsetincludes an earpiece and micro-phone in a convenient, light-weight unit so you can con-verse without using yourhands.

16. Antenna: Makes the callsound clearest when it’s fullyextended.

12. END/ Power Key: Press thiskey to disconnect a call or toreturn to Standby mode fromany menu. Press and hold thiskey to turn the phone on oroff.

If the flip is already open, andyou receive an incoming call,you can mute the ringer bypressing .

13. MENU Key: When in Standbymode, press this key to accessMain Menu items, and continuepressing it to scan Main Menuitems.When you reach theMain Menu item you want,press .

14. Navigation Key: This key issimilar to the volume key inthat it functions as two keys(one up and one down).Press the upper portion toscroll “up”, and press the lowerportion to scroll “down”.Whenin Standby or Conversationmode:

Press the upper portion to seethe memory locations in yourInternal Phone Book (in numer-ical order).

Press the lower portion to seethe names in your InternalPhone Book (in alphabeticalorder).

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Using the battery.Your Phone comes with a partially charged, recharge-able Lithium Ion (Li-ion) Battery so that you can useyour phone immediately after it is activated.

Installing the battery.

To attach the battery to your Phone:

1. Hold the battery so that the metal contacts onthe base of the battery line up with the metalcontacts on the base of the phone.

2. Place the battery on the back of the phone with the top of the battery about a quarter of an inchfrom the latch.

3. Gently slide the battery toward the top of thephone until it snaps into place.

Charging the battery.

You can tell whether or not your battery needs to berecharged by checking the upper-right corner ofyour phone’s display.

When the battery charge level gets low, the battery sensor will let you know by blinking the batteryicon, sounding a tone and displaying a message. If thebattery level gets too low, the phone will turn offautomatically. Unfortunately, if this happens you’lllose whatever you were just doing, including drop-ping your call.Watch the battery strength icon andmake sure your battery is adequately charged.

Display indicators.Display indicators appear across the top of yourphone’s display screen.These display indicators (oricons) will vary based your phone’s operating mode.

Signal strength: This icon shows your current signal strength. More lines indicatemore signal strength. Four lines indicate maxi-mum strength, and one line indicates leaststrength.

Service indicator: This icon indicates a callis in progress.

No service indicator: This icon indicatesyour phone cannot find a signal becauseyou’re outside a service area.When this is dis-played, you cannot make or receive calls.Waita little while for a signal or move into an openarea.

Roaming: Appears when you are out of yourhome area and have registered with a differentnetwork.

Message indicator: This icon indicates youhave message(s) waiting. Press OK to see themessage menu, or press and hold to be con-nected to Voicemail.

Analog mode: This icon indicates yourphone is operating in analog mode.

Vibrator on: This icon means that an incom-ing call will vibrate the phone rather than ringit.This feature is good for quiet situationswhere you don’t want your ringer to disturbothers.

Battery strength: This icon shows the levelof your battery charge.The more black barsyou see, the greater the charge.When the ba-ttery becomes very low, an empty box appearsand the phone flashes an alert.

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Turning your Phone on and off.

When you’re ready to turn your phone on, fullyextend the antenna for best reception. Press and hold

until the LED comes on and the phone beeps.

When the phone has found a signal, the iconappears. Once the phone is on, it enters Standbymode, which is the phone’s idle state.You can makeand receive calls now.

To turn your phone off, press and hold untilthe display goes blank.When the phone is turned off,nothing is displayed on the screen.

Note: If is pressed for less than one second, thephone will not turn off.This helps keep your phonefrom being turned off accidentally.

Standby mode.

Standby is the most basic state of your Phone.Thephone goes into Standby mode soon after you turn iton, or whenever you briefly press .When yourphone is in Standby mode, you will typically see thebanner (that’s the message displayed when you turnon your phone). If you enter a phone number, youcan press to dial it, or press to save it inthe Internal Phone Book. Press at any time toreturn to Standby mode. Be careful; if you’re on a callwhen you press , you’ll return to Standby mode,but it also disconnects the call. Press severaltimes or hold it down to return to Standby modewithout ending the call.

Charging with the Dual-Slot DesktopCharger.

Use only Samsung-approved chargers and adapterswith your Phone. Use of any unauthorized acces-sories may be dangerous and will invalidate thephone warranty if the accessories cause damage or adefect to the phone.

To charge the battery using the Dual-Slot DesktopCharger:

1.Plug the power cord of the charger into a wall outlet.

2.Select one of the following options:

Insert the entire phone with battery attachedinto the front compartment of the charger.

Insert a single battery (alone, not attached to thephone) into the rear compartment of the charg-er.

When two batteries are in the charger, the batteriescharge simultaneously.A green light on the chargerdenotes that the battery has completed its chargecycle.

A completely discharged standard battery rechargesfully in approximately 2 hours.The extended batteryrecharges in approximately 3 hours. Leaving yourPhone powered on during charging, or charging bat-teries simultaneously, increases charging time.Leaving the battery in the charger once it is fullycharged does not harm the battery.

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Basic functions.

Making a call.

To place a call:

1. Press and hold to power on your Phone. Ifyou see indicators on the display, this indicatesyour phone is on. Note that you will not hear adial tone.

2. Enter the phone number (up to 32 digits) bypressing the digit keys.The phone number displays from left to right.

3. Press .The phone places the call to theentered phone number (if service is available).

You can also make calls;

from your Internal Phone Book

(see “The Internal Phone Book.”on page 55).

from your Call Logs list (see “Keeping track ofyour calls using Call Logs.”on page 74).

by using One-,Two-, or Three-Touch Dialing

(see “Memory Dialing Shortcuts.”on page 61).

Ending a call.

To end a call, close the flip or press .The calltime (length of the call) displays, along with thename and number of the called party (if available).The phone returns to Standby mode automatically.

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Power Save mode.

Your Phone comes with a Power Save feature thatwill automatically be activated if your phone isunable to find a signal after 15 minutes of searching.While this feature is active, the phone’s batterycharge is conserved.The phone will automaticallyrecheck for a signal periodically.To manually forcethe phone to recheck for a signal, press any key.A message on the display will let you know whenyour phone is operating in Power Save mode.

Conversation mode.

You can place and answer calls only when yourPhone is powered on. During a call, the phone is inConversation mode.

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Automatic hyphenation.

Automatic hyphenation follows the North AmericanNumbering Plan, which hyphenates numbers as follows:

800-555-1234

Digits following a pause are not hyphenated (see“Pause Dialing.”on page 62).

Where you can use your phone.

Your Phone is dual-band, which means you can use itto make and receive calls in many places.

In any city where your service provider providesservice.

On other CDMA networks and conventional analog cellular networks where your serviceprovider has implemented roaming agreements.

When you use your phone outside the your serviceprovider’s Network, it’s called roaming. If you’reroaming in areas where your service provider hasagreements in place with CDMA or conventional ana-log cellular providers, you will pay the roaming rateplus long-distance charges, where they apply.

Note: In areas where your service provider does nothave roaming agreements in place, you will still beable to make (but not receive) calls using a creditcard.This is called manual roaming.

Setting your phone’s roaming ability.

Your Phone allows you to control your ability toroam.The roaming ability is determined by the“mode”that you select in the Main Menu.

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Answering a call.

To answer an incoming call, open the flip or press

if the flip is already open.You can also press

any key except , when the Any Key Answer

option is selected in the Main Menu (see “Any Key

Answer.”on page 33).

Correcting dialing mistakes.

To correct a misdialed digit:

Press to erase one digit at a time.

You can erase all the digits at once by pressingand holding it down for at least one sec-

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Prepend dialing.

The Prepend option lets you add digits such as areacodes and network feature activation codes to aphone number that is in your Internal Phone Book orCall Logs. (The prepended phone number cannot bemore than 10 digits.)

To prepend existing phone numbers in the InternalPhone Book or Call Logs:

1. Access the phone number entry.

2. Press for more options.

3. Press for Prepend.

4. Enter the area code or feature activation code by pressing the digit keys. For feature calls, press

before dialing the feature code.

5. Press to call the prepended number.

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Roaming call guard.

Your phone can be set to display a message when aroaming call is about to be placed or received.

What you’ll see.

You should always check your phone’s displaybecause it will let you know when you’re outside theyour service provider Network and whether yourphone is operating in analog cellular or digital mode.

your service provider’s Network - no iconsdisplay

Other CDMA Networks - displays

Analog Cellular Networks - both anddisplay

Using Caller ID.

This feature tells you who is calling you by displayingthe caller’s number when the phone rings. If acaller’s name and number are stored in your InternalPhone Book, the corresponding name is also dis-played. If you call someone who has this feature, yourphone number will be displayed on their phone.

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The three service modes are: (This can be differentdepending on the country.)

Automatic:The phone will search for digital service first. If digital service is not available, itwill search for analog service automatically.

PCS only: Service is limited to PCS Service, anddigital and analog roaming are not allowed.

Analog:The phone will acquire analog service,but will revert to PCS only or Automatic(depending on your setting) at the next power-up.

To select the service mode:

1. Press to display the Main Menu.

2. Press for Roaming.

3. Press for Set Mode.

4. Press the scroll keys to scan options.

5. When the desired service mode displays, pressto save the setting or to exit with-

out saving.

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Using Three-Way Calling.

Three-Way Calling lets you conduct conference callswith two different parties at the same time.Whenyou use this feature, you will be charged normal air-time rates for each of the two calls you make.Thephone records each party into the Outgoing CallsLog.

To place a three-way call:

1. During a conversation, simply press .

2. Next, enter the number for the third party, and press .The phone places the other partyon hold.

3. When you’re connected to the third party, pressagain to begin your three-way call.

If one of the callers (not you) hangs up, you and theremaining caller stay connected. If you initiated thecall and you hang up first, all three parties are discon-nected.

Call Waiting.

Call Waiting lets you receive a second call during conversation.When a Call Waiting call comes in, the incoming call alert sounds, when set, and a text notification displays.Your Phone provides the optionof turning the Call Waiting feature on and off. CallWaiting is on by default. If you choose to have anundisturbed conversation, simply turn off the featurefor the current call.

Answering a Call Waiting call.

To answer a Call Waiting call:

1. Press .The phone connects the callingparty and places the current party on hold.

2. Press again to switch between the two par-ties.

Note: If you do not respond to a Call Waiting notifica-tion, the phone logs the call in the Missed Calls Logand then sends the call to your service provider’sVoicemail.To turn on and off the call waiting featureask your service provider.

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Displaying your own phone number.

The phone number of your Phone displays everytime you turn on your phone.At other times, you candisplay your phone number from the Main Menu.

To view your phone number from Standby mode:


2. Press for Phone Book.

3. Press for My Phone #.

4. Press to return to the previous screen.

To view your phone number while using the phone:


2. Press for Phone Book menu.

3. Press for My Phone #.

Adjusting voice volume.

You can adjust the earpiece volume during a callusing the volume keys on the side of your phone.Briefly pressing the volume key once displays yourearpiece volume. Repeatedly press the volume key toadjust to HIGH, MED, or LOW.

Adjusting ring volume.

During an incoming call you can quickly adjust the volume of the ringer by pressing the volume key onthe side of the phone.To mute the ringer press .You can also store the settings for your phone’s ringvolume from the Main Menu (see “Ringer options.”onpage 38).

Using Call Forwarding.

With Call Forwarding, you can have all of your incom-ing calls forwarded to another phone number —even if your phone is turned off.When CallForwarding is activated, you can still make calls fromyour phone.

Redialing calls.

To redial the last call you made, press twice

quickly.

Note:This is the default setting for the key. If

you change this setting, then pressing twice

won’t call your last outgoing call (see “Setting the

SEND key.”on page 66”).

You can also redial any of your last incoming, outgo-ing, or missed calls by accessing the Call Logs listings(see “Keeping track of your calls using Call Logs.”onpage 74).

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Failed call alert.

A failed call can occur if your Phone is out of callingrange or the network is temporarily busy.Your phoneresponds to a failed call by displaying an appropriatetext message: “Call Failed. Out of Range.”or “CallFailed. Network Busy.”.

To acknowledge a failed call alert, cancel the callattempt and return to Standby mode by pressing

or , and then try the call again later.

Minute Beep.

You can set the Minute Beep option to sound an alert10 seconds before each elapsed minute to remindyou of the length of the current call.

To turn Minute Beep on and off:

1. Press to display the Main Menu in Standbymode before placing the call.

2. Press for Sounds.

3. Press for Alerts.

4. Press for Minute Beep.

5. Press the scroll keys to toggle between On / Off.

6. When the desired option displays, press tosave the setting.

To silence the ringer.

When your Phone rings, press to silence theringer.You can also set the ringer to always be off byusing the Main Menu (see “Ring volume setting forvoice calls.”on page 38).

Missed call alert.

Your phone keeps a list of calls that you do notanswer when the phone is on and service is avail-able.The phone indicates a missed call by displayinga text notification on the screen.Additionally, if caller information is available, an Incoming Call Log entrymarked “Missed” is created, and the screen displaysthe phone number of the most recent missed call.

To acknowledge a missed call notification, select oneof the following options:

Press to call the displayed number.

Press to save the number in the InternalPhone Book.

Dropped call alert.

A dropped call can occur during conversation inresponse to a signal fade. In this case, the call endsand “Call Dropped”displays.

Press to clear the message and return toStandby mode.

If the dropped call was an outgoing call from yourphone, you can redial the number automatically bypressing twice.

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The call is sent to your service provider’sVoicemail.

Your Phone provides the following call notificationfeatures:

Nine unique ring types and four melody tones.

Six ring volume settings including Vibrate, Off,and 1-Beep.

Name display with Caller ID (if the name is programmed into your Internal Phone Book.

Automatic storage of call information in the CallLogs (up to nine phone numbers each for outgoing, incoming, and missed calls).

Three answer options: press , use Any KeyAnswer, or open the flip.

For information on these options, see the related section in this user guide.

Key beep volume setting.

The keys on your phone beep when they arepressed.The volume of the beeps can be easily set toone of three levels. If you don’t want the keys tobeep at all, you can turn them off.

To set the key beep volume:



3. Press for Key Beep.

4. Press the scroll keys to scan volume options:HIGH, MED, LOW, or Off.


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You can mute the microphone during conversationby selecting the Mute option from the In Use Menu.When Mute is active,“MUTE”displays.The phoneresets this condition to the default Unmute setting atthe end of your call.

To mute the microphone during a call:

1. During conversation, press to display theIn Use Menu.

2. Press to mute the microphone.You willhear the other party’s conversation, but they willnot hear your conversation.“MUTE”displays onthe screen.

3. To “unmute” the microphone during the same conversation, repeat steps 1 and 2. Selecting the(Un)Mute option toggles Mute on and off.

Incoming call notification.

Your Phone signals an incoming call or message inthe following ways:

The backlight illuminates.

The red LED on the top of the handset flashes.

The ringer sounds (unless set to Vibrate or Off).

Incoming call notification continues until one of thefollowing events occurs:

You answer the call.

You press , or you press to silencethe ringer before answering the call.

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To select alert options:



3. Press for Alerts.

4. Press the associated digit key to select an option:

Press for Minute Beep.

Press for Service.

5. Press the scroll keys to toggle between On / Off.


Any Key Answer.

When the Any Key Answer feature is turned on, youcan answer incoming calls by pressing any key onthe keypad, except .

To activate Any Key Answer:


2. Press for Setup.

3. Press for AnyKey Ans.

4. Use the scroll keys to toggle between On andOff.

5. Press to save the setting.

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Tone length setting.

The tone length setting enables you to select short orlong DTMF (dual-tone multi-frequency) tones. DTMFtones are what is sent by your phone to access tele-services (such as a bank account).The system usedby the bank or other service determines if you needshort or long DTMF. If the service is digital (whichmost are these days) short DTMF will almost alwayswork. However, some new systems and almost allolder (analog) systems require you to use long DTMFtones.

To set tone length:



3. Press for Tone Length.

4. Press the scroll keys to toggle between Short andLong.


Alerts settings.

The alerts settings allow you to turn the Minute Beepand Service Alert Tones on and off.

The Minute Beep sounds an alert 10 seconds beforeevery elapsed minute during an incoming or outgo-ing call, when set.

Service alerts include audible alert tones that soundwhen:

The phone experiences a dropped call or a failedcall.

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Alarm.When your Phone is turned on, you can set the 24-hour alarm to sound an alert at a set time. In additionto functioning as a normal alarm clock, the alarm canalso be used to remind you to call a certain person orphone number. Keep in mind that if your phone isoff at the alarm set time, the alarm will not sound.

Note: In order for the alarm to work, the phonemust be on, and you must be in your Home PCS net-work or another CDMA provider’s service area.

Setting the alarm.



3. Press for Alarm.

4. Press for Set.

If the alarm is already set, the screen displays theset time and provides the option of overwritingthe current setting. Press to overwrite thecurrent setting.

If the alarm is not set or if you are overwritingthe current setting, the screen prompts for AM /PM. Press the scroll keys to select AM / PM, andthen press to save the setting.

5. Enter the time (HH / MM) by pressing the digitkeys. To correct a digit entered incorrectly, press

to go back, and then enter the correctdigit.


7. Respond to the screen prompt by entering thephone number. (You can also set the alarm tele-fónico. (Puede también poner la alarma sin el ingresodel número telefónico).

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Display options.Your Phone provides the following display options:

Backlight control.

When the phone is attached to the optional Hands-Free Car Kit, the backlight remains on (when thephone is on).When KeyGuard is active, the backlightremains off.At other times, you can select backlightoptions, but remember that backlight use drains yourbattery faster.

To select backlight options:


2. Press for Display.

3. Press for BackLight.

4. Press the scroll keys to scan menu options: FlipOpen, 10 or 30 Seconds (after last keypress), orOff.


Personal greeting.

You can create and display a 12-character personalgreeting that displays in Standby mode.

To create a personal greeting:


2. Press for Display.

3. Press for Greeting.

4. Enter your personal greeting by pressing the alphanumeric keys on the keypad.


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Setting the alarm ring volume.

This feature enables you to select a unique ring volume for the alarm.

To set the ring volume for the alarm:



3. Press for Ring Volume.

4. Press for Alarm.

5. Press the scroll keys to choose: HIGH, MED, LOW,or OFF.

6. When the desired volume setting displays, pressto save the setting.

without entering a phone number.) If the enterednumber matches an Internal Phone Book entry, theparty’s name displays.When there is no InternalPhone Book match, the entered phone number dis-plays.

8. Press to save the setting. The enteredphone number, alarm set time, and a confirma-tion message display.

9. At the set time, the alert sounds, and the party’s name / number displays, if available. Respond tothe alarm in one of the following ways:

To call the displayed phone number, press .

To silence the alarm and return to Standbymode, press .

10. To cancel the alarm at any time, access the Alarmoption (Steps 1 and 2), press to cancel the setting, and then press to confirm the action.

Setting the alarm ring type (or sound).

This option enables you to set a unique ring type forthe alarm.To set the alarm ring type:



3. Press for Ring Type.

4. Press for Alarm.

5. Press the scroll keys to scan nine ring types andfour melody tones. Each tone sounds as you scanthe options.

6. When the desired ring type sounds, press to save the setting.

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Ring volume setting for voice calls.

There are two ways to set the ring volume for voicecalls:

From the Standby mode, press the volume keysuntil the desired volume is reached.

In the Main Menu:




4. Press for Calls.

5. Press the scroll keys to HIGH, MED, LOW, OFF,VIBRATE, or 1-BEEP.

6. When the desired ring volume setting displays,press to save the setting.

Ring tone mute.

Mute the ringer during an incoming call by pressing. At the end of your call, the saved ring volume

setting resets automatically.

Ring type setting for message calls.

This option enables you to set a unique ring type forincoming message calls.This means you can have distinct ring types for Voicemail notifications, textmessages and numeric pages.

To set the ring type for voice calls:



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Ringer options.Your Phone provides a variety of ringer options inthe Sounds menu.These ringer options allow you tocustomize your ring and volume settings so that youcan easily recognize when a certain type of call iscoming in.

Ring type setting for voice calls.

This option enables you to set a unique ring type forincoming voice calls.Also, by selecting differenttones, incoming voice calls which have caller identifi-cation can be distinguished from those that do not.

To set the ring type for voice calls:




4. Press for Calls.

5. Press to set the ring for calls that have

Caller ID info or for calls without Caller ID

info.

6. Press the scroll keys to scan nine ring types andfour melody tones. Each tone sounds as youscroll the options.


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Ring type setting for roaming calls.

This option enables you to select a unique ring typefor incoming roaming calls.

To set ring type for incoming roaming calls:



3. Press for Roam Ringer.

4. Press the scroll keys to choose Distinctive orNormal. Each tone sounds as you scan theoptions.



4. Press for Messages.

5. Press for Voice, for Page,

for Text, or for MiniBrowser.

6. Press the scroll keys to scan nine ring types andfour melody tones. Each tone sounds as you scanthe options.


Ring volume setting for message calls.

This feature enables you to select a unique ring volume for incoming message calls.This volume set-ting applies to incoming Voicemail notifications, textmessages and numeric pages.

To set the ring volume for message calls:





5. Press the scroll keys to choose: HIGH, MED, LOW,OFF,VIBRATE, or 1-BEEP.

6. When the desired volume setting displays, pressto save the setting.

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Reviewing a Voice Memo.

To review a Voice Memo:

1. Press to display the Voice Memo menu.

2. Press for Review.The phone displays thelabel for Voice Memo 1, begins to play VoiceMemo 1, and displays a list of reviewing options.All Voice Memos will play in order until youpress , , or select one of the followingoptions:

Press to Replay the Voice Memo.

Press to Erase the Voice Memo.

Press to listen to the Next Voice Memo.

Press to listen to the Previous Voice Memo.

3. After reviewing the Voice Memos, press toreturn to Standby mode.

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Voice Memo.Your Phone can record 10 Voice Memos. Each VoiceMemo can be up to one minute in length.Whenrecording, a 60-second timer displays and an alertsounds to indicate when recording time expires.

To record a Voice Memo in Standby mode:

1. Press and hold . The message “Recording”displays, along with the timer.

2. Record the Voice Memo by speaking into themicrophone.

3. To stop recording, release the button. Amenu for the current Voice Memo becomesavailable.

4. To save the Voice Memo with the default date /time stamp, press or do nothing.Yourphone will automatically save the voice memostamped with the date and time after about oneminute. For other options on the Voice Memopress:

for Add Label.The screen labels the VoiceMemo with the date / time stamp.You can nowcreate your own label using the alphanumerickeys. Just start entering the label and press when you are ready to save it.

for Continue. Press and hold to contin-ue recording.

for Erase. Press and hold to erase theVoice Memo.

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Program the phone for Voice-ActivatedDialing.

Programming your Phone for Voice-Activated Dialingis easy.The phone provides voice prompts andscreen displays to guide you through the recordingprocess.To program the phone for Voice-ActivatedDialing:


2. Press for Voice Dial.

3. Press for Record.The phone will promptyou to say the name you want to program.

4. Wait for the beep and then say the name. Forbest results, use names with at least two sylla-bles, or use both a first and last name.The phonestores the name as a sample first, and thenprompts for the name again.

5. Respond to the prompt by repeating the nameafter the beep.The phone stores the name as a second sample and then requests the phone number.

6. Enter the phone number by pressing the digitkeys.

7. To store the phone number, press . Thename (if it is already in the Internal Phone Book)and number display, along with the notification“Recorded”.The screen then returns to the VoiceDialing menu.

Note: For Voice-Activated Dialing in Hands-Freemode, refer to the HFK350 Hands-Free Car KitManual.

Voice-Activated Dialing.Your Phone features Voice-Activated Dialing.When onyour service provider’s PCS Network, you can call upto 20 stored entries by speaking the name into themicrophone. Using the Voice-Activated Dialing optionrequires that you first train the phone to recognizethe name of the person you are calling.

Note: Voice-Activated Dialing does not work whenyour phone is in analog mode.

Tips on recording names.

Avoid recording similar names phonetically. Ifyou record a similar name to one that is alreadyin memory, the phone requests another name.

Avoid recording in a noisy place.

Speak clearly and naturally.

The person who will use the phone shouldrecord the name.The phone does not recognizeanyone else’s voice.

Avoid very long or very short names. Nameswith two to five syllables are recommended.

If a voice dial entry does not properly connect,you may need to record the name and numberagain.

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Placing a call using voice dialing.

To place a call using voice dialing:

1. Press and hold , or open the flip, dependingon the setting.

2. At the voice prompt, say the name into thephone.

The phone places the call if it recognizes thename.

If the phone does not recognize the name, itprompts for the name again.

If the phone is unable to recognize the nameafter two attempts, the following message dis-plays:“Cannot recognize name. Please checkname.” The phone returns to Standby modeautomatically, and you can try the call again later.

Reviewing voice dialing entries.

To review voice dialing entries:



3. Press for Review.A list of entries displays.

4. Press the digit key to select the desired entry, orpress the scroll keys to scan entries.The record-ed names play audibly as you scroll through thelist.


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Voice dialing activation.

Voice dialing is always active once you have programmed the phone to accept voice dialingentries.To place voice dialing calls, press and hold

.Then say the name into the phone after youhear the voice prompt and the beep.

You can also initiate a voice dialing call by openingthe flip, when you select this option through theMain Menu.

To change voice dialing setup options:



3. Press for Set Active.

4. Press the scroll keys to toggle between options:

Send Only: Enables voice dialing by pressing and holding .

Send or Flip: Enables voice dialing by pressingand holding , or by opening the flip.


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Keyguard.To avoid accidental key presses, you can enable theKeyGuard feature. However, you’ll still be able toreceive incoming calls and messages.This feature alsoprevents needless battery usage because the phonedoes not respond to any keypresses and turns off thebacklight.

Note: If you have an incoming call, open the flip toanswer it.When you are done with the call, close theflip and KeyGuard is automatically turned on.

To activate KeyGuard:


2. Press for KeyGuard.The keypad locks and“KeyGuard”displays.

3. Press and hold to deactivate KeyGuard, orsimply open the flip to turn on the backlight andtemporarily disable KeyGuard.

Note: KeyGuard works only when the flip is closed.

Emergency dialing.You can place calls to emergency numbers (ex. 911)even if your phone is locked or outgoing calls arerestricted (see “Lock mode.”on page 67).

Erasing voice dialing entries.

To erase an individual voice dialing entry:



3. Press for Review. A list of entries displays.

4. Press the digit key to select the desired entry, orpress the scroll keys to scan entries.The record-ed names play audibly as you scroll through thelist.

5. When the desired entry displays, press toerase that entry.

To erase all Voice Dialing entries:



3. Press for Erase All.

4. Press to erase all Voice Dialing entries.

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Setting up your Voicemail box.

Setting up your Voicemail box provides access tovoicemail messages for review.To set up your voice-mail box ask to your service provider.

Reviewing Voicemail messages.

To review voicemail messages:

1. Press to display the Messages Menu.

2. Press for Voice.The screen displays“Voicemail”, the time, date and the number ofnew messages.

3. Press for more options:

Press to Listen to voicemail messages.

Press to reset the counter for voicemail messages, if desired. (The system resets thecounter automatically after you listen to all newmessages.)

One-Touch Access to your Voicemailbox.

One-Touch Access to your voicemail box is done by pressing and holding .

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Message Services andVoicemail.Your Phone receives three kinds of messages: voice-mail notification (VMN) messages, text messages andnumeric pages.When your phone receives a mes-sage, an alert sounds, and the screen displays (“NewVoice”,“New Text”,“New Page”or “BrowserMsg”).Themessage indicator ( ) remains on the screenuntil you listen to the new voicemail message, or readthe new text, numeric page, or MiniBrowser message.

Message memory capacity.

Your Phone can store up to 50 messages, dependingon the length of the messages.When message memo-ry reaches 75% capacity, the screen displays “Memoryis 75% full. Erase old messages.”At 100% capacity, thescreen displays a text notification and rejects addi-tional incoming messages until you erase the storedmessages.

Message ringing.

In Standby mode, an audible alert sounds in additionto the message header.The phone automaticallymutes the incoming message when the phone is inConversation mode (this is to avoid ringing in yourear while you are trying to converse).

Your Phone allows you to set a unique ring type foreach type of incoming message; voicemail, text,numeric page, or MiniBrowser (see “Ring type settingfor message calls.”on page 39).

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3. Use the scroll keys to scan messages, or press theassociated digit key to select a message by itsentry number.

4. When the message displays, use the scroll keysto review and re-review the message(s).


Message options.

The Messages menu provides a number of optionswhile you are reviewing text messages.You canreturn a call to the phone number in the message,save or erase the message, and scroll to the next orprevious message.

1. While reviewing a message, press foroptions:

Press for Talk (to call the phone number).

Press to Save the number (if there is noInternal Phone Book match).

Press to Erase the message.

Press to review the Next message.

Press to review the Previous message.


Note: If the message you are reviewing contains aphone number that is already stored in the InternalPhone Book, the Save option does not display, andthe available menu options will be: (1) Talk, (2) Erase,(3) Next Msg, (4) Previous Msg.

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Reviewing messages.

Your phone receives incoming messages in bothStandby and Conversation modes.When a new message arrives, the message header includes thetype of message (Voice, Numeric Page,Text, orMiniBrowser) and the name / phone number of thecaller, if available.You can review the message uponnotification, or store the message for later review.The Messages Menu provides options for reviewingthe sender’s name / phone number, time / date stampand the message.

Messages and Lock mode.

Incoming messages are received even when yourphone is in Lock mode. However, the screen will notdisplay information about the message.To access amessage, or to return a call other than an emergencyor special number, unlock the phone to proceed.

Reviewing Numeric Pages, TextMessages, and MiniBrowser Messages.

To review a numeric page, text message, orMiniBrowser message:

1. Press to display the Messages Menu.Thenumber of new messages displays next to the associated message type in the menu.

2. Press for Page, for Text, or forMiniBrowser.An indexed list of messages dis-plays.An exclamation point next to an entry indi-cates an urgent message.A check mark next toan entry indicates that you have read and storedthe message.

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The Internal Phone Book.Your Phone lets you store up to 179 names andphone numbers in the Internal Phone Book. Eachentry can contain up to 32 digits, with an associatedname of up to 12 characters.

Viewing your Internal Phone Book.

The key allows you to view your entire InternalPhone Book in two different ways; by alphabeticalorder of the names (a-z), or by numerical order (1-179).

To view alphabetically:

Press the lower portion of the key.

To view numerically:

Press the upper portion of the key.

Storing phone numbers and names.

To store phone numbers and names:



3. Press for Add Entry.The screen prompts forthe phone number. (You can enter up to 32 dig-its.)

4. Enter the phone number by pressing the digitkeys.The number displays from left to right.

5. To store the phone number, press .The first available location displays.

6. To accept the displayed location, press .Toselect another location, press the scroll keys toscroll to the desired location, or enter the loca-tion number by pressing the digit keys, and thenpress .

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Erasing messages.

You can erase an individual text message or numericpage after reviewing it, or erase all stored text messages and numeric pages at one time.

To erase all text messages and numeric pages:

1. Press to display the Messages Menu.

2. Press for Security and enter the lock code.

3. Press for Erase.


5. Press to erase all text messages and numer-

ic pages, or to return to the previous

screen.

To erase a message after reviewing it, refer to the pre-vious section.

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4. To include a name with the phone numberentry, enter the name at the screen prompt.

5. Press to save the entry.

Finding entries by location.

To find an entry by location:



3. Press for Find Entry.The screen promptsfor a location.

4. Enter the location by pressing the associateddigit key, or press the scroll keys to scroll to thedesired location.

5. When the desired entry displays, press toplace a call.

7. To include a name with the phone numberentry, enter the name at the screen prompt.

8. Press to save the entry.

Note: If the desired memory location already con-tains an entry, the phone displays a message asking ifyou want to replace the current entry.To replace theentry, press .To return to the previous screenand select another location, press .

Storing phone numbers shortcut.

You can store a phone number quickly by enteringthe number, and then pressing .Then follow theprompts to designate the memory location and toenter the associated name.

Storing phone numbers at the end of acall.

To store a phone number after ending a call:

Note: If the call was incoming, and Caller ID information was not available, then the store optionwill not be available.

1. Press to end the call.The screen displaysthe call time (length of call), phone number ofthe party (if available), and the “OK: Save”option.

2. To store the phone number, press .The first available location displays.

3. To accept the location, press .To select another location, press the scroll keys to scroll tothe desired location, or enter the location num-ber by pressing the digit keys, and then press

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Changing yourInternal Phone Book.

Editing Internal Phone Book numbers.

Once you have stored a number in the InternalPhone Book you can easily change it.To change anInternal Phone Book entry:

1. From Standby mode, find the number that youwant to change by pressing the key andthen scrolling to the number.

2. Press the key to display the name and number.

3. Press the key for options.

4. Press for Edit.Your edit options display.

Press to change the number

Press to change the name.

Press to move the number to a differentlocation.

Secret Phone Book numbers.

Your Phone allows you to hide a confidential numberso that only a person with your phone’s lock codecan view the number and name.To make a numbersecret, see the previous paragraph.When you havemade the number secret, the phone will not allowanyone to view information on the number unlessthey enter your 4-digit lock code.

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Finding entries by name.

You can locate Internal Phone Book entries quicklywhen your phone is in Standby mode: Press toaccess the Internal Phone Book in one step, and thenpress the scroll keys to scan entries.

To find Internal Phone Book entries from the MainMenu:



3. Press for Find Name.The screen promptsfor the name.

4. Begin entering the letters of the name you aresearching by pressing the alphanumeric keys.(You can also press the scroll keys to scroll tothe desired name.) Then press .

5. When the desired entry displays, press toplace a call.

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Dialing numbers from

your Internal Phone Book.

Dialing by memory location.

Dialing numbers from your Internal Phone Book isquick and easy.There are five methods explainedbelow.

Memory Dialing Shortcuts.

Scroll to the number: From Standby mode, pressthe key to enter yourInternal Phone Book list.Scroll until you find thedesired person or number, and then press the

key.

One-Touch Dialing: Press and hold the associateddigit key for the location(applies to memory locations1 through 9).

Two-Touch Dialing: Press and release the first associated digit key, and thenpress and hold the seconddigit key (applies to memorylocations 10 through 99).

Three-Touch Dialing: Press and release the first associated digit key, thenpress and release the seconddigit key, then press and holdthe third digit key (applies tomemory locations 100through 179).

Erasing the Internal Phone Book.

To erase the Internal Phone Book:



3. Press for Erase.Additional options display.


5. Press to erase the entire Internal Phone

Book or to return to the previous screen.

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Storing pauses in an Internal Phone Bookentry.

To store a number in your Internal Phone Book that contains pauses:

1. Enter the phone number you want to connect to(such as the bank’s teleservice phone number).

2. Press . More options display. Press or

to enter the desired pause:

Press to enter a Hard Pause.The letter “p”displays in the number, meaning that a hardpause will occur at that point in the dialingsequence. Enter the digits that need to follow thepause (such as your account number).

Press to enter a 2 second pause.The letter“T”displays in the number, meaning that a“Timed”pause will occur at that point in the dial-ing sequence. Enter the digits that need to followthe pause (such as your account number).

3. Store the number as you normally would by pressing the key and entering a name.

Pause dialing from a stored InternalPhone Book entry.

Dialing from the Internal Phone Book is easy:

1. If you stored the number using a 2 secondpause(s), simply dial the number as you normallywould, and you are finished.The phone transmitsthe number that follows the “T”pause two sec-onds after connection.“Tpause”displays whenyou dial the number.

2. If you stored the number using a hard pause(s),

then dial the teleservice number and wait to be

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Advanced Internal PhoneBook features.

Pause Dialing.

When you call automated systems (like banking services), you are often required to enter a passwordor account number. Instead of entering the numbers manually each time, you can store the numbers inyour Internal Phone Book, separated by special char-acters called pauses.

There are two kinds of pauses that can be entered onyour phone:

Hard pause - A hard pause stops the dialingsequence until you press the button.

2sec pause - A 2sec pause stops the dialingsequence for 2 seconds and then automaticallysends the remaining digits.

Your phone has two pause dialing methods: pause dialing from the Internal Phone Book (see “Pause dialing from a stored Internal Phone Book entry.”onpage 63), and manual pause dialing (see “Manualpause dialing.”on page 64).

Note: Multiple 2 second pauses can be entered toextend the length of a pause. For example, two consecutive 2 second pauses cause a total pause timeof four seconds. However, keep in mind that pausescount as digits towards the 32 digit dialing maxi-mum.

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Four-digit dialing.

Your phone provides the option of four-digit dialingof numbers stored in the Internal Phone Book.Thisallows you to enter any four consecutive digits ofsomeone’s phone number, have your phone remem-ber the rest, and then dial it for you.

To place a call using four-digit dialing:

1. Dial any four consecutive digits of a phone num-ber that you have stored in your Internal PhoneBook.The phone number can be any length upto 32 digits.

2. Press to display the Digit Dial menu.

3. Press for 4-DigiDial. The phone dials thephone number automatically.

Note: If more than one phone number saved in theInternal Phone Book contains the same four consecu-tive digits,“Wait”displays. Press the scroll keys to scanthe phone numbers and to highlight the selected number, and then press .

prompted by the service for the number (credit card

number, bank account number, etc).When prompted,

press to send the DTMF number that follows

your pause. “SENDING DTMF”flashes on the screen,

and |the transmitted tones are audible.

Manual pause dialing.

Pauses are entered manually using the Digit Entry

Menu during the dialing process.

To manually dial a number using a pause(s):

1. Enter the phone number of the service you wantto connect to (such as the bank’s teleservicephone number). For example, your bank’s tele-service phone number might be a 1.800 number.

2. Press to display digit dialing options.


Press for a Hard Pause.The screen displays

a “p” indicating a hard pause. Enter the number

to be sent after the pause by pressing the digit

keys, and then press . After connecting,

press again to transmit the additional num-

ber.

Press for a 2 Second Pause. The screen displays a “T” indicating a timed pause.Thescreen prompts for the number to be sent afterthe pause. Enter the number to be sent after thepause by pressing the digit keys, and then press

. The phone transmits the number that follows the pause two seconds after connection.

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Your phone’ssecurity features.Your Phone provides many security options, includ-ing a user-programmable lock code and call restric-tion features.To access the Security menu in Standbymode, press , , and then enter the four-digit lock code (normally the lock code is the lastfour digits of your Phone number, 0000 or 0123).Press the associated digit key to access one of the fol-lowing Security options:

1. Lock Phone

2. Limit Use (Phone Book, Incoming / Outgoing,Roaming calls)

3. Lock Code

4. Special #

5. Erase

6. Reset Phone

Lock mode.

Locking the phone limits all outgoing calls exceptcalls to the three hard-coded emergency numbers,the three user-programmable special numbers.

You can lock the phone manually during use, or setthe phone to lock automatically when it is turned on.When the phone is in Lock mode, you can answerincoming calls, but you must unlock the phone toplace outgoing calls (except to emergency and spe-cial numbers).

Setting the SEND key.

Your key is factory set to provide one-touchaccess to your Call Logs lists.You can change the function of the key so that it will give you one-touch access to your Internal Phone Book.

Note: The key also allows you to easily redialyour last call (by pressing it twice). If you change the

key to one-touch Phone Book access, you willno longer have this redial function.

To change the function of the key:


2. Press for Setup.

3. Press for SEND key.

4. Use the scroll keys to make your selection.Theselections are “Calls”and “PhoneBook”.

5. Press to save the setting or to exitwithout saving.

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4. Press the scroll keys to select an option:

Off: The phone remains unlocked.

Now: The phone locks immediately and stayslocked until the lock code is entered.

On Power-Up: The phone locks automaticallythe next time your phone is powered on andstays locked until the lock code is entered.


Dialing in Lock mode.

You can place calls to emergency and special num-bers in Lock mode.To place normal outgoing calls inLock mode, enter the lock code to unlock the phone,and then dial the phone number.

To place an outgoing call in Lock mode:

To call an emergency or special number, enterthe number and then press .

To place normal outgoing calls, press to display the Lock Code screen, and then enter thelock code.When the Standby screen displays,enter the phone number, and then press .

Call limiting options.

Your Phone provides a wide variety of call limitingoptions in the Security menu.These options give youpowerful tools to manage your phone. Descriptionsof the call limiting options are given on page 70.

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Lock code setting.

The default lock code for your Phone is generally0000, 0123 or the last four digits of your phone num-ber, depending on activation.You can enter a person-al lock code, and then change the lock code as oftenas you like.

To enter a new lock code:


2. Press for Security and enter your currentlock code.

3. Press for Lock Code.The current lock codedisplays.

4. Enter a new, four-digit lock code by pressing thedigit keys.

5. Press to save the new lock code or to exit.

Note: Your phone does not allow viewing of the lockcode unless you know the lock code (this is for obvi-ous security reasons). So, if you change the lock code,be sure to write down the new code and keep it foryour reference.

Locking the phone.

The Security menu allows you to lock the phone manually, automatically when powering on yourphone, or to leave the phone unlocked.

To lock the phone:



3. Press for Lock Phone.

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To set call limiting options:


2. Press for Security and enter the LockCode.

3. Press for Limit Use.


Press for Outgoing calls.

Scroll to choose Phone Book, Special#, or NoLimit.

Press for Incoming calls.

Scroll to choose No Call or No Limit.

Press for Phone Book.

Scroll to choose Full Access, No Access, orRead-Only.

Press for Roaming.

Scroll to choose No Limit, Incoming,Outgoing, or No Call.

5. Press to save the setting or to exitwithout saving.

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Outgoing Calls - You can set outgoing calls to:

Phone Book - only Phone Book, Special, andEmergency numbers can be dialed. Manual dialing from the keypad is not allowed.

Special and emergency numbers - outgoingcalls are limited to the three special andthree emergency numbers only (see“Special numbers.”on page 72 for a description ofthese numbers).

Unlimited - any outgoing call can be dialed.

Incoming Calls - You can set your phone toreceive all incoming calls or to not receiveincoming calls.

Internal Phone Book - Internal Phone Bookaccess can be limited:

Full Access - User can place calls to anyInternal Phone Book number, and can view,add, or erase Internal Phone Book entries.

No Access - User cannot view the InternalPhone Book entries. However, note that manual keypad dialing is unlimited (even tonumbers stored in the Internal PhoneBook).

Read-Only - User can view the entireInternal Phone Book but cannot add orerase entries.

Roaming - You have several options for yourphone’s roaming abilities:

No limit - All roaming calls are allowed.

Incoming - Roaming calls are limited tothose placed to your phone. Outgoing roam-ing calls from your phone are not allowed.

Outgoing - Roaming calls are limited tothose placed from your phone. Incomingroaming calls to your phone are notallowed.

No Call - Roaming calls are not allowed to orfrom your phone.

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Resetting your phone.

Resetting the phone erases all Internal Phone Bookentries,Voicemail, numeric pages, text messages, calllogs, special numbers, and returns all saved options tothe default settings.

To reset the phone:


2. Press for Security and enter the LockCode.

3. Press for Reset Phone.A confirmation displays explaining that you will erase yourphonebook.

4. Press to reset the phone, or press tocancel the operation.

5. To confirm resetting the phone, press again.The phone reboots (turns itself off thenon), restores the default settings, erases your mes-sages, and then returns to Standby mode.To can-cel the operation before resetting the phone,press .

Send PIN

This feature prevents your phone from being used by unau-thorized persons.You can use this feature if your serviceprovider offer this service and assign you a PIN. Followingoptions are availabel:

In , (Security), (Send PIN)

Off : This feature is off.

On :When making a call, a message will prompt asking ifyou want to send PIN.

Contact your service provider for complete information onthis feature.

Special numbers.

Your Phone provides the option of storing three spe-cial numbers. Each special number can be up to tendigits long.

All three special numbers can be manually dialed atany time even when your phone is locked or all outgoing calls are limited.This can be a useful featurefor controlling what numbers can be dialed fromyour phone.

Storing special numbers.

To store special numbers:

1. Press to display the Main menu.

2. Press for Security and enter the four-digitlock code.

3. Press for Special #.

4. Press , , or to select a locationfor the special number.

5. Enter the special number by pressing the digitkeys. Special numbers can be up to ten digitslong.

6. Press to save the number in the selectedlocation.

Dialing special numbers in Lock mode.

To dial special numbers in Lock mode:

1. Enter the special number by dialing it as you normally would using the digit keys.

2. Press to place the call.

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Internal Phone Book match, the name displays. Ifthere is not an Internal Phone Book match, onlythe phone number displays. For option 4(Airtime) see the next paragraph.

4. Press to exit Call Logs and return to the previous screen or to talk to the other party, justhighlight the log, and press the key.

Reviewing airtime.

You can review the airtime of the most recent call, aswell as total airtime for all calls since the last resetaction.A feature is provided to erase the total airtime so that you can begin a new total airtime measure-ment.

To review airtime:


2. Press for Call Logs.

3. Press for Airtime.

4. Press the associated digit key to display airtimefor the selected calls:

Press for Last Call.The screen displays thephone number of the last call, along with the airtime and the time / date stamp. Press toreturn to the previous screen.

Press for Total.The screen displays the totalnumber of calls and the airtime for all calls sincethe last reset action. Press to return to theprevious screen.

Press for Erase Total. Press to erase

total airtime, or press to cancel the opera-

tion and return to the previous screen.

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Keeping track of your calls

using Call Logs.When displaying a Call Log, press to be imme-diately connected.

Your phone maintains a list of the last calls made toor placed from your phone. Each entry on the list isreferred to as a Call Log.This list of Call Logs con-tains:

The last 9 calls placed to your phone

The last 9 calls placed from your phone

The last 9 calls placed to your phone that youdid not answer (missed calls)

Each log contains the name and phone number (if available), and a time/date stamp. In case of duplicateentries back-to-back, the phone consolidates thoselogs and stores only the most recent call from or tothe same number.

Reviewing Call Logs.


2. Press for Call Logs.

Press the associated digit key to select an option:

Press for Outgoing calls.

Press for Incoming calls.

Press for Missed calls.

Press for Airtime.

3. When the list of calls displays (Options 1, 2, or3), press the scroll keys to scan the logs.The time/ date stamp displays for each log. If there is an

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Receiving a data file.

1. Ensure that your Phone is connected to your PCand is powered on.


2. Press for Setup.

3. Press for Data/Fax In.

4. Use the scroll keys to select “Incoming DataOnly”.

5. Press to save the setting.The screen dis-plays “No incoming voice calls can be received”.Your phone then returns to Standby mode anddisplays “Data Only”above the greeting.

Note: Once you have set your phone’s mode to“Incoming Data Only”, you cannot receive regularvoice calls until you change back to “Voice”.

Your Phone is now ready to receive an incoming datacall.

Fax and Data calls.Your Phone can receive and send a fax or data file.

Note: The phone must be on a digital network toreceive or send faxes and data.

Receiving a fax.

1. Ensure that your Phone is connected to your PC and is powered on.


3. Press for Setup.

4. Press for Data/Fax In.

5. Use the scroll keys to select “Incoming FaxOnly”.

6. Press to save the setting.The screen dis-plays “No incoming voice calls can be received”.Your phone then returns to Standby mode anddisplays “Fax Only”above the greeting.

Note: Once you have set your phone’s mode to“Incoming Fax Only”, you cannot receive regularvoice calls until you change back to “Voice”.

7. In the Fax program on your PC, setup theAnswer mode. Click on “Receive”and select oneof the following:

Automatic Receive (recommended)

Manual Receive

Your Phone is now ready to receive an incoming fax.

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Each time you start the MiniBrowser, you will view areminder that you will be billed for the connectiontime.You have the option to change if and when thismessage appears.


2. Press for Setup.

3. Press for MiniBrowser.

4. Use the scroll keys to select one of the fouroptions:

Prompt to start (The default setting.You will seethe prompt when you enter the browser, but notwhen you exit it.)

Prompt to end (You will see the prompt onlywhen you exit the browser.)

Prompt both (You will be prompted when youenter or exit the browser.)

Prompt none (You will never see the prompt.)

5. Press to save your setting or to can-cel.

Launching the MiniBrowser.

Note: The first time you use the MiniBrowser, youwill go through a security setup process that takes 3to 5 minutes. Please follow the on-screen prompts tocomplete the security setup process.This initial setupprocess occurs only the first time you access the ser-vice.


2. Press for MiniBrowser.Your Phone willaccess the MiniBrowser network.

3. A reminder of the charge will appear. Using thesoft keys, simply answer yes ( ) or no (

) .

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The MiniBrowser.Note:This service is available only when your serviceprovider offer Internet service via wireless phone.

The MiniBrowser allows you to access certain infor-mation such as stock quotes and weather via theInternet. Browsing the web via the phone is not likeusing your home computer. Site providers haveselected only the critical aspects of their site to pre-sent to wireless phone users, and have removed mostgraphics.

Each time you start MiniBrowser, the phone will connect to the Network of your service provider asnecessary, and the service indicator icon ( ) willappear on the display.Any time the service indicatoricon is visible on the display, your phone is connect-ed to the Network of your service provider and youwill be billed accordingly. Rates will vary accordingto your billing plan.

The MiniBrowser will end the connection after a cer-tain period of network inactivity and will automati-cally re-connect as necessary. For this reason, you mayfind that you are billed for several network connec-tions within a single MiniBrowser session.This is nor-mal and is designed to minimize your bill.

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Navigating the MiniBrowser.

When you use the MiniBrowser, some keys on yourphone operate differently than on a normal phonecall.These keys are explained below. TheMiniBrowser presents on-screen items in one of thefollowing ways:

text or numeric input

links (embedded in content)

numbered options (some options may not be numbered)

simple text

You can act on the options or links by making use ofthe soft keys.The soft keys ( and ) arelocated below the bottom line of the display.

Here’s how the keys work in the MiniBrowser:

1. Up/Down Navigation Key: Use thenavi-gation key to scroll to and selectbrowser options.The currently selectedoption is indicated by “ ” .You canalso use the navigation key to move thecursor when editing text.

2. MENU Key: This is the right soft key.The right soft key is used primarily forsecondary options, or a menu of sec-ondary options. For more info, see “TheMiniBrowser soft keys.”on page 80.paraseleccionar los mismos.

3. END Key: Exits the MiniBrowser andreturns the phone to Standby mode.

4. Numbered Keys 0 - 9: If the items on apage are numbered, you can use thesekeys to select them.

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4. Once connected, the Home page (or the lastpage visited) will be displayed.To access theHome menu page from any other menu in theMiniBrowser, press and hold . An exampleof a Home Page is shown below:

Home Page

1 Samsung

2 Yahoo !

3 Weather

4 Portfolio

5 More Internet

5. What appears on the display when accessing theMiniBrowser is dependent on the serviceprovider content.To view additional text, use thescroll keys.

To exit the MiniBrowser.

Simply press to exit the MiniBrowser. If the“Prompt to end”or “Prompt both”option is set in theMiniBrowser Setup ( ) , you will beprompted whether you want to end the browser call.

The MiniBrowser soft keys.

At the bottom of the MiniBrowser display is a solidbar which contains browser commands.“Soft”keys (

and ) below the solid bar are used toexecute the commands.These two keys are calledsoft keys because their function changes dependingon where you are in the MiniBrowser software.

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Entering text, numbers, or symbols.

When you are prompted to enter text, the currenttext entry method will appear on the right soft keyas ALPHA, NUM or SYM.To change the input mode,use the right soft key.

Using Links.

Links have several purposes, including jumping to adifferent page, jumping to a different site, or even initiating a phone call from some sites. Links areshown inside of brackets ( [ ] ) , and you can normally use the left soft key to select a link when itis highlighted.

Initiating a phone call from theMiniBrowser.

You may initiate a phone call from the MiniBrowserif the site you are using supports this feature (thephone number may be highlighted and the left softkey will appear as “Call.”). In most cases, you can alsouse the key to call the number.The browserconnection will be terminated when you initiate thecall.After you end the call, your phone will return toStandby mode.

Using bookmarks.

You can bookmark many individual pages for easyaccess at a later time. Bookmarks save you time byreducing the number of steps it takes to access adesired page.

5. Right Cursor Key: Moves the cursorright in a text entry.

6. 0 Key: enters a space in a text entry.

7. Left Cursor Key: Moves the cursor leftin a text entry.

8. CLR Key: This key performs two impor-tant functions:

Backs you up in the browser. Pressing itonce backs you up one page. Pressingand holding it backs you up to the Homepage.

Clears out entered text or numbers.

When entering numbers or text, press

CLR to clear the last number, letter, or

symbol. Press and hold CLR to completely

clear the input field.

9. OK / Messages Key: This is the leftsoft key.The left soft key is used primarilyfor selecting the highlighted item, but its function may change depending on whatyou are doing (see “The MiniBrowser softkeys.”on page 80).

10. Volume Key: This key performs severaluseful functions:

Allows you to scroll up or down by apage.

Press and hold the up portion for onesecond to back up one level in thebrowser.

Press and hold the down portion for onesecond to go to your home page.

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Menus.Your Phone includes both a Main Menu and an InUse Menu.

Main Menu.

The Main Menu in Standby mode contains 10 prima-ry options, most of which contain sub-menus with context- specific options (see “Your Phone’s MainMenu.”on page 86).

In Use Menu.

The In Use Menu options are available inConversation mode:

1. Mute / (Un)mute

2. Silent Key

3. Phone Book

4. Version

5. Send Tel #

Menu navigation.

To access a menu option, press , and then pressthe scroll keys to scan menu options. Press the asso-ciated digit key to select the desired option. If youknow the number of the option you want to select,simply press , and then press the associateddigit key to select the desired option. (You do nothave to scroll through the list or display an option inorder to select it.)

Note: Closing the flip will return the phone toStandby mode from any menu.Also, the phone willautomatically return to Standby mode from any menuif you don’t touch a key for 60 seconds.

To create a bookmark.

1. Go to the page that you want to mark.

2. Press and hold .A list of options appears.

3. Select Mark Site.

4. If the page has a title, it will be automaticallyused for the name of the bookmark.You can alsochange the bookmark name. Selecting Save willsave the name and add the page to your list ofbookmarks.

5. A message will appear confirming that the book-mark was added to the list. Select OK to returnto the screen that you marked to resume naviga-tion within the MiniBrowser.

6. The new bookmark is added to the bottom ofyour bookmark list.

Finding a bookmark.

1. From the Home Page, select Bookmarks.

2. Select the bookmark you want and press .

Or

1. From the Home Page, press and hold the number associated with the bookmark in the bookmarklist.

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Usage guidelines:

All about performanceand safety.

Keeping tabs on signal strength.

The voice quality of your phone will always be at itsbest when the antenna is fully raised. If you’re insidea building, reception may be better near a window.

The quality of each call you make or receive dependson the signal strength in your area.Your phone willinform you of the current strength by displaying anumber of bars next to the signal strength icon.Themore bars displayed, the stronger the signal.The sig-nal strength indicator ( ) displays in the upperleft corner of your display.

Understanding Power Save mode.

If you’re trying to use your Phone in an area wherethe signal is too weak, the Power Save feature willautomatically activate to conserve battery powerwhen you’ve been unable to pick up a signal for 15minutes. If your phone is on, it will periodicallyrecheck service availability, or you can do so yourselfmanually by pressing any key.A message will be displayed on the screen any time Power Save has been activated.

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Maintaining your phone’s peak perfor-mance.

To operate your phone properly — that is, to main-tain safe and satisfactory service — you should fol-low these rules:

For best reception, extend the antenna fully.

Hold the phone with the antenna up and overyour shoulder.

Do not hold, bend, or twist the phone antenna atany time.

Close the phone antenna when not on a call.

Do not use the phone with a damaged antenna.

Speak directly into the microphone.

Avoid exposing your phone and accessories torain or liquid spills. If your phone gets wet, turnthe power off immediately, remove the battery,and allow the phone an battery to air dry for 10hours (in normal room temperature and humidi-ty). If after the 10 hour drying time, the phone isinoperable, you should return it to the storewhere you purchased it, or a Samsung authorizedservice center.

Only Samsung authorized personnel should serviceyour phone and its accessories. Faulty service mayinvalidate the warranty.

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Understanding how your phone oper-ates.

Your phone is basically a radio transmitter and receiv-er.When it’s turned on, it receives and transmits radio frequency (RF) signals.When your phone is in use,the system handling your call controls the powerlevel.This power level can range from 0.006 watts to0.2 watts.

Radio frequency safety.

In 1991—1992, the Institute of Electrical andElectronics Engineers (IEEE) and the AmericanNational Standards Institute (ANSI) joined in updatingANSI’s 1982 standard for safety levels with respect tohuman exposure to RF signals. More than 120 scien-tists, engineers, and physicians from universities, gov-ernment health agencies, and industry developed thisupdated standard after reviewing the available bodyof research. In 1993, the Federal Communications(FCC) adopted this updated standard in a regulation.In August 1996, the FCC adopted a hybrid standardconsisting of the existing ANSI/IEEE standard and theguidelines published by the National Council ofRadiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP).

The design of the phone complies with these updat-ed standards. Of course, if you want to limit RF expo-sure even further than the updated standard, you canchoose to control the duration of your calls and oper-ate your phone in the most power-efficient manner.

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Battery disposal and recycling.

Please follow these guidelines when disposing of or recycling the battery:

Do not dispose of the battery in a fire; the cellmay explode. Check the regulations in your areafor special disposal instructions.

Do not open or puncture the battery; thereleased electrolyte is corrosive and may causedamage to the eyes and skin, and can be toxic ifswallowed.

Charge the battery in accordance with the instructions specified in this user guide.

Phone and battery specifications.

Dual Band : CDMA 1.9 GHz / AMPS 800 MHzDisplay Screen : 5 Lines (4 Text Lines, 1 Icon Line)

Battery Type : Standard: 1000 mAh Lithium-Ion Extended: 1600 mAh Lithium-Ion

PCS Antenna : 1/4 Wave (down), 5/8 Wave (up)

Phone with: Standard Battery Extended Battery

Dimensions (H W D) : 4.4 x 2.0 x 1 inches 4.4 x 2.0 x 1.2 inches112 x 52 x 25 mm 112 x 52 x 30 mm

Weight : 5.5 oz.(156 g ) 6.1 oz.(172 g)Volume : 145 cc 174 cc

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Protecting your battery.

For best battery performance, you should followthese guidelines:

Only use Samsung-approved batteries and desk-top chargers.These chargers are designed tomaximize battery life. Using other batteries orchargers will invalidate your warranty and maycause damage as well.

To avoid damage, only charge the battery in temperatures that range from 32° F to 104° F.

Do not use the battery charger in direct sunlightor in high humidity areas (such as a bathroom).

Never dispose of the battery by incineration(fire).

Keep the metal contacts at the battery baseclean.

Do not attempt to disassemble or short-circuitthe battery, as injuries or burns may result.

You may need to recharge the battery if it hasnot been used for a long period of time.

Replace the battery when it no longer providesacceptable performance. It can be charged hun-dreds of times before it will need to be replaced.

Do not allow metal objects or liquids to contactor short-circuit the battery terminals, as injuriesor burns may result.

To avoid damage, store the battery in tempera-tures ranging from -4° F to 185° F, and avoid leav-ing the battery unused for very long periods.Follow these storage rules:

Less than one month:-4° F to 140° F (-20° C to 50° C)

More than one month:-4° F to 113° F (-20° C to 35° C)

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Using your phone while driving.

Talking on the phone while you’re driving may divertyour attention away from the road. Besides that, it is illegal in some states. Remember, safety comes first.

When using your phone in the car:

Focus on driving, not talking.

Use your optional Hands-Free Car Kit.

If you must use the phone while driving, please useOne-Touch Dialing and Speed Dialing.

FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS MAYLEAD TO SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY AND POSSI-BLE PROPERTY DAMAGE.

Following safety guidelines.

To operate your phone safely and efficiently, youshould always follow any special guidelines in a givenarea, and turn your phone off in areas where use isforbidden or when it may cause interference or dan-ger.

Using your phone near other electronicdevices.

Most modern electronic equipment is shielded fromradio frequency (RF) signals. However, RF signalsfrom PCS telephones may affect inadequately shield-ed electronic equipment.

RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic operating and entertain-ment systems in motor vehicles. Check with the man-ufacturer or its representative to determine if thesesystems are adequately shielded from external RF sig-nals.You should also check with the manufacturerregarding any equipment that has been added toyour vehicle.Consult the manufacturer of any person-

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al medical devices (such as pacemakers and hearingaids) to determine if they are adequately shieldedfrom external RF signals.Turn off the phone inhealthcare facilities and request permission beforeusing the phone near medical equipment.

Turn off your phone before flying.

You should turn off your phone before boarding anyaircraft.To prevent possible interference with aircraftsystems, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations require you to have permission from acrew member to use your phone while the plane ison the ground.To prevent any risk of interference,FCC regulations prohibit using your phone while theplane is in the air.

Restricting children’s access to yourphone.

Your phone should not be played with by children.They could hurt themselves and others, damage thephone, or make calls that increase your Samsung bill.

Turn off your phone in dangerousareas.

To avoid interfering with blasting operations, youshould turn off your phone when in a blasting areaor in other areas with signs indicating that two-wayradios should be turned off. Construction crews useremote-controlled RF devices to set off explosives.

Turn off your phone when you are in any area with apotentially explosive atmosphere. It is rare, but yourphone or its accessories could generate sparks.Sparks could cause an explosion or a fire resulting inbodily injury or even death.

Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere areoften, but not always clearly marked.They include

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fueling areas such as gas stations; below deck onboats; fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities;areas where the air contains chemical or particlessuch as grain, dust, or metal powders; and any otherarea where you would normally be advised to turnoff your vehicle engine.

Do not transport or store flammable gas, liquid, or explosives in the compartment of any vehicle that contains your phone or accessories.

Cautions.

Any changes or modifications to your phone notexpressly approved in this document could void yourwarranty for this equipment and void your authorityto operate this equipment. Only use approved batter-ies, antennas, and chargers.The use of any unautho-rized accessories may be dangerous and will invali-date the phone warranty if said accessories causedamage or a defect to the phone.

Although your phone is quite sturdy, it is a complexpiece of hardware and can be broken. Use common-sense guidelines to avoid dropping, hitting, bending,or sitting on it.

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