ALIGATOR K50 eXtremo User manual

K50 eXtremo
Quick Guide

Contents
Important instructions.....................................3
Mobile phone controls....................................8
Insert SIM and memory cards, battery...........9
Battery charging...........................................10
Switch n / ff.............................................11
Basic control.................................................12
Making calls..................................................13
Keypad unlock..............................................13
Volume.........................................................14
Location of antennas....................................14
Text insert.....................................................15
Phonebook...................................................16
Torchlight......................................................17
Internet connection.......................................17
Applications and Kai S system...................18
Safety and ecology.......................................19
Declaration of conformity.............................20
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Thank you for buying of our ALIGAT R mobile
phone . Before you start please read carefully
this instruction manual.
Important instructions
Although the phone is durable, handle the
phone and its accessories with care, and do
not drop it, subject to mechanical damage,
dirt, or extreme temperatures. In particular,
protect the phone display from shocks and
impacts! Never disassemble your phone or
accessories! Remember that even with a
durable phone, the display can be damaged
in the event of an impact!
Your phone is waterproof (does not apply to
salt water), provided that the covers of all
openings are properly fitted and sealed. The
maximum duration of contact with water is 30
min. and the phone must not be immersed to
a depth of more than 1m. Nevertheless,
protect it from water as much as possible. In
case of contact or immersion in water,
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remove it from the water and dry it as soon as
possible.
When fitting all caps, always make sure that
there is no dirt on the cap seals, that the caps
seal properly and are fully fitted.
If your phone or any part of it comes in
contact with water, dry it thoroughly before
using it again. In particular, dry all covers,
folds, joints and openings for the speaker,
earphone or microphone. Never open the
cover on the back of the phone or on the
connector after the phone has come in
contact with water without first drying it and
its surroundings.
In case of contact with water, do not handle
the phone, do not press any buttons and do
not handle the hole caps.
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When using, protect the holes of the
microphone, headphone and speaker from
the ingress of dust from sharp objects.
Do not switch the phone on in places where it
is prohibited
Do not use the phone while driving
Do not use the phone near the petrol station
Always switch off your phone near
explosives.
Always use only original batteries supplied by
the manufacturer. Danger of destroying the
phone or explosion
SAR – This phone meets RF exposure
guidelines.
When making a call, keep the phone at least
2.5 cm away from your body to reduce the
amount of electromagnetic radiation
absorbed by your body.
Handle your phone and accessories with care
and protect them from mechanical damage
and dirt.
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Protect your phone and accessories from
extreme temperatures.
Do not dispose of batteries in a fire or expose
them to temperatures above + 60° C - risk of
explosion.
Protect your phone and accessories from
being dropped.
Never disassemble your phone or
accessories.
Do not use the phone near personal or
medical or healthcare facilities without
confirmation that the radio emissions from the
phone do not affect their operation.
Mobile phones may affect the operation of
pacemakers and other implanted equipment.
When making a call, place the phone on the
opposite side of your body from an implanted
pacemaker or other device. Consult your
doctor about the possible risks of
interference. If interference is suspected,
switch off the phone immediately.
Always turn off the phone on an airplane.
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Do not use the phone near explosives.
Do not place nor install the phone or its
holder or accessories in the space above the
airbag in the car.
Keep out of reach of children and do not
allow them to play with it. The phone contains
small parts that the children could suffocate
or may injure children in other way.
The software and hardware of the phone are
constantly being updated. The importer
therefore reserves the right to change the
instructions and individual functions of the
phone without prior notice.
The phone has a very powerful flashlight.
Therefore, never shine into the eyes. Risk of
eye damage or glare!
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Mobile phone controls
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1. Earphone
2. Screen
3. Left function button
4. Call button
5. Charging connector
6. Earphone
connector
7. Navigation button
8. Right function
button / contacts
9. Torchlight
10. Button – End call /
Switch n
11. Button K
12. Volume +/-
13. Button - Torchlight
n/ ff
Insert SIM and memory
cards, battery
1.Unscrew and remove the battery cover on the
back of the phone.
2.Carefully slide one or two SIM cards into the
holders under the battery compartment. Make
sure that the SIM cards with the contacts are
positioned correctly facing down. The battery
must be removed when inserting SIM cards.
3.Insert the microSD memory card into the
holder
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4.Insert the battery
5.Insert the battery cover and secure it with the
supplied screws. The screws must be tight,
but be careful not to damage the thread with
excessive force. If a screwdriver is included,
use it.
Battery char in
The battery status indicator is located at the top
of the screen. If the battery is low, follow these
steps:
1.Connect the charger to a wall outlet.
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2. pen the connector cover on the bottom of
the phone.
3.Connect the charger to the phone
4.After charging the battery, disconnect the
charger from the phone, then from the wall
outlet.
5.Slide the connector cover very carefully and
push it into place. If you do not push and
check the cover carefully, water may enter
the phone.
The phone can be charged both in switch on
and in switch off mode. If the battery is
completely discharged, e.g. after a long period
of disuse, it may take up to several tens of
minutes for the charging indicator to appear
and for the phone to be switched on and to be
used.
Switch On / Off
Press and hold the end call key (10) to switch
the phone on or off.
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Briefly press this button to end the call or
application or you take a step back in the menu.
The time and date are set automatically if your
operator supports this option, or can be set
manually.
Basic control
The main menu of the phone can be displayed
by pressing the middle K button (11). You can
navigate the menus of the phone and
applications with the scroll key (7). To confirm
the item selection, press the K button (11).
ther options are controlled by using the left (3)
and right (8) function keys. The corresponding
function is always described on the display
above the function key.
The red end call key (10) always takes you one
step back.
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If > appears to the right of the name of an item
in the phone menu, selecting this item another
submenu will display.
Makin calls
Enter the phone number using the phone
keypad and press the call key (4). If two SIM
cards are inserted, you will be prompted to
select the SIM card that will be used for the call.
Keypad unlock
Press the end call key (10) on the main screen
to lock the keypad.
Press the left key (3) first and then the * key to
unlock the keypad.
To set the automatic keypad lock, select in the
menu:
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Settin s> Personalization> View> Automatic
keypad lock
Volume
You can adjust the earphone volume during a
call by pressing the volume key +/- (12).
To activate handsfree / speakerphone, press
the K button (11) during a call.
Caution: The handset may be loud ! Therefore,
do not set the volume unnecessarily at the
highest level to avoid hearing damage. In
addition, when the earpiece volume is set
higher, the other party may hear an echo of
their voice under certain circumstances. In this
case, turn down the volume until the
phenomenon disappears.
Location of antennas
At the top and bottom of the backside, the
device has internal antennas for receiving and
transmitting.
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Do not cover the places where the antennas
are located. When talking, hold the device at
least 2-3 cm away from your body. This will
reduce the amount of electromagnetic radiation
absorbed by your body. Covering the antennas
also affects the intensity of the transmission
and therefore the battery life.
Text insert
The phone keypad allows you to enter not only
numbers but also characters. When entering
characters, several letters are assigned to each
key. For example, for key 2, these are the
letters A, B, C. To enter a space, press 0.
To enter a letter, press the key several times in
quick succession until the correct letter appears
on the screen. E.g. the letter A is the first in the
sequence, so press once the Button 2. The
letter C is the third in a row, so we press the
button three times in quick succession.
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Use the # key to switch between
uppercase and lowercase letters and
numbers when writing text.
Use the * key to enter special characters.
Phonebook
Phone numbers of contacts can be stored both
in the phone memory and in the SIM card
memory.
Dial numbers from the contact list
The easiest way to display the contact list is to
press the right softkey "Contacts" (8). You can
now enter the name you are looking for. Then
the list of matching contacts will pop up
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 silhouette of the icon
appears next to each contact if the contact is
saved in the phone memory. If stored on the
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SIM card, the card icon and the number
indicating the SIM card appear.
Torchli ht
Press and hold the flashlight button (13) on the
top of the phone to switch the flashlight (9) on /
off. Press and hold the button repeatedly to
switch between different lamp modes.
ATTENTION! Never point the lamp at the
eyes, there is a risk of lare or even dama e
to the eyes!
Internet connection
You can connect your phone to the Internet via
a mobile data connection using 2G, 3G and
very fast 4G / LTE networks.
You can also connect your phone via Wi-Fi in
places where a signal is available.
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You can also use your phone as a mobile Wi-Fi
hotspot to share your internet connection with
other devices.
You can find the connection settings in the
menu:
Settin s> Network and Connections
Applications and KaiOS
Your phone is equipped with the Kai S
operating system.
This allows you to install various applications in
your phone. The phone is from production
equipped with a set of basic useful applications,
such as an Internet browser, maps, Whatsapp
communicator, calendar, games and more.
You can download other applications in the
Store, which can be found in the main menu of
the phone. An internet connection is required
for the Store to function properly.
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Safety and ecolo y
Used electrical devices
Your phone should not be treated as
household waste. The product may
contain substances dangerous for
the environment.
Never dispose of your used phone in normal
municipal waste !!!
After the end of use, it must be handed over to
the appropriate collection point, where it will
ensure its recycling or ecological disposal.
Failure to follow these instructions is illegal.
Contact your dealer or municipal authority for
more detailed information on how to handle the
used product.
Battery liquidation
Used batteries and accumulators
do not belon to ordinary
municipal waste !!!
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They may contain substances that are harmful
to the environment. Dispose of the battery at an
appropriate collection point for environmentally
friendly disposal. Check with your dealer or
local authority where such a place is located.
Disposal of used batteries contrary to the
above instructions is ille al!
Declaration of conformity
ADART C MPUTERS s.r.o. hereby declares
that the type of ALIGAT R K50 radio
equipment complies with Directive 2014/53 /
EU.
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