User guide
User guide
User guide
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1. Getting started<br />
How PINs protect your mobile phone and how to make phone calls.<br />
1.1 Entering your PIN<br />
PIN stands for Personal Identification Number. PIN 1 protects your mobile phone<br />
against unauthorised use. PIN 2 is used to switch individual functions on or off.<br />
Both numbers were supplied together with your SIM card.<br />
Whenever you switch on your mobile phone, you must first enter PIN 1 correctly.<br />
Only then can you use it to make phone calls.<br />
Important<br />
If you enter the PIN code incorrectly three times consecutively, the SIM card is blocked<br />
automatically.<br />
1.2 Unblocking your SIM card<br />
You can use the PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) to unblock the SIM card and reset your<br />
PIN code. The PUK code was also supplied with your SIM card and PIN code.<br />
Unblocking/resetting PIN 1<br />
* * 0 5 * PUK 1 * new PIN 1 * new PIN 1<br />
# Call key<br />
Unblocking/resetting PIN 2<br />
* * 0 5 2 * PUK 2 * new PIN 2 * new PIN 2 # Call key<br />
(You can also enter your old PIN code as “new PIN”.)<br />
Important<br />
Please consult the user <strong>guide</strong> for your mobile phone for information about special<br />
PIN functions.<br />
1.3 Changing PIN codes<br />
Change your PIN 1 and PIN 2 when you use your mobile phone for the first time.<br />
Choose numbers that are easy for you to remember but not for others to guess.<br />
Change your PIN codes regularly.<br />
To change PIN 1<br />
* * 0 4 * old PIN 1 * new PIN 1 * new PIN 1 # Call key<br />
To change PIN 2<br />
* * 0 4 2 * old PIN 2 * new PIN 2 * new PIN 2 # Call key<br />
Tip<br />
Keep your PIN and PUK codes in a safe place separate from your SIM card and do not<br />
disclose them to third parties.<br />
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