Philips LFF6050W/GBB User Manual

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1 Click on the icon SMS 

 of the window 

.

2 Click on N

 then on SMS.

3 Enter your message in the field C

 provided for this purpose.

 

You can use the buttons and the "smiley"  located 
to the left of the input field to customize your 
message, or to automatically insert the date and 
time.

4 To send your SMS to a contact, enter his/her 

number in the field T

 and click 

on 

 or select a recipient (or group) from one of 

the address directory in the field C

 and 

click on 

.

 

 

Repeat this operation as many times as necessary 
(use the button 

 to delete a contact from the list 

of contacts).

5 If necessary, adjust the advanced parameters (to 

send later or give priority to the SMS) by pressing 

the button A

 

(

).

6 Click on OK to send your SMS to all contacts in 

your list of contacts.

Your send request can then be checked, if necessary, in 
the outbox.

SMS communications are monitored by means of:
• an outbox,
• a sent item memory,
• an outbox log.

These services make it possible to have complete 
information on the terminal activity with regard to 
communications.

The outbox log is automatically printed when its contents 
fill a page. After this automatic printing, the terminal 
creates a new log.

The following is grouped in the SMS outbox:
• requests being sent,
• send later requests,
• requests for which one or more send attempts have 

already been made, and which will soon be redialed,

• requests which have been rejected.

The outbox log is used to keep the entire history of SMS 
communications (successful or rejected) that have been 
processed by your terminal. The log is printed 
automatically as soon as its contents fill a page.

The information held in the log is:
• the SMS recipient,
• the date of sending of the SMS,
• the status (sent, rejected,...).