Alcatel OT-I650C User manual

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Contents
Welcome to your mobile phone
1. Getting started................................................................................. 1
2. Making and received calls................................................................... 1
3. Entering letters,numbers and symbols ................................................. 1
4. Games ............................................................................................ 1
5. Media gallery.................................................................................... 1
6. Tools............................................................................................... 1
7. Camera ........................................................................................... 1
8. Contacts.......................................................................................... 1
9. Messages......................................................................................... 1
10. Recent calls...................................................................................... 1
11. Settings........................................................................................... 1
12. Sports............................................................................................. 1
13. Profiles............................................................................................ 1
14. Multimedia player ............................................................................. 1
15. Data service..................................................................................... 1
16. Data modem connection .................................................................... 1
17. FAQ ................................................................................................ 1
18. Satety and use ................................................................................. 1
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Welcome to your mobile phone
Part name and functions
Name Functions
1. Left soft keys From the Home Screen, press to enter main menu.
2. Right soft keys From the Home Screen, press to enter contact.
3. Send / Receive
key
Dials a number or answer a call. Press to view “Dialed
Numbers” from idle screen.
4. End / Power key Press to end a call or return to home screen. Press and
hold to power phone on / off.
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Name Functions
5. Navigation key OK: Shortcut to data service. Within a menu or a
function, press to choose a menu or accept an operation.
4-way navigation for scrolling through lists. Also accesses
Shortcuts from the home screen.
UP: Messages /volume+
DOWN: Multimedia player/Volume-
LEFT: Camera
RIGHT: Profiles, choose in multiple-choice mode
6. Voicemail Press 1 key for approximate 3 seconds
7. 5 key Torch on/off
8. * key When inputting the number, holding the word to enter P.
9. # key Press to enter courtesy model from idle screen.
10. 0 key Press and hold to input “+”
Performing basic functions
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To From the Home Screen
Switch on the phone Press and hold the End / Power key for approximately 3
seconds.
Switch off the phone Press and hold the End / Power key for approximately 3
seconds.
Make a call Enter the number using the alphanumeric keypad then
press the Send / Receive key.
End a call Press the End / Power key.
Make voicemail Press the 1 key for approximately 3 seconds
Answer a call or
access outgoing
calls list
Press the Send / Receive key.
Mute all sounds Press and hold the # key.
Access data service Press the OK key
Access messages Press the UP Navigation key.
Access multimedia
player
Press the DOWN Navigation key.
Access camera Press the LEFT Navigation key.
Access profile Press the RIGHT Navigation key.
Menu map
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Main menu
Games Contacts Settings
Media gallery Contacts Display
Phone Search Call settings
Memory card Add new Phone settings
Memory status Groups Auto power on / off
Udisk Speed dial Shake-shake
Tools Contacts management Security
Bluetooth Messages Sports
Alarm Create Pedometer
Calendar Inbox Training plans
Calculator Outbox Personal
Stopwatch Draft Profiles
World time Voice mail Normal
Converter Duly messages Silent
Timer Messages management Meeting
Voice memo Messages settings Outdoor
Morse code Preset messages Multimedia player
Recent calls Music player
Camera Missed calls Video player
Camera Received calls FM radio
Video recorder Dialed calls Data Service
Photo gallery Call time WAP
Video gallery Delete record UTK
Navigating menus
yFrom the home screen, press the left soft key to enter the Menu.
yUse the UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT Navigation keys to browse through the
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menus.
yTo access soft keys located at the bottom of the display screen, press the DOWN
Navigation key and use the LEFT and RIGHT Navigation keys to select a soft key
function. Press the OK key to select a menu or menu item.
yPress the Right soft keys to return to the previous screen.
yPress the End / Power key to return to the idle screen.
Understanding screen icons
These icons may appear on the screen of your phone.
Battery power indicator. More bars indicate a higher power level.
The more bars, the stronger the signal
No service
Airplane mode
1X internet
You have received one or more push message
You have received one or more text messages
Indicate the message box is full
You have received one or more voicemail messages
Indicate that are in meeting state
Indicate that are in silent state
Indicate that are in general state
Indicate that are in outdoors state
Mute: Keep your voice can not be heard by receiver
Indicate you have turned on bluetooth
Indicate your phone have connected a Bluetooth earphone
Indicate data file is transferring by Bluetooth.
Your phone connected with a earphone
Indicate that you have locked the phone
Emergency
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Indicate you are in phone call
You have missed one or more calls
Pedometer is running in background
Calendar has been set
Alarm has been set
Timer has been set
Indicate you have set Voice privacy
You are using FM radio
Indicate roaming when home network is not available
1Getting started
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Removing the back cover
Installing your battery
You must install and charge the battery to use your phone.
Insert the ridge at the top of the battery into the peak of the phone, then push down
the base of the battery and snap it into place.
Inserting UIM Card
Fit the UIM card with the chip facing downwards. Slide the UIM card into its
compartment. Push the UIM card with your finger to release it.
Charging the battery
The battery is not fully charged when you purchase your phone. Fully charge the
new battery for approximately 12 hours before using the phone for the first time.
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To charge the battery, connect the AC adapter to the jack located at the side of the
phone, then connect the adapter’s plug to an AC wall outlet.
The battery icon at the top-right corner of the screen tells you whether the phone is
charging, partially charged, or fully charged
Recharging the battery
You can safely recharge the battery at any time, even if it has a partial charge.
Caring for the battery
This section describes important safety information and tips for improving battery
performance.
General safety guidelines
This phone contains an integrated Li-Ion battery.
yDo not attempt to open the battery compartment and dismantle, puncture, or
short-circuit the battery.
yIf you have not used the battery for more than a month, recharge it before using
your phone.
yAvoid exposing the phone to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, or high
humidity.
yNever dispose of used batteries in or near a fire. It could lead to explosion.
Check with your local regulations for proper disposal instructions.
Common causes of battery drain
The following operations drain the battery more quickly and thereby adversely
affect talk and standby times:
yPlaying games frequently.
yFrequent use of the backlights.
yBluetooth is always on
yFrequent use of camera, MP3 and MP4.
yUsing data cables or accessories, such as the Hands-free headset.
yOperating when no service is available, or service is available intermittently.
yHigh earpiece and ringer volume settings.
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