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Settings (cont.)
54 Settings
2-3-2. Replaying the User Melody
("Playback")
The "Playback" function replays the user melody you have created.
Use / to select "Playback", then press .
You phone plays the user melody. Upon completion, the screen returns to
the User Melody Menu.
• To stop playing the user melody, press .
• The replay volume is "Medium".
Quit
NOTE
OK
2-3-3. Deleting the User Melody
("Delete")
The "Delete" function deletes the user melody you created.
1.
Use / to select "Delete", then press .
You are asked to confirm whether you want to delete the user melody.
2.
Press .
The user melody is deleted and the screen returns to the User Melody
Menu.
OK
OK
3. Setting the Volume
("Volume")
The "Volume" function lets you make a variety of volume settings.
Use / to select "Volume", then press .
The Volume Menu is displayed, which provides the following functions:
1. Sound volume Sets the volume for key click, warning, and power-
ON/OFF tones.
2. SoundPattern Sets a sound pattern as a combination of tones.
3. Talk volume Sets the speech volume.
OK
2.
Use / to select the type of sound whose volume you want to
set, then press .
Volume setting options for the selected type of sound are provided. The
current setting is indicated by ●. If you select one of the options, you can
hear the sound at the selected volume.
OFF Mute
Low Low volume
Medium Medium volume
High High volume
3.
Use / to select the desired volume option, then press .
The screen returns to the Sound Item Menu.
OK
OK
The "Sound volume" function lets you set the volume for key click,
warning, and power-ON/OFF tones.
1.
Use / to select "Sound volume", then press .
The Sound Item Menu is displayed.
1. Key click Key click tone
2. Warning Warning tone
3. Power ON Power-on tone
4. Power OFF Power-off tone
OK
3-1. Setting the Volume for Key Click, Warning, or Power-
ON/OFF Tone
("Sound volume")
- Owner's Manual 1
- Contents 2
- Before Use 3
- Introduction 5
- Safety Precautions 6
- Notes on the Phone Unit 8
- Notes on the Battery 8
- Notes on the Charger 8
- Using Your Phone Responsibly 9
- Organization of This Manual 10
- Accessories 11
- 12 Before Use 12
- 13Before Use 13
- 12345678901234 14
- Using Software Keys 15
- Operations of LEDs 15
- About the antenna 16
- Battery and Charging 17
- Battery and Charging (cont.) 18
- SIM Card 19
- How to Attach the Grip Belt 20
- 21Before Use 21
- ■ Removing the belt clip 21
- ■ Attaching the belt strap 21
- ■ Attaching the belt clip 21
- Turning the Power On/Off 22
- Basic Telephone Operations 23
- Ending a Call 24
- Receiving a Text Mail 24
- Telephone 25
- Operations 25
- During a two-party call 26
- With a two-party call on hold 26
- ("End") 27
- ("Tone Off (On)") 27
- ("Mute") 27
- 23Turning the Power On/Off 28
- Entering Your PIN1 Code 29
- Entering Your PUK1 Code 29
- ("Answer") 30
- ("Reject") 31
- ("I am busy") 31
- ("Replace2") 31
- Multiparty Call 32
- Multiparty 33
- ("Swap") 34
- ("Tone Off(On)") 34
- 35Multiparty Call 35
- Entering Text 36
- Correcting Characters 37
- Deleting Characters 37
- Phone book 38
- Phone Number) 39
- ("Create") 40
- 41Phone Book 41
- ("Edit") 42
- ("Delete") 43
- ("INT'L") 43
- Memory menu 44
- ("Last number") 45
- ("Received") 45
- ("Scratch pad") 46
- ("Clear") 46
- ("Own number") 47
- ("SOS") 47
- Menu Functions 48
- 49Menu Functions 49
- Settings 50
- ("Settings") 51
- ("Language") 51
- ("Ringer") 51
- ("Type") 52
- ("User Melody") 52
- ("RingerVolume") 52
- ("Compose") 53
- ("Playback") 54
- ("Volume") 54
- ("Sound volume") 54
- ("Sound Pattern") 55
- ("Talk volume") 55
- ("Back light") 56
- ("Any key answer") 56
- ("Auto answer") 56
- ("DTMF type") 56
- ■ Clock Menu Map 57
- ("Clock") 58
- ("Set clock") 58
- ("Clock mode") 59
- ("Set alarm") 59
- ("Auto Power ON") 61
- ("Auto Power OFF") 61
- ("World clock") 62
- ("Set Country") 62
- ("Destination") 62
- ("Reference") 63
- ("Summer time") 63
- Text mail 64
- ("Messages") 65
- ("Reply") 67
- ("Erase") 68
- ("Information") 68
- ("Erase All") 69
- ("MSG Centre") 69
- ("Valid period") 70
- ("MSG type") 70
- 71Messages 71
- Call meter 72
- ("Call meter") 73
- ("Last call") 73
- ("All calls") 74
- ("Charge limit") 74
- ("Currency") 75
- ("Display") 76
- Services 77
- ("Services") 78
- ("Password") 78
- ("Outgoing") 79
- ("Incoming") 79
- ("Forwarding") 80
- ("Waiting") 81
- ("Caller Id") 81
- ("Your Id") 81
- ("Status") 82
- ("Registration") 82
- Security 83
- ("Security") 84
- ("Keylock") 84
- ("PIN1 ON/OFF") 85
- ("Fixed dial") 86
- Memo menu 87
- Message memo 87
- Voice memo 87
- ("Msg memo") 88
- ("Response") 88
- Message Memo/ 89
- Voice Memo 89
- ("Memo ON/OFF") 89
- ("Select") 90
- ("Playback all") 90
- ("Erase all") 90
- ("Voice memo") 91
- ("Recording") 91
- Specifications 93
- 96 Index 96
- 5KKTP29SEGXC 98
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