Audiovox P48 Manuel d'utilisateur

M C I - 3300555 Wireless Blvd., Hauppauge, NY 11788631-233-3300 ● http://www.audiovox.comOwner’s ManualDual Mode Digital CDMA TelephoneREV.01MCI-3300.

How to Answer a Call BASIC OPERATION21 9BASIC OPERATION1Enter the phone number.1 8How to Make a Call213-555-5262AreaCodeP h o n eN u m b e r󰦂 󰦂To dele

Using the Volume ButtonHOW TO ADJUST VOLUME22 11Press the volume buttons to adjustthe volume.•Conversation : Adjusts ear-piece volume•Standby : Adjust

RINGER TYPE SELECTION223 RINGER /VIBRATION/LIGHT SELECTION22This feature is used to select ringer, vibration or Lamp.1 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳②󰥳①. [ ]

AUTO ANSWERING2 25 The call is connected automatically after ringing a set number of times. 1 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳②󰥳④. [ ] [END]Auto Answer󰦆 O

MEMO2 27FLIP ANSWER26This feature allows you to choose whether you want to receive a call by openingthe folder. This is particularly useful if you wan

HOW TO STORE A PHONE NUMBER3 29Up to 100 phone numbers can be stored in the memory and retrieved by usinga variety of ways.1 Enter the phone number yo

HOW TO MAKE A CALL USING A STORED PHONE NUMBER331This feature allows you to make a call with phone numbers stored in thememory location 0 to 9 without

HOW TO MAKE A CALL USING A STORED PHONE NUMBER333List of Last CallsHOW TO MAKE A CALL USING A STORED PHONE NUMBER32󰦂 󰦂 󰦂•Ten last calls can be seen.1)

HOW TO MAKE A CALL USING A STORED PHONE NUMBER335HOW TO MAKE A CALL USING A STORED PHONE NUMBER34Recalling by Phone Number󰦂 󰦂 󰦂󰦂 󰦂1 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳①󰥳③.3

SCHEDULE MANAGEMENT337Checking and Deleting Schedule󰦂 󰦂 󰦂•The first available location with a scheduleis displayed on the screen.1 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳②󰥳①.2

TABLE OF CONTENTSAdjusting Ringer VolumeAuto Answering Flip Answer C h a p t e rMemory FunctionsHow to Store a Phone Number•Entering Letters and Numbe

CalculatorELECTRONIC CALCULATOR3391 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳④. -CALCULATOR-0. 2 Using the calculator.󰦂•To call the number displayed on alarm alert, press [

USING THE MENU441•Use the scroll buttons [ / ] or thevolume buttons to move between the menui t e m s .1 Press 󰝕 󰝖and use the numerickeypad to choose

MENU STRUCTURE42MENU STRUCTURE4431. Display2. Receive Ring3. Timer4. Alert5. Special1stStep 2n dStep 3r dStep 4thStep1: Time Show2: Back Light3: Contr

HOW TO ADJUST THE SCREEN 4452 Backlight Function󰦂 󰦂 󰦂 󰦂1 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳①󰥳②.•1,2,4,6,8,10 Seconds : The time thebacklight stays on after a button has b

HOW TO ADJUST THE SCREEN 4742 •Yes : LED on the folder cover blinks REDif the phone is in a NO SVC area, blinksGREEN if the phone is in standby andbl

Time Alert󰦂󰦂1 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳④󰥳①.An alert beeps every minute letting the user know how much time has elapsedduring a call.[ ] [END]Time A

2 Automatic Lock1 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳󰡅.Lockcode?----[ ] [END]Auto Lock?󰦆 NoEnter the 4-digit lock code.This feature is used to protect the p

2 Greeting Change 1 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳󰡅.Lockcode?----[ ] [END]Greeting?-Enter the 4-digit lock code.This feature allows you to change the g

Restricting incoming calls1 Press ① for “I n c o m i n g”.This feature restricts incoming calls.3 Press 󰝕 󰝖. Call Restriction 󰦂 󰦂[ ] [E

SECURITY INFORMATION574Restricting Stored Phone Numbers1 Press ③ for “Use Memory”.This feature restricts calls stored in the memory.3 Press 󰝕 󰝖. Call

TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS•LED Use Selection Verifying Call Time•Verification of All Calls•Verification of the Last Call•Verification of Roami

Clearing Last Calls1 Press ② for “Clr Dialed”.This feature deletes the call history.3 Press 󰝕 󰝖. Clearing Memory󰦂 󰦂[ ] [END]Clr Dial No

SECURITY INFORMATION602 Reset Phone1 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳󰡅.Lockcode?-----Enter the 4-digit lock code.This feature allows you to reset phone to factory defau

FEATURES USED WHILE CALL IS CONNECTED634FEATURES USED WHILE CALL IS CONNECTED62Microphone Muting Ear Volume󰦂󰦂1 Used to silence Audible Tones In Standb

FEATURES USED WHILE CALL IS CONNECTED654FEATURES USED WHILE CALL IS CONNECTED642 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳①. •The pause character (P) is displayed on thes c r e e

SYSTEM SELECTION FEATURE674PHONE INFORMATION66Selecting Preferred System1 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳⑦󰥳②This feature allows you to select the preferred system of op

SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE(SMS)695 Message ReceptionText MessageUpon reception of a text message, themessage shown on the right is displayed onthe screen w

MISSED CALL DISPLAY 715SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE(SMS)70Checking Received Messages Checking Missed Messages1 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖.•The number of unchecked text and

CHECKING BIORHYTHM 735CHECKING BIORHYTHM 721 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳⑤󰥳①.This feature allows you to check the biorhythm for today or a specific day byusing your

WORLD TIME DISPLAY 755STOPWATCH74Stopwatch 1 P r e s s󰝕 󰝖󰥳⑤󰥳②.󰦂 󰦂- Stopwatch -0:00:00:0□□□□□□□□□□2 Use the volume buttons 󰝕 󰝖to start thes t o p w a t

To disableEtiquette Feature76•The phone returns to the state beforeentering the etiquette mode.To enable 1 Press the Mute 󰝕 󰝖b u t t o n .This feature

Before Using Your PhonePlease read this chapter before using this product.󰠇 Precautions󰠈 Package Contents 󰠉 Handset Functions󰠊 Screen Display and Func

󰠇 Optional Devices󰠈 Summary Table of FunctionsA p p e n d i xOPTIONAL DEVICES79A p p e n d i xHands-Free Kit for VehiclesOthersHands-free kit allows y

SUMMARY TABLE OF FUNCTIONS80F e a t u r e U s a g e P a g ep17p17p18p18p19p22p23p24p25p31p32p33p34p35p37p39p36p38p21Turning On/Off the PhoneEmergency

SUMMARY TABLE OF FUNCTIONS82F e a t u r e U s a g e P a g ep66p66p70Checking Your NumberChecking the Phone’s VersionChecking Received Message[ ]

HandsetHANDSET FUNCTIONS19 PACKAGE CONTENTSThank you for your purchasing Audiovox CDMA cellular phone. Pleasecheck the product contents by comparing

SCREEN DISPLAY AND FUNCTIONS111 Function ButtonsHANDSET FUNCTIONS10 This button is used to access the menu.This button is used to make or receive a ca

CHARGING THE BATTERY 113 Battery Insertion MethodBATTERY INSERTION AND DETACHMENT112 As shown in picture ①, insert the battery to fit into thegroove a

Battery Life (for New Battery)TIPS ON EFFECTIVE BATTERY USE11 5Time to Complete Battery ChargingCHARGING THE BATTERY1 44 Charging CompletionCharging

BASIC OPERATION12 1 7Basic OperationThis chapter describes the basic operation of the handset.󰠇 Basic Operation󰠈 How to Adjust Volume 󰠉 Ringer/Vibrati