BESS UR5 User manual

User Guide
UR5

Table Of Contents
FOR SAFE OPERATION .................................................................. 7
INFORMATION FOR SAFE OPERATION .............................................. 7
ABOUT STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE ............................................. 7
MENU ..................................................................................................... 8
MEASUREMENT OF RADIO FREQUENCY EXPOSED
(ABSORBED SPECIAL RATE INFORMATION SAR) ............................ 8
COMMUNICATION NETWORK SER VICE............................................. 9
SAFETY ON THE ROAD ....................................................................... 9
SAFETY IN HOSPITAL ........................................................................ 10
SAFETY IN FLIGHT ............................................................................. 10
SAFETY IN PLACES WHERE EXPLOSION IS
PREDICTABLE ..................................................................................... 10
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ................................................................. 11
BATTERY AND PARTS ........................................................................ 12
INSIDE THE PACKAGE ................................................................. 13
HANDSET DESCRIPTION ............................................................. 14
CELLULAR PHONE ....................................................................... 15
IN THE BEGINNING ............................................................................ 15
INSTALLMENT OF SIM CARD ......................................................... 15
CHARGING BATTERY ...................................................................... 17
USING THE MICRO SD CARD ............................................................ 18
INSTALLING THE MICRO SD CARD ............................................... 18
REMOVING THE MICRO SD CARD ................................................ 18
REMOVABLE MEMORY STORAGE FUNCTIONALITY ................... 19
PHONE ON/OFF .................................................................................. 20
START ............................................................................................... 20
STAND-BY SCREEN ........................................................................ 21
CALLS .................................................................................................. 26
MAKING A CALL .............................................................................. 26
ANSWERING A CALL ....................................................................... 26
WHOLE MENUS .................................................................................. 27
COMMON SCREENS AND SYSTEM IN VARIOUS MENUS .............. 28
INPUT PHONE NUMBER ................................................................. 28
WRITER ............................................................................................ 28
WRITER OF PHONE NUMBER ....................................................... 28
WRITER OF NUMBER ..................................................................... 29
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WRITER OF TEXT ............................................................................ 29
SMART INPUT .................................................................................. 30
TEXT SELECTOR ............................................................................. 31
1 . PHONE BOOK ........................................................................... 32
QUICK SEARCH .................................................................................. 34
SEARCH CONTACTS .......................................................................... 36
NEW CONTACT ................................................................................... 37
GROUPS .............................................................................................. 39
CALLER GROUP DETAILS .............................................................. 39
SPEED DIAL ........................................................................................ 41
SETTING SPEED DIAL NUMBER .................................................... 42
OWNER NUMBER ............................................................................... 44
EXTRA NUMBER ................................................................................. 45
MANAGEMENT .................................................................................... 46
2 . CALLS ........................................................................................ 47
ALL CALLS ........................................................................................... 48
MISSED ................................................................................................ 49
RECEIVED ........................................................................................... 51
SENT .................................................................................................... 52
SETTINGS ........................................................................................... 54
CALLER ID ........................................................................................ 55
CALL WAITING ................................................................................. 55
CALL FORWARDING ....................................................................... 55
CALL RESTRICTION ........................................................................ 56
CALL TIME REMINDER ................................................................... 56
AUTOMATIC REDIAL ........................................................................ 57
ANSWER MODE ............................................................................... 57
CALL TIME ........................................................................................... 58
CALL COST ......................................................................................... 59
SMS COUNTER ................................................................................... 60
GPRS COUNTER ................................................................................ 61
DELETE CALL LOG ............................................................................. 62
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3 . MESSAGES ............................................................................... 63
MESSAGES .......................................................................................... 64
SEND NEW SMS . ............................................................................ 64
SEND NEW MMS .............................................................................. 65
RECEIVED MESSAGES ................................................................... 68
SENT MESSAGE .............................................................................. 70
UNSENT MESSAGES ...................................................................... 71
DRAFTS MESSAGES ....................................................................... 72
DELETE FOLDER ............................................................................. 73
TEMPLATES FOR SMS .................................................................... 74
TEMPLATES FOR MMS ................................................................... 74
SMS MESSAGE SETTINGS ............................................................. 74
MMS MESSAGE SETTINGS ............................................................ 75
CHAT .................................................................................................... 77
VOICE MAIL SERVER ......................................................................... 78
CONNECT TO VOICE ....................................................................... 78
BROADCAST MESSAGE .................................................................... 79
4 . MOVISTAR ................................................................................. 81
MO VIST AR ........................................................................................... 81
5 . SERVICE .................................................................................... 82
mcontenidos ......................................................................................... 83
DATA ACCOUNT .................................................................................. 84
6 . MULTIMEDIA.............................................................................. 85
CAMERA .............................................................................................. 86
CAMERA OPTIONS .......................................................................... 87
MANAGEMENT OPTIONS ............................................................... 88
MP3 PLAYER ....................................................................................... 89
MP3 PLAYER OPTIONS ................................................................... 89
IMAGES ................................................................................................ 91
IMAGES OPTIONS ........................................................................... 91
VIDEOCAMERA ................................................................................... 92
VIDEOCAMERA ................................................................................ 92
VIDEOS ................................................................................................ 94
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VIDEOS OPTIONS ........................................................................... 94
PHOTO EDITOR .................................................................................. 96
AUTO RESIZE OPTIONS ................................................................. 96
MAINLCD CLIP ................................................................................. 97
SOUND RECORDER ........................................................................... 97
RECORD SOUND ............................................................................. 97
RECORDING OPTIONS ................................................................... 98
FM RADIO ............................................................................................ 98
FM RADIO OPTIONS ....................................................................... 99
SCHEDULE FM RECORD ................................................................. 100
MELODY COMPOSER ...................................................................... 101
CREATE MELODY .......................................................................... 101
7 . ENTERTAINMENT ................................................................... 102
MY GAMES ........................................................................................ 103
GREETING TEXT ............................................................................... 104
HEALTH .............................................................................................. 105
BMI .................................................................................................. 105
MENSTRUAL .................................................................................. 106
MELODY COMPOSER ...................................................................... 107
CREATE MELODY .......................................................................... 107
8 . TOOLS...................................................................................... 109
CALENDAR ........................................................................................ 110
ADD EVENTS ................................................................................. 110
JUMP TO DATE ............................................................................... 111
ALARM ............................................................................................... 111
ADD ALARM ................................................................................... 111
CALCULATOR .................................................................................... 112
UNIT CONVERTER ........................................................................... 114
STOPWATCH ..................................................................................... 115
TYPICAL STOPWATCH .................................................................. 116
nWAY STOPWATCH ....................................................................... 117
WORLD CLOCK ................................................................................. 118
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9 . SETTINGS ................................................................................ 119
TELEPHONE ...................................................................................... 120
SOUNDS ......................................................................................... 120
DISPLAY ......................................................................................... 123
LANGUAG E..................................................................................... 123
PREFERRED INPUT MODE .......................................................... 124
AIRPLANE MODE ........................................................................... 124
AUTO KEYPAD LOCK .................................................................... 124
NETWORK SETTINGS ...................................................................... 125
SELECT MODE .............................................................................. 125
PREFERRED .................................................................................. 126
SECURITY SETTING......................................................................... 127
PIN LOCK ....................................................................................... 128
SIM LOCK ....................................................................................... 128
PHONE LOCK ................................................................................. 128
FIXED DIAL ..................................................................................... 128
BARRED DIAL ................................................................................ 129
CHANGE PASSWORD ................................................................... 129
MESSAGES ....................................................................................... 130
CALLS ................................................................................................ 131
TIME AND DATE ................................................................................ 132
FILE MANAGER ................................................................................. 134
FACTORY RESET .............................................................................. 135
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ..................................................... 136
BODY-WARN OPERATION .......................................................... 137
FCC RF EXPOSURE INFORMATION .......................................... 138
FCC NOTICE AND CAUTIONS .................................................... 139
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For Safe Operation
Information For Safe Operation
Please read the following user manual carefully to keep from injuries.
About Storage And Maintenance
Do not try to disassemble or repair the phone.
Avoid
wet and damp places.
Do not use harmful detergent or harmful chemical materials to wash the
phone.
Instead, use soft cloth to rub its appearance.
Do
not inflict strong shock on the appliance.
The appliance shall be situated near the electronic switch for hands to
reach
easily when the battery is charged. Do not put the phone in high
temperature
environment, which may cause defects on the phone.
The warranty on this phone will be invalid if it is repaired by an
unauthorized
person. And its maker does not take responsibility for the
breakdown
caused afterward.
Never extract the battery from the phone while turned on, which will cause
defects
on the phone.
Contact the agency you joined if the phone or its parts (charger, battery,
and
so on) malfunction.
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For Safe Operation
Menu
1 . Phone Book
2 . Calls
3 . Messages
4 . Movistar
5 . Service
6 . Multimedia
7 . Entertainment
8 . Tools
9 . Settings
Measurement Of Radio Frequency
Exposed (Absorbed Special Rate
Information SAR)
This phone is a communication appliance with low-output electric wave.
Complying with EU standard requirements related with radio wavelength
exposure,
the phone has not been designed and made exceeding the
energy exposure limit of the radio frequency as recommended by European
Union board of directors. The limit specified above is a frequency allowable in
general as a world standard.
World standard value was developed, based on thorough and regular
scientific
researches and estimation (examination) by an independence
research
institution. The limit is a standard to search for safety of all,
regardless
of age or present state of health.
Standard value of the phone exposure is displayed in unit of Specific
absorption
index (SAR).
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Communication Network Service
The mobile conforms to communication standard laws of GSM850,
DCS1800, PCS1900 and GPRS.
Read this user manual thoroughly to understand and learn the functions of
this
appliance.
Customers should know that the Tri-Band (850-1800-1900) is a feature
coming
from the communication network.
Make sure that this feature is available via the RED exchange service
personnel.
Additional RED services are available for this phone.
For these services, however, customers are required to join the exchange
service.
For further information on How To Join, see below.
Safety On The Road
Please remember that using a mobile phone during driving is prohibited.
Follow the rules as applicable in each country.
Stop the car in a safe place if you need to answer or use the phone.
Please
always remember the following before using the phone in
emergencies.
Focus on driving only.
Remember the most considerable thing is nothing but your safety.
If you want to use a Hands-Free device on vehicles, let it installed by an
authorized
engineer.
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For Safe Operation
Safety In Hospital
The mobile phone since designed to transmit electric waves can disturb
functions
of electric or medical appliances.
Remember to turn the phone off always in hospital.
Safety In Flight
Remember the phone if used in the airplane can disturb functions of electric
wave
equipment of the airplane.
Therefore, the use of the phone is illegal in the airplane.
Remember
to turn the phone off always during flight.
Safety In Places Where Explosion Is
Predictable
In such places as gas stations or chemical factories where explosion is
predictable,
the use of any electric wave equipment is illegal and prohibited.
Turn
off the phone and avoid the use near any gas station.
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For Safe Operation
Electrical Equipment
Most electric appliances are secured and protected against the effect of the
phone radio frequency.
Nevertheless, there are some products that are not protected against. A
person who works in a manufacturing company of those products,
wearing heart pulsimeter is desired to keep at least 15cm away from the
phone
to avoid the electric wave.
If applicable problems still occur as before to the person with heart
pulsimeter,
then the phone shall be turned off.
The phone can disturb functions of some kind of microphones.
In this case, please contact the manufacturing factory of such microphones
for
further information.
Since the radio frequency signal generated from this phone may have an
influence
on electric equipment of a car (air bag, brake, and so on), please
be
well informed thereof via its maker.
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For Safe Operation
Battery And Parts
This phone uses a rechargeable battery of Li-ion Technology.
The battery if completely recharged is usable to call for a duration of 120
minutes and available for standing-by for a duration of 180 hours.
Do
not use any charger or battery if damaged or worn out.
Do not touch any circuit of the battery. It will cause damage thereon.
If the battery is kept in hot temperature, its function and duration may be
deteriorated.
Keep temperature always as similar as possible.
The phone if kept in too high or too low temperature may not operate from
time
to time even if the battery completely recharged.
Time required to recharge the battery may be different according to several
factors
such as capacity left, type of battery and charger, and so on.
For the better performance of recharge, keep suitable temperature.
The battery although completely recharged can be discharged of itself as
the
time elapses.
Unplug the charger if not used.
For effective operation of the phone, please stand the phone always
lengthwise.
Do not throw the battery in a ditch or a fire.
The battery shall be recycled according to its related laws.
Use only the battery, charger and parts attached to the phone just as
provided
from the factory.
Parts shall be compatible to be used.
If
not, its warranty will be invalid.
If some parts need replacement, contact the agency you joined to order.
Fill
up the battery to the maximum prior to its first operation.
For pluggable equipment, the socket-outlet shall be installed near the
equipment
and shall be easily accessible.
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Inside The Package
USB Cable
Handset
Earphone
User Manual
Battery
Travel Charger
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Handset Description
Earpiece
LCD Screen
Navigation Key
Main Menu/OK Key
Left Selection Key Right Selection Key
Send Key
END / Power Key
MIC
Alphabet / Number Key
Earjack & Charger &
USB Cable port
microSD Card
Camera Lens
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Cellular Phone
In The Beginning
Installment of SIM Card
To answer or make a call, the mobile needs a available SIM card, which the
communication
company may have installed already.
Note: If the mobile is used, installation state of the SIM card will be displayed.
If the SIM card is not installed, a confirmation paragraph will be displayed.
1 . Remove the battery and cover as shown in the following figure.
Warning Do not remove the battery with turning on the mobile. (Turn off the mobile
before
removing the battery)
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2 . After the battery is removed, insert the SIM card as shown in the
following
figure.
3 . After inserting the SIM card, insert the battery and cover.
Note: - Keep pressing the lower of the cover till it sounds Tic.
- Follow these procedures or some defects may occur on the support parts of
the entrance, which will not be guaranteed.
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Charging Battery
1 . Insert the charger as shown in the figure. The screen will display the
Battery
is being charged while the phone is turned on for several
seconds
before returning to the previous step. (your phone is available
even during the battery is charged). If the phone is turned off, display of
Battery is being charged will be continuously displayed.
2 . If the charging is completed, display will show the charging completed
status.
To remove the charger, hold and full the both ends to extract.
Warning Do not connect the Charger(or such accessories) up side down. It can be
possible
to damage the Phone.
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Cellular Phone
Using the Micro SD Card
Installing the Micro SD Card
1 . Open the card hole cover, and insert the Micro SD card like the arrow
indicates.
(Remove the back cover and battery)
Removing the Micro SD Card
1 . To remove the Micro SD card, follow the arrow indicates.
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Cellular Phone
• When you insert Micro SD card, make sure contact terminals face down.
• Memory used for the mobile phone is not the general SD card but the
Micro SD cards.
• “Micro SD” card is recognized as a mobile disk when connected to a
personal
computer.
• When disconnecting from PC, please remove the USB storage
equipment on your PC. Otherwise, the stored files on the Micro SD card
could be damaged.
Removable Memory Storage Functionality
The Phone Guarantee only less 1G bytes Memory Card.
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Phone ON/OFF
Keep on pressing the End Key for 5 seconds to turn on the phone.
This function is designed to avoid unintentional ON or OFF of the phone
when
kept in a pocket or luggage.
Start
If PIN enable setting on after the phone is turned on, you will be required
to
input 4-digit password. Input correct password and press OK
(Center_Direction)
Key.
Note: If password is not input, only emergency call will be available with SOS
Key.
In case the phone has been off for long, you may be asked to make sure if
date
and time are correct.
If they are not correct, press edit Key.
If the date is correct, press OK(Center_Direction) Key.
If the date is not correct, input new date using the number on the Key
pad
and then if the time is not correct, input new time and then press
OK(Center_Direction)
Key. Select daylight saving on or off.
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