m o re you can do
3.2
to set up your phone so that the PIN must be
entered every time you use it.
1 Press ‘MENU’.
2 Press ‘>’ on the compass key four times to
move from <Names> to <Security .
3 Press ‘OK’, you will see <PIN code>.
4 Press ‘OK’, you will see Set off>.
5 Press ‘>’, you will see <Set on . (You will be asked
to enter your PIN number if the PIN is currently off).
6 Press ‘OK’, you will see Activated.
7 Press ‘MENU’, to return to the main display.
PIN2
Your SIM Card also comes with a PIN2number which
is again set to 1111. The PIN2 number gives you
access to the Fixed numbers feature of your phone.
The use of Fixed numbers is explained on page 3.15.
to change the PIN2 number
1 Press ‘MENU’.
2 Press ‘>’ on the compass key four times to
move right from <Names> to <Security .
3 Press ‘OK’ and you will see <PINcode>.
4 Press ‘<’ to move to <Change PIN2>.
5 Press ‘OK’ and you will see Old PIN2:.
6 Enter your existing PIN2 number (which is 1111 if you
have not yet changed your PIN2number). Press ‘OK’.
7 You will see New PIN2:.
8 Enter your choice of a minimum of 4 and a maximum
of 8 digits. Press ‘OK’.
9 You will see Re(peat) PIN2:.
10 You will see Code correct.
11 Press ‘MENU’, to return to the main display.
You have now changed your PIN2number.
PUK codes (8 digits)
If you make a mistake entering your PIN code more
than 3 times in a row, your phone cannot be used
temporarily, until you obtain a PUK (Personal
Unblocking Code) from Orange Customer Services.
If the PUK code is entered incorrectly 10 times in a
row, the phone will become unusable and a charge
will be made to re-set it.
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