Panasonic EB-GD35 Manuel utilisateur

Operating Instructions EB-GD35

Digital Cellular Telephone

Before operating this equipment please read these instructions

completely.

Quick Reference

This Quick Reference guide is intended to enable ou to utilize the

most basic features of the phone instantl without having to search

through specific details in this manual.

Power On/Off

Press and hold E

Make a Call

Use the ke pad to enter the

area code and telephone

number ou require, then

press D

Correcting an Error

Press Conce to erase the

previous character

Press and hold Cto

remove all characters

entered

Redial Last Number

Press DD

End a Call

Press Eto end a call

Answer a Call

Press an ke except E,

gor A

Adjust Ear Volume

Press eduring a call

Access WAP Browser

Press and hold P

Make Emergency Call

Press 112 D

International Dialling

Press and hold 0, until +

appears in the displa , use

eto select the appropriate

countr , then press B

Add a Phonebook Entry

Enter phone number and

press A. Press B, enter

name and press Btwice

Dial a Phonebook Entry

Press A, then use eto

select the desired number,

then press D

What is My Number ?

This function is SIM

dependent. Press B25

and the number of our

phone is displa ed

Set Key Guard

In the idle mode press B

three times and the ke s are

locked to avoid accidental

presses

Disable Key Guard

When Free is displa ed in

the main option area, press

Btwice to remove the Ke

Guard

Contents

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

Fitting the SIM .........................1

Fitting the Batter .......................2

Charging the Batter ......................3

Getting to Know Your Phone .................4

Basic Operation .........................7

Switching the Phone On/Off ..................7

Making a Call .........................7

Automatic Redial .......................8

Ending a Call .........................8

Answering a Call........................8

Earpiece Volume Control ...................9

Locking the Phone.......................9

Setting Vibration Alert ....................10

Setting Ring and Ke Volume ................10

Phonebook ...........................11

Store a Number .......................11

Browsing Phonebook.....................11

Retrieve/Edit Phonebook Entries...............12

Using Alert Profiles......................13

Hot Ke Phone Numbers...................13

Review the Phonebook....................13

M Numbers .........................14

Personalising Your Phone ...................15

Add a Start-up Greeting ...................15

Displa ing Animations ....................15

Changing the Ring Tone ...................15

Disabling all Tones ......................16

Changing the Language ...................16

Restoring the Default Phone Settings ............16

Disabling Warning Tones ..................16

Phone Security .........................17

Using the PIN ........................17

Using Ke Guard .......................17

Changing the Securit Codes ................18

Restricting Calls .......................18

Applications ...........................20

Clock .............................20

Calculator ..........................22

Game ............................23

Short Text Messages ......................24

Setting the Phone for Text Messages ............24

Sending a Text Message...................24

Receiving Text Messages ..................25

Message Options.......................25

Using Pre-defined Messages ................26

Manage Messages Lists ...................26

Message Parameters ....................27

Cell Broadcasts .......................28

Call Information .........................29

Recent Numbers .......................29

Call Identification .......................30

Call Duration .........................30

Service Charges .......................31

Advanced Operation ......................33

Diverting Calls ........................33

Cancelling Diverted Calls ..................33

Holding Calls and Call Waiting ................33

Multi-part Calls .......................35

Call Transfer .........................36

Changing to a New Network .................36

Line Selection ........................37

WAP Browser ..........................38

Server Settings........................38

Activating the Browser ....................39

Navigating Content......................40

The Browser Menu ......................40

Deactivating the Browser...................40

Setting the Linger Time ...................40

Additional Features .......................41

DTMF Tones .........................41

Note Pad ...........................42

Accessor Related Features .................42

Text Entry ............................43

Menu Structure .........................45

Trouble Shooting ........................46

Important Error Messages ..................48

Important Information......................50

Safet Considerations ....................50

Care and Maintenance .....................52

Glossary of Terms .......................53

Specifications ..........................55

EU Warranty ...........................56

Notes ...............................62

Getting Started

Thank ou for purchasing this Panasonic digital cellular phone. This

phone is designed to operate on the Global S stem for Mobile

Communications (GSM), GSM900 or GSM1800. You must full

charge the batter before use - see “Charging the Batter ” on

page 3.

Before operating this phone please read the “Important

Information” section - see page 50.

These operating instructions detail the use of the equipment

contained in the Main Kit.

Some services detailed herein are network dependent or ma onl

be available on a subscription basis. For more information contact

our Service Provider.

Fitting the SIM

The SIM is inserted into the back

of the phone below the batter .

Place the SIM on the platform at

the bottom of the phone,

ensuring the bevelled corner is

the top right corner (1). Slide the

SIM down (2) using light

pressure, until it is located under

the SIM retaining bar and

against the stopper (3).

Removing the SIM

From the bottom of the SIM,

push until the majorit of the SIM

is clear of the retaining bar (1).

Appl ing light pressure, slide the

SIM up (2). Once clear of the

SIM retaining bar the SIM can be

lifted out of the phone.

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Fitting the Battery

Remove the batter cover b

pressing where indicated and

sliding the cover downwards (1).

Note

: DO NOT press hard in the

centre of the battery cover as this

may cause it to break.

Ensure that the batter locking

mechanism is located to the right

then insert the top of batter into

the batter recess (2). Place the

base of the batter into the

phone, slide down towards the

SIM and push the sliding

mechanism at the top, to the left, locking the batter in place (3).

Ensure the sliding mechanism is fully to the left, to enable

correct fitment of the battery cover. Replace the batter cover,

sliding upwards until it clicks into position (4).

Removing the Battery

Remove the batter cover b

pressing where indicated and

sliding the cover downwards (1).

Push the sliding mechanism to

the right to unlock the batter (2),

then Slide the batter towards

the top of the phone. Remove the batter from the phone, bottom

first (3).

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Charging the Battery

Connecting the Travel Charger

The batter must be fitted to the

phone before the charger is

connected. Ensuring the arrow

on the plug is to the front of the

handset, insert the charger plug

into the base of the phone.

Note

: DO NOT force the plug as

this may damage the phone and/or

the charger.

Connect the charger to the

mains power suppl . The LED on the phone lights to indicate that

external power is applied.

Operation of Battery Level Indicator

While charging Charging complete

Telephone on KH

Telephone off KIndicator off

When charging is complete disconnect the charger.

Full discharge the batter before recharging - See “Low Batter

Warning” page 4.

Disconnecting the Travel Charger

Disconnect the charger from the

mains power suppl . Gentl

extract the charger plug from

the phone.

Getting Started

Low Battery Warning

You are notified of low batter power b a blinking

LOW BATTERY message and a warning tone. If

this occurs during a call, end our call

immediatel . The power is automaticall shut off

shortl after the warning tone. Full charge the

batter before using the phone again. (Calls can be made and

received while the phone is charging).

It is recommended that the batter is full discharged between

charges to maintain batter life and performance.

Getting to Know Your Phone

Location of Controls

gNavigation key – pressing up and down scrolls through

options in the main displa area. Pressing right scrolls

forward through options in both the main and secondar

option areas. Pressing left scrolls backwards through the

options in both the main and secondar option areas.

BSelect key – selects the option in the main option area

Aaccesses Phonebook when the phone is in idle mode. It can

also be used as a secondar select ke when using the

menu s stem

Pprovides instant access to WAP Browser, a short cut to

SMS and t pe mode selection for text entr .

Getting Started

Panasonic

Antenna

Earpiece

Personal Handsfree

Socket

Charging Socket

Microphone

External Power

LED

Displa

LOW

BATTERY

Names

Dmakes a call or recalls recentl dialed phone numbers

Cclears the last digit entered or clears all digits when pressed

and held. Also returns to previous screen

Eends a call or switches the phone on/off when pressed

and held

1Digit keys 0to 9,*and #. The #ke switches

vibration alert on and off

The Menu System

The menu s stem provides the means for accessing all the functions

which do not have dedicated buttons on the ke pad.

During a call a restricted menu will be available.

Shortcuts

When ou are familiar with the la out of the menu ou can use the

ke pad to enter the Menu Number to quickl obtain the required

function. For example, from Idle mode pressing Bto enter the

menu and then 523 takes ou directl to the menu for

changing the ring tone. Examples in these instructions use the

shortcuts to gain access to the relevant functions or to the sub-menu

under which other functions are located.

Display Icons

Following some operations the displa automaticall clears after

three seconds or after pressing an ke .

Getting Started

Navigation Prompt

Main Display

Main Option Area

Status Icons /

Information Area

Secondary Option Area

ABC ABC

Status Icons

The status icons are displa ed according to the currentl activated

functions. The Antenna, Signal and Batter icons are alwa s

displa ed when the handset is switched on and connected to a

network.

Yis displa ed when ou are registered to a non-home network

-roaming

tis displa ed when call divert is enabled

]is displa ed when vibration alert is enabled

[is displa ed when all tones or ring volume is off

Nblinks when an unread message is stored or lights up when

message area is full

Ois displa ed when phone lock is enabled

Sindicates that it is possible to make emergency calls

Tindicates the received signal strength:\- weak signal,

T- strong signal

Hindicates the battery level:H- full, G(blinking) - low

batter

Information Area

This area displa s the current top level menu, the sub-menu number,

text entr mode or the Phonebook location number, depending on

the current mode of operation.

Navigation Prompt

pThis icon indicates the available directions in which the

Navigation Key can be pressed according to the current

mode of operation

Alarm Set

?The Alarm Set Icon will appear next to the clock displa

when the alarm has been set

Option Areas

The Option Areas displa the available options which can be

selected. Options in the main option area can be selected b

pressing B. Options in the secondar option area can be

selected b pressing A

Getting Started

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