PROVISIONAL RULES OF PROCEDURE OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL

PROVISIONAL RULES OF PROCEDUREOF THE SECURITY COUNCIL

(adopted by the Security Council at its 1st meeting and amended at its 31st, 41st, 42nd, 44th and 48th meetings, on 9 April, 16 and 17 May, 6 and 24 June 1946; 138th and 222nd meetings, on 4 June and 9 December 1947; 468th meeting, on 28 February 1950; 1463rd meeting, on 24 January 1969; 1761st meeting, on 17 January 1974; and 2410th meeting, on 21 December 1982. Previous versions of the provisional rules of procedure were issued under the symbols S/96 and Rev. 1-6)

UNITED NATIONS

New York, 1983

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CHAPTER I . MEETINGS

Rule 1Meetings of the Security Council shall, with the exception of the periodic meetings referred to in rule 4, be held at the call of the President at any time he deems necessary, but the interval between meetings shall not exceed fourteen days.

Rule 2
The President shall call a meeting of the Security Council at the request of any member of the Security Council.

Rule 3
The President shall call a meeting of the Security Council if a dispute or situation is brought to the attention of the Security Council under Article 35 or under Article I I (3) of the Charter, or if the General Assembly makes recommendations or refers any question to the Security Council under Article 11 (2), or if the Secretary-General brings to the attention of the Security Council any matter under Article 99.

Rule 4
Periodic meetings of the Security Council called for in Article 28 (2) of the Charter shall be held twice a year, at such times as the Security Council may decide.

Rule 5
Meetings of the Security Council shall normally be held at the seat of the United Nations.

Any member of the Security-Council or the Secretary-General may propose that the Security Council should meet at another place. Should the Security Council accept any such proposal, it shall decide upon the place and the period during which the Council shall meet at such place.

CHAPTER II. AGENDA

Rule 6
The Secretary-General shall immediately bring to the attention of all representatives on the Security Council all communications from States, organs of the United Nations, or the Secretary-General concerning any matter for the consideration of the Security Council in accordance with the provisions of the Charter.

Rule 7
The provisional agenda for each meeting of the Security Council shall be drawn up by the Secretary-General and approved by the President of the Security Council.

Only items which have been brought to the attention of the representatives on the Security Council in accordance with rule 6, items covered by rule 10, or matters which the Security Council had previously decided to defer, may be included in the provisional agenda.

Rule 8
The provisional agenda for a meeting shall be communicated by the Secretary-General to the representatives on the Security Council at least three days before the meeting, but in urgent circumstances it may be communicated simultaneously with the notice of the meeting.

Rule 9
The first item of the provisional agenda for each meeting of the Security Council shall be the adoption of the agenda.

Rule 10
Any item of the agenda of a meeting of the Security Council, consideration of which has not been completed at that meeting, shall, unless the Security Council otherwise decides, automatically be included in the agenda of the next meeting.

Rule 11
The Secretary-General shall communicate each week to the representatives on the Security Council a summary statement of matters of which the Security Council is seized and of the stage reached in their consideration.

Rule 12
The provisional agenda for each periodic meeting shall be circulated to the members of the Security Council at least twenty-one days before the opening of the meeting. Any subsequent change in or addition to the provisional agenda shall be brought to the notice of the members at least five days before the meeting. The Security Council may, however, in urgent circumstances, make additions to the agenda at any time during a periodic meeting.

The provisions of rule 7, paragraph 1, and of rule 9, shall apply also to periodic meetings.

CHAPTER III. REPRESENTATION AND CREDENTIALS

Rule 13
Each member of the Security Council shall be represented at the meetings of the Security Council by an accredited representative. The credentials of a representative on the Security Council shall be communicated to the Secretary-General not less than twenty-four hours before he takes his seat on the Security Council. The credentials shall be issued either by the Head of the State or of the Government concerned or by its Minister of Foreign Affairs. The Head of Government or Minister of Foreign Affairs of each member of the Security Council shall be entitled to sit on the Security Council without submitting credentials.

Rule 14
Any Member of the United Nations not a member of the Security Council and any State not a Member of the United Nations, if invited to participate in a meeting or meetings of the Security Council, shall submit credentials for the representative appointed by it for this purpose. The credentials of such a representative shall be communicated to the Secretary-General not less than twenty-four hours before the first meeting which he is invited to attend.

Rule 15
The credentials of representatives on the Security Council and of any representative appointed in accordance with rule 14 shall he examined by the Secretary-General who shall submit a report to the Security Council for approval.

Rule 16
Pending the approval of the credentials of a representative on the Security Council in accordance with rule 15, such representative shall be seated provisionally with the same rights as other representatives.

Rule 17
Any representative on the Security Council, to whose credentials objection has been made within the Security Council, shall continue to sit with the same rights as other representatives until the Security Council has decided the matter.

CHAPTER IV. PRESIDENCY

Rule 18
The presidency of the Security Council shall be held in turn by the members of the Security Council in the English alphabetical order of their names. Each President shall hold office for one calendar month.

Rule 19
The President shall preside over the meetings of the Security Council and, under the authority of the Security Council, shall represent it in its capacity as an organ of the United Nations.

Rule 20
Whenever the President of the Security Council deems that for the proper fulfilment of the responsibilities of the presidency he should not preside over the Council during the consideration of a particular question with which the member he represents is directly connected, he shall indicate his decision to the Council. The presidential chair shall then devolve, for the purpose of the consideration of that question, on the representative of the member next in English alphabetical order, it being understood that the provisions of this rule shall apply to the representatives on the Security Council called upon successively to preside. This rule shall not affect the representative capacity of the President as stated in rule 19, or his duties under rule 7.

CHAPTER V. SECRETARIAT

Rule 21
The Secretary-General shall act in that capacity in all meetings of the Security Council. The Secretary-General may authorize a deputy to act in his place at meetings of the Security Council.

Rule 22
The Secretary-General, or his deputy acting on his behalf, may make either oral or written statements to the Security Council concerning any question under consideration by it.

Rule 23
The Secretary-General may be appointed by the Security Council, in accordance with rule 28, as rapporteur for a specified question.

Rule 24
The Secretary-General shall provide the staff required by the Security Council. This staff shall form a part of the Secretariat.

Rule 25
The Secretary-General shall give to representatives on the Security Council notice of meetings of the Security Council and of its commissions and committees.

Rule 26
The Secretary-General shall be responsible for the preparation of documents required by the Security Council and shall, except in urgent circumstances, distribute them at least forty-eight hours in advance of the meeting at which they are to be considered.

CHAPTER VI. CONDUCT OF BUSINESS

Rule 27
The President shall call upon representatives in the order in which they signify their desire to speak.

Rule 28
The Security Council may appoint a commission or committee or a rapporteur for a specified question.

Rule 29
The President may accord precedence to any rapporteur appointed by the Security Council.

The Chairman of a commission or committee, or the rapporteur appointed by the commission or committee to present its report, may be accorded precedence for the purpose of explaining the report.

Rule 30
If a representative raises a point of order, the President shall immediately state his ruling. If it is challenged, the President shall submit his ruling to the Security Council for immediate decision and it shall stand unless overruled.

Rule 31
Proposed resolutions, amendments and substantive motions shall normally be placed before the representatives in writing.

Rule 32
Principal motions and draft resolutions shall have precedence in the order of their submission.

Parts of a motion or of a draft resolution shall be voted on separately at the request of any representative, unless the original mover objects.

Rule 33
The following motions shall have precedence in the order named over all principal motions and draft resolutions relative to the subject before the meeting:

1. To suspend the meeting;

2. To adjourn the meeting;

3. To adjourn the meeting to a certain day or hour;

4. To refer any matter to a committee, to the Secretary-General or to a rapporteur;

5. To postpone discussion of the question to a certain day or indefinitely; or

6. To introduce an amendment.

Any motion for the suspension or for the simple adjournment of the meeting shall be decided without debate.

Rule 34
It shall not be necessary for any motion or draft resolution proposed by a representative on the Security Council to be seconded before being put to a vote.

Rule 35
A motion or draft resolution can at any time be withdrawn so long as no vote has been taken with respect to it.

If the motion or draft resolution has been seconded. the representative on the Security Council who has seconded it may require that it be put to the vote as his motion or draft resolution with the same right of precedence as if the original mover had not withdrawn it.

Rule 36
If two or more amendments to a motion or draft resolution are proposed, the President shall rule on the order in which they are to be voted upon. Ordinarily, the Security Council shall first vote on the amendment furthest removed in substance from the original proposal and then on the amendment next furthest removed until all amendments have been put to the vote, but when an amendment adds to or deletes from the text of a motion or draft resolution, that amendment shall be voted on first.

Rule 37
Any Member of the United Nations which is not a member of the Security Council may be invited, as the result of a decision of the Security Council, to participate, without vote, in the discussion of any question brought before the Security Council when the Security Council considers that the interests of that Member are specially affected, or when a Member brings a matter to the attention of the Security Council in accordance with Article 35 (1) of the Charter.

Rule 38
Any Member of the United Nations invited in accordance with the preceding rule, or in application of Article 32 of the Charter, to participate in the discussions of the Security Council may submit proposals and draft resolutions. These proposals and draft resolutions may be put to a vote only at the request of a representative on the Security Council.

Rule 39
The Security Council may invite members of the Secretariat or other persons, whom it considers competent for the purpose, to supply it with information or to give other assistance in examining matters within its competence.

CHAPTER VII. VOTING

Rule 40
Voting in the Security Council shall be in accordance with the relevant Articles of the Charter and of the Statute of the International Court of Justice

CHAPTER VIII. LANGUAGES

Rule 41
Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish shall be both the official and the working languages of the Security Council.

Rule 42
Speeches made in any of the six languages of the Security Council shall be interpreted into the other five languages.

Rule 43

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Rule 44
Any representative may make a speech in a language other than the languages of the Security Council. In this case, he shall himself provide for interpretation into one of those languages. Interpretation into the other languages of the Security Council by the interpreters of the Secretariat may be based on the interpretation given in the first such language.

Rule 45
Verbatim records of meetings of the Security Council shall be drawn up in the languages of the Council.

Rule 46
All resolutions and other documents shall be published in the languages of the Security Council.

Rule 47
Documents of the Security Council shall, if the Security Council so decides, be published in any language other than the languages of the Council.

CHAPTER IX. PUBLICITY OF MEETINGS, RECORDS

Rule 48
Unless it decides otherwise, the Security Council shall meet in public. Any recommendation to the General Assembly regarding the appointment of the Secretary-General shall be discussed and decided at a private meeting.

Rule 49
Subject to the provisions of rule 51, the verbatim record of each meeting of the Security Council shall be made available to the representatives on the Security Council and to the representatives of any other States which have participated in the meeting not later than 10 a.m. of the first working day following the meeting.

Rule 50
The representatives of the States which have participated in the meeting shall, within two working days after the time indicated in rule 49, inform the Secretary-General of any corrections they wish to have made in the verbatim record.

Rule 51
The Security Council may decide that for a private meeting the record shall be made in a single copy alone. This record shall be kept by the Secretary-General. The representatives of the States which have participated in the meeting shall, within a period of ten days, inform the Secretary-General of any corrections they wish to have made in this record.

Rule 52
Corrections that have been requested shall be considered approved unless the President is of the opinion that they are sufficiently important to be submitted to the representatives on the Security Council. In the latter case, the representatives on the Security Council shall submit within two working days any comments they may wish to make. In the absence of objections in this period of time, the record shall be corrected as requested.

Rule 53
The verbatim record referred to in rule 49 or the record referred to in rule 51, in which no corrections have been requested in the period of time required by rules 50 and 51, respectively, or which has been corrected in accordance with the provisions of rule 52, shall be considered as approved. It shall be signed by the President and shall become the official record of the Security Council.

Rule 54
The official record of public meetings of the Security Council, as well as the documents annexed thereto, shall be published in the official languages as soon as possible.

Rule 55
At the close of each private meeting the Security Council shall issue a communiqué through the Secretary-General.

Rule 56
The representatives of the Members of the United Nations which have taken part in a private meeting shall at all times have the right to consult the record of that meeting in the office of the Secretary-General. The Security Council may at any time grant access to this record to authorized representatives of other Members of the United Nations.

Rule 57
The Secretary-General shall, once each year, submit to the Security Council a list of the records and documents which up to that time have been considered confidential. The Security Council shall decide which of these shall be made available to other Members of the United Nations, which shall be made public, and which shall continue to remain confidential.

CHAPTER X. ADMISSION OF NEW MEMBERS

Rule 58
Any State which desires to become a Member of the United Nations shall submit an application to the Secretary-General. This application shall contain a declaration made in a formal instrument that it accepts the obligations contained in the Charter.

Rule 59
The Secretary-General shall immediately place the application for membership before the representatives on the Security Council. Unless the Security Council decides otherwise, the application shall be referred by the President to a committee of the Security Council upon which each member of the Security Council shall be represented. The committee shall examine any application referred to it and report its conclusions thereon to the Council not less than thirty-five days in advance of a regular session of the General Assembly or, if a special session of the General Assembly is called, not less than fourteen days in advance of such session.

Rule 60
The Security Council shall decide whether in its judgement the applicant is a peace-loving State and is able and willing to carry out the obligations contained in the Charter and, accordingly, whether to recommend the applicant State for membership.

If the Security Council recommends the applicant State for membership, it shall forward to the General Assembly the recommendation with a complete record of the discussion.

If the Security Council does not recommend the applicant State for membership or postpones the consideration of the application, it shall submit a special report to the General Assembly with a complete record of the discussion.

In order to ensure the consideration of its recommendation at the next session of the General Assembly following the receipt of the application, the Security Council shall make its recommendation not less than twenty-five days in advance of a regular session of the General Assembly, nor less than four days in advance of a special session.

In special circumstances, the Security Council may decide to make a recommendation to the General Assembly concerning an application for membership subsequent to the expiration of the time limits set forth in the preceding paragraph.

CHAPTER XI. RELATIONS WITH OTHER UNITED NATIONS ORGANS

Rule 61
Any meeting of the Security Council held in pursuance of the Statute of the International Court of Justice for the purpose of the election of members of the Court shall continue until as many candidates as are required for all the seats to be filled have obtained in one or more ballots an absolute majority of votes.

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Size

• Form: Monoblock
• Dimensions: 116 x 49 x 9.9 mm
• Weight: 98 g
• Volume: 54 cc

Display and 3D

• Size: 2.4″
• Resolution: 240 x 320 pixels (QVGA)
• Up to 16 million colours
• TFT active matrix
• Automatic display orientation (landscape/portrait)

Keys and input method

• Numeric keypad
• One-Touch keys (Home, Calendar, Email)
• Side volume keys
• Mute key
• Camera key
• Voice commands:
  - Media (Cameras, Gallery, Music Player, Radio, Real Player, Voice Recorder)
  - Messaging (Messaging, New e-mail, New message, Read e-mails, Read messages, Read new e-mails, Read new messages)
  - Organizer (Calculator, Calendar, Clock, Converter, Data Synchronization, File manager, Notepad, What time is it)
  - Profiles (General, Silent, Meeting, Outdoor, Pager, Offline)
  - Tools (Connection manager, Device manager, Help, Landmarks, Personalization, Profiles, Settings, Speed dialling, Voice commands, Voice mail)
  - Application manager
  - Bluetooth
  - Browser
  - Logs
  - Navigator (= GPS data)
  - Phonebook
• Comfortable numeric keyboard with predictive text recognition
• Motion sensor – silence the phone by turning it face down

Colours and covers

• Available in-box colours:
  - Metal Grey aluminium
  - Golden aluminium

Connectors

• USB high speed
• 3.5 mm Nokia audio connector

Memory

• 1 GB MicroSD memory card (with hot swap), support for up to 16 GB
• One-touch use as USB mass memory storage
• Up to 60 MB free user memory
• 256 MB NAND flash

Power

• BP-4L 1500 mAh battery
• Talk time (maximum):
  - GSM up to 8 h
  - WCDMA up to 6 h
• Standby time (maximum):
  - GSM up to 23 days (552h)
  - WCDMA up to 29 days (696h)
• Music playback time (maximum):
  - Music Player up to 18 h
  - FM radio up to 30 h

Environmental features

• Energy efficiency: power save mode, ambient light sensor, unplug charger reminders, High Efficiency Charger AC-10.
• Eco content and services: Eco Zone application via Download! eco-minded wallpapers, eco tips in tutorial, maps for route optimization and pedestrian navigation.
• Recycling: Device is up to 80 % recyclable.
• User manual 100% recyclable
• Eco Declaration (.pdf, 52 KB)

Communication and navigation

Communication and navigation

Operating frequency

• Quad-band GSM 850/900/1800/1900
• Automatic switching between GSM bands
• Offline mode

Data network

• GPRS class A, multislot class 32
• EGSM class A, multislot class 32
• WCDMA 900/2100 (Nokia E52-1)
• WCDMA 850/2100 (Nokia E52-2)
• HSDPA maximum speed: up to 10.2 Mbps
• HSUPA maximum speed: up to 2 Mbps
• WLAN 802.11 b/g
• TCP/IP support
• Capability to serve as data modem

Local connectivity and synchronisation

• Bluetooth 2.0 EDR, A2DP
• Add-on solutions enable integration into enterprise private branch exchange (PBX) infrastructure
• Digital Home support
• UPnP support
• MTP (Mobile Transfer Protocol) support
• Printing
• Network (Raw). Direct TCP/IP socket connection to any specified port
• Network (LPR). Line Printer Daemon protocol (RFC1179)
• Printing to file
• USB PictBridge printing
• PC Suite for local data sync
• Ovi
• Microsoft ActiveSync

Call features

• Integrated hands-free speakerphone and conference calling
• Automatic answer with headset or car kit
• Any key answer
• Call waiting, call hold, call divert
• Call timer
• Logging of dialled, received and missed calls
• Automatic redial
• Speed dialling
• Enhanced voice dialling
• Fixed dialling number support
• Vibrating alert (internal)
• Side volume keys
• Mute/unmute side key
• Contacts with images
• Conference calling
• Video calling (VGA)
• Push to talk (PoC)
• SIP VoIP 3.0
• Voice call continuity (VoIP cell/WLAN handover)

Messaging

• SMS, up to 10 SMS concatenated
• SMS storage
• List of recently used numbers
• Multiple SMS deletion
• Text-to-speech message reader
• MMS version 1.2
• Automatic resizing of images for MMS
• Common inbox for SMS and MMS messages
• Distribution lists (contact groups) for messaging
• Instant Messaging:
  - Windows (MSN) Live
  - OMA IM
  - Presence
  - Ovi Contacts
• Cell broadcast

E-mail

• Supported protocols: IMAP4 (with idle), Nokia Messaging, Microsoft ActiveSync, POP3, SMTP
• Support for Nokia Messaging service
• Support for Mail for Exchange
• Support for Lotus Notes Traveller
• HTML email support
• Multiple simultaneous email accounts (e.g. business email + private email)
• Support for e-mail attachments
• Integrated Nokia Mobile VPN

Web browsing

• Supported markup languages: HTML, XHTML, MP, WML, CSS
• Supported protocols: HTTP, WAP
• TCP/IP support
• Nokia MiniMap browser
• Nokia Mobile Search (in-device and Internet)

GPS and navigation

• A-GPS with compass
• Nokia Maps application

Image and sound

Image and sound

Photography

• 3.2 megapixel Full focus camera with flash
• Image formats: JPEG
• Up to 4x digital zoom
• LED Flash
• Flash modes: on, off, automatic, red-eye reduction
• White balance modes: auto, sunny, cloudy, incandescent, fluorescent, panorama
• Centre weighted auto exposure; exposure compensation: +2 ~ -2 EV, 0.3 step (0.3, 0.7, 1.0 etc)
• Capture modes: still, sequence, self-timer, video
• Scene modes: auto, user defined, portrait, landscape, sport, night, night portrait
• Colour tone modes: normal, sepia, black & white, vivid, negative
• Light sensitivity modes: high, medium, low, automatic
• Full-screen viewfinder with grid available
• Active toolbar
• Dedicated camera key
• Landscape (horizontal) orientation
• Photo editing supported
• Printing
• Network (Raw). Direct TCP/IP socket connection to any specified port
• Network (LPR). Line Printer Daemon protocol (RFC1179)
• Printing to file
• USB PictBridge printing
• Includes S60 photos application

Video

• Main camera: 3.2 Mpix Full focus camera
• Video recording (VGA) at 15 fps
• Up to 4x digital video zoom
• Front camera (VGA)
• Video recording file formats: .mp4 – default (VGA, QVGA) or .3gp (QCIF for MMS)
• Audio recording formats: .mp4
• Video white balance modes: automatic, sunny, cloudy, incandescent, fluorescent
• Scene modes: automatic, night
• Colour tone modes: normal, sepia, black & white, vivid, negative
• Clip length dependant on storage capacity
• Media player
• Real Player
• Video playback file formats: .mp4, AVC/H.264, .wmv, RV, Flash Video, H.263/3GPP
• Video streaming: .mp4, AVC/H.264, .wmv, RV, Flash Video, H.263/3GPP
• Landscape mode video playback
• Video calling (VGA) 15 fps
• Video ring tones

Music and audio playback

• Music player
• Media player
  - Equalizer
  - Shuffle
  - Repeat
  - Loudness on/off
  - Stereo widening
  - Selection by artist, album and genre
  - Album graphics display
• Music playback file formats: AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, MP3, AMR-NB, WMA
• Audio streaming
• FM radio 87.5-108 MHz with RDS support
• 3.5 mm Nokia audio connector
• Nokia Music Store support
• Ring tones

Voice and audio recording

• Voice commands:
  - Media (Cameras, Gallery, Music Player, Radio, Real Player, Voice Recorder)
  - Messaging (Messaging, New e-mail, New message, Read e-mails, Read messages, Read new e-mails, Read new messages)
  - Organizer (Calculator, Calendar, Clock, Converter, Data Synchronization, File manager, Notepad, What time is it)
  - Profiles (General, Silent, Meeting, Outdoor, Pager, Offline)
  - Tools (Connection manager, Device manager, Help, Landmarks, Personalization, Profiles, Settings, Speed dialling, Voice commands, Voice mail)
  - Application manager
  - Bluetooth
  - Browser
  - Logs
  - Navigator (= GPS data)
  - Phonebook
• Enhanced voice dialling
• Voice recorder
• Audio recording formats: .mp4
• Speech codecs: AMR-NB, GSM EFR, FR & HR for CS speech call
• Digital microphone
• Text-to-speech message reader

Personalisation: profiles, themes, ring tones

• Customisable profiles
• Ring tones
• Video ring tones
• User defined themes
• Home screen Modes – Business and Personal

Software

Software

Software platform and user interface

• S60 Edition 3.2.3
• Symbian OS 9.3
• Active standby
• Voice commands supported
• FOTA (Firmware update Over The Air) & FOTI Nokia software update
• Device locking
• Remote device locking (also via SMS message)
• Device and memory card encryption (HW accelerated)
• Predictive text input
• Home screen Modes – Business and Personal
• One-touch keys (Home, Calendar Messaging)
• Nokia Mini Map browser
• Contacts with images
• Hands free Voice UI
• Ovi Contacts
• Ovi Files

Personal information management (PIM): contacts, clock, calendar etc.

• Storage capacity depends on available memory
• Contacts 2.0 for Eseries, contacts with images
• Company name search
• Support for assigning images to contacts
• Support for contact groups
• Closed user group support
• Fixed Dialling Number support
• Clock: analogue and digital
• Alarm clock with ring tones
• Reminders
• Calculator with advanced functions
• Nokia Eseries Calendar with dedicated One-touch key
• Create and accept meeting requests
• Converter
• Active Notes
• To-do list
• PIM information viewable during call

Applications

• Java™ MIDP 2.0, JavaScript 1.3 and 1.5 support
• Flash Lite 3.0
• Instant Messaging:
  - Windows (MSN) Live
  - OMA IM
  - Presence
  - Ovi Contacts
• Nokia Mini Map browser :
  -JavaScript 1.3 and 1.5 support
• MOT Dictionary
• PDF Viewer
• ZIP Manager
• Quick Office viewers (Quickword, Quickpoint, Quicksheet)
• Nokia Calendar
• Nokia Email 2.0
• Nokia Music Player
• Nokia Media player
• Maps
• Nokia Messaging supported
• Nokia Mobile Search
• Nokia Office Tools
• Nokia PC Suite
• N-Gage
• Adding more applications: IAD (independent application delivery) supported

Gaming

• Game pack included:
  - Block Cascade
  - Solitaire
• N-Gage application included

Accessories

Accessories

Recommended accessories

• Nokia Bluetooth Headset BH-606
• Nokia Car Kit CK-100
• Nokia Extra Power DC-11

Compatible car solutions

• Nokia Car Kit CK-100
• Nokia Retractable Car Charger DC-10
• Nokia Universal Charging Holder CR-99

Compatible accessories

• Complete accessories for your Nokia E52

Sales package contents

Sales package contents

• Nokia E52
• Nokia Battery BP-4L (1500 mAh)
• Nokia Charger AC-10
• Nokia Charger Adapter CA-146C
• Nokia Stereo headset HS-48
• Nokia Connectivity Cable (CA-101) supports charging
• Nokia 1 GB microSD card (MU-22) inside device
• User Guide
• Nokia Eseries Experience Leaflet
• PCSuite (v 7.1) in microSD card
• Services included in the box:
  - Maps
  - Nokia Messaging supported