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005 Nokia. All ri
gh
ts reserved
.
Some net
w
orks may require 
t
h
at
 
a 
valid SIM
 
ca
rd is
 pro
p
erly inse
rted 
in t
h
e 
device.
2.
Press
 
 as 
many t
i
mes 
as
 needed
 t
o
 clea
r 
the d
i
splay and ready 
the d
e
vi
ce
 for 
calls
. 
3.
Key in the 
o
ffici
al emergency number for 
yo
ur pres
ent l
o
cat
i
on.
 Emergency 
numbers 
vary 
by lo
c
a
ti
on.
4.
Press th
e 
 
key.
If 
certain fe
at
ures
 are 
in use, 
you may 
first
 n
eed 
to
 turn thos
e 
fea
t
ure
s
 o
ff befo
r
e
 you can 
make an emergency call.
 If 
the device is
 in o
ffline or fli
g
ht
 mode you mus
t
 change t
h
e
 profile 
to ac
t
i
vat
e
 the 
phone function 
be
fore 
you c
a
n 
make
 an emerge
ncy call. 
Consult 
this
 guide 
or 
your service provider for 
more informa
t
ion.
When making an emergency call,
 
give all th
e 
necessa
r
y inf
o
rm
ation
 as 
accu
rately
 as 
poss
i
ble. Your wire
less device may be 
t
h
e
 
only
 means 
of communication at
 t
h
e 
scene 
of an 
ac
cide
nt
. 
Do not
 
end the c
a
ll unt
il 
gi
v
e
n permiss
i
on to do so.
■
C
e
rtifi
c
atio
n information
 
(SAR)
THIS DEVICE ME
ETS INT
E
RNATIONAL GUIDE
L
I
NES F
O
R E
X
P
O
SURE TO 
RADIO WAVES
Your mobile device is a radio 
t
r
ansmit
ter and re
ceiver. It
 
is
 
de
signed and manufactured no
t 
to 
exceed
 t
h
e 
limits
 for 
expo
s
ure
 t
o
 radio 
fre
quenc
y
 (RF) recomme
n
ded
 
by int
e
rnat
ional 
guidelines (ICNIRP). These
 
lim
it
s are part of comprehensive guidelines and est
a
blish 
permitt
e
d levels of RF ene
r
gy for the 
g
e
ne
ral 
population.  
T
h
e guidelines we
r
e
 
de
vel
oped by 
independent scientific organis
a
t
i
ons 
t
h
ro
ugh pe
riodic and thoroug
h
 eval
uatio
n
 of 
s
c
ient
i
fic 
st
udie
s.  
 The guid
elines include a 
subst
a
nt
ial
 
sa
fet
y
 marg
in des
i
gne
d
 
t
o
 
ass
u
re the safety of 
all 
p
e
rsons, regardless
 
of age and he
alt
h
.
The exposure standard 
for mobile devices empl
oys a 
uni
t
 of 
measurement known as
 
t
h
e 
Specific Absorpt
i
on 
Rat
e
, or 
S
A
R.  The 
SAR limit
 stat
ed 
i
n
 the int
e
rnat
ional guidelines is 2.0 
W/kg*. Tes
t
s for SAR are c
o
nducted us
ing
 
s
t
andard operating posit
ions
 
w
i
th 
t
h
e
 
device 
transmitt
i
ng at its highest certifi
e
d 
p
o
wer level 
in all test
ed frequency 
b
a
nds.
 
 Although the 
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