JABLOCOM
User’s Guide
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F
EATURES
The Display Screen
The Standby Mode
The opening screen displayed on your phone’s LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) panel indicates that your phone is in standby mode.
When using AC power, the display is illuminated during periods of activity and dims during periods of inactivity. When using battery
power, the display’s illumination will automatically switch off during periods of inactivity. Below is an explanation about the symbols
on the display:
Figure 2: LCD Display
1.
Network Signal Strength Bar
– Shows the signal strength of the cellular network. A higher signal strength displayed indicates a
stronger network signal received. If no signal strength bars are displayed, this indicates that a network signal is not available.
Always try to position the phone where it receives the strongest signal.
2.
Missed Calls
– Displays the number of missed calls (this icon will disappear after viewing all of your missed calls – see
Viewing
Missed Calls
on page 7).
3.
Incoming Mail
– Displays the number of new text messages received (this icon will disappear after reading all of your new
messages—see
Reading an SMS Text Message
on page 8).
4.
Roaming
– Indicates that the phone has been enrolled to a 3
rd
party mobile network and is in the roaming mode.
5.
Silent Mode
– Indicates that the phone is in Silent mode and will not ring or beep when calls or messages come through. This
feature can be switched on and off by pressing and holding the
key. If the Silent mode symbol (
) is
not
shown on the
display, then the phone is in Ringing mode.
6.
The Date and Time
– to adjust see
Adjusting the Date and Time
on page 5.
7.
Battery Status Bar
(visible only when the phone is battery powered) – Denotes the battery level. A higher battery level indicates
more power in the battery. When running on AC power and the phone’s battery power switch is in the OFF position you will see
this icon:
.
8.
Display Button Functions
– Indicates the function of the keys below the words (the function of these two keys changes
depending on the menu screen displayed)—e.g.,
Menu
and
Phonebook
are displayed in standby mode.
Note: The name of the GSM network that the phone is currently registered to will appear in the middle of the LCD
display as long as there are no missed calls and/or new messages indicated.
