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• Bluetooth features, Introduction, Technical information, Bluetooth, Phonebook

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10 • Bluetooth features Introduction Your mobile phone integrates the Bluetooth™ technology that allows you to use other Bluetooth wireless devices (e.g., headset, PC or PDA, car kit, etc.) and make your calls or transfer data between your mobile and another device through a radio link instead of a cable. L Bluetooth™ is a trademark owned by telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson, Sweden and licensed to Philips. To fully benefit from the services available via Bluetooth (send and receive SMS, e-mail and fax, upload pictures in your phone, phonebook synchronization, GPRS Wizard, etc.), you must install Mobile Phone Tools on your PC. This software application is available on the CD-Rom shipped with your phone. L The software supplied on the CD-Rom is not compatible with Apple® Macintosh® computers. It only supports Windows® 98 SE, ME, 2000 and XP. Bluetooth Bluetooth setting Bluetooth On/Off View BT ID Change nickname Bluetooth headset Detect Data Discoverable Receive Phonebook [Name selected] Use headset Technical information Before using the Bluetooth feature, you should check that the external device or accessory to be used with your mobile phone supports one of the following profiles: Devices Car kit PC / PC card / PDA Supported profiles Headset Serial fax, Serial port, OBEX object push, Dial Up Networking and Voice gateway L Bluetooth certificates are mandatory according to each device and Bluetooth version supported is 1.1 in all cases. For detailed information concerning PC connectivity and to perform Data Connect operations via Bluetooth, refer to the Data Connect package and documentation. For any information concerning the connectivity with external devices, refer to the user guide of its manufacturer. 70

Section	Page
Discover your phone	2
Table of contents	3
Operate your phone	6
Softkeys	6
Navigation keys	6
The carousel	7
Text or number entry	7
T9® text Input	8
Basic text input	9
Reminder	10
1 • Get started	11
First steps	11
Get started	11
Remove the battery	11
Insert the SIM card	11
Replace the battery	11
Enter the PIN code	11
Set date and time	12
Copy the SIM phonebook	12
Accept the copy	12
Refuse the copy	12
Abort the copy	12
First call	13
Charge the battery	13
2 • Main features	15
Idle screen	15
Symbols	15
Events	16
Make a call	16
Answer and end a call	16
See & hear who’s calling: Fotocall	17
Redial and reply	17
Flash dial	18
Voice dial	18
Clear the call list	19
Clear the SMS list	19
Clear the phonebook	19
Lock/unlock the keypad	20
Deactivate the ringer	20
Activate the vibra alert	21
Read your mobile phone number	21
During a call, you can…	21
Adjust the earpiece volume	21
Mute the microphone	21
Unmute the microphone	21
Write in the notepad	21
Consult the phonebook	22
Record a conversation	22
Other features during a call	22
3 • Menu tree	23
4 • Display & Pictures	25
Introduction	25
Picture album	25
Display	26
Screen saver	26
Wall paper	27
Backlight	27
Contrast	27
Animation	27
Screen theme	27
5 • Settings & Quick Settings	28
Introduction	28
Settings	28
Sounds	28
Security	30
Time and date	32
Language	33
Accessories	33
Hotkeys	34
Voice command	36
Network	37
Call settings	38
Quick settings	40
Quick settings	40
Accessories settings	41
6 • Phonebooks	42
Introduction	42
Phonebook	42
Phonebook in SIM card	43
Phonebook in phone	43
Add names in the phonebook	43
In the SIM card	43
In the phone	44
Own number	44
Edit and manage names	45
Quick search	45
Look for...	45
In the SIM card	45
In the phone	46
7 • Calls and messages	48
Introduction	48
Call a number	48
Emergency number	48
Other number	49
Messages	50
Send an SMS	50
Read an SMS	51
Clear SMS	52
SMS settings	52
Broadcast SMS	53
Call list	54
Call list	54
Reset	54
8 • Organiser & Extras	55
Introduction	55
Organiser	55
Create a new event	55
Modify an event	56
Views of events	58
Time zone	58
Extras	58
Brick game	58
Call counters	58
Euro	60
Memory status	60
Calculator	61
Alarm clock	61
Memo	61
9 • E	62
Introduction	62
Settings	63
Network access	63
Email server access	65
Advanced	66
Write and send emails	67
To one or several recipients	67
With an attachment	68
Receive and read emails	68
Connect to the server	68
Download emails	69
Get and store attachments	69
Add an email address to the phonebook	70
Delete emails	71
Reply to an email	71
Forward an email	71
10 • Bluetooth features	72
Introduction	72
Technical information	72
Bluetooth setting	73
Pair and use a Bluetooth audio accessory	73
Bluetooth headset	73
Pairing process	73
Change nickname and view Bluetooth ID	74
Change or delete a profile used	74
Manage calls	74
Voice command and voice dial	75
Pair and use a PC or PDA	76
Available services	76
Card and picture exchange	77
Introduction	77
Send a card or a picture	77
Receive a card or a picture	77
11 • WAP services	79
Introduction	79
WAP	79
Launch	79
Browse	80
Favourites	80
Last page	81
Advanced	81
Access settings	81
12 • Other operator services	84
Introduction	84
GSM strings	84
Query a voice server, voice mailbox, messaging service, etc. (DTMF tones)	85
Pause and wait characters	85
Access your answering machine (example)	85
Make a second call	85
Answer a second call	86
Answer a third call	87
Conference Call	87
Explicit Call Transfer	87
In-call symbols	88
Precautions	89
Troubleshooting	93
Glossary	95
Philips authentic accessories	97