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Aspera R5 User Guide
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Basic Knowledge
1.1.Brief Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Aspera R5.
This instruction manual can be used to guide you to
understand the functions and features.In addition to
common call functions and records, this phone also
provides you a variety of useful features and services.
Understanding how to operate your phone will
enable you to access and use all of its features and
capabilities.
Some of the services and functions described in this
manual depend on the network.
Therefore, some menu items in the phone may not
be available, or various menus and functions of the
phone may behave differently than intended.
Aspera reserves the right to modify the contents of
this manual without prior notice.
1.2 General Considerations
Your phone can only use our designated batteries
and chargers.
Using other products may cause battery leakage,
overheating, explosion and fire.
Do not put the battery, mobile phone or charger in a
microwave oven or near high-pressure equipment, it
may cause circuit damage, fire or other accidents.
Keep the phone away from children's reach to avoid
them testing it as a toy, causing personal injury.
Aeroplanes, hospitals and other places may
prohibit the use of mobile phones, please turn off the
phone.
Do not use the mobile phone near high-precision
electronic equipment.
Radio wave interference may cause incorrect
operation of the electronic equipment and other
problems.
Do not disassemble or modify the phone, it may
cause damage, leakage and circuit faults to the
phone.
Avoid placing your mobile phone too close to
magnetic objects such as magnetic cards. Mobile
phone radiation may clear data from a savings card,
or credit card.
1.3 Battery Precautions
The use of your mobile phone battery life is limited.
With frequent charging the battery will degrade over
time, gradually shortening its life. In this case the
battery may be replaced when you notice it is not
giving you enough usage per charge.
Do not throw old batteries in the general household
waste. There is a clear local regulation for battery
disposal, please follow the instructions of this policy.
Do not throw the battery into fire, otherwise it will
cause the battery to ignite and explode. Installing
batteries, do not apply pressure or force, otherwise it
may cause the battery to leak, overheat or explode.
If the battery fluid enters the eye it may cause
blindness, do not rub your eyes, rinse with fresh
water, and then immediately go to the hospital.
Do not disassemble or modify the battery, otherwise
it will lead to battery leakage, overheating, explosion
and fire.
Do not use or leave the battery beside a fire, heater
or hot place, otherwise it may lead to battery leakage,
overheating, explosion or fire.
Do not wet the battery, otherwise it may cause the
battery to overheat, smoke or corrode. Do not use or
leave the battery in direct sunlight or near hot car,
otherwise it may result in fluid leakage and
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overheating may degrade performance and shorten
the service life.
Do not continue charging the battery for more than
24 hours.
1.4 Charging Your Mobile Phone
When the charging cable is connected to the mobile
phone charge port, the mobile phone battery indicator
in the status bar will flash cycle; when the phone is
turned off, charging indicator will appear on the
phones screen, indicating the battery is charging.
When the on-screen battery indicator shows full,
and no longer flashing, it indicates that charging has
been completed. After charging is complete,
disconnect the AC power outlet from the phone and
charger.
1.5 Charger Precautions
Please use 240V AC. Using other voltage can cause
leakage, fire or damage to the phone and charger.
Prohibit short-circuit charger, otherwise it will cause
electric shock, smoke and damage to the charger.
Please do not use the charger if the power cord is
damaged, otherwise it may lead to a fire and electric
shock.
Please clean dust on the power socket.
Please do not put a water container near the
charger, to avoid overheating, leakage and
malfunction caused by water spills.
If the charger comes into contact with water or other
liquids, immediately unplug the power from the outlet
to prevent overheating, fire, electric shock and
malfunction of the charger.
Do not disassemble or modify the charger, it may
lead to personal injury, electric shock, fire and
damage to the charger.
Please do not use the charger in the bathroom
where there is high humidity, otherwise it may cause
electric shock, fire and damage to the charger.
1.6 Cleaning and Maintenance
Do not use your mobile phone and charger in the
bathroom where there is high humidity. With a soft,
dry cloth clean the phone, battery and charger. Do not
use alcohol, thinner or benzene solution to wipe the
phone.
Introduction
2.1.Icons
In the status bar you will see small ICONS, details
are as follows
Icons Instructions
Time Display
Alarm clock has been set and
activated
Shows battery level
Vertical bars indicate the signal
strength of the mobile network signal.
Indicates music playing
Received new message
Missed Call
Meeting Mode
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Flight Mode
Mute Mode
Activate USB
Access Restricted
2.2 Phone Layout
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Keys Instructions
①Call
Key
Press this key to enter the call record
interface and dial out.
②End
Key
Press this key to hang up in the call
interface
③Menu
Key
In any mode, press this key to display
the current menu options.
④Return
Key
Return to the previous menu.
⑤ÝHome
Key
In the standby state, press this key and
be taken directly back to the standby
interface. Long press to open recent
tasks.
⑥Power
Key
Long press this key to turn off/on.
Short press this key to lock/unlock the
phone and light the screen.
⑦USB
Jack
Headset and USB jack
⑧Camera
Key
Press this button to enter the camera
viewfinder interface, then to take
photos.
⑨SOS
Key
Long press to dial emergency number
and send a message for help.
⑩Volume
Key
During a call or in the audio play
interface press the two side keys
to adjust the volume.
⑾Camera Camera, video recorder
⑿Flashlight Camera flashlight, open the flashlight
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application and it can also be used as
lighting.
⒀Louds
peaker
Loudspeaker
2.3 Booting Your Phone
2.3.1 Insert and Remove SIM Card
Turn off the phone, remove battery and other
external power supply. When you need to take out the
SIM card, please turn it off, take out the battery, then
remove SIM card from SIM card holder.
2.3.2 Power On/Off
To turn on the phone long press the power key on
top of the phone.
To turn off the phone, long press the power key
again, then select “power off” when the option is
presented on the screen.
Press the power key to switch the phone function,
you can also choose to reboot the phone, select the
flight mode, mute mode, vibration mode and standard
mode.
2.3.3 Unlock SIM Card
In order to prevent unauthorised use, the SIM card
may ask for a PIN (Personal Identification Number). If
you elect to use this function you must enter the PIN
code every time the phone is switched on so that you
can unlock the SIM card, and then send or receive a
call.
Press the ON / OFF key to boot the phone; enter
PIN code, press to clear an error, press to
confirm
If you enter the wrong PIN code several times, the
SIM card will be lock and you will need to contact your
SIM card network operator.
2.3.4 Unlock Screen
In order to prevent unauthorized use, you can set
your phone screen lock. Electing to use this function,
every time you light up the screen you must draw your
unlock pattern or enter your unlock code to unlock the
phone, and then send or receive calls.
Users can clear the unlock pattern (see "Security
Settings"), in this case, the phone can not prevent
unauthorized use
Basic Functions
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3.1 Dialing
In the standby interface click to go to the dialing
interface, click the numbers on the screen to dial the
number. If you need to change the phone number,
please click back to delete characters, then dial
the number. Press the Menu key to pop-up menu
options, as shown, you can choose to send SMS, Add
to Contacts or see the Settings, etc.
You can also touch at the top of screen, and see
the call records interface to dial out. Or click at the
top of the screen, enter the contact interface to select
your contact to dial. Click directly in the standby
interface, to go directly to the contact interface and
select your contact to dial.
After the call is connected as shown:
Click .to open the dial pad and enter numbers
when on a call and prompted to input a number.
Click to open the speaker and amplify voice calls.
Click to mute and your voice will not be
transmitted.
Click to keep the current phone call and hold it.
Click to use the keyboard to enter a contact or add
to contacts from call logs.
Click to end the current call
Interface is as shown when a call comes in, tap
and drag to to answer the call, drag to to reject
a call, drag to send SMS.
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3.2 Contacts
You can directly open the "Contacts" on the main
screen, or open it in "Dial" interface. Enter the contact
interface as shown, click on a contact to view the
contact information stored, click on to call the
contact, click on to send SMS to the contact. Press
the Menu key to modify, share and delete the contact
In the contact interface, click on to quickly search
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contacts, click on to add a new contact. You can
choose to save the newly added contacts to the
phone or the SIM card and save the contact name,
phone, email, address and other information, as
shown:
In the contact interface when you click the menu
button the following menu options will pop up, you
can according to your need, delete, import, export
and share contacts and other operations.
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3.3 Messages
Click on the home screen to enter the message
interface.
Click to enter the write message interface. In the
"input names and numbers" area, input the number, or
click on the contact icon to select a number from your
contacts.
Type your message in the “Type text message”
section.
Touch to send a message after completion.
Click on the screen to insert images, video, audio
and other files, SMS will be automatically converted
to send as MMS.
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3.4 File Management
You can view and manage the files which are stored
locally on the phone or SD card. You can copy the
files, paste, rename, delete, share and other
operations.
Click and you can select one or more files or
folders to share, copy, delete, cut, rename and other
operations. You can also reorder the folder by name,
size or date.
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