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Cm b1200 cm b2200 cm b3200 1
Operating instructions 1
Portable dual band pcs telephone 1
Disposal of lithium ion battery 2
Fcc caution statement 2
Lithium ion battery dispose of properly 2
Owner s record 2
Rules and regulations 3
Efficient phone operation 4
Exposure to radio frequency energy 4
Important 4
Safety precautions 4
Aircraft 5
Antenna care and replacement 5
Blasting areas 5
Children 5
Driving 5
Electronic devices 5
Medical devices 5
Potentially explosive atmospheres 6
Additional information 7
Advanced features 7
Basic operations 7
Getting started 7
Quick ways to make calls 7
Table of contents 7
Unpacking your phone 8
Looking at your phone 10
Antenna 16 11
Battery pack 13 11
Battery pack release tab 13 11
Button 17 18 20 11
Button 18 to 20 11
Buttons 18 22 29 11
Clear button 17 18 36 11
Connector 14 11
Display 12 11
Earpiece 11
Jog dial navigator 17 11
Message button 68 11
Microphone 11
Number buttons 0 to 9 and 11
Power button 16 11
Telephone 11
3 45 6 7 12
Battery icon 14 15 12
Character display 12
Digital icon 12
Display 12
In use out of service icon 16 18 20 12
Message icon 67 12
Roam icon 62 12
Short character display 12
Signal strength icon 16 12
Charging the battery pack 13
Charging the battery 14
When the power is turned off 14
When the power is turned on 14
Battery condition 15
Battery duration 15
Cdma mode analog mode 15
Checking the battery 15
Notes on charging 15
Notes on the battery pack 15
When the battery is empty 15
Extending the antenna 16
If you are out of the service area 16
To check the signal strength 16
To retract the antenna 16
Turning the phone on 16
Turning the power off 16
Turning the power on 16
Choosing a menu item 17
Scrolling through menu items 17
To go back 17
Using the jog dial navigator 17
Making calls 18
To dial 18
To end the call when you are finished 18
Use the number buttons to enter the number 18
To adjust the earpiece volume during a call 19
To mute unmute the microphone during a call 19
To redial the last number 19
Pwr clr 20
Receiving calls 20
To answer the call 20
To end the call when you are finished 20
If the caller has caller id 21
If you miss a call 21
Storing phone numbers in the phone book 22
Turn to select save then push 22
Use the number buttons to enter the name 22
A display appears similar to the following it indicates the first available memory location 23
Alphanumeric table 23
Button sequence 23
If you want to store it in another location turn to select the desired location or enter the location number then push a confirmation message appears followed by the status of the phone book 23
Push to store the new number in the first available memory location 23
To enter sony 23
When you are finished push to store the phone number and name 23
After inserting a hyphen pause or link the display returns to number entry mode 24
Editing stored information 24
If the phone book is full 24
On the standby display turn once 24
The options menu appears 24
The saved s display appears 24
To enter a hyphen pause or link 24
To enter select the display shows 24
Turn to select the information you want to enter and push 24
While entering digits push 24
Enter new information the same way you stored original information see page 22 the old information is overwritten 25
Enter the new information 25
Quick ways to make calls 25
The contents of the selected memory location are displayed 25
The edit menu appears 25
The first entry in the phone book appears 25
The memory location location 25
The name name 25
The options menu appears 25
The options menu reappears when you edit the phone number new information is saved immediately when you edit the name or memory location 25
The phone number phone 25
The stored information that corresponds to the selected item appears 25
To change select 25
Turn down to select phone book 25
Turn to select edit then push 25
Turn to select the entry that contains the information you want to edit 25
Turn to select the item you want to edit then push 25
When you are finished push 25
A message appears similar to the one in the following display confirming that your changes have been saved 26
A message appears similar to the one in the following display confirming the erasure 26
Erasing a phone number 26
On the standby display turn down twice to select phone book 26
Push again 26
The contents of the selected memory location are displayed 26
The first phone book entry is displayed 26
The options menu appears 26
The selected entry is erased after a few seconds the standby display reappears 26
Turn to find the phone book entry you want to erase 26
Turn to select erase then push 26
Turn to select save then push 26
You can erase stored phone book entries if the selected entry is restricted you must enter the four digit lock code before you can erase it see page 54 26
Now the selected entry is restricted after a few seconds the standby display reappears 27
Now the selected entry is unrestricted after a few seconds the standby display reappears 27
Push to restrict the selected entry 27
Restricting phone book entries 27
Select the phone book entry that you want to restrict then push 27
Select the phone book entry that you want to unrestrict 27
The following display appears 27
The following display appears prompting you to enter the lock code 27
The following display indicates a restricted entry 27
The options menu appears 27
To unrestrict an entry 27
Turn to select restrict then push 27
Use the number buttons to enter the lock code 27
Calling from the phone book 28
On the standby display turn once 28
Push again to make a call 28
The contents of the selected entry are displayed 28
The first entry in the phone book appears 28
The options menu appears 28
The phone dials the number stored in the selected phone book entry the icon appears 28
The saved s display appears 28
Turn down to select phone book 28
Turn to select the desired phone book entry 28
Speed dialing 29
The name and phone number of the memory location appear the phone dials the number stored in the entered memory location 29
To dial the number 29
To release a pause or link during a call 29
Touch dialing 29
Use the number buttons to enter the memory location number 29
Use the number buttons to enter the memory location number and hold down the last digit of the memory location number for about two seconds 29
All phone book entries that begin with the entered character are displayed alphabetically 30
Enter only the first letter of the name you want to find 30
From the standby display turn once 30
Searching alphabetically 30
Searching the phone book 30
The saved s display appears 30
The search display appears 30
Turn to view the next entry 30
Enter at least two characters 31
From the standby display turn once 31
On the standby display ente 31
Searching by memory location 31
Searching for a string of characters 31
The memory location a maximum of two digits 31
Turn to view the next entry in the search string 31
If a matching phone book entry is not found a message similar to the following is displayed after a few seconds the standby display reappears 32
If the entered location is empty a message appears similar to the one in the following display after a few seconds the standby display reappears 32
On the standby display enter at least the first three digits of the phone number you want to find 32
Searching for a phone number 32
The options menu appears 32
The phone book entry stored in the selected memory location is displayed 32
The phone book lists and displays all entries matching the entered digits depending on the sort book setting see page 60 the entries are listed either alphabetically or by memory location 32
Turn up to select find number then push 32
Turn up to select recall loc then push 32
Turn up to view the next entry that contains the search string 32
Calling from the calls list 33
Information on the most recent call appears calls list is empty is displayed if there are no entries 33
On the standby display turn once 33
Push again to call the selected entry 33
Pwr clr 33
The contents of the selected entry are displayed 33
The options menu appears 33
The phone dials the selected calls list entry the icon appears 33
The saved s display appears 33
Turn to select the entry you want 33
Turn up to select calls list 33
To save the number to the phone book 34
To view detailed information of calls list entries 34
To view select 34
A dtmf signal containing the entered digits is sent in a burst 35
During a call search for the phone book entry that contains the numbers you want to send 35
If you try to send a dtmf signal in standby mode 35
Sending dtmf signals from the phone book 35
The options menu appears 35
The selected entry is displayed use the directory menu to search for the phone book entry see pages 47 and 48 35
Turn to select number tone then push 35
About the features menu 36
Menu structure 36
On the standby display push to select features 36
Viewing and selecting menu options 36
Push to enter the new setting 37
Turn to select backlight then push 37
Turn to select display then push 37
Turn to select the setting 37
Adjusting the ringer volume f11 38
Adjusting the volume 38
During a call push to select sounds from the features menu 38
If you turn off the ringer volume 38
Muting unmuting the microphone f12 38
Push to enter the new setting 38
Push to select ringer vol from the sounds menu 38
The ringer vol menu appears 38
The sounds menu appears 38
The standby display reappears 38
Turn up to raise the ringer volume and down to lower it 38
You can select from five ringer volume settings off low med medium high and escalate 38
Checking and setting the timers 42
Checking your phone number f31 44
Push to exit this feature 44
Push to select my number from the directory menu 44
Storing phone numbers f32 44
The following display appears 44
The following display appears prompting you for a name to accompany the number 44
The my phone display appears showing your phone s number 44
The options menu appears see the alphanumeric table on page 23 44
The standby display reappears 44
To clear the character highlighted by the cursor see the alphanumeric table on page 23 44
Turn to select save from the directory menu then push 44
Turn to select save then push 44
Use the number buttons to enter the name 44
Use the number buttons to enter the phone number then push 44
Use to move the cursor or to insert spaces between characters if you enter the wrong character press 44
Using the directory 44
A display similar to the following appears 45
A display similar to the following appears prompting you to confirm that the selected phone book entry should be erased in addition you can use the number buttons to select the entry to be erased 45
Erasing a phone number f33 45
If you want to store it in another location turn to select the desired location then push a confirmation message appears followed by the status of the phone book 45
Push again 45
Push to store the new number in the first available memory location 45
The following display appears prompting you for the phone book entry to be erased 45
The selected entry is erased after a few seconds the standby display reappears 45
Turn to select erase from the directory menu then push 45
Turn to select the entry you want to erase then push 45
When you are finished push to store the phone number and name 45
Enter at least two characters 48
If the selected entry is empty the display shows the message phone book storage location xx is empty after a few seconds the standby display reappears 48
Searching the phone book by memory location f36 48
The entries containing the selected string are displayed starting from the lowest memory location number 48
The following display appears prompting you for a search string 48
The phone book entry that matches the search string is displayed 48
The search display appears prompting you for a search string 48
To search for a string of characters 48
Turn to select find name from the directory menu then push 48
Turn to select phone book from the directory menu then push 48
Turn to view the next entry 48
Use the number buttons to enter the memory location number 48
When you enter two or more characters the phone searches for entries that contain the entered string the results are displayed starting from the lowest memory location number 48
You can find memory locations easily 48
The following display appears allowing you to view the calls list if the calls list is empty the display shows the message calls list is empty 49
The most recent entry is displayed first to view the rest of the ten most recent entries turn 49
To place a call 49
Turn to select calls list from the directory menu then push 49
Turn to view the calls list entries 49
Viewing the calls list f37 49
Activating touch dialing f42 50
Miscellaneous extra features 50
Preventing accidental operation f41 50
Push to enter the new setting 50
Turn to select key guard from the extras menu then push 50
Turn to select on or off 50
Turn to select touch dial from the extras menu then push 50
Advanced features 51
Push to enter the new setting 51
Setting the phone to answer automatically f44 51
Setting the phone to redial automatically f43 51
The auto answer menu appears 51
The auto retry menu appears 51
The message autoanswer is displayed on the standby display when you select on and the phone is in the hands free car kit 51
The standby display reappears 51
Turn to select auto answer from the extras menu then push 51
Turn to select auto retry from the extras menu then push 51
Turn to select on or off 51
Turn to select the interval 51
You can select off on 60 secs on 30 secs or on 10 secs if you select off the phone does not try to redial automatically 51
You can set the interval for redialing if the attempt to dial is not successful the phone tries to redial it up to five times 51
You can set the phone to answer calls automatically if you turn auto answering on the phone answers incoming calls on the second ring when the phone is used in conjunction with a sony hands free car kit 51
Push to enter the new setting 52
Setting all buttons to answer incoming calls f45 52
The any key answ menu appears 52
The information is stored as a scratch pad entry in the calls list when the calls list reaches more than 10 list items the oldest entries will be deleted as needed to make room for new entries 52
The options menu appears besides storing digits you can enter hyphens pauses and links see page 24 52
The scratch pad display appears prompting you to enter a phone number 52
The standby display reappears 52
Turn to select any key answ from the extras menu then push 52
Turn to select on or off 52
Turn to select scratch pad from the extras menu then push 52
Turn to select store exit then push 52
Use the number buttons to enter the digits 52
Using the scratch pad f46 52
Preventing others from using your phone f51 53
Push to enter the new setting 53
Push to select lock phone from the security menu 53
Setting security options 53
Turn to select when the phone will be locked 53
Push again to start editing 58
Push to save the new banner 58
Push to select banner from the display menu 58
Setting display options 58
Setting the banner f61 58
The banner can be up to 12 characters long for details on character entry see the alphanumeric table on page 23 58
The banner display appears the current banner text is displayed 58
The following message appears prompting you to enter a new banner 58
The standby display reappears your new banner is displayed 58
Use the number buttons or to enter the new banner text 58
Items on the short menu 61
Push to enter the new setting 61
Setting the menu length f65 61
The menu length menu appears 61
The standby display reappears 61
To return to the long menu 61
Turn to select menu length from the display menu then push 61
Turn to set the menu length 61
You can select short or long 61
Adjusting network settings 62
Push to enter the new setting 62
Push to select roam alert from the network menu 62
Setting the roaming alert f71 62
A display appears to indicate if enhanced voice privacy is lost during a call you can choose to have an audible alarm accompany this display 64
If enhanced voice privacy is lost 64
Push to enter the new setting 64
Setting the voice privacy alert f73 64
The following display appears a beep accompanies the display if you have turned the voice privacy alert on 64
The following display appears a beep accompanies the display when enhanced voice privacy is regained and you have turned the voice privacy alert on 64
The priv alert menu appears 64
The standby display reappears 64
Turn to select on or off 64
Turn to select priv alert from the network menu then push 64
When enhanced voice privacy is regained 64
Activating phone services otasp f76 66
If activation fails 66
The activation menu appears 66
The following display appears prompting you for confirmation to go back one step press 66
The phone calls up a service provider 66
To cancel activation and return to the standby display press 66
To confirm 66
Turn to select activation from the network menu then push 66
Turn to select which system block to activate the service on then push 66
When a service provider is contacted the following display appears and you are connected to an operator 66
When activation is complete the following display appears followed by the standby display 66
If the memory becomes full 67
Receiving messages 67
Using the short messaging service 67
When you receive a message 67
Accessing messages 68
From the messages display turn to select new text then push 68
Press from the standby display 68
Reading text messages 68
To proceed to the next message push 68
Turn to scroll through the message 68
Turn to select next msg then push 68
When you reach the end of the message 68
A list of old messages is displayed an asterisk indicates an urgent message a lock icon indicates that the message is locked see page 70 if a number is too long to fit an ellipsis is used 69
From the messages display turn to select old text then push 69
If you do not scroll the display automatically scrolls down to the end of the message which is indicated with a hollow box 69
The selected message is displayed 69
To read old messages 69
To read the selected message push 69
To return to the list of old messages 69
To return to the messages display press to read the next message push to go to the options menu then select next msg 69
Turn to scroll through the list of old messages 69
Turn to scroll through the message 69
When you have read the message press 69
After reading a message push 70
After reading a text message push 70
If the callback number is not attached to the message no call is made and the following message is displayed 70
The following display appears and the message is now locked 70
The options menu appears 70
The phone dials the callback phone number which is attached to the message 70
To protect a text message 70
To respond to a text message 70
Turn to select lock msg then 70
Turn to select send then push 70
After reading a message 71
Push to store the new number in the first available memory location 71
To store the phone number and name 71
Turn to select save number then 71
Use the number buttons to enter the name 71
When you are finished 71
After reading a text message 72
If the messages display is not shown press then select erase old 72
The message is erased 72
The options menu appears 72
To erase a text message 72
To erase all old messages 72
To erase all old text messages 72
To go back to the messages display without erasing the messages 72
Turn down to select erase old from the messages display then 72
Turn to select erase msg then 72
A hollow box indicates the end of the message 73
After reading a voice mail notification message push 73
From the messages display turn to select voice then push 73
Reading voice mail notification messages 73
The following display appears indicating the number of voice messages stored in your voice mailbox press 73
The options menu appears 73
The phone dials the callback phone number which is attached to the message 73
The voice mail notification message is erased the messages display reappears indicating that there are currently no voice mail notification messages stored in memory 73
To dial a callback number 73
To erase a voice message 73
To go back to the messages display 73
Turn to scroll through the message 73
Turn to select erase msg then push 73
Turn to select send then push 73
Cause remedy page 74
Problem 74
Troubleshooting 74
List of menu items 75
Submenu menu item settings page 75
Submenu menu item settings page 76
Specifications 77
Glossary 78
Memory 79
Minute alert 79
Multiple nam registration 79
Phone book 79
Scratch pad 80
Service area 80
Speed dialing 80
Touch dialing 80
Touch tone 80
Voice mail 80
Volume 80
Sony wireless hotline number usa only 84

Sony CM-B1200 Руководство по эксплуатации онлайн [9/84] 739315

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