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CE Conformance Document

SAGEM SA declare under its sole responsibility that the product Dual Band GSM/DCS Type myC-xconforms to the requirements of the following EEC directives:

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Services

Phonebook

Messages

WAP

Games

Sounds

Background

Settings

Calls

Accessories

Colours

Wallpapers

Screensavers

Greeting msg

Ring tones

Vibrate

Silent mode

Beeps

Date / time

My objects

Languages

Networks

Contrast (depending on model)

Energy saving (depending on model)

Shortcuts

Active flip

Calls forwarded

View last calls

Counters

Display numbers

Call waiting

Auto redial

Answer phone number

Local info

Calculator

Converter

Alarm

Timer

Car kit

Data

Compose

Inbox

Drafts

Options

Memory

Phonebook Menu

MegaBox Conquest

Picture puzzle

Security

Keypad locking

PIN number

PIN number 2

Phone code

Confidentiality

Operator

Call barring

Fixed dialling

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Menus


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Contents

Page 2 MENUS

Page 6 YOUR PHONE PACKAGE - ACCESSORIES

Page 7 DESCRIPTIONProgrammable and shortcut keys

Page 8 PRINCIPLES OF NAVIGATION

Page 9 HOME PAGE

Page 10 to 12 ACTIVATING YOUR TELEPHONEInformation on SIM cardInstalling the SIM card and batteryCharging the battery

Page 13 to 18 MY MOBILE IN 5 MINUTESHow to get goingPIN numberSetting date and timeNetworkFirst call - receiving a callSwitching offSetting ring tone

Page 19 to 23 PHONEBOOKUsing the phonebookPhonebook menuCall groups

Page 24 to 30 MESSAGESComposing messagesUsing Mode T9InboxDraftsSending optionsMemory


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Contents

Page 31 to 35 WAPWAP MenusConfiguring parametersLogging on Downloading objectsLogging offGPRS

Page 36 GAMESMegaBox ConquestDownloaded games

Page 37 to 38 SOUNDSRing tonesVibrateSilent modeBeeps

Page 39 to 40 BACKGROUNDColoursWallpapersScreensaversGreeting msg

Page 41 to 44 SETTINGSDate and timeMy objectsLanguagesNetworksContrastEnergy savingShortcutsActive Flip


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Contents

Page 45 to 49 CALLSCalls forwardedView last callsCountersDisplay numbersCall waitingAutomatic redialAnswer phone number Local info

Page 50 to 54 SECURITYKeypad lockingPIN numberPIN number 2Phone codeConfidentialityOperator codeCall barringFixed diallingCosts

Page 55 to 58 ACCESSORIESCalculatorConverterAlarmTimerCar kitData

Page 59 SERVICES

Page 60 to 61 TECHNICAL FEATURES

Page 62 to 64 WARRANTIES

Page 65 to 69 TROUBLESHOOTING

Page 70 to 72 INDEX


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Your phone package - Accessories

When you open the box, check that all the items are present:

1 - Telephone2 - Mains charger3 - Battery4 - User manual

AccessoriesYou can also find (as an option) or order the following accessories:Pedestrian kitExtra batteryExtra chargerCable to connect your myC-x to a PC USB or serial port

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Description

Stop key:Hold down: StopPress briefly:In a call context: Rejects a call - hung upIn menus: Return to home page.

Start key: Press briefly: Starts phoneIn call context: Call - reception of a call - hands-free mode

Left programmable key:In home page: Access to certain functions (shortcuts)In menus: Cancel (or return) as indicated on screenDuring call: Reduces volume

Right programmable key:In home page: Access to certain functions (shortcuts)In menus: Accept, choose as shown on screenDuring call: Increases volume

Top key: Previous choice / reduce value / top

Down key: Down choice / increase value / down

Left key: Up input field / move left

Right key: Down input field / move right

* Key :Hold down: In home page: Silent modePress briefly + OK (right programmable key) activates ordeactivates keypad lockingIn call reception mode: Short press stops ring toneIn ring tone setting mode: Activates/deactivates ring tone

# Key: Zoom mode (see message and WAP menus)

Lateral keys: Volume up/down: increase/decrease level ofvolume during a call.

Programmable keys and Shortcut keys


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Principles of navigation

These basic principles bring a great deal of intuitiveness to your tele-phone

All the active areas on a white background (icon selector, pro-grammable keys, menu selector, choice list)

Accept by pressing the right programmable key .Cancel by pressing the left programmable key .

The tabs on the sides at the down of the screen refer to theProgrammable keys (and not to the left/right keys)

In the menus a title bar indicates the down higher level.

The down / top65 navigation keys are used to navigatefrom one menu to the down within the same menu structure.

The right programmable key is used to go from a menuto a sub-menu.The left programmable key is used to go from a sub-menu to a menu.

The first menu level can be identified by a large animated iconin the centre of the screen.The second menu level can be identified by a large static iconin the centre of the screen.The lowest sub-menus are lists.

The Stop1key (press briefly) is used to return to the homepage (current function is abandoned).

Menu

Back Select

Sounds

Back Select

Sounds

Ring tones

Volume and ring tone

Back OK

AlarmCallsMessagesFax

1st level

2nd level

3rd level


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Home page

The home page contains the following

1 - The title bar icons:Battery

Calls forwarded

Call (establishing the call)

Call (hands free)

SMS (reception of an SMS, full SMS)

FAX

DATA

Silent mode

Message in answer phonebox

WAP (@)

GPRS

Home zone

HPLMN / roaming

Keypad locking + WTLS (exclusive functions)

Protected WAP logon

Protected WAP logon icon with certificate

Signal strength level (5 bars).

2 - Date and time, in digital or analogue mode3 - Network name4 - Tab centred on down line:the main "menu" tab shows that the menu can beaccessed via the down / up65keys.The following information may also be displayed:"1 message received"; or "1 call".They can be deleted by pressing Stop1 key briefly.

Menu

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Activating your telephone

To use your telephone, you have a smart card called aSIM card. It contains all the information needed by thenetwork as well as other information unique to youand that you can modify:

Secret codes (PIN(s): Personal Identification Numbers),these codes allow you to restrict access to your SIMcard.

Phonebook,

Messages,

How special services work.

Your telephone is compatible with the different SIMcards offered by operators.

It is also compatible with the SIM/WIM cards (cardscontaining the WIM module in addition (WIM =Wireless Identity Module) that is used for secure WAPcommunications.

ATTENTIONThis card must be handled and stored with care to avoid damaging it by scraping or bending it. Ifyou should lose your SIM card, contact your operator or your SMC (Services Marketing Company)immediately.Comment: do not leave your SIM card within the reach of young children.

Information on the SIM card


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The SIM card is inserted under the telephone's battery.Ensure that the telephone is switched off and the chargerdisconnected.

Turn your phone over. Pull out the lock (1) and removethe battery (2).

Install the card with the gold coloured sections facingtowards the phone and the cut-off corner lined up tomatch the drawing on the phone. Pull the lock to fix thecard.To remove the card, push the lock.

Replace the battery by sliding it (1) and press (2) to lock.

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Installing the SIM card and installing the battery

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Your telephone is powered by a rechargeable battery. Anew battery must be charged for 4 hours at least beforebeing used for the first time. It reaches its optimumcapacity after a few cycles of use.When your battery has been discharged, the telephonedisplays the state (empty battery icon flashes). In thiscase recharge your battery for at least 15 minutesbefore making any more calls so as to avoid being cutoff mid-call.

To recharge the battery:Connect the charger to a mains socket.Plug the end of the cable into the connector at the baseof the telephone.

The telephone starts to charge up, the battery charginglight flashes to indicate charging. Charging stops byitself. Disconnect the cable.It is possible that the battery may heat up slightly du-ring charging; this phenomenon is normal.

Charging the battery


ATTENTION

There is danger of explosion if the battery is replaced incorrectly or if it is exposed to fire.Do not short circuit it.The battery does not have any part that you can change.Do not try to open the battery casing.Use only the appropriate chargers and batteries shown in the manufacturer's catalogue.Used batteries must be disposed of in the appropriate places.It is advisable to remove the battery if your telephone is not used for extended periods.


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My mobile in 5 minutes

Switch on the telephone by pressing the Start2key. A shortdisplay appears.

If access to the SIM card is protected, the device prompts you toenter the PIN number:

Enter the code between 4 and 8 digits given to you when theSIM card was issued. These digits do not appear on the screenfor security reasons.

Press the right programmable key to accept.

If your mobile indicates that the SIM is missing, press the Stop1 key to switch off your telephone and check that the SIMcard is correctly installed.

OKDelete

PIN number?****

Getting started

PIN Number

You are now ready to use your mobile for the first time.

This is your SIM's secret code.

AttentionIf a wrong PIN number is entered three times in succession, your SIM card is blocked.You must then:- Enter "**05*".- Enter the PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) code provided by your operator, and accept.- Enter your PIN number and accept.- Enter your PIN number again and accept.After 5 or 10 failed attempts (depending on the type of SIM card), the SIM card is definitely locked.You must then contact your operator or your SMC to obtain a new card.


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In due course, when the battery is completely discharged, or if it has beenremoved, you will be prompted systematically to confirm date and time.

Setting the date:Set the date by entering it directly in numerical form or byusing the down / up 65keys to increase or decrease thedefault values.Use the right key8(or left key7) to access the next (or last )data input field.Once the date is correct, press the right programmable key

to accept.

Setting the time: Same procedure as for setting the time.

From now on the telephone hunts for a network on which it canmake calls.If it finds one,it displays the name of the network on thescreen.You are then ready to send or receive a call.

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Date valid?Friday

03 May 2002

Time and date

Setting time and date When you use your mobile for the first time, you need to set the date and time.

Network

If the network icon appears, calls are possible on your operator's network.If the letter R and a network name are displayed,calls are possible on the network of a different operator.If the letter R is displayed without any network name, only the emergency services are acces-sible (ambulance, police, fire brigade).

If the network icon flashes,the telephone is in permanent search mode.There is no network available.Thesignal strength indicator received allows you to display the quality of reception. If it indicates less thanthree bars,search for better reception in order to call in good conditions.

Cancel



Dial the number of your correspondent.Press the Start2key.

During the call, the call in progress icon flashes on screen andtones may indicate the establishment of the call.

Once communication has been established, the call icon stopsflashing.

You can adjust the sound level (volume) using the left andright programmable keys.

At the end of the conversation press the Stop 1 key to hangup.

First call

International callPress 0 (hold down) to display "+", then dial the country code without waiting for the dialtone, then the number of the called party.Emergency servicesDepending on the operators you can obtain the emergency service with or without SIMcard or when the keypad is locked. It is enough to be in an area served by a network.To obtain the international emergency service, dial 112 then press the Start2key.

Vol+Vol- Menu

Call

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Receiving a call


When you receive a call, the number of your correspondent isdisplayed when it is presented by the network.

Press the Start2key or the right programmable keyto answer, and speak.

To refuse the call, press the Stop1key or the left program-mable key .

To stop the ring tone or the vibrate, without refusing the call,press the00key.

All the numbers corresponding to incoming and outgoing calls arelogged in the list of recent calls.

Press the Stop1 key for one second.The end message is displayed. The telephone switches off.

Switching off

ATTENTION:Pressing the Start key a second time launches hands-freemode, in this mode do not bring the mobile up to your ear.

SelectBusy

Call from0605030401


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First setting: Ring tone

We want to familiarise you with the interface of your new mobile,using a simple setting: choosing a ring tone and adjusting thevolume.


Menu

Back Select

Sounds

Back Select

Sounds

Ring tones

This menu allows you to allocate a ring tone to each type of event.

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In the home page, press the down6key to access the mainmenus.

The first menu offered is Phonebook.Press the down6key four times to access the Sounds menu.

Enter this menu by pressing the right programmable key .

You can access the second level of the menu that containsfour sub-menus: Ring tones, Vibrate, Silent mode, beeps.

The first sub-menu offered is Ring tones.

Enter by pressing the right programmable key .


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Back Select

Calls

Previous OK

AlarmCallsMessagesFax

Volume

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With the help of the down / up65 keys select the type offunction where you want to change the ring tone from the pro-posed list (Alarm, Calls, Messages and Fax) and accept.


Calls

Back OK

Ring tones:

Sonar 4Using the down / up65 keys select the ring tone from thelist offered.


For every new selection, you will hear the corresponding ring.If required, press the Silent mode key00 to cancel the sound.

Adjust the volume using the down / up65keys.

The volume is adjusted over a scale of 1 to 4.The ring tone is played at the chosen level whenever a change ismade.

You can select "+" volume to choose a ring that that starts quiet-ly and rises to a crescendo.

Accept by pressing the right programmable key .


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Phonebook

Using the phonebook

Phonebook

Back Options

In the home page press the down6 key to access the mainmenus. The first menu offered is phonebook.

Press the right programmable key corresponding to theaccept tab to enter the menu.

The list of your correspondents appears, by default, the cursor ispositioned on the first name in alphabetical order.

If you are using your telephone and SIM card for the first time,the phonebook list will be empty, only the Phonebook Menufunction will be available.

Select a contact from the list using the down / up65keys.Then press the right programmable key .

The list of numbers in the phonebook of the SIM card variesin relation to the capacity of thecard: the supplier company willtell you what this is.

The phonebook allows you to store numbers that you call regular-ly.These numbers can be stored in the SIM card or in the telephone.

Phonebook MenuEmmaPeterSteve

Different icons inform you of the position of the phonebook wherethe number is stored:

Your SIM card phonebook

Your telephone phonebook

Your SIM card's fixed dialing.


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Phonebook

Phonebook

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You can also enter a letter to access directly the first contact starting withthis letterIf you know the memory number of this contact on the SIM card (say 21 forexample), you can enter 21* directly.

Choose from the options offered:

See contactThe first menu offered is See contact. Enter.The detail of the store appears (location, call group, name, num-ber).

Modify contactModify contact.Enter. Using the down6key.Modify name if required, and Accept.Modify number if required, and Accept.Modify call group if required, and Accept.

DeleteSelect Delete. Enter.Confirm deletion of entry with Yes.

CallSelect Call. Press the right programmable key to startthe call.

You can also select the party to be called from the phonebook, andpress the Start2key to make the call.

Send messageSelect Send message. Accept.Text editor opens automatically.

Send messageSee contactModify contactDelete

Liz0660011066

Back

See contact

CallBack

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Phonebook

Phonebook menu

Phonebook

Back OK

OK

In the Phonebook screen, press the right programmable keyto enter the menu.

Press the up5key to position the cursor on the Phonebookmenu and accept.

Choose from the options offered (add contact, call group,memory, my numbers).

Add contactSelect Add contact and accept and press the right program-mable key to enter the menu.

Choose the place where you wish to enter the contact (SIM cardor telephone) using the down / up65keys, and accept.

Enter name of your correspondent and accept.Enter telephone number and accept.

Choose a call group to which you want to allocate this contactand accept.(See page 23: call groups)

The phonebook menu allows you to create new contacts, to create call groups andto check the memory available to store new contacts.

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Phonebook

Back

My numbersAdd contactCall groupsMemory


Phonebook

Phonebook menu

Phonebook

Back

Call groups(See page 23)

MemorySelect memory and accept.

The screen displays the number of free locations on SIM cardand in telephone itself.

My numbersYou can create the entries corresponding to your own numbersin order to consult them when necessary.

Select My numbers and accept.Enter the different details and accept.

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Phonebook

Call groups

Phonebook

Back OK

Creating new groups:Do same as above to obtain the phonebook menu and accept.

Press down6key to position the cursor on Call groups andenter.

By default, the cursor is placed on Call groups menu, accept.

Choose one of the options offered (Create group or memoryavailable).

Creating a groupBy default, the cursor is placed on Create group, enter.

Enter group name and accept.

Choose the icon, ring tone and vibrate mode that you want toallocate to this group (accept after each step).

MemorySelect memory and OK.The screen displays the number of locations available for newgroups.

You have the facility to group your contacts into call groups.It is possible to allocate characteristics to each group (icon, ringtone, vibrate).

6 default call groups have already been created. You can create others.

Add contactCall groupsMemoryMy numbers

Call groups

Back Options

VIPCall groups menuColleaguesCustomers


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Messages

Compose messages

Messages

Back Select

The message menu brings together the following two types of mes-sages: SMS and EMS (an EMS is an extended message, longer thanan SMS with images and sounds added). It is possible to exchangedifferent types of contents: text, call group icons, screen back-grounds, tunes, WAP bookmarks.

This menu allows you to compose your messages.

Compose

From the Messages menu select the Compose menu andenter.

By default, the language used is the language activated in the tele-phone's menu display (or English if a language not supported byEasy Message T9™ has been chosen for the menus).

When the text has been entered, the right programmable key(choice) can also be used to access the functions offered:

Send is used to send the message by entering the correspon-dent's number.T9 options (see next page)ABC mode (see page 26)123 mode (see page 26)Cancel is used to delete all text enteredActivate/deactivate zoom is used to modify size of charactersStore is used to save a draft in memoryFormatting is used to enrich a textInsert to insert an image or sound into your message (see page 26).

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Messages

Using T9 ModePress once the key corresponding to the letter chosen andmake the word by continuing to press the keys correspondingto the various letters without paying attention to the display,until you have finished inputting the word: it then appears ininverse video.

If the word offered is what you wanted to enter, press the 0 keyto accept it, create a space and move to the down word.

However, it is possible that several words exist in the corre-sponding dictionary for the same sequence of keys pressed. Ifthe word that appears is not the word you expected, press theright programmable key indicating to scroll throughthe words held in the dictionary corresponding to this keysequence.

When you find the chosen word, press the 0 key to accept it, cre-ate a space and move on to the down word.

Press the right key to simply accept the characters enteredwithout creating a space and moving on to another T9 word.

If the word you want does not appear in the dictionary, severaladditional input modes can be used to display it.

The Easy Message T9™ helps you to conveniently enter your shortmessages.

Drafts T9

Delete

Drafts T9

Delete

Hell

Hello

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When composing a message:The navigation keys assumethe following functions:- Left key7:

Last word- Right key8:

Next word- Up key 5:

Last line- Down key6:

Next line- Left programmable key

:Deletes last letter

- Right programmable key:

Message options- Hold down 99key:

Zoom mode (changes size ofcharacters)

- Short press of 99key:Access to symbol table

Messages

Input modesThe ABC mode is used to enter words that do not exist in thedictionary. To obtain a letter, press the corresponding key seve-ral times, the letters and the number scroll past.Mode 123 is used to insert numbers.Insert mode is used to insert symbols, animations, call groupicons and tunes: the SMS then becomes an EMS. Images andsounds can be two types: pre-defined or customised. Pre-defined images and sounds are smaller in size, especially suitedto exchanging messages.

Upper case:A quick touch of the00key will display the next letter in uppercase.Two short presses on the00 key allow you to switch to uppercase editing mode for the whole message.

Punctuation charactersPunctuation characters are obtained with the help of key 1(except in 123 mode), or with the help of Insert mode (fastaccess via the 99key).

Accented charactersAccented characters are generated automatically in T9™ mode.In ABC mode accented characters are available by pressing thekey supporting the non-accented character in succession.

In the input screen, the right programmable key is used toaccess other input options.


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Messages

The number of messages stored in the SIM card varies dependingon the card's capacity.

Receiving messages

When you receive a message, an audio signal sounds (the oneselected in the Sounds menu) and the message icon appearson your telephone screen.

If you do not read the messages, this icon remains displayed onthe screen. When it flashes, the memory is full.

Receiving icons, backgrounds or tunes can take several se-conds. Messages inform you of the progress of the download.

You have the facility to do the following at any time:- To mask this progress screen by pressing the left program-

mable key to make a call or access other telephoneinformation.

- Or stop the download in progress by pressing the right pro-grammable key .

Consult your operator on the downloading of icons,backgroundsor tunes.

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Messages

Received messages are stored in the SIM card or in the telephoneuntil you choose to delete them.

Inbox

Messages

Back Select

From the Messages menu choose the Inbox menu and Select.

Each message contains information on type of message (in theform of an icon) and time (or date) of reception.Unread messages are entered in bold and arranged by arrivaltime and date.

Select a message and press the right programmable key .

Choose from the options offered (Read, Forward, Delete read, reply,reply with original message, call, send, delete, delete all).

If your message contains objects (images or sounds), you cansave them in order to use them later (stored in your telephone'smemory); when reading text, place the cursor on the object andchoose the Save option from the options on the right pro-grammable key .When they gave been stored in memory, the space required inthe telephone is then indicated.You can consult them in the corresponding menus (WAPbookmarks in WAP, tune in Sounds, backgrounds inBackground, and icons in Call groups).

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Messages

Drafts

Messages

Back Select

From the Messages menu choose the Drafts menu and Select.

Select a message and press the right programmable key .If you do not delete this message, it will remain as a draft andcan be re-used even if you have already sent it.

Choose from the options offered (Read, Send, Delete, Delete all,Modify).

When you store a composed message, it is stored among the drafts.

Drafts

Sending options

Messages

Back Select

From the Messages menu choose the Send Options and Select.

From the send options offered (acknowledgement, replyoffered, period of validity - life cycle of message on networkbefore being routed - , message format, message centre).

Several sending options are offered.

Options


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Messages

Memory

Messages

Back Select

From the Messages menu select the Memory option andSelect.

The screen shows you the memory available on the SIM cardand in the telephone.

You may know the memory available for saving messages.

Memory


The Services menu, a dropdown menu, can be accessed at alltimes when navigating through WAP pages.

Select the top left icon using the 5up key.

Consult the menu using the right programmable key.The Services menu contains all the following sub-menus:

Welcome: logs onto the home page.(carries the name of your access provider)

Bookmarks: is used to save in a phonebook the names andaddresses of Internet sites to facilitate easy access.You can receive bookmarks from SMS and add them to this list(see chapter on SMS).You can also send messages by SMS: select a bookmark, pressthe right programmable key (Choice), then select Send bySMS.

Go to URL: this menu allows you to input an Internet addressdirectly.

B. reception: this menu allows you consult messages sent bythe Internet site.

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WAP (Wireless Application Protocol): protocol that translates theInternet language into WML language that can be read by amobile. The WAP function allows you to log onto certain Internetsites. You can log onto sites that allow you to download tunes,icons or animated screensavers to your telephone.

WAP

The WAP Menus

The WAP navigator is under licence:

You can activate the magnifyingglass to increase the size of thecharacters by holding down the #key

The WAP navigator is the exclusiveproperty of Openwave. For this rea-son , it is forbidden to modify, trans-late, disassemble or even decom-pile all or part of the software thatmakes up the navigator.


Select the Advanced… menu, then the configuration menu.Choose from the sub-menus offered:

Logon parameters is used to select or modify your accessprovider's logon parameters or configure the parameters ofother access providers.

The active access service is preceded with a start.

WAP

Configuring WAP parameters

Save image: is used to save a WAP site image (option).

Reload: refreshes the current page.

Clear the cache: clears the stored information on previouslogons.

Advanced…: offers the following advanced settings- Configuring parameters- Show URL- Logoff- Circuit message (if user can confirm each logon)- Security (is used to access information on making WAP

connections secure).

About…: information on the browser.

Exit: returns to the telephone's home page.

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Configuration of WAP and GPRS parameters:

All information to be entered in the parameters are provided byyour operator or access provider.

- Choose desired access service, then press Choice.

- Enter title of service and accept.

- Enter Internet address of home page and accept.

- Enter parameters of preferred logon:

GPRS otherwise GSM (by default): the logon to WAP servicesuses the GPRS as a priority. However, in the event of unavai-lability of the GPRS network, the GSM network is used to estab-lish the link.

GPRS: the logon to WAP services uses the GPRS network exclu-sively.

GSM: the logon to WAP services uses the GSM network exclu-sively.

The GSM parameters to be entered are:

- User name

- Password

- IP address of WAP gateway

- Port type (secure or insecure)

- Call number

- Access mode (digital, analogue or automatic)

In automatic mode access can be gained to the operator's networkby a digital link and by an analogue link to a different network (inroaming).

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The GPRS parameters to be entered are:- User name- Password- IP address of WAP gateway- Port type (secure or insecure)- APN: if no APN has been defined, press the right program-

mable key (Choice) then the APN menu. Select or addand APN.

Once all the settings have been entered, you can activate thechosen access provider. Select him from the list. Confirm yourchoice with OK.

Inactivity time is used to choose the time after which the callis automatically disconnected if you have forgotten to log offfrom a service.

FastW@p (depending on model) is used for faster access toInternet site pages.Selecting FastW@P in GPRS may impact on the charges dependingon the charging policy used by the operator.

Using the Welcome menu, you can log onto your accessprovider's WAP site by pressing the right programmable key

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If you are logging onto the GSM network, the @ symbol flashes,the metering of the cost of the call starts as soon as it stopsflashing.

WAP

WAP Logging on

The connection to a WAP service onthe GPRS network is not cut if anincoming call is received. You cananswer the call.


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WAP

To log off press Stop1key.The logoff happens automatically after a few seconds of inac-tivity if you forget to log off.This period is defined by the inactivity time setting.

A flashing display indicates that the telephone is logging ontoa GPRS network.A non-flashing display indicates that the telephone is loggedonto the GPRS network.

This icon is not displayed if the GPRS network is not available orif the SIM card inserted in your telephone does not include theGPRS service. It may also disappear when accessing WAP servic-es if the connection uses the GSM network instead of the GPRSnetwork.

WAP Logging off

GPRS

Some WAP sites allow you to download tunes, icons or animatedscreensavers. Once downloaded, they are stored in your tele-phone's memory. You can then save them in your telephone(same operation as used for downloading using SMS).

Downloading objects


Your telephone is supplied with two games: MegaBox Conquestand Picture puzzle.On line help is supplied to use the games.

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Games


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Sounds

This menu allows you to customise the ring tones on your tele-phone and to activate beep and vibrate modes.

From the Sounds menu choose Ring tone menu and Select.

Select the type of event from the list offered (Alarm, Calls,Messages and Fax) and accept.

Select the ring tone from the list offered and accept.

Adjust the volume using the down / up keys and accept.

You can deactivate the sound by pressing the00key.


Vibrate

Sounds

Back Select

Sounds

Back Select

From the Sounds menu choose the Vibrate menu and Select.

Select the vibrate mode from the choices offered (ring tone andvibrate, vibrate only, vibrate inactive or vibrate plus ring tone)and accept.

Ring tones

Vibrate

This menu allows you to allocate a ring tone to each type of event.

This menu allows you to activate the vibrate mode for calls.


Sounds

From the Sounds menu select Silent mode and Select.

Activate or deactivate Silent mode and accept.

Silent mode can also be accessed via the home page by hold-ing down the00key.

When the device is in silent mode, the relevant icon appears onthe home page.In this mode the ring tone will not function, except for the alarmclock.

Silent mode

Beeps

Sounds

Back Select

Sounds

Back Select

From the Sounds menu choose the Beeps menu and Select.

Select the type of beep you want to allocate from the choicesoffered (Key beep, Network beep or Battery beep) and accept.Activate or deactivate the beep and accept.

In the case of key beeps, you can also choose from the twotypes of beeps offered: key beeps or Dtmf tone (different beepdepending on the key pressed).

Beeps

Silent mode

This menu allows you to switch to Silent mode.

This menu allows you to activate a beep for each type of event.

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Attention: vibrate mode is not a priority in relation to the choice ofring tones in the call groups. To make vibrate mode apply in ge-neral, switch to Silent mode.


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Background

This menu allows you to customise your screen by choosing thecolour, background image, animation or greeting message.

Colours

Wallpapers

Background

Back Select

Background

Back Select

From the Background menu select the Wallpapers menu andSelect.

Select the Wallpaper and Select (right programmable key).The image appears in the background of the home page.

Press the right programmable key to select this choice,or the left programmable key to return to choice.

Colours

Wallpapers

From the Background menu select the Colours menu andSelect.

Select the colour you want to se during navigation from themenus and accept.

This menu allows you to display the colours you want on your mobile.

This menu allows you to display the background image you want on yourmobile.


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Background

Screensavers

Greeting msg

Background

Back Select

Background

Back Select

From the Background menu select the Welcome text menuand Select.

Enter the text that you want to see appear in the greeting mes-sage (when you switch on) and accept.

Greeting msg

Screensavers

From the Background menu select the Screensavers menuand Select.

Select a screensaver from the options offered and accept.

The chosen screensaver appears on the screen, accept it.

Adjust the screensaver display time (greater than 60 seconds)and accept. The screensaver appears at the end of each periodof inactivity.

This menu allows you to display an animation when the telephone is in standbymode.

This menu allows you to customise your greeting message.


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Settings

This menu allows you to customise the settings of your telephoneto make it as convenient as possible for you to use.

Date / Time

From the Settings menu select the Date / Time menu andSelect.

Date: set the date by entering it directly in digital form or byusing the down / up65keys.Use the right key8(or left7) to access the next (or last)input field.Once the date is correct, accept it.

Time: same procedure as for setting the time.

This menu allows you to set the date and time of your telephone.

My Objects

Settings

Back Select

My Objects

From the Settings menu select the My objects menu andSelect.

The amount of memory available is displayed. This memory isdivided between your downloaded ring tones, wallpapers andscreensavers.

You can delete your objects to increase the memory availablefor new downloads.

This menu allows you to find out how much memory is available for objects.


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Settings

Languages

Settings

Back Select

From the Settings menu select the Languages menu andSelect.

Select the language of your choice and accept.

If you select Automatic, the display language will be the lan-guage of your SIM card.

Networks

Settings

Back Select

From the Settings menu select the Networks menu andSelect.

Choose Preferred to view all the pre-registered networks.

Choose Selection to activate (automatically or manually) oneof the networks accessible in the area in which your are located.

Languages

Networks

This menu allows you to choose your telephone's display language.

This menu allows you to configure network preferences.


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Settings

Contrast

Settings

Back Select

From the Settings menu select the Contrast menu and Select.

A test screen allows you to adjust the contrast by means of thedown / up65 keys and enter.

Contrast

This menu is used to adjust screen contrast (depending on model).

Energy saving

Settings

Back Select

Energy saving

From the Settings menu select the Energy saving menu andSelect.

Activate or deactivate the backlight and accept.

By deactivating the screen backlight you increase the battery life ofyour telephone.

Attention: display legibility is reduced.

This function is used to deactivate the screen backlight (depending on model).


Settings

Shortcuts

Active Flip

From the Settings menu select the Shortcuts menu andSelect.

Select the key that you wish to modify and accept.

Choose the function that you want to allocate to this key andaccept.

By default, you can answer calls by opening the flip and you canterminate the call by closing the flip.

This menu allows you to modify these settings:- On opening :allows you to activate or deactivate call acceptance

when opening the flip.- On closing: allows you to activate or deactivate call hang up

when closing the flip.

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This menu allows you to allocate functions to the programmable keys.


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Calls

The Calls menu allows you to manage and consult all your tele-phone's incoming and outgoing calls that are marked as follows:

Incoming call

Outgoing call

Forward calls

CallsDepending on your subscription, this service allows you to re-direct incom-ing calls to a different number or answer phonebox.

From the Calls menu select the Calls Forwarded menu andSelect.

Choose the type of forwarding you want from the optionsavailable.

This menu allows you to transfer calls addressed to you.

Back Select

Calls Forwarded


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Fast access to the list of calls from the home page: press the Start2key.

Calls

View last calls

Counters

Calls

CallsIt can also be used to consult the volume of data last exchanged in GPRS.

From the Calls menu select the Counters menu and Select.

Choose the type of counter you want from the options offered.

This menu allows you to access the list of last numbers used.

This menu allows you to consult the duration of the up calls.

Back Select

Back Select

View last calls

Counters

From the Calls menu select the View last calls menu andSelect.Each call contains information on type of call (in the form of anicon), time (or date) and duration.

Select a call from the list and accept.

Choose from the options offered (Call, store in your phonebook,send a message, delete, delete all).

You can also make the call by pressing the Start2 key.


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Calls

Back Select

Display no.

Calls

Display number This menu allows you to modify the status of the display number function.

From the Calls menu select the Display number menu andSelect.

Choose from the options offered (Anonymous mode, My num-ber, Caller’s number).

Anonymous modeYou have the facility to mask your number on the telephone ofthe person you are calling.

Initial: network default mode.

No: you choose not to activate anonymous mode and so to dis-play your number.

Yes: you choose to active anonymous mode and so not to dis-play your number.


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During a call you may be informed that a caller is trying to reachyou: you hear a special tone.The caller's number is displayed on thescreen (or the caller's store if it has been stored).

Calls

Call waiting

Automatic redial

Calls

Calls From the Calls menu select the Automatic redial menu andSelect.

You can set the redial function to inactive, on demand or sys-tematic.

If you choose On demand, your telephone will offer to redialyour caller automatically if his number is busy.

(Operator-dependent service)

This menu allows you to call back a caller who has not managed to reach you.

Select

Select

Call waiting

Auto. redial

From the Calls menu select the Call waiting menu and Select.

You can activate, deactivate, or consult the status of the callwaiting service in order to check if it is active or not.

During a call, if a second caller tries to contact you, the screendisplays the call warning.

Back

Back


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Calls

Answer phone number

Local info

Calls

Calls You can choose whether or not to receive information (ask thecompany with which you took out your subscription).

From the Calls menu select the Local info menu and Select.

This function is used to programme your answer phone number.

This menu is used to activate reception of local information broadcast by the network.

Select

Select

Answer phone n°

Local info.

This number will be used when you make a call from the answerphonebox using the programmable keys.

From the Calls menu select the Answer phone number menuand Select.

Enter your answer phone number and accept.

Back

Back


This menu allows you to configure your telephone's security set-tings.

Security

Keypad locking

PIN number

Security

Security From the Security menu select the PIN number menu and Select.

To modify the PIN, select Modify and Select.Enter old PIN and accept.Enter new PIN twice and accept.

To activate or deactivate the PIN, select the Check PIN menuand Select.Enter PIN and accept.Select Activate or Deactivate and accept.

This menu allows you to lock the keypad to avoid unauthorised use(depending on model).

This menu allows you to activate and modify your telephone's PIN.

Select

Select

Keypad locking

PIN number

From the Security menu select the Lock keypad menu andSelect.

Select Activate or deactivate and accept.

The lock icon appears on the home page.

This function is also available in the home page via a combinationof the00 and Select keys (right programmable key ).Back

Back

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The Phone code menu allows you to activate the phone code sothat it is requested and checked whenever the phone is switchedon if a different SIM card is used. This code is automatically linkedto the SIM card installed when the phone is activated.

Security

PIN number 2

Phone code

Security

Security To activate or deactivate the phone code, select the Phonecode menu and accept.Enter 0000 and accept.Select Activate or Deactivate and accept.

To modify the phone code, select Modify and accept.Enter old phone code and accept.Enter new phone code and accept.Enter phone code again to verify it and accept.

You have a second PIN number to allow you to access certain functions*.

The phone code is a secret code intended to protect the phone if stolen.

Select

Select

PIN number 2

Phone code

* This function may or may not be available depending on yourSIM card.

Proceed as above in order to activate, deactivate or modify PINnumber 2 of your telephone.

Back

Back


Operator code

Security From the Security menu, select the Operator code menu andSelect.

Access to this service depends on your type of subscription.

Select

Operator codeBack

This menu allows you to modify the call barring.

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The Confidentiality function is used to delete numbers stored inView last calls and the SMS stored in the memory when a new SIMcard is inserted into the phone.

Security

Confidentiality

Security

Select

Confidentiality

From the Security menu, select the Confidentiality menu andSelect.

Select Activate or Deactivate and accept.

Back


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Security

Call barring

Security Before you can use this service, a password will be provided by youroperator when you take out your subscription.

From the Security menu, select the Call barring menu andSelect.

Select Activate or Deactivate and accept.

Access to this service depends on your subscription type.

This menu allows you to block the sending or reception of certain calls.

Select

Call barringBack

Call barring can be applied to ALL calls (incoming and outgoing),to all incoming calls when you are away from your home country(if roaming available).

Fixed dialling

SecurityFrom the Security menu, select the Fixed dialling menu andSelect.Enter PIN number 2 and accept.Select Activate or Deactivate and accept.Proceed as for any other phonebook.By activating this function, you can send calls only to the num-bers storeed in this phonebook.This phonebook is linked to the SIM card, and its size depends on thecard's capacity.Select

Fixed diallingBack

This menu allows you to restrict the sending of calls.


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Security

Costs

On the Security menu, please select the Cost menu andvalidate.

The Cost menu (*) lets you check the cost of the last call youmade and of all the calls you made since you last deleted them.

The Delete costs menu (*) lets you delete the cost of your lastcall and reset the cost counter after entering your PIN 2 code.

(*) WARNINGDepending on how the networks and associated subscriptioncards are configured, some functions may be unavailable (theseare marked out with *).

This menu allows you to control the cost of your calls (*).


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This menu allows you to access the various accessories offered byyour telephone: calculator, converter, alarm, timer, car kit, dataparameters.

Accessories

Calculator

Accessories

This menu allows you to use your telephone as a calculator.

Select

Calculator

From the Accessories menu, select the Calculator menu andSelect.

You can use the calculator with the help of the following keys:

5 Up key: Add6 Down key: Subtract8 Right key: Multiply7 Left key: Divide

Right programmable key: EqualsLeft programmable key: Delete

09 * key or #: Decimal point.

If no calculations are being run, the Right programmablekey allows you to use the value in the converter directly.

Back


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Accessories

Converter

Accessories

This menu allows you to convert one currency to another .

Select

Converter

From the Accessories menu, select the Converter menu andSelect.

Enter a value and press the Up key5to convert from one cur-rency to another, or the Down key6to convert back.

The right programmable key allows you to use the fol-lowing options:

Rapid exchangeIf you check the Rapid exchange box, the converter will work inthe home page by entering the desired numbers and pressingthe up / down65keys to make the conversion.

Exchange rateEnter the rate of exchange corresponding to the chosen currencies.

CurrenciesEnter the two types of currencies to be converted.

Go to calculatorThis option allows you to use immediately the value convertedin the calculator.

Back


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Accessories

Alarm

Timer

Accessories

Back Select

Alarm

Accessories

Back Select

Timer

From the Accessories menu, select the Alarm menu and Select.

Activate or Deactivate the alarm and accept.

Set the waking time by entering the numbers directly or using thedown / up65keys and accept.

The alarm icon appears on the home page.

From the Accessories menu, select the Timer menu and Select.

Activate or Deactivate the alarm and accept.

Set the duration by entering the numbers directly or using thedown / up65keys and accept.

The alarm icon appears on the home page.

This menu allows you to set and activate the alarm.

This menu is used to set and activate the timer.

The alarm works even when the mobile is switched off.


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Accessories

Car kit

Data

Accessories

Back Select

Car kit

Accessories

Back Select

Data

From the Accessories menu,select the Car kit menu and Select.

Choose from the options offered (Automatic response, Switchoff, Alarm timing, Hands-free volume control).

From the Accessories menu, select the Data parameters menuand Enter.Choose from the following options: IrDA (to activate the infraredport, depending on model), speed (to configure the data transferspeed if you are using AT commands) and GPRS (to select the class).Depending on the options chosen, the (data/fax) modem will beavailable: you can connect your myX-5 to a computer, even with-out a PMCIA card, by using a cable or the IrDA port, and then sendor receive faxes and data.

This menu allows you to configure your telephone with a car kit (depending on model).

This menu is used to configure the data exchange with another telephone.


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Services

Services

From the Services menu, choose from the list offered.

This menu allows you to access your operator's basic services.

This menu allows you to access numerous services offered by youroperator. The list of these services will appear in the menu depend-ing on your subscription.


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Technical features

Use of your telephone is subject to safety measures designed to protect users and their environment.

Electrical safety:Only use those chargers listed in the manufacturer’s catalogue. Using any other charger may be dangerous; it wouldalso invalidate your warranty. Line voltage must be the same as that indicated on the charger’s serial plate.

Aircraft safety:You must switch off your telephone on aeroplanes when so instructed either by cabin crew or by signs. Mobile phoneuse may be dangerous to the operation of the aircraft and may disrupt the mobile network.

Explosive materials:Please comply with signs at petrol stations telling you to switch off your mobile. You must also observe radio equipment usage restrictions in chemical plants, fuel depots and at any location where blasting operations are underway.

Electronic medical equipment:Your telephone is a radio transmitter which may interfere with electronic medical equipment such as hearing aids,pacemakers, etc. Your doctor or the manufacturers of such equipment will be able to give you any advice you mayneed in this area. Always make sure that your phone is switched off in hospitals when so instructed by signs or by medical staff.

Road safety:Except in emergencies, do not use your phone when driving unless you have a hands-free kit enabling you to manoeuvre freely. In order to give your full attention to driving, stop and park safely before making a call. You mustcomply with any current legislation.


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Technical features

This mobile telephone complies with European requirements governing exposure to radio waves.Your telephone is a transmitter/receiver. It has been designed and manufactured to comply with radiofrequency ener-gy exposure limits recommended by the Council of the European Union and the ICNIRP for the entire population.These limits were established by independent scientific agencies on the basis of in-depth and regular evaluations ofscientific studies. The limits include a large safety margin that is intended to guarantee the safety of all, irrespectiveof age or state of health.The exposure standard for mobile telephones uses a unit of measure called the SAR, or Specific Absorption Ratio.TheSAR limit recommended by the Council of the European Union and the ICNIRP is 2 W/kg*. Tests were conducted on astandardised usage position basis, with the telephone transmitting at its maximum level certified in all its frequencybands. Although the standardised measurement is done at maximum power, the real SAR of the telephone in use isgenerally very far below the maximum value.The telephone was designed to operate at the power level strictly neces-sary to ensure communication with the network. In general, the closer you are to a base station, the lower the powerat which the telephone will transmit.

Validation of conformity with European directive 1999/5 (directive R&TTE) is a pre-requisite for introducing any modelof telephone onto the market. Protection of health and the safety of the public and the user are a vital requirementof this directive.This model's maximum SAR value measured in the conformity test is 1.13 W/kg.Although differences may exist from one telephone to the other and depending on position, all comply withEuropean regulations.

*The SAR limit for telephones used by the general public is 2 watts/kilogram (2 W/kg) on average for 10 g of tissue.This value includes a large safety margin to increase protection and to take account of the variations in measure-ments. The SAR information may vary in different parts of the world, depending on declared national requirementsand the frequency bands used by the network.


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Warranties

Usage precautionsYour mobile telephone allows you to download ring tones, icons and animated screensavers. Some of these items may containdata that may cause malfunctions of your mobile telephone or data losses (virus for example).For this reason, Sagem rejects all responsibility concerning (1) the reception of downloaded data or losses of the said data, (2)the impact on the operation of the mobile telephone and (3) damages resulting from receiving the said downloaded data orloss of said data. In addition, Sagem states that a failure caused by receiving downloaded data that do not comply with thespecifications set by Sagem is excluded from the warranty. Consequently, the diagnosis and repair of a mobile infected by thesaid downloaded data will be at the expense of the customer.

Warranty conditionsWhenever you wish to make use of the warranty, please contact your vendor and present him with the purchasing paperworkthat he gave you.If a fault occurs, he will advise you.

If you bought your telephone directly from SAGEM SA, the following rules will apply:

1.The new equipment (excluding consumables), including new accessories bundled with the telephone, are guaranteed bySAGEM SA, parts and labour (apart from travel) against any manufacturing fault for a period of twelve (12) months with effectfrom the sale of the equipment by SAGEM SA to the customer, on presentation of the paperwork stating the purchase date ofthe equipment.

Equipment that has been repaired or replaced as standard during the warranty period stated above is guaranteed (parts andlabour) until the later of these two dates:Expiry of the guarantee period of twelve (12) months stated above or three (3) months with effect from the support providedby SAGEM SA.

In any disputes, the equipment is covered by the legal warranty against the consequences of faults or hidden defects in com-pliance with articles 1641 and subsequent of the French civil code.

2.All faulty equipment under warranty will be replaced or repaired free of charge at SAGEM SA's option (with the exclusion ofrepair of any other damage), once it has been specified that the work required for the application of the warranty will be donein a workshop and that the return costs (transport and insurance) of the equipment to the address to be indicated to it by theSAGEM SA after-sales service, whose telephone number will appear on the delivery note, will be charged to the customer.Subject to essential legal provisions, SAGEM SA does not accept any warranty, explicit or implicit, other than the warranty pro-vided expressly in this chapter, nor shall SAGEM SA accept responsibility for any immaterial and/or indirect damages (such asloss of orders, loss of profit or any other financial or commercial damage) under the warranty or not.


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Warranties

3.The acceptance of an item of equipment under warranty demands that a purchase document that is legible and without modi-fication, stating vendor's name and address, date and place of purchase, type of equipment and IMEI, are attached to the war-ranty, and that the information on the equipment identification label is legible and that this label or any other seal has not beentampered with.

The warranty applies in normal conditions of use.

Prior to sending the equipment for repair, it is the customer's responsibility to backup at his expense the customised datastored in the equipment (phonebook, settings, wallpapers). A list of backup facilities can be provided by SAGEM SA on request.The responsibility of SAGEM SA cannot be invoked if damage occurs to customer files, programs or data. The information oroperating elements and the contents of files will not be re-installed in any case in the event of loss.

SAGEM SA may decide, at its option, to repair the equipment with new or reconditioned parts, replace the equipment with newequipment or, in any dispute, equipment in good working condition. During its work SAGEM SA reserves the facility to make,where necessary, any technical modifications to the equipment where these modifications doe not adversely affect its initialpurpose.

Faulty parts to be replaced during a repair under warranty will become the property of SAGEM SA.

The equipment repair and standstill time during the warranty period may not lead to an extension of the warranty period asstated in article 1 above, provided no other vital provisions have been agreed.

The application of the warranty is subject to the full payment of the sums due for the equipment when the request for supportis made.

4.The following are excluded from the warranty:

Breakdowns or malfunctions due to non-compliance with the installation and use instructions, to an external cause of theequipment (shock, lightning, fire, vandalism, malice, water damage of any type, contact with various liquids or any harmfulagent, unsuitable electric current...), to modifications of the equipment made without the written consent of SAGEM SA, to aservicing fault, as described in the documentation supplied with the equipment, to lack of supervision or care, to poor envi-ronmental conditions of the equipment (especially temperature and hygrometry, effects of variations in electric voltage, inter-ference from the mains network or earth) or even due to a repair, a call-out (opening or trying to open the equipment) or toservicing done by personnel not approved by SAGEM SA.


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Warranties

Damage resulting from inadequate packaging and/or poor packing of the equipment sent back to SAGEM SA.

Normal wear and tear of equipment and accessories.

Communication problems linked with a poor environment, especially:Problems accessing and/or logging onto the Internet, such as breakdowns of the access network, the failure of the subscriber'sor his correspondent's line, transmission fault (poor geographic coverage by radio transmitters, interference, disturbance, fai-lure or poor quality of telephone lines...), a fault inherent to the local network (cabling, file server, user terminal) and/or trans-mission network fault (interference, disturbance, failure or poor quality of the network...).Change of parameters of the cellular network made after the equipment was sold.

Supply of new software versions.

Current servicing work: delivery of consumables, installation or replacement of these consumables...

Call-outs for equipment or software modified or added without the written consent of SAGEM SA.

Faults or disruptions resulting from the use of products or accessories not compatible with the equipment.

Items of equipment returned to SAGEM SA without having complied with the return procedure specific to the equipment cove-red by this warranty.

The opening or closing of a SIM operator key and call-outs resulting in the non-operation of the equipment resulting from theopening or closing of SIM operator key done without the agreement of the original operator.

5.In the cases of warranty exclusion and of expiry of the warranty period, SAGEM SA shall draw up an estimate to be given to thecustomer for acceptance before any call-out. The repair and carriage costs (there and back) given in the accepted estimate willbe charged to the customer.

These provisions are valid unless a special written agreement has been made with the customer, and shall apply in mainlandFrance. If one of the provisions turns out to infringe a legally essential rule that consumers could have the benefit of under thenational legislation, this provision will not be applied, but all other provisions will remain valid.


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Troubleshooting

ACTIONS

Hold down the Start key2 (3s).

Charge the mobile up for 15 minutes before starting it again.

Check the battery change icon scrolls.

Yes: charge correct.

No: disconnect the charger, then reconnect it, check that the battery iconscrolls. Press the right programmable key "Start".

If the icon continues not to scroll, repeat the disconnect and connectoperation several times. If the battery still does not charge, contact theafter-sales service.

When the charge battery icon has stopped flashing, the battery ischarged.

The battery has not been recognised by the mobile. Check that the bat-tery is correctly installed in the mobile.

This message is displayed when the battery becomes too weak. Themobile switches itself off automatically. Put the mobile on charge.

Check SIM card is present and properly installed.

Visually check the SIM card. If the card is damaged, contact the operator'spoint of sale to check. If the message continues, contact the after-salesservice.

PIN keying error. Caution: after three attempts, the SIM card is locked.

PROBLEM - SITUATION

Impossible to start mobile

BATTERY STATE UNKNOWN message

LOW BATTERY message

SIM MISSING message

PIN INCORRECT Message


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Troubleshooting

ACTIONS

Three wrong PIN have been entered. Enter your PUK code to unlock theSIM card.

You must then enter: **05*PUK*PIN*PIN#

PUK: PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) code supplied by your operator.

PIN: your PIN.

After 10 failed attempts, the SIM card is permanently locked. You willthen need to contact your operator or SMC to obtain a new SIM card.

At the request of the operator, the mobile may be used only with certaintypes of SIM cards. This message indicates that the SIM card used is notsuitable.

Remove the SIM card and restart the mobile. If the SIM ABSENT messageappears, check the compatibility of the SIM card with the company thatsold you the mobile. Otherwise, contact the after-sales service.

Check the called number. Check that at least one signal strength bar ispresent. If the R icon appears without any operator name being dis-played, only emergency calls are possible.

Check that your call credit with your operator has not been used up.

Check that the SIM card used offers the service that you are requestingand that its validity has not expired.

Check and deactivate the restriction on outgoing calls if necessary.

PROBLEM - SITUATION

SIM LOCKED message

LOCK SIM

No call connection


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Troubleshooting

ACTIONS

The network is overloaded. Call again later.

If the poor call connection persists, contact the hotline.

Try to make a call to check that the mobile and the network are operational.Check and deactivate the permanent calls forwarded (permanent calls for-warded icon displayed). Check and deactivate the restriction on incomingcalls if necessary. If the poor reception persists, contact the hotline.

Avoid holding the telephone with your fingers at the top of the rearcover; this creates an obstacle for the antenna located at this spot.

Check that the SIM card used offers this service. Try to make a call tocheck that mobile and network are operational.

Check the answer phone number is properly configured.To do this, go tothe "Calls" menu, select "Answer phone number" and check the number.Otherwise, enter your operator's answer phone centre number.

Check that the SIM card does offer this service.

Programme the call to be forwarded to answer phoneusing the informa-tion provided by the operator.

Call the answer phone to make it disappear.

PROBLEM - SITUATION

No call reception

Network reception less good duringa call

Impossible to send message

No answer phonebox

Answer phone icon flashing


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Troubleshooting

ACTIONS

Go into the "Settings" menu, select the "Energy saving" menu and acti-vate backlight

Switch off and then switch telephone back on.

In the WAP menu, Clear the cache.

Go into the "Settings" menu, select "Networks", then "Selection". Waituntil the operator appears, select it and accept.

Hit00key, then the right programmable key (OK).

Hold00key down unless ring tone sounds, when a short touch is enough.

Can be activated only in SMS and WAP screens; hold down00key.

This envelop means that you have written or answer phone.To remove it, all you need to do is enter the "Messages" menu to readyour messages. The envelop is then deleted.In the case of a voice message, contact your answer phonebox and let itguide you.

This receiver means that you have received answer phone in your mes-sage box. To remove it, call your answer phone.

PROBLEM - SITUATION

Backlight does not work

In WAP context:SERVER NOT ANSWERING message

Logon to home page impossible

Operator name does not appear onscreen

How do I (un)lock the keypad?

How do I switch to silent mode?

How do I activate zoom?

How do I remove the envelop thatappears on the screen?

How do I lift the receiver that appearson the screen?


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Troubleshooting

ACTIONS

Press the Stop1 key to return to the home page without messages.Go into the Messages menu, select Compose and enter your messageusing the T9 script (predictive input method), which is the default entrymode.

Logon to one of the following sites via your computer: www.fun.com,www.kiwee.com. These sites offer to send ring tones to your mobile inthe form of an SMS. You can also logon to your operator's site. Once theSMS has been received, all you have to do is save it: accept the option"Save messages", the tune will then be added to your list. In addition, youcan logon to some sites by telephone.

Go into the Settings menu, select My objects then delete some objects(too many).

PROBLEM - SITUATION

How do I remove the written messageat the down of the home page (1 call)

How do I download ring tones?

How do I free up memory to downloadmy objects (sounds, images)


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Index

AAccessories p6Accessories (menu) p55Actiating your telephone p10Adapter p6Alarm p57Anonymous mode p47Answer phone number p49

BBackground p39, p40Battery p11

Charging the battery p12Installing the battery p11

Beeps p38

CCalculator p55Call barring p53Call groups p24Calls

Emergency services p14First call p15Receiving a call p16

CALLS (menu) p45Automatic redial p48Calls forwarded p45Call waiting p48Counters p46Display numbers p47View last calls p46

Car kit p58CD p6Charger p6Colours p39Confidentiality p52Contact

Add contact p21Delete p20Modify contact p20See contact p20

Contrast p43Converter p56Currencies p56

DData p58Date and time p14, p41Description p7

EEmergency services p15EMS p24Energy saving p43

FFax p43Fixed dialling p53


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Index

GGAMES p36GPRS p33 to p35Greeting msg p40GSM p33

HHands-free mode p16Home page p9

IIcon p8, p9Input modes p24 to p26International p15IP address p33, p34

KKeypad locking p7, p50

LLanguages p42Local info p49Lock keypad p50

MMegabox Conquest p36Memory p22, p30

Menus p2Messages p24

Compose p24Drafts p29Inbox p28Receiving messages p27Sending options p29

NNetwork p14Networks p42

OObjects p41Operator code p52

PPhonebook p19

Phonebook menu p21Using the phonebook p19

Phone code p51PIN number p10, p13, p50PIN number 2 p51, p53Principles of navigation p8Programmable keys p7PUK code p13


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Index

RRing tones p17, p37

SScreensavers p40Security p50 to p54Send options p29Services p59Settings p41Shortcut keys p7, p44Silent mode p18, p38SIM (card) p10, p11SMS p24Sounds p37, p38Switching off p16

TT9 p25Technical Features p60, p61Text p24 to p26Timer p57Troubleshooting p65 to p68

VVibrate p37Volume p17, p37

WWallbreaker p36Wallpapers p39WAP p31 to p35

Configuring WAP parameters p32 to p34Downloading objects p35Services menu p31, p32WAP logging off p35WAP logging on p34

Warranties p62 to p64

YYour phone package p6


Documents

CE Conformance Document - telekomunikacije.info · MegaBox Conquest Downloaded games Page 37 to 38 SOUNDS Ring tones Vibrate Silent mode Beeps Page 39 to 40 BACKGROUND Colours Wallpapers