Voxtel M250 - Téléphone mobile AEG - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Voxtel M250 AEG

1 BECAUSE WE CARE Thank you for purchasing this product.

This product has been designed and

assembled with utmost care for you and

the environment. This is why we supply

this product with a quick installation

guide to reduce the number of paper

(pages) and therefore save trees to

be cut for making this paper. Thank

you for supporting us to protect our

environment. You can find the full user

guide on www.aegtelephones.eu.

2 SAFETY & PRECAUTIONS When using your telephone, basic

safety precautions should always be

followed to reduce the risk of fire,

electric shock and injury, including the

1. Switch off the phone in the vicinity

of chemical plants, gas stations and

other locations containing explosive

2. When driving, please use the hands

free calling device (to be purchased

separately) to ensure safety. Please

park the car on the roadside for

communication except in case of

3. Switch off the phone when boarding

an airplane and do not switch the

phone on during the flight.

4. Be careful when using the mobile

phone in the vicinity of devices such

as pacemakers, hearing aids and

other electro-medical equipment,

which may be interfered by the

5. Never attempt to disassemble the

6. Do not recharge the phone without

battery being installed.

7. Charge the phone in well-ventilated

environment and keep away from

inflammable and highly explosive

8. To avoid demagnetization, keep

the handset away from magnetic

substances, such as magnetic discs

9. Keep the phone away from liquid. If

soaking or erosion occurs, take the

battery out and contact the supplier.

10. Avoid using the phone in

extremely high or low temperature

environments. Never leave the

phone exposed under direct

sunlight, in high humidity or in a

11. Do not use liquid or anything wet

with strong detergents to clean the

The use of equipment that transmits

radio signals, e.g. mobile phones, can

interfere with insufficiently protected

medical apparatus. Consult a doctor or

the manufacturer of the apparatus to

determine if it has adequate protection

against external radio signals, or if you

have any questions. Wherever there are

notices to forbid use of mobile phones,

you should comply. Hospitals and other

health care facilities sometimes use

equipment that can be sensitive to

external radio signals.76

Pacemaker manufacturers recommend

a distance of at least 15 cm. between

a mobile phone and a pacemaker to

avoid the risk of interference with the

pacemaker. These recommendations

are in accordance with independent

research and recommendations from

Wireless Technology Research. People

with pacemakers should:

•notcarrytheunitinabreastpocket

•hold the unitagainsttheear on the

opposite side from the pacemaker to

reduce the risk of interference

If you suspect that there is a risk of

interference, turn off the unit and move

2.3 Areas with explosion risk

Always turn off the unit when you

are in an area where there is a risk

of explosion and follow all signs and

instructions. An explosion risk exists in

the places that include areas where you

are normally requested to turn off your

car engine. Within such an area, sparks

can cause explosions or fire which can

lead to personal injuries or even death.76

UK Turn off the unit at filling stations i.e.

near petrol pumps and garages.

Follow the restrictions that are in force

on the use of radio equipment near

places where fuel is stored and sold,

chemical factories and places where

blasting is in progress.

Areas with risk for explosion are often

– but not always – clearly marked. This

also applies to below decks on ships:

the transport or storage of chemicals;

vehicles that use liquid fuel (such as

propane or butane); areas where the air

contains chemicals or particles, such as

Mobile phones use radio signals and

the mobile phone network. This means

that connection in all circumstances

cannot be guaranteed.

Therefore you should never rely solely

on a mobile phone for very important

calls such as medical emergencies.98

3 BOX CONTENT In the box you will find:

•1mainpoweradapter

•1rechargeablebatterypack

•1quickstartguide

Keep the packing materials in a safe

place in case you later need to transport

IMPORTANT Your handset is not supplied with a SIM

card, you will need to insert a SIM card

for the handset to work correctly.

4 SET HANDSET LANGUAGE

•PressMenu and / to select

“Settings”, then press OK.

/ to select “Phone”, then

/ to select “Language”,

/ to select your language,

5.1 Keys and parts (see P1)

Perform functions of

Perform functions of

•Press to step through

•Press to enter the

•Press to end or reject

•Press to return to

•In idle : long press to

turn on/off the torch.1110

UK 11 SOS Key•Press and hold for 3 sec to start SOS call procedure.5.2 Display icons and symbolsThe default idle screen shows the following information:

Meaning 1 Phone status symbols 2 Time and date 3 Network operator 4 Soft key functionsLeft soft key* From idle mode:opens the main Menu listRight soft key* From idle mode:opens the Phonebook1312

On with signal strength when

Battery charge level

Internal segments cycle during

On if call divert is set.

Ring and Vibrate off

On if only the ringer is enabled.

On if only the vibrate is enabled.

On if both are enabled.

On if vibrate then ring is enabled.

New SMS Indicates you have new text

On if you have new missed calls.

* The soft keys change to different

functions in other modes.

6 INSTALLATION AND SETUP

6.1 Install the SIM card and battery

•Switch off the phone, disconnect

the power adaptor and remove the

•Toremovethebackcover,pressand

slide the backcover down and then lift

•Carefullyslide the SIM card into the

holder with the gold connectors face

down and angled corner up left, as

•Replace the battery by aligning the

gold connectors on the battery with

those on the phone, and push the1514

bottom of the battery down until it

clicks into place (2).

•Replacethebackcoverbyplacingit

flat on the back of the handset and

pushing up until it clicks into place.

6.2 Charge the battery

Use only supplied/approved batteries

and chargers. Using others may be

dangerous and will invalidate approvals

or warranty. A battery must be fitted.

Do not charge with the back cover

•Connect the charger lead rmly

into the DC socket at bottom of the

•Plug the mains power adapter into

an AC mains socket. If the handset

is turned on, “Charger connected”

displays for a few seconds, and1514

the battery symbol bars scroll to

indicate that charging has started. If

the handset is turned off, the display

shows a battery symbol with the

segments cycling to indicate charging

•Chargingthebatterymaytakeupto5

•If “Charger connected“ does

not display, disconnect and retry.

If charging still fails, contact the

•The battery is fully charged when

the bars within the battery symbol

are continuously on. Disconnect the

charger from the phone and the AC

outlet. “Charger removed” displays

for a few seconds to indicate the

charging has stopped.

6.3 Switching on and off

To switch the phone on and off:

•Toswitchoff,pressandhold

the display turns off.

Do not switch on when mobile phone

use is prohibited or if it may cause

interference or danger.

6.4 To unlock handset keypad

is shown, keypad is locked.

is shown in display.

When the keypad is locked, you can

answer, end or reject a call in the normal

way, use the SOS button or dial the

Emergency Services number 112, and

operate the phone as usual during a call.

Ensure the phone is switched on and in

Key in the telephone number

including area code.1716

to dial the number on the

calls list – a list of the last 10 numbers

for each of the dialled, received and

/ to go to the number

7.3 To answer a call

•During a call, press

The volume level displays and stays for

8 USING THE PHONEBOOK

& SPEED DIAL KEYS You can store names and phone

numbers in the Internal phone book (up

to 200) and in the SIM phone book (SIM

dependant, but a maximum of 250).

8.1 To access the phonebook

•PressNames (Right Soft Key)

•PressMenu, select Phonebook, and

Indicates entries in the SIM

Indicates entries in the Internal

8.2 To add a new phonebook entry

•Press Menu, select Phonebook, and

contact from the menu list, and press

Options then Select.

•SelectstoreTo SIM or To Phone from

the menu list, and press OK.1918

• Press Options then select Edit

Options then Done to confirm.

•PressOptions then Save to save the

cases, between Upper case (ABC),

•PressMenu, select Phonebook, and

/ to find the name you

want, or key the first letter of the

to dial the number.2120

/ to find the entry you want to

•PressOptions and select Edit by

, select the name or number to edit.

•Press Options and then Done to

•Press Options then Save the

8.5 To delete a phonebook entry

•Press Names (Right Soft Key), then

/ to find the entry you want to

•PressSelect, then Yes to confirm the

9 CALL LOGS If a call is not answered, 1 missed call(s)

on the display indicates a new missed

call in the Call log.

9.1 To view the call log entries

•From the home screen/idle mode,

to show the All Calls – a

combined list of received calls, dialled

calls and missed calls.

•View viatheMenu and Calls, where

you can view separate lists for Missed

calls, Dialled calls, Received calls, or

Calls, and then press OK to open the

/ to select the calls log

you wish to view, and press OK to

show the selected list.

•Wheninalist,press

the call entry you want.

•PressOptions to see the following list

View View details of the

Call Call the selected number.

Send SMS to the number.

Save the selected number

Delete Delete the selected

number from the log.

10 SMS TEXT MESSAGING Send and receive text messages.

These are saved in the phone memory

(up to 50) or on the SIM card (SIM

dependant, but a maximum of 50).

Received SMS are stored in the

messages. Also “Unread messages” is

10.1 To access the SMS menu

•PressMenu to show Messaging.

to write a new message.

Inbox to go to your inbox to

read received texts.

to view messages in draft.

Outbox to go to your outbox

(includes saved drafts).2322

to view the sent messages.

to delete messages in

10.2 To write and send

•PressOK again to display a flashing

cases, to Upper case (ABC), Lower case

/ to move the cursor, Clear

to delete letters and the * key for

symbols or punctuation, or repeated

pressing of the 1 key .

•To send, press Options and then

•Press Select again to show Enter

•PressOK and enter the full number,

including area code.

/ to select Add from

Phonebook to choose a number from

the phonebook and press OK.

•Press Options when the number is

•PressSend to send the message.

10.3 To read your messages

Messaging and OK to select.

to choose Inbox and OK to

/ to step through the

•Press View to view message and

then press Options to show a list of

Reply to send a reply to the message.

Delete to delete the message.2524

11 SOS BUTTON During standby mode with the

display on, press and hold the

SOS button for 3 seconds to

start the emergency call operation.

The phone outputs an emergency siren

from the speaker during a countdown,

before sending the emergency SMS to

any of the five emergency numbers that

Then the phone makes a call to the first

programmed SOS Number and when

the SOS call is answered it will play the

SOS recorded voice message.

By default this message is „This is an

emergency call to accept press 0“.

You can record your own SOS voice

message. It is important to inform

during your message the receiver need

to press „0“ to accept the call.

If the first number is busy or out of area,

not answered within 1 minute or not press

„0“, it will try the 2nd and then the 3rd,

4th and 5th. If it still does not get through

it will repeat the sequence of calls.

You can use the emergency SOS button

even if the key lock is turned on.2726

This function only works if the SOS

function is turned on, and at least one

To setup the SOS function:

•PressMenu to show SOS and OK to

On/Off to turn SOS function on or off.

Numbers to program the SOS numbers.

personal SOS message.

SOS SMS to edit the SMS that is send

out to the SOS numbers

Settings and OK to select.

to choose Phone and OK

to select it, then select Time and

Select the Date and time menu to set:

Set the displayed date and time.

Format the time and date format

used on the display.2726

13 PROFILES Profiles allow quick changes to your

M250 phone sounds, and to customise

them to suit your situation.

There are 4 preset profiles – General,

Silent, Meeting, Outdoor and each

profile has settings for incoming call,

Alert type, Ring type, Ringtone, Ring

volume, Message tone, Message

tone volume, Keypad tone, and

Keytone volume, Power on tone,

Power off tone and Error tone.

13.1 To Activate a Profile

/ to go to the Profile you

wish to select, and press Options.

Activate to activate

Customize to customize

profile settings.2928

14 GUARANTEE AND SERVICE The phone is under warranty for 24

months from the date of purchase

shown on your sales receipt. This

guarantee does not cover any faults or

defects caused by accidents, misuse,

fair wear and tear, neglect, lightning,

tampering with the equipment, or any

attempt at adjustment or repair other

than through approved agents.

Please keep your sales receipt; this is

your proof of guarantee.

14.1 While the unit is

bought it, making sure you take your

•Remember to include the main

14.2 After the Guarantee

If the unit is no longer under Guarantee,

Charging Time <6 hours

Operating: 0°C to 40°C Storage: -20°C to 60°C Electrical power

*Variation in operation times may occur

depending on SIM card, network,

and usage settings, usage style and

16 CE DECLARATION This product is in compliance with

the essential requirements and other

relevant provisions of the R&TTE

directive 1999/5/EC.

The Declaration of conformity can be

found on: www.aegtelephones.eu

At the end of the product lifecycle, you

should not throw this product into the

normal household garbage but bring

the product to a collection point for

the recycling of electrical and electronic

equipment. The symbol on the product,

user guide and/or box indicates this.

Some of the product materials can be

re-used if you bring them to a recycling

point. By reusing some parts or raw

materials from used products you

make an important contribution to the

protection of the environment. Please3130

contact your local authorities in case

you need more information on the

collection points in your area.

Batteries must be removed before

disposing of the device. Dispose of

the batteries in an environmental

manner according to your country

18 CLEANING AND CARE Do not clean any part of your phone

with benzene, thinners or other solvent

chemicals as this may cause permanent

damage which is not covered by the

When necessary, clean it with a damp

Keep your phone system away from

hot, humid conditions or strong

sunlight, and do not let it get wet.3332

1 UNSER EINSATZ FÜR DIE UMWELT Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich für dieses

Feuer hervorrufen, was wiederum zu

“Charger connected” (Chargeur

“Charger removed ”(Chargeur

appels émis), Received calls (les

messages. L‘indication “Unread

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International Limited

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AEG is a registered trademark

used under license from

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