Amplicom M4000 Operations Instructions

Mobile PhoneOperating InstructionsPowerTel M4000

Quick Start Guide10When the battery charge is low, a correspondingwarning message appears in the display. Charge the battery.In cases where the batte

Quick Start Guide11Setting the display languageIf you want to select a different language please referto Page 50.The following languages are available

Quick Start Guide12Advanced Settings and FunctionsFor more details about setting up your AmplicommsM4000 and other functions follow the descriptions i

Quick Start Guide13been paid the card.Q − Where can I get a SIM card from?A − Any high street mobile phone shop will be able toprovide you with a SIM

Quick Start Guide14A − Yes. The Amplicomms mobile phone is what istermed as an open SIM card phone and so it is notrestricted to any particular servic

Notes15NotesService−Hotline: 0844 800 6503 (Using an UK landline, at the time of going to print: calls cost 6p for connectioncharge and then 5p a minu

At a Glance162 At a GlanceKeys and Parts1 LED2 Earpiece3 Display4 Navigation keys (scroll up/down)5 Softkey, left6 Call key7 One−touch dialling keys8

At a Glance17Service−Hotline: 0844 800 6503 (Using an UK landline, at the time of going to print: calls cost 6p for connectioncharge and then 5p a min

At a Glance18Icons and texts in the handset displayIcon DescriptionDisplays the battery capacity.Running−through segments : the battery is being charg

At a Glance19A new SMS1 text message has beenreceived;  Page 40.SMS text memory is full;  Page 44.Ringing tone only is activatedVibration alert only

2HAC Hearing Aid Compatible to M3 / T3 RatingThe M4000 Phone has a built in Induction Coil and ishearing aid compatible.To ensure optimum benefit, use

How does it work203 How does it work1 LED Indicates the phone operatingstatus. The LED will stay onwhile charging and will flash ifno signal is detect

How does it work215  Softkey, left The softkeys are assigneddifferent functions in thevarious menus. The functioncurrently assigned is alwaysindicate

How does it work229  Softkey, right The softkeys are assigneddifferent functions in thevarious menus. The functioncurrently assigned is alwaysindicat

How does it work2316  Headset socket (Headset not supplied)Connect a headset.The earpiece, loudspeakerand microphone aredeactivated. You can onlyhear

6Getting Started244 Getting StartedThis chapter provides basic information on using theoperating instruction manual and the telephone.Description of o

78Getting Started25Energy−save modeWhen the phone has been in Standby mode forsome time, it automatically switches to energy−savemode. The display no

9Getting Started26 /  Select the function requiredOKOpen the function /  OKSelect the setting required Use the keypad to enternumbers or letters

10How to enter text and numbers27Select the memory locationand confirm it OKEnter the name and confirm it OKEnter the number and confirm itHow to en

How to enter text and numbers28 To enter two characters assigned to thesame key, press the key the respectivenumber of times to enter the first chara

11Phone Book Set Up295 Phone Book Set UpThe phone book in the phone can store up to 200entries. Always enter the area code and country codeswith all

1Contents31 Quick Start Guide 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 At a Glance 16. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 How does it work 20. . . . . . . . .

121314Phone Book Set Up30Creating phone book entriesSee  Page 26.Saving in Standby mode Enter the phone numberOptionsOpen the Options menu /  Save

Phone Book Set Up31OptionsOpen the Options menuThe following functions can be used:ViewView/Edit the entrySend SMSSend the SMS textAdd to groupAssign

15Phone Book Set Up32 /  Delete all contacts OKDelete all the entries(SIM or phone)Execute the functions and then confirm them.GroupsYou can assign

Phone Book Set Up33 /  AddSelect an entry from the listand add it All the entries stored in the phone are thendisplayed. Entries which are stored o

Phone Book Set Up34Changing the ringer for groupsMenuOpen the main menu /  Contacts OKSelect Contacts" and confirmit /  View groups OKSelect

Making and Receiving Calls356 Making and Receiving CallsTaking a call{}  Take the callRejecting a call{}  Reject the callEnding a call or EndEndi

1617Making and Receiving Calls36 /   Select the entry and dial it To skip directly to an entry, use the keypad toenter the first letters of the na

181920Making and Receiving Calls37NormalDeactivate the handsfreefacilityMuting the microphone in the handsetThe microphone in the handset can be activ

21Making and Receiving Calls38When you have set the ringer "Off" you will noticethis icon in the display.Deactivating the ringer for the c

2223Calls List397 Calls ListThe mobile phone is equipped with a calls list.Your mobile stores the last phone numbers dialled,taken and received but mi

Quick Start Guide41 Quick Start Guide Important: Before you start, please read thesafety information on page 84.Quick Glance1 LED2 Earpiece3 Display4

SMS − Text Messages408 SMS − Text Messages It is possible that not all functions describedare supported by every provider. Therefore,please contact y

SMS − Text Messages41SMS service centerNavigate to the Message settings" submenu. /  SMS center number OKSelect the submenu andconfirm it OKE

SMS − Text Messages42 /  On softkey or Off OKActivate/Deactivate thedelivery report and confirm itSMS memory statusNavigate to the Message" me

SMS − Text Messages43 Write the text. Information on ways of entering text; Page 27.OptionsOpen the menuThe following functions are availableSend O

24SMS − Text Messages44Editing stored textsMenuOpen the main menu /  Message OKSelect the menu and confirm it /  Inbox or Sent message OKSelect th

25Voice Mail459 Voice Mail It is possible that not all functions describedare supported by every provider. Therefore,please contact your local mobile

Voice Mail46 /  Number OKSelect the submenu and startediting OKEnter or edit the voice mailnumber and save itThe following functions are also avail

26Other Useful Features4710 Other Useful FeaturesOne−touch dialling keysIt is possible to assign phone numbers to theone−touch dialling keys ,  or 

Other Useful Features48Speed diallingPhone numbers can be assigned to the keypad to . Then hold the corresponding key pressedlonger than 3 seconds t

27Other Useful Features49Date and timeThis menu option can be used to set and change thedate and time.To open the menu:MenuOpen the main menu /  Set

Quick Start Guide5Service−Hotline: 0844 800 6503 (Using an UK landline, at the time of going to print: calls cost 6p for connectioncharge and then 5p

28Other Useful Features50DD/MM/YYYY  /  OKSelect (DD−MM−YYYY)",(MM−DD−YYYY)" or(YYYY−MM−DD)" and confirm it /  Date separator OK

Other Useful Features51 /  Language OKSelect the menu and confirm it /  OKSelect your preferred language and confirm itAlarmThis menu option can b

Other Useful Features52CalculatorThis feature provides a simple calculator feature withwhich to solve simple, basic calculations.Use the  and  keys

Other Useful Features53CalendarThis menu option opens the calendar. You can selectother days. Use the  /  and  /  keys tonavigate.MenuOpen the mai

Other Useful Features54Network settingsThis menu can be used to select mobiletelecommunication networks other than your ownmobile network provider. Ho

Other Useful Features55Security settingsThis menu is used to define which functions on thephone or SIM card should be protected by apassword/PIN. The

Other Useful Features56PIN protection The password is supplied together with theSIM card. If you deactivate the SIM lock, youneed not enter the PIN a

Other Useful Features57TipsLocking your phone with your own personal PIN. Youcan lock your mobile phone to preventunauthourised use by setting up a pe

2930Other Useful Features58PIN& PIN2 codesThe PIN (Personal Identity Number) and PIN2 codesare 4 to 8 digit numbers. The PIN and PIN2 codesare giv

Other Useful Features59BacklightTo set the length of time thebacklight stays onBackgroundTo select a background colourAudio settingsUse this menu to a

2Quick Start Guide6What is in the boxThe package contains:1 mobile phone 1 desktop charging unit1 li−ion battery 1 operating manual1 charging cableIns

31Other Useful Features60Alert typeTo select whether you arealerted of incoming calls via aringing tone or vibrationExample − Setting the loudest Ring

Other Useful Features61 /  Ring tone OKSelect the menu and confirm it OKSelect the volume and confirm itCall settings It is possible that not all

Other Useful Features62If busyIf no replyIf out of reachOKand then select /  Check status OKDisplay the current setting /  Activate  OK Enter the

Other Useful Features63Select the setting for which calls should be restricted:All outgoing callsAll international callsOnly here & homeAll incomi

Other Useful Features64Automatic rediallingWhen this function is activated, redialling is initiatedautomatically if the number dialled is engaged&quo

Other Useful Features65Caller IDThis function is used to activate/deactivatetransmission of the phone number, with which youare making the call, with

Other Useful Features66MenuOpen the main menu /  Message OKSelect the menu and confirm it /  Message settings OKSelect the submenu andconfirm it

SIM Tool Kit6711 SIM Tool KitThis menu contains the SIM Application Toolkit(commonly referred to as STK) of your mobile phoneprovider. The content and

Menu Structure6812 Menu StructureMain menuOpen the main menu by pressing the Menu key.Then press the  /  keys to select a menuoption or entry and fo

32Menu Structure69ReplyForwardCallSave numberDeleteDelete allSent messageRefer to InboxDraftsTemplatesMessage settingsSMS center numberValidity period

Quick Start Guide7 Your telephone number is carried by the SIMcard, not the phone. Therefore if you use aSIM card you had in a previous phone, you wi

33Menu Structure70LanguagesReceive modeStorage statusContactsNew contactSave to SIMName Number Save to phoneView contactsOptionsViewSend SMSAdd to g

Menu Structure71View groupsFamilyFriendsOfficeOthersSpecial numbersMy numbersVoice mailAdvanceM1 M2 M3Speed dialChoose contacts listCopy allDelete all

3435Menu Structure72CallsIncoming callsCallSend SMSDeleteSave numberDelete allShow numberOutgoing callsRefer to Incoming callsMissed callsRefer to Inc

3637Menu Structure73SettingsGeneralLanguageTime and dateDate & time settingsDate formatDate separatorTime format:Answer modeNormal answerAny key a

38Menu Structure74DisplayIdle displayBacklightBackgroundSoundsRingtonesIncoming callMessageKey toneVolumeCallRing toneKey toneAlert typeRing onlyVibra

39Menu Structure75Check statusActivateDeactivateIf busyIf no replyIf out of reachCall barringAll outgoing callsCheck statusActivateDeactivateAll inter

40Menu Structure76Show numberNetwork settingsAutomatic modeManual modeFactory defaultSIM tool kit(Provider−dependent menu)Service−Hotline: 0844 800 65

Trouble Shooting7713 Trouble ShootingService hotlineShould problems arise with the telephone, pleaserefer to the following information first. In the e

Trouble Shooting78Keypad does notfunction or onlyfunctions very slowly.− The operating speed ofthe display is reducedin the case of lowtemperatures. T

Trouble Shooting79The battery cannot becharged or is emptywithin a short time.− Battery is defect.− Place the phonecorrectly in thecharging unit orcon

3Quick Start Guide8Replace the batterycompartment cover backon the phone. Slide thebattery compartment coverupwards until it snaps in toplace.Charging

Technical Properties8014 Technical PropertiesTechnical dataFeature ValueStandard GSM1 900, 1800 MHzDualbandDimensions 52 x 128 x 15 mm (W x H x D)Weig

Technical Properties81Languages German, English,French, DutchPhone book Max. 200 contactsSMS Standard SMSMemory capacity: Max. 100 entries(Phone)Ringi

41Technical Properties82Default settingsThe default settings can be restored via the menu.Declaration of ConformityThis device fulfils the requirement

Technical Properties83SAR InformationInformation on radio frequency emissions andspecific absorption rates (SAR = Specific AbsorptionRate).All the app

42Safety Information8415 Safety InformationPlease read this section carefully. Risk of suffocation!Keep packaging materials and protective foilsout o

Safety Information85General information Prevent exposure to smoke, dust, vibration,chemicals, moisture, heat and direct sunlight. Thephone is not wat

Safety Information86 Always maintain a distance of at least 15 cm toimplanted heart pacemakers to prevent anypossible interference. If you have had a

Safety Information87Power adapter plug Attention: Only use the power adapter plugsupplied because other power supplies coulddamage the phone. Ensure

Safety Information88DisposalIn order to dispose of your device, take it to acollection point provided by your local public wasteauthorities (e.g. recy

Maintenance / Guarantee8916 Maintenance / GuaranteeMaintenance Clean the housing surfaces with a soft, fluff−freecloth. Do not use any cleaning agen

45Quick Start Guide9Connect the power adapterplug as illustrated in thediagram. For safety reasons,only use the power adapterplug supplied.Charging vi

Maintenance / Guarantee90terms of guarantee. In the case of complaints, wereserve the right to repair defect parts, replace themor replace the entire

43Index9117 IndexAAlarm, 51At a Glance, 4, 16Audio settings, 59Automatic redialling, 64BBattery charge status, 8Battery status warning, 9Broadcast mes

Index92HHandsfree, 36Hold, 38How does it work, 20How to enter text and numbers, 27IIcons, 18KKeypad lock, 37LLanguage, 50Loudest Ringer, 11MMain menu,

Index93RReceiver volume, 36Redialling, 35Rejecting a call, 11, 35Ringtone, 59SSafety information, 84SAR Information, 83Security settings, 55Service−Ho

Important Notes on the GuaranteeVersion 1.1 − 19.04.2011The period of guarantee for the AMPLICOMMS product begins on the date ofpurchase. Rights to cl