Sms Text Messages; Service Centres; Entering The Send/Receive Centre Numbers; Writing And Sending - switel CD7702 Bedienungsanleitung

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SMS Text Messages

General conditions
The popular method of communication using text messages (SMS) is also possible via the conventional
telephone network. The telephone can be used to send and receive text messages (SMS). Certain conditions
must be fulfilled to enable text messages to be sent and received.
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The telephone connection must have the CLIP function (Calling Line Identification Presentation)
available. Contact your telephone network provider to ensure that the CLIP function has been enabled
on your telephone connection. It is possible that a fee will be charged for the function and it may be
necessary to apply for it to be activated by your telephone network provider (e.g. Swisscom, phone
number 0800 800800).
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0190 phone numbers must not have been disabled on your conventional telephone connection.
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In order to use the SMS services, it may be necessary for your telephone network provider to activate
the facility.
NOTE: Sending text messages is not currently possible in the case of call−by−call connections.
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Charges are made for sending SMS texts.
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If the receiving phone in the conventional telephone network is not provided with an SMS service or it
is simply not capable of handling text messages, the SMS message is automatically converted to a
voice message, i.e. read out on the phone.
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The costs accounting is completed by the telephone network provider.
Due the constant further developments in this field, the information provided here may have changed in the
meantime. Up−to−date information is available on the respective Internet pages or from the telephone network
provider.
9.1

Service centres

The distribution of all text messages is performed by an SMS centre. The Swisscom", cablecom" and other
telephone network providers offer this service. Your SWITEL telephone is set up for operation (sending and
receiving text messages) via the Swisscom" and cablecom".
Swisscom" Service Center
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The number for the Swisscom" Service Center is 0622 100 000.
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The SMS function provided by Swisscom" is already activated. No other registration is necessary.
cablecom" Service Center
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The number for the cablecom" Service Center is 0435 375 370.
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The SMS function provided by cablecom" is already activated. No other registration is necessary.
Two call numbers for the SMS function must be programmed in the handset. One phone number for sending and
one phone number for receiving text messages. If you want to use the services offered by another provider, the
respective call numbers must be programmed in the handset. Proceed as described in 9.1.1.
NOTE: The registering procedure for the various providers differs. Please contact the provider of your choice
for the necessary call numbers of the centres and the procedure for enabling the SMS service.
9.1.1

Entering the send/receive centre numbers

1. Press the < button.
2. Use the - or + button to select the SMS" option in the display.
3. Press the < button.
4. Use the - or + button to select the Settings" option in the display.
5. Press the < button.
6. Use the - or + button to select the Service Centres" option in the display.
7. Press the < button.
8. Use the - or + button to select the "Receive Centre" option in the display. Enter the phone number
stipulated by the provider of your choice.
9. Press the < button.
10. Use the - or + button to select the Sending Centre" option in the display. Enter the phone number
stipulated by the provider of your choice.
11. Press the < button.
12. Press the > button to move back one menu level at a time.
9.2

Writing and sending

NOTE: It is not possible to send an SMS message from a PABX system. The PABX Access Code" must be
deactivated in order to send an SMS message (refer to Chapter 11.7).
1. Press the < button.
2. Use the - or + button to select the SMS" option in the display.
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