Nokia 6610i

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Fixed dia
lling
 to restrict your outgoing calls 
and text messages t
o
 
sel
e
cted 
phone numbers if
 this function is supporte
d by your
 SIM card. The PIN2 code is 
required.
When the f
i
xed dialli
n
g
 
is on, G
P
RS connections are 
n
o
t possibl
e excep
t
 while 
sending text messages over a GPRS conn
ection. In this case, the r
e
cipient
’s 
phone number and the message centre nu
mber have to be i
n
cluded on the 
fixed dialling list.
•
Closed user 
gr
oup
. Closed user group is a net
w
ork service 
t
h
at specif
ies th
e 
group of people whom 
you can call and who 
can 
cal
l
 
you. For
 
mor
e information 
contact your
 network operator or service provider
.
•
Security level
. Select 
Phone
 and the phone will
 ask fo
r the security code 
whenever a new SIM card is i
n
ser
t
ed into the phone.
Sel
e
ct 
Memory
 and the phone wil
l
 ask f
o
r the security code when the 
SIM 
card’s memory is sel
e
cted and yo
u
 want
 to change the memory in use, (see 
 on page 
) or copy fr
om one memory to 
another (
 on page 
).
•
A
ccess codes
 to c
h
ange the 
security code, 
PIN code, P
I
N2 cod
e
 or barring 
password. Codes can only include n
u
mbers from 0 to 9.
Re
st
ore
 fact
ory 
sett
ing
s
To reset some of the menu setting
s 
to their o
r
iginal values, pr
ess 
Menu
, and 
select 
Settings
 and 
Restore fact
ory 
settings
. Key in the security code and press 
OK
. N
o
te
 
that the data 
you have 
keye
d
 in or 
downloaded, f
o
r examp
l
e, the 
names and 
phone 
numbers saved in 
Cont
acts
 are not deleted.
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