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to using your Nokia 6100
welcome
This guide provides you with all the information you need to
use your phone, from making a call to texting a friend.
You can also find out more about the wide range of services
offered by Orange to keep you in touch and informed whether
you’re at home, at work or abroad.
So that you can make your first call please take a few
moments to register with Orange. Thank you
insert your SIM Card
1 Look for the plastic card that is in your
Orange box. If you cannot find it, the
SIM Card may have already been
inserted into your phone. If it is not in
your phone or your box, please ask
your company’s Orange account holder
for a SIM Card.
2 Remove the SIM Card from its plastic
surround by carefully pushing it out.
Its contacts are easily damaged so take
care when doing this and try to avoid
touching them.
insert and charge your battery
4 Insert the SIM Card into the raised silver
bracket, so it is held in place by the
ends, with the cut off corner in the
position shown below (bottom right).
5 Push the silver bracket cover down until
it clicks into place, making sure the SIM
Card gold contacts are face down.
insert the battery
1 Align the gold contacts of the battery
with those on the phone.
2 Slide the battery onto the contact points
and press it down until it clicks into place.
SIM Card
3 Lift up the metal SIM Card cover from
the base of the Phone.
Note: If you are upgrading your phone,
and your previous phone did not support
Multi Media Messaging, to use Multi Media
Messaging you must insert your new
SIM card.
charge the battery
The first charge must be for a minimum of
1.5 hours in order to achieve optimum
performance. Subsequent charges should
be 1.5 hours if the battery is completely
flat. You can make calls whilst charging as
long as you have registered with Orange.
1 Plug your charger into a mains socket.
2 Insert the lead into the socket on the base
of your phone. The battery indicator on
the right of the display will show up to
seven bars whilst charging. Do not
remove the battery covers whilst charging.
3 To remove the charger socket gently pull
the lead from the base of your phone.
3 Slide the battery cover into place.
remove the battery and cover
1 To remove the battery cover push down
the small triangle and pull the back
downwards.
2 To remove the battery, lift it out of the
phone from the base.
Rechargeable batteries have a limited
lifespan and Orange recommend that you
purchase a new one every year.
For more information about compatible
accessories, contact your company’s
Orange account holder or call 158 for
more details.
registration
if your phone wasn’t
registered with Orange
when you bought it, follow
the simple steps below
switching your phone on
Switch your phone on by pressing and
holding the silver
button at
the top of your phone.
registration
Please call Business Customer Services
on 158 from your Orange phone,
07973 100 158 from any other phone or
via your usual route, before you make any
other calls.
products that could be useful to you.
If you answer No, Orange will not
communicate with you unless it is in
connection with your own account.
If you change your mind at any time, simply
call 158.
During your first call to Orange Customer
Services you will be asked for the following
information:
1 The 15 digit serial number
Or IMEI number – which is inside your
phone underneath the battery.
2 The SIM Card number
This is on the SIM Card itself.
8 9 4 4 1 2
While speaking with Business Customer
Services, you will be asked whether you
wish to receive any marketing material from
Orange. By answering Yes, Orange will
keep you informed of any special offers or
promotions which could save you money,
and make you aware of new services and
3 A password for security purposes
For example your mother’s maiden
name.
4 Your address
Including the postcode.
your Orange phone number
This is given to you either when you buy
your phone or when you call to register.
SIM update
When your phone is registered you will
receive one or more SIM updates. They will
arrive as text messages and the message
SIM Update will appear on the display.
upgrade registration
If you are already an Orange customer and
wish to register an upgraded phone, please
call 0800 079 0027 from any other phone
before you make any other calls. This only
applies if your phone was not registered at
the time you bought it.
acknowledging and deleting your
SIM update:
If your phone is switched on when the
message arrives you will hear a tone and
see 1 message received. If your phone is
switched off when your SIM update arrives,
you’ll hear the tone and see
when you
turn your phone on.
1 Press the left soft key
under Show to
open and read the message.
2 When you have read the message press
the left soft key
under Options.
3 Highlight Delete then press the left soft
key
under Select. Press OK.
4 You should turn your phone off and back
on again. This will enable you to make
your first call.
with the 6100 you can...
■
■
■
send and receive photo
messages
communicate easily
across five continents
with tri-band
have constant access
to a wealth of information
with GPRS
■
■
■
download applications
with JavaTM technology
view photographs,
pictures and wallpapers
on the full colour screen
set polyphonic ringtones
so you’re sound is as
good as your look
the Nokia 6100 – the small phone that’s big on style
inside
1
get to know your phone
1.2
Navigate the menus
4
decide how to manage
your calls
1.3
1.4
Menu map
4.1
Orange Answer Phone
Symbols on your display
4.1
Answer Phone Call Return
4.4
Call Divert
5
send and receive
messages
2
make calls
2.1
Make a call
2.3
Answer a call
2.3
Redial a number
5.1
Photo Messaging
2.4
Call Waiting
5.3
Send a text message
2.4
Hold a call
5.4
Standard and predictive text input
2.5
Mute a call
5.4
Group Text Messaging
2.5
Caller id
5.6
Picture messages
3
manage your contacts
using your phonebook
3.1
Call a number in your phonebook
3.1
Store a name and number
3.2
Edit your phonebook
5.6
Text message templates
5.7
Receive a text message
5.7
Manage your text messages
6
enjoy Orange Multi Media
services
3.3
Organise your phonebook
6.1
Orange WAP Services
3.4
Copy numbers
6.2
Orange GPRS
3.4
Orange Directory Enquiries
6.7
Orange Text Media
3.5
Speed dialling
6.7
Orange Information menu
3.6
Send a business card
6.8
Orange Voice Media
3.6
Group your contacts
3.7
Memory Mate
7
keep in touch using
additional features
10
ensure your phone is
secure
7.1
Conference Calling
10.1
SIM Card PIN
7.2
Line 2
10.2
Fixed Dialling
7.2
Wirefree connections
10.3
Call Barring
7.4
Synchronisation
10.4
Security code
7.4
Orange Answer Fax
10.5
Manufacturer’s warranty
7.5
Orange Assistant
7.5
Fax and data calls
11
have fun on your phone
7.7
Wallet
11.1
Games
■
Navigate the menus
7.9
Pop-PortTM
12
International services
■
Menu map
8
personalise your phone
12.1
8.1
Java
12.3
Select a network
■
Symbols on your display
8.2
Change your phone’s appearance
8.3
Change your ringtone
13
reference
8.4
Select your profile
13.1
radio waves and your phone
8.4
Caller group ringtones
8.5
Take a photograph
14
index
9
manage your time and calls
9.1
Set the time and date
9.2
Calendar
9.3
Calculator
9.4
Review your calls
9.5
Call length
get to know
your phone
1
1 - get to know your phone
power key
press and hold to switch
your phone on
volume keys
end a call
to turn the volume up
to end a call or, if your
and down
phone is ringing to reject
a call and divert it to your
Orange Answer Phone
soft keys
scroll keys
the function of these
to move through the
change according to
menu options and to
what you are doing
access your phonebook
answer a call
to answer a call or
to make an outgoing call
keypad
Pop-PortTM
switch your phone on
make your selection
To switch your phone on press and hold
the power key
on the top of
the phone.
The soft keys control how you choose a
function. On your display you will see what
feature the soft key controls, depending on
what you are doing at the time. So, for
example, from the main display the left soft
key
will access Menu and the right
soft key
will access Names.
When you switch your phone on for the
first time you will be prompted to enter the
time and date. Enter the time, in 24 hour
mode, using the keypad and press
under OK. Enter the date in the same way
and press
under OK again.
To select an item from a menu scroll to the
item using the
and
keys. When the
item is highlighted press
under Select.
From inside the menus, press
under
Back or Exit to return to the previous screen.
make your way around
the menus
You can also access some of your
features directly from the main display:
To enter the menus, press
under Menu.
Use the
and
keys to find your way
around the menus. Each menu has its own
set of submenus. Have a look at the menu
map overleaf for a breakdown of the
submenus.
Press
Press
Press
You can return to the main display at any
time from within any menu simply by
pressing
.
to connect headphones
and other accessories
charger socket
1.1
to access your calendar.
to write a text message.
or
to open your phonebook.
1.2
explore the menus
1 Messages
Text messages
Multimedia msgs.
Chat
Voice messages
Info messages
Message settings
Service commands
2 Call register
Missed calls
Received calls
Dialled numbers
Delete recent call lists
Call duration
Call costs
GPRS data counter
GPRS connection timer
3 Profiles
General
Silent
Meeting
Outdoor
Pager
4 Settings
Time and date settings
Call settings
Phone settings
Display settings
Tone settings
Accessory settings
Security settings
Restore factory settings
5 Alarm clock
Set alarm time
6 Gallery
View folders
Add folder
Delete folder
Rename folder
Gallery services
7 Organiser
Calendar
To-do list
13 Information
Sport
Lifestyle
Finance
12 Services
Home
Bookmarks
Service inbox
Settings
Go to address
Clear the cache
1.3
11 Connectivity
Infrared
GPRS
10 Extras
Calculator
Countdown timer
Stopwatch
Wallet
9 Applications
Select application
App. services
Memory
1.4
8 Games
Select game
Game services
Memory
Settings
6
How do I change my phone’s ring tone?
symbols on your display
1 From the main display press Menu to enter
Antenna
The more bars visible, the stronger the
the main menu. Scroll to highlight Settings
signal
and press Select.
Battery level
2 Scroll to Tone settings and press Select.
The more bars visible, the more battery
Select Ringing tone.
power
3 Scroll through the tones and press Select
Call in progress
when you come to the one that you want.
Active call
Call on hold
*
D
Data call
Sent message numbers
G
GPRS connection
Standard text input
–––
Call Waiting
make calls
*
Predictive text input
Answer Phone message received
Upper case indicator
Answer Phone message received on
Lower case indicator
Line 1 *
Upper case indicator followed by
lower case
Line 2*
Line diverted
Diverted to Answer Phone, or other
Line 1 and Line 2 *
phone number *
Text message received
Line 1 diverted *
If flashing, the memory is full
Line 2 diverted *
Multi Media message received
Line 1 and Line 2 diverted *
Text message delivery report
Locked keypad
Information about sent and received text
Unlock then Star key to unlock
messages
Line 1 indicator * (may not always
(Stored) Reply to text message
appear)
Line 2 indicator *
Folder
Read message
* not available to pay as you go customers
1.5
■
Make a call
■
Answer a call
■
Redial a number
■
Call Waiting
■
Hold a call
■
Mute a call
■
Caller id
2
2 - make calls
make a call
1 press and hold this button
to turn your phone on
listen to calls
at the right
volume
When you are on a call
press the top button to
increase the earpiece
volume or the bottom button
to decrease the volume.
2 dial the number you want
to call, don’t forget to use
the full area code
3 press to make the call
avoid
accidental
calls
It’s a good idea to lock the
keypad to avoid making
calls by mistake.
To lock the keys, press
Menu and then the
key.
To unlock the keypad press
the left soft key and then the
key.
2.1
2.2
2 - make calls
choose whether you
answer a call or not
redialling a number
If you call someone and get disconnected
or forget to tell them something, you can
call them straight back by redialling the
last dialled number.
1 When your phone rings, press
to answer the call.
2 Press
to busy the call to your
Answer Phone.
3 To end a call press
.
To redial the phone number last dialled
press
twice.
choose how to take
your calls
To redial other numbers that were
previously dialled:
You can use your Nokia 6100 as a
speakerphone if you need to keep your
hands free while you are talking.
1 Press
once.
2 Scroll through the phone numbers using
the
and
keys.
3 Press
to call your selected number.
1 When your phone rings, press
to answer the call.
2 Press
to select Loudsp. You will now
be able to hear and speak to the other
caller without holding the phone to your
ear.
3 Press
to select Handset to return
to normal speaking mode.
2.3
take two different calls
at the same time
put a call on hold
not available to pay as you go customers
Put a call on hold if you need to look
something up and get back to the
caller quickly.
When you are on a call, answer a second
call without ending the first using
Call Waiting.
1 Whilst you are in the active call,
press Options.
2 Scroll to Hold and press Select.
3 Press Unhold to return to the call.
1 Enter the Menu and select Settings.
Scroll to Call settings, then scroll to Call
waiting and press Select.
2 Select Activate.
You can also put an active call on hold,
make a second call and then return to
the original call:
The sound of two beeps when you are
on a call indicates you have a second
incoming call.
You can also set up your phone to
automatically redial a number if it has
been unable to establish a connection.
To accept the new call press Answer.
1 Press Menu, scroll to and select Settings
using
and
. Select Call settings.
2 Select Automatic redial and select On.
To end the active call press
1 Put your original call on hold.
2 To make a new call press Options,
select New call and key in the number.
Press
.
3 Press Swap to swap between the
two calls.
4 To end the active call press
.
Press Unhold to return to the
original call.
To swap between calls press Swap.
.
2.4
2 - make calls
during a call you may wish
to speak to someone
privately
Note: This service depends on the caller
allowing their number to be seen.
know who is calling you, or
hide your number when
you make a call
Sometimes you may need to say something
to another person that you don’t want your
caller to hear. In these cases, you can
mute your call and preserve your privacy.
■
Call a number in your phonebook
■
To hide your number when calling
another person, simply dial 141 before
the number.
■
Edit your phonebook
■
Organise your phonebook
To hide your number permanently, call
Business Customer Services on 158 from
your Orange phone or 07973 100 158 from
any other phone. Whilst your number is
hidden you will not be able to see the
Caller id of any incoming calls.
■
■
Copy your numbers
■
Speed dialling
■
Send a business card
■
Group your contacts
■
Memory Mate
Your Caller id identifies you to a person
you are calling and identifies a caller to you.
1 Press Options while the call is active.
2 Scroll to Mute and press Select.
3 Press Unmute to cancel the mute.
if you have missed a call
you can call the number
back straight away
To call back a missed call:
1 Press Menu, scroll to Call register and
press Select. Press Select again to enter
the Missed calls menu.
2 Scroll to the number you want and press
to call the number back.
Note: If you are abroad the availability of the
services described in this section depends
on the network that you are using.
2.5
manage your contacts
using your phonebook
3
3 - manage your contacts using your phonebook
store the names and
numbers of your friends,
family and colleagues in
your phonebook
To open your phonebook press
This opens your phonebook in
alphabetical order.
or
To add a new entry to your phonebook:
1 At the main display, key in the phone
number including the full area code.
Press Options and you will see Save
highlighted. Press Select.
2 Key in the name. Press each key the
relevant number of times to get the letter
you need. For example, to get the letter
J press the 5 key once and to get the
letter S press the 7 key four times.
Press 0 for a space.
3 Press Clear if you need to delete a
character or press and hold Clear to
delete the entire name.
4 Press OK when you have finished.
The number will be saved to your phone
memory.
.
The quickest way to find a name is to press
the key which corresponds with the initial
letter of the name you are looking for. If you
press a key twice, quickly, you will go to
the names starting with the second letter
on the key.
You can also search for contacts by
pressing Names at the main display. Select
Search and key in the name or the first few
letters of the name you are looking for and
press Search. The menu will move to the
entries that match.
To add additional numbers to a name:
1 At the main display, press
or
and
scroll to the name you need to add
additional numbers to.
2 Press Details, then Options and then
scroll to and select Add number.
To call an entry in your phonebook scroll
to the person you would like to talk to and
press
.
3.1
3 Select a type for the number.
Choose from:
■ General
■ Mobile
■ Home
■ Office
■ Fax
Note: You can only add additional numbers
and information to contacts stored in the
phone’s memory.
You can also edit the contacts in your
phonebook.
To edit an item:
4 Enter the new number and press OK.
5 You will see Saved to phone memory in
the display.
1 Press
or
to enter your
phonebook.
2 Scroll to the name of the person whose
details you wish to edit and press Details.
3 Scroll to the name, number or other item
you want to edit and press Options.
Select Edit name/number/detail. Press
OK when you have finished editing the
item to save your changes.
4 Press
to return to the main display.
You can add additional information to a
contact stored in your phone’s memory. To
add additional information to a contact:
1 At the main display, press
or
and
select a name to add to.
2 Press Details and then Options and
select Add detail. Choose from:
■ E-mail address
■ Web address
■ Postal address
■ Note
3 Enter the information and press OK.
4 You will see Saved to phone memory in
the display.
3.2
Which phonebook should I save my
numbers in?
delete unwanted contacts
from your phonebook
copy numbers between
your phone and SIM Card
1 Press Names. Scroll to Delete and
press Select.
2 Select One by one to delete a name or
names. Press Delete to delete the
highlighted contact, then OK to confirm
your choice.
3 To delete all the names in your
phonebook select Delete all.
Choose to delete either your Phone or
SIM Card memory and press Delete.
You will be asked if you’re sure, press OK.
Enter your Security Code and press OK.
For information about your Security code
see chapter 10.
It’s easy to swap all your names and
numbers from your SIM Card to your
phone’s memory or vice versa.
1 Press Names. Scroll to Copy and
press Select.
2 Choose whether to copy your contacts
from the phone to your SIM, or from
your SIM to the phone. Press Select.
3 Select whether to move your contacts
One by One, or All. Press Select.
4 To move one by one, scroll to the
contact you wish to move and press
Copy. Choose to Keep original to keep a
copy of your contact in the original
destination, or Move original to only have
a copy of your contact in the new
destination. Press Select. To move more
of your contacts simply repeat this step.
5 To move All your contacts, you must
choose whether to Keep original to keep
a copy of your contacts in the original
a copy of your contacts in the new
Call Orange Directory Enquiries for one step
You can store up to 90 names and numbers
access to any numbers you need. Simply call
on your SIM Card. Your phone’s internal
memory is dynamic and is shared by all
your phone’s features. For example, saving
a high number of ring tones may affect the
number of contacts you can store to your
phone’s memory.
You will be able to access any numbers
stored in the SIM phonebook if you use your
SIM Card in another phone. Numbers saved
in your SIM Card will be denoted by the
symbol.
You should store contacts in your phone’s
memory if you wish to add additional data to
the phone number, for example an email
address. You can personalise these contacts
in a number of ways, including assigning ring
tones and pictures to appear when they call.
3.3
118 000 and tell the operator the name or place
you are looking for and they will tell you the
number (you can request three numbers per
call). Then, they will send a text message to your
phone at no extra cost, allowing you to call the
number directly from the message or add it
straight to your phonebook.
Each time you call we'll search for up to three
numbers for a fixed fee of only 50.2p. There's no
charge for being connected straight through,
and the on going call is 25.5p per minute. All
prices are excluding VAT.
destination. Press Select. Confirm your
choice by pressing OK.
6 To move Default nos. you must choose
whether to Keep original to keep a copy
of your contacts in the original
a copy of your contacts in the new
destination. Press OK to start copying.
3.4
Default numbers are the numbers your
phone automatically calls for your
contact, usually the first number entered
for the contact and marked by a box
outline around the icon.
If a contacts phone number is stored on
your SIM Card and phone memory, their
name doesn’t appear when they call.
Only the phone number will appear.
To activate speed dialling:
To edit your speed dial numbers:
1 Press Menu and select Settings. Select
Call settings.
2 Select Speed dialling and select On.
1 Press Names and select Speed dials.
2 Scroll to the number you wish to edit
and press Options.
3 Press Select to view, change or delete
the assigned number.
To assign a number to a speed dial:
1 Press the speed dial key that you want
to assign the number to then press
.
Press OK when you are asked if you’d
like to Assign as speed dial number now.
2 Press Search to choose the name and
number that you wish to assign then
press Select twice.
Note: Your SIM Card can store 90
contacts. When you copy contacts from
the phone memory to the SIM memory only
the first 90 contacts saved will be
transferred.
call your favourite numbers
without having to enter
your phonebook
To make a call using speed dialling:
1 Press and hold the key assigned to the
number you want.
Note: If speed dialling is not activated you
can still dial your contacts quickly by
pressing the location number you want and
then pressing
.
Speed dialling allows you to call eight
of your most used numbers by pressing
just one key. These numbers are stored
in keys 2 to 9.
3.5
Via infrared
See chapter 7 for details on how to
transfer data via infrared.
■ Via text message
send a text message.
To receive a business card press Show
when you receive the message. Press Save
to save the contact to your phone’s memory.
Note: You are charged your standard service
rate for each text message you send.
■
send and receive
contact information
between phones
keep your phonebook
organised by dividing your
contacts into groups
Your Nokia 6100 can send and receive
contact information in the form of business
cards via Text Messaging and Infrared to
compatible phones.
You can group your contacts together
and then assign different ring tones and
logos to each group to help you identify
who is calling.
To send a business card:
1 Press
to enter your phonebook.
2 Scroll to the name of the person whose
details you wish to send and press Details.
3 Press Options and select Send bus. card.
Choose how to send the details:
1 Press Names and select Caller groups.
Select the Caller group that you want.
3.6
So, if the worst happens, they will still be
available to you.
2 Select Group name and enter a new
name. Press OK.
3 Select Group members, then press Add.
Your phonebook will open. Scroll
through it and press Add to add a new
member. Press Options and select Add
name to add more people to the group.
4 To remove a name press Options then
select Remove name.
For a low one-off charge you can purchase
a Memory Mate card from any Orange
Shop which will back up your SIM Card
address book.
Then, simply return to your Orange Shop
regularly to have any new information
backed up at no additional cost.
Chapter 8 explains how to assign ring
tones to Caller groups.
And, if you’re joining Orange from another
network, Memory Mate can be used to
transfer the contacts and text messages
saved on your old SIM Card to your new
Orange SIM Card, keeping your move
totally hassle-free.
backup your SIM Card
address book
Make sure that losing your phone doesn’t
mean losing all of the important contact
information stored on your SIM Card.
For more information, visit your nearest
Orange Shop and one of our
representatives will be happy to assist you.
Memory Mate is a new service which
ensures that the details you have stored on
your SIM Card for all of your friends,
colleagues and family are safely backed up.
3.7
decide how to
manage your calls
■
Orange Answer Phone
■
Orange Answer Phone Call Return
■
Call Divert
4
4 - decide how to manage your calls
what happens when you
get an Answer Phone
message?
You can use Answer Phone Call Return to
return a call after someone has left a message
on your Answer Phone, without having to
remember or make a note of their number.
When someone leaves a message on your
Answer Phone, the
symbol will appear
on your phone’s display along with New
Answer Phone message. This symbol will
remain until the message has been saved
or deleted. Answer Phone messages that
have not been listened to will be saved for
up to 21 days.
To use Answer Phone Call Return:
1 Listen to your Answer Phone message as
normal.
2 When you have finished, if you want to
return the call, simply press # while you
are still connected.
3 Orange Answer Phone will automatically
dial the caller’s number and connect you.
listening to your Answer
Phone messages
Note: Answer Phone Call Return is only
available if the network you are calling
To listen to your Answer Phone
messages select Listen when the message
first arrives, or press and hold the 1 key.
Listen to the simple steps to save, listen to
or delete messages. You can save
messages that you have listened to for up
to seven days.
supports this service. You will be charged your
use Answer Phone
shortcuts to manage your
messages efficiently
personalising your Answer
Phone greeting
Your Answer Phone comes with a standard
greeting but you can record your own
personal greeting so your callers know
they’ve got through to you.
Your Answer Phone is quick to use as there
are several single key presses to help you
move through your messages.
1 Call your Answer Phone by pressing and
holding the 1 key. Listen to the simple
steps and select option 3, then option 1,
then option 1 again.
2 Record your greeting followed by the
# key.
3 Press 2 to save it.
When listening to your messages press:
1
2
3
7
8
9
#
0
to listen to your message again
to save your message
to delete your message
to rewind 10 seconds
to skip to the next message
to fast forward 10 seconds
to return the call
for help
standard service plan rate for the call.
4.1
4.2
set up an Answer Phone
PIN
Phone messages from any other phone
even while abroad. To use this service you
must set up an Answer Phone PIN.
For added Answer Phone security, you can
set up your Answer Phone to request a PIN
number each time you want to listen to
your messages.
To access your Answer Phone
messages from another phone or while
abroad:
1 Call 07973 100 123 from any phone.
2 Enter your Orange number followed by
the # key.
3 Enter your Answer Phone PIN followed
by the # key.
4 Follow the simple steps to listen to your
messages.
To set up an Answer Phone PIN:
1 Call your Answer Phone by pressing and
holding the 1 key.
2 Select option 3, then option 2.
3 Enter your chosen Answer Phone PIN
which should be between 4 and 10
digits, followed by the # key.
4 Press 1 to save your Answer Phone PIN.
Note: With recent improvements to our
international network, if you select the
Orange network in certain EU countries,
you can dial into Answer Phone in the
same way as in the UK and no longer need
a PIN number to access your messages
from abroad.
Please call Business Customer Services for
up-to-date information, or visit:
www.orange.co.uk/business
listen to your Answer Phone
messages from any other
phone and while abroad
If you do not have access to your Orange
phone, you can listen to your Answer
4.3
when you can’t take your
calls, why not divert them
to another number
To activate a divert:
1 From the main display press Menu to
enter the main menu. Scroll to Settings
and press Select.
2 Scroll to Call settings and press Select.
Press Select again at Call divert.
3 Select the type of divert you want
to activate.
4 Select Activate. Choose to divert the
call to your Answer Phone or to
another number.
5 When the correct number is displayed
press OK to save the divert setting.
Call Divert allows you to divert different
types of calls to different numbers. So, you
might choose to divert fax calls to your
office fax machine, but voice calls to your
Answer Phone. The availability of this
facility depends upon the network that you
are using.
To check the divert status of a call type:
You can set up Call diverts for the following
types of calls:
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
Divert
Divert
Divert
Divert
Divert
Divert
Divert
and press Select.
2 Scroll to Call settings and press Select.
Select Call divert.
to check.
4 Select Check status. The status of the
divert will be displayed.
all voice calls
if busy
if not answered
if out of reach
if not available
all fax calls
all data calls
4.4
To cancel your diverts:
send and receive
text messages
and press Select.
2 Select Call settings.
to cancel.
4 Select Cancel.
Note: There is no charge to set up or
cancel a divert. You are charged your
normal Service Plan rate and, if you are
calling or diverting your calls abroad, the
rate will vary depending on the service
provider you are using.
4.5
■
Photo Messaging
■
Send a text message
■
Standard and predictive text input
■
Group Text Messaging
■
Picture Messaging
■
Text message templates
■
Receive a text message
■
Manage your text messages
5
5 - send and receive text messages
explore a new world
of messages with
Photo Messaging
Photo Messaging changes the way you
message, allowing you to send and receive
text and pictures in one message to other
mobile users.
You can send photo messages to any
other phone. If the recipients phone
supports Photo Messaging they will be able
to see the photo. If the recipients phone
does not support Photo Messaging they
will receive a text message with a website
address and password and they can view
the photo online via the Orange website.
You can also send Photo Messages to
email addresses.
Note: Photo Messaging and its availability
depends upon which network/service
provider you are using when abroad.
5.1
To send a photo message:
To read a photo message:
1 Press Menu, select Messages and then
Multimedia msgs. Select Create message.
2 Write any text that you would like to
include in the message. See page 5.3
for details on text input.
3 To insert your picture press Options
and Select Insert image. Your Gallery
will open.
4 Scroll to the folder which contains the
picture or tone that you want to insert
and press Open.
5 Scroll to the picture that you want and
press Options. Select Insert.
6 To view the message before you send it
press Options and select Preview.
7 Press Options and then select
Send to number or Send to e-mail.
8 Enter the phone number or e-mail
address of the person that you wish to
send the message to. Press OK.
9 The message will be moved to your
Outbox where it will be sent. You can
use the other functions on your phone
whilst the message is being sent.
1 When you receive a photo message you
will hear a tone and see
Multimedia
message received on your display.
2 Press Show to view the message, or
press Exit to save the message to your
Inbox for later viewing.
3 Read the message and look at the
attachments using the scroll keys.
4 Press Options to choose from the
following:
■ Details
To view the message subject, size
and class.
■ Save image
To save the image in the Gallery.
■ Delete message
To delete the message press OK
to confirm your choice.
■ Reply
To reply to the message enter your
message and select Options and
then Send.
■
■
■
Forward to number
Send this message on to another
phone number.
Forward to e-mail
Send this message on to an
email address.
Message details
To view sender and recipient details
as well as the time and date of
sending and the subject.
If you have purchased a camera accessory
see page 8.5 for details on how to take
photographs.
5.2
How do I know which symbols are
text messages are fun,
quick and convenient
available on which keys?
key
When a phone call is inappropriate, or you
only want to convey a short and simple
message you can send a text message.
1 From the main display press
.
2 A blank new message screen will be
displayed. You can now write your text
message.
3 Your phone will be set to standard text
input indicated by
. To enter text
using this mode you have to press each
key the right number of times to get the
character you want.
For example, to get an O you would
press the 6 key three times. For an A
you would press the 2 key once. Press 0
for a space. Press # to swap between
Abc, ABC and abc case.
4 Press and hold
for a selection of
symbols.
5 To delete a single character, press Clear.
To delete the entire message, press
Options and scroll to Clear text then
symbol
1
.,’?!”1-( )@/:_
2
abc2äæåàáâãç
3
def3èéêë∂
4
ghi4ìíîï
5
jkl5£
6
mno6öøòóôõñ
7
pqrs7β$
8
tuv8ùúûü
9
wxyz9ýρ
0
space 0
press Select.
6 To send the message, press Options,
and select Send. Enter the number you
want to send the message to, or press
Search to find the number in your
phonebook. Press OK.
Note: The ability to send and receive text
messages when roaming is dependant
upon the partner network in use.
5.3
save time using predictive
text input
send the same text
message to more than
one person
This uses a dictionary to recognise certain
combinations of letters and uses this to
predict the word you want to write.
This is a handy feature to use when you
need to repeat the same message to
more than one person.
1 Press # repeatedly when you are writing
the message until you get to
.
2 Swap back to standard text input at any
time by pressing # until you get to
.
1 When you have finished writing your text
message press Options.
2 Scroll to Sending options and press Select.
3 Select Send to many.
4 Select the first person you want to send
the message to and press Send.
Do the same for the second person and
so on until you have selected everyone
you want to send the message to. Press
Done to send the message.
To enter text using predictive input you only
need to press the key for a letter once. So,
for example, to write the word orange you
would press 6, 7, 2, 6, 4 and 3. You will see
that the word does not appear on screen
immediately - don’t worry, that’s how it
works.
When you have finished pressing all of the
keys, the word should appear on screen.
Press 0 to accept the word or press
repeatedly to view the alternative word
options. When the right word appears press
0. A space will automatically be added and
you can start to enter the next word.
Note: The cost to send a text message
depends on your Service Plan and you are
charged for each person the message is
sent to.
5.4
How do I know whether a text message
You can also send text messages to a list
of contacts that you have created so that
you don’t need to manually add contacts
every time.
has been delivered?
brighten up your text
message with a picture
say more with long text
messages
When you send a message, put the letters
RCT at the front of the first word without
leaving a space. When the message is
To create a distribution list:
delivered, a confirmation message will be
returned to you
1 Press Menu and select Messages then
Text messages.
2 Scroll to and select Distribution lists.
If you do not have any lists set up, you
will see (empty).
3 Press Add. Add list will be highlighted
press Select.
4 Give your distribution list a name and
press OK.
5 Your new list is highlighted press Options
and select View list. You will see
Distribution list empty.
6 Press Add to open the list of contacts
saved on your phone’s memory. Scroll
through your contacts lists selecting
contacts to add to this distribution list.
7 Press Done when you are finished.
To send messages to your distribution
list:
1 When you have finished writing your text
message press Options.
2 Scroll to Sending options and press Select.
3 Select Send to list.
4 Scroll to the list you wish to send the
message to and press Select
Note: The cost to send a text message
depends on your Service Plan and you are
charged for each person the message is
sent to.
You can save up to seven distribution lists,
each containing up to twenty people.
5.5
You can send and receive text picture
messages from your phone to other
compatible phones which use text
picture messaging.
You are not limited to a total of 160
characters for your text messages. If your
text message exceeds 160 characters it
will be broken up and sent as a series of
linked messages. You will, however, be
charged your standard talk plan rate for
each text message that is sent.
.
2 Write any text you would like in the
message and then press Options.
Scroll through the options and select
Insert picture.
3 Press View to look at the pictures and
press Insert to add one to your text
message.
4 Now you can write your message as
normal and send it in the usual way as
the picture is attached to the message.
use text templates
Your Nokia 6100 comes preset with 10 text
and 10 text picture messages which are
saved as text message templates.
To use a template:
Note: The cost of sending a text picture
message is the same as three standard
text messages. If you’ve upgraded to a
Multi Media Messaging phone you should
insert your new SIM Card.
.
2 Press Options and scroll to and select
Use Template. Scroll to the template that
you would like to use and press Select.
3 You can edit the template as you would
a normal text message.
5.6
message folders
If you need to send the same message
regularly you can save time by creating
a text message template:
Keep all your text messages in folders, so
you can easily find important information.
1 Press Menu and select Messages.
Select Text messages.
2 Scroll to Templates and press Select.
3 Select a message to change. Press
Options and select Edit.
4 Select As text message and then edit
the message as you wish. Press Options
and select Save Message.
5 Press Yes to replace the original
template.
To create a message folder:
Select Text messages, then select
My folders.
2 Press Options and select Add folder.
3 You will be prompted to enter a name for
the folder. Enter the name and press OK.
The folder will be added.
To move messages into your folders:
to read a text message
Select Text messages, then select
Inbox.
2 Select a message that you want to move
and press Options.
3 Select Move and select which folder you
want to move the message to. Choose
from Archive and Templates folders, as
well as your personal folders.
1 When you receive a text message
is
shown on your display with the words 1
message received. Press Show to read
the message or press Exit to view it later.
The
symbol will remain on your
display until the message has been read.
2 To delete the message, press Options
and select Delete.
5.7
Orange Multi Media
services
■
Orange WAP Services
■
Orange GPRS
■
Orange Text Media
■
■
Orange Voice Media
6
6 - Orange Multi Media services
Orange WAP services
brings you information on
the move
WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) is ideal
for finding up to the minute information
such as train times and share prices. You
can check the news and weather or simply
relax and play games.
For more information on Multi Media
services contact your company’s Orange
account holder or call 07973 100 158.
Note: If abroad the availability of this
service depends on the network that you
are using.
6.1
setting your connection
Orange High Speed Data
Using HSCSD (High Speed Circuit Switched
Data), Orange High Speed Data allows you
to send and receive information such as
files and documents, use email and browse
the Internet at speeds up to three times
faster than Standard GSM.
Orange GPRS (General Packet Radio
Service) is a new service that allows you
to remain connected all day long, while
only paying for the information you transfer.
If you subscribe to GPRS you will need
to change your phone’s settings in order
to start enjoying Orange WAP services.
Here’s what to do.
To subscribe to this service call Orange Data
Access on 156 to register.
1 Press Menu, scroll to Services and
press Select.
2 Scroll to Settings and press Select.
3 Scroll to Active service settings and
press Select.
4 Scroll to Orange GPRS and select
Activate. Press
to return to the
main display.
6.2
To start using WAP:
1 Press and hold 0 to automatically open
the Orange Homepage.
4 To end your WAP session press and
hold
.
If you lose the Orange WAP settings stored
on your phone, simply copy them from the
tables opposite:
2 Scroll down the page, and press
when you come to a link you want
to visit.
1 Press Menu and scroll to Services.
Press Select.
2 Select Settings and then select Edit
active service settings.
3 Enter the information from the relevant
table opposite.
Note: You will need to activate other
service settings before you can edit them.
3 If you pressed
on the Sport link the
following screen will appear.
6.3
What are my WAP settings?
What are my GPRS WAP settings?
If you lose your WAP settings simply copy them
If you lose your GPRS WAP settings simply
from this table.
copy them from this table.
option
setting
option
setting
Settings name
Orange
Settings name
Orange GPRS
Home page
http://orange.multimedia/
Home page
http://orange.multimedia/
Session mode
Permanent
Session mode
Permanent
Connection security Off
Connection security Off
Data bearer
GSM data
Data bearer
GPRS
Dial up number
+447973100500
GPRS connection
Always online
IP address
192.168.71.35
GPRS access point
orangewap
Authentication type
Normal
IP address
192.168.71.35
Data call type
ISDN
Authentication type
Normal
Data call speed
9600
Login type
Automatic
Login type
Automatic
User name
User name
Orange
Password
Password
Multimedia
Note: You do not need to enter anything in the
Note: Your Username and Password are case
Username and Password fields for GPRS.
sensitive.
6.4
read your emails
choose from a list
of options while you
are browsing
Your Nokia 6100 gives you direct access to
your Orange Mail as well as alerting you on
receipt of new messages. Register at
www.orange-today.co.uk from any PC with
Internet access, to set up your free email
account. You will be provided with a
Username and Password, which you can
use to sign in.
Sign in requires your registered Username
and Password not your email address.
■
■
You can access the Options menu at any
time by pressing Options in WAP.
The Options menu is dynamic in that its
content may vary according to which WAP
site you are visiting. However, the menu will
open to show:
■
■
■
To check your email:
1 Go to the Orange homepage, scroll to
Mail & Messages and press .
2 Scroll to Orange email and press .
3 Follow the onscreen prompts.
■
■
■
The full list of Options is as follows:
■ Home
Takes you to the Orange homepage.
■ Bookmarks
Allows you to create a shortcut to your
favourite sites.
6.5
■
■
Open link
Opens highlighted link. Allows you to
enter the address of a site that you want
to visit.
■
■
Back
Takes you back to the previous screen.
■
Orange
Takes you to the Orange homepage.
Add bookmark
Saves the address of the WAP site you
are browsing as a bookmark so you can
access it easily in the future.
Go to address
Allows you to enter the address of a site
that you wish to visit.
Service inbox
To review your service messages.
Appearance settings
To adjust the way you view information.
Cookie settings
Allows you to choose whether you want
to receive cookies or not.
Use number
To call or save the number displayed.
Reload
To reload the current page refreshing any
information that may have changed.
Clear the cache
To delete the information in the cache.
Security info
To view your security status.
Quit
To end your WAP session.
bookmark your
favourite sites
When you find a site you like you can
bookmark it to go straight there next time.
To bookmark a site:
In the WAP browser, press Options to
access the Options menu. Scroll to Add
bookmark and press Select.
To go to a bookmark:
1 Open the options menu and scroll to
Bookmarks and press Select.
2 Scroll to the bookmark you want and
press
.
6.6
set up text alerts for sports
results, horoscopes, news
and lottery numbers
access information direct
from your phone’s
Information menu
Note: You will be charged your normal
service plan rate for each text message
received.
To set up an Orange text alert simply call
277 free from your Orange phone:
1 Scroll to Information and choose from
the following topics:
■ Sport
■ Lifestyle
■ Finance
if you prefer to listen to the
news rather than read it
simply call 177
1 Call 277.
2 Follow the voice prompts.
After setting up an alert you’ll receive a text
message every time there’s an update
about the subject you’ve chosen.
2 You will be offered a further list of
options. Scroll to the one you want and
press OK.
3 Enter the code for your specific
information and press OK.
4 Choose from the following three options:
■ Latest
Sends you a single text
message with the latest information.
■ All future
Requests that you are sent regular
updates.
■ No more
Cancels the All future option.
To cancel an alert dial 277 and follow the
prompts.
Note: You can receive text alerts when
roaming but you cannot set them up.
6.7
When you call 177 you can listen to
up-to-date information on a variety of
subjects.
1 Call 177.
2 Simply follow the voice prompts to hear
the information you want.
Note: You will be charged a set price of
34p per minute (excluding VAT) to call 177.
6.8
For more information on Multi Media
services call the Orange Literature Request
Line on 07973 973 970 or if you are a pay
as you go customer, on 650 from your
Orange phone. Request a copy of the
Orange Explain Multi Media services
booklet. Alternatively visit our website at
www.orange.co.uk/multimedia
keep in touch using
additional features
6.9
■
Conference Calling
■
Line 2
■
Wirefree connections
■
Synchronisation
■
Orange Assistant
■
Orange Answer Fax
■
Fax and data
■
Wallet
■
Pop-Port
TM
7
7 - keep in touch using additional features
host a conference call
To start a conference call:
Conference Calling allows you to
communicate over the phone with more
than one person at a time, saving you the
time and effort of arranging a meeting.
1 Call someone in the usual way.
The display will show a name (if stored in
the memory) or Call 1.
2 Press Options and select New call.
3 Make another call in the usual way whilst
the first call is on hold.
4 To join the held call and active call
together press Options, scroll to
Conference and press Select.
5 Repeat steps 2 to 4 to add more people
to your conference.
6 Press
to end your Conference call.
You can be included in a conference call
when you are abroad, however, if you are
initiating the conference call you must be in
the UK.
To activate Conference Calling contact
your company’s Orange account holder or
call Business Customer Services on 158
from your Orange phone or 07973 100 158
from any other phone.
To talk to one conference member
privately:
1 Press Options and scroll to Private.
Press Select.
2 Scroll to the name of the person you
want to talk to and press OK.
3 To return to the conference call, press
Options and select Conference.
There is no charge but you may be asked
for a refundable deposit. You will receive a
SIM update when the service has been
activated. Turn your phone off and back
on again.
Note: If you are abroad the availability of
7.1
If you call Answer Phone from Line 2 but
have no messages, you will automatically
be connected to your Line 1 Answer Phone
if you have messages.
To switch between Line 1 and Line 2:
press and hold # at the main display.
this service depends on the network you
are using. You are charged your standard
service plan rate for each call you make.
keep your business and
personal lives separate by
using two different lines
Note: Line 2 does not support Fax and
Data. You can receive but not send text
messages from Line 2.
With Line 2 you can keep business and
personal calls separate.
connect to another device
wirefree™ using infrared
To activate Line 2 contact your company’s
Orange account holder.
You can use the infrared port of your
phone to communicate wirefreeTM with
other infrared devices. You can browse the
Internet or check your emails if you
connect to a laptop computer, or you can
send contacts, business cards, calendar
entries and game commands from one
handset to another.
To communicate via infrared, you need
to activate the infrared port.
There is a one-off connection charge and you
receive a reduced monthly charge on your
Line 2 Service Plan. You will receive a SIM
Update when the service has been activated.
When you receive a call on Line 2, your
phone will ring without you having to have
Line 2 selected. You receive a separate
Answer Phone for your Line 2 which you
can also personalise. Call your Answer
Phone in the usual way but remember to
switch to Line 2 first.
Note: Two devices linked by infrared should
7.2
Note: Do not point the infrared beam at
anyone’s eye or allow it to interfere with
other IR devices. This device is a
Class 1 Laser product.
not be more than 60cms apart.
To activate the infrared port:
1 Ensure that the infrared ports of the
sending and receiving devices are within
60cms of each other and facing.
2 Activate the infrared port on your phone
by pressing Menu and scrolling to
Connectivity and selecting Infrared.
Press Select. When
is shown
continuously, the Infrared connection is
activated. When it blinks, your phone is
trying to connect to the other device, or
the Infrared connection has been lost.
3 If data transfer is not started within one
minute after the activation, the
connection is cancelled and has to be
started again.
4 When the user of another phone sends
you names and numbers via infrared,
you will receive them as text messages.
5 When you receive them, press Show,
then press Options. Select Save or
Erase and press OK.
Orange Answer Fax
Orange Answer Fax is ideal for people whose
business takes them away from the office. It
means that you can receive information by fax
from customers and colleagues.
Whether you need to retrieve and print out
your fax, or forward faxes on to other
colleagues, Answer Fax is the easy way to
stay in touch when you're on the move.
To activate Orange Answer Fax contact your
account holder. Once the service is activated
you will be allocated a separate number for
keep all of your information
on your phone, PC and
palmtop up to date by
synchronising your devices
By synchronising your devices, you can
share information between them. So, if you
receive a business card on your phone, you
can share the contact information with your
PC or palmtop contacts.
Before synchronisation can take place, you
must first install the software from the CD
that came with your phone on to your PC.
Answer Fax.
When you receive a fax, a text message is
sent to you. To retrieve your Answer Fax
message, press and hold the Answer Phone
key and follow the recorded instructions.
1 Make sure that the phone is connected
to the PC or Palmtop via infrared or
data cable.
2 Insert the PC Suite CD into your PC.
The CD should autostart. Follow the
on screen prompts.
Note: The availability of Orange Answer Fax
abroad is dependent upon the network you
are using. You are charged a standard data
call charge.
7.3
Once PC Suite has been installed use New
synchronisation to synchronise your
phone and PC and Nokia content copier
to transfer data between them.
7.4
Orange Assistant
If you'd like an operator to personally manage
your phone messages, Orange Assistant is the
answer. A reliable, highly efficient service that
can handle calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a
send faxes, emails and
documents straight from
your laptop while you are
on the move
■
■
week, Orange Assistant will take a message
accurately and immediately forward it on to
your Orange phone as a text message.
There is no charge for the Call Divert to
Your Orange phone allows you to work while
on the move.
Orange Assistant or for direct calls to Orange
Assistant. You only pay for the messages that
you receive.
You can either pay per message or pay a
monthly subscription for an unlimited number
of messages.
Your Orange phone automatically has the
ability to send fax and data calls, but you will
have to set up receiving numbers by calling
Customer Services on 156. Fill in your
incoming Fax number and incoming Data
number in the boxes below.
4 If you are using an infrared connection
select Install a modem for infrared
connection and activate the phone’s
infrared. If you are connecting via data
cable follow the on screen prompts.
5 Click Finish once the modem has been
installed. Restart the laptop.
6 From the main display click Start and
then Settings. Select Control panel and
double click Nokia modem options.
7 Select the type of data transfer which
you wish to use:
■ If you want to use a GSM connection
leave the speed at 9.6 kbps.
■ If you want to use an Orange High
Speed Data connection set the speed
to 28.8 kbps.
■ If you want to use a GPRS connection
enter orangeinternet as the access
point.
To subscribe to Orange High Speed Data
or Orange GPRS services call Orange
Data Access on 156 and register.
Contact your company’s Orange account
holder or call 158 to set up Orange Assistant.
You will be charged your standard rate.
To install your phone as a modem:
Note: Orange Assistant cannot be used while
you are abroad.
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Orange Fax and Data
Your phone is automatically configured to
use a GSM connection. You do not need
to make a subscription to use this
connection.
Orange High Speed Data
Orange High Speed Data allows you
to send and receive information such as
files and documents, use email and
browse the internet at up to 28.8 kbps.
Orange GPRS
Orange GPRS allows you to be
permanently online whilst only being
charged for any data transfer activity,
such as emails, web pages or files.
You can also make and receive voice
calls whilst using GPRS.
Before you can install your 6100 as a modem
you must first choose how you wish to
transfer data. Choose from the following:
7.5
1 Insert the PC Suite CD into your laptop.
2 Enter Modem setup and select Setup.
3 Follow the onscreen prompts.
7.6
use Wallet to access
personal information whilst
on the move
( #ewallet# in words) and then your
Wallet security code from the main
display.
6 By choosing Wallet then Cards, you can
store the details of up to five credit
cards. To view or edit card details
select a card and choose from:
Wallet allows you to store personal
information as well as bank or loyalty card
details. You can also enter a WAP store
and pay for purchases using Wallet.
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1 From the main display press Menu.
Scroll to Extras and press Select.
2 Select Wallet. When you access Wallet
for the first time you will be asked to
create your own Wallet code, which can
be from 4-10 characters long.
3 You will be asked to enter your code
everytime you use the Wallet feature.
4 You can however stop your phone
requesting your Wallet pin every time you
enter it by going into Wallet, then
choosing Settings, then Code request
and Off.
5 If you forget the Wallet code you can
delete everything in Wallet and start from
scratch by entering #3925538#
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■
■
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■
7.7
Card info
Shows card name, type, number and
expiry date.
User info
Shows your name and password.
Shipping info
To store information, for example your
address.
Billing info
To store information for cards where
billing goes to a different address, for
example company cards.
Receipt info
To store phone numbers and email
addresses for the receipt to be sent to.
Copy card
To copy existing cards.
Clear card
To clear card details.
■
use your phone to make
online purchases
Rename card
To rename the selected card.
You can also store up to 30 personal
notes in your Wallet:
You can make purchases from WAP stores
using the Wallet facility on your phone.
1 Press Menu and select Extras and
then Wallet. Enter the Wallet code and
press OK.
2 Select Personal notes. Select Add new
if you have no personal notes or press
Options. Choose from:
■ View
■ Add New
■ Sort
■ Erase
■ Erase All
1 Connect to WAP
2 Enter the WAP store that you want and
choose the product you wish to buy.
3 Fill in the payment data form by
transferring the data from the Wallet.
Select the card with the information you
need. The phone displays the filled form.
4 Approve the purchase. The information
is sent.
You may need to change your phone
settings to gain a secure connection.
For more information please call Orange
Customer Services on 156.
3 If you wish to use a note scroll to the
note and press Options then select View.
Choose to:
■ Edit
■ Send as text
■ Copy to calendar
■ Use detail
■ Delete
7.8
add new exciting
accessories to your phone
using Pop-Port™
personalise your
phone
The Pop-Port™ interface is the new
experience for the next generation of
mobile phones and users. Pop-Port™
enables several functions to be
incorporated into one interface, meaning
you can control exciting new accessories,
such as cameras, digital music players and
stereo headsets through your phone menu.
The Pop-Port™ supports advanced
functionalities, such as stereo audio and
fast data connectivity, meaning that your
choice of accessories will be greatly
enhanced.
7.9
■
Java
■
Change your phone’s appearance
■
Change your ringtone
■
Select your profile
■
Caller group ringtones
■
Take a photograph
8
8 - personalise your phone
get more from your phone
with Java™ applications
To use downloaded applications:
1 Press Menu and select Applications.
2 Press Select app. Scroll to the
application which you want to use.
3 Press Options and select Open.
With your 6100 you can download Java
applications such as games, animations
and maps. This means that you can
customise your phone from thousands of
applications to suit your lifestyle.
update your phone by
changing your applications
Your 6100 already has three Java
applications installed, which can be found
in the Games menu.
When you no longer need an application
you can delete it easily to leave you more
memory for new applications.
You can download applications by using
your WAP browser:
To delete an application:
2 Select App. services.
3 Select TBC and follow the onscreen
prompts
2 Press Select app. Scroll to the
application you want to delete.
3 Press Options, select Delete. Press OK.
Note: To download Java applications from
a third party Go to the WAP address that
has the Java application you want to
download. Follow the onscreen prompts.
To check how much memory is available
for new applications:
2 Select memory.
8.1
change your phone’s
appearance to suit
your mood
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■
You can change the appearance of your
phone’s display in a number of ways:
Operator logo
Lets you decide whether your phone
displays an operator logo or not.
Display brightness
Adjust the contrast of your display by
using the
and
keys.
create a new look phone
by changing its covers
1 Press Menu and select Settings. Scroll
to Display settings and press Select.
2 A list of display settings will appear.
Choose from:
■ Wallpaper
This allows you to choose a picture
from your Gallery to appear in the
background of your main display.
■ Colour schemes
This allows you to choose how you
would like your main display and
menus to appear. Choose from eleven
different colours.
■ Screen saver timeout
This allows you to choose the time
when your screen saver activates after
the last key press.
You can purchase new front covers for your
phone so you can change your look
whenever you want.
Call the Orange accessories hotline on
0500 178 178 for more details, or simply
visit your nearest Orange Shop and one of
our representatives will be happy to assist
you.
8.2
always be alerted to a call
or a text message in the
most appropriate way
■
You can change your sound settings
to suit your circumstances and with several
polyphonic ring tones offering a richer
sound experience preset in your phone
you’ll be sure to turn heads.
■
■
Scroll to Tones and press Select.
2 Select Tone settings. A list of your
phone’s sound settings is displayed.
3 Select the setting(s) you want to change.
Choose from:
■ Incoming call alert
Choose how you would like to be
alerted to an incoming call.
■ Ringing tone
Choose from several polyphonic tones
or open your Gallery to browse
through the tones stored there.
■ Ringing volume
Choose how loud you would like your
■
phone to sound when it receives an
incoming call.
Vibrating alert
Set the phone to vibrate when it
receives a call or message.
Message alert tone
Choose how you would like to be
alerted to an incoming message.
Keypad tones
Choose whether to hear tones when
you press the keys on your phone.
Warning tones
Set the phone to sound when it’s
running out of battery power.
Note: Changing your Sound settings will
only alter them for the profile you are
currently using. See page 8.4 for more
details on Profiles.
change the way your
phone behaves in seconds
recognise your friends by
the sound of their ring
A profile is a phone setting that determines
how your phone behaves when, for
example, you receive a new text message,
text picture message, photo message or
Answer Phone message.
If you use Caller groups in your
phonebook, you can assign a different
ring tone for each by creating
group ringtones:
1 Press Names and select Caller groups.
Select the Caller group that you want.
2 Press Group ringing tone and select the
tone you wish to assign the group.
Press OK. You can also assign a logo
for the group by selecting Group logo.
You can choose a profile from five presets:
Scroll to Profiles and press Select.
2 Select the profile you want to use from:
■ General
■ Silent
■ Meeting
■ Outdoor
■ Pager
You can choose to be alerted to phone
calls only from a selected Caller group.
1 Press Menu and select Settings and
then Tone settings.
2 Select Alert for. Scroll to the Caller group
you want or All calls and press Mark.
3 Select Activate or use the Personalise
and Timed options to customise your
phone to fit in with your schedule.
To switch profiles without entering the
menu, quickly press the power key and
choose one of the five options.
8.3
8.4
take a photograph
With your Nokia 6100 you can send and
receive photo messages, and if you
purchase the compatible camera accessory
you will also be able to take and send your
own personal photos.
6 Press and hold the large silver button
until the green light shows again to take
your photograph.
7 You will see File received on your
phone’s screen.
8 Press Show to view your photograph,
or Exit, then No to view it later.
To take a photograph:
To save your photograph:
1 Attach the camera lead into the
Pop-PortTM at the base of your phone.
2 Open the camera attachment by sliding
each end gently apart. Hold the camera
so that the large silver button is at the
top on the right
3 On the bottom of the camera is a key
marked H and L. Set this to H to take
high resolution photographs, and L to
take low resolution photographs.
4 Look through the viewfinder to frame
your photograph.
5 The continuous green light will show
when your camera is ready to take a
photograph.
1 When you receive the file containing the
photograph press Show.
2 Press Options then Save.
3 Give your photograph a name and press
OK.
4 Select where you would like to store
your photograph from the list of folders
in your gallery and press Select.
5 Your photograph is now saved to your
phone and can be sent as a Multi Media
message, set as wallpaper or assigned
to a contact.
See page 5.7 for details on creating new
folders in your Gallery.
8.5
manage your time
and calls
■
Set the time and date
■
Calendar
■
Calculator
■
Review your calls
■
Call length
9
9 - manage your time and calls
setting the time and date
use your phone’s organiser
to remind yourself of
important events
To set your phone’s time and date:
1 Press Menu and select Settings.
2 Time and date settings is highlighted,
press Select. Select Clock and enter the
time using the keypad and press OK.
3 Select Date and enter the date using the
keypad and press OK.
Your Nokia 6100 has a built in organiser
which has Calendar and To-do list
functions, so you need never miss a
deadline or appointment again.
You can add notes to specific days using
your Calendar.
To set your phone’s alarm clock:
1 Press Menu and scroll to Alarm Clock.
2 Press Select. Set the alarm time and
press OK.
3 When the alarm rings, turn it to snooze
by pressing
. This will stop the alarm
from sounding for about ten minutes.
4 Turn off the alarm by pressing Stop.
To set a calendar note:
1 Press Menu and select Organiser. Scroll
to and select Calendar.
2 Scroll to the date you wish to add a note
to or press Options and then Go to date.
Enter the date and press OK.
3 Press Options and select Make a note.
Choose from:
■ Meeting
■ Call
■ Birthday
■ Memo
■ Reminder
9.1
Note: You will be charged your normal
service plan rate to send a text message.
4 Insert the details at the prompts. You will
be asked to enter different details
depending on the type of note you have
set. Press Options and then Save.
5 Choose an alarm type and time.
You can save your most important
commitments in your To-do list, which
allows you to prioritise your tasks.
You can send Calendar notes to other
Nokia phones via infrared or text message.
To add an entry to your To-do list:
to and select To-do list.
2 Press Options and select Add. Enter a
subject title, press Options and then
select Save.
3 Select a level of priority for the reminder.
Your reminders will be displayed in order
of priority in your To-do list.
4 You can send items in your to-do list in
the same way that you can send
calendar notes.
to and select Calendar.
2 Scroll to the day you want and press
Options.
3 Select Day notes and scroll to the note
you want to send. Press Options.
4 Select Send note and choose how you
want to send the note from:
■ Via Infrared
transfer data via infrared.
■ As note
The note will be sent to the calendar
in the other phone via text message.
■ As text message
send a text message.
Note: You can save an item from your
To-do list into your Calendar by pressing
Options and selecting Save to calendar.
9.2
keep track of your time
and finances
Your Nokia 6100 has built in Stopwatch,
Countdown timer and Calculator functions
to help keep you organised wherever
you are.
To use your Countdown timer:
To make a currency conversion:
1 Press Menu and select Extras. Scroll to
Countdown timer and press Select.
2 Enter the time in hours and minutes you
want to count down and press OK.
3 Enter a note for the timer and press OK.
4 Press OK to switch off the alarm when
the count down finishes.
1 In the Calculator press Options and
select Exchange rate.
2 Select one of the two options. Key in the
exchange rate and press OK.
The rate will be saved and will not
change until it is replaced.
3 Enter the amount to be converted.
Press Options and select In domestic or
In foreign.
To use your Stopwatch:
To use the Calculator:
1 Press Menu and select Extras.
Scroll to Stopwatch and press Select.
2 Choose either Split timing or Lap timing.
Split timing records the total elapsed
time as well as individual time.
Lap timing records only the time of each
subsequent lap.
3 Press Start. Press Split to take a time
whilst the watch is running. You can save
or reset lap times by pressing Options
whilst the Stopwatch is running.
4 Select View times to review previously
saved time sets.
1 Press Menu and select Extras.
Scroll to Calculator and press Select.
2 Enter numbers using the keypad.
Press # for a decimal point.
3 Press Options and choose the type of
sum you would like. Alternatively press
repeatedly to choose from add,
subtract, multiply and divide.
4 Press Options and then select Equals
to solve the equation.
find out who has called you
and when
Each time you make, receive or miss a call,
your phone takes a note. You can access
your call list at any time to keep track of
who you’re talking to and when.
■
Note: This calculator has a limited
accuracy and rounding errors may occur.
■
■
Missed calls
Press Menu, scroll to Call register and
press Select. Select Missed calls and wait
for the list of numbers to be displayed.
Received calls
press Select. Scroll to and select
Received calls, wait for the list of
numbers to be displayed.
Dialled numbers
press Select. Scroll to and select
Dialled numbers.
Note: If you are abroad the availability of
these services may depend upon the
network you are using.
9.3
9.4
keep an eye on how long
you spend on your calls
You can also set your phone to display
your call length at the end of each call:
1 Press Menu and select Settings. Scroll to
Call settings and press Select.
2 Scroll to Summary after call and press
Select. Select On. Your phone will now
display the length of the call for a few
seconds after you end the call.
Your Orange phone allows you to keep
track of the length of your calls, and
consequently, how much you spend.
1 From the main display press Menu, scroll
to Call register and press Select. Scroll
to Call duration and press Select.
2 Select one of the following options:
■ Last call duration
■ Dialled calls’ duration
■ Received calls’ duration
■ All calls’ duration
■ Clear timers
You will need to enter your security
code to clear the timers. For more
information about your security code
see chapter 10.
Note: For billing purposes the length of
calls and service may be rounded off and
subsequently differ slightly from the
information supplied by this feature.
9.5
ensure your phone
is secure
■
SIM Card PIN
■
Fixed Dialling
■
Call Barring
■
Security code
■
Manufacturer’s Warranty
10
10 - ensure your phone is secure
ensure that only authorised
people can use your phone
To turn your phone on once SIM Card
PIN is activated:
control the numbers that
can be called from your
phone
What if I enter the wrong PIN?
If you enter an incorrect SIM Card PIN or PIN2
1 When you switch your phone on you will
see Enter PIN code in the display.
2 Enter the code and press OK. You will
see Code accepted on the display and
your phone is ready to use.
If your phone’s SIM Card PIN is activated,
a four digit PIN (Personal Identification
Number), will be requested each time you
switch your phone on. This PIN is preset to
1111. To increase your phone’s security
you can change the PIN to a number only
you know.
three times in a row, your SIM Card will block.
You will need a PUK (personal unblocking key)
Fixed dialling allows you to limit the use of
your phone (typically by a friend or family
member) to only the numbers stored in
your phonebook, while Call barring blocks
certain types of call. Before you can use
Fixed dialling, you must activate the Fixed
dialling list.
to unblock your SIM Card.
Call Business Customer Services on
07973 100 158 for details on how to
To activate your SIM Card PIN:
1 Press Menu, scroll to Settings and press
Select. Scroll to Security settings and
press Select.
2 You will see PIN code request on the
display. Press Select.
3 You are prompted to enter your PIN
code. Enter the preset code of 1111 and
press OK then select On.
To change your SIM Card PIN:
unblock your phone.
1 Make sure that PIN request is activated.
Press Menu, and select Settings. Scroll
to Security settings and press Select.
2 Scroll to Access codes and press
Select. Scroll to Change PIN code and
press Select.
3 Enter your current PIN and press OK.
4 Enter your new PIN code and press OK.
Enter the new code again and press OK.
Do not attempt to guess the PUK code.
If you enter your PUK code incorrectly 10 times
1 Press Menu, scroll to Settings and press
Select. Select Security settings.
2 Scroll to Fixed dialling and press Select.
3 Select On. You will be asked to enter
your PIN 2 code. This is preset to 1111.
Enter the code and press OK.
in a row, you will permanently block your
SIM Card and you may have to return your
phone to Orange.
Once Fixed dialling has been turned on via
the phonebook menu, you can begin to
store Fixed dialling numbers.
to Settings and press Select. Scroll to
10.1
10.2
What are the security codes for?
Security settings and press Select.
2 Scroll to Fixed dialling and press Select.
3 Scroll to Number list and press Select.
You will see Fixed dialling list empty in
the display and you will be prompted to
enter your PIN2 code again. Enter the
code and press OK.
4 Enter the number and press OK.
Enter the name and press OK.
Your Orange phone comes with a number of
preset security codes. Each code controls
one of your phone’s security features. Use the
table below to identify which code you will
need to activate each feature.
security feature
preset code
SIM Card PIN (PIN1)
1111
Fixed dialling (PIN2)
1111
Call barring
1111
Security code
12345
Call barring can be used
selectively to bar outgoing
and incoming calls
■
■
■
■
■
■
security code protects
your phone against
unauthorised use
Outgoing calls
International calls
International calls except to home
country
Incoming calls
Incoming calls when abroad
Cancel all barrings
The security code is preset to 12345.
2 Scroll to Security level and press Select.
3 Enter the preset Security code - 12345.
4 Select the level of protection you would
like for your phone. Choose from:
■ None
You will never be asked for your
Security code.
■ Memory
Your phone will ask you for your
Security code whenever you select
the phone’s internal memory or copy
from one memory to another.
■ Phone
Your phone will ask for your Security
code whenever a new SIM Card is
inserted into the phone.
4 Select Activate, Cancel or Check status
and press OK.
5 Enter your password and press OK.
The Call barring password is preset to
1111. Emergency calls to 999 or 112 can
be made while Call barring is on.
2 Scroll to Call barring service and press
Select.
3 Select from the following Call barring
options:
10.3
10.4
set your keypad to lock
automatically
have fun on
your phone
You can set your phone to lock the keypad
automatically if you do not use it for a
period of time.
1 Press Menu and select Settings. Select
Phone settings.
2 Scroll to Automatic Keyguard and press
Select. Select On.
3 Set a delay time in minutes and seconds.
Your keypad will lock this amount of time
after you last press a key.
manufacturer’s warranty
If you do not have Orange Care you still
receive a 12-month manufacturer’s
warranty which covers you against phone
faults. Please call 158 for more details.
10.5
■
Games
■
WAP games
11
11 - have fun on your phone
when you have time to
spare, why not test your
gaming skills against
your phone
You can download Java™ games via WAP
to your phone whenever you want, so you
need never be bored when you have a few
spare minutes to yourself.
To download a Java™ game select Games
services from the games submenu and
then select TBC. Follow the onscreen
prompts.
To play a game on your phone:
WAP games
1 Press Menu and scroll to and select
Games.
2 Press Select Game. A list of your
available games will open.
3 Scroll to the game that you would like to
play. Press Options and select Open.
4 The game application will open. Select
Instructions for details on how to play
the game. Once you have read through
the instructions select New Game to
play the game.
You can access a great selection of online
games on your phone using your WAP
connection. These games are different to
the downloadable games as they require
you to be connected while you are playing.
Note: You can download more Java™
applications such as currency converters
using your Applications menu.
See page 8.1 for more information on
downloading an application.
Your Nokia 6100 comes preset with the
Java™ game Chesspuzzle for you to play.
To play games using your WAP
connection:
1 Open the Orange homepage by pressing
and holding 0.
2 Open the Games link.
3 Open the Games option and you will see
a list of games that you can play. Once
you have chosen which game to play
you can open the Instructions option
to learn about the game.
Note: You will be charged the standard
WAP service charge while you are
connected and playing games.
11.1
11.2
11 - have fun on your phone
international
services
11.3
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■
Select a network
12
12 - international services
Orange international
services
Note: The availability of this service will be
dependant on the partner network
supporting Text Messaging.
Whether it’s two weeks in the sun or a
quick business trip, take Orange with you
when you go abroad and have the
reassurance that it’s the affordable way to
keep talking.
When travelling abroad, always try to keep
safety at the front of your mind.
1 For safety and security, always pack
your Orange phone in your hand
luggage and switch it off before boarding
a plane.
2 Let others know you are abroad so they
can expect a different ring tone when
they call you or, they might hear a
recorded message in a foreign language
if you are out of coverage.
You can call or send text messages or
photo messages from abroad by simply
adding the international dial code before
the number you call or text.
If you call or send a text message or photo
message abroad from the UK it makes
sense to use your Orange phone. Orange's
low fixed price rates make it simple to work
out exactly what you will be charged, so
now you can stay in touch around the
world.
What are the international dialling codes I
check list before you travel
need to add to numbers when I am calling
abroad from the UK?
country
1 Contact your company’s Orange
account holder or call Business
Customer Services on 158 from your
Orange phone or 07973 100 158 from
any other phone to activate your phone
so you can make and receive calls
abroad. Roaming needs to be activated
at least 24 hours before travelling abroad
and it only has to be activated once.
2 If you want to use Answer Fax abroad
you must have it activated on your
account at least 24 hours before you
leave the UK. Call 158 from your Orange
phone or 07973 100 158 from any other
phone for details. The availability of this
service is dependent upon the partner
network which you are logged into.
3 If you have Line 2 we recommend that
you divert all Line 2 calls to your
Orange Answer Phone before you leave
as this service is not available whilst you
are abroad.
code
Austria
+43
Belgium
+32
Cyprus
+357
Denmark
+45
France
+33
Germany
+49
Greece
+30
Italy
+39
Luxembourg
+352
Netherlands
+31
Northern Cyprus
+905
Portugal
+351
Rep. of Ireland
+353
Spain and islands*
+34
Sweden
+46
UK
+44
*includes the Canary and Balaeric islands.
12.1
12.2
How do I know which countries I can call
4 Remove any temporary bars on
international calls using the menu
options on your phone.
5 Set up any diverts on your Orange
phone before you leave the UK as you
will not be able to do it when you are
abroad. Refer to chapter 4 for more
information on call diverts.
6 Make sure you pack your charger and a
three-pin adapter so you can charge
your phone whilst abroad.
7 Make sure that the frequently used
numbers in your phonebook are saved
with the international dialling codes
you need, ie, +44 minus the leading
zero from the area code for calls back
to the UK.
from and to using my Orange phone?
Call the Information line on 158 from your
Orange phone or 07973 100 158 from any
other phone. You can also go to
www.orange.co.uk to obtain an up-to-date list
of roaming destinations.
when you go abroad, you
need to select the partner
network to use
using GPRS abroad
If you use GPRS abroad you may need to
manually select the network you use to
ensure that you are roaming on a network
that supports GPRS Roaming.
Orange has partnerships with a range of
networks in a variety of countries.
When you go abroad, you need to tell your
phone to select a network.
Call Business Customer Services on
158 from your Orange phone, or
07973 100 158 from any other phone, to
get an up-to-date list of foreign operators
that support GPRS Roaming and the tariffs
applicable to the Service Plan. You can
connect to GPRS services as if you are in
the UK when you use it abroad.
1 From the main display press Menu scroll
Phone settings and press Select.
2 Scroll to Network selection and press
Select. Select Automatic for your phone
to automatically select a local network.
3 Select Manual to choose from a
selection of local networks.
more information
Note: The availability of Orange products
and services when roaming is dependent
upon the partner network. You cannot use
Orange Assistant while abroad.
For more information on International
services contact your company’s Orange
account holder or call 158.
12.3
12.4
reference
■
12.5
Radio Waves and your Phone
13
13 - reference
radio waves and your
phone
SAR limit recommended by the Council of
the European Union is 2.0 W/kg*. Tests for
SAR have been conducted using standard
operating positions with the phone
transmitting at its highest certified power
level in all tested frequency bands.
Although the SAR is determined at the
highest certified power level, actual SAR
level of the phone while operating can be
well below the maximum value. This is
because the phone is designed to operate
at multiple power level so as to use only
the power required to reach the network. In
general, the closer you are to a base
station antenna, the lower the power
output.
This phone meets the European Union
Requirements for exposure to Radio
Waves.
Your mobile phone has a radio transmitter
and receiver. It is designed and
manufactured not to exceed the limits for
exposure to radiofrequency (RF) energy
recommended by The Council of the
European Union. These limits are part of
comprehensive guidelines and established
permitted levels of RF energy for the
general population. The guidelines were
developed by independent scientific
organisations through periodic and
thorough evaluation of scientific studies.
The limits include a substantial safety
margin designed to assure the safety of all
persons, regardless of age and health.
Before a phone model is available for sale
to the public, compliance with the
European R&TTE directive must be shown.
This directive includes as one essential
requirement the protection of the health
and safety for the user and any other
person. The highest SAR value for the
Nokia 6100 when tested for compliance
against the standard was 0.60 W/kg.
The exposure standard for mobile phones
employs a unit of measurement known as
the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The
13.1
While there may be differences between
the SAR levels of various phones and at
various positions, they all meet the EU
requirements for RF exposure.
* The SAR limit for mobile phones used by
the public is 2.0 watts / kilogram (W/kg)
averaged over ten grams of tissue. The
limit incorporates a substantial safety
margin to give additional protection for the
public and to account for any variations in
measurements. SAR values may vary
depending on national reporting
requirements and the network band. For
SAR information in other regions, please
look under product information at
www.nokia.com.
Note: The SAR value for your phone has
been provided to Orange by the
manufacturer. By acting as facilitator for
conveying this information to our
customers, Orange is fulfiling its duty as a
responsible retailer
13.2
13 - reference
index
■
13.3
index
14
14 - index
index
d
i
Dialling
Infrared
a
Divert a call
Answer Phone
Fixed
10.2
Speed
3.5
see Orange Answer Phone
Answer a call
2.3
Automatic redial
2.3
Appearance
8.2
4.4
Emergency calls
Business card
3.6
Fax
Fixed dialling
checking from any other phone
4.3
messages
4.1
8.1
g
2.3
Games
11.1
10.3
GPRS
6.2
2.2
l
Line 2
7.2
m
Memory
Conference
7.1
Phonebook
3.1
Length
9.5
SIM or phone
3.3
Make a
2.1
Menu map
1.3
Mute
2.5
Memory Mate
3.7
Waiting
2.4
Caller id
2.5
Call Divert
4.4
14.1
personal greeting
4.2
shortcuts
4.2
Orange Assistant
7.4
9.3
Barring
12.3
Keypad lock
2.1
4.1
4.3
network selection
k
Calls
4.1
Answer Phone PIN
13.3
Calculator
7.4
Orange Answer Phone
12.1
Java
10.2
Orange Answer Fax
j
f
c
Answering
see Orange Information menu
see Orange Directory Enquiries
b
6.6
Information menu
Directory Enquiries
e
Bookmark
o
7.2
14.2
7.5
3.4
Orange Text Media services
6.7
6.7
Orange 177
6.8
Orange 277
6.7
subject codes
6.4
14 - index
p
s
Phonebook
Security codes
10.4
v
10.1
Voice Media
Add number
3.1
SIM card PIN
Deleting
3.3
Sound settings
8.3
Edit
3.2
Speed dialling
3.5
Make a call using your phonebook
3.1
Stopwatch
9.3
w
Phone display
1.1
3.1
WAP
3.1
Symbols
1.4
WAP Games
Photo Messaging
5.1
Photographs
8.5
t
Pop-Port
7.9
Taking a second call
Profiles
8.4
Text Media
TM
see Orange Voice Media
Volume
2.2
6.1
11.2
2.4
see Orange Text Media
r
Text messages
Redialling
2.3
Attach a picture
5.7
Review your calls
9.4
Folders
5.7
Read
5.7
Send
5.3
Send to list
5.4
Templates
5.6
Write
Tones
14.3
5.3
8.3
14.4
contact Orange
Orange Business Customer Services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.
Alternatively, visit the Orange website at www.orange.co.uk/business for more details.
The numbers in Orange can be called from any phone by adding the prefix 07973 100.
Orange services
www.orange.co.uk/business
Business Customer Services
158†
Directory Enquiries
118 000*
International Directory
Enquiries
118 880*
Operator Services
100†
Orange Multi Media
177* or 277*
Visit the Orange business website to find
out more about Orange Business products
and services.
If you have a query about your phone or
an Orange service, contact your Orange
account holder or call 07973 100 158.
If your phone is lost or stolen, contact your
Orange account holder or call 07973 100 158†
Emergency services can be contacted on 999
or 112.
* Chargeable services available with your Orange phone.
† Charged at BT ‘F’ rate if you call from a BT fixed line phone.
■ Some calls are free from your Orange phone unless you have
an Orange Value Promise Service Plan.

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