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User Guide M30 GB 03/10/00 10:43 Side 2 Cover M30 GB 03/10/00 10:59 Side 4 ss Siemens Mobile Phones A/S Industrivej 30 DK-9490 Pandrup © Siemens AG 2000 All rights reserved. Subject to availability. Rights of modification reserved. Siemens Aktiengesellschaft http://www.siemens.com/mobiles Ref. No.: A31008-H6200-A1-1-7619 Printed in Denmark (7910.3100 GB / 05.00) User Guide M30 M30 Cover M30 GB 03/10/00 11:00 Side 2 2 Menu overview Siemens service Abu Dhabi Siemens Service Center 02713500 Lebanon . F.A. Kettaneh. 01443043 Setup menu Australia . Siemens . 1800622414 Lithuania . Siemens . 822391555 Applications Austria. Siemens . 0517075004 Luxembourg . Siemens . 43843399 Games Sheriff McAllen Bangladesh Siemens . 017527447 Malaysia . Siemens . 037514974 Stopwatch Echo Man List menu Black Jack Belgium . Siemens . 078152221 Marocco. SETEL S.A. 2352409 Outgoing calls Clock Display time Brunei . incomm. 02151 Mauritius . Ireland Blyth . 2116213 Answered calls Set time Bulgaria. Omnitel . 02739488 Netherlands . Siemens . 0703333100 Missed calls 12/24-hour mode China. Siemens . 02150318149 Norway . Siemens . 22633314 Phone book Network services Call divert Fixed numbers Call barring Croatia. Siemens . 016105381 Oman . Siemens Service Center . 791012 Barred numbers Call waiting Czech Rep.. Siemens . 0233032727 Pakistan . Siemens . 0215673565 Outgoing call ID Own numbers Line selection Denmark . Siemens . 35258600 Philippines . Siemens . 28149888 Info numbers Dubai . Siemens Service Center 04699720 Poland . Siemens . 0800220990 Service numbers Phone setup Language Network selection Egypt. Siemens . 23313129 Portugal . Siemens . 014178393 Messages Tones Dial mode Finland. Siemens . 092294370 Russia . Siemens . 80957371801 Greeting Factory settings France . Siemens . 0156384200 Saudi Arabia . Siemens . 026655058 Phone book Germany . Siemens . 01805333226 Singapore. Siemens . 8454818 Phone book setup Fixed dialling Greece. Siemens . 016864389 Slovak Rep. Siemens . 0759682266 Barred dialling Delete call information Hong Kong. Siemens . 22583636 Slovenia . Siemens . 0611746336 Message setup Send SMS setup Hungary. Siemens . 0614712444 South Africa . Siemens . 0800114050 Broadcast setup Iceland. Smith & Norland . 5113000 Spain . Siemens . 902115061 Timers and charge Last call India . Siemens . 116923988 Sweden . Siemens . 087509911 Total calls Reset timers and charge (ISDN) 116925589 Switzerland . Siemens . 012120090 Show timer and credit Indonesia. Dian Graha Elektr. 0214615081 Taiwan . Siemens . 0225186504 Call charge Ireland . Siemens . 1850777277 Thailand . Siemens . 26791777 Security PIN code on/off Change PIN code Italy . Siemens . 0269893691 Turkey . SIMKO . 02122528835 Change PIN2 code Jordan. F.A. Kettaneh . 079559663 United Kingd. Siemens . 0990334411 Change network password SIM lock Kuwait. NGEECO . 4818749 Vietnam . Opticom . 090456789 Internet: Encryption indication Complete survey of keypad functions Latvia. Siemens. 7501114 and display symbols at pp. 52-53 Line lock http://www.siemens.com/cd.service User guide M30 GB 03/10/00 10:43 Side 2 3 Contents Precautions 4 Phone setup 36 Phone book setup 40 Getting started 5 Message setup 41 Battery and charging 6 Timers and charge 43 SIM card 8 Security 44 Calling 9 Redialling a number 10 Conversation menu 47 Disabling all tones 10 Overview 48 Keypad lock 10 Further information 51 Phone book 11 Keypad functions 52 Storing entries 12 Display symbols 53 Using your keypad 12 EasyClick system 54 Finding an entry 14 Carry cord 55 Technical specifications 56 List menu 15 Overview 16 Index 59 Call lists 18 Phone book editing 19 Extra phone books 20 Messages 22 Setup menu 25 Overview 26 Games 28 Stopwatch 31 Clock 31 Network services 32 User guide M30 GB 03/10/00 10:43 Side 4 4 5 Precautions Please pay attention to the follow- Do not dismantle phone or ing guidelines. Breaking the rules battery (except from dis- may be dangerous or illegal: mantling of phone in connec- tion with the EaysClick Mobile phones must be System, cf. p. 54). switched off at all times in an aircraft. Do not use phone in high humidity environments, and Do not activate near gas sta- do not use alcohol or any Getting started tions, fuel depots, chemical other fluids to clean the plants or blasting opera- phone. tions. Learn how to get your phone Use only specified batteries ready for action, and how to and chargers as others can Avoid use in hospitals; med- make and receive calls. damage the phone or invali- ical electronics, e.g. pace- date type approvals. makers and hearing aids, can be affected. Unusable batteries should be disposed of in accord- Minor interference may ance with relevant legisla- affect TVs, radios, PCs, etc. tion. Do not hold the phone in Keep the phone in a safe your hand while driving. place out of children’s reach. Use only ORIGINAL Siemens accessories to avoid damage to your phone. User guide M30 GB 03/10/00 10:44 Side 6 6 Getting started Getting started 7 Battery and charging Insert battery Remove battery Charge battery Remove the battery lid (1) by Remove the battery lid by slid- Insert the charger plug in the sliding it downwards. ing it downwards. bottom of the telephone, and it will start charging immedi- Lift the lower part (1) of the ately. battery and remove it. After 1.5-2 hours the battery will be fully charged. Facts & Tips • During charging, the two bars in the battery indicator on the phone display Insert the battery by placing will be flashing. It might, however first the upper part (2) and take about 5 minuttes before you can then the lower part (3) in the see these symbols in your display. recess. • When the battery is fully charged, the bars in the battery indicator will stop flashing. • To obtain optimum battery perform- ance in daily use, wait until the bat- tery is discharged before recharging Facts & Tips to full capacity. • When removing the battery, your • Your phone needs recharging, when phone should always be switched off. there are no more black bars shown Slide the battery lid in place. • The on/off key is the left-hand func- in the battery indicator in the top of tion key on your phone the display. User guide M30 GB 03/10/00 10:44 Side 8 8 Getting started Getting started 9 SIM card Calling Enter PUK or PIN code, if Insert SIM card Making a call Answering a call requested, and confirm by Before you can make a call on your pressing (»OK«). Enter phone number and Press (»ANSWER«), when mobile phone you have to insert press (»CALL«) the phone rings. the SIM card: If a number of digits are flashing in your display now, you need to set Switch off your phone and your clock. (NETWORK) +4572195000 remove the battery. Facts & Tips +4572195000 CLEAR CALL REJECT ANSWER Place the SIM card in the Set clock • Please remember that your SIM small recess in the phone. card must support 3 volt technology Press (»SET«) and enter to work with this phone. Press the SIM card gently the time in the display via the • The SIM card is your link to the net- Press (»END«) to end the Press (»END«) to end the downwards and slide it to the keypad. work operator. The SIM card carries call. call. right until it locks to the Press (»OK«). your phone number, your phone book Facts & Tips phone. and a lot of other features that will fol- +4572195000 +4572195000 • Use the arrow keys and Please see p. 31 for further infor- low your SIM card if you put it in to increase and decrease the speaker mation on setting your clock. another phone. END MENU END MENU volume during conversation. • In this user guide you can see the • Your phone is equipped with an full capability of your phone, but the internal antenna which is placed in presence of some of the features the upper back part of the phone. To depends on your network operator achieve optimum speech quality and Insert the battery, replace the and/or your SIM card. These features maximum talk time, you should battery lid on the phone and are shown with this symbol in the always hold your phone in the lower switch it on. user guide. part during a call. If you carry the • Most networks allow you to make phone in a pocket, the backside of the emergency calls both with and with- phone should always point away from out a SIM card. your body. User guide M30 GB 03/10/00 10:44 Side 10 10 Getting started 1111 Redialling a number Keypad lock To avoid making calls accidentally Press for one second, while carrying your phone, you can and your latest dialled number lock the keypad: will be redialled automatically. Press (»MENU«). Disabling all tones Press . You can disable all kinds of tones: Phone book The keypad lock is automatically Press (»MENU«). disabled during an incoming call, Press . until you have finished the conver- Learn how to store and find sation. entries in your phone book. Facts & Tips The symbol will be visible in Just press the same two keys the display. again in the same order to unlock • Take notice of the display texts. The Just press the same two keys the keypad. display texts right above the function again in the same order to revert to keys and will inform you of your original settings. the current function of each key at any time. • Please note that the menus are dynamic. This means that your phone does not always give you all the options listed in this user guide. This is because your phone only shows the option if it is available. For instance you cannot see the list of missed calls if you have not missed any calls. User guide M30 GB 03/10/00 10:44 Side 12 12 Phone book 13 Phone book Use your phone book for storing • Press once to get the first charac- Using your keypad Prefix phone numbers names and telephone numbers.
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