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Gtran GCP-4020
User Guide
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2003 GTRAN Wireless Inc. All rights reserved. No reproduction in
whole or in part is permitted, without prior written approval.
GTRAN Wireless Inc. and its Products are registered trademarks of
GTRAN Wireless Inc.
Model Number: GCP-4020
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Table of Contents
Safety Information
Aircraft
Hospital and Medical
Emergency Calls
Blasting and Refueling Areas
Interference
Phone Servicing
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5
5
5
5
6
6
Battery Installation and Charging
Attaching the battery
Charging the battery
Low battery indicators
Phone components
Main functions of keys
Main standby screen
Standby screen icons
Menu icons
Sub LCD display
Sub LCD icons
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7
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
11
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Basic Operations
Turning your phone on an off
Making a call
Answering a call
Saving a number in the Phone Book
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12
12
12
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Quick Keys
Shortcut hotkeys
Shortcut softkeys
Navigation Key shortcuts
Network Key shortcuts
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13
13
14
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Using Messages Menu
Inbox
Voice Mail
Write message
Message(s) View
Alert Type
Text and number input methods
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15
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15
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Making and Receiving Calls
Dialling from the Standby Mode
Dialling from Call List
Dialling from Phone Book
Speed Dialling
One Touch Dialling
Mute Microphone
Making a Three-Way Call
Call Waiting
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4
Using the Menus
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1. My Menu
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2. PIMs
2.1 Phone Book
2.2 Calendar
2.3 Scheduler
2.4 Alarm
2.5 Birthday
2.6 Calculator
2.7 Unit Conversion
2.8 Call Duration
2.9 Stop Watch
* D-day
# Datecount
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27
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3. Settings
3.1 Ring Type
3.2 Volume
3.3 Alert
3.4 Display
3.5 Features
3.6 Ring Tones
3.7 Image
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29
29
30
30
31
33
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4. Security
4.1 Auto Lock
4.2 Clear Memory
4.3 Restrict
4.4 Change Lock Code
4.5 Reset Phone
4.6 Select NAM
5. Memo
5.1 Voice Memo
5.2 Text Memo
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6. Network
6.1 WAP
6.2 Java
6.3 Configuration (for Proxy Server)
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38
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7. Entertainment
7.1 Games
7.2 Camera
7.3 E-Book
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Phone Care and Troubleshooting
Take care when using the phone
Basic Troubleshooting techniques
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41
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Accessories
Ear-microphone (Headset)
External Camera
Sync Tool Kit
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Index
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Safety Information
Read these safety
safety guidelines prior to using your
your phone.
phone. Failure to
follo
ollow
w these rules and guidelines may
may be danger
dangerous
ous and illegal.
Driving
Do not use a hand-held telephone while driving a vehicle. Talking on the phone while
driving is dangerous and illegal in some countries. If using a hand-held phone, park the
vehicle before conversation. Remember - road safety always comes first.
If you must drive and use your digital wireless phone, purchase and install the HandsFree Kit accessory. For more information on the Hands-Free Kit, refer to pg 43.
Aircraft
Power your phone down prior to boarding an aircraft. Aviation laws prohibit the use of
mobile phones on aircraft. Using a wireless telephone in an aircraft may interfere with
aircraft radio communication or navigation equipment, and disrupt the wireless
telephone network.
Hospital and Medical
Power down your phone prior to entering hospitals, health care facilities, or when near
medical equipment. Operating any radio transmitting equipment, including digital
wireless phones, may interfere with RF-sensitive medical devices. Follow all posted
regulations while in hospitals and health care facilities regarding the use of your phone.
Emergency Calls
Your phone may not operate in areas of low signal. For this reason, you should never
solely rely on any mobile phone for emergency communication.
Blasting and Refueling Areas
Do not use your phone near a blasting site. Power your phone down when in any area
with a potentially explosive atmosphere. Radio transmissions in such areas could cause
an explosion or fire, resulting in bodily injury or even death. Obey all posted signs and
instructions regarding the use of wireless phone usage.
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Interference
All mobile phones are subject to radio frequency interference that may affect the
performance of your phone. Your digital wireless phone is a low power radio transmitter
and receiver.
Phone Servicing
Only qualified service personnel are authorised to repair your digital wireless phone and
equipment. Use only approved accessories and batteries. Refer to “Phone Care and
Troubleshooting” section for more information.
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Battery Installation and Charging
Your phone comes with a rechargeable external lithium-polymer battery. The battery is
partially charged when you buy the phone. This needs to be fully charged before first
use (approximately four hours).
Attaching the battery
1.
Line up the connectors on the bottom of the battery with those on the back of the
phone.
2.
Press the top of the battery into place, until it clicks.
Charging the battery
1.
Check that the arrow on the charging connector is facing towards the top of the
phone.
2.
Connect the charging connector to the bottom of the phone.
3.
Connect the charger into a standard wall outlet.
4.
When the phone is turned on while charging, the battery strength icon displayed
on the main LCD screen will animate.
5.
When the phone is fully charged, a “Charging completed” message will appear on
both the main and the sub LCD screens, the battery strength icon
will stop
moving, the LED will flash and a beep will sound.
6.
When the phone is off during charging, the main and the sub LCD screens will
display the message “Charging...Phone is Off”.
Note
You can make a call while charging the phone, but this will increase the amount
of time required to charge the battery.
Low battery indicators
Once the battery runs out, the phone will automatically switch off and any function in
progress will not be saved.
1.
When the battery is low and only a few minutes of talk time remain, the battery
sensor will let you know by blinking an empty battery icon
2.
You will then hear a warning tone and a warning message will be repeated at
regular intervals on the display.
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Phone components
The following shows key components of the GCP-4020 phone.
Left Soft Key
Right Soft Key
Menu Key
Navigation Key
Network Key/Back
Talk/Send Key
End/Power-off Key
Clear Key/Back
Volume/Scroll Key
Record Key
Shift Key
Space Key
Main functions of keys
Key
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Description
Key
Description
Left Soft Key
End
Right Soft Key
Clear
Navigation
Talk
Menu
Record/Memo
Network/Back
Volume and Scrolling
Main standby screen
The main LCD screen features a number of indicators and two options linked to the
soft keys. The following provides a brief definition of each screen icon:
Call Link/Out of
Service Areas
Roaming
Text/Voice Ring/Vibration/
Message
Silent
Signal Strength
Time Alarm/
Schedule Alarm
Battery Indicator
Right Soft Key
Left Soft Key
SMS
Book
Standby screen icons
Icon
Description
Icon
Description
Signal Strength Indicator
Roaming indicator
No Service
Vibrate Only/Silent Mode
Ring Sound Only
Lamp = LED Only
Vibrate and Ring
Text message(s) indicator
Battery Charge Indicator
Voice Mail Indicator
Time Alarm
Text and Voice Message for SMS
Scheduler Alarm
During a Call
Time Alarm and Scheduler Alarm
Data Call
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Menu icons
Icon
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Description
Icon
Description
Home
Pager
Office
FAX
SMS read
Call Timer
World Time
SMS Unread
Navigation Icon 1& 2
Game
Schedule done
Repeat Alarm state
Length of time for Schedule
Repeat off
Alarm
Alert
Calculator
Indicating Sub LCD
Display
DS Config
Ring Sound
Phone Book
Restrict
Voice Memo
Sent Message
Calendar
Volume
Image
Call List
Conference call
Call Waiting
Phone Memo during a call
Sub LCD display
Ring/
Vibration/Silent
Text/Voice
Message
Alarm
Battery Indicator
Signal Strength
7:25pm
Time
Fri 25 Jul
Date
Sub LCD icons
Icon
Description
Icon
Description
Time Alarm
Text Message
Vibrator
Voice Message
Ring Sound Only
Ring after Vibrate
Ring off/Call LED Only
Light only
No service
PC Sync
Searching Base-Station
Alarm Indicator
Call on progressing
Recording Voice Memo
Scheduler
Add up Schedule
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Basic Operations
Turning your phone on and off
•
Press and hold
for two seconds, until the screen lights up.
Telecom New Zealand’s logo will appear.
•
To turn the phone off, press and hold
for two seconds.
Making a call
•
Enter the number.
•
Press
Answering a call
•
Press
•
If “Answer Mode” is set to “Answer Opened”, the call can be answered by opening
when the phone rings.
the top cover/folder. If folder is already open, press
or any key except
.
Saving a number in the Phone Book
•
Use the keypad to enter the phone number you want to save.
•
Press
•
Save the number as either home, office, mobile or pager and press
•
Scroll right to select a group, scroll down and type in the name, fill in any additional
to select “Save”.
information.
•
Once completed, press
Note
to save and exit.
To search the phone book for a phone number, type in four or more digits, then
press
The phone will display any matches. If the phone is unable to
locate the number searched “No Match Number or Name” will appear. To call
the number, press
or press
to bring up four options “Call, Edit,
Erase and Send Calling Card”.
– Call: Call the number found.
– Edit: Edit the information of the number in the phone book.
– Erase: Erase the number from the phone book.
– Send Calling Card: To send Calling Card.
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Quick Keys
Shortcut hotkeys
Hot keys are designed to allow you quick access to various features:
•
Silent mode enable/disable; press and hold
until a message is displayed
on the display screen.
•
Phone lock mode enable; press and hold
the display screen. To unlock, press
until a message is displayed on
until a message is displayed. Then enter
the Lock Code, which is set to “0000” as a default.
•
Press and hold
to directly access Voicemail.
Shortcut softkeys
Left softkey
Press
“SMS” while in the standby screen to view the Messages menu. The table
below shows the menu structure of the Messages menu. Instructions on how to use
this feature appear on pg 15.
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3/Description
1. Paging
Enter the details of up to 10 recipients
2. Text
Enter the details of up to 10 recipients
1. Inbox
2. Voice Mail
3. Write
Press
3. Drafts
to enter the
4. Outbox
Messages
1. Sent
2. Unsent
menu
5. Send Calling 1. Send Calling Card
Card
2. Write Calling Card
6. Set Priority
Normal/Urgent/Emergency
4. Message View
On/Off
5. Alert Type
Lights/Alert1/Alert2/Alert3/Vibrate
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Right softkey
Press
“Phonebook” while in the standby screen to access the phone book. The
table below shows the menu structure of the phonebook. Instructions on how to use
this feature appear on pg 24.
Level 1
Description
1. Search
Group search and Search by Name and Number
Press
2. Add New
Manage up to 300 contacts
to enter the
3. Speed Dialing
Manage up to 299 contacts
Phone Book
4. Distinctive Ring
Enter the number of up to 3 contacts and assign
a ring tone
5. Group Manager
Manage 10 Groups including No Group
6. Own Number
Shows user’s own number
Navigation Key shortcuts
Key
Level 1
Level 2
1. Games
1. Fallen Angel
Level 3/Description
2. Fishing King
2. Camera*
Press UP for
Entertainment
Press DOWN
for Alarm
Press LEFT for
Ring Tones
1. Capture
2. Album
3. E-Book
Erase/Font
Convert/Bookmark/Del.
Bookmark/Memory by
pressing option key
1. Alarm #1
Time/Repeat/Bell/Melody
2. Alarm #2
1. Call
Bells/Melodies/My
Melodies/Voice Bells
2. Juke Box
Bells/Melodies/My
Melodies
To listen to Bells/Melodies/
My Melodies/Voice Bells.
Max 40 My Melodies and
five Voice Bells.
1. Idle
2. Power On
Press RIGHT
for My Image
My Image
3. Power Off
4. Received Call
5. Dialled Call
* Accessory purchased separately
Network Key shortcuts
Press
to
enter Network
Level 1
Description
1. WAP
User can access the WAP browser
2 Java
3 Configuration
Running downloaded application
User can set proxy server^
^ Do not change this setting, unless directed to by your Service Provider
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Using Messages Menu
Inbox
Incoming text messages are stored in the inbox. When you receive a text message your
phone will notify you.
➔
•
To view a message, press
•
Scroll to the message you want to view and press
•
To view message options press
. Scroll to the preferred option, Reply/
Forward/Erase/ Call/Save Number and press
.
Voice Mail
When a voicemail is received, the phone will display a message on screen, the LED will
flash and a tone will sound intermittently.
•
To hear a received “Voice Mail”, press
•
Press
➔
➔
. Your phone will dial into your Voice Mail box where you
will hear instructions on how to retrieve your message.
Write message
Paging
A page sends your phone number to another phone and requests that they call you.
➔
•
To send a page, press
•
Enter the recipient’s number.
•
Press
➔
to “Send”.
Text
•
To send a text message, press
•
Enter text using the keypad. Press
➔
➔
and use the scroll key to highlight one of
the following modes “ABC/Word/123/Symbol” and then press
•
Once you have typed your message, press
“OK”.
, then choose whether you would
like to save a draft (saving a draft allows you to use the message again, after it has
been sent).
•
Type in the recipient’s number or press
to search the address book. Search
by group, name or number. Scroll to the desired name and press
•
Press
.
to “Send”. Once sent, the following message will appear “Message
sent successfully. Save to Outbox?”. Press
to save.
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Drafts
Previous messages composed by the user can be saved as “Drafts”. These can later
be edited, resent or erased.
•
➔
To view drafts, press
➔
Saved Message(s)
Messages saved to your outbox are classified as either sent or unsent. Sent messages
saved by the user appear in the “Sent Messages” folder, while messages that the
handset has NOT sent will appear in the “Unsent Messages” folder.
•
To view saved messages in your outbox, press
•
Select
“Sent” or
➔
➔
.
“Unsent” by pressing the corresponding number.
Sending Calling Card
Your phone allows you to create a calling cad, which you can then send to up to ten
recipients at a time. Before sending a calling card, you need to store your details.
•
➔
To write a calling card, press
card” and press
➔
. Scroll to “Write calling
“OK”. Enter your name, scroll down and enter your phone
number. Finally, key in a note. Once you have finished, press
•
“Save”.
Once you have entered your information into the calling card, you can send it. To
send a calling card, press
press
➔
➔
. Enter up to ten recipients and
to “Send”.
Message(s) View
When set to “On”, messages are shown on the sub LCD and main display when it is
received. To prevent the message’s contents from being displayed on the screen, set
message view to “Off”.
•
➔
Press
. Pressing
will switch between “Off/On”.
Alert Type
This function allows the user to set up and modify the type of alerts used for incoming
messages. The options include “Light, Alert1, Alert2, Alert3, and Vibrate”.
➔
•
To access this function, press
•
Scroll through the options. Highlight your preference and press
“Alert Type”.
“Save”.
Text and number input methods
When entering text it is possible to use different input methods. The four types are
described below. To change the input method, press
see the “Input Method List”
1. Abc
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2. Word
3. 123
4. Symbol
on Abc entry mode. You will
Press
to insert a space, and
to change the case to either capitals,
sentence case or lowercase, ie WORD ➔ Word➔ word. “WORD” puts letter case to
Caps Lock. All subsequent letters are capitalised. “Word” puts only the first letter in
caps. “word” changes letter case to lower case.
If you type in the wrong letter/character press
the whole sentence or whole page, press and hold
to erase it. If you want to erase
.
Abc Mode
Abc mode allows you to enter alphanumeric characters using the multi-tap method. The
multi-tap method is designed around the keypad and it has several letters associated
with each key. To type a word, you would use the following multi-tap sequence on the
keypad.
For example, to type “Hello” press
•
➔
•
➔
•
➔
➔
•
➔
➔
•
➔
➔
Word Mode
Word mode employs an intelligent software protocol that allows you to enter text, just
as if you were on a desktop keyboard. With word mode, you only need to press the key
once. Although each key contains multiple letters, word mode automatically matches
your keystrokes with words in an internal database to determine the word you are
typing.
For example, to type “Hello” press.
➔
•
➔
➔
➔
Word mode can also complete words automatically by searching its database memory.
123(Numbers) Mode
123 mode allows you to enter numbers using one keystroke per number.
Symbols
•
On selecting Symbol mode, a table of symbols is displayed on the screen.
•
Select the symbol you want by scrolling with navigation keys. Highlight the symbol
you would like to use and press
•
.
Once a symbol is selected and inserted, the phone will go back to the previous
mode.
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Making and Receiving Calls
Dialling from the Standby Mode
•
Enter the phone number using the keypad.
•
Press
•
To end the call, press
.
or close the phone.
Dialling from Call List
Press
to bring up call lists for the last 60 calls. Key icons are shown in the table
below.
Icon
List
Received Calls
Dialled Calls
Missed Call
Call Wait
Conference Call
Saved Number
Note
Press
•
Saved Number refers to number saved during a call through the “Scratch Pad” option.
to access “Call List” menu, then the User can:
View the dialled, received, and missed phone numbers. Press
to switch
between each of these lists.
•
Scroll up and down to select the phone number you want. Scroll left to view the
most recent calls and scroll right to view the oldest call.
•
Save the phone numbers in the phone book by pressing
“Options” and pressing
and selecting
. Further instructions on saving phone numbers can
be found on pg 25.
•
View call details, including the time of the Dialled, Received and Missed calls by
pressing
•
➔
➔
.
Select the number you want to dial and press
To redial the last number called, press and hold
to call the number.
until the display shows the
number being dialled.
Note
If using the ear-microphone accessory, press the ear-send key. You are able to
scroll through the call list which appears on the sub LCD by using up and down
keys located on the side of your phone.
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Dialling from Phone Book
➔
•
To access the phone book press
•
Enter group, name or number details then press
. To bring up all contacts
to “Search”.
simply press
•
.
Scroll to the number you want to call and press
.
If you don’t know a specific group you are searching for, simply search in “All
Groups” option.
Speed Dialling
Speed dialling allows you to make phone calls quickly and easily. To use this feature, a
speed dial number (000~299) needs to be assigned to a phone number. This can be
done when adding a new number or via the speed dial lists, as described below.
Assigning a speed dial
➔
to select “Speed dial”.
•
Press
•
Scroll to an empty speed dial number and press
•
Search your address book by group, name and press
•
Scroll to the desired number and press
•
To exit from the Speed dial menu press
to “Add” a number.
to search.
.
.
Calling using a speed dial
•
Enter a speed dial location between 0 and 299.
•
Press
•
Check you have the correct number, or scroll to find it.
•
Press
“Speed” to access the speed dial list.
to dial the number.
One Touch Dialling
Speed dial memory locations from 001 through 009 can be used for one touch dialling.
To dial a phone number stored in the speed dial memory from 001 through 009, simply
press and hold the third digit of the memory location.
For example, Location no. 009
•
Press
Note
and hold down.
Location 001 is preprogrammed as the Voice Mail number. This cannot be
changed by the user.
Mute Microphone
The mute function prevents the other person from hearing your voice.
•
To activate “Mute” during conversation, press
. The transmission of speech
will be isolated and receiver can’t hear you.
•
To disable the mute feature, press
.
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Making a Three-Way Call
Three-way calling allows you to talk with two people at the same time.
•
Dial the first phone number and press the
•
Once the first call connects, then dial the second phone number.
•
Press
•
Once the second call is connected, press
Note
.
. The first phone number you called is now placed on hold.
again.
Please contact your Service Provider if you wish to activate this feature.
Call Waiting
Call waiting is a feature offered by your Service Provider. If a second call comes through
while you are on a call, you will hear a beep every few seconds. To answer this second
call, use the following procedure:
•
Press
to answer the second call. The phone connects to the second caller,
placing the first caller on hold.
•
Press
again to get back to the first call.
•
Press
to end the call.
Note
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Please contact your Service Provider if you wish to activate this feature.
Using the Menus
The phone menu allows you to check or change phone settings. This section illustrates
how to use the menu and defines each item in the menu.
The seven sections in the menu of the Gtran GCP-4020 phone are:
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
1. My menu
1. Ring Tones
1. Calls
Level 4/Description
2. Jukebox
1. Idle
2. Power on
Note: You can
customise this
menu as
required
2. My Image
2. PIMs
1. Phone Book
3. Power off
4. Received Calls
5. Dialled Calls
3. Alarm
1. Search
Search by Name, Number, Group search
2. Add New
Enter details for up to 300 contacts
3. Speed Dial
299 items
4. Distinctive Ring
5. Group Manager
6. Own Number
2. Calendar
3. Scheduler
4. Alarm
1. Alarm 1
2. Alarm 2
5. Birthday
6. Calculator
Use the navigation keys and key pad to
calculate sums
7. Unit Conversion
5 items: Length/Bulk/Weight/Area/
Temperature
8. Call Duration
1. Last Call
Call time
2. All Dialled Calls
Count, Call time
3. All Received Calls
Count, Call time
4. All Calls
Count, Call time
9. Stop Watch
*. D-day
#. Datecount
3. Settings
1. Ring Type
Ring, Vibrate + Ring,
Vibrate, Light
2. Volume
1. Key Volume
7 levels
2. Ringer Volume
7 levels
3. Earpiece Volume 6 levels
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Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4/Description
3. Alerts
1. Call Connect
On/Off
2. Call Disconnect
On/Off
3. Service
On/Off
4. Minute
On/Off
1. Backlight
Always off/10 sec/30 sec/On when open
4. Display
2. Banner
3. Contrast
40 levels
4. Auto Hyphen
On/Off
5. Sub LCD
1. Contrast(40 levels)
2. Display (Normal, Analog Clock)
5. Features
6. Big Dial
On/Off
1. Auto Redial
On/Off
2. Answer
1. Auto Answer (On/Off)
2. Folder Open (On/Off)
3. World Time
61 cities
4. DTMF Length
Long/Short
5. Data
1. Data/Fax (Off/Fax until off/Data until off)
2. DS Baud(Auto/9600/19200/38400/
57600/115200)
6. Version
7. Addition Call
1. Call forward (Activate, Deactivate)
2. Call Prepaid (Activate)
6. Ring Tones
7. Image
1. Calls
2. Juke Box
Bells (23 items), Melodies (27 items), My
Melodies (40 items), Voice Bells (5 items)
1. My Image
1. Idle (Default/My Image/Photo Image)
2. Power on (Default/My Image/Photo Image)
3. Power off (Default/My Image/Photo Image)
4. Received Call (Default/My Image/Photo
Image)
5. Dialled Call (Default/My Image/Photo
Image)
2. Web Image
4. Security
2. Clear Memory
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On/Off
1. Auto Lock
1. Phone Book
Yes/No
2. Scheduler
Yes/No
3. Call History
Yes/No
4. Messages
Clear Inbox//Clear Outbox./Clear Drafts/
Clear Calling/Clear All.
5. Voice Memo
Yes/No
6. Text Memo
Yes/No
7. My Melodies
Yes/No
8. My Image
Yes/No
9. Album
Yes/No
Level 1
Level 2
3. Restrict
4. Change Code
Level 3
Level 4/Description
*. E-Book
Yes/No
#. D-Day
Yes/No
0. Clear All
Yes/No
1. Dialled Call
On/Off
2. Call History
On/Off
3. Messages
On/Off
1. Change Lock Code
Yes/No
Yes/No
5. Reset phone
6. Select NAM
5. Memo
1. Voice Memo
1. Set NAM
NAM 1/NAM 2
2. Auto NAM
On/Off
1. Record Voice Memo
2. Play/Erase
2. Text Memo
6. Network
Memo List
Manage up to 3 memos
1. WAP
2. Application
IP Address/Port/SSL Port
3. Configuration
7. Entertainment 1. Games
1. Fallen Angel
2. Fishing King
2. Camera
1. Capture
2. Album
3. E-Book
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1. My Menu
“My Menu” allows you to customise your own menu tree so that you can conveniently
access your chosen features.
There are three default items in the menu (Ring Tones, My Image and Alarm)
➔
•
To view this menu, press
•
Up to 10 items can be chosen for “My Menu” . You are able to delete or move
any item while in the menu by pressing
or
•
“Option” and either
“Move”
“Erase”.
To create a shortcut to a particular phone function, press
in any menu where
“My Menu” appears.
2. PIMs
The “PIMs” menu is your Personal Information Manager. The features are:
1. Phone Book
2. Calendar
3. Scheduler
4. Alarm
5. Birthday
6. Calculator
7. Unit Conversion
8. Call Duration
9. Stop Watch
*. D-Day
#. Date Count
2.1. Phone Book
The phone is able to store up to 1,500 numbers, under 300 different contacts. The
phone book can be accessed via the menu or by pressing
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from the standby screen.
2.1.1. Search
This function allows you to search by Name or Number.
➔
“PIMs” ➔
“Phone Book” ➔
•
Press
•
If you want to search by group, scroll left or right to highlight desired group and
“Search”.
then scroll down.
•
Choose to search “Name” or “Number” and enter known details.
•
Press
•
The list of Names is displayed. (If no matches are found, the phone will return to
to “Search”.
the search page).
•
Press
to go into “Options” menu, where there are four choices: “Call, Edit,
Erase, Send Calling Card”.
2.1.2. Add New
Adding a new phone number
➔
“PIMs” ➔
“Phone Book” ➔
•
Press
•
Scroll left or right key to select desired group. Or scroll down, if you don’t wish to
“Add New”.
assign a group.
•
Scroll and enter the contact’s name using the key pad.
•
Enter the contact’s number and any other details you want and press
to
“Save”.
Note
If the number is already stored, the message “Duplicate NO, want to save?” is
displayed.
2.1.3. Speed Dialling
Speed dialling allows you to make phone calls quickly and easily. To use this feature, a
speed dial number (000~299) needs to be assigned to a phone number. This can be
done when adding a new number or via the speed dial lists, as described below.
➔
•
Press
•
Scroll to an empty speed dial number and press
to select “Speed dial”.
•
Search your address book by group, name and press
•
Scroll to the desired number and press
.
•
To exit from the Speed dial menu press
.
to “Add” a number.
to search.
2.1.4. Distinctive Ring
You can assign a ring tone for up to three different phone numbers.
➔
“PIMs” ➔
“Phone Book” ➔
•
Press
•
Select a vacant slot and press
“Distinctive Ring”
•
Enter a phone number, then scroll down to select the ring tone. Press
•
Press
“Add”.
to select.
to “Save”.
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2.1.5. Group Manager
You can assign your own text for all groups, except “No Group”.
➔
“PIMs” ➔
•
Press
•
Scroll to the group you want to rename
“Phonebook” ➔
“Group Manager”
•
Press
•
If required, edit the name and scroll down and set a Distinctive Ring and Image.
to “Edit”.
•
Press
to “Save”.
2.1.6. Own Number
You can view your own number.
•
➔
Press
“PIMs” ➔
“Phonebook” ➔
“Own Number”.
2.2. Calendar
When you select calendar, you will see the current month. From here you can view,
arrange or edit events. A line under a specific date indicates there is an event
scheduled on that date. From the calendar, you are able to manage your schedule and
check for any birthdays recorded for today.
•
Press
➔
•
Press
to go into the “Options” menu, then you can see two options,
“Scheduler”,
“PIMs” ➔
“Calendar”
“Birthday”. Select “Scheduler” to arrange
scheduled events, or “Birthday” to view any contacts who have a birthday today.
2.3. Scheduler
You can enter up to 32 events in the scheduler and set reminder alarms, if required.
To add a New Event
•
Press
➔
•
Press
to “Add” a new event.
“PIMs” ➔
•
Scroll right to choose low, medium or high “Priority”.
•
Scroll down and key in a subject.
•
Scroll down to “Start time” and press
•
Select the date for the event and press
•
Scroll down and enter the start time and then scroll down and choose the duration
“Scheduler”.
to select “Calendar”.
.
of the event from “All Day” to “Set End”. Set the time if required.
•
Using the scroll keys, select a Repeat period (Never, Daily, Weekly, Monthly,
•
Scroll down to set an “Alarm” if desired. An alarm can be set to sound up to two days
and Yearly).
before the event. If you choose to set an alarm you can also set the alarm sound.
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•
Press “OK” to confirm your selection.
•
Enter event details in the Note field and press
to “Save”.
To edit the existing events
➔
“PIMs” ➔
•
Press
•
Scroll to the event you want to edit.
“Scheduler”.
•
Press
to “View”.
•
Press
to “Edit” or press
•
Once changes are complete press
to “Erase”.
to “Save”.
To view an event
➔
“PIMs” ➔
•
Press
•
Scroll to the event you want to view.
“Scheduler”.
•
Press
to “View”.
2.4. Alarm
Up to two individual alarms can be set at any one time. Users are able to set the time
of alarm, its frequency (ie once, daily etc) and alert sound (bell, melody and voice bell).
•
To set the alarm, press
•
Press
•
➔
“PIMs” ➔
“Alarm”.
to “Add” a new alarm.
Use the key pad to enter the alarm time. Press
to switch between “AM/PM”.
(For example: for 2:30, key in 2 ➔ 3 ➔ 0.)
•
Scroll down to set the repeat period and scroll left/right to select “Once, Daily,
Weekdays or Off”.
•
Finally choose from “Bells, Melodies, My Melodies or Voice Bells”, then
press
“Save”.
When in the standby screen, press the scroll key down to go directly to the alarm
menu.
2.5. Birthday
Entries in the “Phonebook” that have a birthday date set are listed in this menu.
➔
“PIMs” ➔
•
Press
•
A list of contacts with a birthday set is shown.
“Birthday”.
•
Select a contact and press
to view the contact’s details.
2.6. Calculator
You can use the calculator to perform simple calculations.
➔
“PIMs” ➔
•
To enter “Calculator”, press
•
Input the numbers and select the required operation by using the scroll key (up:
“Calculator”.
addition, left: division, right: multiplication, down: subtraction)
–
Press
to show the result of the calculation.
–
Press
for clear.
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–
Press
for Dot symbol.
–
Press
for +/- conversion.
Note
Numbers entered are restricted to a maximum of seven digits.
2.7. Unit Conversion
Unit conversion can change the unit from International to US, or US to International.
The supported types of units are Length, Bulk, Weight, Area and Temp (Temperature).
•
➔
To enter Unit Conversion, press
“PIMs” ➔
“Unit
Conversion”.
•
Scroll left or right to select the unit and up or down to select the Input/Output unit.
•
Input the number in “IN. NUM” field, and then press “Result” key to convert.
2.8. Call Duration
You can view the number of calls and the call duration for the last call, all dialled calls,
all received calls and all calls.
•
To view call durations, press
➔
“PIMs” ➔
Select the call duration list you would like to view by pressing
•
To reset a call duration timer, press
“Call duration”.
.
and select “Yes” to confirm.
2.9. Stop Watch
•
Press
➔
•
Press
to “Start” the stop watch.
“PIMs” ➔
•
Press
to “Stop” the stop watch, press
“Stop Watch”.
for “Split timing”. The stop
watch can record 20 split times.
•
Once stopped, press
to resume or
to clear.
2.* D-day
Five important events can be set using the D-day function.
•
To add or edit a D-day entry, press
•
Press
•
Enter a Subject using the keypad.
•
Scroll down to the date, then press
and press
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➔
“PIMs” ➔
“D-day”.
to “Add”.
to select “Calendar”. Select a date
.
•
Scroll down and enter the desired time and press
•
Scroll down and enter a note. Press
to “Save”.
to switch between “AM/PM”.
To review a D-day entry
•
Press
➔
•
Press
“Options” to add another, edit or erase an entry.
“PIMs” ➔
•
Press
to “View” the selected entry.
“D-day”.
2.# Datecount
The phone is able to calculate the correct date when given the number of days to add
and a start date.
➔
“PIMs” ➔
•
To count the days, press
•
Press
“Datecount”.
•
Scroll down and key in the number of days to add.
•
Press
“Result” to see the resulting date.
•
Press
“Register” to add an event to your scheduler on this date.
to select “Calendar”. Select a start date and press
.
3. Settings
This menu enables you to set ringer types, volume levels, alerts, display settings and
other features.
3.1. Ring Type
This option allows you set the type of alert for incoming calls. The available options are:
Ring, Vibrate + Ring, Vibrate Only, Light only.
➔
“Settings” ➔
•
To set the Ring Type, press
•
Scroll to the desired ring type and then press
“Ring Type”.
to “Save”.
3.2. Volume
It is possible to adjust the key press, ringer and earpiece volume using the volumes/
scroll key on the left side of the phone. Key press volume can be altered in standby
screen, ring volume while listening to ring tones and the earpiece while in a call.
•
To alter key, ringer and earpiece volume via the menu, press
➔
•
Select
➔
“Settings”
“Volume”
“Key Volume”,
“Ringer Volume” , or
“Earpiece
Volume” by pressing the corresponding key.
•
Scroll right to increase volume and left to decrease it.
•
Press
“Save” to confirm the new setting.
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3.3. Alert
Alert enables you to set an audible notification for the following features: “Call
Connect”, “Call Disconnect”, “Service”, and “Minute”. Call connect and
disconnect sounds when a call is connected or discounted. “Service” sounds when
a service area is entered. Finally, if you enable “Minute”, you will hear a beep after
every minute while on a call.
➔
“Settings” ➔
•
To enable this function, press
•
Scroll and select “Call Connect”, “Call Disconnect”, “Service” or “Minute”.
•
Press
•
Once enabled, you will see a tick mark.
“Alerts”.
to switch between “On/Off”.
3.4. Display
This option enables you to configure the display settings.
3.4.1. Backlight
You can set how long the backlight remains on after pressing a key or opening the
phone. The possible settings are: Always Off, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, and Always On
(when the phone is open).
➔
“Settings” ➔
“Display” ➔
•
Press
•
Scroll through the backlight options and press
“Backlight”
“Save”.
3.4.2. Banner
You can change the Banner that glides across the standby screen. The Banner can be a
maximum of 14 characters, including spaces and punctuation.
•
Press
•
Press
➔
“Settings” ➔
to “Edit”. Press and hold
“Display” ➔
“ Banner”.
for two seconds to remove the
existing banner and then key in your text.
•
Press
to “Save”.
3.4.3. Contrast
You can adjust the contrast of the Main LCD screen to one of 40 brightness levels.
➔
“Settings” ➔
“Display” ➔
•
Press
•
Scroll through the values until you find the desired level. Press
“LCD Contrast”.
to “Save”.
3.4.4. Auto Hyphenation
When this function is enabled, hyphens are automatically inserted in phone numbers
you dial/enter.
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•
Press
➔
•
Press
to switch between “On/Off”.
“Settings” ➔
“Display” ➔
“Auto Hyphen”.
3.4.5. Sub LCD
This menu allows you to control contrast and display format on the Sub LCD on the
outside of the GCP-4020.
3.4.5.1 Contrast
There are 40 Contrast levels available for the Sub LCD.
•
Press
➔
•
➔
“Settings” ➔
“Display” ➔
“Sub LCD”
“Contrast”.
To set Sub LCD Contrast, scroll through the values until you find the desired level
and press
to “Save”.
3.4.5.2 Display Format
There are two display formats available for the Sub LCD, Normal Digital Clock and
Analog Clock.
•
Press
➔
•
➔
“Settings” ➔
“Display” ➔
“Sub LCD”
“Display”.
Select either Normal Digital or Analog Clock and press
to “Save”.
3.4.6. Big Dial
This function displays numbers you dial using a large text size. To make the numbers
you dial appear larger on screen, to make them easier to view, set the phone to “Big
Dial”.
•
Press
➔
•
Press
to switch between “On/Off”.
“Settings” ➔
“Display” ➔
“Big Dial”
3.5. Features
This menu you allows you to customise your phone to suit your preferences.
3.5.1. Auto Retry
The phone will automatically redial a failed call up to three times.
•
Press
➔
•
Press
to switch between “On/Off”.
“Settings” ➔
“Features” ➔
“Auto Retry”
3.5.2. Answer
3.5.2.1. Auto Answer
When this function is enabled, a call will automatically be answered after five seconds
when the phone is open and connected to a hands-free kit.
•
•
Press
➔
➔
“Auto Answer”.
Press
“Settings” ➔
“Features” ➔
“Answer”
to switch between “On/Off”.
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3.5.2.2. Folder Open
You are able to set the phone to answer incoming calls when the phone is opened.
This allows you to confirm the callers’ ID on the sub LCD and then answer the call
without pressing any keys.
•
•
Press
➔
➔
“Folder Open”.
Press
“Settings” ➔
“Features” ➔
“Answer”
to switch between “On/Off”.
3.5.3. World Time
Using this function, you can check the current time in other locations around the world.
➔
“Settings” ➔
“Features” ➔
•
Press
•
Move the Red Longitude line left or right to view the current time in 61 different
“World Time”.
countries around the world.
3.5.4. DTMF Length
This option allows you to set the DTMF length to short or long. When you are
experiencing difficulty using an automated phone system that requires you to key in
numbers, ie phone banking, it may be because the DTMF length is too short. If the
tones are too short for the system to recognise the tones, the number will not connect.
➔
“Settings” ➔
“Features” ➔
•
Press
•
Use the scroll key to choose between long or short DTMF length and press
“DTMF Length”.
to “Save”.
3.5.5. Data
3.5.5.1. Data/FAX
In order to send or receive data or faxes through the phone, you have to set this option to “Data
until off” or “Fax until off”. When you want to use the phone for a voice call, set to “Off”.
•
Press
➔
•
➔
“Settings” ➔
“Features” ➔
“Data”
“Data/Fax”.
Using the scroll key, highlight the option you want and press
to “Save”.
3.5.5.2. DS Baud Rate
To enable the phone to communicate correctly with a PC, you must set the baud rate to
the same speed on both devices. This menu allows you to select the various data service
speed rates. The possible options are: Auto baud, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, or 115200.
By default it is set to 115200. If you change this setting on the phone ensure that the
PC baud rates are changed to match accordingly.
•
Press
➔
•
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➔
“Settings” ➔
“Features” ➔
“Data”
“Baud Rate”.
Using the scroll key, select the desired rate and press
to “Save”.
3.5.6. Version
This option allows you to view the software version of your phone.
•
➔
Press
“Settings” ➔
“Features” ➔
“Version”.
3.5.7. Additional Call Services
This option allows you to set various call service options on your phone.
•
➔
To view options, press
➔
“Settings” ➔
“Features”
“Addition Call”.
3.5.7.1. Call Forward
All calls are forwarded to the assigned number.
•
From the
•
To Activate, press
“Addition Call” menu, select
•
To Deactivate, press
•
A call will be placed to action the feature.
“Call Forward”.
“Activate” and enter a destination phone number.
“Deactivate”.
3.5.7.2. Call Prepaid
Select this option to place a call to the Prepaid Helpdesk to access Prepaid services.
•
From the
“Addition Call” menu, select
“Prepaid Call” ➔
“Activate”.
•
A call will be placed for you.
3.6. Ring Tones
The GCP-4020 has 23 bell sounds and 27 melody sounds. You can also download up
to a further 40 bell sounds and melody sounds using PC Sync software supported by
GTRAN Wireless.
Please refer to the Gtran Quick Start Guide for information on downloading ring tones.
Note
The number of Ring Tones that can be downloaded through PC Sync depends
on the memory available. My Image, My Melodies, Photo Album and E-book
share the 1.5mb of memory available for downloading through PC Sync.
3.6.1 Call
You can set a ring tone as a default ring for all incoming calls.
➔
“Settings” ➔
“Ring Tones” ➔
•
Press
•
Select one of the following ring tone types, “Bells”, “Melody”, “My Melodies” or
“Call”.
“Voice Bells”
•
Scroll down and then left or right, listening to the ring tones.
•
Press
“Options” to select a Ring Tone or to see the memory capacity.
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3.6.2 Juke Box
Juke Box is a melody player that can play a song in its entirety.
•
To listen to a song in Juke Box, press
“Ring Tones” ➔
•
➔
“Settings” ➔
“Juke Box”.
To select the song, scroll through “Bells”, “Melody”, “My Melodies” or “Voice
Bells” and play the songs.
3.7. Image
You are able to store up to 20 images and animations on your phone by downloading
them via the PC Sync tool or via WAP (depending on services offered by your Service
Provider). You are able to use these images to change the graphics shown on the
screen during idle mode, power on/off and received/dialled calls.
3.7.1 My Image
Images and animations can be selected from those on the phone or downloaded and
set to appear when the phone is in Idle mode, Power On, Power Off, as well as when
it Receives and Dials Calls.
You are able to download a maximum of 20 images and animations using the GTRAN
PC Sync Tool.
•
To select an image, press
➔
➔
“Settings” ➔
“Image”
“My Image” ➔ select an option “1-5”.
•
Scroll up/down to select the mode you wish to set an image for. Press
•
Scroll through the images and press
“OK”.
“OK” to select the image or to view
1.5mb of total memory capacity.
Note
The number of images that can be downloaded through PC Sync depends on
the memory available. My Image, My Melodies, Photo Album and E-book share
1.5mb of total memory available for downloading through PC Sync.
3.7.2. Web Image
You can download pictures and animations via the WAP browser.
•
To view a web image, press
➔
Note
“Settings” ➔
“Image”
Please refer to the Gtran Quick Start Guide for information on downloading
images.
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➔
“Web Image”.
4. Security
The GCP-4020 provides many security options, including a user-programmable lock
code and call restriction features.
Note
To access the security menu, you must enter a four-digit lock code. The lock
code is preset at the factory to “0000”.
4.1. Auto Lock
This function enables you to lock the handset and restrict use by other parties.
➔
“Security” ➔
•
Press
•
Key in “0000” in the blank field. Press
Note
“Auto Lock”.
to switch between “On/Off”.
Emergency calls can still be made when the handset is locked. Press
“Emergency” and
Press and hold
“OK” to place the call.
to enable lock mode. To Unlock, press
“Unlock” and
enter the lock code “0000”.
4.2 Clear Memory
CAUTION: READ BEFORE OPERATING - IF YOU SELECT “CLEAR ALL”, ALL THE
DATA IN YOUR HANDSET WILL BE DELETED. THE DELETED DATA CAN NEVER BE
RECOVERED.
This menu option enables you to erase all saved lists from the handset’s memory. You
are able to erase stored information from individual features or from all features.
•
➔
To access the erase options, press
“Security” ➔
“Clear
Memory”. Input the Lock Code “0000”.
•
It is possible to delete all stored information from the following features: Phone
book, Scheduler, Call History, Messages, Voice Memo, Text Memo, My Melodies,
My Image, Album, E-Book, D-Day and Clear All.
•
Scroll through the list of options, highlight the desired option and press
•
Scroll left to “Yes” and press
Note
“OK”.
“OK”.
When deleting messages, you have the choice of: “Clear Inbox, Clear
Outbox, Clear Drafts, Clear Calling Card, Clear All”.
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4.3. Restrict
This feature allows you to prevent another person from making calls from your phone,
viewing the call history or the messages menu.
•
➔
Press
“Security” ➔
“Restrict” ➔ input the lock code ➔
use the scroll key to highlight the desired option, “Dialled Calls, Call History or
Messages”.
•
Press
to switch between “On/Off”.
4.4. Change Lock Code
This option allows you to change your current lock code to a new one. The lock code is
preset at the factory to “0000”.
•
To change lock code, press
➔
“Security” ➔
“Change Code”
➔ input the correct lock code ➔ key in a four digit lock code
•
“Save” ➔ reenter the lock code ➔ press
Press
.
to “Save”.
4.5. Reset Phone
CAUTION: READ BEFORE OPERATING - THIS OPTION RETURNS YOUR PHONE TO
ITS FACTORY SETTINGS.
The data referred to in “4.2 Clear Memory” will not be deleted. However, all settings will
be returned to their default state.
➔
“Security” ➔
“Reset Phone” ➔ input the lock code.
•
Press
•
Use the scroll key left to highlight “Yes” and press
“OK”.
4.6 Select NAM
CAUTION: READ BEFORE OPERATING - DO NOT CHANGE THESE SETTINGS
UNLESS DIRECTED TO BY YOUR SERVICE PROVIDER.
4.6.1 Set NAM
•
➔
•
➔
Press
“Security” ➔
“Select NAM” ➔ input the lock code
“Select NAM”.
Use the scroll key to highlight either “NAM1” or “NAM2” and press
“Save”.
4.6.2 Auto NAM
By selecting this, the handset automatically searches for the proper NAM.
•
Press
➔
•
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Press
➔
“Security” ➔
“Auto NAM”.
to switch between “On/Off”
“Select NAM” ➔ input the code
5. Memo
5.1. Voice Memo
The GCP-4020 can record voice memos during a call or while in
standby mode. Five voice memos can be recorded of up to two
minutes duration each (maximum 10 minutes).
5.1.1 Record Voice Memo
5.1.1.1 Record during a call
You can record the other party’s conversation during a call. The
user’s own voice does not get recorded.
•
Press
•
If your recording time exceeds two minutes, the phone will stop recording and
during a call.
save it automatically.
•
If your recording time is less than two minutes, press
•
Enter a title and press
“Save”.
“OK”
5.1.1.2 Record Voice memo in standby mode
•
➔
Press
“Memo” ➔
“Voice Memo” ➔
“Record
Voice Memo”.
•
After recording is finished, press
•
Enter a title and press
Press and hold
“Save”.
“OK” or to cancel the recording, press
“Quit”.
to start recording in standby mode.
5.1.2 Play/Erase
•
To play a voice memo, press
➔
➔
“Memo” ➔
“Voice Memo”
“Play/Erase”.
•
Scroll up/down to select the voice memo to play.
•
Press
•
While playing, press
to “Pause” or
•
While stopped, press
to “Erase”.
to view the options and
to “Play”.
to “Stop”.
To erase all “Voice Memos” use the function of Clear Memory in the Security menu.
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5.2. Text Memo
This option allows you to save up to three text memos of up to 160 characters each.
➔
“Memo” ➔
•
Press
•
Press
“Text Memo”.
•
After finishing, press
•
Press
•
Once a Text Memo has been saved, you have the ability to view/edit, send the
to “Add” and input the text memo using the key pad.
to “Save” and enter a title.
to “Save”.
memo as a text message or change the banner.
•
Press
to access the “Options” and select the action required.
6. Network
6.1. WAP
You can browse WAP Internet sites and download various applications using WAP.
•
To access WAP, press
•
Navigating the WAP menu
➔
“WAP”.
–
Use the up/down scroll keys to select the menu option.
–
Press the menu number to select the menu option.
–
Use left/right scroll keys to see the full list of menu options.
–
Press
–
Select <Back> to go back a level and <Home> to go back to the WAP menu.
–
Press
Note
and
to go back and forward a menu level.
to exit “WAP”.
Please contact your Service Provider for more information.
6.2 Java
You can run download applications, eg Java Games.
•
To access Java, press
➔
“Java”.
Please refer to the Gtran Quick Start Guide for information on downloading Java
games.
6.3. Configuration (for Proxy Server)
You can configure the TCP/IP Address as well as Port and SSL Port.
CAUTION: READ BEFORE OPERATING - DO NOT CHANGE THESE SETTINGS
UNLESS DIRECTED TO BY YOUR SERVICE PROVIDER.
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7. Entertainment
7.1. Games
The GCP-4020 comes with two preloaded games. Please refer to the Guide in each
game for instructions and further detail.
➔
“Entertainment” ➔
•
To play a game, press
•
Select game required, “1. Fallen Angel” or “2. Fishing King”.
•
To view the users’ instructions scroll right.
“Game”.
Press the scroll key up while in the standby screen to go directly to “Entertainment”.
7.2. Camera
The GCP-4020 has the ability to take pictures and save them in
the handset memory, using an external camera.
Note
The external camera may be available as an accessory.
Contact your Service Provider for more information.
•
File Format: BMP
•
Image Size Preview: 120 x 96
•
A maximum of 55 picture images can be saved into your
phone’s memory.
7.2.1. Capture
➔
“Entertainment” ➔
•
Press
•
To take a picture, press
•
To reverse image or preview, press
Note
“Camera” ➔
“Capture”.
to “Take”.
to “REV.”.
To capture images, you must have the External Camera fitted. The ability to
save pictures depends on the memory available. My Image, My Melodies,
Photo Album and E-book share the memory available.
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7.2.2 Photo Album
This option enables you to manage your Album in your handset.
•
You are able to save the photos that you have captured, subject to available
memory on the phone.
•
To see the Album, press
➔
•
“Entertainment” ➔
“Camera”
“Album”.
For options, press
to see the sub menu.
7.3. E-Book
E-book allows you to download text files using the Gtran PC Sync software. These text
files can then be read on your phone.
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Phone Care
Care and Tr
Troubleshooting
Take care when using the phone
•
Keep your phone free from dirt, dust, and liquid.
•
Keep your phone dry - humidity and liquids may cause your phone to fail and will
corrode the internal circuits.
•
Keep your phone from getting too hot - high temperatures may damage the
battery, shorten the life of electronic components, and warp or melt certain
plastics.
•
Do not attempt to open or access the internal components of your phone. If your
phone is not functioning properly, take it to the nearest service centre.
•
Do not drop, shake, or handle your phone in a rough manner - it may damage
internal components or the LCD screen.
Basic Troubleshooting techniques
Problem
Action
Keypad appears to be locked
✓
Ensure that the phone is not locked. If the
Phone will not power on
✓
Check the battery and phone to battery contacts.
✓
Ensure battery is charged and properly inserted.
phone is locked, unlock it
Difficulty in connecting to:
Prior to performing the following steps, ensure
✓ Battery
that All power/battery is disconnected/removed.
✓ Charger
✓
clean with a clean, dry cotton swab or an
✓ Hands free kit
eraser, replace/connect power/battery, and
✓ Vehicle power adapter
Charging/connection light will
recheck.
✓
Check the plug connection tabs/ears. If broken,
take phone to an authorised service centre.
not illuminated.
Poor reception
Check the connections. If contacts are dirty,
✓
Ensure antenna is not damaged or broken.
✓
Check the signal strength and battery power
✓
Enter into contrast menu by pressing
level. If indoors, move closer to a window.
LCD is too dim
➔
➔
➔
and modify the contrast.
(Refer to section 3.4.3)
LCD cracked or broken
✓
Take the phone to an authorised service centre.
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Problem
Action
Cannot hear ringer
✓
Ensure mode is set to normal (not in silent mode).
✓
Check the ringer setting is off.
✓
Check the Volume levels.
✓
Refer to section 3.2 in this manual.
✓
Check incoming mode is set to voice (not data
Cannot hear through ear piece
or fax).
Others cannot hear you
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✓
Check the volume of earpiece.
✓
Check if the handset is set to MUTE mode
✓
Check if the handset is set to Voice Privacy.
Accessories
Ear-microphone (Headset)
The Ear-microphone includes both the earpiece and microphone in a convenient,
lightweight unit.
External Camera
The Gtran phone supports an External Camera for taking small photos.
Sync Tool Kit
Sync tool kit software is available for the Gtran phone that enables you to transfer the
Pictures, Melodies, and PIM data from your PC to the phone. The Sync tool kits
include:
•
Sync program install and Data CD
•
Sync cable
•
Sync user manual
For details, please contact your Service Provider.
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Index
A
Accessories
Alarm
Alerts
Auto Answer
Auto Retry
B
Backlight Duration
Banner
Basic Operations
Battery
Charging
Birthday
Browser
Exiting
Launching
C
Calculator
Calendar
Call Duration
Call List
Call Timer
Call Waiting
Calling Cards
Calls
Making
Receiving
Restricting
Camera
Charging
Clear
Messages
Clear All
Contacts
Adding
Deleting
Editing
D
Data
Date Count
D-Day
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Display
Banner
Backlight
Contrast
Font Size
DTML
30
30
30
31
32
30
30
12
E
Earpiece Volume
E-Book
Emergency Only
Entertainment
29
40
35
39
7
27
F
43
27
30
31
31
38
38
27
26
28
18
10
20
16
12
12
36
39
7
35
35
25
25
25
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29
28
Font Size
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G
Games
Group Manager
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26
I
Icons
Inbox
Input Method
9
15
16
J
Java
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K
Keypad Lock
Key Volume
35
29
Muting Call
My Menu
19
24
N
Navigation Key
Network Menu
Configuration
14
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O
One Touch Dialling 19
Own Number
26
P
Phonebook
Adding
25
Deleting
25
Editing
25
Menu
21
Using
21
Phone Care
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Phone Components 8
PIMS Menu
24
Predictive Text
17
Problem Solving
Phone Does
Not Ring
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Phone Does
Not Turn On 41
Signal Strength
Varies
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Q
Quick Keys
L
Left Soft Key
Lock Code
8
35
M
Memory
Message Alert
Messages Menu
Minute Alert
Missed Calls
Multitap
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16
15
30
18
17
R
Reset Factory
Settings
Restrict Calls
Right Soft Key
Ring Tones
Distinctive
Ringer
Juke Box
Ringer Volumes
Settings Menu
Shortcuts
Silent Mode
SMS
Receiving Calls
Sending Messages
Soft Keys
Sounds
Increasing
Volume
Message Alert
Minute Minder
Ring
Silent
Vibrating Alert
Speed Dial
Sub LCD
Contrast
Display
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13
13
13
12
15
13
29
16
30
29
13
16
25
31
31
T
Technical Assistance 41
Technical Support 41
Text Input
16
Text Memo
38
Text Messaging 15
Time
Alarm
27
Troubleshooting 41
13
U
Unit Conversion
28
36
36
8
V
Vibrating Alert
Voice Memos
Voicemail
Volume Controls
16
37
15
29
W
25
34
29
S
Safety Information 5
Scheduler
26
Security Lock Code 35
WAP Browser
Menu
Ring Tones
Images
Games
Warranty
Word Mode
World Time
Writing Messages
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33
34
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LIMITED WARRANTY
GTRAN Wireless provides this Limited Warranty for your mobile phone and original accessory
delivered with your mobile phone (hereinafter referred to as “Product”).
Should your Product need warranty service, please return it to the dealer from whom it was
purchased, or contact Advanced Portable Technologies (1994) Ltd.
OUR WARRANTY
Subject to the conditions of this Limited Warranty, GTRAN Wireless warrants this Product to be
free from defects in design, material, and workmanship at the time of its original purchase by a
consumer, and for a subsequent period of one (1) year.
WHAT WE WILL DO
If, during the warranty period, this Product fails to operate under normal use and service, due to
defects in design, materials, or workmanship, GTRAN Wireless authorised distributors or service
partners, in the country where you purchased the Product, will, at their option, either repair or
replace the Product in accordance with the terms and conditions stipulated herein.
GTRAN Wireless and/or its service partners reserve the right to charge a handling fee if a
returned Product is found not to be under warranty according to the conditions below.
CONDITIONS
1.
The warranty is valid only if the original proof of purchase issued to the original
purchaser by the dealer, specifying the date of purchase and serial number*, is
presented with the Product to be repaired or replaced. GTRAN Wireless reserves the
right to refuse warranty service if this information has been removed or changed after
the original purchase of the Product from the dealer.
2.
If GTRAN Wireless repairs or replaces the Product, the repaired or replaced Product
shall be warranted for the remaining time of the original warranty period or for ninety
(90) days from the date of repair, whichever is longer. Repair or replacement may
involve the use of functionally equivalent reconditioned units. Replaced parts or
components will become the property of GTRAN Wireless.
3.
This warranty does not cover any failure of the Product due to normal wear and tear, or
due to misuse, including but not limited to use in other than the normal and customary
manner, in accordance with the GTRAN Wireless instructions for use and maintenance
of the Product. Nor does this warranty cover any failure of the Product due to accident,
modification or adjustment, acts of God, or damage resulting from liquid.
4.
Since the cellular system on which the Product is to operate is provided by a carrier
independent from GTRAN Wireless, GTRAN Wireless will not be responsible for the
operation, availability, coverage, services, or range of that system.
5.
This warranty does not cover Product failures caused by installations, modifications, or
repair or opening of the product performed by non-GTRAN Wireless authorised
personnel.
6.
The warranty does not cover Product failures which have been caused by use of
accessories or other peripheral devices which are not GTRAN Wireless branded original
accessories intended for use with the Product.
7.
Tampering with any of the seals on the Product will void the warranty.
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8.
THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES, WHETHER WRITTEN OR ORAL, OTHER
THAN THIS PRINTED LIMITED WARRANTY, ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING
WITHOUT LIMITATION THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS
LIMITED WARRANTY. IN NO EVENT SHALL GTRAN WIRELESS OR ITS LICENSORS
BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE
WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOST PROFITS OR COMMERCIAL
LOSS, TO THE FULL EXTENT THOSE DAMAGES CAN BE DISCLAIMED BY LAW.
Some countries/states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential
damages, or limitation of the duration of implied warranties, so the preceding limitations or
exclusions may not apply to you.
The warranty provided does not affect the consumer’s statutory rights under applicable
legislation in force, nor the consumer’s rights against the dealer arising from their sales/
purchase contract.
*In some countries/regions additional information is requested. If so, this is clearly shown on the
valid proof of purchase.
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