UTStarcom CDM-7000 User manual

Table of Contents

GettingStarted .......................................4

SettingUpYourVoicemail ..............................4

SafetyPrecautions ....................................5

FrontViewofYourPhone ..............................8

ViewingtheDisplayScreen ...........................10

TurningYourPhoneOnandOff........................12

UsingYourPhone’sBatteryandCharger ...............12

DisplayingYourPhoneNumber .......................15

MakingandAnsweringCalls ..........................15

EnteringText ........................................24

SoundsSettings .....................................26

DisplaySettings......................................30

LocationSettings ....................................33

OthersPhoneSetupOptions ..........................34

TTYUse .............................................36

PhoneInfo ...........................................37

MyMenu ............................................38

AccessingtheSecurityMenu .........................39

ErasingthePhoneBook ..............................42

ResettingYourPhone ................................42

UnderstandingRoaming ..............................43

SettingYourPhone’sRoamMode .....................45

ControllingRoamingChargesUsingCallGuard ........46

MenuNavigation .....................................47

MenuStructure ......................................47

ViewingtheMenus ...................................48

ViewingHistory ......................................49

AddingaNewPhoneBookEntry ......................52

FindingPhoneBookEntries...........................54

EditGroup ...........................................55

Special#’s ...........................................56

Abbrev.Dial .........................................56

PhonebookMatch....................................57

Alarm ...............................................57

Schedule ............................................58

Countdown ..........................................60

Memo ...............................................60

WorldTime ..........................................61

StopWatch ..........................................62

Calculator ...........................................63

ConvertUnit .........................................63

ScreenCall ..........................................64

VoiceMemo .........................................65

VoiceDial ...........................................66

Eggman2 ............................................66

JungleBoy ..........................................67

UsingVoicemail ......................................68

UsingSMSTextMessaging ...........................75

UsingCallerID .......................................83

RespondingtoCallWaiting ...........................84

MakingaThree-WayCall .............................84

UsingCallForwarding ................................85

GettingtheMostOutofYourReception ................85

MaintainingSafeUseofandAccesstoYourPhone .....87

CaringfortheBattery .................................89

UsingYourPhoneWithaHearingAidDevice ...........90

AcknowledgingSpecialPrecautionsandtheFCCNotice91

PhoneGuideProprietaryNotice .......................93

WarrantyStatement ..................................94

GettingStarted

UnlockingYourPhone

Tounlockyourphone,followtheseeasysteps:

1. Pressandhold toturnthephoneon.

2. PressMenu ( )toaccessthemainmenu.

3. SelectSettings ().

4. SelectSecurity ().

5. EnteryourlockcodetodisplaytheSecuritymenu.

6. SelectLock Phone ().

7. PressyournavigationkeytoselectOff.

8. PressSelect ().

Tip: Ifyoucan’trecallyourlockcode,tryusingthelastfourdigitsof

yourwirelessphonenumberortry0000.Ifneitherofthesework,

contactyourserviceprovider.

SettingUpYourVoicemail

Tosetupyourvoicemail:

1. Pressandhold .

2. Followthesystempromptsto:

-Createyourpasscode

-Recordyourgreeting

-Recordyournameannouncement

-ChoosewhetherornottoactivateOne-Touch

MessageAccess(afeaturethatletsyouaccess

messagessimplybypressingandholding ,

bypassingtheneedforyoutoenteryourpasscode).

Note: Ifyouareconcernedaboutunauthorizedaccesstoyour

voicemailaccount,itisrecommendedthatyouenableyour

voicemailpasscode.

SafetyPrecautions

HandlingthePhone,BatteryandCharger

Onlyusethebatteryandchargerspecifiedforthe

phone.Failuretodosocanresultindamagetothe

phone,electricshockorfire.

Donotstoreoroperatethephoneorchargerinhot,

damp,ordustyareas,whichcandamageelectrical

andmechanicalcomponents.Avoidprolonged

exposuretotemperaturesbelow5°C(41°F)orin

excessof35°C(95°F).

Donotdrop,shakeorthrowthephoneorcharger.

Roughhandlingcandamageinternalcircuitboards

andthebatterypack.

Donotusethephoneinthevicinityofvolatilegases.

Leavetheareabeforeusingthephone.Failuretoleave

theareacanresultintheriskoffireoranexplosion.

Donotdisassembleormodifythephone,charger,or

battery.Incorrectmodifications,reassembly,or

tamperingmayresultinmalfunctionorpersonalinjury.

HandlingthePhone

Donotusethephonewhileoperatingavehicle.

Observelocalregulationsforspecializedareas

(hospital,aircraft,etc)whenusingthephone.

Donotusethephonenearelectronicequipment

pronetointerference.Radiofrequencyinterference

mayresultinelectronicequipmentmalfunction.The

followingelectronicequipmentmaybeaffected:

Hearingaids,pacemakersandotherclinical

electronicdevices,smokedetectors,automaticdoors

andotherautomaticallycontrolleddevices. 5

Keepallstoragemedia(magneticcards,floppydisks,

creditcards,etc.)awayfromthephone.Closecontact

caneraseordamagethestoragemedia.

Keepallsharpmetalobjects(pins,nails,hairpinsetc.)

awayfromthephonehandset.Thehandsetearpiece

containsastrongmagnetthatcanattractandhold

metalobjects.Toavoidpersonalinjury,removeany

objectsfromthehandsetearpiecebeforeusing.

HandlingtheBattery

Donotdisposeofthebatterypackinafire.Itmay

explode.Checkwithlocalwastemanagementcodes

fordisposalinstructions.

Donotforcethebatterypackintothephone.Improper

installationcancausemalfunctionsordamagethe

batterypack.Thismayresultinfireorpersonalinjury.

Usecautioninhandlingbatteriesinordernottoshort

thebatteryonconductivematerialssuchasrings,

bracelets,andkeys.Thebatteryand/orconductor

mayoverheatandcauseburns.

Ifthebatterybecomestoohotwhilerecharging,it

shouldberemovedimmediatelyfromthecharger.

Whenclothesorskinareexposedtobatteryleakage,

rinsewithcleanwateratoncetopreventskinirritation.

Donotuseacracked,leakingorodor-emittingbattery

packnearanopenflameorhightemperatures.

Ifafullydischargedbatteryisstoredforalongperiod

oftime,itmaynotbepossibletorechargethebattery.

Observelocalwastemanagementcodesforproper

batterydisposalinstructions.

HandlingtheCharger

Onlyuseapowersourcethatprovidesthe

appropriatevoltage(AC100~240V)forthecharger.

Anunsuitablepowersourcecanresultindamageto

thecharger,electricshockorfire.

Donotusethechargerifthepowersupplycordor

plugisdamagedorfrayed(exposedorbrokenwires,

etc).Thiscanresultintheriskoffireorelectricshock.

Donotshortcircuitthechargerconnectorjack.This

mayresultinfireorelectricshock.

Intheeventthatliquidisspilledintotheunit,

immediatelyunplugthechargerfromthewalloutletto

preventfireorelectricshock.

Toavoidtheriskofelectricshock,alwaysunplugthe

chargerfromthewalloutletbeforecleaning.

Toavoiddamage,donotplaceheavyobjectson

thecord.

Toavoiddamageandtheriskofelectricshock,always

gripthepowerplugwhenremovingthechargerfrom

thewalloutlet.Donotpullonthepowersupplycord.

FrontViewofYourPhone

4. Softkey

Buttons

6. Talk 11. End (Power)

10. Navigation

Key

12. OK

1. Headset Jack

8. Charger or Accessory Jack

9. Microphone

7. Back (Clear)

5. Volume Control

13. Display

Screen

15. Earpiece

2. Indicator Light

3. Signal

Strength

Indicator

14. Battery

Strength

Indicator

KeyFunctions

1. Headset Jack allowsyoutopluginanoptional

headsetforconvenient,hands-freeconversations.

2. Indicator Light illuminateswhenyouhavean

incomingcallornewmessage.LED Off batterynot

attachedtophoneandChargingcompletedand

Batteryproblem.Thebatterytemperatureisabnormal.

LED On batteryischarging.

3. Signal Strength Indicator representsthesignal

strengthbydisplayingbars.Themorebarsdisplayed,

thebetterthesignalstrength.

4. Softkey Buttons letyouselectsoftkeyactionsor

menuitemscorrespondingtothebottomleftandright

linesonthedisplayscreen.

5. Volume Control allowsyoutoadjusttheringer

volumeinstandbymode(withtheflipopen)oradjust

thevoicevolumeduringacall.Thevolumekeycan

alsobeusedtoscrollupordowntonavigatethrough

thedifferentmenuoptions.Tomutetheringerduring

anincomingcall,pressthevolumekeyupordown.

6. Talk toplaceoransweracall.Instandbymode,press

todirectlyaccessthecallhistorylist.

7. Back (Clear) tocleardigitsandcharacterseditmode

orreturntothepreviousmode.Pressandholdto

activatevoicememo.

8. Charger or Accessory Jack connectsthephoneto

thebatterychargerorallowsyoutoconnectoptional

accessories,suchasaUSBcable.

9. Microphone allowstheothercallertohearyouclearly

whenyouarespeakingtothem.

10. Navigation Key scrollsthroughthephone’smenu

optionsandactsasashortcutkeyfromstandbymode.

PressUp toactivateVoiceActivatedDialing(VAD).

Alsousedasanupperarrowkey.Presstoactivate

anddeactivatespeakerphoneduringcall.

PressDown todirectlyaccessQuickSearchfor

PhoneBookentries.Alsousedasadownarrowkey.

PressRight toenter“MyMenu”.Alsousedasa

rightarrowkey.

PressLeft toentertheMessagemenu.Alsoused

asaleftarrowkey.

11. End (Power) toterminateacall.Pressandholdtoturn

thephoneON/OFF.

12. OK selectsthehighlightedchoicewhennavigating

throughamenu.

13. Display Screen displaysalltheinformationneededto

operateyourphone,suchasthecallstatus,the

internalphonebook’scontactlist,thedateandtime,

thesignalandbatterystrength,etc.

14. Battery Strength Indicator representstheamountof

remainingbatterychargecurrentlyavailableinyour

phone.

Whenallbarsaredisplayedinthebatteryicon,

thephone’sbatteryisfullycharged.Whennobarsare

displayed,thephone’sbatteryiscompletely

dischargedorempty.

15. Earpiece letsyouhearthecallerandautomatedprompts.

ViewingtheDisplayScreen

Yourphone’sdisplayscreenprovidesawealthofinformation

aboutyourphone’sstatusandoptions.Thislistidentifiesthe

symbolsyou’llseeonyourphone’sdisplayscreen:

Tip: Toviewalistofyourphone’siconsanddescriptions,fromthe

mainmenuselectSettings > Phone Info > Help.

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