Bea-fon X5 Premium User manual

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User Manual

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Dear X5 Owner,
Thank you for purchasing Bea-fon X5 Premium.
Read this user manual carefully before using the device for the first time to
ensure safe and proper use.
The Beafon Team wishes you much pleasure and enjoyment with your new
phone.
Package contents:
●Phone
●Battery
●Charging adapter
●USB cable
●SIM/Micro SD card slot opener
●User guide
●Warranty card

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Table of contents
General Information.............................................................................................................17
What is a SIM card?...........................................................................................................17
SIM card format for X5.......................................................................................................17
My telephone ........................................................................................................................20
Menu key functions............................................................................................................20
Symbol description.............................................................................................................20
Insert the SIM card/Micro SD card.....................................................................................23
Charging the Battery..........................................................................................................24
Switching the telephone on/off:..........................................................................................25
PIN code entry...................................................................................................................25
Starting the Beafon user interface......................................................................................26
Beafon Desktop app.............................................................................................................26
Lock screen........................................................................................................................27
Beafon Desktop .................................................................................................................30
Beafon Desktop - home page ............................................................................................31
Beafon Desktop - programmes page .................................................................................33
Beafon Desktop - photo contacts page..............................................................................34
Quick settings: ...................................................................................................................35
Signal strength...................................................................................................................36
Weather display.................................................................................................................36
Placeholder for messages..................................................................................................37

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Tiles ...................................................................................................................................38
Rearranging the tiles..........................................................................................................39
Adding the tile....................................................................................................................40
Search function..................................................................................................................42
Creating tile groups............................................................................................................43
Deleting groups/tiles ..........................................................................................................44
Renaming tile groups.........................................................................................................44
Tile edit mode ....................................................................................................................44
Tile colour editor ................................................................................................................46
Tile colour editor example..................................................................................................48
Battery status indicator.......................................................................................................49
Time and date:...................................................................................................................50
Alarm..................................................................................................................................50
Notification LED.................................................................................................................51
Create new contact............................................................................................................52
Contact form ......................................................................................................................53
Symbol description.............................................................................................................54
Navigation keys..................................................................................................................55
Programme history.............................................................................................................55
Phone features .....................................................................................................................56
Making a call......................................................................................................................56
Call list ...............................................................................................................................57
Dialling the number............................................................................................................57

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Making a call from the phonebook.....................................................................................58
Contacts in Favourites .......................................................................................................58
Call.....................................................................................................................................59
Incoming call......................................................................................................................60
Messages...........................................................................................................................61
Camera..............................................................................................................................62
Quick access - sound setting.............................................................................................63
Wi-Fi quick access.............................................................................................................63
Bluetooth quick access ......................................................................................................64
GPS quick access..............................................................................................................64
Torch quick access ............................................................................................................65
Airplane mode quick access ..............................................................................................65
Quick access settings ........................................................................................................65
Quick start..........................................................................................................................66
Menu structure...................................................................................................................67
Settings..............................................................................................................................68
Safety zone........................................................................................................................69
SOS emergency call ..........................................................................................................72
SOS app settings...............................................................................................................75
Specifications.....................................................................................................................77
Troubleshooting...................................................................................................................78
Certification information (SAR)...........................................................................................81

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More information................................................................................................................83
Address..............................................................................................................................83

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Notes
●Only use original accessories from Bea-fon.
●The supplied items are only intended for use with this device and may not be compatible
with other devices.
●This device is not suitable for people with visual impairments due to the touch screen
keyboard.
●Descriptions are based on the default settings of the device.
●By default, the apps preinstalled on the device are subject to updates. These apps may
possibly no longer be supported without prior notice. If you have any questions about any
app preinstalled on the device, please contact you local Bea-fon service centre. For user-
installed apps, please contact the appropriate service provider.
●If you attempt to change the operating system of the device or install any software from
unofficial sources, this may damage the device and cause damage or loss of data. Such
acts are a violation of your license agreement with Bea-fon and will void the warranty.
●Some contents and figures may differ from your device depending on the region, service
provider, software version, or version of the operating system, and are subject to change
without prior notice.
●Software, audio files, background images, images and other media on this device are
subject to a limited use license agreement. If you extract and use these materials for
commercial or any other purposes, this may be a violation of copyright laws. As a user
you are fully responsible for the illegal use of media.

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●There may be additional costs related to data services such as sending of messages,
uploading and downloading of contents, automatic synchronisation or the use of location
services. Choose a data plan that meets your needs to avoid additional costs. For more
information, please contact your local network provider.
●This user manual was issued in the main languages of each country. The content may
differ slightly depending on the language.
●If you follow the recommendations below, you will prevent the warranty from early
becoming null and void, and you will continue to enjoy your product for years to come.
●Please use original accessories only or accessories approved by your mobile phone
manufacturer. Failure to use original and/or approved accessories may result in poor
performance, damage to the phone or even to your body, and may affect local
telecommunication equipment.
●Please turn off the mobile phone before cleaning it. Use a wet or antistatic cloth for cleaning;
avoid using chemicals or cleansing lotions that may cause damage to the phone.
●Because the mobile phone can generate electromagnetic fields, avoid placing it near any
magnetic objects such as a computer or a hard drive.
●Interferences are generated when the mobile phone is used near certain electronic
devices, e.g., a TV set, a telephone, a radio, and a computer.
●Never leave the mobile phone exposed to sunlight or in an environment with strong
radiation as high temperatures will significantly shorten the life of the electronic
components.
●Always keep the mobile phone dry as liquids could damage the integrated circuit.

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Guidelines for safe use
●Never apply strong force to the phone and do not drop it. Forceful actions of this type
can damage the circuit.
●Please do not connect incompatible devices to the phone.
●Do not attempt to disassemble the mobile phone or its battery.
●Do not keep the mobile phone together with a flammable or explosive material.
●Never attempt to charge the phone without first inserting the battery.
●Do not paint the phone. Paint can cause the moving parts to stick together and thus
prevent the proper operation.
●To disconnect the device from the mains, unplug the power cord from the mains outlet.
Therefore, the device must be positioned in such a way as to ensure unhindered
access to the mains outlet at all times, so that you can pull out the plug from the mains
outlet immediately in an emergency. To prevent fire hazard, always pull out the plug
from the mains outlet after each use of the device.
●All notes apply likewise to the phone, battery, charger, and all the accessories. Should
one of these parts malfunction, send it to your dealer. The staff will assist you and
repair the device, if necessary.

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Battery
●Your phone is supplied by means of a rechargeable battery.
●Note that a new battery will not reach its full charge until it is fully charged and
discharged two or three times! Although the battery can be charged and discharged
hundreds of times, it will eventually degrade. If the operating time (talk and standby
time) is considerably shorter compared to the normal operating time, you should buy a
new battery.
●Disconnect the charger from the network and from the device when it is no longer
needed! When the battery is fully discharged, it may take a few minutes for the charge
indicator to appear on the display or for you to make calls.
●Use only batteries and chargers approved by your phone manufacturer. Unplug your
charger from the mains outlet when not in use. Do not leave the battery in the charger
for more than a week since overcharging may shorten its life.
●A fully charged battery discharges over time when not in use.
●Extreme temperatures have an adverse effect on the performance of your battery.
●Use the battery only for its intended purpose. Do not use damaged chargers or batteries.
●Do not short-circuit the battery. An unintentional short-circuit may occur when the plus
and minus poles of the battery are connected directly by means of a metallic object.
Short-circuiting the poles may cause damage to the battery or the connecting object.
●Do not throw batteries into fire as there is risk of explosion! Batteries can also explode
if they are damaged. Batteries must be disposed of properly!

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●Do not attempt to open or destroy batteries. If a battery features liquid leaking from it,
make sure that this liquid does not come into contact with the skin or eyes. In case of
contact with skin or eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water or seek medical
advice.
●Dispose of batteries according to official regulations (e.g., regarding recycling). Never
dispose of batteries together with household waste.
●Keep temperatures between 15°C and 25°C. A phone with a too cold or warm battery
may not work temporarily, even if the battery is fully charged. The battery performance
is particularly affected at temperatures below freezing.

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Recycling
Always return your used electronic products, batteries, accumulators, and packaging
materials to dedicated collection points. In this way you help prevent the uncontrolled waste
disposal and promote the reuse of material resources.
The crossed out wheeled bin symbol found on the product, battery, packaging
material, and in the documentation means that electrical and electronic products,
batteries, and accumulators should be disposed of separately from your household
waste at their end-of-life. This regulation applies in the European Union. Do not dispose of
these products with the unsorted household waste

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For your safety
Do not turn on the phone if the use of mobile phones is prohibited, or may cause
interferences or danger.
Traffic safety
Do not use your phone when driving a vehicle.
Turn off the phone during a flight
Mobile phones can cause interferences with aircraft systems.
Turn off the phone in hospitals
Follow all rules and regulations. Turn off the phone near medical equipment.
Turn off the phone at filling stations
The mobile phone must be turned off in the vicinity of filling stations and other
places with explosive goods.
Interferences
Mobile phones may cause interferences that could affect the performance.

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Traffic safety
Do not use your phone when driving a vehicle. Always secure the phone in its holder; do not
place the phone on the passenger seat, or in a place where it may come off in case of a
collision or a sudden brake manoeuvre. Remember: Traffic safety always has priority!
Operating environment
Always observe special regulations applicable in a particular area, and always turn off the
phone when the use of mobile phones is prohibited, or if interferences are caused by the
phone, or if dangerous situations may arise.
Always keep the device in its normal operating position.
Parts of the phone are magnetic. Metal parts can be attracted by the phone, and people with
hearing aids should not hold the phone to the ear with the hearing aid.
Always secure the phone in its holder as metal parts can be attracted by the handset. Do not
place credit cards or other magnetic media near the phone as the data contained therein may
be erased.
Electronic equipment:
Most modern electronic devices have RF (radio frequency) shielding. However, certain
electronic devices may not be protected from the RF signals from your mobile phone.
Pacemakers:
Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that a minimum distance of 20 cm between a mobile
phone and a pacemaker be maintained in order to avoid potential interferences with the
pacemaker. These recommendations are consistent with the independent research and
recommendations of Wireless Technology Research. For people with a pacemaker:

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You should always keep a minimum distance of 20 cm between the mobile phone and the
pacemaker when the phone is turned on.
You should not keep the phone in the breast pocket.
When using a mobile phone, you should hold it to the ear that is farthest away from your
pacemaker to reduce the risk of possible interferences.
If you have a reason to suspect that an interference has occurred, turn off your phone
immediately.
Hearing aids?
Some digital mobile phones may cause interferences with some hearing aids. Should that be
the case, please contact the service provider.
Other medical equipment:
Operation of a radio, including a mobile phone, may interfere with the function of insufficiently
shielded medical equipment in certain cases. If you need information to adequately shield a
medical device from external RF energy, or have questions about other subjects, please
contact a physician or a medical device manufacturer. Turn off your phone in healthcare
facilities when prompted by signs, notices or other written regulations. In hospitals or
healthcare facilities, equipment that could be sensitive to external RF energy may be used in
certain cases.
Approved locations:
Turn off your phone wherever the use of a mobile phone is prohibited.

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Potentially explosive atmospheres:
Turn off your phone when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere and obey all
signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fire resulting in
bodily injury or even death. Users are advised to turn off the phone while at filling stations.
Users are reminded of the need to observe restrictions on the use of radio equipment in fuel
depots (fuel storage and distribution areas), chemical plants, or where blasting operations are
in progress. Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are often, but not always, clearly
marked. They include, e.g., the below deck on boats, chemical transfer or storage facilities,
vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or butane), areas where the air
contains chemicals or particles such as grain, dust, or metal powders, as well as any other
area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine.
Vehicles:
In certain cases, RF signals may interfere with the function of improperly installed or
inadequately shielded electronic systems in your vehicle (e.g., electronically controlled
petrol injections, electronic ABS (anti-lock braking) systems, electronic cruise control,
airbag systems).
For information about your vehicle, please contact your vehicle manufacturer or its
representative. You are also advised to contact the manufacturer of equipment installed in
your vehicle.

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General Information
What is a SIM card?
The SIM card is the centrepiece of every smartphone. The abbreviation SIM stands for
Subscriber Identity Module. Essentially, the card is the link between the service provider and
the terminal device: It identifies the user in the mobile network and thus allows access to all
network services. The chip integrated into each SIM card stores all relevant data and is read
out when the card is inserted. To unlock the card, you simply need to enter PIN you initially
receive together with your card. Once the device is assigned to a network, you can make
phone calls or surf the Internet.
SIM card format for X5
Mini SIM Card
Micro SIM Card
Nano SIM card

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My telephone
Right-hand side

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My telephone
Left-hand side

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My telephone
Menu key functions
Android uses three menu buttons:
1. Back key: Pressing this key mostly changes one screen view to the last screen view, for
example, a submenu to the main menu of an application. When you get back to the first
view of an application (e.g. Main menu) after pressing this key several times, the
application is often terminated by another keypress. However, many applications continue
to run in the background and can only be completely terminated by a task manager. This
key is also used in some games to pause the current game.
2. Home key: If you press this key, the active application will continue to run in the
background and you will enter the home page of the launcher. If you keep this key
pressed for approx. 1 second, a selection of recently used apps will appear. So, you can
use multiple applications at the same time and switch between active applications or
close them.
3. Menu key: This key, if available, is used to call up a menu.