ALIGATOR D210 Dual SIM User manual

D210 Dual SIM
Quick Guide

CONTENTS
Important instructions...................................................2
Mobile phone controls..................................................4
Insert SIM, memory card and batterie .........................6
Battery charging...........................................................6
Switch On / O .............................................................7
Making calls.................................................................7
Screen lock..................................................................7
Volume ….............................................................…...8
Antenna location..........................................................8
Text insert....................................................................8
Phonebook...................................................................9
SMS messages..........................................................10
Lantern.......................................................................10
Shortcuts....................................................................10
Sa ety and ecology....................................................10
Declaration o con ormity...........................................11
Thank you or purchasing the ALIGATOR mobile phone.
Please read this instruction manual be ore use.
Important instructions
When using, protect the microphone, earphone and
speaker openings rom dust and sharp objects.
Do not switch on or use the phone where prohibited
Do not use the phone while driving
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Do not use the phone at or near the uel station
Always turn o your phone near explosives.
Always use original batteries supplied by the
manu acturer. Risk o phone damage or explosion
SAR – this phone meets guidelines or the maximum
emission o electromagnetic radiation.
During a call hold the phone at least 2.5 cm away rom
your body to reduce the amount o electromagnetic
radiation absorbed by your body.
Handle your phone and accessories with care, protect
them rom mechanical damage and dirt.
Protect your phone and accessories rom extreme
temperatures
Do not dispose o the battery in ire or expose it to
temperatures above + 60 ° C.
Protect your phone and accessories rom alling
Never disassemble the phone or accessories
Do not use your phone near personal or medical
equipment unless you have con irmed that your phone's
radio broadcast does not a ect its operation.
Your mobile phone may a ect the operation o
pacemakers and other implanted devices.
When making a call, place the phone on the opposite
side o the body rom the implanted pacemaker or other
device. Check with your doctor about any risks o
inter erence. Switch o your phone immediately i you
suspect inter erence.
Always turn o the phone in the airplane.
Do not use your phone near explosives.
Do not place or install the phone or the phone. its
bracket and accessories above the airbag in the car.
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Keep out o the reach o children and do not allow them
to play with it. Your phone has small parts that children
could choke or injure themselves in any other way.
Phone so tware and hardware are continually upgraded.
There ore, the importer reserves the right to change the
instructions and individual unctions o the phone without
prior notice.
Mobile phone controls
1. Earphone
2. Screen
3. Le t unctional button
4. Button or „Calls“
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5. Charger connector
6. Numeric keypad
7. Navigational button
8. Right unctional button /
contacts
9. Lantern
10. Button to Finish call /
Switch On
11. Button OK
12. Earphone connector
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lnsert SIM, memory Cards and batterie
1. Remove the battery cover on the back o the phone
2. Care ully insert one or two SIM cards into the
holders under the battery compartment. Make sure that
the SIM cards are positioned correctly with the contacts
acing down. The battery must be removed when
inserting SIM cards
3. Insert the microSD card into the holder
4. Insert the battery
5. Replace the cover
attery charging
At the top o the screen there is a battery charge indicator. I
the battery is low, ollow these steps:
1.Connect the charger to a wall outlet.
2.Connect the charger to the phone
3.A ter charging the battery, disconnect the charger rom the
phone and then rom the wall outlet.
You can charge the phone when it is in switched on or
switched off mode.
If the battery is completely discharged, such as after a long
period of inactivity, it may take up to several tens of minutes
before the charging indicator appears and before the phone
can be turned on and ready to use.
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Switch On / Off
To turn on or o , press and hold the end call key (10).
Brie ly press this button to end a call or an application or to
return to the main screen.
I the phone lock is activated, enter the password.
The default phone password setting is 1234.
Making calls
Enter the phone number using the telephone keypad and
press the call key (4). I two SIM cards are inserted, you will
be prompted to select the SIM card to use or the call.
To end or to reject the call, press the end call key (10).
Keypad lock
To set the automatic keylock properties, select:
Settings> Display> Auto key lock
You can manually lock the keypad by pressing the le t button
(3) and then pressing the * button.
To unlock the keypad, irst press the le t button (3) again and
then the * button.
The emergency number 11 can also be called when the
keypad is locked.
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Volume
You can adjust the volume during a call by pressing the
navigation button (7).
To activate hands ree / speakerphone, press the right unction
key (8) during a call.
Warning: Exposure to excessive noise can damage your
hearing! Listen to music at a moderate level and do not hold
the device near your ear, especially when using the
loudspeaker!
Antenna location
The device has internal antennas or reception and
transmission at the rear bottom part o the phone.
Do not cover the places where the antennas are located.
When talking, hold the device at least 2-3 cm away rom your
body. This will reduce the amount o electromagnetic radiation
absorbed by your body. Covering the antennas also a ects
the intensity o the transmission and hence the battery li e.
Text input
The phone keypad allows you to enter numbers and
characters. When entering characters, several letters are
assigned to each button. For example, or button 2, the letters
are A, B, C. To insert a space, press the 0 button. E.g. the
letter A is the irst one in the sequence, so press button 2
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once. The letter C is the third in the sequence, so we press
the button three times in quick succession.
Use the # key to toggle between writing, uppercase,
lowercase, and numbers when writing text.
Special characters can be entered using the * key.
Use the # key to toggle between writing, uppercase,
lowercase, and numbers when writing text.
Special characters can be entered using the * key.
Phonebook
Phone numbers o contacts can be stored both in the phone
memory and in the SIM card memory.
Dial numbers from contact list
The easiest way to display the list is to press the right unction
key “Contacts” (8). You can now enter the name you are
looking or. Then the list o matching contacts starts
immediately.
Use the up and down keys to select the contact you want to
call and press the call key (4).
When viewing the list, a phone icon appears or each
contact i the contact is stored in the phone memory. I it is
stored on the SIM card, the card icon appears.
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Messages
To work with messages, select Messages in the phone menu
and the desired option.
To write a short text or MMS message, select Write. Use the
OK button (11) to select a recipient rom the phone book or
enter the number manually, enter the message text and press
the OK button (11). Then ollow the on-screen instructions.
Lantern
To switch the lantern (9) on the top o the phone on / o ,
press and hold the “0” button.
Shortcuts
Favorite unctions can be assigned to one o the our direction
pages o the navigation key (7). When you press one o the
directions, the unction starts.
To change the settings, in menu go to :
Settings Phone Shortcuts setting
Safety and ecology
Used electric device
The phone cannot be treated as normal household
waste. The product may contain substances
hazardous to the environment.
Never throw your old phone into the normal
household waste!
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