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General| Network | GSM |
|---|---|
| Weight | 170 g |
| Display | Monochrome graphic |
| Camera | No |
| Operating System | Proprietary |
| Messaging | SMS |
| Card Slot | No |
| Bluetooth | No |
| GPS | No |
| Battery Type | Li-Ion |
| Talk Time | Up to 3 h |
| Standby Time | Up to 30 h (Satellite) |
| Antenna Type | External |
| Bands | GSM 900 |
| Battery | Li-Ion |
| Satellite Connectivity | Thuraya |
Handle the mobile phone with care, avoid extreme temperatures, keep away from heat sources, and clean with a soft cloth.
Avoid phone use while driving. Do not place phone in airbag deployment area. Do not transport flammable materials.
Never use the phone near blasting work or in potentially explosive environments, like filling stations.
Turn off the phone before boarding aircraft. Follow hospital regulations and turn off near medical equipment.
Be aware that electronic equipment may not be shielded from RF signals emitted by the phone.
Do not disassemble; use only qualified service personnel for repairs. Use approved batteries and accessories.
Do not remove the antenna. Use only designed antennas. Unauthorized attachments may damage the phone.
Consult cardiologist. Maintain 15cm distance, avoid breast pockets, and place phone away from pacemaker.
Newer hearing aids are immune. Older types may be susceptible. Try using the non-aided ear or hands-free.
Combines SAT, GSM, and GPS technologies for versatile mobile communication.
Covers SIM card insertion and battery charging procedures for initial phone setup.
Instructions on switching the phone on/off, entering PIN, and making emergency (SOS) calls.
How to lock/unlock the keypad to prevent accidental dialing and understanding display areas.
Explanation of various icons and symbols appearing on the phone's display.
Guide on operating the phone's menus, softkeys, and scroll keys for navigation.
Detailed steps for dialing numbers, answering, rejecting, and managing calls.
Adjusting ringing volume, listening volume, and earset volume using side keys.
Creating, storing, and managing contacts for easy calling and caller identification.
Accessing, redialing, storing, and deleting numbers from the list of dialled calls.
Viewing lists of missed calls and received calls for tracking communication.
Temporarily mute or unmute the microphone during an active call.
Sending DTMF tones during a call for accessing services like answering machines.
Placing a call on hold temporarily without disconnecting the line.
Reading/writing SMS during a call and checking the duration of the current call.
Managing multiple calls, including call waiting, accepting, and rejecting calls.
Storing voicemail number and listening to voice messages, often used when the phone is off.
Setting up call diversion for voice calls based on conditions like busy or no reply.
Managing call diversions for fax and data calls to alternative numbers or voice mailboxes.
Deactivating specific or all call diversion settings.
Prerequisites for sending SMS and instructions for writing and sending messages.
Tips for editing, saving, replacing SMS, and setting temporary SMS parameters.
Procedures for reading new or old SMS, and options for replying, forwarding, or deleting.
Setting SMS center, validity period, format, and delivery reports for all messages.
Switching info broadcast on/off and managing broadcast topics for receiving information.
Selecting preferred languages for displayed broadcasts from the info broadcast system.
How to access and read incoming information broadcasts on the phone.
Understanding and managing PIN, PIN2, and PUK codes for SIM card security.
Using security codes and barring codes to protect the phone and network features.
Procedures for changing PIN, PIN2, security code, and barring code.
Activating, deactivating, and clearing call barring for outgoing and incoming calls.
Setting up and managing a fixed dialling list for restricted calling.
Activating and deactivating closed user groups to potentially save call costs.
Setting a custom greeting text, and configuring the phone's clock and alarm functions.
Storing multiple numbers and configuring cost settings like charge rate and limit.
Setting baud rates for data transmission and enabling DTMF tone sending.
Configuring call waiting, sending own number, and automatic redial features.
Setting up one touch dialling, auto answer, and backlight for car usage.
Selecting between GSM, SAT, or preferred access modes for network operation.
Managing automatic or manual network selection and network preferences.
Updating SAT registration manually to ensure proper satellite call reception.
Adjusting the ringing volume and selecting melodies for different call types.
Setting melodies for faxes, data, High Power Alerting, alarms, and caller groups.
Fine-tuning ringing types (once, increasing, continuous) and managing tones (message, keypad, warning).
Setting up to two alarms with time, date, interval, and reminder messages.
Sending ringing melodies to other phones and receiving/saving them.
Information on uploading custom ringing melodies using a PC and data cable.
Viewing call durations for various categories and resetting the time counter.
Monitoring approximate call costs and resetting the cost counter.
Displaying remaining credit, SIM card information, cell info, and IMEI number.
Viewing latitude, longitude, altitude, date, and time of current location.
Saving, viewing, editing, and deleting way points, and sending them via SMS or PC.
Switching location tracking on/off and showing continuously updated position data.
Comparing GPS locations, calculating relative positions, and selecting display formats.
Configuring WAP settings, including Service Provider details like dial-up number and IP address.
Customizing user settings like idle timeout and font size, and accessing WAP services.
Browsing web pages, managing bookmarks, and disconnecting from WAP access.
Details on dual-mode operation (GSM/SAT), GPS, battery, and talk/standby times.
Overview of call services including SMS, voice mail, call barring, and network services.
Guidelines for safe charging, handling, and disposal of the mobile phone battery.
Instructions on typing characters using the keypad in text editor mode, including case switching.
How to delete characters and move the cursor within the text editor interface.
Accessing common functions through a simplified menu structure.
Detailed hierarchical view of all menu options and their corresponding codes.
Details on warranty period, coverage, exclusions, and service procedures.
Outlines limitations on Thuraya's liability, disclaimers, and buyer's rights.
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