Audiovox CDM-3300 Bedienungsanleitung

Chapter

1Adjusting Ringer Volu.me.

Auto answering

Flip Answer

Chapter

328

Before using your phonePrecautionsPackage ContentsHandset Functions.Handset.Function buttonsScreen display and functions

Battery insertion and detachment

.Battery insertion method

.Battery detachment methodCharging the battery

.Time to complete battery charging

.Battery life ( for new battery )

Tips on efficient battery use ..

Chapter

Memory FunctionsHow to store a phone number.Entering Letters and Numbers

How to make a call using a stored phone number

.One-touch dialing

.Two-touch dialing.List of last calls

.Recalling by memory location number

.Recalling by phone number .

.Recalling by nameSchedule Management.Setting the Schedule.Checking and deleting scheduleAlarm Call.Editing the Alarm CallElectronic Calculator

Chapter

440

Basic Operation ,Basic Operation.How to turn the handset on

.How to turn the handset off

.How to make a call

.How to answer a call

.Recalling Last number Dialed

.Signal strength

.Remaining Battery Indicator

How to adjust volume

.Using the volume button

RingerNibration/Light selection

Ringer type selection

Convenient Functions

Using the menu

Menu structureHow to adjust the screen

.Current date and time display

.Backlight function

.LCD Contrast Adjustment 46

.Microphone muting fe~turf,

.Link dialing

Phone information

.Self number check

.Handset version check ..-

System selection feature

.Force Analog

.Selecting preferred system

Supplementary Functions

Short Message Service(SMS)

.Message reception

.Checking received messages

.Checking missed messages

Biorhythm checking

StopwatchWorld time display

Chapter

Appendix Optional devices

.Hands-free kit for vehicles

.Others

Summary table of functions

.LED Use SelectionVerifying Call Time.Verification of all calls.Verification of the last call.Verification of roaming calls.Verification of recent callsAlert Function.Time Alert.Area AlertSecurity Information , ,.Automatic Lock.Lock code change.Greeting change.Call restrictionBlocking incoming callsBlocking outgoing callsBlocking stored phone numbers.Clearing memoryClearing stored numbersClearing last calls :Clearing recent calls :Clearing roam time.Reset Phone.Voice privacy mode selectionFeatures used while callisconneeted.Caller number sending.Self number check

.Silent pad phone number storage function

Fully charge battery

before use.

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Do not use in high-temperature or

high-humidity environments. Do

not expose the handset to rain or

spilled beverages.

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A! Do not modify

~ or take apart

the handset

/1" Keep the handset in a safe

place when not in use.

Avoid striking, shaking, or

shocking.

Do not touch the

antenna during a

call.

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Do not use your

handset near

explosives or

flammable liquids.

Do not clean your

handset with

chemical solutions

such as solvent or

thinner.

Thank you for your purchasing Hyundai COMA cellular phone. Please

check the product contents by comparing them with the following pictures.

~ Handset

~ Desktop Charger

~ User's Manual

~ Belt Clip

~.Ear-microphone

(Option)

A. Portable Loop

L-- .Microphone

Check with your local distributor which battery type is supplied as slJmdard. If there

are any product defects. please report them to the place of purchase immediately.

.This button is used to access the menu, "W.II Signal Strength

The strength of the current signal is displayed by the

number of bars (0-5).

rThis button is used to make or receive a call

ID Roaming

This icon indicates the user is outside the normal service

area.

~Press this button to terminate a call or exit the

current menu. Press and hold to turn the phone on

or off.

~Service / No Service

When within service area, 8 is displayed.

If not, :8: is displayed.

This button is used to clear digits and lor texts from

the display or exit the current menu. (In Busy) S Appears when the line is busy

~~Short Message Service

Blinks when text or voice messages have been received

and stored.

This button is used to access a sub menu or store

set parameter; store names and numbers; view

stored or just called numbers; and the Scheduler and

Calculator.

These scroll buttons are used to select screen

contents.

Digital Mode

Displayed when the phone is in digital mode

This button is used to access text and voice

messages. rfiiiil Balance of Battery Power

The balance of battery power available is displayed by the

number of bars (0-4).

~Used to silence Audible Tones In Standby And

Mute Conversation. Mute

Used to silence Audible Tones In Standby And Mute

Conversation.

G> .

As shown in picture <D. insert the battery to fit into the

groove at the bottom of the handset.

Then press in the direction of (2) until it snaps.

rn .The battery isnot charged when you purch~e the product. Use the battery

onlyafter it isfully charged. .

.Charge your battery when the battery low-voltage alarm sounds.

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Power Connection

Connect the charger to a standard

120V AC outlet.

LED's will blink orange when the

power is connected.

rn Charging the battery Only

To charge the battery only, insert the

battery pack into the charger.

LED will indicate charging status.

.Red indicates charging-

.Green indicates charging iscomplete.

~ Push the handset separation tab (:1) with one hand and pull

~ in the direction of (2) to separate.

rn Charging the Battery with the Handset

To charge the battery with the handset,

insert the handset into the charger.

@] Charging Completion

Charging is completed when the green-colored light stays on.

.The handset may remain in the charger after the green light is

turned on.

.Charge the battery when the battery low-voltage alarm sounds

from the handset and the "Very Low Battery!" message appears on

the screen.

.When the "Low Battery Warning! Phone is Turning OFF!"

message appears on the screen the handset will turn off

automatically. Change or charge the battery immediately.

Standard Battery

Continuous Call

Continuous I

120-150min.

30-60 hours

Standby

Use only batteries and chargers approved by the phone manufacturer.

When a charger is not in use, disconnect it from the power source. Do

not leave the battery connected to a charger for longer than a week;

overcharging may shorten its life.

If left unused, a fully charged battery may completely drain (discharge)

in 1 -4 weeks.

Never use any charger or battery that is damaged or worn out.

Use the battery only for its intended purpose.

Do not short circuit the battery. Accidental short circuiting can occur

when a metallic object (e.g. coin, clip or pen) causes direct connection

of the two terminals of the battery (metal strips on the back of the

battery), for example, when you carry a spare battery in your pocket or

purse. Short circuiting the terminals may damage the battery or the

connecting object.

Leaving the battery in hot or cold places, such as in a closed car in

summer or winter conditions, reduces the capacity and lifetime of the

battery. Always try to keep the battery between 41°F and 95°F (5°C

and 35°C). A phone with a hot or cold battery may temporarily not

work (or charge) even if the battery is fully charged.

Temperature extremes affect the ability of your battery to charge;

allow it to cool down or warm up first.

When the battery is not in use, store it uncharged in a cool, dark and

dry place.

The battery is a sealed unit with no serviceable parts. Do not attempt

to open the case.

It is recommended that you allow your battery to fully discharge before

you recharge it.

The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times but will

eventually wear out. When the operating time is shorter than normal,

it is time to buy a new battery.

Do not dispose of a battery in a fire!

Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations.

Recycle!

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Chapter 2

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This chapter describes the basic operation of the handset.

.Basic Operation

.How to Adjust Volume

.RingerNibration/Light selection

e Ringer Type Selection

.Adjusting Ringer Volume

8 Auto Answering

.Flip Answer

.If the phone is in Auto Lock mode the "Lock code?" message will appear on the screen.

You must enter the 4-<ligit lock code to use the phone. You can make emergency calls

in Auto Lock mode. Initial lock code will be "(XXXJ" (refer to p.51).

.If an error message appears on the screen, contact your localgealer.

,!:

.If the phone does not power on or acts abnormally, remove

and reinstall the battery.

G) Enter the phone number. r:;;::;;.

To delete a wrong number, press[CLR]to

back up. To delete al/ entered digits, press

[END] or hold down [CLR].

213-555-5262 .To change receiver type

(RingerNibratiorvRinger + Vibratio(1ilamp),

please refer to p 22. Initial setting is "Ringer"

@ Press(,. ). 12' Open the folder or if the folder is

"'=J already open. press any key. except

[ " ]key. If YOuare using ear-

microphone, press the ear-microphone

button for more than 2 seconds.

If you press button once in short. the

bell sound will stoP. twice in short, the

function will be some on End

.If the line is busy,terminate the call, wait

for a moment, then try again.

.The "Call Failed"messagewill appear on

the screen if the call cannot be connected. ~

f3' Start the conversation after the call is

~ connected.

@ Stan the conversation.

.Closing the folder while using the ear-microphone

does NOT end the call.

(4'\ To end the call, close the folder or

\.:!) press ( " ) .

f4\ To end the call, close the phone or

\:!) press ( ~ ). If YOu are using the ear-

microphone, press the ear- microphone

button shortly.

.If Auto Answering FeanIre is eoabit4. die call will re answelOOaftecdie pn:set number

of rings. (refer to p 25)

BASIC OPERATION

f"11118 m(!in: '1' Phone rings and the green andred LED

~ on the folder cover flash.

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