Ericsson GH388/GF388 User Manual

To choose automatic answering – 

If you choose automatic answering mode, an
incoming call will be answered automatically
after one ringing signal if the phone is used with
handsfree equipment.

To personalise the greeting displayed
each time the phone 
is turned on – 

  SETTINGS

~ Greeting 

    (On)

Instead of the greeting Welcome, which is
displayed each time the phone is turned on, you
can have your phone display a welcome
greeting that you choose yourself.

Letters are entered with the numeric keys 
2 – 9. Refer to the table in chapter 3

The Greeting function also lets you turn the
greeting text off.

To have your phone number displayed
each time the phone 
is turned on – 

  SETTINGS

~ Phone no 

(          )

You can have your phone number displayed
each time you turn the phone on.

To enter the phone number:

Press YES.

   NUMBER

~ Phone no 

(          )

Press YES.

PHONE NUMBER

~ Present? 

(          )

Press 

R

.

PHONE NUMBER

~New number

(          )

Press YES. 

Enter the number and press YES.

  SETTINGS

~ Phone no 

(0123456789)

If you use your phone with the Mobile Office kit:

You can also enter your fax and/or data number.

   NUMBER

~ Phone no 

(0123456789)

Scroll with 

R

/

L

 until Fax no or Data no

appears.

To enter the fax or data number, proceed as
described above under To enter the phone
number.

Different ringing signals for phone calls, fax calls
and data calls: 

Select Phone no, Fax no or Data no, and
press YES when the question Present?
appears.

If you selected the Data no, the Ring level and
Ring type functions appear as follows:

DATA SETTING

~Ring level

  (QQQqqq)

DATA SETTING

~Ring type 

 (Melody 1)

You can then set ringing different ringing signals
for phone calls, fax calls and data calls.

To select another language 
in the display – 

  SETTINGS

~ Language 

 (English)

The phone is normally delivered with English
text in the display. This function lets you select
a language other than English.

Press YES. Scroll with 

R

/

L

 until you find the

desired language, for example German,

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