Panasonic GSM EB-G500 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Panasonic

Operating

Instructions

EB-G500

Series

Digital

Cellular

Main

Kit

Telephone

Before

operating

this

equipment

please

read

these

instructions

carefully

Contents

Before

You

Start

Safety

Informatin...................

SymbolsUsed.....................

Fitting/Removingthe

SIM

...............

Fitting/Removing

the

Battery..............

Your

Telephone

”

_...........................

Basic

Operation

—

Poweron/off......................

Making

Call...

naaa

Ending

Call.

.....................

Receiving

Call

....................

Advanced

Operation

Adjusting

Volume

...................

Vibration

Alert.

....................

Automatic

Redial.

..................

Pause

Dial.

..............o

DTMF

Tone

Transmission

—

During

Conversationation

...............

Call

Hold/Call

Waiting

®©.

aaa

Voice

Memo

. .

Contents

Memory

Serateh

Bad...

94.4

nas

Last

Number

.......................

Unanswered

Cals

D...................

Phone

Book/Fixed

DialMemory..............

Function

Operation

Call

Meter...

aoaaa

aaa

Call

Bat

Divet

fesse

rai

Call

Waiting

......................

Messages

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Networks:

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the

Customise...._._....................

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ewes

Battery

Information

Charging

the

Battery.

...................

Care

and

Maintenance..........................

Other

Information

Trouble

Shooting

....................

GlossaryofTerms..._..................

Specifications.

.....................

Notes

e..L.............................

Before

You

Start

Before

You

Start

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

Panasonic

G500

Series

digital

cellular

telephone.

This

telephone

designed

operate

the

Global

System

for

Mobile

Communications

(GSM).

These

operating

instructions

detail

use

the

equipment

contained

the

Main

Kit.

Safety

Information

This

equipment

intended

for

use

when

supplied

with

power

from

the

built-in

charger

dual

charger

(EB-CD500)

through

the

Adaptor

(EB-CR400).

Other

usage

will

invalidate

any

approval

given

this

apparatus

and

may

dangerous.

Switch

off

your

cellular

telephone

when

aircraft.

The

use

cellular

telephones

aircraft

may

dangerous

the

operation

the

aircraft,

disrupt

the

cellular

network

and

may

illegal.

Failure

observe

this

instruction

may

lead

the

suspension

denial

cellular

telephone

services

the

offender,

legal

action

both.

vés

You

are

advised

not

use

the

equipment

refuelling

point.

You

are

reminded

the

need

observe

restrictions

the

use

radio

equipment

fuel

depots,

chemical

plants

where

blasting

operations

are

progress.

You

MUST

exercise

proper

control

your

vehicle

all

times.

not

use

hand-held

telephone

microphone

while

you

are

driving.

Find

safe

place

stop

first.

not

speak

into

hands-free

microphone

will

take

your

mind

off

the

road.

You

MUST

NOT

stop

the

hard

shoulder

motorway

answer

make

call,

except

emergency.

Acquaint

yourself

thoroughly

with

restrictions

concerning

the

use

cellular

telephones

within

the

country

you

are

driving

and

observe

them

all

times.

Care

must

taken

when

using

the

telephone

proximity

personal

medical

devices,

such

pacemakers

and

hearing

aids.

Avoid

contact

between

the

antenna

and

face

(especially

eyes)

during

call.

Take

care

when

using

telephone

crowded

places.

Symbols

Used

Shows

that

you

should

press

the

following

key

(s).

Shows

that

service

network

dependant

may

only

available

subscription

basis.

For

information

contact

your

service

provider.

basis.

For

information

contact

your

service

provider.

Shows

that

function

SIM

dependant.

For

information

contact

your

service

provider.

Before

You

Start

Fitting/Removing

the

SIM

The

SIM

fitted

into

holder

the

back

the

telephone

underneath

the

battery.

Avoid

touching

the

gold

contacts

the

SIM.

Fitting

the

SIM

Removing

the

SIM

remove

the

SIM

the

above

steps

reverse.

Fitting/Removing

the

Battery

Fit

fully

charged

battery

pack.

the

battery

pack

not

fully

charged

then

must

charged

shown

“Charging

the

Battery”

—

page

24.

Greater

battery

capacity

obtained

the

telephone

used

until

the

low

battery

warning

and

then

fully

recharged.

Switch

off

the

telephone

and

turn

face

downwards.

Fitting

the

Battery

Your

Telephone

Your

Telephone

Keypad

Retractable

Antenna

—

hold

centre

when

Increases

decreases

volume,

retracting

M/M

scrolls

through

options

function

menu.

Enters

data,

selects

option

confirms

action.

Records

plays

back

voice

memo.

Enters

function

changes

between

capital

and

lower

case

letters.

a»

Recalls

memory,

accesses

short

messages,

displays

the

restof

telephone

number

name

tag

when

pressed

and

held.

Vibration

alert

switch

Makes

call.

Clears

the

last

digit

entered,

clears

all

digits

when

pressed

and

held

returns

the

display.

External

Connector

Ends

call

switches

the

telephone

on/off

when

pressed

and

held.

Digit

keys

and

GE.

Where

appropriate

the

key

will

enter

the

intemational

access

code

“+”,

wild

numbers

pauses

when

pressed

and

held.

Your

Telephone

Display

Indicates

the

battery

voltage

—

full,

low

battery.

Indicates

that

you

are

registered

non-home

network

—

roaming.

Indicates

that

call

progress

flashes

when

call

holding.

Indicates

the

reception

short

text

message

and

flashes

when

message

has

not

been

read.

Indicates

that

possible

make

emergency

call.

Indicates

the

received

signal

strength

—

ull

strong

signal,

weak

signal.

Indicates

that

the

(V)

and

(A)

keys

can

pressed.

Indicates

that

the

key

can

pressed.

Following

some

operations

the

display

will

automatically

clear

after

three

seconds

after

pressing

any

key

except

c9.

During

some

operations

the

bottom

line

the

display

will

show

message

brackets.

These

messages

show

which

key

can

pressed

operate

the

telephone

efficiently.

Basic

Operation

Basic

Operation

ower

on/off

and

hold

switch

power

on.

SEARCHING

wake

tone

will

sound.

FOR

HETHORE

Registration

complete

and

hold

switch

power

off.

For

best

reception

fully

extend

the

antenna.

Make

sure

that

the

signal

strength

meter

(will)

displayed.

area

code

and

telephone

number

(up

digits

excluding

“+”)

Call

successful

Sul

VOICE

CALL

Boah

Emergency

Calls

make

emergency

call

ensure

that

the

antenna

symbol

(Y)

present.

However,

the

presence

the

antenna

symbol

does

not

guarantee

that

emergency

call

can

made.

avy

EMERGENCY

Basic

Operation

International

Dialling

Using

the

Automatic

Intemational

Access

Code

“+”

you

will

able

dial

international

numbers

without

having

know

the

code

for

the

intemational

exchange.

Dialling

national

numbers

using

the

“+”

will

have

affect

call

charges.

and

hold

until

“+”

appears

country

code,

area

code

and

telephone

number

351"

NOTE:

Many

countries

include

initial

“0”

the

area

code.

This

should,

most

cases,

left

out

when

dialling

international

numbers.

you

have

difficulties

making

international

calls,

contact

your

service

provider.

Ending

Call

Receiving

Call

receive

call

the

telephone

must

switched

and

the

signal

strength

meter

(wil)

must

displayed.

Be”

any

key

except

RING!

Fuill

reject

the

call

HCOMING

Calling

Line

Identification

This

feature

allows

you

identify

incoming

calls

and

reject

them.

The

last

twenty

digits

the

caller's

telephone

1234562835

number

will

displayed.

12345

Unanswered

Calls

The

number

unanswered

calls

that

have been

received

will

—

displayed.

CALLS

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