Philips S890 Bedienungsanleitung

Discover Your Phone

Philips continuously strives to improve its products.

Therefore, Philips reserves the rights to revise this user

guide or withdraw it at any time without prior notice.

Philips provides this user guide “as is” and does not

accept, except as required by applicable law, liability for

any error, omission or discrepancy between this user

guide and the product described. The device is meant to

be connected to GSM/GPRS networks.

How to...

Back of the phone:

camera lens

Side of the phone:

Side key

Navigation keys

Left softkey

Dial key

Microphone

Earplug jack

65,000 colour

main screen

Camera key

Hang up key

Number keys

Charger jack /

Data transfer connector

OK key

Right soft key

Switch the phone On/Off

Hold down ).

Enter the main menu

Press L.

Enter the

Quick Search

menu Press the R.

Enter the

Audio Player

menu Press +.

Enter the

Shortcuts

menu Press -.

Enter the main menu Press ,.

Enter the

Write Message

menu Press <.

Enter the

Alert Type

menu Press >.

Display the call history Press (.

Enter the camera

preview mode Press C.

Enter the Video Player

menu Hold down C.

Adjust the volume Press the right side key.

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Keypad introductions

Take photos Press the right side keys,

C or ,.

Enter the phone number Press the number keys.

End a call Press ).

</>Move the cursor when editing text. In

standby mode, press <to enter

Write

Message

menu, press >to enter

Alert Type

menu. In the camera preview mode,

press </>to switch to

Zoom

Image

Effect

and

Image Size

. In the

File Manager

press <to return the previous menu,

press >to open the file.

+/-Scroll up and down to view names,

phone numbers, SMS, MMS, etc. Move

the cursor up and down when editing

text. In standby mode, press +to enter

Audio Player

, press -to enter

Shortcuts

which is in the

Extra

menu. In camera

preview mode, press +/-keys to adjust

the parameter of the selected item.

LPerform the function of the prompt

displayed in lower left corner of the screen.

RPerform the function of the prompt

displayed in lower right corner of the

screen.

(Dial and pick up calls. In standby mode,

view

All Calls

record list.

)End a call or reject incoming calls. Hold

down the key to power on/off. In most

circumstances, pressing this key will put

the mobile phone into standby mode.

Number

keys

Enter numbers and letters with the

number keys from 0-9, and rapidly

select menu items. Dial the number of a

speed dial key by holding down the

corresponding number key, etc.

*This key has different functions in

different modes and menus.

#This key has different functions in

different modes and menus.

,In standby mode, press this key to enter

the main menu directly. In most menu,

the function of ,is the same as L.

</>/+/- keys are referred to as navigation keys. In this

user guide, the phrase "press the key" refers to pressing

and thereafter releasing a key; "Hold down a key"

refers to pressing a key and keeping it depressed for 2

seconds or longer.

Table of contents

1. Getting Started ............................................5

Removal and Insertion of the SIM Card ......5

Removal and Insertion of the Memory

Card .....................................................................5

Removal and Installation of the Battery ......6

Battery charging ................................................7

Turning the Phone On and Off ......................8

Unlocking the Phone Lock ..............................8

Unlocking the SIM card ...................................8

Connecting to the Network ..........................9

2. Main Functions ......................................... 10

Characteristic Function ................................ 10

Dialing ............................................................... 12

Emergency Calls ............................................. 13

Receiving Calls ................................................ 13

Ending a Call .................................................... 13

Call record ...................................................... 13

Call Option ...................................................... 14

3. Function Menu .......................................... 15

How to Use the Function Menu ................ 15

Structure of the Function Menu ................. 15

4. Phone Book ................................................ 18

5. Messages ....................................................... 22

SMS ................................................................... 22

MMS .................................................................. 26

Voice Mail Server ........................................... 32

Broadcast Message ........................................ 32

6. Call History ................................................ 33

Missed Calls .................................................... 33

Dialed Calls ..................................................... 33

Received Calls ................................................ 33

Delete Call Log .............................................. 33

Call Time ......................................................... 34

Call Cost .......................................................... 34

SMS Counter .................................................. 34

GPRS Counter ................................................ 34

7. Camera .......................................................... 35

Camera ............................................................. 35

ImageViewer ................................................... 37

8. Audio Player .............................................. 38

9. Video Player ............................................... 39

Video Recorder .............................................. 39

Video Player .................................................... 39

10. Fun & Games .......................................... 40

Games ............................................................... 40

Sound Recorder ............................................. 40

AB Repeater .................................................... 41

11. File Manager ............................................ 42

12. Settings ........................................................ 44

Phone Setup .................................................... 44

Call Setup ......................................................... 46

IP Number ....................................................... 48

Network Setup ............................................... 48

Security Setup ................................................. 49

Restore Factory Settings .............................. 51

13. User Profiles ........................................... 52

14. Services ....................................................... 54

STK .................................................................... 54

WAP ................................................................. 54

Data Account .................................................. 57

15. Extra ............................................................. 59

Calendar ........................................................... 59

To Do List ....................................................... 59

Alarm ................................................................ 59

Calculator ........................................................ 60

Units Converter ............................................. 60

Currency Converter ..................................... 60

Shortcuts .......................................................... 60

16. Input Methods ........................................ 61

General outline .............................................. 61

Keyboard values ............................................. 61

Icons & symbols ............................................ 62

Precautions ....................................................... 63

Troubleshooting ........................................... 67

Philips Authentic Accessories .............. 69

Specific Absorption Rate

Information ....................................................... 70

Limited warranty .......................................... 71

Declaration of conformity ...................... 74

Getting Started 5

1. Getting Started

Before using your mobile phone, you must insert a

valid SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card into the

phone. The SIM card is supplied by your network

provider.

The information recorded on the chip of the SIM card

include data required in order to establish a

connection with the network, the names and numbers

in your phonebook, your messages, etc.

The SIM card can be removed from your mobile

phone, and inserted in any other GSM/GPRS mobile

phone to be read (a new mobile phone will

automatically read the SIM card).

To prevent losing or damaging the data stored on the

card, you should avoid touching the metal contacts on

the card and keep the SIM card away from electricity

or magnets. Once the SIM card is damaged, you will

not be able to enter the GSM/GPRS network and use

the mobile telephone.

Before removing the SIM card, you must turn off the

mobile phone. Do not insert or remove the SIM card

while the phone is connected to an external power

source, as this could damage the SIM card.

Removal and Insertion of the SIM

Card

The metal contacts on the SIM card can be easily

scratched. You must remove it from its holder

carefully before inserting it into the phone.

• Turn off the phone; remove the battery and unplug

other external power sources.

• Insert the SIM card into the SIM card slot as shown

in the following picture.

• When you need to remove the SIM card, please

first turn off the phone, remove the battery, then

remove the SIM card.

Removal and Insertion of the

Memory Card

• Turn off the phone; remove the battery and unplug

other external power sources.

6 Getting Started

• Push up the lid on the memory card trough, place

the memory card into the memory card trough.

• Push down the lid, and glide it to secure the

memory card in the memory card trough.

• When you need to remove the memory card, please

first turn off the phone, remove the battery, then

remove the memory card.

Removal and Installation of the

Battery

• When removing the battery, follow the steps below:

According to the arrowhead direction, push away

the battery lock;

According to arrowhead direction, lift up the

bottom of the battery to remove the battery from

the mobile phone.

You must turn off your mobile phone before removing

the battery. Under no circumstances should you

remove the battery when the mobile phone is turned

on, as this may damage the SIM card and your mobile

phone.

• When installing the battery, follow the steps below:

According to the arrowhead direction, align the

battery with the mobile phone;

According to the arrowhead direction, press down

the battery and lock it to the mobile phone.

Getting Started 7

Battery charging

The new battery is partially charged (about 50%) and

may be used directly out of the box. During the first

three charge cycles, you must ensure that the battery

is fully discharged before re-charging. This will enable

optimum performance of the battery.

• Plug the charger into the electrical outlet.

• Plug the charger connector into the bottom of the

phone (with the arrow pointing upward).

• At this time, the charge level icon will repeatedly

flash at the top right corner of the screen. If the

mobile phone is charging while it is turned off, a

charge indicator will appear on the screen. If you

continue to use the mobile phone when there is

insufficient power, the charge indicator may only

appear only after a few minutes of charging.

• When a full battery icon is displayed and stops

flashing, it means that the battery is fully charged.

If the mobile phone is charging while it is turned

off, there will still be an indication on the screen to

indicate that the charging is complete. This process

usually takes between 1 and 2.5 hours.

The mobile phone and charger will become warm

during charging and this is normal.

• When charging is complete, unplug the charger

connector from the electrical outlet and the mobile

phone.

Charging must be performed in a well-ventilated area

with a temperature between -10oC and +55oC. You

can only charge with the supplied charger. Using an

unapproved charger could be dangerous. In addition

to breaching the provisions of the repair warranty, it

also violates the certification of this mobile phone.

• If the mobile phone automatically shuts down, or

indicates

Battery is low

, you should immediately

charge the battery. If the battery power has not

been entirely used up before recharging, the

recharging duration will be automatically reduced.

8 Getting Started

Turning the Phone On and Off

To turn the phone on or off, hold down ).

If you turn on the phone without inserting the SIM

card, the phone will display

Insert SIM

. After inserting

the SIM card, the phone will automatically check if

the SIM card is useable.

The following will be displayed in this order:

•

Enter Phone Lock Code

: if you have set Phone Lock.

•

Enter PIN

: if you have set SIM Lock.

•

Searching

: The phone will search for the appropriate

network connections.

Unlocking the Phone Lock

To protect against unauthorized usage, a lock code

may be set for your phone.If you choose this option,

then every time you turn on your phone, you must

enter the lock code before you can use the mobile

phone as normal. You may turn off the phone lock

code protection. In this case, you cannot prevent

unauthorized use of your mobile phone.

•Enter the lock code. Press Rto delete mistakes.

Confirm with #orpress L

For example, if your phone lock code is set as 0000,

then enter the following:

0 0 0 0 # or 0 0 0 0 ,

If you forget your lock code, you must contact your

retailer or local authorized repair and maintenance

service centre to have the lock code opened.

Unlocking the SIM card

To protect against unauthorized usage, the SIM card

uses a PIN (Personal Identification Number) number.

If you choose this option, then every time you turn on

your phone and enter the Phone Lock number (if you

have set a Phone Lock number), you must also enter

the PIN so as to unlock the SIM card before you can

use the mobile phone. You may turn off the SIM card

protection. In this case, you cannot prevent

unauthorized use of the SIM card.

•Holddown)to turn on the mobile phone;

•Enter the PINnumber. Press Rto delete

mistakes. Confirm with #or press L

For example, if PIN is set as 1234, then enter the

following:

1 2 3 4 #or 1 2 3 4 ,

If an incorrect number is entered three times in

succession, your SIM card will be locked by the

network and the mobile phone will prompt you for

the PUK number.

Getting Started 9

Your SIM card comes with a standard 4-8 digit PIN

number supplied by your network provider. You should

change this to your own number as soon as possible.

Connecting to the Network

When the SIM card is successfully opened, your

mobile phone will start to search for an available

network (

Searching

will be displayed on the screen).

When a connection is made, the name of the network

provider will appear in the middle of the screen. At

this time, your mobile phone will go into standby

mode. In addition to dialling and receiving calls, you

can also perform the following:

•Press Rto enter

Name

QuickSearch

•Press Lto enter the function menu.

Emergency

is displayed on the screen, this means that

you are outside the normal coverage of the network

area; but you can still make emergency calls depending

on the strength of the signal.

Your phone supports GPRS (General Packet Radio

Service) service. If your network operator has

activated your GPRS service and your phone is within

the GPRS network area, you may access WAP service

through the GPRS network.

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