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Phonebook

You can enter frequently dialled num-

bers along with the associated names

in the Phonebook, enabling you to dial

quickly and without errors.

If caller number transmission is activat-

ed, the name of the caller is shown on

the display, providing there is a corre-

sponding entry in the Phonebook.

Saving Numbers

When you are in standby mode you

can make a new entry:

I

Always enter the number

with the area code.

For frequent travel abroad,

enter the international code

(

¼

p. 9).

[Save]

Save entry.

I

Enter the name that belongs

to the number (see below).

Press

A

to confirm your

entry.

;

Return to standby mode to

enter another number.

or

=

Dial the number.

A number can consist of up to 20

characters.

Up to 250 Phonebook entries can be

made, depending on the SIM card.

X

J

Ann Andrews

[OK]

Writing Names

Press the digit keys repeatedly until

the character you want appears. The

cursor advances after a short delay.



Press once briefly for A,

twice for B, etc.

B

Press briefly to erase the

character preceding the cur-

sor, hold down to erase the

whole word.



Press to switch between

upper and lower case letters

(only applies to the adjacent

character). The first charac-

ter is written in upper case

as standard.



Press to create a space.

1/Ä Numbers and letters with

accents appear after letters.

-

Press briefly to move the

cursor from character to

character. Hold down to

move from word to word.

Entering Other Characters











These keys are used for punctuation,

common icons and Greek characters.

Available characters (

¼

p. 17).

You may enter a range of numbers for

the same person, e.g.:

• Ann O (Office)

• Ann H (Home)

The entries are sorted alphabetically,

however only the first six letters of

each name are taken into account.

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