UTStarcom UT GF251 User manual

UT GF251 User Guide

version 0.1, 2004/08/09

Contents

1. Security Rules …………………………………………… 3

2. Getting Started …………………………………………… 5

3. Quick start ………………………………………….… 7

4. Introduction …………………………………………… 11

5. Introduction of menu …………………………………………… 15

6. Menu tree ………….……………………………… 24

7. FCC RF Exposure Information ………….……………………………… 28

1. Security Rules

Please read the handbook carefully. The manipulation that does not agree with the handbook may

bring dangers or violate the law.

1.1. Safety Information

 The safety of driving

Please do not use the handset when you are driving. This behavior will violate the law in some

countries.

 Power off the phone first when you are supplying the energy

Be sure not to use handset near the gas station, fuel, or chemical.

 Power off the phone when you are in the airplane

The wireless phone will lead to communication confliction. Use the handset in the airplane is

dangerous and illegal.

 Power off the phone when you are in the hospital.

Please obey the rules of the hospital and power off the phone near the medical machines.

 Obey the rule

Obey the forbidden rules anywhere to avoid conflictions and dangers (such as in the hospital).

 Conflictions

Any wireless phone may encounter the wireless confliction and affect the performance.

 Choose the qualified service

Only the qualified staffers can fix the phone.

 Use naturally

Please use the phone naturally and avoid touching the antenna when powering on.

 Emergency call

Be sure that the phone is powered on and in service. After calling the emergency number, you

should show your position and not power off your phone.

 Ionization radiation

Keep away from the antenna when using the phone.

 Note

Be sure to use the normal accessories and batteries. Otherwise, it would be dangerous.

1.2. Battery Information

 In lower temperature condition

In lower temperature condition, LCD’s showing speed become slower. This phenomenon is

normal. The phone may stop working when the battery is too hot or too cold.

 Charging the new battery

* The new battery for user may be uncharged.

* In order to make full use of battery, the first charging time length is preferred beyond 15 hours,

but lower 24 hours.

* The battery may be charged and discharged for hundreds of time, but it would be invalidate in

the end. When its using time is too short, we should use new battery.

* When the charger is unused, we should switch off electrical source.

 Attention

* Just use the suitable charger.

* Keep away from the fire. Do not disassemble the charge by authenticated person.

* Do not throw phone. This will affect battery’s life.

* The performance of battery mostly depends on networks.

* If it is unused, the charged battery will auto discharge in a mouth.

* If battery is not used continuously, you’d better discharge it completely and place it in the cool,

no-sunshine, and thirty place.

* Do not place the phone or the battery in hot situation(beyond 60 ), such as the sun℃-shine

window.

* Clear the phone with the prevent-electrostatic cloth. Do not use the dry or electrostatic cloth.

* Old battery should be discarded at the pointed place and not throw away freely.

2. Getting Started

2.1. SIM card

You need to register as a subscriber of a network operator and receive a SIM (Subscriber Identity

Module) card. A SIM card contains a micro computer chip which can track of phone number,

services included in your subscription, phone book and etc. A default PIN (Personal Identity

Number) code is provided by the SIM card from your operator and must be entered when switch on

this mobile phone.

2.2. Install SIM card and battery

2.2.1. Install SIM card

1. Press key to turn off the phone. Push the catch up and then remove the battery.

2. Insert your SIM card into SIM card slot as figure below.

3. Make sure that the golden connectors are facing downward and that the beveled corner is

on the left.

4. Replace the battery into its place.

2.2.2. Remove the SIM card

1. Press key to turn off the phone. Push the battery lock up and then pick up the

battery.

2. Slide the SIM card out of the slot carefully.

2.2.3. Replace the battery

1. The battery is at the back of the phone.

2. Push the battery down to match the slot on it to the tabs at the bottom of the phone.

3. Press the battery down until it click into place.

2.2.4. Remove the battery

1. Push the catch above the battery towards the top of the phone and hold it in the position.

2. Lift the battery away as shown.

2.3. Charging the battery

1. Connect the battery to the base of the phone.

2. Connect the adapter to the mains. The battery charging icon appears on the screen.

3. The battery icon stops blinking after battery full.

4. When charging is finished, unplug the adapter from both the power outlet and the

charger.

5. When charging the phone, the battery might be hotter. This is normal situation.

2.4. Power management

Battery

Status Standard Battery

Charging times 2 hours

Talk time 2~3 hours

Standby time 90~150 hours

Battery Capacity 600 mAh

Notice:

 Variation in operating times will occur depending on SIM card, network and usage

settings, usage style and environments.

 The actual charging times depend on the adapter.

3. Quick start

3.1. Switching the phone on and off

3.1.1. Power on

Figure Steps Description

1. Open the flip

2. Press and hold end key Switch on the phone

3. Display idle mode

screen after power on.

4. Enter the PIN code if

PIN code request is

enabled.

The ‘*’ mark is displayed

instead of number input while

entering PIN code.

Notice:

 If you key in an incorrect PIN code three times in succession, SIM card will be locked.

Key in the PUK code to unlock it.

 PIN code is usually supplied with SIM card.

 The PUK code may be supplied with the SIM card. If not, contact your service provider

for the code.

 If the SIM card is not inserted or invalid, the following figure will be shown on the screen.

You can only dial an emergency call number 911.

3.1.2. Power off

Steps Description

Press and hold end key

The power off animation shows and the phone is

power off.

3.2. Making calls

Function Steps Description

Making a call 1. Enter the phone number in idle mode.

Press clear key or [Delete] to delete the

last character. Press and hold to delete

all characters.

2. Press send key to call the

number.

3. Press or key to end the

call. You can also end the call by

closing the flip.

When the ear piece

is connected,

closing the flip will

not end a call. You

can press and hold

the button on the

ear piece to answer

or end a call.

Last number redial In idle mode, press twice continuously

Dial a number from call

record

Search the desired number from “Call Records”

and press key to call.

Dial a number from

Phonebook 1. In idle mode, press key to

access phonebook.

2. Select [Search] to find the desired

record by name or position and then

press key to call.

International calls 1. Press and hold key for

international prefix (+ character).

2. Enter the country code, area code, and

the phone number.

3. Press key to call the number.

GSM emergency call Key in ‘112’ then press key.

Notice:

This phone, like any wireless phone, operates using radio signals, wireless and landline networks as

well as user-programmed functions, which cannot guarantee connection in all conditions. Therefore,

you should never rely solely on any wireless phone for essential communications (medical

emergencies, for example).

3.3. Answering a call

There are three methods of answering a call according to the settings.

Function Steps Description

Press send key to

answer

Press key to answer the incoming

call. Press key to reject the call.

When somebody is calling you, the

phone shows the caller’s information.

Press any key to

answer Press any key except and

key to answer the incoming call. Press

or key to reject the call.

When somebody is calling you, the

phone shows the caller’s information.

Open the flip to

answer

Open the flip to answer the incoming

call.

Notice:

1. If you have set call divert in

[Network Service], the call will be

forward to the number you set.

In any situation, you can press or

key to answer the call. Press

or key to reject it.

3.4. Handling two or more calls

You can answer an incoming call or make another call during a call. You can also build a conference

call.

Function Steps Description

Answering an

incoming call during a

call

1. During a call, press key to answer

an incoming call. The first call is put on

hold and the new call becomes active.

2. Press key to reject the incoming

call.

Making another call

during a call

1. During a call, press number keys to key

in the outgoing call numbers or press

key to select from phonebook.

2. Press key to make the new call and

the first call is put on hold.

Swap calls

1. Press key for in call option list.

Select [Swap] to switch between the

active and held call.

2. Press key to end the selected call.

Build a conference call 1. To build a conference call, you must have

an active call and a held call.

2. Press key and select [Start

Conference].

3. To add a new participant to the call, put

the conference call on hold. Connect a

new call and then select [Add To

Conference] from option list.

To speak privately to a

specific party

1. Select a party in the list by pressing up

and down key.

2. Select [Private Call] in option list. Other

calling parties in the conference call are

put on hold.

3. You can press [End] to end this call or

select [Add To Conference] to rejoin to

the conference call.

To end the call for

specific party

1. Select a party in the list by pressing up

and down key.

2. Select [End Selected Call] in option list.

End conference call 1. Select any party of the conference call.

2. Press or key to end the

conference call for all parties.

Notice:

Conference call is a network service that allows you to make a conference call with a maximum of

six participants, including yourself. Please contact your service provider for this service.

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