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When the 
alarm time expires
The phone wil
l
 sound an alert
 tone, and flash 
Alarm!
 and the cu
r
r
ent time on th
e 
disp
l
ay.
Pre
ss 
St
o
p
 to stop the alarm. If you let th
e phone continue t
o
 
sound the alarm for
 
a minute or press 
S
n
ooze
, the alar
m stops for about ten minut
es and then 
resumes.
If you have selected the 
radio as an alarm tone, instead of 
Sno
o
ze
 the p
h
one asks 
wh
ether you want to switch off the radio or
 n
o
t
.
If the al
arm time is reached while the device 
is
 
s
w
itched off, the 
de
vi
ce sw
itches itse
lf 
on 
and st
art
s
 soundi
ng the alarm tone. If y
o
u press
 
Sto
p
, the device 
asks wheth
e
r you
 want to 
ac
ti
va
te
 the
 d
e
v
i
ce
 
fo
r 
c
a
l
l
s
.
 Pre
s
s
 
No
 to switch
 off 
th
e 
device or 
Ye
s
 to make and receive 
call
s. Do not press
 
Ye
s
 
w
h
e
n
 wirele
ss phone use may cause interference or 
danger.
Cale
ndar
The cal
e
ndar
 helps yo
u
 to keep track of
 
reminders, call
s that you need to make, 
meetings, and bir
t
h
days.
The cal
e
ndar
 uses
 sha
r
ed me
mory, 
see
 on page 
.
Pre
ss 
Me
n
u
, and select
 
O
r
ganiser
 and 
Calendar
. 
Tip:
 To quickly open the 
Calendar
 menu, press 
 in standby mode.
Scr
oll to the day you want. Th
e curren
t
 day is indicat
ed by a fr
ame around 
the day. If ther
e ar
e an
y notes set for the 
day, t
h
e day is in bold type. To view the 
day notes, 
press 
Op
tions
 and select 
Day notes
.
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