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Overview ............................................. 2
Menu Control ...................................... 3
Safety................................................... 4
Introduction ........................................ 5
Icons in the User Guide.................... 5
Key Lock........................................... 5
Icons on the Display ......................... 5
Getting Started................................... 6
1. Insert SIM Card ........................... 6
2. Insert and Charge Battery ........... 6
3. Switch Telephone On................... 7
4. Emergency Call ............................ 7
5. Enter PIN ...................................... 7
6. Standby Mode.............................. 7
7. Switch Telephone Off .................. 7
Making Calls........................................ 8
Dialling with the Keypad................... 8
Ending Calls...................................... 8
International Code ............................ 8
Redialling .......................................... 8
Answering Calls................................ 8
Ending Calls...................................... 8
Unwanted Calls ................................ 8
Active Number ................................. 8
Phonebook .......................................... 9
Saving Numbers............................... 9
Calling from PhoneBook................. 10
PhoneBook Menu........................... 10
Saving DTMF Control Code............ 11
Fast access dialling .......................... 12
During a Call...................................... 13
Volume Control............................... 13
Time/Units ...................................... 13
Call Waiting .................................... 13
Alternative Line .............................. 13
Text Messages(SMS) ....................... 14
Reading Text Messages................. 14
Writing and Sending Messages ..... 15
Message Lists ................................ 16
Replying to Messages.................... 17
Service Center................................ 17
Capacity.......................................... 17
CB Cell Broadcast ............................. 18
CB Setup ........................................ 18
Applications.................................... 18
Contents
Voice Mail ......................................... 19
Configuring Voice Mail ................... 19
Hearing Voice Mail ......................... 20
Missed Calls ...................................... 20
Ringers/Melodies.............................. 21
Ringer............................................. 21
Ringer Volume ............................... 21
Melodies ........................................ 21
Service Tones ................................ 21
CB Tones ....................................... 21
Key Sound...................................... 21
Switching All Tones On/Off............ 21
Silent (Vibrating) Alert .................... 21
Setup ................................................. 22
Language ....................................... 22
Time/Date ...................................... 22
Units .............................................. 22
Divert ............................................. 23
Setting Divert ................................. 23
Security .......................................... 24
GSM Services ................................ 25
Car Use .......................................... 26
Troubleshooting ............................... 27
Data ................................................... 29
Licensing ........................................ 29
Technical Data................................ 29
Care of Phone ................................ 29
Care of Your SIM Card ................... 29
Accessories ....................................... 30
GSM Network Control Codes ......... 32
Numbers (Hotline)............................ 33
Index .................................................. 35
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Contents Overview ..........2 Voice Mail ......... 19 Configuring Voice Mail ....19 Menu Control ........3 Hearing Voice Mail ......20 Safety........... 4 Missed Calls ........20 Introduction ........5 Ringers/Melodies......21 Icons in the User Guide....5 Ringer..........21 Key Lock........... -
Page 2: Overview
Overview Battery level Reception strength Menu Control the telephone Navigation key and network functions Scroll through menus and lists. Open the PhoneBook in Softkey standby. Execute the function Network Provider Adjust volume during call. shown on the display 17:35 [Menu] (see illustration below). -
Page 3: Menu Control
Menu Control Navigating from Standby Mode Example: Menu „ Setup „ Language Step 1 Main Menu Service provider Press to call up the Menu. 11:35 [Menu] Press Step 2 Scroll through Main Menu Setup Use the key to scroll be- [Select] tween the main menu items (e.g. -
Page 4: Safety
TVs, radios, PCs, etc. ear immediately. Package Contents Use the specially designed Car Kit while driving. • A35 telephone • User Guide • NiMH battery Do not dismantle phone or • Charger battery. -
Page 5: Introduction
Introduction Icons in the User Guide Icons on the Display The following icons appear in the User The most important display icons: Guide: Status/ Events Use the keypad to write Local network area numbers or letters. New text message, new voice mail, Navigation key new missed call. -
Page 6: Getting Started
Getting Started 1. Insert SIM Card 2. Insert and Charge Battery Your network provider will supply a SIM card containing your phone num- • Insert the battery as indicated below ber and billing details. (contacts on top end). Older SIM cards are only compatible if they are 3 V mini SIM cards. -
Page 7: Switch Telephone On
Getting Started Charging Time Allow at least 3 hours for your first The SIM card will be blocked after the few charges. 1.5 - 2 hours are enough third incorrect PIN entry ¼ after this. p. 27). Usage Time To switch on/off PIN control or to change your PIN number A full charge can provide from 60 to ¼... -
Page 8: Making Calls
Making Calls Dialling with the Keypad Redialling The telephone must be on standby. The last numbers dialled are stored (max. 10, depending on your SIM card). The area code or mobile network prefix must always be entered when Press. dialling a number. A list is opened of the last numbers Enter the required number. -
Page 9: Phonebook
Phonebook You can enter frequently dialled num- Writing Names bers along with the associated names in the PhoneBook, enabling you to dial Press the digit keys repeatedly until quickly and without errors. the character you want appears. The cursor advances after a short delay. If a number is stored under a name, then this name is displayed when a call Press once briefly for A, twice... -
Page 10: Calling From Phonebook
PhoneBook Calling from PhoneBook New Entry „ „ Menu Phonebook New entry You can access the PhoneBook directly from standby mode (see p. 3): Enter the number with the area code. Press to open the For easier use abroad, enter PhoneBook. -
Page 11: Saving Dtmf Control Code
PhoneBook Saving DTMF Control Information Numbers Code Your network provider can equip your SIM card with info numbers. These numbers can be stored together in di- You can save your fixed network num- rectories (e.g. hotels, weather). The bers in your PhoneBook together with numbers or directories appear auto- control codes (tone sequences), e.g. -
Page 12: Fast Access Dialling
Fast access dialling To accelerate dialling, you can define Next Speed Dialling Number speed dialling numbers for the entries in your PhoneBook. You can use the digit keys 2–9 for this purpose. The number for checking the mailbox [Ann] is assigned to the digit key Press Assigning Speed Dialling Num- bers... -
Page 13: During A Call
During a Call Volume Control Rejecting Calls You can reject the waiting call: You can adjust the handset volume while a call is in progress. There are 5 Press. volume settings. If you have activated Divert to the mail- box, then the call is diverted. 0172987654321 Alternative Line [Menu]... -
Page 14: Text Messages(Sms)
Text Messages(SMS) Your phone can receive and send text Options While Reading messages (Short Message Service, You can access the following functions SMS). Your network provider will ad- when reading a message: vise you concerning service availability and operation. Options Press. -
Page 15: Writing And Sending Messages
Text Messages (SMS) Writing and Sending Mes- Writing Text sages Press the digit keys repeatedly until the character you want appears. The cursor advances after a short delay. The editor for processing messages has a single line. Press once briefly for A, twice A message can have a maximum of for B, etc. -
Page 16: Message Lists
Text Messages (SMS) Message Lists Options While Writing When writing a message, the following Your messages are saved in an incom- functions are available in addition to the ing or outgoing list. send function: Options Press. Incoming List Scroll to the required func- In the incoming list, there are several tion and then: options when a message is displayed:... -
Page 17: Replying To Messages
Text Messages (SMS) Outgoing List Delete Message You should delete messages regularly If you select a sent message in this list, as the capacity of the SIM card is limit- the text is displayed. If you select an unsent message which contains a number, the number is dis- Flashes when the message played. -
Page 18: Cb Cell Broadcast
Cell Broadcast Reading Cell Broadcast Some network providers offer Cell Broadcast services for local areas, e.g. Messages the district covered by the local area code. Service availability depends on In standby mode, a new message is the network where you are registered. indicated by an icon in the last display If "Cell Broadcast"... -
Page 19: Voice Mail
Voice Mail The network provider can provide you Change Mailbox Number with an external answering machine „ „ „ Menu VoiceMail Mailbox Number (mailbox). Calls that you fail to answer Change because: Delete old number. • your telephone is switched off •... -
Page 20: Hearing Voice Mail
Voice Mail Missed Calls This callback list stores the numbers of Hearing Voice Mail the last 5 calls that you did not answer. This requires that the number has been A new voice mail is indicated by a identified. icon: Appears on the display when a new missed call has been stored. -
Page 21: Ringers/Melodies
Ringers/Melodies Tones Ringer You can switch the ringer on/off or set You can switch on/off the signal an- a short beep. nouncing a new message. „ Menu Ringer/Tones ? Tones „ „ Menu Ringer/Tones Change Press to switch the ringer Press to switch tones on/ Change on/off or to set a short beep. -
Page 22: Setup
Setup In the Setup menu, you can configure: Switch Time Display On/Off a language, unit metering, call diversion „ „ „ Menu Setup Clock and security. You can also enable GSM Auto Display services for your telephone. Change Press. The Time/Date dis- Language play is switched on/off. -
Page 23: Divert
Setup Divert Clearing Divert „ „ „ Menu Setup Divert This network feature diverts unan- All Unanswd. swered calls to another phone or to your mailbox. Check Press (if offered). The cur- rent setting is checked. „ „ Menu Setup Divert For how to set a simple Divert for unan- ¼... -
Page 24: Security
Setup Security Change PIN 1 You can change the current PIN to an- other 4-8 digit number that you may re- Security Codes member more easily: Use of your SIM card is controlled by „ „ „ Menu Setup Security the Personal Identification Number you Change PIN received from your network provider. -
Page 25: Gsm Services
Setup GSM Services Auto Network Automatic network provider selection Network Info is implemented according to the se- „ „ „ quence of the "Preferred Networks" Menu Setup GSM Service Network list. Info „ „ „ Menu Setup GSM Service A list of GSM networks from which you Auto Network receive signals is displayed. -
Page 26: Car Use
Setup Operator list Delete Network Provider „ „ „ Menu Setup GSM Service A list of known GSM network providers Preferred Netw. is displayed. Your home network provider is dis- „ „ „ Menu Setup GSM Service played. Operator list Press. -
Page 27: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Possible Corrective Measures Unable to switch Empty battery. Charge battery. Check charging indication on dis- on phone play. Battery contacts dirty. Clean contacts. Repeat switching on and off. Battery deeply discharged. Continue to charge device. The charge icon ap- charge icon pears after max. - Page 28 . The phone code and the settings for the SIM card and the network will not be affected. Siemens Service Worldwide assistance is provided by Siemens Partners - a simple phone call away. ¼ See service numbers ( p. 33) or visit our Internet site.
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Page 29: Data
Care of Phone Siemens ICM CD MP RD hereby de- • Clean the phone with a damp cloth clares that the mobile A35 is in confor- or an antistatic wipe. Do not use mity with the essential requirements chemical cleaning agents. -
Page 30: Accessories
Accessories NiMh Battery 600 mAh Leather Pouch L36880-N4301-A100 L36880-N4001-A118 Spare battery is ideal for frequent call- Utility Carrier ers or when on the move (NiMh 600 L36880-N4001-A119 mAh). Shoulder Carrier Travel Charger L36880-N4001-A149 L36880-N4001-A103 (EU) Casual Carrier L36880-N4001-A104 (UK) L36880-N4001-A120 This compact charger has a rapid Car Cradle charge functionality with automatic... - Page 31 Enables maximum freedom of move- ment when conducting calls. The head- set is equipped with a button for an- swering and ending calls. Further information Contact your dealer for further informa- tion on other products or check out our Internet page: www.siemens.com/ mobiles.
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Page 32: Gsm Network Control Codes
GSM Network Control Codes You can implement functions via the GSM network using control codes. Key to the following functions: Number Delay Function S S etup D D eactivation Status query Number display Suppress number for next call #31# *31# *#31# Divert Divert when not available... -
Page 33: International Service Numbers (Hotline)
80957371801 Germany Siemens 01805333226 Saudi Arabia Siemens 026655058 Greece Siemens 016864389 Singapore Siemens 8454818 Hong Kong Siemens 22583636 Slovak Republic Siemens 0759682266 Hungary Siemens 0614712444 Slovenia Siemens 0611746333 Iceland Smith & Nor- 5113000 South Africa Siemens 0800114050 land India Siemens... -
Page 35: Index
Index Insert ......6 International code ..8 Accessories ...30, 31 Select new network ..25 Applications ....18 Service ......28 Auto Network ....25 Service Tones ....21 Key lock ......8 Alert (Vibrating) .... 21 Setup ......22 Silent (Vibrating) Alert.. 21 SIM card ......