CipherLab 9600 - Making Phone Calls; Answering Phone Calls; Changing the Phone Volume and Notifications

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9600 Mobile Computer Reference Manual
6.3.3 MAKING PHONE CALLS
You can make phone calls via the GSM connection in several ways before you tap the
green [Call] button.
Dialling out
Using the dial pad on the screen or the physical keypad – simply enter the number you want to
call.
From Phone Book
Browse the phone book to find the contact or number you want to call.
Using Speed Dial
Enter the speed dial number of the desired contact.
From Call History
Browse call history via the display panel to pick the number you want to call.
6.3.4 ANSWERING PHONE CALLS
Tap [Call / Answer] to answer an incoming call, or tap [End / Reject] to reject the call
and send out the busy tone.
6.3.5 CHANGING THE PHONE VOLUME AND NOTIFICATIONS
Items Description
Dial tone Go to Start | Settings | Control Panel and select Volume & Sounds, and
adjust the volume of the headset, dial tone, and ringtone.
If you want to mute the dial tone, cancel the check box of “Applications” so that
sounds are disabled.
Ring tone
 Go to Start | Settings | Control Panel and select Volume & Sounds, and
adjust the volume of the headset, dial tone, and ringtone.
 Normally, you will be notified of an incoming call by playing the default
ringtone “ring.wav”. You can change the ringtone if you like. Simply tap
in the dialer.
 If you want to mute the ring tone, tap the Speaker button in the dialer.
There will be no ring tone when it becomes
.
Vibrate Whether there is ring tone or not, you can have the vibrator on for notifying an
incoming call. Simply tap
in the dialer, it will become indicating it is in
“vibrate” mode.
 When you see and on the screen, the phone is in “ring & vibrate”
mode.
 When you see and on the screen, the phone is in “vibrate” mode.