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General| Network | GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 |
|---|---|
| Status | Discontinued |
| SIM | Mini-SIM |
| Display Type | CSTN, 65K colors |
| Call records | 10 dialed, 10 received, 10 missed calls |
| Alert types | Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic ringtones |
| Loudspeaker | No |
| 3.5mm jack | No |
| Radio | No |
| Games | Yes |
| Java | Yes, MIDP 2.0 |
| Features | Predictive text input, Organizer |
| Stand-by | Up to 250 h |
| Talk time | Up to 5 h |
| Camera | No |
| Weight | 85 g |
| Messaging | SMS, MMS |
| Browser | WAP 2.0 |
| Colors | Silver |
| Languages | Multiple |
Important safety instructions for using the mobile phone safely, covering usage in hospitals, near sensitive devices, and aircraft.
Explanation of Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) and how the phone meets government requirements for RF energy exposure.
Details of physical components like antenna, display, keys, and ports.
Explains the functions and operations of various keys for phone usage.
Steps for inserting SIM card/battery and charging the phone before first use.
Instructions on switching the phone on/off, entering PIN, and first-time setup options.
Explanation of icons used in the manual and how to navigate menus and controls.
Explains various security codes like PIN, PIN2, PUK and their purpose.
Covers changing phone code, clearing SIM barring, and preventing accidental activation.
Customize phone with ringtones, animations, screensavers, logos, background, and color schemes.
Information on obtaining ringtones, logos, and accessing online services.
Create a personalized menu with frequently used functions and numbers.
Covers fundamental call operations like dialing, ending calls, setting volume, and redialing.
Managing incoming calls, busy numbers, call rejection, and handsfree usage.
Advanced features like holding calls, call waiting, swapping, and conference calls.
Accessing the call menu for various functions and using features like Babysitter.
Managing contacts stored on the SIM card, including adding, searching, and editing.
Managing contacts stored in the phone's internal memory, including adding, searching, and editing.
Utilizing features like voice dialing, contact groups, and service numbers for contact management.
Accessing lists of received, dialed, and missed calls for review and redialing.
Displaying call duration, costs, unit limits, and setting charge parameters.
Managing appointments and tasks with monthly, weekly, daily views, and agenda lists.
Setting alarms, managing appointments by type, entering new appointments, and handling tasks.
Managing notes, setting task priorities, dates, alarms, and using text input options.
Instructions for recording, controlling playback, and saving voice memos with the dictating machine.
Options for playing back recordings, operating with display keys, and accessing the dictating machine menu.
Configure the phone's time zone for accurate time display and reception.
Guides on composing and sending SMS messages using T9 input and text features.
Adding pictures, sounds, formatting text, and sending SMS via different methods.
Managing SMS messages, including groups, reading, replying, lists, and received content.
Steps to create, address, add content, check, and send MMS messages.
How to receive, read, save attachments, and manage content of MMS messages.
Steps for writing, addressing, attaching files, and sending e-mails using the phone's client.
Process for receiving, reading, and managing e-mails and their lists on the phone.
Configuring SMS transmission characteristics, validity, status reports, direct reply, and GPRS usage.
Configuring MMS transmission characteristics, priority, retrieval methods, server, and connection settings.
Setting up e-mail access, user details, and server configurations for the e-mail client.
Configuring settings for voice mail, saving mailbox and call forwarding numbers.
Methods to listen to and play back voice messages received on the phone.
Activating/deactivating service, managing topics, viewing messages, and display settings for cell broadcast.
Navigating the WAP browser, managing bookmarks, accessing pages, and ending connections.
Configuring browser settings, security, profiles, and managing browser cache.
Downloading and managing games and applications available on the phone and the internet.
Entering text without T9, using special characters, and accessing input menu options.
Utilizing T9 predictive text, text blocks, input languages, and T9 dictionary management.
Interpreting symbols for signal strength, charging, network status, and phone number storage.
Understanding icons for organizer/extras and the functions of soft keys for navigation.
Information on battery capacity, performance, charging, and care recommendations.
Using DTMF codes, accessing data via CSD, and saving control codes in the phonebook.
Using GPRS for data, making emergency calls (SOS), and sending Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS).
Advanced phonebook features like extending numbers, highlighting entries, HTTP, and international dialing codes.
Information on Java™ applications, memory limits, roaming, and own numbers management.
Details on phone performance, quick menu, service numbers, and call forwarding settings.
Troubleshooting common issues, signal strength, SIM card errors, SMS status, software version, and ringtone control.
Using WAP for internet access, setting start functions, and directly entering URLs.
Software for managing phone data on a PC, mirroring the phone's file system.
Tools for synchronizing phone data with PC and editing bitmaps for display.
PC tools for managing contacts, SMS (Messenger), ringtones, and GPRS modem setup.
Contact information for service centres worldwide and online support resources.
Accessories for phone use, car integration, headsets, cameras, and Bluetooth™ devices.
Cables and docking stations for data transfer and phone synchronization with a PC.
Information on the phone's compliance with RF exposure guidelines and safety standards.
Specifications for GSM class, Bluetooth™, frequency range, weight, dimensions, battery, and operating conditions.
Guidelines for proper handling of the SIM card, phone, and battery to ensure longevity.
Information needed for lost phones or SIM cards, and contacting service providers.
FDA update on mobile phone safety, RF exposure, health concerns, research findings, and regulatory role.
Steps for concerned individuals and resources for finding additional information on mobile phone safety.
Statement regarding FCC and Industry Canada compliance and potential interference issues.
Essential tips for safe mobile phone use while driving, including hands-free devices and prioritizing the road.
Legal notice regarding Siemens' intellectual property rights for the phone and its software.
