Land Rover Range Rover On Board Telephone Lm 2nd Edition Rover Manual

							Diverting Calls
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Dive rting C a llsCALLS
Diverting when you are unreachable
Incoming calls can be diverted to a 
predetermined number if you cannot be reached 
when the caller phones. This is the case if your 
telephone is switched off, you are momentarily 
out of range (travelling through an underpass or 
tunnel) or are outside the area covered by the 
GSM network.
Setting up a call diversion number
•   Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘DIVERSION 2’ and confirm.
•Select ‘If Not Reachable Off’ and confirm.
•Select ‘ALTER’.
Display shows;
‘If Not Reachable Please Enter’.
Now enter the number to which calls are to be 
diverted or select one from the phone book.
   Press to select an entry and confirm. The 
display shows ‘Status Stored’.
NOTE: The status of all diversions can be 
checked by selecting ‘Status’.
Cancelling call diversion
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘DIVERSION 2’ and confirm.
•Select ‘

If Not Reachable’ and confirm.
Display shows:
If Not Reachable 08751922229’
•Select ‘DELETE’.
•‘Status Stored’ is shown on the display.
Altering the call diversion number
•   Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘DIVERSION 2’ and confirm.
•Select ‘

If Not Reachable’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘If Not Reachable 08751922229’
•Select ‘ALTER’.
• Select to delete the number.
Now enter the number to which calls are to be 
diverted, or select one from the phone book.
 Press, then select an entry and confirm.
Display shows ‘Status Stored’. 
						

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Diverting Calls
Diverting your unanswered calls
Incoming calls can be diverted to a diversion 
number if they are not answered, for example, if 
your telephone was able to receive them but you 
were not in the vehicle at the time.
•   Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘DIVERSION 2’ and confirm.
•Select ‘If No Reply’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘If No Reply Off’.
•Select ‘ALTER’.
Display shows:
‘If No Reply Please Enter’.
Now enter the number to which calls are to be 
diverted or select one from the phone book.
 Press, then select an entry and confirm. 
The display shows ‘Status Stored’.
With the display
‘If No Reply Delay:0’ showing,
you can now determine the delay after which a 
call that goes unanswered is to be automatically 
diverted.
Inputs from 0 to 6 are possible; 
0 means divert immediately
1 means divert after 5 seconds 
2 means divert after 10 seconds, etc., in 
increments of 5 seconds.
Select ‘OK’ to confirm the input.
Display shows Status Stored’.
Perform a similar operation to switch off this 
function.
Diverting all calls
All incoming calls are diverted to another number 
as determined by you.
•   Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘DIVERSION 2’ and confirm.
•Select ‘All Calls’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘All Calls Off’.•Select ‘ALTER’.
Display shows ‘All Calls Please Enter’. Now enter 
the number to which calls are to be diverted or 
select one from the phone book.
 Press then select an entry and confirm.
Display shows ‘Status Stored’.
Perform a similar operation to switch off this 
function.
NOTE: The status of all diversions can be 
checked by selecting ‘Status’.
Diverting if line is busy
Incoming calls are only diverted to the number 
you have defined if your phone is busy, e.g. you 
are currently making a call.
•   Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘DIVERSION 2’ and confirm.
•Select ‘If Busy’ and confirm.
•Display shows ‘If Busy Please Enter’ and you 
can now enter the number to which calls are 
to be diverted or select one from the phone 
book.
 Press, then select an entry and confirm.
Display shows ‘Status Stored’.
Perform a similar operation to switch off this 
function. 
						

							Multiple Connections
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Mult ip le  C onne c tionsMULTIPLE CONNECTIONS
Making a call during a conversation
If you would like to call a further party during a 
conversation without terminating the first call:
•Select ‘PRK’ to put the connection with the 
first party on hold.
•Enter the number of, or select from a list, the 
second party you wish to speak to
• Press the key.
•If the person being called (party 2) answers 
the call, the connection is established 
immediately.
Switching between two conversations
If you have two calls in progress simultaneously, 
you can switch between them (trading). 
Select ‘TRADE’ to switch between party 1 and 
party 2.
Ending a call
• Press to terminate the current call.
Display shows
‘Back to held call?’
•Select ‘YES’ to terminate the current call and 
to re-activate the call that is on hold.
or
Select ‘NO’ to terminate both calls.
Telephone conference
If you wish to connect several parties to form a 
conference call: 
Select ‘CONF’ and the display shows
‘Conference’
You can connect up to eight external parties to 
form a conference in this way, subject to network 
operator capabilities.
Terminating a conference call.
If you were the one who called the other parties 
and formed the telephone conference:
•  Press.
Display shows ‘End All Ext. Calls?’
•Select ‘YES’ to terminate the conference.
 Press, if you were connected to the 
conference call by another party,.
Your connection to the conference is terminated, 
but the other parties remain connected.
Accepting multiple calls
If you wish to accept a second call during a 
conversation select ‘ACCEPT’.
When the second call is accepted, the line to the 
second caller is opened immediately and the first 
call is put on hold.
Rejecting multiple calls.
If you do not wish to accept the second call select 
‘REJECT’.
Replacing current call
If you wish to terminate a current call in order to 
accept a further call, select ‘REPLACE’.
If you are already trading between two calls, the 
call that is currently active rather than the one 
that is on hold is substituted.
IMPORTANT
This feature depends on the network provider 
being able to support the functions described 
below: 
						

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Missed Calls
Missed CallsMISSED CALLS
You can call up a list of all calls that have gone 
unanswered. If the caller is entered in your phone 
book, the caller’s name instead of the number is 
shown. The total number of phone numbers 
listed depends on the memory capacity of your 
SIM card.
   If your telephone displays this when 
you switch it on, details of missed calls are 
stored.
Displaying missed calls
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘MESSAGES 4’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Missed Calls’ and confirm.
If you have missed calls, you will then see them 
listed in the display.
Dialling a number directly
 Select the appropriate entry from the list 
and press to return a call. 
						

							TOP 8 List
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TOP  8 Lis tUSING TOP 8 FEATURES
TOP 8 displays a list of the eight most frequently 
used numbers that are stored in the phone book.
Displaying TOP 8 list
• Press twice to open the TOP 8 list.
Each subsequent time you press this key you 
switch between the phone book and the TOP 8 
list.
Dialling a number from the TOP 8 list
 Press twice to open the TOP 8 list then 
select the desired entry.
 Press to dial the number.
Exiting the TOP 8 list
 Press to move to a higher menu level
or
press .
Displaying an entry from the TOP 8 list
• Press twice to open the TOP 8 list then 
select the desired entry.
• Call up the TOP 8 menu.
•Select ‘Show Entry’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘Gloria 02498765432’.
Sorting entries in the TOP 8 list
You can sort entries in the TOP 8 list 
alphabetically or according to frequency of use.
• Press twice to open the TOP 8 list.
• Call up the TOP 8 menu.
•Select ‘Alphabetically’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘

Alphabetical’.
•   Press to move to a higher menu 
level.
The entries are now shown in the display in 
alphabetical order. The alphabetical sorting 
makes no distinction between capitals and lower 
case letters. 
						

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Text Messages
Text Messag esTEXT MESSAGES
You can send or receive short messages (text up 
to 160 characters long), known as SMS (Short 
Message Services) to or from another GSM 
phone.
You may have to register with your service 
provider in order to use this feature.
You will always have to enter the number of the 
service centre which handles such messages 
before you can send or receive SMS texts.
The number will be supplied by your service 
provider when you subscribe to the network.
NOTE: Not all networks support SMS.
Service centre, setup for text messages
You will be notified of the number of the service 
centre for handling SMS messages by your 
service provider.
To set it up:
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘MESSAGES 4’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Text Message’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Settings’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Service Centre’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘Service Centre Please Enter:’
•Enter the number of your service centre.
•Select ‘OK’ to store the entry.
Your phone is now ready to handle SMS 
messages.
Altering the number of the service centre
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘MESSAGES 4’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Text Message’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Settings’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Service Centre’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘Service Centre 02412345678’
•Select ‘ALTER’.
• Select to delete the number.
Enter the new number.
Select ‘OK’ to store the entry.
Adjusting storage time
Text messages are stored temporarily by the 
service centre to ensure that they are not lost if 
your phone is switched off.
You can determine how long the service centre 
has to attempt to pass on a new message from 
you, by entering a value between 0 and 99 
(number of days). If the service centre fails to 
reach the recipient by the time the validity of a 
message has expired, the text message is 
deleted.
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘MESSAGES 4’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Text Message’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Settings’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Validity’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘Validity 2 days:’
•Enter the number of your service centre.
•Select ‘OK’ to store the entry.
• Select to delete the set value.
Enter a value between 0 and 99. An input of ‘0’ 
means save for one day, ‘99’ means save for 100 
days.
Select ‘OK’ to store the entry. 
						

							Text Messages
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Creating a text message
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘MESSAGES 4’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Text Message’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Create New’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘Please Enter’.
Create a new text message using the keypad.
Select ‘OK’ to conclude the text input.
You are now requested to enter a phone number 
to which the text message is to be sent.
Sending a text message
Display shows:
‘Send to: Please Enter:’
Enter a number or select a name or number from 
the phone book.
 Select an entry and confirm.
Select ‘SEND’.
Saving own text message
Select ‘SAVE’.
Instead of being sent, the text message is stored 
in the list of incoming text messages. It can be 
retrieved from there at any time and sent.
Reading a text message
   If your phone is on stand-by, this 
symbol will appear in the handset display to 
indicate that you have received a text message.
To call up the message:
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘MESSAGES 4’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Text Message’ and confirm.
•Select ‘3Text (1New)’ and confirm.
In this example, a total of three text messages is 
stored for you ‘(3Text)’, one of which you have 
not yet read ‘(1New)’.
The list of all stored text messages, together with 
the time and date, appears in the display. The 
most recent message is shown first.
You can now select and read a text message.
NOTE: If you have composed a text message of 
your own and saved but not sent it, it also 
appears in this list.
Select ‘READ’
Replying to a text message
The fastest way to reply to a text message is to 
return to the preset answers ‘YES’ or ‘NO’ 
immediately after reading the message:
•   Call up the sub-menu.
•Select 
‘Answer is YES’ and confirm
or
‘Answer is NO’ and confirm.
•If the answer is ‘YES’, the display shows your 
answer, the number and possibly the name of 
the sender, and the start of the original 
message, e.g.
‘Answer is YES Gloria 02412345678 Can you 
make the party?’
•Select ‘OK’ then select ‘SEND’
Your answer is sent to the message sender. 
						

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Text Messages
Saving received text messages
After calling up a message that has been 
received, select ‘SAVE’.
The text message is stored in the list of incoming 
text messages. You can reply to it at any time.
Deleting received text messages
   This is indicated in the display, if the 
message memory at your service provider is full.
You should delete older messages without delay 
so that you can receive new ones.
To do this:
   Call up the sub-menu, select ‘Delete 
Text’ and confirm.
To delete a text message:
Select ‘YES’.
To keep a text message:
Select ‘NO’.
Editing a text message
• Call up the sub-menu.
•Select ‘Edit Old’ and confirm.
Select a stored message.
Display shows:
‘Will be coming tomorrow’ for example.
• Select to delete the text.
Edit the text e.g. ‘Please wait until day after 
tomorrow’
•Select ‘OK’.
You can receive and edit a text, then send it 
directly back to the original sender:
Display shows:
‘Send to: 02412345678’.
Select ‘SEND’. 
						

							DTMF Codes
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DTM F C ode sDTMF codes
You can use your car phone to transmit control 
codes (Dual-tone multi-frequency DTMF 
numbers) for accessing network services or for 
controlling remote devices, e.g. remote 
monitoring of an answering machine. The DTMF 
key tone must be switched on for this to be 
possible.
NOTE: Refer to the instructions supplied with 
your remote device. Not all devices are 
compatible.
This feature can only be used during an existing 
connection.
NOTE: It is recommended that you read any 
instructions provided by your service provider to 
clarify any issues arising from answering 
machines/voice mail.
Switching on DTMF touchtone
NOTE:The following digits are permitted: digits 
from 0 to 9, # and *..
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘SETTINGS 7’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Special Tones’ and confirm.
•Select ‘DTMF Touchtone’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘DTMF Touchtone Off’
•Select ‘ALTER’.
Display shows 
‘DTMF Touchtone 

On’.
•Select ‘OK’ and switch to the next higher 
menu level.
Display shows 
‘

DTMF Touchtone’.
Perform a similar operation to switch off the 
DTMF touchtone.
Sending DTMF codes
   Press this key after entering the phone 
number or required provider.
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘Send DTMF NO.’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘Send DTMF NO. Please Enter’.
Enter the desired code e.g. 000##123437*76.
Select ‘OK’.
Display shows:
‘Please Wait’.
The connection, e.g.with your answering 
machine, has now been established. You can 
monitor any messages left on your answering 
machine.
Terminating the connection
   Press to terminate. 
						

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Cell Broadcast Messages
Cell Broad cast Messag esCB MESSAGES
Cell broadcast messages (CB messages) are 
typically used for distributing regional weather 
reports, traffic information or share prices. Your 
service provider can notify you of the available 
channels and the information that is distributed 
on them.
NOTE: Not all network providers operate CB 
messages.
It is usual that messages are only sent to 
subscribers of the service
CB messages can only be received if your phone 
is on stand-by.
A CB message is always called up directly on to 
the telephone display from its start point until 
you delete it or until a new message is received. 
Receipt of a new CB message is also indicated by 
an acoustic signal if you have activated the 
corresponding special signal.
Switching on CB messaging service
• Call up the sub-menu.
•Select ‘MESSAGES 4’ and confirm.
•Select ‘CB Messages’ and confirm.
•Select ‘ALTER’.
Display shows:
‘CB Messages 

 On
•Select ‘OK’.
Display shows:
‘

CB Messages’.
The CB messaging service is now switched on.
Perform a similar operation to turn CB messages 
Off.
Reading a new CB message
After being sent, CB messages are displayed 
directly in the first three lines on the phone 
display.
They remain there until they are either 
overwritten by new CB messages or until you call 
up a menu with the display controls.
Adding new CB topics
New cell broadcast topics can be activated for 
your car phone by entering their channel 
number. Your service provider has details of 
what messages are transmitted on which 
channels.
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘MESSAGES 4’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Text Message’ and confirm.
•Select ‘CB Topics’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘CB Topics 0-999, 1000-65534’
Enter the channel number of an additional 
information service via the keypad, e.g.61-999.
Display shows:
‘CB Topics 0-999, 1000-65534
61-999’
Select ‘OK’.
Deleting a CB topic
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘MESSAGES 4’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Text Message’ and confirm.
•Select ‘CB Topics’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘CB Topics 0-999, 1000-65534’
• Select to delete the channel number 
of a CB information service.
You are now requested to enter a different CB 
channel number.
Display shows:
‘CB Topics Please Enter’.
Enter a new channel number with the keypad.
Select ‘OK’.