Panasonic Gsm Gprs Mobile Phone Ebgu87 Operating Instructions

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InboxIn Messages Menu  ...
Inbox stores messages 
you have received. You 
can reply, create new, 
forward, chat, move or 
delete messages.1.Scroll to SMS, press 
.
2.Scroll to Inbox, press .
A list of read 
 messages, unread  messages 
and E-SMS messages 
 displays.
3.Scroll to desired message
 and press  (Menu) for 
these options: 
Create* option. If there is a phone number or e-mail 
address in the message, you can create a new 
message to automatically send to this destination.
 While in Read option, if there is a phone number or 
e-mail address within the text, you can press   to add 
it to the phonebook.
 While in Read option, if there is a phone number in the 
message, press 
 to dial the number.
ReadPress  . Scroll up and down to read entire message, 
including Sender and Message Center number. Or, 
press  (Menu) for submenu options (Create*, Reply, 
Forw’d, Chat, Move, or Delete). When Sender 
displays, press   to add contact data to the 
phonebook if desired.
ReplyEnter text, then press 
 twice to send.
Forw’dPress  . Edit message, then press   three times. 
Enter destination number, press   twice.
ChatContinue with step 4 in “Chat SMS” on page 48.
MoveMove message between SIM card and Mobile inbox.
 indicates stored in SIM card inbox,   indicates 
stored in Mobile inbox.
DeletePress   twice to delete.
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OutboxIn Messages Menu  ...
Outbox stores sent 
messages and draft 
messages (waiting to 
be sent) that you have 
created. You can edit, 
send, read, chat, create 
or delete messages.1.Scroll to 
SMS, press .
2.Scroll to Outbox, press .
A list of sent  and draft  messages displays.
3.Scroll to desired message
 and press  (Menu) for 
these options: 
Create* option. If there is a phone number or e-mail 
address in the message, you can create a new 
message to automatically send to this destination.
 While in Read option, if there is a phone number or 
e-mail address within the text, you can press   to add 
it to the phonebook.
 While in Read option, if there is a phone number in the 
message, press 
 to dial the number.
Chat SMSIn Messages Menu  ...
Read chat messages 
(sent and received) on 
one screen when in 
Chat SMS mode with 
someone else.1.Scroll to 
SMS, press .
2.Scroll to Chat SMS, press  .
3.Enter destination phone number, press   twice.
4.Enter your Nickname (up to 18 characters), press   
twice.
5.You can now Chat with the other party (they must have 
chat SMS on their phone). Enter your message, or 
EditPress   to edit text. Press   (Menu) for more editing 
options.
SendPress   twice, enter destination, press  .
ReadPress  . Scroll up and down to read entire message, 
including Destination and Message Center number. Or, 
press  (Menu) for submenu options (Create*, Send, 
Edit, Chat, Move, or Delete). When Destination 
displays, you can press   to add it to the phonebook.
ChatContinue with step 4 in “Chat SMS” on page 48.
MoveMove message between SIM card and Mobile outbox.
 indicates stored in SIM card outbox,   indicates 
stored in Mobile outbox.
DeletePress   twice to delete.
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press  (Menu) for more options. When finished, 
press  twice.
When receiving a chat message, text automatically 
appears above your previous message.
6.To continue chatting, press  , scroll to Ok, press  .
If the phone is not in chat mode when receiving a 
chat message, it is received as an SMS message.
If a voice call is received when in chat mode, you 
can answer the incoming call and return to chat 
mode at the end of the call.
7.To exit chat mode, press  , scroll to Exit, press  .
When save is selected, the last sent message is 
stored in the Outbox.
All other messages are automatically deleted.
StatusIn Messages Menu  ...
Review how many SMS 
messages are stored in 
the SIM card and in the 
Mobile.1.Scroll to 
SMS, press .
2.Scroll to Status, press  .
3.Select SIM Message or Mobile Message, press   to 
view number of messages used.
SettingsIn Messages Menu  ...
Create recipient group 
lists to send one 
message to up to 10 
recipients at once. You 
can also automatically 
delete messages, set 
the amount of delivery 
attempts, and view the 
message center 
number.
The actual options that 
appear may vary 
depending on your 
wireless service 
provider.1.Scroll to 
SMS, press .
2.Scroll to Settings, press  .
3.Scroll to desired option, press 
.
Recipient 
GroupsCreate a recipient group list to send one message 
to up to 10 destinations at once (5 recipient groups, 
with 10 destination positions each).
1.To enter a new Group name, select an empty 
slot, press   twice, press  (Entry).
2.Scroll to select name from phonebook (must 
have phone number entry), press   three 
times.
3.Press   to add more names to the group.
4.When finished, press  , then press   
(Menu), scroll to   (Rename) and enter 
Group Name. Press   twice to Save.
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Broadcasts
These are messages 
broadcast by the 
networks to all GSM 
customers. They 
provide general 
information about topics 
such as weather 
reports, traffic news, 
and customer services.In Messages Menu  ...
1.Scroll to 
SMS, press .
2.Scroll to Broadcasts, press  .
3.Scroll to desired option, press 
. Auto DeleteSet to automatically erase messages.
Received Read overwrites oldest read message. 
Received Any overwrites oldest message, 
regardless of whether it has been read or not.
Message 
Center#Enter message center number in international dial 
format. See “Setting the Phone for Short Text 
Messaging” on page 46. Also see “International 
Dialing” on page 19. The message center number 
may be preprogrammed on the SIM card.
ReportSelect Ye s, No, or Ask to confirm delivery.
ReceiveSelect On or Off to receive broadcast messages.
Message 
ListScroll to desired message headers and press 
 to view or delete broadcast message.
TopicsPress 
 four times to insert desired topics 
supplied by your wireless service provider. Press 
 (Menu) for options Insert, Edit, Delete or Ok.
LanguageIf offered by your wireless service provider, 
broadcast messages can be shown in more than 
one language. Select desired language.
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E-MAILSend and receive Internet e-mail messages via an ISP that 
supports POP3/SMTP protocols.
When you receive an e-mail message, the message 
indicator ( ) displays, along with an audible tone or 
vibration. When Read displays, press   to read the 
message. Scroll up and down to view the message.
STORE AN ADDRESS
An e-mail address can be stored in the Mobile Phonebook. 
See “Mobile Phonebook” on page 59.
MANAGE MESSAGE STORAGE
Once the Inbox and/or Outbox are full, any new messages 
(received or created) will overwrite existing messages from 
the oldest first. To prevent messages being overwritten, 
delete messages which are no longer required. Lock 
important messages so they will not be overwritten.
CreateIn Messages Menu  ...
Write an e-mail 
message.1.Scroll to e-mail, press  .
2.Press  (Create).
3.At highlighted To : line, press 
 (Edit), To List 
appears.
To enter a phonebook e-mail address, press  , 
scroll to desired recipient, press   four times.
4.If desired, press   twice (Edit>Menu
) for these 
options:
5.If desired, scroll to Cc: to send a copy to another 
recipient. Or scroll to Bcc: to send a blind copy. 
OkSave recipient entry and continue creating your 
e-mail message.
AddEnter another recipient address.
EditEdit recipient entry.
DeleteDelete recipient entry.
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6.Scroll to Subj:, press   (Edit), enter subject, press 
 twice.
7. File: allows you to attach a file from your Data Files to 
the e-mail message.
8.Scroll to Message:, press   (Edit), enter text, press 
 twice.
9.When you finish the message and return to the Create 
screen, press   (Menu).
10.Scroll to desired option, press 
.
InboxIn Messages Menu  ...
Inbox stores e-mail 
messages you have 
received.1.Scroll to e-mail
, press .
2.Scroll to Inbox, press  .
A list of messages headers displays.
These icons indicate the current state of each message:
3.Scroll to desired message
 and press  (Menu) for 
these options:
 
SendSends message to recipient(s). A copy is saved 
in the outbox.
SaveSaves message in outbox. Message can be 
edited or sent at a later time.
read or sent message
unread or unsent message
message has been locked
message has attached files
ReadPress  . Scroll up and down to read entire message, 
including Sender and Message Center number. Or, 
press  (Menu) for submenu options (Create*, 
Reply, Forw’d, Chat, Move, or Delete). When Sender 
displays, press   to add contact data to the 
phonebook if desired.
ReplyCompose a reply to the sender.
Reply to 
AllCompose a reply to all recipients of the message.
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 While in Read option, if there is a phone number or 
e-mail address within the text, you can press   to add 
it to the phonebook.
OutboxIn Messages Menu  ...
Outbox stores sent 
messages and draft 
messages (waiting to 
be sent) that you have 
created. You can edit, 
send, read, or delete 
messages.1.Scroll to e-mail
, press .
2.Scroll to Outbox, press  .
A list of sent 
 and draft  messages displays.
3.Scroll to desired message and press 
 (Edit) to begin 
editing the message. 
Or, press  (Menu) for these 
options: 
4.To send a completed message, press  (Menu), then 
Send. Or, scroll to Save and press   to save to the 
Outbox.
Forw’dSend the message to a person other than the sender.
DeleteRemove the current message from the list.
ProtectApply a lock to the message so that it cannot be 
overwritten when receiving/creating further messages. 
A locked message can still be deleted manually.
ViewPress   to view message text. Press   (Edit) for 
editing options.
Send AllPress   twice, enter destination, press  .
MakePress   twice to make a phonebook entry.
SortPress  , then select Status, Date, or Address.
DisplayScroll to Subject or Address display pattern, press 
.
DeletePress   twice to delete.
Delete 
AllPress   twice to delete.
PropertyPress   to view e-mail size in KB.
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							54   Messages Menu
Server ListIn Messages Menu  ...
Before you can send 
and receive e-mail 
messages, your SIM 
card must be data 
enabled and a contract 
must be set up with an 
Internet Service 
Provider and the 
relevant configuration 
information, supplied by 
the provider, entered 
into the phone.1.Scroll to e-mail
, press .
2.Scroll to Server List, scroll to an empty profile and 
press
  (Create).
Up to three Internet Service Providers may be 
set up.
3.Scroll to each parameter and enter the information. 
4.After all parameters have been entered, press   (C)
 
to return to the previous menu level.
5.Select the server setting that you have just edited and 
press  (Menu). Press   (Set).
Note: Record your e-mail settings in the table at the 
rear of this booklet for easy reference.
SettingsIn Messages Menu  ...
Set e-mail sending 
preferences and view 
status of e-mail 
memory.1.Scroll to e-mail, press  .
2.Scroll to Settings, press  .
3.Select Send Settings by pressing  .
4.To  v i e w  Status, scroll to Status and press  . Shows 
total number of e-mail memory, vacant memory and 
number of protected, unread and used messages.
Profile Name Bearer Type
Mail Address Primary DNS
SMTP Setting Secondary DNS
POP3 Setting
Recipient 
GroupsSame as Recipient Groups in SMS 
messaging. See “Settings” on page 49.
SignatureAdd an automatic signature to your e-mail 
messages. Select Signature Setting to turn it 
on or off.
Auto QuoteEnables you to attach text from the message 
that you are replying to. Set to On or Off.
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Send/Receive
The Send/Receive 
function is used to both 
send messages created 
on the phone to the 
server of the Internet 
Service Provider and to 
check your mailbox on 
the server for incoming 
messages and 
download them to the 
phone at the same 
time.In Messages Menu  ...
1.Scroll to e-mail, press  .
2.Scroll to Send/Receive, press  .
If there are unsent messages in the Outbox, you will 
be prompted to send them.
3.Press   to send any unsent messages.
If there are new messages to download to the 
phone, then you will be prompted to receive them.
4.Press   to receive new messages.
If no action is taken, the connection will time out 
after one minute. 
If any messages are downloaded then, when 
finished, the phone will display the new messages 
allowing them to be viewed, replied to, etc.... If no 
messages are downloaded, the phone will display 
the Inbox menu, unless there are no messages in 
this list, then it will return to the e-mail menu.
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