Home

Philips CT0699SLV 699 Mobile Phone

1. GPRS attach Your phone is connected to the GPRS network g amp Keypad lock Keypad is locked i Keypad unlock Keypad is not locked lel Vibra Your phone will vibrate when re ceiving a call N Vibra and Ring Your phone will vibrate and ring when receiving a call Ring Your phone will ring when receiving a call Vibra then ring Your phone will vibrate then ring when receiving a call Roaming Displayed when your phone is registered to a network other than your own especially when you re abroad Earphone You have connected a earphone MMS messages You have received a new multimedia message SMS message You have received a new message Voice mail You have received a new voice mail Record Displayed when you are recording WAP message You have received a mes sage in the wap push inbox Bluetooth Bluetooth is activated Alarm clock Alarm clock is activated yi A fls Bd a fo Call divert Divert all voice calls 54 P699_EN 95 G 8 23 07 5 17 PM T l e M O Battery The bars indicate the battery level 4 bar full 1bar low Missed call You have a missed call Silent Silent mode is activated Call Silent Silent during a call SIMI card idle currently making SIM1 card o o was g SIM2 card idle currently making SIM2 card P699_EN
2. 56 8 23 07 5 17 PM 55 Precautions Radio Waves j Your cellular mobile phone is a low power lt 4 radio transmitter and receiver When it is operating it sends and receives radio waves The radio waves carry your voice or data signal to a base station that is connected to the telephone network The network controls the power at which the phone transmits e Your phone transmits receives radio waves in the GSM frequency 900 1800MHz e The GSM network controls transmission power 0 01 to 2 watts e Your phone complies with all relevant safety standards e The CE mark on your phone shows compliancy with European electromagnetic compatibility Ref 89 336 EEC and low voltage directives Ref 73 23 EEC Your cellular mobile phone is your responsibility To avoid damage to yourself to others or to the phone itself read and follow all the safety instructions and make them known to anyone borrowing your phone Furthermore to prevent unauthorized use of your phone Keep your phone in a safe place and keep it out of small children s reach Avoid writing down your PIN code Try to remember it instead Switch off the phone and remove the battery if you are going to leave it unused for a long time A Change your PIN code after purchasing the D phone and to activate call restriction options The design of your phone complies with all applicable laws and regulations However your phone may cause interferenc
3. HOWEVER IN NO EVENT SHALL PHILIPS BE LIABLE FOR ANY PUNITIVE SPECIAL INCIDENTAL INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE LOSS OF USE LOSS OF TIME INCONVENIENCE COMMERIAL LOSS LOST PROFITS LOST BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES COST OF SUBSTITUTION OF GOODS OR SERVICES INVESTMENTS DAMAGE TO GOODWILL OR REPUTATION OR LOSS OF DATA AND DT s i o O l CLAIMS BY THIRD PARTIES RESULTING FROM PURCHASE OR USE OF THE PRODUCT TO THE FULLEST EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW WHETHER OR NOT PHILIPS HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES THESE LIMITATIONS SHALL APPLY NOTWITHSTANDING THE FAILURE OF THE ESSENTIAL PURPOSE OF ANY LIMITED REMEDY This limited warranty represents the complete and exclusive agreement between the Consumer and Philips with respect to this cellular Product and it supercedes all prior agreements between the parties oral or written and all other communications between the parties relating to the subject matter of this limited warranty No carrier retailer agent dealer employee thereof or employee of Philips is authorized to make modifications to this limited warranty and you should not rely on any such representation This limited warranty does not affect the Consumer s statutory rights under applicable national laws in force 66 P699_EN 67 8 23 07 5 17 PM Specific Absorption Rate Information International standards THIS MOBILE PHONE MEETS THE INTERNATIONAL RECOMMEN
4. information The display does not respond or the display responds slowly to key presses The display responds more slowly at very low temperatures This is normal and does not affect the operation of the phone Take the phone to a warmer place and try again In other cases please contact your phone supplier Your battery seems to over heat You might be using a charger that was not intended for use with your phone Make sure you always use the Philips authentic accessory shipped with your phone Your phone does not display the phone numbers of incoming calls This feature is network and subscription dependent If the network does not send the caller s number the phone will display Call or Withheld instead Contact your operator for detailed information on this subject You cannot send text messages Some networks do not allow message exchanges with other networks First check that you entered the number of your SMS center or contact your operator for detailed information on this subject 60 P699_EN 61 8 23 07 5 17 PM O i e A You have a feeling that you have missed some calls Check your call divert options The display shows INSERT SIM Check that the SIM card has been inserted correctly If the problem remains your SIM card may be damaged Contact your operator When attempting to use a feature in the menu the mobile displays NOT ALLOWED Some features are network dependent Therefore
5. 8 23 07 5 17 PM O I i e O e Press the up down keys to enter the symbols for the four arithmetical operators M or M e Press the left right keys to enter the symbols for the four arithmetical operators x MC or MR e Pressing the right soft key Clear to delete the latest entry or result e Press the right soft key Back to exit the calculator e Press the left soft key OK or tap to calculate the result e Tap M and M operators Select M operator to add a number to the memory select M operator to subtract a number from the memory select MR operators look over new data e Tap MC and MR operators Select MC operator to clear the memory select MR operator afresh transfer memory data The precision of this calculator is limited therefore rounding errors may occur especially in the case of indivisibility Units Converter Units Converter is an application that helps you to convert English units into metric units and vice versa Press the up down keys to select the operational item and press the left right keys to switch units converter Tools P699_EN 52 In the units converter you can enter up to eight numbers The conversion result can display up to fourteen numbers including decimal points Currency Converter First input the Rate then press the left soft key OK to enter Press the up down keys to select the operational item then press the left right keys to select the local and foreign
6. e Do not expose your phone to extreme temperatures e Treat the phone with care Any misuse will void the International Guarantee e Do not immerse the phone in any liquid if your phone is damp switch it off remove the battery and let them dry for 24hrs before using them again e To clean the phone wipe it with a soft cloth e Placing and receiving calls consumes the same amount of battery energy However the mobile consumes less energy in idle screen when kept in the same place When in idle screen and while you are moving your phone consumes energy to transmit updated location information to the network Setting the backlight for a shorter period of time as well as avoiding unnecessary navigating in the menus will also help to save the battery s energy for longer phoning and stand by performances 58 P699_EN 59 Battery information Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery Use specified charger only Do not incinerate Do not deform or open the battery Do not allow metal objects such as keys in your pocket to short circuit the battery contacts e Avoid exposure to excessive heat gt 60 C or 140 F moisture or caustic environments You should only use Philips Authentic M Ah battery and Accessories as the use of any ss other accessories may damage your phone and may be dangerous and will make all guarantees for your Philips phone null and void The use of an incorrect type of battery may also cause
7. e Tap fq to switch between English ABC or abc Keypad functions input methods The keypad functions are as follows Left soft key Generally used for confirmation Right soft key To return or delete Navigation keys up down and left right keys Generally used to move the cursor or candidate characters Right Navigation key Enter a blank space key Switch between the different input methods key Display the symbols list 14 Input Method P699_EN 15 8 23 07 5 17 PM 4 Phone Book Press the down key in idle mode to display the phone book list This phone is able to store up to 500 phone book records The number of records you can store on the SIM card is dependent on the capacity of your SIM card e Search View all the entries stored in the phone book e Search Entry Search for an entry in the phone book by name e Add New Entry Add a new record to the phone book You can store the number To SIM or To Phone If the new record is added To Phone apart from Name Numbers Home Number Office Number Fax Number you can also add the following information Company Name Enter company name E mail Address Enter email address Birthday Enter the contact s birthday Associate Picture Set a personalized picture for the current phone entry You can either select a O i e O preset picture from your mobile phone or select a picture from the File Manager e Associate Vide
8. Deactivate Cancel this function e Query Status View the status of this function 3 Call Divert The call divert network service allows you to divert under certain preset conditions certain incoming calls to a telephone number designated by you This service requires network support Please contact your network provider to activate this service You can set and cancel the call divert function of your mobile phone 36 Settings 8 23 07 5 17 PM T I i e A e DivertAllVoice Calls Divert all incoming calls when you did not answer The number of rings before the call is diverted is determined by the network e Divert If Unreachable Divert all incoming calls when the phone is not reachable due to some network error or other reasons e Divert If No Answer Divert the incoming call if it is not answered e Divert If Busy Divert all incoming calls when your line is busy e Divert All Data Calls Divert all data calls e Cancel All Divert Deactivate all diverts You can carry out the following operations e Activate Activate the function e Deactivate Cancel the function e Query Status View status of the function 4 Call Barring Call Barring allows you to bar certain incoming or outgoing calls based on certain preset conditions The 4 digit barring password that allows you to activate the Call Barring service is provided by your network provider For more details on this function please contact your net
9. Delete the current image Add audio Select an audio from the File Manager and insert it into the current page Edit Audio Edit the current audio Remove Audio Delete the current audio Add Attachment Add an attachment to the current page from the File Manager Edit Attachment Edit the current attachment Remove Attachment Delete the current attachment Delete Slide Delete the current page Insert New Slide Insert a new slide after the current page Paci Slide Return to the previous page Next Slide Enter the next page Preview Preview the current MMS Slide Timing Set the display time of the current page You can set different display timing for the different ages When you have finished editing the current MMS press the right soft key Done Thereafter you can carry out the following operations Send Only Save and Send Save to Drafts Send Options and Exit The following Send Options are available Validity period Set the duration of the current MMS that will be saved in the MMS center this option is dependent on your network operator Delivery report Select whether or not to receive notification on the delivery status of the MMS Read report Select whether or not to receive notification on the read status of the MMS Priority Set the priority of the current MMS Messages P699_EN 30 29 8 23 07 5 17 PM T i o O Some of the options above only appear under certain circumsta
10. GSM operator or retailer The SIM card contains your subscription information your mobile phone number and a small quantity of memory in which you can store phone numbers and messages The SIM card can be removed from your mobile phone and inserted into 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 SIM card you should avoid touching the metallic area on the card and keep the SIM card away from electricity or magnets If the SIM card is damaged you will not be able to access the GSM GPRS network and use the mobile telephone Getting Started P699_EN 8 Before removing the SIM card you must switch 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 Inserting the SIM card and Memory card Remove the back cover and battery Make sure that the phone is powered off You need to remove the back cover and battery of your phone before you can insert the SIM card Use your finger to lift the battery up from its slot 8 23 07 5 17 PM iar s i e O You may lose all your personal settings if you remove the battery when the phone is switched on Insert the SIM card Make sure that the clipped corner of the SIM card is facing the correct direction and the metallic contacts are facing downwards Slide the SIM
11. Press the left soft key to enter the menu and view a list of movies You can then carry out the following operations Play Play the current movie Forward Select send To PhoneBook To MMS or To Bluetooth Rename Rename the current movie Delete Delete the current movie Delete All Files Delete all movies in the Video folder or D or Memory Card folder Sort Sort all movies By Name By Type By Time and By Size or select None Storage Select Phone or Memory Card as your preferred storage location 44 P699_EN 45 Multimedia 8 23 07 5 17 PM When the movie is playing you can adjust the speed by pressing the left right keys and adjust the rate of progression by pressing up down keys When the movie is playing press the left side key to adjust the volume press the left soft key 0 key or tap DA to pause resume the video press the right side key or tap ij to capture the image in the movie the captured image will be saved in the ImageViewer menu Press key or tap J to play the movie in full screen When playing the movie in full screen you can not capture the image Audio Player In the Audio Player menu you can press the up down keys to control the music pause or resume press the left right keys to play the songs in the playlist in sequence adjust the volume using the left side key In the Audio Player menu press the left soft key List to display the playlist press the left soft k
12. SIM1 card is on standby select this option to switch to SIM2 card e Double divert Two SIM cards will be diverted to each other e Copy active card Copy the phone book list from the current SIM card to phone e Query When Power On When set to On you will be prompted for the active card when you power on the phone SIMI card has priority Please first insert into SIMI card slot Phone Setup You can carry out the following settings 1 Time and Date Use this menu to change the time and date displayed on your phone You can carry out the following settings e Set Home City Select a city from 59 cities Time is not changed when city is changed e Set Time Date Set the current time and date of the mobile phone according to established format The mobile phone allows you to set a date between year 2000 and 2030 e Set Format Set time format 12 hour or 24 hour set date format YYYY MM DD MM DD YYYY DD MM YYYY DD MM YYYY MM DD YYYY YYYY MM DD 34 P699_EN 35 Settings 8 23 07 5 17 PM O i e E 2 Schedule Power On Off You can set four timings to turn on off the mobile phone Each timing includes Status Disable or Enable Power On or Off and time Once you have set the timing the mobile phone will turn on or off accordingly at the set time Time cannot be repeated because the same time cannot be activated at the same time 3 Language Set the current language The menu interface
13. The default phone lock code is 0000 You should change it to your own code as soon as possible 3 Auto Keypad Lock Select a time from 5 sec 30 sec min or 5 min If there are no operations on the phone the keypad will automatically lock after the set time If you select None the keypad will not lock automatically To unlock the keypad press the right soft key then press key To lock the keypad long tap 9 4 Fixed Dial If your SIM card supports it outgoing calls can be restricted to certain numbers When this function is activated you may only dial the numbers that are in the fixed dialing list or numbers that have the same initial numbers as those on the fixed dialing list You can make the following settings Settings P699_EN 40 i 39 8 23 07 5 17 PM D s i e O Mode Enter PIN2 number and then turn the fixed dialing function on or off Fixed Dial List Displays the fixed dialing list If the list is empty you can press the left soft key Add to add and edit name and number of the fixed dial list You need to enter your PIN2 code to turn the Fixed Dialing function on or off Please contact your network provider to obtain the PIN2 code When the Fixed Dialing function is activated only numbers in the fixed dialing number list are displayed in the phone book 5 Barred Dial If your SIM card supports it certain numbers can be barred When this function is activated you may only dial th
14. an explosion Make sure damaged parts are replaced immediately by a qualified technician and that they are replaced with genuine Philips replacement parts Do not use your phone while driving Studies have shown that speaking on the telephone while driving lowers your concentration which can be dangerous Adhere to the following guidelines 8 23 07 5 17 PM T s i e O e Give your full attention to driving Pull off the road and park before using the phone e Respect the local regulations in countries where you drive and use your GSM phone e If you want to use your phone in a vehicle use the hands free function or earphone still ensuring you give full attention to driving e Ensure that your phone do not block any air bags or other security devices fitted in your car The use of an alarm system to operate a vehicle s light or horn to indicate incoming phone calls is prohibited on public roads in some countries Check local regulations High temperature environment restriction In case of hot weather or after a prolonged exposure to the sun e g behind a window or a windscreen the temperature of your phone s casing might increase especially when featuring a metallic finish Be very careful in this case when picking up your phone and also avoid using it with an ambient temperature over 40 C or below 5 C Environmental care lt S regarding the disposal of your packaging lt materials exhausted batteries and o
15. at the same time the subject will be changed to RE followed by the old subject Reply to all Edit the MMS and reply all at the same time the subject will be changed to RE followed by the old subject Forward Edit the message and forward the current MMS The subject will be changed to FW followed by the old subject Delete Delete the current MMS Delete All Delete all the MMS in the Inbox The MMS which is being received cannot be deleted Use Number Extract the number of the sender and then Dial the number or Save To Phone Book 30 P699_EN 31 Messages 8 23 07 5 17 PM T s i e O O T l i o E 3 Outbox If you have selected to save the MMS before sending the message will be saved in the Outbox The MMS which is being sent cannot be deleted 4 Drafts Contains MMS that were not sent yet You can further edit them before sending 5 Template Press the left soft key OK to enter the message template list where you can View check Properties and Write Message 6 Message Settings You must make the necessary settings in order to use the MMS feature You can make the following message settings Compose Set Creation Mode Image Resizing and Auto Signature Sending Set Validity period Delivery Report Read Report Priority Slide Timing and Delivery time Retrieving Set Home network Roaming Read Report and Delivery Report Filters Set Anonymous Max Size KB an
16. before it is given to Philips Philips assumes no liability for damaged or loss of the SIM card or the data contained therein c If the Product failure is not covered by this limited warranty or this limited warranty is inapplicable void or invalid due to any terms and conditions stated herein the Consumer will be charged for the cost of repair or replacement of the Product and all other related cost incurred in repairing or replacing the Product d IMPORTANT you are required to return the Product together with a valid proof of purchase which must identify the point of purchase date of purchase Product model and Product serial number clearly 6 Other Limitation This Warranty is The Entire Agreement EXCEPT FOR THE EXPRESS WARRANTIES SET FORTH ABOVE AND THOSE IMPLIED BY LAW AND WHICH CANNOT BE EXCLUDED OR MODIFIED BY AGREEMENT PHILIPS PROVIDES NO OTHER WARRANTY WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WHETHER BY STATUTE P699_EN 66 65 8 23 07 5 17 PM T s i e O UNDER THE OPERATION OF LAW OR OTHERWISE AND SPECIALLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTY OF SATISFACTORY QUALITY MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE PHILIPS TOTAL LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES RELATING TO OR ARISING OUT OF THE PURCHASE OR USE OF THE PRODUCT REGARDLESS OF THE TYPE OR CAUSE OF SUCH DAMAGE OR THE FORM OR CHARACTERISATION OF THE CLAIM ASSERTED E G CONTRACT OR TOPIT SHALL NOT EXCEED THE ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE PAID FORTHE PRODUCT
17. card into the card slot until it stops When you remove your SIM card the first time make sure that you smoothen the edges other wise you may have difficulty sliding in the card P699_EN 9 Make sure that the memory card is facing the correct direction and the metallic contacts are facing downwards Slide your memory card cover to the right lift up the card cover and insert the memory card into the card slot Then push down the card cover and slide memory card cover to the left to lock the memory card into place e h Getting Started 8 23 07 5 17 PM Replace the battery and the back cover With the metallic contacts facing downwards press the battery down into its slot until it locks into place Note that the hinge should be at the bottom of the phone Press down the back cover until it locks into place When inserting the battery be careful not to damage the metallic connectors of the SIM card slot Power on the phone To power on the phone long press the power supply key Enter the PIN code if required the 4 to 8 digit secret code of your SIM card It is preconfigured and provided to you by your network operator or retailer If you enter an incorrect PIN code 3 times in succession your SIM card will be blocked To unblock it you must obtain the PUK code from your network operator Power off the phone At all times you can long press the power supply key to power off the phone Cha
18. details of the record The details include the date time name of the caller telephone number and number of times you have missed the call Press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations Delete Delete the selected record Save to Phone book Save the selected number to phone book Dial Call the selected number IP Dial If you have set the IP Number the IP Number will be added automatically before the selected number before dialing Send SMS Send an SMS to the selected number Edit Edit and save the selected number Tap 68 or press the dial key to dial the number of the selected record DT s i o O U Dialed Calls Displays the dialed calls list Select a record and press the left soft key OK to view details of the record Press the left soft key Option to carry out the operations which are similar with those described under Missed Calls Tap 58 or press the dial key to dial the number of the selected record Received Calls Displays a list of calls you have received Select a record press the left soft key OK to view details of the record Press the left soft key Option to carry out operations similar with those described under Missed Calls Tap 5 or press the dial key to dial the number of the selected record Delete Call Log You can delete Missed Calls Dialed Calls Received Calls and All Calls record Call History P699_EN 24 23 8 23 07 5 17 P
19. normal use in accordance with the operating instructions and pursuant to the following terms and conditions This limited warranty extends only to the Consumer for Products purchased and used in the original country of purchase The limited warranty is valid only in Philips intended country of sales of the product 2 How Long is The Limited Warranty Period The limited warranty period for the Product extends for ONE 1 YEAR from the date of purchase of the Product documented by valid proof of purchase The limited warranty for original Philips rechargeable battery extends for six 6 months from the date of purchase 3 What Will Philips Do if The Product is Not Free From Material Defects in Materials and Workmanship During The Limited Warranty Period During the limited warranty period Philips or its authorized service representative will at its option either repair or replace without charge for parts or labour a materially defective Product with new or refurbished parts or Product and return such repaired or replaced Product to the Consumer in working condition Philips will retain defective parts modules or equipment Repaired or replaced Product will be covered by this limited warranty for the balance of the original limited warranty period or ninety 90 days from the date of repair or replacement whichever is longer Repair or replacement of Product at Philips option is your exclusive remedy 4 What is Not Co
20. of the incoming call associate picture of the incoming call associate movie of the incoming call add a member to the group and delete a member from the group You can add or delete a member from the caller group only if the corresponding member s record is stored in the onboard phone book Extra Number You can set the following numbers Owner Number Edit and set up one owner number and the corresponding name Service Dial Number SIM card dependent This service is currently available in Europe only SOS Number You can edit and set up to five groups of SOS Number Settings Memory Status You can view the total memory capacity and the used memory space of the phone book on both the mobile phone and the SIM card Preferred Storage You can set the preferred storage location of the telephone numbers to SIM or Phone You can also choose the storage location when you add a new phone entry Fields Select On or Off to show or hide the various fields such as Home Number Company Name Email Address Office Number Fax Number Associate Picture Associate Sound and Caller Group Caller Picture Select an appropriate picture for the current phone entry from the File Manager Caller Ring Tone Select a caller ring tone from the preset ring tones in your mobile phone or from the music files sent by others and stored in User Profiles Caller Video Select a video clip for the current phone entry from the F
21. press the dial key Access the In idle mode press the right preview side key window of the Camera Take photos In the preview window of the camera press the right side key Adjust ring volume In idle mode press the left side key Mute ring tone When the phone rings press the left side key Reject a call When the phone rings press the right soft key or long press the left side key Adjust During a call press the left earpiece volume side key Switch to silent mode In idle mode long press key Switch SIM card In idle mode long press 0 key Keypad Lock In idle mode long press key Keypad Unlock In keypad lock mode first press the right soft key then press key Tap the following icons to access the corresponding function menu Main menu Write Message Audio Player aaa a dial Fun amp Games P699_EN 8 23 07 5 17 PM Softkeys The left and right keys are located at the top of the keypad area Pressing the soft keys allows you to select the option displayed on the screen directly above them including options during a call The functions of the soft keys change according to the current context Main Menu You can access the different features of your phone from the main menu The following table summarizes the structure of the Main menu what the icons represent and the page number on which you can obtain more information regardi
22. the following operations Multimedia E P699_EN 44 43 8 23 07 5 17 PM D s i e E O i e O To Player Go to Video Player list display the movies list that is saved in the current video player menu if Storage is set to Phone D is displayed if Storage is set to Memory Card Memory Card is displayed CamCorder Setting Set White Balance EV Night Mode and Frequency Press the left soft key OK to activate the current setting Video Setting Set the Video Quality File Size Limit Record Time Limit Record Audio and Encode Format Effect Setting Set the special effect when recording movies Storage Select Phone or Memory Card as your preferred storage location Restore Default Restore the settings to factory default 2 Video In the view finder mode adjust the lens to frame your object in the view finder To record the video press the right side key or tap Gj To pause press the right side key again or tap jj To continue press the right side key or tap D To stop and save press the right soft key Stop then return view finder mode The default name is MOV four serial number of the movie the number will increase accordingly the letter You can view the movies from the Video Player menu or from Video folder in File Manager if Storage is set to Phone D is displayed if Storage is set to Memory Card Memory Card is displayed Video Player
23. the power supply key Make an international call 1 Press key until appears on the screen 2 Enter the country code 3 Enter the area code normally without the 0 in front followed by the phone number 4 Press the dial key or tap amp to dial Receive Mute End a call Receive a call Press the dial key Mute a call Press the right soft key power supply key or long press the left side key End a call Press the power supply key The phone will not ring when it is in silent mode The phone will not be able to receive calls when it is in mass storage mode Calling P699_EN 12 11 8 23 07 5 17 PM O I i e E Call Handsfree For your comfort and safety move the phone away from your ear when calling in handsfree mode To activate handsfree during a call press the left soft key Option then select H Free and press the left soft key again To deactivate handsfree during a call press the left soft key Option menu then select H Free and press the left soft key again Adjust speaker earpiece volume During a call you can press the left side key to adjust volume Call option There are several options available during a call You can press the left soft key Option to enter the call option menu The call option menu is only available during a call Functions such as call waiting call divert and conference call require network support Please contact your network provider In th
24. to activate or deactivate the display of call time 7 Auto Redial Turn this option On or Off to activate or deactivate the auto redial function 8 IP Number The mobile phone supports IP call You can set up to three groups of IP number When activated IP number will be automatically added before the phone number when you call the number When select an IP Number you may carry out the following operations e Activate Activate this function e Edit Edit the IP Number Network Setup 1 Network Selection This network service allows you to either automatically or manually select the network to be used while roaming outside of your home area Automatic Automatically search and connect to the first available network Manual Search for an available network and manually select the network you want to use 2 Preferred Networks Display a list of networks already configured and preset The preferred networks are stored in the SIM card Press the left soft key OK to display a list of preferred networks Select an entry and press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations Add From List Add a network from a pre defined PLMN LIST Press the up down keys to set priority Create New Add a new network to the preferred networks list You can name the network and set its priority Change Priority Change the priority of selected network Delete Delete the selected network from the Preferred N
25. 1 Write Message You need to set To recipient Cc send a copy of the message to another contact Bcc send a confidential copy of the message to another contact whereby your recipient will not know that you have sent the message to this contact Subject and Edit content e When editing Jo Cc and Bcc information you can choose Add Number or Add E mail After choosing the option you can enter the number or email directly you can also press the left soft key Search to choose a number or email 28 P699_EN 29 Messages 8 23 07 5 17 PM D s i e O In the recipient list interface you can press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations Add Number Add the recipient s phone number Add E mail Add the recipients email Edit Edit the selected number Delete Delete the selected number from the recipient list Delete all Delete all numbers from the recipient list e The MMS subject can be empty if the subject is empty the default subject name will be No Subject e When you select Edit content you can press the left soft key Edit to enter the edit content interface to input contents After finishing press the left soft key Options to carry out the following operations Done Finish editing the current MMS Input Method Select an input method Add image Select a picture from File Manager and insert it into the current page Edit Image Edit the current image Remove Image
26. 2 9 On standby you can dial the number you have set by long pressing the corresponding number key Settings P699_EN 36 35 8 23 07 5 17 PM D i e O P699_EN 37 8 Shortcuts You can edit the shortcut menu The shortcuts are in Tools gt Shortcuts menu 9 Dedicated key In this menu you can Edit the shortcut function of the navigation keys on standby Up key Down key Left key and Right key 10 Flight Mode You can select three kinds of mode Normal Mode Flight Mode and Query When Power On If you choose Flight Mode all the functions of the SIM card will be blocked 11 Handwriting You can set Pen Speed and Pen Color Pen Speed includes Fast Medium and Slow There are 8 colors for the pen Call Setup 1 Caller ID This function allows you to send or hide your phone number from the calling party when a call is initiated e Set By Network Use the default value set by the network The sending or hiding of phone number from the calling party will be determined by the network e Hide ID Your number is hidden from the called party e Send ID Your number is shown to the called party 2 Call Waiting When this option is activated the network will notify you when you have a second incoming call when you are already on the phone For details on how to use this function you can contact your network provider You can carry out the following operations e Activate Activate this function e
27. DATIONS FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES Your mobile phone is a radio transmitter and receiver It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the limits for exposure to radio frequency RF energy defined by the international standards These recommendations have been established by the International Commission on Non lonizing Radiation Protection ICNIRP and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Standards Associations IEEE SA that forcast a substantial safety margin for assuring the protection of all persons regardless of age and health The exposure recommendations for mobile phones use a measurement unit known as the Specific Absorption Rate SAR The SAR limit recommended by the ICNIRP for the mobile phones used by the general public is 2 0 W kg in 10g of tissue and is 1 6W kg in 1g of tissue by IEEE SA IEEE Std 1528 for the head Tests for SAR have been conducted using recommended operating positions with the mobile phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level the actual SAR levels of the mobile phone while operating are generally below the maximum SAR value This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network In general the closer you are to a base station antenna the lower the power output While there may be differences between the SAR le
28. Fun amp Games Games You can play three different games ColorBalls Memory and Puzzle For each game you can begin with Start Game or Game Help or you can view Best Grades and Game Level Start Game Starts a new session of the selected game Resume Opens the game you have played but not finished last time Game Level You may be asked to select a level for the game The options are Easy Normal and Hard Only in Smash Best Grades You can view the best score for each type of game and at each level Game Help You can view instructions on how to play the games and how to use the keys in the games Press the left soft key to pause or continue Press the right soft key Back to exit Game Setting Set Game Audio and Game Vibration to On or Off Move the cursor to the option by pressing the up down keys or left side key and set the corresponding effect with the left right keys 18 P699_EN 19 Fun amp Games 8 23 07 5 17 PM T I i e O 6 Services STK You can use the value added services provided by your network operator Your mobile phone supports STK functions This service is provided by your network operator If your SIM card and network operator cannot support this service then you will not be able to see this function in the menu For more information please contact your network operator The options in the STK menu differs according to the network operator WAP Your mobile p
29. M Call Time You can check the call time record in this menu The options are e Last Call Time Display the time of the last call e Total Sent Display the total time of your sent calls e Total Received Display the total time of your received calls e Reset All Time Clear all call time record and set to zero Call Cost To use this feature your network operator must support the Call Cost function You need to enter your PIN2 number to set the Max Cost and Price Per Unit Please contact your network provider to obtain the PIN2 number You can check the call cost record in this menu The options are e Last Call Cost Display the cost of the last call e Total Cost Display the accumulated cost of all your calls e Reset Cost Clear all the call cost record and set to zero PIN2 code is required e Max Cost Display and set the limit on call cost If there is no limit the screen displays 0 e Price Per Unit View and set the call cost unit SMS Counter To view the current SMS counter which include two options Sent and Received GPRS Counter Displays the volume of data transmitted over the network via GPRS This includes Last Sent Last Received All Sent or All Received data volume You can also reset it to zero using the Reset Counter 24 P699_EN 25 Call History 8 23 07 5 17 PM T I i e O 8 Messages SMS If your network supports SMS short message service
30. O T T i H E P699_EN 1 Discover Your Phone Headphone jack Back of phone Camera lens Left side key 262K color main screen Right soft key Navigation key Left soft k aa Power Supply key A Right side key Charger jack ae Earplug jack Data transfer port Microphone Philips continuously strives to improve its products Therefore Philips reserves the right 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 network How to Power On Off Long press the power supply key Make a call In idle mode press the number keys then press the dial key End a call During a call press the right soft key Answer a call Press the dial key Reject a call Press the power supply key Access the In idle mode press the left Main menu soft key Access the In idle mode press the right SIM switch soft key Access the Tools In idle mode press the up menu key Show the phone In idle mode press the down book list key 8 23 07 5 17 PM T I i e A Access the In idle mode press the left Audio Player key Access the SMS In idle mode press the right menu key Show Call Logs In idle mode
31. P699_EN 28 27 8 23 07 5 17 PM O i e O e Common Setting Set Delivery Report to On or Off If you set it as On when the recipient receives your message or if the message is not received for some reasons the message centre will send a status report to inform you Your network operator must support this function for it to be available e Memory Status Displays the memory in n m format in the SIM card and phone where n denotes the current number of messages and m denotes the maximum message capacity in the SIM card or phone Your mobile phone can save up to 200 SMS including Inbox and Outbox The number of SMS messages you can store in your SIM card is dependent on the capacity of the SIM card e Pref Bearer Select Prefer GPRS or Prefer GSM e Save and send settings If this option is set to On the SMS will be saved in the Outbox when you send it Save and send option is not available for Send To Many and Send By Group MMS MMS stands for Multimedia Messaging Service It supports multimedia functions and can send images sound and multimedia data in various formats It is available only if your network operator supports the MMS function Before using this function please confirm that your SIM card supports this service or contact your network operator If your mobile phone supports MMS function then you can send and receive MMS after you have made the necessary settings
32. P699_EN 50 49 8 23 07 5 17 PM The connection mode of the devices may differ Please read the device user guide before making the connection Calendar When you enter the Calendar menu the screen will display the current month Press the navigation keys to change date 1 Task list You can enter the Task List menu to set your tasks or display your tasks e View Check your current tasks e Add Set the following options Date Set a reminder Time Set a reminder time Note Edit the reminder content Alarm Turn the alarm on or off Repeat Set repeat periods of the alarm When the alarm is turned on the repeat option is effective e dit Task Edit and revise the current task e Delete Task Delete the current task e Delete All Delete all tasks 2 Jump To Date Enter the date then press the left soft key OK to jump to the specified date To Do List Display all the tasks Alarm The mobile phone can set up to three alarms and hold out the alarm when the phone is power off Select one alarm set the on off time and the Repeat mode Calculator Your mobile phone features a calculator with 4 basic functions to facilitate simple calculations Enter the Calculator to display the operation interface of the calculator e Use the on screen keypad or use the number keys from 0 to 9 to enter the numbers you wish to input use key to enter decimal point 50 P6 99_EN 51 Tools
33. Search to access the phonebook where you can select the recipients number If you select Save and Send you can save the message in the Outbox then send message if you select Save the current message will be saved into Drafts if you select Send To Many you will enter the Edit List which allows you to send the message consecutively to several people if you select Send By Group the message will be sent to all members of the group you have selected Short message centers in some cities and districts do not support short messages over 160 letters 70 Chinese characters only a compatible mo bile phone can receive and send messages con taining pictures animations and melodies 5 Delete You can select Delete Inbox Delete Outbox Delete Drafts and Delete All to complete the corresponding delete operation 6 Template You can Edit or Erase the message template 7 Message Settings When using the short message function you must first make the necessary settings Enter the Message Settings to carry out the following operations e Profile Setting Please contact your network provider for the Service Center Address Select one Profile then press the left soft key Edit to set the Profile Name SC Address Valid Period and Message Type Your network operator must support this func tion for it to be available Message Validity Period Fax Page and E mail options must be supported by your network op erator Messages
34. a P699_EN 46 45 8 23 07 5 17 PM T i e O Sound Recorder The mobile phone supports the recording of voice memos The default file extension is amr or wav If the sound recorder is empty it will display Empty Folder Press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations e Record Record a new voice memo In the record interface press the left soft key to select Pause or Cont to pause or continue recording press the right soft key Stop to edit and save the file Press the Power Supply key to exit and save the file automatically The recorded file is saved to Sound Recorder folder in the File Manager If Pref Storage is Phone it will be saved in D Sound Recorder if Pref Storage is Memory Card then it will be saved to Memory Card Sound Recorder In the file name edit interface of the recorded file you can press the right soft key to clear the file name then press the right soft key or tap Back to return and discard the recorded file e Play Play the current voice memo e Append Add a recording to the current file and save it as another file Rename Change the name of the voice memo Delete Delete the voice memo Delete All Delete all voice memos Settings Pref Storage Select Phone or Card using the left right keys File Format select AMR or WAV using the left right keys e Forward Select the current file and send To U
35. activate the current setting e Image Setting Set the Image Size and Image Quality e White Balance Select from Auto Daylight Tungsten Fluorescent Cloud or Incandescence e Scene Mode Set Auto or Night e Effect Setting Set the special effect when taking hoto e Add Frame Set photo frame photo offer the frame only 240 x 320 size Press the left side key to switch frame e Storage Select Phone or Memory Card as your preferred storage location e Restore Default Restore the settings to factory default except self capture mode 2 Taking a photo e Inthe view finder mode adjust the lens to frame your picture e After framing the picture you wish to take keep the camera steady and press the right side key or tap g to take the picture e After taking the picture press the left soft key to save it default Storage is Phone then return to view finder mode or press right soft key Clear to clear the picture and return to the view finder mode 42 P699_EN 43 Multimedia 8 23 07 5 17 PM iar i e A e When Cont Shot is set to On the saving and taking of photo will finish at the same time e The default name of the image is IMG four serial number of the pictures the numbers will increase accordingly the letter You can view the photos from the ImageViewer menu or from the Photos folder in the File Manager if Storage is set to Phone D is displayed if Storage is
36. and connect to the page directly 4 Enter Address Manually enter the URL address of a website and connect to it Ifyou want to connect to sina website you need to enter wap sina com 5 Service Inbox Select Service Inbox to view the service messages you have received Your mobile phone can receive service messages sent by your service provider For example service messages may consist of notifications on news briefings or a line of text message or a WAP service address 6 Settings Select Settings to configure the settings for online browsing e Edit Profile You can edit these options Rename Profile Homepage Data Account Connection Type Username and Password After editing and saving the list select Activate Profile to activate it Browser Options Set Timeout and Show Images options Service Message Settings Set to accept or not to a accept WAP service messages Clear Cache Data or services that you have visited will be saved in the cache memory of your mobile phone Please promptly clear these temporary files that record your online data Clear Cookies Data or services that you have visited will be saved in the cookies of your mobile phone Please clear these temporary files that record your online data Trusted Certificates Display the trusted certificate If you try to access or successfully accessed confidential information that require a password such as a bank account please reme
37. and you have subscribed to this service you can send short messages through the short message service center The mobile phone also supports Enhanced Messaging Service EMS that includes picture animation melody sound etc You can use the preset template to create short messages 1 IInbox Displays received messages If you have unread messages an envelope icon will appear at the top of the screen in idle mode and the short message will be automatically saved in the SIM card The number of short messages that can be saved which includes received messages as well as saved messages is dependent on the memory size of the SIM card To read a new message enter the Inbox and press the left soft key OK to read the message After you have selected a message you can press the left soft key Option to perform the following operations Reply Send a reply to the sender of the current message Delete Delete the current message Edit Edit the current message Forward Edit the current message and then forward it to other parties You can select Send Only to one person Send To Many or Send By Group Delete same number Delete all messages from the same number Copy to SIM Copy the current message from the phone to the SIM card Copy to Phone Copy the current message from the SIM card to the phone Move to SIM Move the current message from the phone to the SIM card Move to Phone Move the current message from the SIM car
38. character encoding type and select GB23 12 for simplified chinese character encoding type Sound Effect You can choose from 8 equalizer modes You can also select Restore Factory Default to restore the phone to its default settings Settings P699_EN 42 8 23 07 5 17 PM 41 11 Multimedia Camera To enter preview window of the camera press the left right keys to switch with EV press the up down keys to adjust Zoom you can adjust Zoom only when the photo size is 160 x 120 and 320 x 240 press 1 to adjust Effect Setting press 2 to adjust White Balance press 3 to adjust Delay Timer press 4 to adjust Cont Shot parameter press 5 to adjust Scene Mode press 6 to adjust Image Quality press 7 to adjust Image Size press to show or hide the shortcut icons The corresponding parameters are displayed on the right of the screen tap on the screen icons to set the corresponding parameters In the preview window of the camera press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations e To ImageViewer Go to the picture album and display the picture list that it is saved in the current album At this time if Storage is set to Phone it will display D Photos in the File Manager if Storage is set to Memory Card it will display Memory Card Photos in the File Manager e Camera Setting Set EV Shutter Sound Banding Delay Timer and Cont Shot Press the left soft key OK to
39. d The Format operation will delete all data in the Mobile Phone or Memory card e Remove If you select this option Memory Card will not be displayed If you power on the phone again Memory Card will display again Select Open to display the list of files in the folder select one file and press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations e Open Display the list of files in the current folder Create Folder Create a new folder Rename Rename the current file Delete Delete the current file Sort Sort the current files By Name By Type By Time and By Size or select None Select one file and press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations e Read You can only read files TXT that are smaller than 2M e View Check a picture file If the picture format is not supported the phone will display an error prompt e Play Play a multimedia file If the music format is not supported this option will not be displayed Multimedia P699_EN 48 47 8 23 07 5 17 PM D a l e O T s i e A e Forward Forward the file to other locations e Detail Display details of the file including Date and Size e Rename Rename the file e Copy Copy the current file to another location Press the left soft key to select this option the files in the same root directory will be displayed If you are copying the file within the same root directory press t
40. d Advertisement Edit Profile Set Rename Profile Homepage Data Account Connection Type Username and Password Memory Status View information on the Usage Total and Free memory space available Voice Mail Server This will automatically direct all your incoming calls to the voice mail server when you cannot answer the call The caller can leave a message on the voice mail server of your service network e Enter the Voice Mail Server submenu where you can set up to two voice mails e Press the left soft key Option to enter voicemail option where you can choose Edit to enter your voice mailbox number or Connect to Voice to listen to your voice mails Your network operator must support the Voice Mail feature for it to be available You may need to subscribe to this service For details about voicemail and the voice mailbox number please contact your network operator Messages P699_EN 32 31 8 23 07 5 17 PM O T l i H O Broadcast Message Broadcast messages refer to public messages sent by your network operator If you use the broadcast message service you can receive messages on various topics from your network operator such as the weather taxis hospitals etc Please contact your network operator for the available topics e When you enter Broadcast Message submenu you will see four menu options Receive Mode Read Message Languages and Channel Setting You can read the current broadcast messa
41. d to the phone Copy All Copy all the messages in the Inbox to another location Move All Move all the messages in the Inbox to another location Use Number Extract the telephone number of the sender in the current message and display the numbers in a list You can select a number and save it to your phonebook or dial it Messages P699_EN 26 Zo 8 23 07 5 17 PM O i o A O T l i o E Use URL Extract the URL address must start with http or wap in the current message and display them in a list You can select one of the address and connect to it directly Save Objects Extract a sound or picture object in the current message EMS and save it If the current message contains multiple objects you can press the up down keys to select an object and save it 2 Outbox Displays the short messages you have selected to Save and Send before sending 3 Drafts Displays the short messages you have selected to Save before sending 4 Write Message Before writing a message please confirm that you have set the short message service center number Press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations e Done After finishing your message you can select this option and use the up down keys to select Send Only Save and Send Save Send To Many or Send By Group e Use Template Use a preset message template e nsert Object Insert an object to appear in your EMS Picture S
42. e Charging must be performed in a well ventilated area at a temperature between 10 C and 45 C The factory supplied charger must be used Using an unapproved charger could be dangerous Moreover this breaches the provisions of the 10 P6 99_EN 11 T i e O repair warranty and violates the mobile phone s certification If the mobile phone automatically shuts down or indicates Battery is low you should immediately charge the battery If the battery has not been entirely used up before charging the mobile phone will automatically reduce the recharging duration If you do not intend to use your phone for several days we recommend that you remove the battery Getting Started 8 23 07 5 17 PM 2 Calling Make a call You can make a call only when the network name appears on the screen From idle mode 1 In idle mode you can press the number keys to enter the phone numbers or tap amp or to enter the dial screen then tap the on screen numbers to enter the phone number To correct an error press the right soft key 2 Press the dial key or tap amp to dial 3 To end a call press the right soft key or the power supply key From Phone Book 1 In idle mode you can press the down key to display the phone book list 2 Select a contact from the phone book list 3 Press the dial key to dial the number you have selected 4 To end a call press the right soft key or
43. e Customize the selected profile Press the left soft key OK to display the following menu e Jone Setup Customize different ring tones with different options for example Incoming Call and so on Power on and Power off tone cannot be changed e Volume Two types of volume can be set Ring Tone including incoming call alarm power on power off message tone and Key Jone associated with key presses e Alert Type This option allows you to set the alert type You can select only one option from Ring Vibration Only Vibra and Ring and Vibra Then Ring e Ring Type This option allows you to set the ring type Single Repeat or Ascending e Extra Tone You can turn the tone On or Off as follows Warning Error Camp on and Connect e Answer Mode You can select different modes of answering Any Key except for the Power Supply key Right Soft key and Automatic available only when the headset is inserted User Profiles P699_EN 34 33 8 23 07 5 17 PM D i e O 10 Settings Pen Calibration Tap the cross symbol at the center of the screen to calibrate the stylus pen SIM switch The phone supports two SIM cards and you can switch between the two SIM cards On idle mode hole 0 key The phone will reboot and switch to the other SIM card The default standby SIM slot will change accordingly e Activate SIMI If SIM2 card is on standby select this option to switch to SIMI card e Activate SIM2 If
44. e call and one call on hold you can press the left soft key Option then select Swap to switch between the 2 calls or select End Single or End All to end the call Answer a second call Network dependent If you have activated Call Waiting you will be alerted when there is a second incoming call You can 1 Press the dial key to answer the second call The current call will be put on hold automatically 2 Press the right soft key to reject the second call then press the left soft key Option and select Retrieve to continue with your current call 3 When there is one active call and one call on hold you can press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations e Swap e Conference e Transfer e End Single End All e Phone Book e SMS e Sound Recorder e Mute e DTMF Calling E P699_EN 14 13 8 23 07 5 17 PM O s i e A T I i e E 3 Input Method Smart ABC and Smart abc input methods do not support handwriting input General outline e e Tap on the screen to move the cursor position This mobile phone supports English input and o Tap W to display symbols list provides the following input methods Multitap ABC Tap TE Multitap abc Numeric Smart ABC Smart abc o lap kmj Co Input a blank space e Tap W to delete a letter or character The available input method is dependent on the e Tap to hide a letter or character tap papa language display to display a letter or character
45. e call option menu you can carry out the following operations e Hold Puta call on hold or retrieve a call that has been put on hold e H Free During a call press the left soft key Option then select H Free and press the left soft key again to activate it To deactivate handsfree press the left soft key Option then select H Free and press the left soft key again New Call Dial a new call Phone Book Enter the phone book list SMS Enter the Messages menu Sound Recorder Record voice memos In some countries recording of telephone conversation is subject to legislation If you intend to record the conversation we advise that you notify the caller and only do so when they agree You should also ensure confidentiality of the recordings e Mute Stop the transmission of your voice to the other party e DTMF Deactivate or activate DTMF sound 12 P699_EN 13 Calling 8 23 07 5 17 PM T I i e O Make a second call Network dependent Dial a second call Network dependent You can make a second call by putting the current call on hold 1 During a call with Party A you can enter Party B s number using the keypad or select New Call 2 Press the dial key to dial Party B s number Party A will be put on hold automatically 3 You can also select Phone Book to access the Phone Book list then select the contact you wish to call Switch calls Network dependent When you have one activ
46. e numbers that are in the barred dialing list Mode Enter PIN2 code to turn barred dialing function on or off Fixed Dial List Displays the barred dialing list If the list is empty you can press the left soft key Add to add and edit name and number of the barred dial list You need to enter your PIN2 code to turn the Barred Dialing function on or off Please contact your network provider to obtain the PIN2 code When the Barred Dialing function is activated only numbers in the Barred dialing number list are displayed in the phone book The barred dial number list is stored in the BDN file in the SIM card If the current SIM card does not have BDN file a popup window will show SIM Card Not Support 6 Change Password You can change PIN PIN2 and Phone Lock Password If you want to change the PIN code but SIM lock is not enabled then you cannot change the PIN code A popup window will show PIN Lock Must Be Enabled along with an error tone Password must longer 4 digits and not more than 8 digits Restore Factory Settings You can restore the relevant settings to the factory default settings Restoring factory default settings requires the correct handset lock code to be entered Some settings cannot be restored to the manufacturer s settings until the phone is restarted 40 E P699_EN 41 Settings 8 23 07 5 17 PM D I i e O O I i e O Default Encoding Type Select BIG5 for traditional chinese
47. e with other electronic devices Consequently you should follow all local recommendations and regulations when using your cellular phone both at home and when away Regulations on the use of cellular phones in vehicles and aircraft are particularly stringent Cy Public concern has been focused for some Gs time on the possible health risks for users of cellular phones The current research on radio wave technology including the GSM technology has been reviewed and safety standards have been drawn up to ensure protection from exposure to radio wave energy Your cellular telephone complies with all applicable safety standards 56 P699_EN 57 8 23 07 5 17 PM T I i e O Always switch off your phone Inadequately protected or sensitive electronic equipment may be affected by radio energy This interference can lead to accidents 445 Before boarding an aircraft and or when packing the phone in your luggage the use of mobile phones in an aircraft may be dangerous for the operation of the aircraft disrupt the mobile phones network and may be illegal l In hospitals clinics other health care centers and anywhere else where you may be in the close vicinity of medical equipment Oa In areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere e g petrol stations and also areas where the air contains dust particles such as metal powders In a vehicle transporting flammable products even if the vehicle is parked or a v
48. ehicle powered by liquefied petroleum gas LPG check first that the vehicle complies with the applicable safety rules In areas where you are requested to turn off radio transmitting devices such as quarries or other areas where blasting operations are in progress A 9 Check with the vehicle manufacturer that electronic equipment used in your vehicle ES will not be affected by radio energy Pacemakers If you are a user of a pacemaker e Always keep the phone more than 15 cm from your pacemaker when the phone is switched on in order to avoid potential interference e Do not carry the phone in a breastpocket e Use the ear opposite to the pacemaker to minimize the potential interference e Switch off your phone if you suspect that interference is taking place Users of Hearing aids If you are a user of a hearing aid consult your physician and hearing aid manufacturer to learn whether your particular device is susceptible to cellular phone interference Improved performance In order to improve the performance of your Pe E y phone reduce radio energy emission reduce P699_EN 58 57 8 23 07 5 17 PM D i e O battery consumption and ensure safe operation adhere to the following guidelines D For the optimal and satisfactory operation amp of the phone you are recommended to use the phone in the normal operating position when not using in hands free mode or with a hands free accessory Sth
49. elect a picture from your mobile phone and insert it at the current cursor position My Picture Select a picture that was received via EMS and insert it at the current cursor position Predefined Animation Insert a preset animation at the current cursor position My Animation Select an animation that was received via EMS and insert it at the current cursor position Melody Select music from your mobile phone and insert it at the current cursor position My Melody Select music that was received via EMS information and insert it at the current cursor position Predefined Sound Select a predefined sound from your mobile phone and insert it at the current cursor position e Add contact information Insert a phone number and name at the current cursor position the phone number and name must be from your phonebook e Format Text Set text format Text Style Set the text style as Bold Italics Underline or Strikethrough 26 P699_EN 27 Messages 8 23 07 5 17 PM Alignment Set the alignment mode as Automatic Left Center or Right New Paragraph Add a new paragraph with Automatic Alignment mode Left Alignment mode Center Alignment mode or Right Alignment mode e Input Method Select an input method After selecting Done if you select Send Only to one person you will be prompted to enter the recipient s telephone number at this time you can enter the number with the number keys or press the left soft key
50. eres I3 Call MS i cease scusis sweeties cade tayivansadizisenisceninsaassla 24 3 lnput Method sssssessssssesssssseeseesseeseessesses 14 Call Cost cessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssetnsssiesssn 24 General OUTING scncetsnvnssnnnscsucncsccnseusbsunecebesnstns 14 SMS Counter ssesccstsscnivescioscesectassvarenienacnes 24 Keypad MACIOS ssavcesctn tuyeceiaaaercasstuissuerseanive 14 GPRS Counter ssseseseseesesesesesesesssosesesesessssses 24 4 P699_EN 5 8 23 07 5 17 PM 8 Messages See E E A EEEE 25 eBook PEE E T A E IN E E 43 hi lt ES E EEE EAEE T ee 25 Video Recorder ssssssssssesrsssssersserrseeresersseers 43 MMS ooann 28 Video Player eeeeeeeeeeeeesesseeenssssssnenseeeeeeeeeeees 44 Wie Mail SERVE ciacseececcececes cree ccack a ccs 3 Audio Player sccucacsecerscastvesoreecanevsssessereenemnscnss 45 Broadcast Message cccsscsssssssssesssssssseessseeeee 32 Sound Recorder sseeseeseesesssessesssesresresseesees 46 9 User Profiles esesccvsccrnasevectararherecesaceernngiaats 33 e e POS ae eee remem ae ron 34 File Manager aie eran nanan rere tonntiirar errs cepmerre 47 n ee a i P E E 49 en ji G eer eater ee Calendar sosnimunranennnenaa i 50 SIM SWiItER c2sccacsssosssnccussccasasasisasassuoctescaaisineneies 34 To Do Citaren Ek 50 Phone Setup se e sssessessesesresessrreseeresesseseseesesess 34 Alari eee eee eee men Ee en Oe a 50 GANS CUD se sche cc patscccrsessae re cccenccesecccesaeaneaest 36 Calculator siecle sieenasteaecosouaid
51. eteseiancevetensateusses 50 Network Setup s sessseessssessssesssresessesessesesees 38 Sear Setu 39 Units Converter sesseesseseessessesseessesseesessree 5I y j eS Currency Converter cccsesscssssesseseeseeseees 5 Restore Factory Settings ccsseseseceeees 40 World Clock paroda 5I Default Encoding Type ssesecscseeeeeees 4 eaii 5 Sound Effect cccsccccscsscccessscececcsceccssecsrsecees 4 Aaaa Biledicl tcl g Geren een ee ert mere oe ee eee 52 Multimedia sssesessesseessseeseeeceeseesssssssesen 42 Shor 56 0 cee ee ee ae ee een ee 52 BE ge IPANEN IE EAN ENA TEE 42 ImageViewer ssessssssessssesesessesrssesrsssseesesessesee 43 5 P699_EN 6 8 23 07 5 17 PM WY CAN aaccpseseceesnaeeeteetenccee eae ees 53 ICONS amp Symbols ue eeeseseececeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 54 Precautions se cossavernsacusoaniiadedseceseqistenicnciswniate 56 Troubleshooting saiscatccccsnctececscdenrarcdeceransncatec 60 Philips Authentic Accessories 0 62 Trademark Declaration ccsesceceseeceeees 63 Limited warranty acescscsacedscvscesipceaccisceyccsetecns 64 Specific Absorption Rate Information 67 Declaration of conformity ceeeceee 68 6 P699_EN 7 T s e M O 8 23 07 5 17 PM 1 Getting Started Please read the safety instructions in the cc 39 Precautions section before use Before you start using your phone you must insert a valid SIM card supplied by your
52. etworks list 3 GPRS Connection Press the left soft key Change and select When Needed connection or Always connection 38 P699_EN 39 Settings 8 23 07 5 17 PM iz s i e E Security Setup You can set the security options of your mobile phone to avoid the unauthorized use of your mobile phone and SIM card 1 SIM Lock The PIN code can prevent unauthorized use of your SIM card You can carry out the following operations e If SIM Lock is Off select On and enter the PIN code to activate SIM Lock protection The next time when you switched on your phone you will be asked to enter your PIN code e To turn off the PIN code protection select Off If you enter an incorrect PIN code three times in succession your SIM card will be locked At this time you need the PUK code to unlock the SIM card The PIN code and PUK code may have been provided to you together with the SIM card If you do not have it please contact your network provider The default PIN code is usually 1234 You should change it to your own code as soon as possible 2 Phone Lock The Phone Lock can prevent unauthorized use of your mobile phone You can carry out the following operations e If your phone lock protection is currently inactive select On to activate the phone lock protection When you switched on the phone you will be asked for your phone lock code e To turn off the handset lock protection select Off
53. ey Option and select Play to play the current music select Detail to check information of the current music select Add To Rings Refresh List etc Select Settings to view the attributes of the Audio Player select SelectAll to play all the songs or select Clean all to clear your selection Tap on a music track or press 0 key to select a music track If you select Settings you can carry out the following operations e Play List Select From Phone or From Card e ListAuto Gen Turn this option On or Off If you turn on this option the playlist will be automatically updated If you turn off this option you can press Option to select Add to add music to the playlist select Remove or Remove All to remove the selected file or all files from the playlist e Repeat Change the repeat mode you can use the left right keys to set Off not repeat One repeat one music and All play all music in a loop e Shuffle Change the order of the music playback you can set On random order or Off play according to the order of the playlist e Background Play Press the left right keys to set On or Off the music will continue to play in the background when you are in other menu functions except camera operation sound operation and video recorder operation e Audio Equalizer Set the equalizer e Spectrum Display Style Select the music spectrum mode Multimedi
54. ge through Read Message Select Channel Setting to select screen broadcasting channels you may also select add and set Channel Title and ID select Edit to reset current channel select Delete to delete the broadcast channel Your network operator must support the Broadcast Message feature for it to be available 32 P699_EN 33 8 23 07 5 17 PM 9 User Profiles Your mobile phone comes with various user profiles for you to set your mobile phone s ring tone according to the environment e General For use under general circumstances e Meeting For use in meetings This requires presetting for example Alert Type set to Vibration Only e Outdoor For use when outdoor For example you can set a higher volume for the earpiece and the ring tone e Indoor For use when indoor e Headset For use when using the headset It will be activated automatically when you insert the headset into your mobile phone For example you can set a lower volume for the earpiece and the ring tone e Bluetooth When you have successfully connected the bluetooth headset These six profiles have already been set and the default profile is General In idle mode long press key to quickly turn silent mode on or off Press the up down keys to scroll and select the required profile then press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations Activate Activate the selected profile Customiz
55. he up down keys to select a location and press Option to carry out the copy operation if you are copying the file to a different root directory press the right soft key Return to select the location then press the left soft key Option to carry out the copy operation The other available options include Done to finish and copy Open to enter the selected file and copy it Create Folder to set up a new folder and copy e Move Move the current file to another location Move is similar to Copy but when you move a file the file will no longer be stored in its original location thereafter e Delete Delete the current file If the file attribute is Read Only it cannot be deleted e Delete All Files Delete all files in the current folder e Sort Sort the current files By Name By Type By Time and By Size or select None 48 P699_EN 49 Multimedia 8 23 07 5 17 PM O aaa l i o E 12 Tools Bluetooth Bluetooth is a global standard for wireless connectivity Bluetooth is based on low cost short range radio Bluetooth technology facilitates the replacement of cables normally used to connect one device to another with one universal short range radio connection Two Bluetooth devices can communicate with each other when they come within a range of 10 meters of each other Due to their dependence on radio connection as opposed to altemative technologies such as an infrared connection Bluetooth devices d
56. hone supports Wireless Application Protocol WAP service You can access a wide variety of WAP services such as news weather reports flight information etc These services are specially designed for mobile phones and maintained by the WAP service providers Network support is necessary for access to WAP services Please contact your network provider and or the service provider of the desired service Your service provider will also provide you with instructions on how to use this service 1 Homepage Enter the home page and use this menu to connect your phone to the network and load the home page of the wireless web service provider Homepage is set in Settings Edit Profile 2 Bookmarks Display the bookmark list Press the up down keys or the left side key to select one bookmark then press the left soft key Option to access the following Goto Connect to the selected bookmark Edit Edit the Title and Address of the bookmark Delete Delete the selected bookmark Delete All Delete all the bookmarks Add Bookmark Edit the title and address of a new bookmark Services P699_EN 20 19 8 23 07 5 17 PM O I i e O O T l i H E P6 99_EN 21 If the bookmark is empty you need to enter the URL address of the website before connecting to it For example if you want to add sina website to the bookmark you need to enter wap sina com 3 Recent Pages Display the recent pages Select a recent entry
57. ile Manager 16 P699_EN 17 Phone Book 8 23 07 5 17 PM You can select a contact from the phonebook list and press the left soft key Options to carry out the following operations e Dial Press the left soft key to dial the current number e Send SMS Send a short message to the current phone entry e P Dial Set up an IP dial number When you choose IP Dial the IP number will be automatically added before the telephone number you wish to dial e Send MMS Send an MMS message to the selected contact e View View details of the selected contact If the information in the entry exceeds one screen length you can use the up down keys to scroll If the selected contact is saved on the SIM card then you can only view the Name Number and Caller Group of the contact e Fdit Edit and revise the information of the selected contact e Delete Delete the selected contact e Copy Copy the selected contact to another location such as the phone or SIM card Phone Book P699_EN 18 e Move Move the selected contact to another location If the selected contact is stored in the SIM card then it will be moved to the mobile phone and vice versa You can tap G amp to dial the selected telephone number under option view directly If there is more than one telephone number in the entry select the desired number then press the dial key to dial the number 17 8 23 07 5 17 PM T s l e O 5
58. ilips Authentic Accessories SAR information if available at the time of publication otherwise included as a separate document and finally the Limited Warranty information 8 23 07 5 17 PM DT s i o N l Table of contents Getting Started vss cssntoaianscnsascees 7 4 Phone Book sesssseseessssssecseseceecesseoecsesesss I5 Inserting the SIM card and Memory card 7 5 Fun amp Games ccscecsessessesessesessesessesceees 18 Power On the Phone cccrsersrsesssservsssssearseesrsee 9 Games sonaia 18 Power off the phone siisii 9 Game Setting lt c iissssmrsosrnterimroutiedeornnn 18 Charging the battery ssssssessssseeessesseeeeen 7 6 SERVICES ocictsidcesvestuicsanuzicistiveiesionseviteeivetioun 19 Z Calling sssesssssssecsssssssesessssssssneeeeessssnseeeeesen I TE E eee 19 MEL Ce el ere ee II WAP ccccecdvstctoresdovcaseestecasuuessslacerseuntarcenetecedecet 19 Make an international Call I Data Account ose cssccasveeccecarneeesetescstecinststo nes 21 Receive Mute End a call esssesseenssee Il 7 all HISTOry snumnisnasanene 23 Call Handsfree sssssssessesssessserssesssessesne 2 Missed Calls sossiccdescctensstsctsondsecstbaeunissiniesccmars 23 ESOS SPSAKEE CaN PIETE VON rajatise A Dialed Calls s cscsssssssuesesesetstitiesetetetet 23 Call OpPtION perenne trent eretree nner rrr 12 o E a re 23 PAIS A PECON CA arrg 13 Delete Call Log sivristanzcsuaimmnnivndianie 23 Answer a second call sssssssssssssesrsesessesesr
59. ld phone and please promote their recycling as Remember to observe the local regulations Philips has marked the battery and packaging with standard symbols designed to promote the recycling and appropriate disposal of your eventual waste ey The battery should not be disposed of with general household waste The labeled packaging material is recy Sd clable A financial contribution has been made to the associated national packaging recovery and recycling system e g EcoEmballage in France N The plastic material is recyclable also iden tifies the type of plastic P699_EN 60 59 8 23 07 5 17 PM T s i e A Troubleshooting The phone does not switch on Remove reinstall the battery Then charge the phone until the battery icon stops scrolling Unplug from charger and try to switch on the phone Your phone does not return to the idle screen Long press the hangup key or switch off the phone check that the SIM card and the battery have been installed correctly and switch it on again The network symbol is not displayed The network connection is lost Either you are in a radio shadow in a tunnel or between tall buildings or you are outside the network coverage area Iry from another place try to reconnect to the network especially when abroad check that the antenna is in place if your mobile has an external antenna or contact your network operator for assistance
60. mber to clear your mobile phone s cache memory N O Services 8 23 07 5 17 PM 7 WAP Online Functions The following options are available when you press the left soft key Option when browsing WAP service pages Goto Connect to the current selected WAP site Homepage Return to the WAP service home page Refresh Download the current page again Bookmarks Display all your saved bookmarks Press the left soft key Option to enter the bookmarked site directly edit the bookmark s name edit the bookmark s address or delete the bookmark etc Recent Pages Display the recent pages Enter Address Connect directly to your desired site by directly entering the specific URL address Set as homepage Set the current site as the WAP service home page Save image as Select this option to save a picture This option will only appear when there is a picture in the current page Service Inbox Check your service messages Settings Set the option for online browsing Exit Exit from the WAP browser window and disconnect Using the keypad in the Browser Press the up down keys to scroll up down in the WAP page Press the left right keys to scroll left right in the WAP page Press the left soft key Option to access the online options Press the right soft key to exit or cancel operation The function of your mobile phone s keys may differ according to the WAP services Please follow the prompt on the screen of you
61. nces For example Delete Slide only appears when the current MMS exceeds one page Each page of a MMS can only contain one picture and one sound When the current page contains a sound or picture Add image will change to Edit image or Add Audio will change to Edit Audio When editing an MMS the status information line bar at the top of the screen will display the current page total pages as well as the entire size of the MMS 2 Inbox All received MMS messages are saved in the Inbox When you receive a MMS your mobile phone will ring if message alert is activated and the screen will show a message alert icon If the Receive option in the MMS Receive Setting is set to Immediate the mobile phone will download the MMS and save it in the cache After that the screen displays New MMS Message When you enter the Inbox your mobile phone will display a list of MMS in the Inbox including download notifications Press the up down keys to scroll through the MMS you wish to read You can press the left soft key Options to carry out the following operations Download Download the current MMS content if the MMS has not been downloaded to the phone Press the left soft key OK to display the MMS size and confirm whether or not to download View Check the current MMS content Properties Check the sender s number subject sent time and date and MMS Size Reply Edit the MMS and reply to sender
62. ng the menu functions The instructions in this user guide focuses on keyboard operations For touch screen operations please refer to the instructions on the screen P699_EN 3 Phone Book Fun amp Games 8 23 07 5 17 PM Services O T T i H E In idle mode press the left soft key Menu to access the main menu and press the navigate keys to browse the icons and lists or press 1 9 number keys to access the options and functions directly Press the left soft key to select and access the corresponding options of the selected item on the list Press the right soft key to back or return to the previous menu How to use this manual This user manual strives to provide you with concise and complete information regarding your Philips 699 phone It includes the following Discover your phone This section presents an overview of your mobile phone and information on the most commonly used features Information on how to set up your mobile phone for the first time such as installation of SIM card battery etc Chapter l Getting started P699_EN 4 Chapter 2 Main features How to make and answer call as well as some frequently used call functions Chapter 3 Text entry How to enter text using the alphanumeric keypad Chapter 4 to l2 Description of the main features of this phone Other sections Icons amp Symbols Precautions Troubleshooting Ph
63. nternet via the PC You need the following PC tools 1 The operating system of the PC is Windows XP SP2 or newer 2 Video chat tools QQ and MSN etc should be set up 3 The PC should be connected to the Internet Steps 1 Connect the phone which is powered via the USB data cable to the PC 2 Select Webcam on the USB Config interface and press the left soft key OK to enter the Webcam mode 3 You must ensure that the PC is connected to the Internet 4 You can carry out video chat with others using video chat tools QQ and MSN etc Characteristics of the network camera lens 1 Supports plug and play function 2 Automation exposure 3 Automation plus control 4 Adjust the parameters of the Webcam such as brightness contrast tone saturation definition gamma white balance and backlighting contrast to improve video frequency effect When carrying out a video chat the actual re fresh rate is determined by the Internet speed not the phone P699_EN 54 53 8 23 07 5 17 PM D i e O iia Icons amp Symbols In idle mode several symbols can be displayed simultaneously on the main screen If the network symbols isn t displayed the network is not currently available You may be in a bad reception area moving to a different location may help Tall GSM Network Your phone is connected to a GSM network Reception quality The more bars there are the better the reception
64. o Set a personalized video for the current phone entry You can either select a preset video from your mobile phone or select a video clip from the File Manager e Associate Sound Set a personalized ring tone for the current phone entry You can press the left right keys to select a personalized ring tone from the mobile phone You can select an audio file from the File Manager User Profile as the associate sound e Caller Group You can assign the contacts in the phone book into different groups e Copy All Select From SIM to Phone to copy all the entries from your SIM card to your mobile phone or select From Phone to SIM to copy all the entries from your mobile phone to your SIM card When you copy telephone number entries from your mobile phone to your SIM card only the Name Number and Caller Group will be copied Phone Book P699_EN 16 15 l 8 23 07 5 17 PM T i e O Delete Select From SIM or From Phone to respectively delete all the entries in the SIM card or the onboard phonebook You can also select One By One to delete telephone number individually To delete all the entries from the SIM card or phone you need to enter a password The default password is 0000 Caller Group The phone supports incoming caller group function You can select a group from the caller group list to view and edit the details The caller group options include group name ringtone
65. o not require a line of sight connection in order to communicate To check if the phone and the bluetooth device can be connected please refer to the equipment manufacturer before purchase In some places use of bluetooth is restricted Therefore before making a bluetooth connection please refer the local authorities or the service operator e Power Press the left soft key to activate e Inquiry Audio Device Press the left soft key to search for an audio device If the device is found press the left soft key Bond then enter the password to complete the pairing of devices e My Device Press the left soft key OK to display My device then press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations Connect Select a device and connect to it Rename Rename the device Delete Delete the device Delete All Delete all devices Service List Display the service list of this device Inquiry New Device Find a new device e Active Device Display active device You can press the left soft key Cut to terminate the connection e Setting Displays the following options Visibility Press the left soft key to activate Change Device Name Rename the device Authentication Set whether or not the device requires authentication Audio Path Select Leave in phone or Forward to BT Headset FTP Setting Set the Share Folder or Access Right of the phone e About Show the service list of this phone Tools
66. of Directive 1999 5 EC has been followed with the involvement of the following Notified Body CETECOM Identification mark 0682 Dec 31st 2006 f Pi Quality Manager 68 P699_EN 69 8 23 07 5 17 PM
67. r mobile phone For more information please contact your WAP service provider At all times you can press the power supply key to exit the WAP browser disconnect and return to idle mode Data Account 1 GSM Data In this menu the mobile phone will list Data Account listing of GSM data You can select and edit the GSM data Account Name Edit and specify a name for the account Services P699_EN 22 21 8 23 07 5 17 PM T I i e O Number Enter the phone number to dial for connection to the server User Name Enter the user name to login to the server Password Enter the password to login to the server Line Type Select Analogue or ISDN Speed Select the rate to transmit receive data to from the server The options are 4 8Kbps 9 6Kbps and 14 4Kbps DNS Edit the DNS Address 2 GPRS In this menu the mobile phone will list the Data Account listing of the GPRS data You can select and edit the GPRS data Account Name Edit and specify a name for the account APN Edit the APN User Name Enter the user name to login to the APN Password Enter the password to login to the APN Auth Type Select Normal or Secure 22 P699_EN 23 8 23 07 5 17 PM D a i e O 7 Call History Missed Calls Displays the telephone number or name of the missed calls if the number is already stored in the phonebook Select a record from the missed calls list press the left soft key OK to view
68. rates Enter the number in the frame then press the left soft key OK the conversion result will be displayed in another frame World Clock Enter the World Clock menu to display the world time zone map Move the coordinates using the left right key the time will be displayed accordingly Health The Health menu includes BMI and Menstrual e BMI Select your sex and enter your height and weight Your BMI will be displayed e Menstrual Enter the Last Mens Date and Average period ovulation time and the common time will be displayed with a different color 51 8 23 07 5 17 PM O I i e O D I i e O Dictionary Dictionary function only support simplified Chinese and English The Dictionary features English to Chinese New Word and Word Class menu Word Class menu features CET 4 CET 6 and Business Enter random word class and press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations e Explanation Display the English to Chinese result e Last Page Display the previous page e Next Page Display the next page e Add to New Word Add this word to the New Word menu e Set to BookMark Set a new bookmark When you read next time you can begin here e Delete BookMark Delete the current bookmark Shortcuts You can select a corresponding function and enter 52 Tools P699_EN 53 i 8 23 07 5 17 PM Webcam You can carry out video chat by connecting the camera lens of the phone to the i
69. rging the battery Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery The new battery is partially charged A sound alert will be emitted to warn you when the battery level becomes low We recommend that you do not remove the battery when the phone is powered on as you may lose all your personal settings as a result If you do remove it the date and time settings are only memorized for a short while As such you may need to reset the information after you have installed the battery back again Getting Started P699_EN 10 G 8 23 07 5 17 PM T s i e O Plug the charger into an electrical outlet Plug the charger connector into the bottom of the phone with the arrow pointing upward The battery symbol indicates the state of charge If the phone is charging while power off a charge indicator will appear on the screen If the battery is completely flat it might take some time after you have begun charging before the charge indicator appears on the screen When the battery level icon indicates that the battery is full and does not flash anymore this means that the battery is fully charged When charging while power off there will still be an indication on the screen that the charging is complete This process usually takes over 2 5 hours The mobile phone and charger will become warm during charging and this is normal When charging is complete unplug the charge connector from the electrical outlet and the mobile phon
70. ries Some accessories such as a battery and a charger are included as standard in the package of your mobile phone Additional accessories may also be provided or sold separately Package contents may therefore vary To maximize the performance of your Philips mobile phone and not to void the warranty always purchase Philips Authentic Accessories that are specially designed for use with your phone Philips Consumer Electronics cannot be held liable for any damage due to use with non authorized accessories Charger Charges your battery in any AC outlet Small enough to carry in a briefcase handbag Headset Your phone will activate the headset mode automatically when you plug in the earphone You can select Auto option for the answer mode If this option is set to On your phone will automatically answer the incoming call in 5 or 10 seconds 62 P699_EN 63 8 23 07 5 17 PM iam s i e A T s l e M O Trademark Declaration m Bl h i Bluetooth UO trade mark owned by telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson Sweden and licensed to Philips 63 P699_EN 64 8 23 07 5 17 PM Limited warranty 1 What Does This Limited Warranty Cover Philips warrants to the original retail purchaser Consumer or You that this Philips cellular product and all accessories originally provided by Philips in the sales package Product are free from defects in materials design and workmanship under
71. ser Profile To MMS To EMS or To Bluetooth Melody Compose You can compose your own melody and use it as the ring tone If the list is empty Empty Folder is displayed if the list is not empty press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations e Play Play the current melody e Edit Edit and save the melody e Add Add a melody file e Rename Edit and rename the file e Delete Delete the selected file e Delete All Files Delete all melody files 46 P699_EN 47 Multimedia 8 23 07 5 17 PM T I i e O e Forward Send To User Profile as ring tone or send To MMS or send To EMS or send To Bluetooth e Settings Select Phone or Memory Card as your preferred storage location You can press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations e Play Play the current melody e Play Speed Adjust the melody play speed Fast Normal or Slow e Select Instrument Select an instrument Piano Guitar Violin Saxophone Steel Drums Flute Harmonica Trumpet Music Box or Xylophone e Save Save the melody in the Audio folder File Manager When you enter this menu the screen displays D and Memory Card if a Memory card has been inserted into the mobile phone Press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations e Open Display the list of files e Create Folder Create a new folder e Format Format the Mobile Phone or the Memory car
72. set to Memory Card Memory Card is displayed ImageViewer You can view your photos here Press the left soft key Option to select View Browse Style Forward Rename Delete Delete All Files Sort and Storage if Storage is set to Phone D is displayed if Storage is set to Memory Card Memory Card is displayed You can use the Forward option to send the photo To Wallpaper To Screen Saver To PhoneBook To MMS To EMS and To Bluetooth eBook You can read files TXT saved in the phone or Memory Card You need to copy the file to File Manager Phone or Memory Card eBook then enter eBook to read it Press the left soft key Option to carry out the following operations e Read Read the contents of the selected file e Rename Change the name of the selected file e Delete Delete the selected file e Delete All Files Delete all the files in the eBook menu e Sort Sort all the files in the eBook menu you can select to sort By Name By Type By Time and By Size or select None e Storage Select Phone or Memory Card as your preferred storage location Note that only files TXT that are smaller than 2M and which is saved in the eBook can be displayed in this menu Only files in Unicode can be displayed Video Recorder 1 Video Recorder Settings Enter preview window of the video then press the left right keys to switch with EV parameter Press the left soft key Option to carry out
73. they are only available if the network or your subscription supports them Contact your operator for detailed information on this subject Your phone is not charging If your battery is completely flat it might take several minutes of pre charge up to 10 minutes in some cases before the charging icon is displayed on the screen Your phone cannot recognize the memory card Your phone only supports memory cards formatted in FAT16 which have a maximum of 2G capacity Check whether your memory card is compliant The phone cannot play songs Have the songs in My files been deleted or renamed while the original names are still remained in the play list You need to update the playlist You video player cannot play all MP4 files The phone only support PM4 file formats MPEG 4 and H 263 When the code rate or resolution is too large the player might not function sometimes The phone reacts too slowly Presumably you have set a large gif file as the wallpaper Because gif files need large memory to decode the large gif formatted file will slow down the operation Try to downsize the gif picture and reduce its frames The jpg picture wallpaper is recommended You cannot configure some functions The network service operator does not support your operation or you are required to register for the service Contact your network service provider P699_EN 62 61 8 23 07 5 17 PM D i e E Philips Authentic Accesso
74. vels of various phones and at various positions they all meet the international protection standards for exposure to radio waves The highest SAR value for this Philips 699 model phone when tested for compliance against the standard was 0 49W kg for ICNIRP recommendation and 0 697W kg for IEEE Standard For limiting the radio waves exposure it is recommended to reduce the mobile phone call duration or to use a headset The purpose of those precautions is to take the mobile phone away from the head and the body Specific Absorption Rate Information 67 P699_EN 68 8 23 07 5 17 PM T I i e O Declaration of conformity We Philips Electronics Hong Kong Ltd Business Group Mobile Phone 5 F Philips Electronics Building 5 Science Park Avenue Shatin New Territories Hong Kong declare under our sole responsibility that the product Philips 699 GSM GPRS Dualband Digital Mobile Phone TAC 353735 01 to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following Standards Safety ETSI EN 60950 1 2001 EMC ETSI EN 301 489 1 V1 6 1 and ETSI EN 301 489 7 V1 3 1 Radio ETSI EN 301 511 V9 0 2 Health EN 50361 2001 IEC 62209 1 2005 DT I i o O l We hereby declare that all essential radio test suites have been carried out and that the above named product is in conformity to all the essential requirements of Directive 1999 5 EC The conformity assessment procedure referred to in Article 10 and detailed in Annex III or IV
75. vered By This Limited Warranty This limited warranty does not cover a Product that has been subjected to misuse accident shipping or other physical damage improper installation abnormal operation handling neglect inundation fire water or other liquid intrusion or 64 P699_EN 65 G 8 23 07 5 17 PM T s i e O b Product that has been damaged due to repair alteration or modification by anyone not authorized by Philips or c Product that has reception or operation problems caused by signal conditions network reliability or cable or antenna systems or d Product defects or problems caused by uses with non Philips products or accessories or e Product which warranty quality stickers product serial number or electronic serial number has been removed altered or rendered illegible or f Product purchased used serviced or shipped for repair from outside the original country of purchase or used for commercial or institutional purposes including but not limited to Products used for rental purposes or g Product returned without valid proof of purchase or which proof of purchase has been altered or is illegible h Normal wear and tear or Force Majeure 5 How Do You Get Warranty Service a Return the Product to an authorized service center of Philips You may contact the local Philips office for the location of the nearest authorized service center b The SIM card must be removed from the Product
76. will change according to the language you have selected 4 Display Characteristics e Wallpaper You can browse and select a wallpaper from the System using the left right keys or select User Define to browse and select a wallpaper from the File Manager e Screen Saver Select Setting to set the status and waiting time of the screen saver Select System or User Define The operations are the same as Wallpaper e LCD backlight Set Brightness and Time of the LCD backlight There are 5 levels of brightness The backlight time can be set from 5 60 sec e Show Date andTime Turn On or Off to set whether or not to display the date and time on standby e Show Owner Number Turn On or Off If you have set the name and number in Phone Book gt Extra Number gt Owner Number then the name will be displayed on standby If you set the number option only then the number is displayed on standby If Show Operator Name is set to off then own number will not be displayed e Show Operator Name If set to On the network operators name will be displayed on standby 5 Preferred Input Methods There are 5 types of input methods available 6 Greeting Text You can turn greeting text On or Off and Edit the startup greeting of the phone 7 Speed Dial You can turn Speed Dial feature On or Off and set the speed dial numbers Select Set Number press the left soft key OK and select a speed dial number from
77. work provider e Outgoing Calls Allows you to prevent calls from being made to other numbers It includes All Calls which prevents the making of all outgoing calls International Calls which prevents the making of international calls only International Except Home prevents the making of international calls except to home You can Activate Deactivate or Query Status of the above functions When All Calls is activated you can only call the SOS number e Incoming Calls Allows you to bar certain incoming calls It includes All Calls which prevents the reception of all incoming calls When Roaming which prevents the reception of any incoming call when the you are out of your home network You can Activate Deactivate or Query Status for the above options e Cancel All Enter the Barring Password to cancel all barring e Change Barring PW Enter old barring password and set new barring password 5 Call Time Reminder When this option is enabled there will be a short beep when the duration of a call exceeds the reminder timer The reminder can be single or periodic e Off Cancel this function e Single A single reminder beeps only once the time may range from 1 to 3000 secs Settings P699_EN 38 G 37 8 23 07 5 17 PM D i e M e Periodic Periodic reminders beep periodically every time the timer expires the times may range from 30 to 60 secs 6 Call Time Display Turn this option On or Off

Philips CT0699SLV 699 Mobile Phone

Contents

Download Pdf Manuals

Related Search

Related Contents