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84 MAIN MENU: SETTINGS
POSITIONING
When using the mobile phone positioning along
with some separate map, e.g. a paper map, the GPS
position format and map datum need to match the
position format and map datum listed on the cor-
responding paper map.
The settings below are correction factors, which
will be applied to GPS position fixes before they
are displayed.
Position format
Position format indicates the way the position will
be displayed. The position can be displayed either
by the most common latitude/longitude system or
some other coordinate measuring system.
1. Select
Position format and press - CHANGE.
2. Select an option with
n. Press - OK.
You can choose in which format you want to see
the coordinates:
•In degrees, minutes and seconds
(
hddd°mm’ss.s’’).
•In degrees and minutes (
hddd°mm.mmm’).
•In degrees only (
hddd.ddddd°).
•In one of the pre-defined grid formats.
•In
User UTM grid. In case you need to use a grid
which is not available in the list, you can create a
user UTM grid to match your paper map. Select a
line by pressing
n and - CHANGE. Fill in the dig-
its and press
- OK. Complete the grid by press-
ing
. DONE.
On the Position page and in other similar places se-
lected position format is shown abbreviated.
Map datum
Map datum, such as WGS84, determines a starting
reference point for selected position format as well
as the shape of an ellipsoid.
1. Select
Map datum and press - CHANGE.
2. Select an option with
n. Press - OK.
•You can select one of the pre-defined map
datums shown in the list.
•You can create your own datum, i.e.
User datum,
as well. When creating the user datum, the first
two lines indicate the starting point of the coor-
dinates while the rest two lines indicate the
shape of the ellipsoid, which is used to represent
the shape of the Earth.
- BENEFON ESC! 1
- Owner’s Manual 1
- DECLARATION OF 2
- CONFORMITY 2
- QUICK GUIDE 3
- special characters 6
- CONTENTS 7
- INTRODUCTION 13
- T9 text input technology 14
- New services 15
- For service providers 16
- SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS 16
- Radio frequency (RF) energy 17
- GPS and map data 18
- Emergency calls and messages 19
- Splash proofness 19
- QUICK START 20
- Inserting the rubber seal 21
- Fitting the battery 22
- Removing the battery 23
- Initializing the phone 23
- Turning the phone on 23
- Turning the phone off 24
- Changing the language 24
- OVERVIEW 25
- Stand-by mode 25
- GSM indicator 26
- Battery indicator 26
- Navigator pages 28
- MENU GPS 29
- MENU GSM 29
- QUIT SELECT 30
- GSM menu 31
- GPS menu 31
- QUICK START: OVERVIEW 27 33
- § key three 34
- QUICK START: OVERVIEW 29 35
- BRIEF OVERVIEW OF 36
- PHONE USE 36
- OK to accept your 37
- QUIT to exit the sub-menu 37
- Quick dialling 38
- RECEIVING A CALL 38
- Answering a call 39
- ACTIVE CALL 39
- MENU to access the Call menu 40
- SEARCH. For fur 40
- ENDING CALLS 42
- EMERGENCY CALLS 42
- INCOMING TRAFFIC 43
- USE WITHOUT A SIM CARD 46
- NAVIGATOR USE 47
- CHANGE 48
- QUIT to exit the menu 48
- GPS RECEPTION 49
- POOR GPS COVERAGE 49
- USING THE NAVIGATOR PAGES 51
- POSITION 55
- MOVEMENT 56
- QUICK MENU 57
- GPS RECEIVER ACTIVITY 58
- SELECTING AN ENVIRONMENT 59
- to enter the Quick menu 59
- Alarm clock 61
- SELECT to open the Notepad 63
- SELECT to 63
- OK or cancel the opera 63
- OK. This T9 63
- QUIT or - SAVE 64
- MAIN MENU: ACCESSORIES 59 65
- Calendar 67
- Calculator 70
- MAIN MENU: ACCESSORIES 65 71
- Error is dis 71
- Games list from the 72
- Accessories menu 72
- MAIN MENU: ACCESSORIES 67 73
- Environments 75
- User interface 79
- Time settings 81
- GSM menu from Set 84
- MAIN MENU: SETTINGS 79 85
- Accept broad 85
- New and press - SELECT 85
- MAIN MENU: SETTINGS 81 87
- On or Off and press 87
- OK to clear the trace 89
- MAIN MENU: SETTINGS 85 91
- LEFT AND RIGHT DATA FIELD 92
- Data field contents 92
- NMEA OUTPUT 93
- - SELECT 93
- Help desk 94
- Emergency calls to 95
- Security 97
- CHANGE to 98
- NEXT after each level 98
- Reset default settings 99
- GSM MENU 100
- - READ directly. Do it this 101
- Edit by pressing - SELECT 102
- Phone book 102
- Storing a phone number 103
- New by pressing - SELECT 104
- MESSAGES 105
- Delete all with n and 106
- GSM MENU: MESSAGES 103 109
- to accept the new coordi 109
- GSM MENU: MESSAGES 107 113
- Broadcasts 114
- Call voice mail 115
- Write message 115
- Write message 116
- Delete. Press - OK 116
- RECENT CALLS 118
- Unanswered calls 118
- Received calls 119
- Call counters 119
- NETWORK SERVICES 120
- Network selection 120
- Call diverts 120
- OK again 121
- Call barrings 122
- Call waiting 123
- Call cost 123
- RESET to reset the counter 124
- No money will be displayed 125
- Maximum units 125
- Price/Unit. Otherwise, the 125
- HELP DESK 126
- GPS MENU 127
- GPS MENU: WAYPOINTS 123 129
- Send waypoint and press - SE 129
- Request route and press - SE 130
- GPS MENU: WAYPOINTS 125 131
- Edit and press - SELECT 131
- Delete and press - OK 131
- Send route and press -SELECT 134
- FRIEND FIND 135
- Friend list 136
- GPS MENU: FRIEND FIND 135 141
- Viewing and processing maps 142
- SENDING SMS WITH 143
- COORDINATES 143
- REQUESTING SERVICE 143
- REQUESTING AGPS 144
- UPDATING POSITION 144
- SKIPPING ROUTE POINT 144
- CLEARING DESTINATION 144
- RESETTING METERS 145
- FITTING AND REMOVING 146
- TYPES AND SIZES 146
- TEMPERATURE 146
- EMPTY BATTERY 146
- MAINS CHARGERS 147
- CHARGING 147
- Charging times 148
- CARE AND MAINTENANCE 148
- DISPOSAL 149
- OPERATING TIME 149
- ACCESSORIES 150
- PORTABLE HANDS FREE EHE70 151
- PLUG-IN HANDS FREE GMA70 151
- BENEWIN PRO WITH NMEA 0183 152
- LIGHT HOLDER KGC70 153
- BICYCLE HOLDER 153
- CARRYING CASE 153
- EXTERNAL GPS ANTENNA 154
- CROSS-COUNTRY ANTENNA 154
- APPENDIXES 155
- Card blocked will be 156
- Ask PIN code option 156
- Call barring 156
- Call divert options 156
- "Poor GPS coverage" 157
- VOCABULARY OF GSM TERMS 157
- SIM card 157
- PIN code 157
- PIN2 code 158
- PUK code 158
- PUK2 code 158
- Phone code 158
- options and change the 159
- MENU CHARTS 161
- MAIN MENU 162
- SETTINGS 163
- 158 MENU CHARTS: 164
- MENU CHARTS: 159 165
- 160 MENU CHARTS: 166
- CYRILLIC CHARACTER SET 167
- Cyrillic 168
- CYRILLIC CHARACTERS 169
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