User manual ALCATEL ONE TOUCH 320

[. . . ] Alcatel reserves the right to alter material or technical specification of its products without prior notice. 3DS09166AAAA 01 www. alcatel. com XG1_GB_20/11 21/11/02 06:44 Page 2 English XG1_GB_20/11 21/11/02 06:44 Page 1 Contents Use and Safety Precautions 1. Your telephone 1. 1. Making a call Answering/Ending a call Call your Voice Mail Other call options Available options during a call p. 11 11 13 14 14 15 15 15 16 16 17 1 XG1_GB_20/11 21/11/02 06:44 Page 2 4. The Menu 4. 1. 60 2 XG1_GB_20/11 21/11/02 06:44 Page 3 Use and Safety Precautions We recommend that you read this chapter carefully before use. [. . . ] Each message is identified by one of the following symbols: 1 2 Read message Unread message Sent message Unsent message. 3 4 - Inbox - Outbox o SEND MSG o PREDEFINED - Emergency Question Appointment Greetings Information o DELETE - Inbox - Outbox o FREE MEMORY o SETUP (1) (2) (3) (4) Press to display the previous screen - Voice Mail # Auto scroll Serv. Centre Validity Report Press to view the complete text of the selected message. Press ("Options") to access the submenu: Inbox: - Delete - Forward - Reply - Call Outbox: - Delete - Send o CALL V-MAIL o BROADCAST - Read CB - Auto display - Filter - None - All - List 28 XG1_GB_20/11 21/11/02 06:44 Page 29 SEND MSG To create a new message, enter the recipient's number, then press to select "Send, Send & Save, Save". Press to validate the option. PREDEFINED Instead of creating a new message, select a predefined message from a list. FREE MEMORY Select the option to check the SIM card memory available for new messages (up to 10). SETUP The following items can be set: - Voice Mail # Enter the number for your voice mailbox. You may set a new or change an existing voice mail number in this menu. 29 XG1_GB_20/11 21/11/02 06:44 Page 30 - Auto scroll This menu controls actions when reading a message. - Validity Time during which attempts will be made to deliver the message to your correspondent in case of unsuccessful delivery. - Report Request for acknowledgement of receipt for each message sent. CALL V-MAIL You may access your voice mailbox and listen to calls recorded in your voice mail. SMS CB Messages broadcast over the network are automatically displayed on the main screen. - Read CB This allows you to read the last broadcast message received. The phone stores this last message only when the option is activated. ! (1) Check the availability of this service with your operator. 30 XG1_GB_20/11 21/11/02 06:44 Page 31 - Auto display When the function is activated, broadcast messages will automatically be displayed. Broadcast messages automatically disappear after a short period of time. - Filter This allows you to select the type of cell broadcast message you want to receive. The Reception menu contains a list of codes for types of CB messages, which are defined by the network service. - List: List of all the channels where you want the messages to be received. 31 XG1_GB_20/11 21/11/02 06:44 Page 32 4. 2. 3 Audio Profile Audio settings are preset in your mobile phone. There are six environments: Normal, Silent, Outdoor, Car, Meeting, and My setup. You can choose the most suitable setting according to your environment. To activate one, just select the environment you want and then select "Activate". To modify the settings, just select the environment and then select "Adapt". Audio Profile o o o o o o NORMAL SILENT OUTDOOR CAR MEETING USER DEFINED - Activate - Modify - Key beep - Melodies - Volume - Vibrator - Info. [. . . ] Once a key has been programmed, you will be able to access the assigned phone number or function directly by making a long keypress on the programmed key when in idle mode. To program the key: Press and select "Keypad" ( ). 49 XG1_GB_20/11 21/11/02 06:44 Page 50 Press (for Options), you will be able to assign a different function to the key. The available functions are: - Undefined You do not wish to program or assign a specific function to the key. - Read Msg Direct access to the inbox/outbox lists to read the messages. [. . . ]