CT-355 Mini Handheld Flip-Style Cellular Phone
(170-1168) Security Features
To access certain phone features, you are prompted to enter either a lock
code or security code. Both codes are provided by your dealer when you
purchase the phone. You can change the lock code (see "Changing the Lock
Code"), but you cannot change the security code.
Changing The Lock Code
You have to enter the lock code to lock and unlock the phone
(see "Locking and Unlocking the Phone"), or to set the
emergency 9 one-touch dialing key on or off (see "Emergency Number Key").
Note: Your phone's lock code is initially set to 1234.
1. Press MNU 1 1.
2. The message SECURITY? prompts you to enter your security code.
3. Enter the five-digit security code and press STO (note that each
number entered appears as asterisks *****). If you enter an incorrect
security code, the message CODE ERROR appears. When you correctly
enter the security code, the phone prompts you with the message
NEW CODE?.
4. Enter the new four-digit lock code (numeric digits only) and press
STO. The message STORED confirms that the new lock code has been
accepted.
Locking And Unlocking The Phone
You can use the four-digit lock code to prevent outgoing calls from being
made.
Note: Locking the phone does not prevent emergency calls from being made
either by normal dialing or by using the one-touch dialing key 9.
To lock or unlock the phone:
1. Press MNU 0.
2. The prompt LOCKCODE? appears.
3. Enter your four-digit lock code. It displays as asterisks (****).
4. Press STO to confirm your entry. If you made a mistake, the phone
displays CODE ERROR. Return to Step 1 above.
5. When you enter the correct code, the phone displays LOCKED to indicate
that the phone is now locked. When you unlock the phone, the message
UNLOCKED briefly appears to confirm that the phone is now ready for
use.
Selecting Keyguard
You can use the keyguard function to prevent accidental operation of the
phone keypad (for example, when the phone is in a purse or pocket).
To activate keyguard:
1. Press and hold the END key or MNU ABC.
2. The phone displays KEYGUARD ACTIVE.
Notes: If any key (except MNU) is pressed, the phone displays PRESS
"MENU", prompting you deactivate keyguard.
To answer an incoming call, press any key or SEND.
To deactivate keyguard:
1. Press MNU. The phone displays PRESS "ABC".
2. Press ABC. The phone displays KEYGUARD OFF to confirm that normal
phone operation is restored.
Note: When keyguard is active, you cannot one-touch dial the emergency
number using 9. However, you can manually dial an emergency number
(such as 911) and press SEND.
Call Restricting
You can use the call restricting feature to restrict phone operation to
certain types of calls only. You can select any one of four call
restricting options:
ALLOW ALL - the phone operates normally (no restrictions).
ALLOW NATIONAL - international calls cannot be dialed.
ALLOW LOCAL - only calls to local numbers (seven digits or less) can
be made.
ALLOW M90-95 - only calls to the numbers contained in memory locations
90 to 95 can be made. You can recall numbers from
locations 90 to 95 can be made. You can recall numbers
from locations 90 to 95 (using the RCL key), but are
prevented from storing new numbers in these locations.
Note: You can always make emergency calls, either using normal dialing or
the one-touch 9 key, regardless of the call restricting option
selected.
To set the call restricting option:
1. Press MNU 1 4.
2. The phone displays SECURITY? to prompt you for the five-digit
security code.
3. Enter your five-digit security code and press STO to confirm. The
code displays as asterisks (****). If you make a mistake, the phone
displays CODE ERROR. Return to Step 1 above.
4. When you enter the correct security code, the phone displays the call
restricting option (ALLOW ALL, ALLOW NATIONAL, ALLOW LOCAL or
ALLOW M90-95) currently selected.
5. Press /\ or \/ to scroll through the call restricting options.
When the phone displays the call restricting option you want, press
STO to confirm the setting.
Memory Lock
You can restrict access to the names/numbers stored in your phone's memory
locations by using the memory lock feature. You can select one of three
options:
MEM NORMAL - the phone operates normally (no memory restrictions).
MEM READ ONLY - any location can be recalled, but you cannot store any new
numbers and name tags.
MEM NO ACCESS - numbers and name tags cannot be stored or recalled. This
option is overridden for locations 90 to 95 if the ALLOW
M90-95 call restricting option is selected (see "Call
Restricting").
Note: You can access your own number (in location 99) regardless of the
memory lock option selected.
To set the memory lock option:
1. Press MNU 1 5.
2. The phone displays SECURITY? to prompt you for the five-digit
security code.
3. Enter your five-digit security code and press STO to confirm.
The code displays as asterisks (****). If you make a mistake, the
phone displays CODE ERROR. Return to Step 1 above.
4. When you enter the correct security code, the phone displays the
memory lock option (MEM NORMAL, MEM READ ONLY or MEM NO ACCESS)
currently selected.
5. Press /\ or \/ to scroll through the memory lock options. When the
phone displays the option you want, press STO to confirm the setting.
Emergency Number Key
The emergency number key feature lets you prevent someone from making
unwanted emergency calls by disabling the one-touch 9 dialing key.
To set the emergency key on or off:
1. Press MNU 1 3.
2. The phone displays LOCKCODE? to prompt you for the four-digit
lock code.
3. Enter your four-digit lock code (the default is 1234) and press STO
to confirm. The code displays as asterisks (****). If you make a
mistake, the phone displays CODE ERROR. Return to Step 1 above.
4. When you enter the correct lock code, the phone displays either
EMERGENCY 9 ON or EMERGENCY 9 OFF, to show whether the one-touch
emergency key (9) is currently enabled or disabled.
5. Press /\ or \/ to switch between EMERGENCY 9 ON and EMERGENCY 9 OFF.
When the phone displays the option you want, press STO to confirm the
setting.
Pin Code Dialing
For security, some cellular service carriers require you to dial a
personal identification number (PIN) in addition to the phone number
each time you place a call. This is sometimes referred to as "PIN code
dialing."
Notes: This service is not required (or available on all networks). Check
with your local service provider.
If you subscribe to this service, a PIN code is assigned or
selected at the time you activate your phone.
If you subscribe to PIN code dialing with your cellular carrier, you can
store the PIN code into your phone's memory and set the phone to
automatically send the code at the press of a button when you place a
call.
Follow these steps to program your PIN code and turn PIN code dialing on
or off.
1. Enter *#7462255# (this spells *PIN CALL#). The phone prompts for your
PIN code (PIN CODE?).
2. To enter your PIN code in the phone's memory and turn on PIN code
dialing, enter your PIN code (maximum of 4 digits), then press STO.
PIN CALL ON appears briefly.
To turn off PIN code dialing, simply press STO without entering a
number. PIN CALL OFF appears briefly.
When PIN code dialing is set to ON, WAIT FOR PROMPT appears after you
press SEND to place a call. When you hear the tone, press SEND again to
automatically dial your stored PIN code (so SENDING PIN appears) and
complete the call.
Notes: When PIN code dialing is set to ON, you can place a call to the
emergency number programmed into your phone (as usual) without
sending the PIN code.
If you place a call using a cellular service that does not support
PIN code dialing (and PIN code dialing is set to ON), WAIT FOR
PROMPT appears, but the call is connected without your PIN code,
WAIT FOR PROMPT disappears after you end the call.
(6/10/99)