Oricom s209 User Manual
SMS Text Messaging
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Receiving The service centre for incoming messages.
6. Select a service centre. Press OK.
7. Enter the service centre number. Press SAVE.
7. Enter the service centre number. Press SAVE.
Repeat from step 5 to add more service centres.
8. For the “sending” service centre, after you have entered the number for the centre, the DEFAULT SC menu will be
displayed.
Select a default sending service centre. Press OK.
All messages will be sent through the default service centre.
Select a default sending service centre. Press OK.
All messages will be sent through the default service centre.
ABOUT MAILBOXES
Your phone supports 1 public mailbox and 9 private mailboxes. The public mailbox can be shared by everyone. The private mailboxes
are each protected by a customized password. Each mailbox (public or private) has an Inbox and Outbox.
are each protected by a customized password. Each mailbox (public or private) has an Inbox and Outbox.
What is it?
Inbox
Store received messages.
Outbox
Store saved (to be sent later) messages, sent messages, and messages with sending error.
Each mailbox has a name and sub-address. A sub-address is a 1-digit extension number that your caller adds to your telephone
number. It allows the caller to send you a text message directly to your personal mailbox. For example, Sam’s mailbox sub-address is
‘5’. If Tom wants to send a text message directly to Sam, then he has to add the digit ‘5’ to the phone number or specify the sub-
address ‘5’ when sending the text message. To find out your mailbox sub-address, refer to Activating a private mailbox on page 20.
number. It allows the caller to send you a text message directly to your personal mailbox. For example, Sam’s mailbox sub-address is
‘5’. If Tom wants to send a text message directly to Sam, then he has to add the digit ‘5’ to the phone number or specify the sub-
address ‘5’ when sending the text message. To find out your mailbox sub-address, refer to Activating a private mailbox on page 20.
ORGANIZING THE PUBLIC MAILBOX
The public mailbox can be accessed by anyone using any of the handsets. You can change the sub-address and the access matrix.
Changing sub-address
You can change the public mailbox sub-address to an unassigned sub-address.
1. Press
MENU
.
2. Select
SMS.
Press
OK
.
3. Select SETTINGS. Press OK.
4. Select
4. Select
MAILBOX.
Press
OK
.
5. Enter the system PIN. Press OK to confirm.
6. Select the public mailbox. Press OK.
7. Select
6. Select the public mailbox. Press OK.
7. Select
SUBADDRESS.
Press
OK
.
8. Select the sub-address you want.
9. Press
9. Press
OK
to confirm. The new setting is saved.
NOTE: Your phone supports up to 4 “sending” and 4 “receiving” service centres.
NOTE: Sub-address Subscription. Consult and subscribe this service from your service provider.
NOTE: Changing the sub-address may affect SMS text message receiving.