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Allview P5 QUAD User manual

P5 QUAD
User manual
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Contents
Contents......................................................................................................................................... 2
Notices for the use of phone .................................................................................................... 4
INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 6
Turning the device on and off .................................................................................................. 6
Insert the SIM card ....................................................................................................................... 6
Device aspect and buttons ...................................................................................................... 7
Locking/unlocking the screen and buttons .......................................................................... 8
Accessing the applications menu ........................................................................................... 8
PERSONALIZATION........................................................................................................................ 9
Customizing the user interface................................................................................................. 9
COMMUNICATION..................................................................................................................... 11
Dialing........................................................................................................................................... 11
Messaging.................................................................................................................................... 13
Mail................................................................................................................................................ 14
PERSONAL INFORMATIONS ...................................................................................................... 16
Contacts ...................................................................................................................................... 16
Calendar...................................................................................................................................... 17
Recorder ...................................................................................................................................... 19
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CONNECTIVITY ............................................................................................................................ 19
Wifi ................................................................................................................................................. 19
WLAN Direct ................................................................................................................................ 21
GPS ................................................................................................................................................ 22
Bluetooth...................................................................................................................................... 22
Using Memory Card as Storage Disk ..................................................................................... 24
TOOLS............................................................................................................................................ 25
Bit Defender ................................................................................................................................ 25
Gameloft Live! ............................................................................................................................ 26
Office Suite .................................................................................................................................. 26
One Clean................................................................................................................................... 26
Robin – personal assistant (optional) .................................................................................... 27
Internet Explorer ......................................................................................................................... 29
Clock............................................................................................................................................. 30
Calculator.................................................................................................................................... 31
Camera........................................................................................................................................ 31
Images.......................................................................................................................................... 32
Music ............................................................................................................................................. 34
FM Radio ...................................................................................................................................... 35
Settings ......................................................................................................................................... 36
Specifications.............................................................................................................................. 42
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Notices for the use of phone
Your phone is a product of superior design and craftsmanship and should be treated with care. The
following suggestions can help you comply with the terms of repair kits, to extend the life of mobile
phone.
Place the mobile phone and their parts and components out of reach of small children.
Keep the phone dry, rain, humidity and all types of liquids which contain minerals will corrode
electronic circuits.
Don’t touch the phone with wet hands when charging, it will cause electric shock or damage the
phone.
Avoid place the device in high temperature environment. Temperatures will shorten the life of
electronic devices, damage batteries, and warp or melt certain plastics.
Avoid place the device in too low temperature environment. When the temperature rises, the phone
will produce water vapor that may damage electronic circuit.
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Avoid place the phone in dusty, dirty places, otherwise parts may be damaged.
To avoid the phone in a lit cigarette, near open flame or any heat source.
Do not open the device, non-professional approach will do damage to the phone.
Do not throwit from height, knock or shake the phone, rough handling can damage internal circuit
boards.
Do not paint the phone, because the paint will block headphones, microphones or other removable
parts, and lead it not work.
Use clean, soft, dry cloth to clean the camera, light sensor lenses. Prohibit the use of harmful
chemicals and cleaning agents, cleaning fluids to clean the phone
If mobile phone, battery, charger, or mobile phone accessories are defective, send to the nearest
qualified service center for inspection.
I f nessary, Service Centre staff will assist you and will arrange for phone repairs.
Warning: We take no responsibility for situations where the phone is used in other way than as
provided in the manual.
Our company reserves the right to make changes in the content of the manual without making this
public. These changes will be posted on the website of the company in the regarding product page.
The contents of this manual may be different from that in the product. In this case, the last will be
considered.
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INTRODUCTION
Turning the device on and off
To power on the device, press and hold the Power button untill the screen will show the boot up
image.
To power off the device, press and hold the Power button for three seconds, then select the Power Off
option on the screen.
NOTE: Comply to the warnings where the usage of radio transmitting devices is limited. To use the
device in such areas, you must switch the phone to the Airplane mode. To do this, press and hold the
Power button for three seconds and then chose Airplane Mode option.
Insert the SIM card
To insert the SIM card into the SIM slot, follow the next step:
1. Take out the battery cover;
2. Take out the battery;
3. Insert the SIM cards into the desired SIM slots.
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Device aspect and buttons
1. Menu button
2. Home button
3. Back button
4. Speaker
5. Volume buttons
6. Power button
7. Earphones jack
8. Receiver
9. Led flash
10. MicroUSB plug
11. Back camera
12. Front camera
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Locking/unlocking the screen and buttons
To avoid the accidental operation of the device, it is recommended to lock
the screen and buttons.
To lock the device, short press the Power button. To unlock, short press
the Power button then slide the unlock symbol to the right.
Accessing the applications menu
To access the applications main menu, press the symbol
from the bottom of the main screen. Multiple applications
screens will be shown which you can slide left and right.
You can create applications shortcuts on the main screen: open the
applications menu, choose the desired program, press and hold to it and then place the shortcut on any
place of the main screen.
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PERSONALIZATION
Customizing the user interface
Themes
Customize the appearance of the graphical user interface by changing the
theme. To change a theme access main menu, then select the application
"Themes". Choose one of the themes to preview, then click "Apply" to set.
Widgets
You can customize the main screens with widgets and
shortcuts to favorite applications.
To add widgets or shortcuts in one main screen press
Options button and select "Add". At the bottom of the screen you can choose one of
the "Applications", "Widgets" or "Shortcuts"
Effects
From the main screen press Options, then select Desktop effect to change the
transition effect when changing the page. You can choose one of the following
effects: Classic no bounce, Cube, Box, Flip, Stack, Spring, Roll, Bounce, Winnover.
Additional configurations: wallpaper scroll, desktop loop, scroll up desktop, scroll
down desktop.
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Wallpaper
To set the background image of the main screen, press the Options button and select Wallpaper. You
can choose different wallpapers for the home screen, lock screen and main menu. For the main screen you
can choose one of the dynamic backgrounds by clicking "Live Wallpapers".
Quick personalization widget
For a quick and easy customization of the phone interface,
use the quick customization widget. You can instantly change the
visual effects by clicking on one of the widget’s button:
-Theme: changing the GUI theme;
-Wallpaper: change wallpaper on the home screen;
-Effect: changes the scrolling effect from the main screens.
Shortcuts folder
To avoid congestion of the main screen with most used applications shortcuts, you
can create folders as follows: press and hold any of the applications you want to include
in a folder and drag to another application that will be included in that folder. You can
include up to 12 application shortcuts in the same folder.
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COMMUNICATION
Dialing
When the icon of GSM Signal appears in the notification, you can dial or
receive calls. The signal bar on the top right corner show the strength of
network signal (the maximum is 4 signal bars) .
Start dialing
- Touch the Phone icon from the menu bar in idle page to open the dial
screen;
- Insert the phone number then press the calling button 1 or 2, according
the SIM from wich you want to place the call.
Dialing a number from Contacts
At the menu interface open “Contacts” and slide the page to select the desired contact to call. In the
right side of the screen you can select the letter corresponding to the first letter of the contact. After you
selected the contact, touch the phone number and then select the desired SIM card.
Telephone calls in the call log
Every telephone number called and received in “SIM1 or SIM2” will be reserved in phone’s menu of
call log. Below every call record will be shown wich SIM card was involved in the call. By touching a call
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from the call list, you can access multiple options: Call/ Edit/ Send message/ Add to Contacts/ Delete from
Call log.
All numbers in the call log can be dialed by clicking the calling symbol in the right side of the screen.
Receive callings
When receiving a call, in the top side of the screen will be shown which SIM card is involved in the
call. To answer the call, slide the answering button to left, to reject, slide it to the left.
Proximity sensor
According to the distance between phone and human body it will adjust automatically the switch of
the backlight.
During the call, close the phone to the ear, the backlight will turn off
automatically which could save battery power and prevent inadvertently touching.
Telephone recording
To start recording the conversation during the call, touch More then Start
record.
Video call
When you use video call, ensure to install a 3G SIM card. In the dialing
interface enter number then press the menu button and “Video call”. In the
Contacts interface touch the desired contact icon and then touch the video calling
symbol.
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Messaging
Important the message title of this phone is the phone numbe will be reserved in s similar for of
dialog instead of the usual folder structure.
Send SMS to certain phone number
Press home>messaging>touch “new message” symbol.
Click “recipient” box to start input method and enter the phone number or contact.
Click the Send button and select the SIM card from which you want to send the message.
Send MMS to certain phone number
When creating message it was defaulted as SMS and it will be turned to
MMS when you attach some multimedia content. You can send MMS via
clicking “send” symbol after editing.
In the edit interface press the attachment symbol and select the
multimedia files you want to be sent as mms.
Send messages to multiple numbers
Enter multiple numbers in the box of entering each number is divided
by the comma in English.
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Notices: For now this phone can mass messages to almost 20 numbers the correct number depends on
the characters you can only enter 312 characters in the box of “recipient”.
When a message is sent or sent again a little yellow letter will appear. The number 1 or 2 on the letter
refers to SIM1 or SIM2.
When message sending failed a red triangle with exclamation will appear.
when editing information other functions of Menu button
Mail
5.1 Gmail
Create an electronic mail account
Select mail> settings. You can activate or edit existing e-mail accounts as well as create a new e-mail
account.
Select mail, Google account setting interface appears. Then touch ‘next step’> create account>enter
name last name and e-mail account.
Google servers determine whether the name can be used, if so, new interface appears prompting enter
password, then judge the password’ security, users who doesn’t meet the requirements need to re-enter the
password.
Successfully register a new Gmail account, a messenger created automatically for testing.
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Loading mail account
a. Open Gmail skip introduction screen>loading interface appears >select load
b. Enter name, password then load
E-mail account initialization, prompting “login successful” All Google accounts will be synchronized.
Creating and sending, mails
When creating mails, select mail > creating mails. Enter the address (recipient) theme and contents.
Press MENU you could ‘append’ ‘Add Cc/Bcc’, select send or discarded.
Receive mails
There is tone for new mails, in the status box will show an message symbol.
Delete mails
When loading a mail account if you want to delete it you need to restore factory settings.When
loading a second one you could press the menu button to delete it.
Notices: many functions depend on Gmail Account for example Electronic Market Google Talk
Sync Contact and Calendar.
5.2 Email
Load Email
Enter the correct address and password >settings correct port and POP server, check the server
settings automatically.
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Set the correct SMTP server, check the mails server’s sending and receiving settings, then enter the
specified account name and displayed name on the outing e-mail.> Finish.
Create and send mails
When creating mails, select mails > create mails. Enter the address (recipient) theme and contents.
Press MENU you could ‘append’ ‘Add Cc/Bcc’, select send or discarded or save as draft.
PERSONAL INFORMATIONS
Contacts
Default display phone contacts and SIM card contacts, sort contacts by first
letter of alphabet.
1. For the contacts stored in phone memory, you can edit the photograph of
the person, name, phone number, email address, and then tap "Save".
2. You can also import / export contacts saved in the SIM to the phone
memory or vice versa, or from/to SD memory card (Menu-> Import / Export).
3. In detailed contact information interface, tap Menu. You can press "Share"
to share contacts by Bluetooth, email, etc..
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4. In detailed contact information interface, tap Menu and then tap Associate SIM card to choose a
default SIM card to dial the contact.
●Adding contact to Favorites
1.Open Contacts from application menu.
2.Select the desired contact. The contacts from SIM card cannot be added to Favorites.
3.In the contact detailed view, touch the “Start” symbol from the top bar to add it to the Favorites.
●Searching in Contacts
1.In the Contacts interface, touch the Search symbol to search a contact in the phonebook.
2.Enter the first letter of the contact to find the persons name that begin with that letter.
Calendar
Enter the calender application
Load Goggles accounts, enter the application, In the interface of month or week will use gray to
highlight the day. Display default the date on the current month.
In the interface press menu 4 display modes will appear
1) Schedule Intrface shows a certain schedule(click on the initial time and view forward,click the
final time to view backwards )
2) day Interface displays a day's schedule (last clicked date),Slide around to turn page accoring day.
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3) week Interface displays a week's schedule (last clicked date),Slide around to turn page accoring
week.
4) today Interface displays a day's schedule, In the interface of month or week use gray to highlight
the day.
5) month nterface displays a month's schedule (last clicked date) Slide around to turn page accoring
month.
New activities
Press menu, more < touch new activities.
Enter the name of activity in the activities’ box.
Notices:Such as special occasions such as birthday or a day with events,
set the all-day option to Yes. If the activity is at a certain time period, select the
start time and end time.
3) Enter the event location, description, guests, repeat, remind time.
4) Click Done to return to calendar.
Notices: All-day events appear in the calendar heading. It will not show
the period of calendar.
Cancel activities In the time frame, press for long to delete the activity.
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Recorder
Recorder can record voice, and send it quickly via Bluetooth or MMS as
well as make it as ring tone.
Notices: recorder can only save the audio files as amr., 3gpp., ogg. File
format.
1) Click the recorder application.
2) Keep the phone’s microphone near the voice source.
3) Click recorder to record voices ,and click to stop or playback.
All recordings save in Recording folder in the default music program.
CONNECTIVITY
Wifi
Wi-Fi provides as far as 300feet (100M) range of wireless network access. If you use cell phone to
connect wifi, you should connect to the wireless access point or hot spots .
Notices:The availability and coverage of Wi-Fi signal depend on the number, infrastructure and other
objects penetrated by the signal.
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Open Wi-fi and to connect to the wireless network
Press home>Menu then touch Settings> WLAN symbol
Slide the wi-fi switch to activate Wi-Fi. Phone will automatically scan for available wireless
networks. Then a list of Wi-Fi network will show the founded network name and security settings. (open
network or WEP WPA/WPA2 with password).If you enable the notification in Wi-Fi settings, the status
box will show an icon when open available wireless network found.
Touch one of the Wi-Fi choices to connect the network. When you choose open network, phone will
connect to it automatically. If you choose WEP WPA/WPA2 with password, you should type the
password first, then touch to connect it.
Notices: when the phone is connected to the wireless network, the status
box will show the Wi-Fi icon , and the approximate signal strengthen (the
number of lit bars). If touch the connected network will display the name of
Wi—Fi network, status, speed, signal strength, security and IP address.
If you want to delete the wireless settings, please touch “Forget” as in the
right picture. If you want to connect to this network, you should re-enter these
settings.
Notices: unless you choose not to reserve the network, otherwise, there is
no need to re-enter the corresponding password when next time connecting to
the previously encrypted wireless network. Wi-Fi will search automatically, that
is, phone needn’t to perform additional steps to connect Wi-Fi networks.

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