SMS Feature
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To send and receive SMS text
messages, you need your SMS
Message Centre telephone numbers.
Two numbers have been preset in
your phone.
The phone number for SMS Message
Centre 1 is used to SEND a text
message while the number for
Message Centre 2 is used to RECEIVE
a text message.
You can change the pre-set numbers if
required.
To call back the
Message Sender
ZZ
Í.
The most recent senders’ details
are displayed.
ZZSS
/
UU
to select a sender’s
telephone number to call back.
ZZVV
to display the message.
ZZOO
or
^^
while the number
in the Incoming message list is
displayed or while the message is
displayed.
ZZPP
to end the call.
Changing the SMS Service
Centre Numbers
ZZVV
.
ZZVV
to select “SMS Messages”.
ZZSS
/
UU
to select
“Parameters”.
ZZVV
.
Enter base unit PIN (4 digits).
Message Centre 1 is displayed.
ZZSS
/
UU
to select Message
Centre.
On selection,
ZZVV
.
Edit the number.
On completion,
ZZYY
.
ZZVV
to select “Save”.
ZZPP
to return to the standby
mode.
For your reference, these are
the numbers that have been
preset in your phone.
Message Centre 1 : 0911 023 5029
Message Centre 2 : 0161274599
During promotional periods, you can
send a message using Message
Centre 3. Promotional offers can
include free SMS sending on the
network.
Your SMS Service provider will
inform you when promotional offers
are available and will tell you what
phone number is required to be
saved for Message Centre 3. Store
the number by following the
procedure listed above.
When the number is saved you then
have to select Message Centre 3 in
your base unit settings (Message
Centre 1 is the default). To select
Message Centre 3, please see ‘Selecting
SMS Message Sending Centre Number’
under ‘Base Unit Settings’ Chapter.
Please remember to change back
to Message Centre 1 after the
promotional period has ended.
On selection,
ZZVV
.
ZZVV
.
ZZSS
/
UU
to select “Save
Phonebook”.
ZZVV
.
Phonebook memory is displayed.
Then follow from * in ‘Storing
Caller Information into the
Phonebook’ (see page 10).
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