Nokia 5210 User Manual

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P h o n e b o o k ( N a m e s )Copyright © 2004 Nokia. All rights reserved. 13■ Caller groupsYou can arrange the names andphone numbers saved in the phonebook into caller groups. For eachcaller group, you can set the phoneto sound a specific ringing tone andshow a selected graphic on thedisplay when you receive a call froma phone number in the group.You can also set the phone to ringonly when you receive calls fromphone numbers that belong to aspecific caller group. See also ”Alertfor” on page 34.Press Names, select Caller groupsand scroll to the caller group youwant, for example Business. Select• Rename group to edit the callergroup name.• Group ringing tone to set theringing tone for the caller group.Scroll to the caller group youwant and press OK. Default is theringing tone selected for theactive profile.• Group logo to set a graphic forthe caller group. The options areOn, Off, View logo, Send via IR,Send logo (send via SMS).If you selected Send logo(network service), key in therecipient’s phone number orsearch for it from the phone bookand press OK.■ Service numbers(Service Nos)You can call the service numbers ofyour service provider if the numbersare included on your SIM card.Service nos. is shown only ifsupported by your SIM card.• Press Names, select Service nos.and find the service number youwant and press .■ My numbersThis function is a memory aid, whichyou can use to check your ownphone numbers if you need to do so.Within this menu you can save,erase, edit and send phone numbers,if this is allowed by the SIM card. Theedits that you make here do notaffect in any way the actualsubscriber number(s) of your SIMcard.■ Voice diallingYou can make a phone call by sayinga voice tag that has been added to adesired name and phone number.Any spoken word(s), such as aperson’s name, can be a voice tag.Before using voice dialling, notethat:• Voice tags are not languagedependent. They are dependenton the speaker's voice.