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HUGHES - 7101 User Manual

1. a Overview Earset jack Volume keys increase decrease volume of loudspeaker or active audio device of ringing Scroll keys scroll up and down in displayed lists and text switch off ringing Send key 1 establishes connections redial numbers Battery charger socket Microphone Socket for connecting external devices Antenna needs to be extended only when operating in satellite mode Loudspeaker Softkeys operate with softkey actions as indicated in display line above the key End key ends connection switches phone on off rejects incoming calls steps back in menu Keypad dials phone numbers short dialling numbers one touch dialling numbers quick menu access edits SMS text phonebook entries greeting O dials international prefix and enters space in phonebook and SMS editor O provides access to short dialling numbers sends pause for DTMF signal Pa Safety Instructions General The satellite mobile phone is used for trans mitting voice data and fax via the GSM 900 and the Thuraya satellite network and to uti lize the GPS facilities Handle your mobile phone with care and keep it dry Avoid exposing your mobile phone to extreme hot or cold temperatures Avoid placing your mobile phone close to cigarettes open flames or any source of heat Only us
2. SIM card contact dirty Clean SIM card and mobile phone con tacts with a dry cloth SIM card inserted wrong way round Make sure that SIM card is inserted right way round 5V SIM card inserted Order 3V or 3 5V SIM card from your service provider PUK error 3 incorrect entries Enter PUK supplied with your SIM card as in structed If you have lost your PUK call your service provider for assistance Service not authorised Call your service provider 59 5 ae o o lt Problem Possible reasons Possible measures SIM card does not If your SIM card does not accept your correctly entered PIN con accept PIN tact your service provider Voice mailbox is not Diversion not set Set call diversion working Cannot send a message Message memory full Delete a message to make room Service provider does not support this service Check with your service provider Check if sending of SMS barred outgoing calls SMS centre and message type not set Set number of SMS cen tre Destination does not have compatible mobile phone Check Cannot set a function Not supported by your service provider or registration required Call your service provider If the mobile phone sustains a shock If the mobile phone becomes wet water Remove and refit battery and SIM card Dry the mobile phone off quickly with a Do not dismantle cloth Do not heat
3. melody f voice calls 44 message tone 46 ringing melody 44 ringing type 46 ringing volume 44 silent 46 warning tone 46 Alarm confirm 47 edit 47 interrupt 47 on off 47 set 47 status 47 stop 47 Any key answering 38 Automatic redial 39 B Barring all calls 33 clear all 33 clear incoming 33 clear outgoing 33 deactivate 33 incoming calls 33 international calls 33 options 33 status 33 Barring code 31 change 32 66 Battery 2 62 Baud rate 38 Beep 46 Broadcast 28 activate deactivate topic 28 29 language 29 on off 28 read 29 Buzzer 45 C Call accept a waiting call 18 answer 8 conference 19 end 8 19 international prefix 8 multiparty 18 private 19 put on hold 17 reject 8 18 swap between calls 19 transfer 19 waiting 18 39 Call diversion 21 clear 21 clear all 21 conditions 21 delay 21 status 21 to phone number 21 to voice mailbox 21 unconditional 21 Call register 11 Caller groups 12 45 Car use 40 auto answer 40 backlight on off 40 Charger 2 62 Checking phonebook entries 13 Ciphering 5 Clock 2 36 47 Closed user group 35 Conference call 19 Cost 37 61 D Data diversion clear 22 status 22 to PC 22 to phone 22 Data transmission 38 Date 36 Dial number of a missed call 16 number
4. 08 is available even when the SIM card in your mobile phone is not valid when you have a valid SIM card but no roaming with the selected service pro vider is possible After the PIN is accepted you have to make an emergency call in the same way as you make a normal call When making an emergency call remember to give your name and mobile phone number as well as the location of the emergency as accurately as possible Remember that your mobile phone may be the only means of communication at the scene of an accident do not cut off the call until given permission to do so Note Emergency calls may not be possible on all cellular telephone networks or when certain network services are in use In uneven terrain or close to large build ings the operating range can be limited which affects the connection With some service providers it may not be possible to make an emergency call if no SIM card is inserted in the mobile phone Emergency numbers Emergency numbers normally are in GSM mode 112 in SAT mode 112 911 999 Note Check with your network service provider for local emergency numbers in your area me o E vn te c P o oO gt Lock unlock the keypad By locking the keypad you disable the keys so that a number can not accidentally be dialled e g while the mobile phone is in your pocket or bag With the keypad locked you can still answer in
5. 1 3 Certain service providers offer an informa Status 1 3 1 tion service broadcast e g local dialling You can switch broadcasting on or off O ge Events a Er Edp at Pree To receive info broadcasts you need a The following options for handling broad special list of info broadcast channel casts are available numbers from your service provider You can enter these numbers in your list to re ceive the desired information Set Language 1 3 3 You may select the language s for dis played broadcasts This setting is differ ent from the general language settings of the mobile phone Only information in the selected language s will be dis played gt gt Switch info broadcast on off 1 3 1 Information broadcasts related to the acti To switch broadcasting on off vated topics are sent to you automatically at specific intervals when broadcasting is switched on Select Messages gt Info Broadcast gt Status The current setting On or Off is dis played Press Change Press Save gt gt Handling info broadcast topics 1 3 2 gt Insert a topic Select deselect a topic 1 3 2 Ask your service provider for the available To receive information about a topic you topics have to select the topic by marking it in the Select Messages gt Info Broadcast gt Topic topiclist The topic list is displayed Select Messages gt Info Broadcast gt Topic Press Options The topic list is displayed Select I
6. Press Select gt gt Numbers for voice fax and data 7 2 4 If you have obtained more than one mobile phone number from your service provider and the SIM card supports this you can store different mobile phone numbers for voice data and fax calls on the SIM card as a re minder To store numbers for services Select Menu gt Settings gt Phone gt Own Number gt Voice or Fax or Data Enter the number Press Save gt gt Cost settings 7 3 7 To keep control over your call costs you may set a charge rate i e an amount of money in some currency per call unit and an accu mulated call cost limit expressed as a num ber of call units or as an amount of money Furthermore you may select whether or not the cost will be displayed at the end of a call You can make charge settings for Charge Rate 7 3 7 1 You can choose to display cost just in number of units in a currency If you want to display cost in currency you need to enter a charge rate per unit Cost limit 7 3 7 2 You can define a cost limit the mobile phone will suspend service when the cost limit is reached Cost displayed 7 3 7 3 Cost information will be displayed after finishing a call This function depends on the functionality of the network and can be switched off or on You may also display cost statistics and the amount of remaining credit see page 49 gt Set charge rate for calls Select Menu gt Setting
7. gt Settings gt Sound amp Alert gt Ringing gt Caller Groups instead of along 9 step presentation like this Press Menu Scroll to Settings Press Select Scroll to Sound amp Alert Press Select Scroll to Ringing Press Select Scroll to Caller Groups Press Select 02200 SOY Ur ES UI a The steps in this example take you to the point at which you can change the setting Quick access notation The quick access codes will be written in this manual between brackets like this 7 1 1 5 Furthermore you will find the complete list of quick access codes together with the menu tree on page 64 me o E 104 te c P oO gt gt Making and receiving calls To make calls you have to be logged in to a network and the signal strength must be adequate If in SAT mode the SAT icon is flashing make sure that the mobile phone has a clear view of the sky so that proper registration can take place Note For more information about making and receiving calls see Options during a call on page 17 gt Dial using the keypad To dial a number in the traditional way Enter the number via the keypad For international calls press Y first until is displayed Then enter the country code with Note To add a pause in your dialling string you may long press the EY key p is displayed to indicate the pause The calling number is displayed if it is transmi
8. phone number and short dialling number if assigned To check the data of a phonebook entry Names The phonebook is displayed Select the phonebook entry Press Options Select Details All data of the entry is displayed Press You may check free capacity for phonebook entries as described on page 50 Send phonebook entry as SMS You can send a number from the phonebook together with the corresponding name to an SMS recipient Names The phonebook is displayed Select the phonebook entry to be sent Press Options Select Send As SMS The SMS editor is displayed see page 23 with the phonebook entry to be sent Press 13 N ps m o 2 E o p fo lt a Change a phonebook entry You can edit a complete entry including the phone number caller group assignment and short dialling number Change a number and or name Names The phonebook is displayed Select the phonebook entry Press Options Select Edit Change the number Press Next Change the name see page 63 Press Save Press Change a short dialling number Names The phonebook is displayed Select the phonebook entry Press Options Select Short Dialling The current setting is displayed Change the short dialling number Press Save Press Change a caller group assignment Names The phonebook is displayed Select the phonebook entry Press Options Select Caller Groups The list of caller groups is displaye
9. 0 0 0 anaana 17 Sending DTMF signals during a Call 20 0200 0 eee 17 Puta callon hold b sa a a te a tet asa Mee Sater rota isa dens 17 Read write SMS messages ooo 18 See duration of the current call 00 0 eee 18 Handling more than one call simultaneously 0 0 0 0 0c 18 Diverting calls 3 0000 veh we tare A A E A eed oe 20 Using the voice mailbox 7 2 6 1 4 22 eee 20 Diverting volce calls Bal arras patada tada edo dine 21 Diverting tax CallS 3 2 A ds 22 Der data calls 3 3 sis eta 22 ad TA A O A A ae ele fe tos AEN Jake ES 22 SMS Messages oo 23 A Ble atl a get he een te GN hha Maori 23 Writing an SMS 121 sachet eee wa tans et geet an heed wand dees oe a eae gx 23 Reading aneSMS C1 2 eo eae eh ae ate bare BR ed Place Grae eh ae oie een WR hae ee es 25 Handling SMS MESSAGES 4 nick postas asada dsd dle as 26 General SMS parameters 7 7 27 INTO broadrast 1 3 2 rica ic ll sr e td a lar a 28 Switch info broadcast on off 1 31 28 Handling info broadcast topics 1 3 2 eee eee 28 Set broadcast language s 1 3 3 2 ee eee 29 Redd aniintO broadcast ssn dn ee a ARS whens Sue Pinte Sedans Bah Sb ae od Walger LES 29 Security settings 6 ooo da a A Gch eo tan ened alee 30 Handling PINs security code and barring code 6 3 6 4 6 5 ooooooooooo o o o 31 CallBarrig O iodo dadas adast la br ad A pto sli 32 FIXER Dial 622 A S Ben tek Selene e al E ar aie amp abeevlira ty ha aa iara
10. 34 Cl sediUser Groups 6 8 sie a Ft cc ae pada id 35 Phone and call settings 7 000000 36 Greeting TEXt 7 2 3 A i ul natu OMe Snip eet waite alta ta I a Ales onal 36 Clock amp Alarm 7 5 FAG MAGS TELA er ea cit aries aE a ee eon oie avon oi Sat arin a 36 Numbers for voice fax and data 7 2 4 20 ee 37 Costsettinds 7 32 ai wens sa ala tasted to ETA ti a ede tag Be 37 Setting baud rate for data transmission 7 8 0 0 eee 38 Any keyanswers 7 32 1 oe sali e la 0 Pda ta iaa dia ae ii moat 38 Send DIME tOMG 7 3 2 rice tad a yh Bolded lc dhs 38 Seticalliwatting 7 3 3 wien eth a hada oia 39 Sending of own number 7 34 39 AUtOMAtIG redial 7 325 ici oors sep dt a a A lariat 39 Activate deactivate one touch dialling 7 3 6 2 0 0 0 0000 eee 40 WISE aan A ta daa it tt e abe 40 Restore factory settings 7 6 2 o ooooooooooo oo 40 EED CONTIS 2 tt dd A o ote A a LO EE da 40 Network management 4 5 41 Operating mode GSM and or SAT 5 2 eee 41 Network selection 4 3 4 2 r diner e e eee E a 42 Manual SAT registration 4 1 2 0 eee 43 Sound amp Alert 721 occ gcc ai a an el ee ie A a ie bey BE 44 RINGING VOlUME TAE A idas 44 RINGING Melody TA Dro al ia not pb bas en a e a 44 RingINg pe lela a rta a Glebe Mae Leak Fine Ea 46 Tones on off 7 1 27 7 1 3 77 124 A a e ns og PE ee haw 46 SOU O Oia site as AS enlace ne tp Soci bin det a ght AE alt cSt ae 47 Ala a a o
11. Contrast 7 2 6 Voicemail No 7 3 Call 7 3 1 Any Key Answer 7 3 2 DTMF Tone 7 3 3 Call Waiting 7 3 4 Send Own No 7 3 5 Autom Redial 7 3 6 One Touch Dial 7 3 7 Cost 7 3 7 1 Charge Rate 7 3 7 2 Cost Limit 7 3 7 3 Cost Displayed 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 4 Car 7 4 1 Auto Answer 7 4 2 Backlight 7 5 Clock amp Alarm 7 5 1 Set Time 7 5 2 Time Format 7 5 3 Set Date 7 5 4 Alarm 7 5 4 1 Alarm1 7 5 4 1 1 Details 7 5 4 1 2 On Off 7 5 4 1 3 Edit 7 5 4 2 Alarm2 7 6 Reset 7 5 4 2 1 Detail 7 5 4 2 2 On Off 7 5 4 2 3 Edit 7 6 1 Phonebook 7 6 2 Factory Set 7 7 SMS Parame er 7 7 1 SMS Center 7 7 2 Validi 7 7 3 Format y 7 7 4 Delivery Reports 7 8 Data Link Ra 7 9 WAP Settings 7 9 1 SP Se e tings 7 9 1 1 Dial Up Number 7 9 1 2 Username 7 9 1 3 Password 7 9 1 4 IP Address 7 9 1 5 Home Page 7 9 2 User Settings 7 9 2 1 Idle Timeout 7 9 2 2 Softkey Labels 7 9 2 3 Font Size 8 GPS Manager 8 1 Current Position 8 2 Way Points 8 3 Location Track 8 4 Cont Position 8 5 Select Format 9 Access WAP Keypad Lock XA 3 D o a lt 65 a Index A Accept a waiting call 18 Acoustic settings beep once 46 continuous melody 46 earset alerting 45 increasing melody volume 46 keypad tone 46 listening volume 10 melodies once 46 melody f alarm 45 melody f caller group 45 melody f fax data 45 melody f High Power Alerting 45
12. Dry the contacts thoroughly Remove and refit the battery and SIM card Stand upright in an open space with free air flow Do not dismantle 60 gt gt Technical specifications Mobile Phone Dual mode satellite GSM mobile phone GSM at 900 MHz SAT at 1 5 1 6 GHz 3V and 3 5V SIM card GSM compatible GPS function with 12 Channel receiver GPS location tracking Serial port PC interface Standard lithium ion battery 7 2 V GSM mode talk time 4 h standby time 50 h SAT mode talk time 2 5 h standby time 35 h Travel charger 110 220 VAC 50 60 Hz gt Call functions Note Some of the functions are network depen dent Primary user services voice fax with 9 wire V 24 V 28 data cable accessory data with 9 wire V 24 V 28 data cable accessory transmission rate automatic or adjustable from 2 4 to 19 2 Kbps Network services short message service SMS voice mailbox supplementary service Call cost call time display Signal strength display Conference calls Call waiting call hold Separate call fax data divert DTMF signalling Automatic or manual network selection Calling line identification presentation CLIP Calling line identification restriction CLIR Connected line identification presentation COLP Connected line identification restriction COLR gt Call management Automatic redial Any key answering Caller group identific
13. New Enter PIN2 Press OK Enter number or initial digit s Press Save Enter name Press Save gt Activate deactivate fixed dialling 6 2 2 Select Menu gt Security gt Fixed Dial gt On Off Press Change Press Save Enter PIN2 Press OK Note If fixed dial is activated but the fixed dial list is empty no calls can be made 34 gt Change fixed dialling number 6 2 1 You can change the number and or name for an entry in the fixed dialling list Select Menu gt Security gt Fixed Dial gt Show List Scroll to the entry to be changed Press Options Select Edit Enter PIN2 Press OK Change the number Press Next Change the name see page 63 Press Save Replace a fixed dialling number In case you are about to add a fixed dialling number to the list but the memory of your SIM card is full you are alerted to this and soon after you are advised by a message to replace an existing entry To replace an existing entry in the list Scroll the list to the entry to be replaced Press Replace If you don t want to replace an entry Press gt The new entry will not be added to the list Delete fixed dialling number 6 2 1 Select Menu gt Security gt Fixed Dial gt Show List Scroll to the desired name number Press Options Select Delete Enter PIN2 Press OK Press Delete gt Show details of fixed dialling numbers 6 2 1 Select Menu gt Security gt Fixed Di
14. RF signals emitted by your mobile phone A een Adio Qualified service Do not attempt to disassemble your mobile phone A broken warranty seal will void the warranty The mobile phone does not con tain consumer serviceable components Only qualified service personnel may install or re pair equipment HD Batteries and accessories Use approved batteries and accessories only Use of non approved accessories may result in loss of performance damage to the mo bile phone fire electric shock or injury QD Connecting devices Never connect incompatible products When connecting the mobile phone to any other device read its user s guide for detailed safe ty instructions ier E ds Antenna and SAT reception Do not remove the antenna yourself If your mobile phone s antenna becomes damaged please take it to a certified service partner Only use an antenna that has been specifi cally designed for your mobile phone Unauthorised antennas modifications or attachments could damage the mobile phone and may violate the relevant regula tions causing loss of performance and radio frequency RF energy above the recom mended limits Do not hold the antenna when the mobile phone is in use Holding the antenna affects call quality may cause the mobile phone to operate at a higher power level than needed and shortens talk and standby times Hold the mobile phone in GSM mode as you would any other telephone
15. While speaking directly into the microphone angle the antenna in a direction up and over your shoulder in SAT mode Extend the antenna and point it in the assumed direction of the satellite Making and receiving a call is only possible outside houses or cars and with no obstructions between the mobile phone and satellite Emergency calls To make or receive calls the mobile phone must be turned on and in a service area with adequate radio signal strength Emergency calls may not be possible on all mobile phone networks or when certain network services and or mobile phone features are in use Check with your local service provider gt With pacemakers and hearing aids CK Pacemakers The various brands and models of cardiac pacemakers available exhibit a wide range of immunity levels to radio signals Therefore people who wear a cardiac pacemaker and who want to use a mobile phone should seek the advice of their cardiologist If as a pace maker user you are still concerned about in teraction with mobile phones we suggest you maintain a distance of 15 cm 6 inches between the mobile phone and your pacemaker do not hold your mobile phone to your chest e g do not carry the mobile phone in a breast pocket when using the mobile phone place it to your ear opposite the pacemaker refer to your pacemaker product litera ture for information on your particular device If you have any reason to
16. call on hold until you swap to it again see Options during a call on page 17 gt Activate deactivate call waiting 7 3 3 Select Menu gt Settings gt Call gt Call Waiting gt Activate or Deactivate Press OK gt Display status 7 3 3 Select Menu gt Settings gt Call gt Call Waiting gt Status gt gt Sending of own number 7 3 4 This is a network feature Usually your mobile phone number is transmitted to the phone being called In case you don t want to be identified you may disable or enable the sending of your mobile phone number Your service provider can set that your num ber is never shown to the called party even if you switch on sending of your own number To switch off or on the sending of your mo bile phone number Select Menu gt Settings gt Call gt Send Own No The current setting is displayed Scroll to On Off or Preset Preset as arranged with service provider Press Select gt gt Automatic redial 7 3 5 If automatic redial is switched on the mobile phone automatically redials the a dialled number which was busy or not reachable during the first attempt You can interrupt redialling at any time by pressing y To switch automatic redial off or on Select Menu gt Settings gt Call gt Autom Redial The current setting is displayed Press Change Press Save 39 Un tez p o 1 T U oO c e lt a gt gt Activat
17. code itself The procedures after having entered an in correct barring code vary depending on ser vice providers gt gt Handling PINs security code and barring code 6 3 6 4 6 5 gt Activate deactivate PIN request 6 3 You can switch PIN control off or on but beware of the risk of unauthorised use when PIN control is switched off Select Menu gt Security gt PIN Code The current setting is displayed Press Change Press Save Enter PIN Press OK gt Activate deactivate security code 6 5 The security code can be deactivated and activated again Select Menu gt Security gt Security Code The current setting is displayed Press Change Press Save Enter security code Press OK Note There is no preset security code in your new mobile phone you are advised to set it when you select this function for the first time 31 v Le E o v ES gt a 0 un Change PIN 6 4 1 You can change your PIN to any 4 to 8 digit number Select Menu gt Security gt Change Codes gt Change PIN Enter PIN Press OK Enter new PIN Press OK Enter new PIN to confirm Press OK Change PIN2 6 4 2 You can change your PIN2 to any 4 to 8 digit number Select Menu gt Security gt Change Codes gt Change PIN2 Enter PIN2 Press OK Enter new PIN2 Press OK Enter new PIN2 to confirm Press OK Change Security Code 6 4 3 You can change the security code 5 digi
18. gt Factory Set Enter your security code Press OK Press OK gt gt LCD Contrast 7 2 5 You can select the LCD contrast from 6 levels 40 Select Menu gt Settings gt Phone gt LCD Contrast The current level is displayed in a bar chart Scroll to the desired level Press Select Pa Network management 4 5 You have the choice to telephone in satellite mode SAT or in GSM 900 mode GSM or to switch automatically between the two modes if you happen to be in an area where only one of the two is possible There are several ways to fine tune the mo bile phone s access to networks so that you are never in danger of losing connection with the network Note For display symbols indicating the network sta tus and status of signal strength see page 5 gt gt Operating mode GSM and or SAT 5 You can set the mobile phone s operating mode to GSM or to SAT access Or you may use both of them by switching between them Single mode Irrespective of whether you select exclusive GSM Only or SAT Only mode you will lose net work connection if you leave the coverage area that can be reached in that single mode To set the operation mode Select Menu gt System Pref The current setting is displayed Press Change Select GSM Preferred or SAT Preferred or GSM Only or SAT Only Preferred mode If you decide to set the preferred access either to GSM mode or to SAT mode the mob
19. or decrease and the current level is displayed in a bar chart Volume il a Phone number lists There are four different lists which are stored in your mobile phone and which you can use to call phone numbers the phonebook the list of dialled numbers the list of received calls the list of missed calls gt gt Phonebook The phonebook you can create on your SIM card is a convenient aid to allow you to call people by names instead of numbers Only the phonebook entries of the SIM card presently inserted are available The number of phonebook entries you can store and the maximum number of charac ters and digits for each entry depend on the service provider s SIM card Once numbers and names have been stored in the phonebook the mobile phone is able to identify the names of callers or SMS send ers by means of the phone numbers trans mitted So instead of numbers the corre sponding names are shown in the display when you are called from a phone number which is assigned to a phonebook name Moreover the names from the phonebook entries are found and displayed in the follow ing lists list of dialled numbers list of missed calls list of received calls The phonebook can also be used in all call functions where it is possible to call another number You can set up another phonebook for fixed dialling so that only certain numbers can be called see page 34 Input sour
20. page using_the up down arrow keys or the and Keys You can pan left right using the volume keys or the and keys gt Manage your bookmarks The bookmark list is used to store the names and addresses of web pages that you access frequently View your bookmarks You can see your bookmark list by pressing Names at any time while connected to the In ternet You can also see your bookmark list by selecting Bookmarks from the web page options 55 oO oO E a S From the bookmark options menu you can retrieve the currently highlighted bookmark Follow Link add a new bookmark Add New edit the current bookmark Edit send the bookmark as an SMS message Send As SMS delete the bookmark Delete or return back to the previous menu Back Yahoo com obile Sports Select av Options Add a new bookmark After selecting Add New you will be prompted to enter a web page address and a page name for your bookmark list A bookmark can also be added to the list by selecting Add Bookmark from the web page Options menu Select Options Scroll to Add Bookmark Select Add Bookmark Press Save Enter a name to designate the position Press Save Retrieve a bookmarked web page Selecting a bookmark will cause the phone to retrieve and display the corresponding in ternet address Select Options Scroll to Bookmarks Select Bookmarks Choose the link you want Press Select gt Navigate
21. settings see page 37 Call costs since the last counter reset can be displayed for the following call categories Last Call All Calls All Incoming All Outgoing SAT Incoming SAT Outgoing GSM Incoming GSM Outgoing To display call costs Select Menu gt Call Register gt Call Costs The list of counter categories is dis played see list above Select the desired category The costs are displayed Reset cost counter 2 7 2 You can reset the cost counter of each call category ie wn oe oe uU Select Menu gt Call Register gt Reset Counter gt Cost gt call category Press Reset 49 gt gt Remaining Credit 2 6 You can display the remaining credit as amount of call units if you selected to dis play costs as amount of call units or as the amount of money if you selected to display costs as amount of money see Cost settings 7 3 7 on page 37 To display the remaining credit Select Menu gt Call Register gt Remaining Credit The remaining credit is displayed gt gt SIM info 6 6 The following SIM information is available Name Capacity 6 6 1 Displays the remaining space for phone book entries and for the fixed dial list on the SIM card Msg Capacity 6 6 2 Displays the maximum space and the re maining space left for SMS messages on the SIM card Language 6 6 3 Displays the preset language on the SIM card To displ
22. short time amp no upper lower case distinction i ean arvana ea E ED upper case ABC2ZAAAC lower case abc2aaae upper case DEF3 lower case def3 O upper case GHI4 lower case ghi4i O upper case JKL5 lower case jkI5 upper case MNO6 lower case mno6 e Upper case PQRS7B lower case pqrs7B Oo upper case TUV8U lower case tuv8gu u e upper case WXYZO9 lower case wxyz9 E gt no upper lower case distinction space O amp SIESY O no upper lower case distinction lt gt 0 O no upper lower case distinction A TA QII YOR Delete characters If you want to delete one character to the left of the cursor press Clear If you want to delete all characters press Clear and hold it down until all the characters are deleted Move the cursor Whenever it is possible to move the cursor left right up or down this is indicated in the softkey line 4 gt a To move the cursor press the corresponding scroll key 63 XA 3 D o a lt gt gt Menu system and quick access codes gt Simplified menu 1 Write Message 2 List Messages 3 Listen Voicemail 4 Divert Voicemail 5 System Pref 6 Ringing Volume 7 Ringing Type 8 Current Position 9 Access WAP Keypad Lock gt Standard menu tree 1 Messages 1 1 Write Message 1 2 List Messages 1 3 Info Broadcast 1 3 1 Status 1 3 2 Topic 1 3 3 Set Language 1 4
23. suspect that inter ference is taking place turn off your mobile phone immediately Q Hearing aids Most new models of hearing aids are immune to radio frequency interference from mobile phones that are more than 2 metres away Some are also immune to interference when the mobile phone is brought up to the same hearing aided ear Many types of older hearing aids may be susceptible to interference making it very difficult to use a mobile phone Should inter ference be experienced there are things that can be done which may improve the situa tion if possible use the mobile phone with your non aided ear use a hands free accessory Pa Table of Contents Note Where code numbers are given in brackets they provide menu quick access see page 7 Getting started 00 A e ee Peta A A S 1 Introduction 2 a EEE AOS tea laz is oa E 1 EA A A E E 2 A E EE EAE a CICONE Sach r a ak her E aE E eines GEAR EA 4 Using softkeys and ASMA orrae a cares a aR E tects e pe des 6 Making and receiving Calls oo di dieting wierd eS AE dar dia eh 8 Setting the vOlUMES n sran a ee eye eee oak A A ne tn be bd 10 Phone number lists ic hh dd Bd dl an lia i a hae taria 11 PHONED OOK ad e da e e E do e el eR aod Mom 11 List of dialled numbers 2 3 15 List of missed calls 2 1 List of received calls 2 2 0 000 000 eee 16 Options during a calli 2 os oe eroded ewes dle ee oad a ana Yaa 17 Muting unmuting the microphone 0
24. together with the name from the phonebook or with the number of the call if transmitted active call call on hold a waliting Call gt Call Waiting When you receive a call while you are already in a call the new call waiting call is announced by a special ringing tone To use this feature you need to switch on call waiting see page 39 Accept a waiting call You can answer the waiting call which puts the active call on hold Press Options Select Accept Call Then you may swap between these active calls see page 19 Reject a waiting call To reject the waiting call Press Reject gt Make a new call During a call you may call a new number The active call will be put on hold Enter the number via the keypad Press or Press Options Select New Call Enter the number via the keypad Press Make a new call using the phonebook Press Options Select Names The phonebook is displayed Scroll to the desired name Press gt Swap between parties When you are connected with two parties you can switch between the active call and the call on hold Swapping to one party puts the other one on hold To swap Press Options Select Swap or Press 8 Transfer a call If you have one single call on hold and a second one active you can connect the two parties and disconnect yourself Press Options Select Transfer Call Conference call You can have up to 6 parties in a conferen
25. ER S OR TO OTHER PERSON S VEHICLE OR ANY OTHER PROPERTY ARISING FROM THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT OR OTHERWISE FOR ANY FAILURE TO PERFOR All liability and obligations of Thuraya under this Limited Warranty shall terminate upon the expiration of he applicable Warranty Period provided herein This Limited Warranty sets forth the entire responsibility of Thuraya with respect to the Product There are no other liabilities of Thuraya arising from the sale of the Product whether based on warranty contract negligence or other theories of liability In no event shall Thuraya liability exceed the cost of correcting defects as provided herein his Limited Warranty gives specific legal rights to Buyer and Buyer also may have other rights which may vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction Hereby Hughes Network Systems declares that this mobile phone is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999 5 EC C 168 Hughes Network Systems 2003 All rights reserved This manual is published by Hughes Network Systems without any warranty We reserve the right to make changes and improvements to any of the products described in this manual without prior notice MCN 3003980 0001 Printed in EU Warranty Card for HUGHES 7101 This Warranty Card is only valid with all gaps filled in properly by the dealer Place the detachable IMEl label from the gift box h
26. Listen Voicemail 1 5 Send Melody 2 Call Register 2 1 Missed Calls 2 2 Received Calls 2 3 Dialled Calls 2 4 Call Duration 2 5 Call Costs 2 6 Remaining Credit 2 7 Reset Counter 2 7 1 Time 2 7 2 Cost 3 Call Divert 3 1 Voice 3 1 1 All Voice 3 1 2 Busy 3 1 3 No Reply 3 1 4 Not Reachable 3 1 5 Clear Divert 3 2 All Fax 3 3 All Data 3 4 Clear All Divert 4 Network 4 1 SAT Registration 4 2 Preference 4 3 Network Mode 64 5 System Pref 6 Security 6 1 Call Barring 6 1 1 Outgoing 6 1 1 1 All Calls 6 1 1 2 All Int Calls 6 1 1 3 Int Except Home 6 1 2 Incoming 6 1 2 1 All Calls 6 1 2 2 Calls Abroad 6 1 3 Clear Barrings 6 1 3 1 Outgoing 6 1 3 2 Incoming 6 1 3 3 All 6 2 Fixed Dial 6 2 1 Show List 6 2 2 On Off 6 2 3 Add New 6 3 PIN Code 6 4 Change Codes 6 4 1 Change PIN 6 4 2 Change PIN2 6 4 3 Security Code 6 4 4 Barring Code 6 5 Security Code 6 6 SIM Info 6 6 1 Name Capacity 6 6 2 Msg Capacity 6 6 3 Language 6 7 IMEI Number 6 8 Closed User Grp 7 Settings 7 1 Sound amp Alert 7 1 1 Ringing 7 1 1 1 Voice 7 1 1 2 Data Fax 1 3 SAT Alerting 1 4 Alarm 1 5 Caller Groups 7 1 1 5 1 VIP 7 1 1 5 2 Business 7 1 1 5 3 Private 7 1 1 5 4 Family 7 1 1 5 5 Others 7 1 1 6 Earset Alert 7 1 1 7 Ringing Type 7 1 1 8 Volume 7 1 2 Message Tone 7 1 3 Keypad Tone 7 1 4 Warning Tone 7 2 Phone 7 2 1 Language 7 2 2 Cell Info 7 2 3 Greeting 7 2 4 Own Number 7 2 4 1 Voice 7 2 4 2 Fax 7 2 4 3 Data 7 2 5 LCD
27. Note The GPS system by its nature often reports large errors in the altitude parameter if you experience a large unexpected offset in ele vation this is not a defect in your GPS receiv er gt Relative position menu The relative position menu is available when you have a Current Position when you are receiving locations in the Continuous Posi tion and when you receive a special GPS SMS In all of these cases a relative position can be calculated against a stored waypoint You may also calculate the relative position between any two stored waypoints gt Invert When in the relative position display the in vert function can be selected to swap the compared points This changes the direction by 180 and inverts the sign on the elevation and timestamp differences When the invert function is on the first line of the informa tion display starts with gt gt Receiving a GPS way point When your mobile phone receives a GPS waypoint via SMS the display will prompt you to save it in waypoint memory compute rel ative position send out as SMS message or reject it Received GPS waypoints are not stored with your SMS messages they are saved in waypoint memory If all 10 GPS waypoint locations are full then saving a GPS waypoint will overwrite the existing GPS waypoint in the selected location Note Only specially coded GPS waypoints are rec ognized by your mobile phone software Example of saving a GPS w
28. SMS messages When the SMS message text is displayed you have several options to handle the SMS Reply to the SMS Edit the message text Forward the SMS to another recipient Delete the SMS Save the sender s number in the phone book If the message text is not already displayed you have to select the SMS and display the message text as described in chapter Reading an SMS on page 25 Reply to an SMS You may reply to the sender of the displayed SMS by sending a new text message Press Options Select Reply The SMS editor is displayed see page 23 Enter the message text Press Options Select Send Note Reply is not possible for draft messages Edit a received SMS You may edit a received SMS e g before you save or forward it Press Options Select Edit The SMS editor is displayed see page 23 26 Forward an SMS You may send a received or saved SMS to a different recipient Press Options Select Forward Enter the recipient s number or press Names to select the number from the phonebook Press Send Delete an SMS You may delete the displayed SMS Press Options Select Delete Press Delete gt Store sender s number in the phonebook Press Options Select Save Number The phonebook editor is displayed see page 12 gt gt General SMS parameters 7 7 For the following SMS parameters you can make settings which will be applied as gen
29. al gt Show List Scroll to the desired name number Press Options Select Detail Name and number of the entry are displayed gt gt Closed User Groups 6 8 Some service providers offer subscription to the closed user group feature You may save call costs by making calls within a closed user group A closed user group is a pool of phone numbers which your service provider specifies by index number To activate this function you need to obtain the index number for the desired closed user group from your service provider gt Activate a closed user group Select Menu gt Security gt Closed User Grp The current setting is displayed Select On or Preset Preset as arranged with your service provider Only if you select On Enter the index number for the closed user group given by your service provider Press Save gt Deactivate the closed user group Select Menu gt Security gt Closed User Grp The current setting is displayed Select Off 35 Pa Phone and call settings 7 gt gt Greeting text 7 2 3 You can define a greeting text that is dis played after you entered the PIN gt Edit greeting text Select Menu gt Settings gt Phone gt Greeting The editor opens for editing the text see Character and digit input in text editor mode on page 63 Edit the greeting text Press Save gt gt Clock 8 Alarm 7 5 Time and date of the internal clock are indi cated
30. all diversion for voice is switched on Some call forwarding and call barring options may not be used at the same time For example enabling call divert of all calls and barring of all outgoing calls is not possible Missed calls are not Make sure that call divert is set to your voice mailbox number diverted to the voice Verify your call diversion settings by following the instructions in mailbox section Diverting calls Check that call barring is not active Call diversion cannot be used when call barring is active Cannot save phone Check that the SIM card memory is not full Delete phonebook numbers or messages entries Cannot find phonebook SIM card has been changed Refit original SIM card Charging problem Battery defective Replace it after several years of average use a gradual decline may be expected Contact problem Check mains socket and connection to mobile phone Mobile phone shuts Mobile phone battery is overheated Let the mobile phone bat down even with good tery cool down network connection and sufficiently charged battery Mobile phone battery is too cold Allow the battery mobile phone to warm up e g in your pocket Warring is displayed Wait until Normal Temperature is displayed Attention Critical tem perature SIM card error SIM card damaged Carry out visual check Return SIM card to your service provider
31. any new HUGHES 7101 Satellite GSM Handheld Phone This Limited Warranty is non transferrable Warranty Coverage and Service Thuraya warrants all new HUGHES 7101 Satellite GSM Handheld Phones the Product under normal use and wear to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one 1 year from the date of purchase by the original Buyer the Warranty Period If under normal use and wear the Product becomes defective in materials or workmanship and is returned at Buyer s expense to a Thuraya Autho rized Service Center during the Warranty Period the Product will be repaired or replaced at Thuraya sole and exclusive option and at no charge to Buyer Buyer will be required to provide reasonable proof of date of purchase Reconditioned replacement components parts units or materials may be used if the Product is repaired or replaced Costs incurred in the removal de installation or reinstallation of the Product are not covered THIS LIMITED WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER AND THURAYA WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOWING This Limited Warranty will be void in its entirety if the Product is serviced by anyone other than Thuraya or a Thuraya Authorized Service Center Buyer s sole and exclusive remedy shall be the repair or replacement of the defective Product as specifically described above Thuraya neither assumes nor authorizes any Authorized Service Center or any other person or entity to assume any other oblig
32. ation or liability beyond hat which is provided for in this Limited Warranty This Limited Warranty does not cover the following products or accessory equipment not manufactured provided by Thuraya failures or defects caused by misuse abuse accident alteration or neglect unau horized installation removal or repair failure to follow instructions fire flood or other acts of God spills of food or liquids normal wear and tear improper installation maintenance operation or repair perfor mance of the Product when used in combination with other products or equipment not manufactured or provigeg by Thuraya payments for labor or service to representatives or service centers not authorized by uraya o This limited Warranty of the Product does not cover the operation availability coverage range or grade of service provided by the satellite and GSM systems Limitation of Liability THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESS IMPLIED OR STAT UTORY INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FIT NESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE THURAYA SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT LESS REASONABLE AMOUNT FOR USE AND WEAR OR FOR ANY INCIDENTAL SPECIAL PUNITIVE OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER OR FOR ANY DELAYS LOSS OF USE TIME PROFITS REVENUE OR SAVINGS ANY COMMERCIAL LOSS INCONVENIENCE MILEAGE DAMAGE TO BUY
33. ation with melodies Welcome message One touch dialling Short dialling gt Paging High Power Alerting gt Security and cost control Emergency calls without SIM card network dependent PIN PIN2 security code barring code Various call barring possibilities Fixed dialling of numbers prefixes Advice of charge GSM SAT Last and cumulative call duration and charge gt Short Message Service SMS class 0 1 2 3 Send and receive messages up to 160 char acters SMS parameters format Text Fax G3 ERMES E mail Delivery report Info Broadcast support Z ke y o o lt 61 gt gt Using battery and charger For charging and recharging your mobile phone battery see page 2 62 Use specified Hughes chargers only Never change or remove battery while the mobile phone is connected to the charger Always disconnect charger from the power source when not in use Do nat incinerate battery Do not disassemble or crush battery Never leave the mobile phone connected to a charger for more than one week Overcharging may shorten its life Electronic products and batteries must be disposed of properly at the end of their life in accordance with local facilities and regulations Never use any charger or battery that is damaged or worn out Never short circuit the battery Short cir cuiting can occur when a metallic object coin clip or pen causes direct connec tio
34. ay the SIM info Select Menu gt Security gt SIM Info gt Name Capacity or Msg Capacity or Language The corresponding info is displayed gt gt Cell info 7 2 2 Your mobile phone receives the name of the cell it is connected to Sending the name of the cell is network dependent In SAT mode also a region string denoting the location can be received To switch displaying cell info on or off Select Menu gt Settings gt Phone gt Cell Info The current setting is displayed Change Save Press Press gt gt IMEI number 6 7 You may find displaying your mobile phone s identity number IMEI International Mobile Equipment Identifier quite useful for service and security purposes 50 To display the IMEI number Select Menu gt Security gt IMEl Number The number is displayed a Using the GPS facilities 8 The GPS system can display information re lating to the latitude longitude altitude UTC Universal Time Coordinated previously Greenwich Time time and date While you are using the location track fea ture you still can make and receive calls see page 52 While using all other GPS facilities you can only receive calls In all cases the GPS fea tures are suspended during calls Note To use the GPS facilities successfully the mo bile phone must have a good view of the open sky gt gt Display your current position 8 1 You can display the latitude longi
35. aypoint being re ceived GPS WPT Revd from Steve Read Reject Press Read The GPS information will be dis played Press Options Select Save Choose a waypoint location entry Press Save You will be prompted to enter a waypoint name Press Save gt gt Select format 8 5 This feature allows you to change the format in which the position information is dis played Select Menu gt GPS Manager gt Select Format The current setting is displayed Press Change Scroll to the desired display format Press Select 53 a E U 4 Nn a Oo Pa WAP Internet access 9 Your phone can access the Internet using the Wireless Application Protocol WAP WAP is the worldwide industry standard for provid ing Internet communications and advanced telephony services on digital mobile phones pagers personal digital assistants and other wireless terminals To access the Internet us ing WAP you will need to contact your ser vice provider for subscription details This WAP service also works in GSM and SAT modes gt gt WAP settings 7 9 WAP settings are split into two basic groups Service Provider SP settings and User Set tings these configuration options are ex plained below Note You need to check with your Service Provider to activate the data service on your SIM gt gt SP settings 7 9 1 Before you access the Internet you must en ter into the phone the follo
36. b eee a e gee dat eee Ada Ses a 47 Sharing ringing melodies 00 00 48 Statistics and information 00000 000000000 cee 49 Call JULIA 2 4 is cde ey ta A e a chase nities dead ale 49 CalllcOS M2 2D a o rd ne did ol ease Ra ee Pee et ae EIS ee 49 Remaining Gredit 2 6 eno la obec ails awe ade A A Mees oa arti 50 SIMIO O A ace AS A RD de EUA O 50 MATE A RN 50 IME MUMBO O o a a A a een sedan wales si 50 Using the GPS facilities B oo o ooooooooooooooooooooo 51 Display your current position 8 1 2 2 2 eee 51 Way point manager 8 2 irinen Gend Ennn eee eee 51 Switch location track on off 8 3 02 eee 52 Show continuous position 8 4 0 2 eee eee 52 Relative POSITION 25 Sere as rata Paar dad 53 Receiving a GPS Way DOING sis ee eee metie ee te ee en eee 53 Select format 8 5 2 eee eee eens 53 WAP Internet access 9 ooo ia ids oa be tees id Scientia dos 54 ME AT AA A A O A 54 lo 72921 ses ansehen ae os Mend wore dk d ont oa 8 tte acs 54 User settings 7 9 2 a sq xr a het doo WE ete Ph dae arden e Fh a eerie coe Liat 55 INCCESSIWVAP 19 nr ia ln ea caddie pad Ge Qiao ca do E 55 Appendiks nna eee yea hak Re Riana be Beta ee ee 57 TROUBIESHOOTING gt Ha iD a DA aE Dee eat Sb 57 Technical Specifications tas done eae A taa 61 Using battery and Charger 62 Character and digit input in text editor mode 0 0 0 cee 63 Menu system and quick access codes 1 0 0 eec
37. bols Battery charge level indicator 4 filling levels rr symbol blinking Battery empty one minute is left to end an active call at the most Call set up or call in progress During an incoming call and High Power Alerting mode Switch ring ing off Ringing tone is switched off An alarm is set An unconditional diversion is acti vated 1 Keypad is locked 2 Blinking symbol during a call Depending on the network the symbol indicates that ciphering call encryption is off Simplified menu is activated New voice message has arrived Unread SMS Read SMS Saved draft SMS Active call Call on hold Waiting call While editing text in upper case letters While editing text in lower case letters Numeric input mode e g phone book While writing an SMS Character count down starts with 160 While sending to and receiving data from an external device e g using the mobile phone as a modem con nected to a PC m1 Sending data to PC Receiving data from PC Mobile Phone operates in GPS Global Position System mode The icon is blinking if the mobile phone loses connection to the GPS Signal strength in GSM mode 4 bars indicate best conditions Signal strength in SAT mode The satellite symbol blinks when SAT registration is no longer up to date Filling of the right symbol indicates SAT signal strength Signal strength in High Power Alerting mode weak re
38. ce call including yourself You may add parties to a conference using the phonebook the list of dialled numbers or the keypad To add a party during a call Make a new call see above Press Options Select Conference You now can talk to all parties at the same time To add another party Make a new call and repeat these steps Connect a private call You can isolate a party from the conference and talk exclusively with this private call The other parties of the conference will be put on hold and will not hear what you are speaking with the private party Press Options Select Private The list of active calls is displayed Scroll to the party you want to make a private call with Press Select The conference is put on hold and you can talk with the private party Note You can only have up to two active calls at one time Therefore you can select Private only if your second line is not busy with an other call End one call To remove one call from the conference Press Options Select Remove A list of all parties is displayed Scroll to the party to be disconnected Press Remove End all calls in one step Ending all calls in one step terminates the multiparty call All parties will be disconnect ed from each other and they will hear the tone for line busy Press Options Select End All Calls 19 Cc e 1 o a P Diverting calls 3 This network feature diverts in
39. ceive sig nal The satellite symbol is blinking when SAT registration is no longer up to date Roaming sign Displayed when us ing a network different from your service provider s network me o E 14 f i o Oo gt gt Using softkeys and the menu In idle mode your mobile phone offers func tions and settings which allow you to adapt the mobile phone to your needs You access these functions through menus and sub menus by scrolling or by using the appropri ate shortcut During a call or while you are editing a num ber or text the menu system changes and gives access to various functions depending on the context The following section describes the principles of using the menu gt Softkey actions and menu navigation Softkey actions for function calls and naviga tion in menus and lists is performed through entries in the softkey line in conjunction with the corresponding keys below this line Names Menu Select av Back y a WD Save lt gt Back q Menu position indicator Within a menu level the position indicator shows you the position of the entry currently selected Depending on the number of softkey actions offered the two softkeys beneath the soft key line and the two scroll keys can be used Press left softkey to select Names Press right softkey to select Menu Press upper scroll key to scroll up in a list or in a text Press lower scroll key
40. ces for phonebook entries There are different ways to make a new phonebook entry 1 First enter a number to be dialled and then store the number in the phonebook by pressing Save 2 Open the phonebook first and make a new entry 3 Store a number from the list of dialled numbers in the phonebook see page 15 And provided that the number was trans mitted 4 The number of an SMS sender while you are reading the SMS see page 26 5 A number from the list of missed calls see page 16 6 A number from the list of received calls see page 16 Phonebook entries from the service provider Some service providers store service numbers in the phonebook e g hotline numbers these entries may possibly not be replaced or deleted 11 1 H pd o 2 E o p fo lt a Make a phonebook entry To make a new phonebook entry starting from idle mode Enter the number to be stored Press Save The phonebook editor is displayed Note The first entry in the phonebook has always to be made as described above or Names The phonebook Is displayed Press Options Select Add new Enter the phone number Press Next Enter the name to be assigned to the number How to enter letters see Charac ter and digit input in text editor mode on page 63 Press Insert Name Paul Save lt gt Clear Press Save The number is saved in the phone book Tip Store numbe
41. coming calls Lock 1 Press Menu 2 Press A to scroll upwards to Keypad Lock 3 Press Select or 1 Press Menu 2 Press EY within 3 seconds Unlock If the keypad is locked the softkey line shows Unlock and in the status line the symbol is displayed Network 11 01 04 Unlock p 11 05p 1 Press Unlock 2 Press EY within 3 seconds gt gt Display gt Display areas After you have set up your mobile phone according to the previous section the display will look similar to this a YA Network gt 1105p 11 01 04 Names Menu TA The display is organised into three areas every symbol and every input output dis played has its own proper place This helps you to keep control over your workspace even when your circumstances are changing constantly The pattern of the display areas is as follows 1 The status line shows mainly symbols which inform you about the operating conditions of the mobile phone 2 The main area shows data relating to calls menus and their submenus and displays the editors for the phonebook and SMS messages In idle mode stand by the network name time and date are displayed 3 The softkey line operates together with the Q and softkeys and the scroll keys Y beneath this line It provides ac cess to menus and controls navigation see Using softkeys and the menu on page 6 gt Display sym
42. coming calls to another phone number or to your voice mail box If you are not equipped to receive data in coming data calls can be diverted to a PC connected to a modem or a similar device You may divert all fax calls to a fax machine or as with data calls to a PC You may also divert fax calls to the voice mailbox if your service provider supports this feature Incoming calls can also be diverted to a different phone number or to your voice mailbox Prerequisite for this you have already stored your voice mailbox number see below Depending on the network you are advised briefly during every call setup if a diversion is set and what kind of diversion condition it is Your mobile phone may also display certain diversion settings You may activate or deactivate each diver sion and you can check the divert status If all calls are diverted this is indicated with the icon gt gt Using the voice mailbox 7 2 6 1 4 This service provides an answering machine in the network and is useful when the mo bile phone is turned off or unobtainable or if you don t want to be disturbed The service can be provided for voice and fax calls Using the voice mailbox service may require a sub scription from your service provider 1 Before you can use the voice mailbox you must store your voice mailbox num ber on your SIM card This number is usually given to you by your service pro vide
43. cters which can be typed with this key are dis played in the middle of the softkey line 3 The count down number in the status line tells you how many characters you can add to the message 4 While entering lower case letters you see Es in the status line while writing up per case letters you see First Display while pressing a key Ee Thank 5 The current letter is displayed inverted in the softkey line Display while no key is pressed EE Thank Options gt Back gt Send a message Select Options gt Send Enter the number or press Names to select the number from the phonebook Press Send 23 al v e sa Nn 2 u Save a sent message You may save the message perhaps for further editing or as a template Press Options Select Save Replace an SMS in the list In case you are about to save an SMS but the memory of your SIM card is full you are alerted to this and requested to enter the SMS list in order to select an SMS which will be replaced by the new one To replace an existing SMS after having pressed Save for a displayed SMS The SMS list is displayed Scroll to the entry to be replaced Press Replace If you don t want to replace an entry Press gt The SMS will not be added to the list 24 Set temporary SMS parameters Some of the general SMS settings see page 27 can be changed before sending or saving a
44. d Select the caller group Press 14 Delete a phonebook entry You can delete the complete entry including the phone number and short dialling number if assigned Phonebook entries stored by your service provider may possibly not be de leted To delete a single phonebook entry Names The phonebook is displayed Scroll to the phonebook entry to be deleted Press Options Select Delete Press Delete Press Delete the phonebook 7 6 1 If Fixed Dial is not activated Select Menu gt Settings gt Reset gt Phonebook Press OK If Fixed Dial is activated Select Menu gt Settings gt Reset gt Phonebook Enter PIN2 Press OK Press OK Note Phonebook entries stored by your service provider may possibly not be deleted gt gt List of dialled numbers 2 3 Your mobile phone stores the last 10 num bers you have dialled Note In case the number is stored in the phone book and assigned to a name the corre sponding name is displayed in the list of di alled numbers instead of the number gt See details of a dialled number Select Menu gt Call Register gt Dialled Calls The list of dialled numbers is displayed showing recently dialled number Scroll to the number to be redialled Press Options Select Details Name if the corresponding phone book entry exists number and dialling time and date are displayed the most Redial a number from the list Select Menu gt Call Regist
45. dies Select Menu gt Settings gt Sound amp Alert gt Ringing gt Ringing Type The list of possible settings is displayed Press Change Scroll to the desired ringing type Press Select gt gt Tones on off 7 1 2 7 1 3 7 1 4 You can switch alerting tones on or off The ringing tone may be switched off in the Ringing menu see above Earset alerting can also be switched on and off in the Ringing menu see page 45 Message tone 7 1 2 When you receive a text message your mo bile phone emits a message tone Select Menu gt Settings gt Sound amp Alert gt Message Tone The current setting is displayed Change Save Press Press 46 Keypad tone 7 1 3 This sets the tone off on you hear when you press the mobile phones keys Select Menu gt Settings gt Sound amp Alert gt Keypad Tone The current setting is displayed Change Save Press Press Warning tone 7 1 4 This sets the warning and error tones off on You will hear it when e g connecting acces sories or after making wrong entries with the keypad Select Menu gt Settings gt Sound amp Alert gt Warning Tone The current setting is displayed Change Save Press Press gt gt Sound on off You can switch all sounds on and off If all sounds are off the 2 symbol is indicat ed Menu within 3 seconds Press Press gt gt Alarms 7 5 4 You may set 2 separate alarm entries w
46. e GPS NMEA protocol is used for transmit ting way points to the PC at 4800 Baud You can not change this 51 wn E a y rn a o gt See details of a way point Select Menu gt GPS Manager gt Way Points Your way point list is displayed Scroll to the desired way point Press Options Select Details Latitude longitude and altitude of the way point are displayed gt Send way point as SMS Select Menu gt GPS Manager gt Way Points Your way point list is displayed Scroll to the desired way point Press Options Select Send as SMS The SMS editor see page 23 with the way point name and the GPS data is displayed gt Send to PC Select Menu gt GPS Manager gt Way Points Your way point list is displayed Scroll to the desired way point Press Options Select Send to PC gt Edit way point name Select Menu gt GPS Manager gt Way Points Your way point list is displayed Scroll to the desired way point Press Options Select Edit The GPS editor is displayed Change the name of the way point see page 63 Press Save gt Delete way point from list When your way point list contains 10 entries and you want to add a new way point you can delete entries instead of overwriting them with a new ones Select Menu gt GPS Manager gt Way Points Your way point list is displayed Scroll to the desired way point Press Options Select Delete Press Delete gt gt Switch location track
47. e a soft damp cloth to clean your mobile phone To avoid impaired performance please ensure your mobile phone s antenna is not bent or damaged S Inacar It is not recommended to use your mobile phone while driving a vehicle due to traffic safety reasons When using a mobile phone park the vehicle before telephoning Do not place objects including either permanently installed or portable mobile phone in the area above the airbag or in the airbag de ployment area If an in vehicle mobile phone is improperly installed and the airbag inflates it could result in serious injury Do not transport or store flammable gas iquid or explosives in the passenger com partment of a vehicle which contains your mobile phone and accessories inthe vicinity of blasting work and in explosive environments Never use the mobile phone where blasting work is in progress Observe all restrictions and follow any regulations or rules Areas with a potentially explosive environ ment are often but not always clearly marked Do not use the mobile phone while at a filling station Do not use near fuel or chemicals gt In aircraft Turn off your mobile phone before boarding any aircraft Do not use it on the ground without crew permission E In hospitals Follow any regulations or rules Turn off your mobile phone when near medical equip ment g9 Electronic devices Certain electronic equipment may not be shielded against the
48. e deactivate one touch dialling 7 3 6 This function enables calling the number of a phonebook entry assigned to a number from 1 to 9 by a long press to the corresponding key O see page 12 Note is automatically assigned to your voice mail number see page 20 This function can be switched on or off Select Menu gt Settings gt Call gt One Touch Dial The current setting is displayed Change Save Press Press gt gt Use in a car 7 4 The following functions are helpful when using the mobile phone in a car Auto Answer 7 4 1 Your mobile phone answers incoming calls after 3 seconds automatically when connected to a vehicle docking adapter Backlight 7 4 2 This feature determines whether the dis play and keys are illuminated all the time or only when you use the mobile phone when connected to a vehicle docking adapter Both Auto Answer and Backlight can be switched on or off Select Menu gt Settings gt Car gt Auto Answer or Backlight Change Save Press Press For details on how to connect and use the vehicle docking adapter refer to the manual delivered with the accessory gt gt Restore factory settings 7 6 2 You can reset the phone s settings to the way they were when you bought your phone Note that SIM and network settings remain unchanged To restore the mobile phone s factory set tings Select Menu gt Settings gt Reset
49. er gt Dialled Calls The list of dialled numbers is displayed showing the most recently dialled number Scroll to the number to be redialled Press Tip Quick redial To redial a formerly dialled number you may also use a quick access to the dialled num bers o redial the last called number Press For automatic redial see page 39 To redial a previously called number You can select a specific number from the list of dialled numbers and dial it again Press Scroll to the number to be called Press gt Store number in the phonebook Select Menu gt Call Register gt Dialled Calls The list of dialled numbers is displayed showing the most recently dialled number Scroll to the number to be stored Press Options Select Save The phonebook editor is displayed see page 12 gt Delete a number from the list Select Menu gt Call Register gt Dialled Calls The list of dialled numbers is displayed showing the most recently dialled number Scroll to the number to be deleted Press Options Select Delete Press Delete gt Delete all numbers in the list Select Menu gt Call Register gt Dialled Calls The list of dialled numbers is displayed showing the most recently dialled number Press Options Select Clear List Press Clear gt Send as SMS Select Menu gt Call Register gt Dialled Calls The list of dialled numbers is displayed showing the most recently dialled number Scroll to t
50. eral SMS parameters for all of your messag es nevertheless some can be changed for an individual SMS see page 24 SMS Center 7 7 1 Select to enter or change the center number provided by your service provider Validity 7 7 2 You can choose the period before the SMS is deleted automatically in the mes sage center Selectable validity periods are 1h 6h 12 h 24 h 48 h 1 week maximum time Format 7 7 3 You can choose from the following dif ferent SMS formats Text Fax E mail ERMES European Radio Message System Delivery Reports 7 7 4 Display of information when the mes sage has been delivered to its destination or reason if it is delayed or if delivery is not possible gt SMS center 7 7 1 Select Menu gt Settings gt SMS Parameter gt SMS Center Enter the number of your SMS center Press Save gt Validity 7 7 2 Select Menu gt Settings gt SMS Parameter gt Validity The current setting is displayed Press Select Select the desired validity period SMS format 7 7 3 Select Menu gt Settings gt SMS Parameter gt Format The current setting is displayed Press Select Select the desired format gt Delivery reports 7 7 4 Select Menu gt Settings gt SMS Parameter gt Delivery Reports The current setting On or Off is dis played Press Change Press Save 27 al v e sa Nn 2 Wn Pa Info broadcast
51. ere IMEI 000000000000000 Dealer s stamp and signature Date of purchase Customer s name address country and telephone number Thuraya Satellite Telecommunications Company PO BOX 33344 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel 9712 642 2222 Fax 9712 641 7884
52. es can be set Automatic standard setting of the con nected device is recognised max 19200 baud 300 Baud 1200 Baud 2400 Baud 4800 Baud 9600 Baud 19200 Baud Note The GPS NMEA protocol always uses 4800 Baud you can not change this To set the baud rate with external devices Select Menu gt Settings gt Data Link Rate The current setting is displayed Press Change Scroll to the desired baud rate Press Select gt gt Any key answer 7 3 1 This function enables answering a call by pressing any key except and the volume key This function can be switched off or on Select Menu gt Settings gt Call gt Any Key Answer The current setting is displayed Change Save Press Press gt gt Send DTMF tone 7 3 2 This function enables sending DTMF Dual Tone Multi Frequency tones during a call to a service which accepts only DTMF tones e g in order to enter access codes for listen ing to an answering machine If you have switched this feature on a DTMF tone is sent with each key press during a call 38 This function can be switched on or off Select Menu gt Settings gt Call gt DTMF Tone The current setting is displayed Change Save Press Press gt gt Set call waiting 7 3 3 If your service provider supports this feature you can answer a call while you are tele phoning with another person Answering the new call waiting call will put the first
53. etwork selection You can select the desired network from a list of available networks The mobile phone uses only this one selected network and re mains in manual mode until the automatic mode is selected or until a different SIM card is inserted Automatic network selection 4 3 Select Menu gt Network gt Network Mode The current setting is displayed Press Change Select Automatic Network preference 4 2 As long as field strength is strong enough and the network allows you calls will be transmitted via the preferred network You will be connected to a different available net work only if reception of the preferred net work is too poor You can create a list of preferred networks 42 Add network to preference list You can add networks to the preference list by yourself You need the network code of the network to be added Select Menu gt Network gt Preference Your network preference list is dis played Press Options Press Insert Select a service provider from the list Delete network from list Menu gt Network gt Preference Your network preference list is dis played Options Delete Delete Selec Press Selec Press Add a new service provider to the list of available service providers Select Menu gt Network gt Preference Your network preference list is dis played Press Options Press Insert Select Further Networks Enter the country code Press Next Enter
54. g barring functions requires the barring code network password Clear all barring of outgoing calls 6 1 3 1 Select Menu gt Security gt Call Barring gt Clear Barrings gt Outgoing Enter the barring code Press OK Clear all barring of incoming calls 6 1 3 2 Select Menu gt Security gt Call Barring gt Clear Barrings gt Incoming Enter the barring code Press OK Clear all barring of calls 6 1 3 3 Select Menu gt Security gt Call Barring gt Clear Barrings gt All Enter the barring code Press OK 33 v Le 5 Q v ES gt a 0 uU gt gt Fixed Dial 6 2 This function provides a second phonebook on the SIM card for fixed dial If fixed dial is activated only numbers from this list can be dialled It is possible to save partial num bers for example area codes Example 4 numbers are stored in the fixed list The number groups 0171 0172 0173 and the unique number 4989892629 So you are allowed to dial 0171145875 017156471299 0172565634 017295741642 0173125862 017332567815 and 4989892629 only If you dial a number which does not corre spond with the set of fixed dialling numbers an error message is displayed briefly Add fixed dialling numbers 6 2 3 If the fixed dialling list is full you have to de lete an entry see page 34 before you can add a new one Select Menu gt Security gt Fixed Dial gt Add
55. gether with the SIM card PIN and PIN2 When PUK PUK2 is required you are asked for it in a display In this case do the follow ing Enter the PUK PUK2 and press OK Enter a new PIN PIN2 code and press OK Enter the new PIN PIN2 Press OK to confirm If you enter an incorrect PUK PUK2 ten times in succession your SIM card is locked you cannot use it any longer and it has to be ex changed by your service provider Security code 5 digits By default the security code is not set You can use the security code to protect your mobile phone against unau thorised use even if another mobile phone s SIM card is used restore the factory settings of your mo bile phone switch security control by security code off or on change the security code itself If you enter an incorrect security code 10 times in succession the mobile phone is locked for one hour before you have 10 more attempts and so on Only emergen cy calls can be made during this hour If all attempts fail contact the manufacturer see at the end of this manual Barring code 4 digits The barring code also called network pass word is supplied with the SIM card from your service provider and will be needed to handle the security with the network It is possible to lock some mobile phone features that interact with the network The barring code is required to activate or deactivate the barring of calls change the barring
56. gt Activate The last set number is displayed Enter or change the number or leave the number unchanged Press Save Note You may select a number from the phone book by pressing Names gt Show status of data diversion Select Menu gt Call Divert gt All Data gt Status gt Clear data diversion Select Menu gt Call Divert gt All Data gt Deactivate gt gt Clear all diversions 3 4 You can clear all diversions in one step Select Menu gt Call Divert gt Clear All Divert 22 Pa SMS messages You can receive and send short text messag es SMS each consisting of up to 160 char acters This is a network feature and requires a sub scription with the service provider Messages can be stored on the SIM card and sent and received via GSM or SAT Prerequisite Store number of SMS center 7 7 1 Before you can send or receive any messag es you need to set the number of your mes sage center you get this number from your service provider Select Menu gt Settings gt SMS Parameter gt SMS Center Enter the number of the SMS center Press Save gt gt Writing an SMS 1 1 To write an SMS you have to open the SMS editor Select Menu gt Messages gt Write Message The SMS editor is displayed gt Editing tips 1 For instructions on how to use the keys and move the cursor see Character and digit input in text editor mode on page 63 2 When you press a key the chara
57. gt Network gt SAT Registration 43 e s pP oO Z Pa Sound amp Alert 7 1 You may choose from a variety of different acoustic signals for ringing and alerting tones Note Control of the loudspeaker volume and of the ringing volume is described on page 10 gt gt Ringing volume 7 1 1 8 If you want to set the ringing volume only you have to use the menu You can select from 6 volume levels Select Menu gt Settings gt Sound amp Alert gt Ringing gt Volume The current level is displayed in a bar chart rill Select ay Back Scroll to the desired volume level While adjusting the volume the ringing tone is played at the particular level and the level is shown in the display Select Press gt gt Ringing melody 7 1 1 You can select from a list of ringing melodies to set different ringing melodies for incoming voice calls incoming faxes and data High Power Alerting alarms caller groups When selecting a ringing melody as de scribed below first the currently active melo dy and then the melody of the current list po sition is played 44 Melody for incoming voice calls 7 1 1 1 You can set the general ringing melody for all voice calls except for caller groups you have assigned to a special melody Select Menu gt Settings gt Sound amp Alert gt Ringing gt Voice The current setting is displayed Select the melody f
58. he number to be sent Press Options Select Send As SMS The SMS editor is displayed see page 23 15 N H aa o 2 o p fo lt a gt gt List of missed calls 2 1 List of received calls 2 2 There are two more call lists in which num bers are stored and which you can make use of in the very same way as the list of dialled numbers with the exception of quick re dial The list of missed calls provides num bers of calls that have unsuccessfully tried to call you The list of received calls provides num bers of calls you have accepted gt List of missed calls If you have missed one call or more this will be displayed e g 2 Missed Calls and the left softkey changes to List By pressing List you will enter the list of missed calls directly After you have entered the list by this way the note and the softkey List will be no longer available unless you miss another call Note In case a new SMS or a new cell broadcast ar rives after the missed call the SMS or the cell broadcast advise respectively will replace the missed call note To enter the list of missed calls when no new missed call is displayed Select Menu gt Call Register gt Missed Calls gt List of received calls To enter the list of received calls Select Menu gt Call Register gt Received Calls 16 Pa Options during a call Your mobile phone offers a number of op
59. ile phone will normally operate in that preferred mode Only if signal strength for operation in the preferred mode becomes too weak the mobile phone switches to operate in the alternative mode If GSM Preferred is selected The mobile phone will initially attempt to access a GSM network if no GSM network is available it will automatically attempt to access a SAT network When operating on a SAT network the mobile phone pe riodically scans for available GSM net works and will switch to GSM if the service is available lf SAT Preferred is selected The mobile phone will initially attempt to access a SAT network if no SAT network is avail able it will automatically attempt to access a GSM network When operating on a GSM network the mobile phone will only switch to SAT service if the GSM signal is lost If SAT operation is desired the mobile phone can be manually switched to SAT mode using the SAT Only single mode setting 41 e s pP oO gt gt Network selection 4 3 4 2 Once you have set the operating mode access to a certain GSM or SAT network can be selected automatically or manually Automatic network selection The mobile phone automatically selects the most preferred network available in your ar ea If this is not your home network you will see the roaming symbol 23 in the display For roaming purposes there is a network preference list which can be configured Manual n
60. ill clear automatically once signal conditions improve and a call is made or a period of time elapses You also have the option to speed up that procedure by manually having the mobile phone register with the Thuraya system This is accomplished with the function SAT Registration in the mobile phone s menu see page 43 Make sure you have good SAT sig nal strength before starting this operation SG o Nn te c P oO gt gt Initial steps Inserting the SIM card The SIM card Subscriber Identity Module is the plug to the network and provides the phone number memory for storing phone numbers and short text messages SMS To insert the SIM card 1 Switch off the mobile phone before re moving the battery and inserting the SIM card 2 Lift the battery from the back of the mo bile phone and insert the SIM card as shown in the pictures below Lift Press Connect the charger and charge the battery You should charge the battery supplied with the mobile phone as soon as possible to ob tain full battery charge To charge the battery 1 Fit the country specific adapter into the charger 2 Plug the charger plug into the charger socket 3 Connect the charger to an AC source Press to fit adapter OO Charger socket Charger plug While the battery is charging you see the E symbol changing to cyclically The battery is fully charged after 2 hours The charger st
61. in idle mode The time stamps are also required for the list of dialled numbers the list of missed calls the list of received calls and setting and alerting alarms The internal clock for alarms will still keep on running for about one hour if neither the battery nor the charger is connected gt Set time 7 5 1 Select Menu gt Settings gt Clock amp Alarm gt Set Time The current setting is displayed Enter the correct time in the set format via keypad Press Save gt Set time format 7 5 2 The setting is possible in 12 hour format e g 11 05p or 24 hour format e g 23 05 Select Menu gt Settings gt Clock amp Alarm gt Time Format The current setting is displayed Press Change Scroll to the desired the time format Press Select Set date 7 5 3 Select Menu gt Settings gt Clock amp Alarm gt Set Date The current setting is displayed Enter the correct date in the set format DD MM YY e g 11 09 04 Press Save gt gt Language 7 2 1 The default language for general use e g for displayed text is preset in the SIM card see page 50 but you may select a custom lan guage The languages for the info broadcast service can be set independently see page 29 36 To change the language setting Select Menu gt Settings gt Phone gt Language The current setting is displayed Scroll to the desired language Automatic language preset in the SIM card
62. it by pressing Discard or press Options to play save or reject the melody Received mel odies are not stored with your SMS mess ages they are saved in 10 special locations in ringing melody memory You will have the option to save the melody in a selected empty location or overwrite a selected occu pied location gt Loading a ringing tone from a PC It is possible to upload custom ringing melo dies into the mobile phone using a Personal Computer PC the optional data cable and optional PC software See your service pro vider for further information on how to ac cess this feature Pa Statistics and information gt gt Call duration 2 4 Your mobile phone automatically records the amount of time you have used for calls The call durations since the last counter reset can be displayed for the following call cate gories Last Call All Calls All Incoming All Outgoing SAT Incoming SAT Outgoing GSM Incoming GSM Outgoing To display call duration Select Menu gt Call Register gt Call Duration gt call category The call duration is displayed Reset time counter 2 7 1 You can reset the time counter of each call category Select Menu gt Call Register gt Reset Counter gt Time gt call category Press Reset gt gt Call costs 2 5 Your mobile phone automatically records the approximate cost you have run up making calls The displayed amount of cost depends on your cost
63. ith a time date interval daily once or weekly and a reminder message which will be dis played when the alarm is triggered The internal clock for alarms will still keep on running for about one hour if neither the battery nor the charger is connected gt Set or edit the alarm 7 5 4 1 3 7 5 4 2 3 Select Menu gt Settings gt Clock amp Alarm gt Alarm gt Alarm1 or Alarm2 gt Edit The alarm editor is displayed Enter the time Press Next Enter the date Press Next Enter the reminder message Press Next Select the interval Daily Once or Weekly Press Save Now the alarm is switched on gt Switch the alarm on off 7 5 4 1 2 7 5 4 2 2 Select Menu gt Settings gt Clock amp Alarm gt Alarm gt Alarm or Alarm2 gt On Off The current setting is displayed Press Change Press Save When an alarm is switched on this will be in dicated in idle mode by the symbol The alarm functions even when the mobile phone is turned off gt See the alarm setting details 7 5 4 1 1 7 5 4 2 1 Select Menu gt Settings gt Clock amp Alarm gt Alarm gt Alarm1 or Alarm2 gt Detail Time date interval and reminder message are displayed gt Stop an alarm When the alarm is triggered the alarm melo dy is played and the reminder message if set is displayed To confirm the alarm Press Stop The mobile phone is in idle mode again and the alarm tone Is switched off or Snooze Afte
64. ivation gt Barring of outgoing calls 6 1 1 Barring of the following outgoing call types can be activated deactivated and the current barring status for each of them can be dis played All Calls 6 1 1 1 All outgoing calls are blocked except emergency calls numbers 112 for GSM and 112 911 and 999 for SAT All Int Calls 6 1 1 2 Only national calls can be made Int Except Home 6 1 1 3 Only calls within and to your home coun try can be made Activate deactivate barring 6 1 1 Select Menu gt Security gt Call Barring gt Outgoing gt call type gt Activate or Deactivate Enter barring code Press OK Display barring status 6 1 1 Select Menu gt Security gt Call Barring gt Outgoing gt call type gt Status gt Barring of incoming calls 6 1 2 Barring of the following incoming call types can be activated deactivated and the current barring status for each of them can be dis played All Calls 6 1 2 1 No calls can be received Calls Abroad 6 1 2 2 Calls can only be received when you are in reach of your home network Activate deactivate barring 6 1 2 Select Menu gt Security gt Call Barring gt Incoming gt call type gt Activate or Deactivate Enter barring code Press OK Display barring status 6 1 2 Select Menu gt Security gt Call Barring gt Incoming gt call type gt Status gt Clear barring of calls 6 1 3 Clearin
65. lerting melody off Press scroll up key Ea The High Power Alerting melody is silenced you can take measures to accept the call see below Reject the call Rejecting the call in this case means that the mobile phone does not try to get a connec tion any longer Press Reject Measures to accept the call Try to find a place for improved reception Pull out the mobile phone s antenna Point it to the estimated satellite position Watch the field strength indicator As soon as field strength is strong enough the warnings disappear from the display and the softkey Accept s displayed now you can accept the call as usual If the call cannot be accepted it is diverted to your voice mailbox or another phone number if activated SG o Nn te c P Oo gt gt Setting the volumes You can make volume settings in idle mode and during a call with the left hand side key of the mobile phone The settings made with this key apply to the ringing volume the listening volume the listening volume of a connected earset The volumes can be set within the range of 6 levels and will be retained until the next change If you want to set the ringing volume only refer to page 44 10 To set the volumes Press the upper or lower key on the left hand side of the mobile phone increase volumes decrease With each press of the volume key the volumes increase
66. melodies to caller groups Select Menu gt Settings gt Sound amp Alert gt Ringing gt Caller Groups gt VIP or Business or Private or Family or Others The current setting is displayed Scroll to the desired ringing melody Press Select ja ED lt o o f 5 e Un Earset alerting 7 1 1 6 When earset alerting is set to On you will hear the ringing only in a connected earset If earset alerting is set to Off you will hear the ringing from the buzzer andin the earset Select Menu gt Settings gt Sound amp Alert gt Ringing gt Earset Alert The current setting is displayed Change Save Press Press 45 gt gt Ringing type 7 1 1 7 You can fine tune the set ringing melodies by means of the following options Ring Once The specified melodies are played only once when a call comes in Increasing The specified melodies are played at the lowest volume at first and keep on get ting louder each time they are repeated until the maximum volume is reached Continuous The specified melodies are played at the set volume repeatedly until you answer the call or mute it This is the standard setting Silent The specified ringing melodies are switched off As a reminder you see the E symbol in the status line Beep Once When a call comes in you are alerted not actually by a melody but by a short single beep To set the ringing type for the ringing melo
67. n SMS SMS format By altering the general setting you may de fine a different format for the current SMS before sending forwarding or saving Select Menu gt Messages gt Write Message Write the message Press Options Select Format The current setting is displayed Select the desired format Press Select Delivery report By altering the general setting you may order or cancel a delivery report for the current SMS before sending forwarding or saving Select Menu gt Messages gt Write Message Write the message Press Options Select Delivery Report The current setting On or Off is dis played Press Change Press Save Validity By altering the general setting you may set a different validity period for the current SMS before sending forwarding or saving Select Menu gt Messages gt Write Message Write the message Press Options Select Validity The current setting is displayed Select the desired validity period Press Select gt gt Reading an SMS 1 2 When a new message has arrived this is dis played together with the total number of new messages e g List Back If you don t want to see the reminder you can clear it by pressing The counter will be reset for the next SMS messages to arrive Note In case you have missed a call or a new cell broadcast has arrived after the arrival of an SMS the missed call advise will replace the message note that there are unread message
68. n of the and terminals e g when you carry a spare battery in your pocket or purse Do not expose battery to high tempera ture 60 C 140 F For best performance try to keep the bat tery between 15 C 59 F and 25 C 77 F Amobile phone with a hot or cold battery may temporarily not work even when the battery is fully charged The performance of Li lon batteries is particu larly limited in temperatures below 0 C 32 F When the battery is running out of pow er and only about a minute of talk time remains a warning tone is heard and a warning displayed When no more talk time is left a note is displayed a warning tone is sounding and the mobile phone is switched off automatically gt gt Character and digit input in text editor mode When your mobile phone is in text editor mode e g when you are writing a name in the phonebook or when you are writing an SMS you use the keys on your keypad To write a character press the corresponding key as often as indicated by the character s position printed on the key The table below gives you all the characters which can be typed Upper case lower case You can switch from writing upper case letters to lower case letters and switch back again by pressing any of the keys O for 2 seconds Example To write an E press O two times To con tinue with an i first press O tor 2 seconds and then press it 3 times again for a normal
69. nable to make calls Check your mobile phone s display to make sure that the mobile phone is switched on If the mobile phone does not display in formation on its screen check if the battery is fully charged and properly installed Check that the SIM card is not damaged and is correctly installed in your mobile phone Check that you have dialled the number correctly Satellite mobile phones should have a clear view of the sky If you are inside a building tunnel or other structure that limits your view of the sky the satellite signal may be weak or unavailable To check signal strength access the menu and follow the prompts on the display The higher the number of bars displayed on your mobile phone the better the signal In SAT mode make a manual SAT Registration with the menu item Network gt SAT Registration Check that the mobile phone is switched to the proper mode Check that the correct SIM card PIN has been entered For your security the SIM card is blocked if an incorrect PIN is entered three times consecutively Check that outgoing calls are not barred If barring is enabled cancel the bar by referring to section Security settings Check that the antenna is fully extended The antenna should point towards the satellite with a clear view to the sky Unable to accept calls The satellite signal may be weak or unavailable if you are inside a building tunnel or other
70. national prefix 8 K Keypad lock 4 tone on off 46 unlock 4 L List Caller groups 12 dialled numbers 15 missed calls 16 networks 43 phonebook 11 received calls 16 Listening volume 10 M Melody alarms 45 Caller groups 45 calls 44 data 45 N Navigation 6 notation in the manual 7 Network preference list 42 Network access automatic 42 GSM 41 manual 42 SAT 41 Network password 31 Network selection automatic 42 in fixed mode 43 in preferred mode 43 manual 43 provider list 43 Number of dialled call 15 of missed call 16 of received call 16 Own number sending on off 39 P Pause 8 17 Phonebook Caller group 12 change entry 14 check capacity 50 check entries 13 delete completely 14 delete entry 14 dial 13 input sources 11 new entry 12 one touch dialling 12 13 provider s entries 11 replace entry 13 restricted 34 short dialling 12 13 PIN 30 activate deactivate 31 change 32 enter 3 PIN2 30 change 32 Private call 19 Q Quick access codes 7 O One touch dialling activate deactivate 40 number 12 13 R Redial 15 Reject a call 18 Relative Position 53 Replace fixed dialling number 34 phonebook entry 13 SMS 24 Reply to an SMS 26 Restore factory settings 40 Restricted ph
71. nsert Scroll to the topic to select Enter the topic number Press Options Press Next Select Mark or Unmark Enter the topic name Press Save 28 gt Edit a topic Select Messages gt Info Broadcast gt Topic The topic list is displayed Scroll to the desired topic Press Options Select Edit Edit the topic number Press Next Edit the topic name Press Save gt Delete a topic Select Messages gt Info Broadcast gt Topic The topic list is displayed Scroll to the topic to delete Press Options Select Delete gt gt Set broadcast language s 1 3 3 Topics from the info broadcast system can be displayed in several languages To set the broadcast language s for dis played topics Select Messages gt Info Broadcast gt Set Language A list with possible language settings is displayed All receive the messages in all languages Scroll to the desired language Press Mark or Unmark Repeat this for each language to be displayed gt gt Read an info broadcast When a new broadcast arrives the topic name is displayed together with the first line of the info To read the whole info Press Read 29 2 a E a 1 gt 45 U Q Un Pa Security settings 6 You can protect your mobile phone against unauthorised use by setting appropriate re strictions All restrictions are controlled by codes which differ depending on the type of restriction selected There are variou
72. of a received call 16 number redial 15 one touch dialling number 13 40 pause 8 17 phonebook 13 short dialling number 13 using keypad 8 Diversions 21 22 clear all 22 to voice mailbox 20 DTMF tone 17 38 E Early ring 1 Earset alerting 45 Editor alarm 47 delete characters 63 GPS 51 lower case letters 63 move cursor 63 SMS 23 upper case letters 63 Emergency call 3 33 Emergency numbers 3 Encryption 5 End a call 8 F Fax diversion clear 22 status 22 to phone number 22 to voice mailbox 22 Fixed dialling activate 34 delete number 34 edit number 34 list 34 replace number 34 select number 34 G GPS display position 51 location track 52 save position 51 select format 53 send position as SMS 51 way points 51 53 Greeting text 36 GSM mode 41 H High Power Alerting 9 45 early ring 1 faxes 45 High Power Alerting 45 Memory full 13 24 34 Menu position indicator 6 quick access 7 quick access codes 7 64 simplified 7 64 step back 7 tree 64 Message info broadcast 28 send and save 24 SMS 23 voice mailbox 20 Message tone on off 46 Multiparty call make a new call 19 Multiparty calls 18 call status 18 Muting microphone 17 l IMEI number 50 Incognito 39 Information service 28 Inter
73. oice mailbox or to another phone number after your mobile phone has rung for some time but you haven t answered Not Reachable 3 1 4 Calls are diverted to your voice mailbox or to another phone number only if your mobile phone is switched off or the signal strength is too weak to establish connection to your mobile phone Note You may set more than one diversion for voice calls at a time e g for Busy and No Re ply but selecting All Voice has the highest pri ority and will override the others gt Divert calls to the voice mailbox Select Menu gt Call Divert gt Voice gt diversion condition gt Activate gt Voicemail If you have not yet stored your voice mailbox number you now will get the opportunity to do this then the diversion will be set gt Divert calls to a phone number Select Menu gt Call Divert gt Voice gt diversion condition gt Activate gt Other Number The last set number is displayed Enter or change the number or leave the number unchanged Press Save Note You may select a number from the phone book by pressing Names Delay time for No Reply If you select the divert condition No Reply an incoming voice call will be diverted after 15 seconds by default You can change this set ting Select Menu gt Call Divert gt Voice gt No Reply gt Activate gt Set Delay Select the delay time from the list gt Show diversion status Select Menu gt Call Dive
74. on off 8 3 To send the data from the mobile phone to a PC you have to connect it via a data cable to the PC whereby the NMEA 0183 V2 20 soft ware standard is used The mobile phone can only be connected to a PC serial port not to an NMEA port To switch location track on or off Select Menu gt GPS Manager gt Location Track The current setting on or off is displayed Change Save Press Press Note Location Track is suspended during calls gt gt Show continuous position 8 4 This function is similar to Display your cur rent position 8 1 the difference being that the displayed GPS data is constantly updated at short intervals This might be useful when you are in motion e g on the deck of a ship or in an open car By pressing Options you can use the currently displayed data for the same features as pro 52 vided for Current Position see page 51 Select Menu gt GPS Manager gt Cont Position The current latitude and longitude data is displayed and updated every few seconds W io display altitude data and time date MA io display latitude and longitude data again Press Press gt gt Relative position The relative position function allows you to compare two GPS locations By doing so you can determine the distance between the two locations the direction from one to another relative to true North the difference in alti tude and the difference in timestamps
75. one numbers 34 Ringing High Power Alerting 1 melody 44 on off 8 ringing type 46 volume 44 Ringing melody 67 loading from a PC 48 receiving 48 send 48 S SAT mode 41 registration 1 43 Security 61 barring code 31 PIN 30 PIN2 30 PUK PUK2 30 Security code 31 activate deactivate 31 change 32 Send own number 39 Short dialling number 12 13 SIM card info 50 insert 2 locked 30 password 3 protect 30 SIM memory full 13 24 34 Simplified menu 7 64 68 SMS center number 23 editor 23 replace 24 reply 26 save 23 send 23 status 25 template 24 write 23 SOS call 3 33 Specifications 61 Switch on off 3 T Technical specifications 61 Text message broadcast 28 SMS 23 Time format 36 set 36 Transfer a call 19 U Unconditional diversion 21 UTC 51 V Voice mail listen to 13 20 store mailbox number 20 Ww WAP access 55 disconnect 56 manage bookmarks 55 navigate 56 SP settings 54 user settings 55 Warning High Power Alerting 45 tone on off 46 Way point 51 delete from list 52 edit name 52 save 51 send as SMS 52 send to PC 52 LIMITED WARRANTY HUGHES 7101 SATELLITE GSM HANDHELD PHONE This Limited Warranty is provided to the original end user purchaser the Buyer of
76. ops charging automatically when the battery is full As long as the charger is not disconnected it restarts charging after a while to keep the battery fully charged Further information on using charger and battery is given on page 62 You may still use the mobile phone while charging the battery The internal clock for time date see page 36 and alarms see page 47 will still keep on running for about one hour if neither the battery nor the charger is connected but no alarm will sound unless a charged battery is connected gt Switch the mobile phone on off Press S for 2 seconds to switch the mobile phone on Press for 2 seconds again to switch the mobile phone off Enter your PIN The PIN Personal Identification Number 4 to 8 digits is initially supplied together with the SIM card by your service provider and can be changed later see page 31 1 Enter PIN using keys on keypad Each digit entered is displayed as an 2 Press OK to confirm PIN Enter P KKKK OK Clear Note Press Clear to delete an incorrectly entered digit digit to left of cursor position Then enter the correct digit gt Emergency call SOS Until you have entered the correct PIN you can make only emergency calls To make an emergency call before having entered the PIN 1 Press OS 2 Press 08 again The emergency number Is called or 1 Enter a specific emergency number 2 Press Call The softkey
77. pt a call temporarily without shut ting down the connection To put a call on hold Press Options Select Hold To return to the call Press Unhold 17 T v a 5 a gt gt Read write SMS messages You can read or write SMS messages during a Call Press Options Select Messages The menu items Write Message and List Messages are displayed For details on how to read write send and handle messages see page 23 gt gt See duration of the current call To see the duration of the current call Press Options Select Call Duration The elapsed time of the current call Is displayed Press Back to return to the call display gt gt Handling more than one call simultaneously If you have registered for this function in your contract with your service provider your mobile phone allows you to handle more than one call simultaneously You may put a call that is in progress on hold while you make or answer a second call and then switch between the two calls set up a conference call to have a joint conversation with up to five people put an individual or a group of confer ence members on hold while you add other people to the conference call put conference members on hold while you talk to someone privately see Con nect a private call on page 19 If you handle more than one call simulta neously the following symbols show a call s status
78. r 2 To make use of the voice mailbox func tion you must divert incoming calls to your voice mailbox 20 gt Store voice mailbox number 7 2 6 Select Menu gt Settings gt Phone gt Voicemail No Enter the number of your voice mailbox Press Save Now the number is stored on your SIM card Listen to voice messages 1 4 A new message in your voice mailbox may be indicated by the symbol on the status line but note that some service providers do not support announcing new messages by this way To listen to voice messages Select Menu gt Messages gt Listen Voicemail or Press O for two seconds Further instructions about how to handle the voice mailbox are given during the call and in your service provider s guide gt gt Diverting voice calls 3 1 You can divert incoming voice calls to your voice mailbox or to another phone number Diversion conditions Incoming voice calls can be diverted for the following conditions All Voice 3 1 1 All calls in general and regardless of any circumstances are diverted to your voice mailbox or to another phone number perhaps if you don t want to be dis turbed your mobile phone will not even ring also called unconditional diversion Busy 3 1 2 Calls are diverted to your voice mailbox or to another phone number only if you are talking to someone else on the mo bile phone No Reply 3 1 3 Calls are diverted to your v
79. r 5 minutes the alarm will alert again it will be repeated max 3 times Press If an alarm is not stopped within 30 seconds the alarm stops and will be repeated max 3 times every 5 minutes 47 ED lt o o e Un gt gt Sharing ringing melodies Send melody 1 5 You can send ringing melodies from your mobile phone to other compatible mobile phones The ringing melody is sent using one or more SMS messages hence for the fea ture to work the mobile phone must have full network service to support SMS delivery Ringing tones support Nokia format Select Menu gt Messages gt Send Melody Select the melody from the list Press Send Follow the standard procedure for sending an SMS gt Receiving a ringing melody When your mobile phone receives a ringing tone SMS the display will prompt you to ei ther save the ringing melody under op tions or discard it You may also play the ringing melody first before making that deci sion Received melodies are not stored with your SMS messages they are saved in 10 special locations in ringing melody memory If all 10 special locations are full then saving a new ringing melody will overwrite the ex isting ringing melody in the selected location 48 Example of storing a ringing melody Press Options Scroll Save Select Save Scroll to an empty entry Press Save When your mobile phone receives a ringing tone SMS you can immediately discard
80. rom the list Press Select gt Melody for incoming faxes and data 7 1 1 2 You can set a ringing melody for incoming fax and data calls Select Menu gt Settings gt Sound amp Alert gt Ringing gt Data Fax The current setting is displayed Select the melody from the list Press Select Melody for High Power Alerting 7 1 1 3 You can select a specific melody which will sound when the signal strength is too weak to connect you with an incoming call but is still strong enough to send an alert that someone is trying to reach you so you can move to a better place for reception Select Menu gt Settings gt Sound amp Alert gt Ringing gt SAT Alerting The current setting is displayed Select the melody Press Select Melody for alarms 7 1 1 4 Select Menu gt Settings gt Sound amp Alert gt Ringing gt Alarm The current setting is displayed Select the melody Press Select Melodies for caller groups 7 1 1 5 It is possible to assign different ringing melo dies for different caller groups corresponding to the caller groups in the phonebook Note The setting of melodies for caller groups only applies to voice calls So when you receive a fax or a data call from a number which is re corded in a caller group you will not hear the ringing melody assigned to the concerned caller group Instead of it the melody for in coming faxes and data see page 45 will be played To assign ringing
81. rs with the international prefix and country code so that they can be used while roaming 12 Assign a short dialling number After you have saved a phone number and name in the phonebook the mobile phone assigns the entry to a short dialling number from 2 up to a maximum of 255 depending on the SIM card Short dialling number 1 is automatically assigned to the voice mailbox number see page 20 The maximum num ber of phonebook entries is determined by your SIM card To change the assignment of a short dialling number to a displayed phonebook entry Press Options Select Short Dialling The currently assigned short dialling number is displayed Accept the number or enter a different number Press Save Note Phonebook entries assigned to a number from 2 to 9 can be dialled with one touch dialling if activated see page 40 Assign entry to a caller group Furthermore you may but need not assign the entry to a special caller group to which you can also assign a special ringing tone see page 45 You can assign a phonebook entry to one of the following caller groups VIP Business Private Family Others To assign a phonebook entry to a caller group Select Options gt Caller Groups The list of caller groups Is displayed Scroll to the desired caller group Press Select gt Replace a phonebook entry In case you are about to add a phonebook entry but the phonebook memory of
82. rt gt Voice gt diversion condition gt Status gt Voicemail or Other Number The current status is displayed gt Clear voice call diversion Select Menu gt Call Divert gt Voice gt diversion condition gt Deactivate gt Voicemail or Other Number Clear all voice call diversions 3 1 5 Select Menu gt Call Divert gt Voice gt Clear Divert 21 a a al o a gt gt Diverting fax calls 3 2 You can divert incoming fax calls to your voice mailbox or to another phone number gt Divert faxes to voice mailbox Select Menu gt Call Divert gt All Fax gt Activate gt Voicemail If you have not yet stored your voice mailbox number you now will get the opportunity to do this then the diversion will be set gt Divert faxes to a phone number Select Menu gt Call Divert gt All Fax gt Activate The last set number is displayed Enter or change the number or leave the number unchanged Press Save Note You may select a number from the phone book by pressing Names gt Show status of fax diversion Select Menu gt Call Divert gt All Fax gt Status gt Clear fax diversion Select Menu gt Call Divert gt All Fax gt Deactivate gt gt Diverting data calls 3 3 Usually voice mailboxes cannot store data calls So diverting data calls to your voice mailbox probably won t work gt Divert data to a phone or PC number Select Menu gt Call Divert gt All Data
83. s gt Call gt Cost gt Charge Rate The current setting is displayed Press Change Enter PIN2 Press OK Select the currency Enter the currency symbol Press Next Enter the desired charge rate per unit For the decimal point use the Press Save gt Set cost limit Select Settings gt Call gt Cost gt Cost Limit The current setting is displayed Press Change Enter PIN2 Press OK Enter the desired cost limit Press Save gt Switch display of cost on off Select Settings gt Call gt Cost gt Cost Displayed The current setting is displayed Press Change Press Save 37 2 te E D 1 T U J a e te a gt gt Setting baud rate for data transmission 7 8 You can connect your mobile phone to a PC to use it as a modem for data and fax services The PC connection also supports the downloading of GPS information from the mobile phone to the PC To connect the mo bile phone to a PC you need a data cable compatible with the mobile phone Usually the mobile phone discovers the accu rate baud rate setting for data transmission to a PC automatically setting Automatic But some devices do not work with the auto matic baud rate setting In this case you have to set the baud rate manually The baud rate setting affects the connection speed between the mobile phone and the PC only The connection speed in the GSM and satellite network is limited to 9600 baud The following baud rat
84. s codes you have to enter to gain access to some of the functions of your mobile phone PIN 4 to 8 digits The PIN Personal Identification Number protects your SIM card against unauthorised use and is supplied with the SIM card The PIN is required to switch on the mobile phone if PIN con trol is activated change the PIN itself If you enter an incorrect PIN your input is re jected you are advised to reenter the PIN The number of attempts you have left is dis played After entering an incorrect PIN three times in succession operation of the mobile phone is blocked and can only be unlocked by means of the PUK 30 PIN2 4 to 8 digits The PIN2 is given to you together with the SIM card by your service provider and is re quired to insert edit and delete fixed dialling num bers and activate or deactivate them change cost charging unit counters delete all phonebook entries change the PIN2 itself If you enter an incorrect PIN2 your input is rejected you are advised to reenter the PIN2 The number of attempts you have left is dis played After entering an incorrect PIN2 three times in succession all functions requiring PIN2 en try are blocked and can only be unlocked by means of the PUK2 PUK PUK2 If your PIN PIN2 functions are blocked you need PUK PUK2 Personal Unlocking Key to activate PIN PIN2 control again PUK and PUK2 are given from your service provider to
85. s on your SIM card If the symbol on the status line is blink ing your SIM memory for messages is full You should remove some old messages If an SMS could not be sent to your SIM card be cause of a lack of memory space the SMS center stores it until you have deleted some old messages In order to read an SMS you first have to en ter the SMS list and select the SMS to be read Select a newly received SMS To select a newly received SMS for read ing you can enter the SMS list immediately Press List The SMS list is displayed Select an old or a saved SMS Before you can read an SMS that has been saved or read previously you have to open the SMS list as follows Select Menu gt Messages gt List Messages Statistics of the SMS list are dis played Number of unread messages Total number of messages on SIM Free SIM space for messages Press list The SMS list is displayed gt SMS list The SMS list contains all SMS messages you have saved and received SMS status At the beginning of each entry in the list a symbol indicates the status of the SMS THO Read SMS Unread SMS Saved draft SMS gt Display message text Select the SMS to be read from the list Press Read The message is displayed 16 30 11 01 04 Maybe I ll be late 1 hour tonight because there s no ship at 6 Options ay Back 25 wv v mo e sa Nn 2 un gt gt Handling
86. see the direction in which the other sat ellite mobile phone is transmitting move out of the communica tion path On ships move as far away as possible from the ship s satellite antenna System busy Check that the antenna is properly positioned The satellite mo bile phone requires the antenna to be fully extended Make sure that your mobile phone has a clear view of the sky If you are inside a building tunnel or other structure that limits your view of the sky the satellite signal may be weak or unavail able People experience delays When someone calls you at your mobile phone number there when calling me may be a delay of up to 60 seconds while the system locates your mobile phone No network connection Weak signal Move higher to a window or open space Outside GSM SAT coverage area Check service provider s net work coverage SIM card not valid Call your service provider New network not authorized Try selecting manually or try other network Mobile phone loses Weak signal Reconnection or connection to another service pro network vider is automatic Switching off and on may accelerate this 58 Problem Possible reasons Possible measures Call diversion does not Check that you have entered the destination phone number cor work rectly including the country code and any required area or city codes Call barring of outgoing calls is not possible if any c
87. structure Your mobile phone should have a clear view of the sky Check active call diversions Check that incoming calls are not barred If barring is enabled cancel the bar by referring to section Security settings B ke y o o lt 57 Problem Possible reasons Possible measures No calls possible Dialling error Use full national area code All calls barred Check barring code needed to clear New SIM card fitted Check for new restrictions Charge limit reached Call your service provider or use PIN2 to re set Certain calls not possible Call restriction set Restrictions may be set by your service provider Check restrictions Number is too long Check number Calls are dropped Make sure no obstruction is blocking the satellite signal Make sure that your mobile phone has a clear view of the sky If you are inside a building tunnel or other structure that limits your view of the sky the satellite signal may be weak or unavailable Mobile phone does not Check that the mobile phone is set to ring ring when a call comes in Interference from other If you are near another satellite mobile phone not designed for satellite mobile phones the Thuraya system switch the other satellite mobile phone off or move as far away as possible to avoid interference In some situations the distance required to prevent interference may be up to 200 metres If you
88. t that the mobile phone s antenna be pointed roughly in the direction of the satellite High Power Alerting The Thuraya system features a High Power Alerting capability that allows you to be no tified of incoming calls even when your mo bile phone has poor signal coverage When the mobile phone receives a High Power Alerting signal it will alert you with an early ring and a special display message see page 9 To answer the call you must immediately extend the antenna and move the mobile phone into a position that has a clear line of sight to the satellite When this has occurred the mobile phone display will change prompting you to answer the call and pro ceed with conversation If the call is not an swered promptly after the High Power Alert ing signal is received the calling party will be diverted to voice mail and or an announce ment stating that you are not available to an swer Just like GSM the satellite coverage area is divided into many different service regions The mobile phone searches the network automatically see page 42 and determines which service region is active by registering its presence with the Thuraya system If the mobile phone has not been able to update this registration due to a weak signal the registration information will become out of date or stale This is indicated on the display by a blinking SAT icon in the left of the signal strength indicator This condition w
89. the network code Press Next Enter the service provider name Press Save gt Manual network selection 4 3 With manual network selection you can select a service provider from a list of avail able ones To set manual network selection Select Menu gt Network gt Network Mode The current setting is displayed Press Change Select Manual After a few seconds a list of service providers for the active mode GSM If GSM Preferred is selected the terminal searches the list of GSM networks only There is the entry Search SAT at the end of the found GSM networks Select Search SAT to see the available SAT networks Scroll to Search GSM respectively Search SAT at the bottom of the provider list Press Select After a pause a list of service providers for the alternative mode GSM or SAT is displayed SAT search may take up to a few min or SAT is displayed utes Scroll to the desired service provider Scroll to the desired service provider Press Select Press Select gt gt Manual SAT registration 4 1 You may find that you are no longer able to Note receive SAT calls if your SAT registration is out of date This is indicated by the SAT icon blinking or if the displayed service area ap pears to be incorrect In this case you have to update SAT registration manually to correct this mismatch To use this function your mobile phone has to operate in SAT mode To send the signal for SAT registration Select Menu
90. tions which are only available during a call You cannot use all of these features at all times because they vary depending on cur rent circumstances Note Some supplementary services will be unavail able during satellite calls to other Thuraya mobile phones gt gt Muting unmuting the microphone You can switch off the microphone so that the caller is not able to hear what is being said at your end of the line To mute the microphone Press Options Select Mute To unmute the microphone again Press Unmute gt gt Sending DTMF signals during a call During a call you can send DTMF Dual Tone Multi Frequency signals even if sending of DTMF tones is not set in advance see page 38 By this you can send DTMF tones during a call to a service which accepts only DTMF tones e g in order to enter access codes for listening to an answering machine After the function is switched on a DTMF tone is sent with each key press The function has to be called for each DTMF tone sequence to be sent To send DTMF tones during an active call Press Options Select Send DTMF You can now dial control codes for a service that requires DTMF tones Press Send Note To add a pause in your dialling string you may long press the EY key p is displayed to indicate the pause gt gt Put a call on hold If you have registered for this function in your contract with your service provider you can interru
91. to scroll down in a list or in a text Press upper scroll key to scroll back in a text or number Press lower scroll key to scroll forward in a text or number 7 1 1 5 1 3 Others eta position Jo indicator Select ay Back sl gt Menu navigation using quick access codes Instead of navigating by means of softkeys you can alternatively navigate the menu by means of quick access codes The quick ac cess code in the display tells you the current position in the branch of the menu tree Quick access code 5 ia Others usiness Select av Back To make use of quick access codes for the example above Press Menu Pres OOOO gt Step back one menu level If you want to continue working with the menu and need to step back one level high er Press Back or gt gt Simplified menu You may find that you do not want to use the complete menu all the time In this case you can switch to the simplified menu which offers access to the most important entries of the standard menu To switch to the simplified menu Press Menu for 2 seconds The symbol in the display reminds you that the simplified menu Is activated To switch back to the standard menu Press Menu for 2 seconds again gt Notation in this manual From here on wherever this manual de scribes menu navigation by scrolling with and pressing Select this will be presented using the notation Select Menu
92. ts Select Menu gt Security gt Change Codes gt Security Code Enter security code Press OK Enter new security code Press OK Enter new security code to confirm Press OK Change Barring Code 6 4 4 The call barring restrictions are controlled in your network Your barring code network password is available from your service pro vider Select Menu gt Security gt Change Codes gt Barring Code Enter barring code Press OK Enter new barring code Press OK Enter new barring code to confirm Press OK gt gt Call Barring 6 1 The location of your mobile phone can be checked by the network and in accordance to this the destinations for outgoing call types can be categorised Barring functions require subscription and the barring code network password 32 Note Your mobile phone gives you the possibility to bar incoming and or outgoing calls alto gether but it doesn t distinguish between the services which you might want to bar SMS fax call voice call or data call and those you don t If you wish to selectively bar one or more of these services then you must arrange to do so with your service provider A corresponding barring code will be given to you which you then must enter in your mobile phone as follows barring code In addition it is not possible to set certain call barrings if certain call diversions are active So you should check the result of the call bar ring act
93. ts 64 ASA A II del ee ee hone gait deine Sed eth rene seen sree ee with 66 EA Getting started gt gt Introduction Your HUGHES 7101 is a new generation mo bile phone combining satellite SAT GSM 900 Global System for Mobile communica tion at 900 MHz and GPS Global Position ing System technologies This provides you with the advantages of three technologies in one single mobile phone Its operation in sat ellite mode is virtually identical to that of GSM mode Operations that you may be fa miliar with using a typical GSM mobile phones will work in a very similar manner when you are using the Thuraya satellite ser vice There are however a few specific differences between GSM and Satellite oper ation The purpose of this section is to make you aware of these differences When the mobile phone is idle on the satel lite system and has good signal strength calls can be received without the need of extending the antenna However when a satellite call is answered or initiated the antenna must be pulled out entirely Watch the signal strength indicator on the display and move the mobile phone for best connection quality Satellite calls require the mobile phone to have a clear open surround ings with no obstruction The presence of obstacles such as buildings trees or moun tains between the mobile phone and the sat ellite will generally prevent communication To maintain good call quality it is also impor tan
94. tted If the number is stored in the phonebook the corresponding name is displayed instead of the number Incoming calls examples 6547895894 Accept 2 Reject John Fox Accept sE out a leading 0 End a call Press Press gt Receiving a call When you receive a call this is indicated in Accept a call several ways Press Accept or the Earset button on the You hear the ringing tone melody and microphone volume according to the current setting A MET EEE Reject a call e symbol is displaye A a ees Press Reject Turn ringing off If you are called in a situation when ringing is disturbing you have the option to turn the ringing tone off temporarily while the incom ing call is being signalled Press scroll up key IM High Power Alerting If someone tries to call you in SAT mode but field strength is insufficient the call cannot be transmitted Instead of this you will hear a special ringing melody and the message SAT Altering Find Improved Reception indicated on the display and the High Power Alerting symbol E Di SAT Alerting Find Improved Reception Reject In High Power Alerting mode a call cannot be accepted unless the user moves to a better place for SAT signal reception see Introduc tion it can only be rejected and the High Power Alerting melody can be silenced The call however will remain active as long as the caller doesn t end it Turn High Power A
95. tude alti tude date and time of your current position save it under a way point name or send it as an SMS message The Z after the time stamp indicates UTC To display data of your current position Select Menu gt GPS Manager gt Current Position After a while this may last up to several minutes the current lati tude and longitude data is dis played W io display altitude data and time date ADA to display latitude and longitude data again Press Press Send position as SMS Press Options Select Send as SMS The SMS editor see page 23 with the current GPS data is displayed Save position as way point The GPS data are displayed in units of de grees minutes and seconds you can save the position by assigning it for instance to the name of the place Options The way point list is displayed Select a storage location If a location is selected where another way point is already stored it will be overwritten with out warning The GPS editor is displayed Enter a name to designate the position Press Save Press Saved way points can be referred to by the menu item Way Points gt gt Way point manager 8 2 The way point manager shows the list with your saved way points up to 25 You can display the data of a way point edit and de lete the way points send them as SMS Or you may send them via a data cable to the V 24 V 28 interface of a PC in order to track your way manually Th
96. web pages If the page includes hyperlinks to more web pages they will be highlighted one by one as you scroll through the display While a hyper link is highlighted you can select it using the Select key or the key 56 You can press the O key at any time to re turn back to the previous web page Web page options While viewing a web page you can use the Options softkey to display a menu of options for that page Each web page may have a unique set of options available You might find one or more of the following options Link to another web page Input some information Select a web page option Do some special action Image data to display Back to the previous page Reload the current page Bookmarks Menu Add bookmark for this page Exit WAP gt Disconnect from WAP Access If you want to disconnect from the Internet select the Exit WAP option This will cause your phone to terminate the call established with your Internet Service Provider Your phone will display a message while it is disconecting from your ISP The display will notify you when the call is finally terminated Pa Appendix gt gt Troubleshooting Problem Possible reasons Possible measures Unable to switch on Empty battery Charge it Check charging indication on display Battery contacts dirty Clean contacts Try switching on and off again Battery has been replaced Recharge U
97. wing information supplied to you by your Service Provider SP gt Dial up number 7 9 1 1 Select Menu gt Settings gt WAP Settings gt SP Settings gt Dial Up Number Enter the dial up access number for WAP Press Save gt Username 7 9 1 2 Select Menu gt Settings gt WAP Settings gt SP Settings gt Username Enter the user name for WAP access Press Save Note Some accounts are case sensitive 54 gt Password 7 9 1 3 Select Menu gt Settings gt WAP Settings gt SP Settings gt Password Enter the password for WAP access Press Save gt IP address 7 9 1 4 Select Menu gt Settings gt WAP Settings gt SP Settings gt IP Address Enter the WAP gateway IP address address format is 123 456 789 123 Press Save gt Hompeage 7 9 1 5 Select Menu gt Settings gt WAP Settings gt SP Settings gt Home Page Enter the URL of your homepage Press Save gt gt User settings 7 9 2 User settings do not need to be adjusted un less you wish to customize these settings to your taste gt Idle Timeout 7 9 2 1 This setting determines how long the inter net connection will remain active before au tomatically disconnecting due to inactivity Select Menu gt Settings gt WAP Settings gt User Settings gt Idle Timeout The current setting is displayed Press Save Softkeys labels 7 9 2 2 Use this setting to suppress the softkey labels on the display providing
98. you with an extra line of WAP text The softkeys continue to operate as before Select Menu gt Settings gt WAP Settings gt User Settings gt Softkey Labels The current setting is displayed Press Change Press Save gt Font 7 9 2 3 Use this setting to select between large and small font on the display Select Menu gt Settings gt WAP Settings gt User Settings gt Font Size The current setting is displayed Press Change Scroll to the desired font size setting Press Select gt gt Access WAP 9 Once configured your phone will automati cally place a call to your Internet Service Prov fider ISP when you select the Access WAP main menu item 9 Your phone will be busy for as long as WAP access is active If you have not set a default Homepage 7 9 1 5 you will be prompted to add a new web page to your bookmark list the first time you try to access the Internet When there is a homepage to access your phone will display its progress as the web page is retrieved Your phone will first dial your ISP login using your username and password and receive the requested data If your phone is unable to retrieve the web page you may want to confirm that your phone has good signal strength the WAP settings are correct and the address is valid View a web page After all the data has been received your phone will automatically display the web page you requested You can scroll up and down through a web
99. your SIM card is full you are alerted to this and re quested to select an existing entry which will be replaced by the new one Phonebook en tries stored by your service provider may pos sibly not be replaced To replace an existing entry Scroll to the entry to be replaced Press Replace If you don t want to replace an entry Press S The new entry will not be added to the list gt Dial from the phonebook Dial from the list Press Names The phonebook is displayed Select the name to be called or Press the key with the first letter of the name to be dialled as often as indicated by its position on the key eg three times the first name in the list beginning with L Is displayed If necessary scroll up or down the list until the desired name is highlighted Press Dial short dialling numbers In idle mode Enter the short dialling number assigned to the phonebook entry e g HO Press EY The assigned phonebook entry is displayed Press oe One touch dialling Phonebook entries assigned to a number from 2 to 9 can be dialled at the press of a single key if one touch dialling is activated In idle mode Press to for 2 seconds The assigned name is displayed the number is dialled automatically Note One touch dial key is automatically as signed to your voicemail number after you have activated it see page 20 Check phonebook entries You can see the complete entry including the

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