Blaupunkt FL 08 User manual

User Manual
Mobile phone FL 08

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Contents
General Information................................................................................................................................... 1
1. Safety ...................................................................................................................................................... 1
2. Product specifications............................................................................................................................ 3
3. About the keys........................................................................................................................................ 3
4. Getting Started....................................................................................................................................... 4
4.1. Installation...................................................................................................................................... 4
4.2. Charging the battery...................................................................................................................... 4
4.3. Maintaining the battery................................................................................................................. 4
5. Power On/Off ......................................................................................................................................... 4
6. Call functions.......................................................................................................................................... 4
6.1. Make a call ..................................................................................................................................... 5
6.2. Receive call ..................................................................................................................................... 5
6.3. Emergency call ............................................................................................................................... 5
6.4. Conference call ............................................................................................................................... 5
6.5. Available functions during call....................................................................................................... 5
6.6. Viewing/dialing Missed Calls......................................................................................................... 6
6.7. Dialing a previously dialed number............................................................................................... 6
6.8. Speed Dial....................................................................................................................................... 6
7. Main Menu............................................................................................................................................. 6
8. Multimedia............................................................................................................................................. 6
8.1. Image viewer.................................................................................................................................. 6
8.2. Video recorder................................................................................................................................ 6
8.3. Video player.................................................................................................................................... 6
8.4. Audio player ................................................................................................................................... 6
8.5. Sound recorder............................................................................................................................... 6
9. FM Radio................................................................................................................................................. 7
10. Settings................................................................................................................................................. 7
10.1. Profiles .......................................................................................................................................... 7
10.2. Phone settings.............................................................................................................................. 7
10.3. Network Settings.......................................................................................................................... 8
10.4. Security settings ........................................................................................................................... 8
10.5. Bluetooth...................................................................................................................................... 8
10.6. Call settings .................................................................................................................................. 9
10.7. Restoring Settings ........................................................................................................................ 9
11. Messages.............................................................................................................................................. 9
11.1. Write a message .......................................................................................................................... 9
11.2. Incoming messages.................................................................................................................... 10
11.3. Outbox ........................................................................................................................................ 10
11.4. Drafts.......................................................................................................................................... 10
11.5. Sent messages............................................................................................................................ 10
11.6. Broadcast messages .................................................................................................................. 10
11.7. SMS settings............................................................................................................................... 10

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12. Contacts.............................................................................................................................................. 10
13. Call History ......................................................................................................................................... 11
14. My files ............................................................................................................................................... 11
15. Camera ............................................................................................................................................... 11
16. Organizer............................................................................................................................................ 12
16.1. Calculator ................................................................................................................................... 12
16.2. Calendar ..................................................................................................................................... 12
16.3. Alarm clock................................................................................................................................. 12
16.4. Torch / Flashlight........................................................................................................................ 12
17. Declaration of Conformity................................................................................................................. 12

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General Information
Thank you for purchasing the product.
Our mobile phone meets the GSM network standards and the most strict European standards.
This device can be used on various international networks, depending on the roaming rules of your service
provider. To use the device, GSM service is required, provided by your service provider for a fee.
Many features of the device depend on the services provided by the network service provider.
For more information, please contact your service provider.
The user manual has been manufactured by the manufacturer and is not responsible for any printing, typing
errors or changes, and may not be warranted to change the device without prior notice.
Trademarks and copyrights mentioned in this document are the property of the current owner, copyrighted
or partially copyrighted material is strictly prohibited without the prior permission of the holder.
We recommend that you read this guide carefully before using your device to use your device under the
best conditions.
1. Safety
Safety regulations
Please read the safety instructions carefully, as ignoring it may be dangerous or illegal.
The owner of the device is responsible for the use of this appliance. Do not switch on the device, where it is
prohibited to use a mobile phone or to interfere with radio waves.
Airplane
When traveling via airplane, your device must be switched off whenever the crew or warning signals are
instructed to do so.
Using a mobile phone may be dangerous to the operation of the aircraft and may interfere with network
communication. Use of the device despite the ban may have legal consequences.
Explosion hazards and restricted areas
Turn off the device in explosion hazardous areas. Sparks in such places may lead to an explosion or fire that
may result in serious injury or death. Turn off the device at gasoline or gas filling stations, especially near the
fuel pumps. Follow the instructions strictly in locations such as fuel tanks, chemical plants, and explosive
substances.
Electronic devices
To avoid demagnetisation, do not leave your device for a long time close to electronic devices.
Electrical medical devices
Your phone is a radio transmitter that can interfere with electronic medical devices or implants such as
hearing aids, pacemakers, insulin pumps, and so on. We recommend that you keep a distance of at least 15
cm between the implant and the device, never wear your phone in the breast pocket. Follow the
instructions of the manufacturer of the medical device. If you have a medical implant and have any other
questions about using mobile or wireless devices, ask your doctor.
Use in hospitals
Hospitals and other healthcare facilities can use devices that are particularly sensitive to RF signals. Switch
off your phone if prohibited signals are instructed to do so, or hospital staff ask for it.
Road safety
Observe the local laws and regulations regarding smartphone usage while driving. If you make a phone call
while driving, observe the following rules: Focus on driving to become aware of traffic conditions; If the
device has a hands-free function, use handsfree. If the traffic situation requires, stop the car before you pick
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Use environment
The device complies with the recommended emission values for radio waves when kept at a minimum
distance of 1.5 cm from the ear. When carrying the phone in a case, belt clip or holder, make sure that it
does not contain metal and that the phone is slightly distracted from the body. When using other
accessories, it is not possible to operate in accordance with radio frequency guidelines. If you do not use a
case and do not hold the phone on your ear, keep it at least 2.5 cm away from your body, especially during
data transfer.
Note on using this unit
Do not place the device close to magnetic cards or other magnetic devices. The phone's magnetism can
erase the data found on the disc on the card.
Wired telephone, television, radio may cause interference and may affect the operation of the mobile
phone.
Keep the appliance dry, all moisture may damage the electrical circuits.
Keep the unit away from extreme temperature conditions.
Keep the appliance away from places where the temperature can reach 60 ° C, such as dashboard,
window sill, fire, burning cigarette.
Do not paint the appliance.
Do not shake the appliance, do not drop it or crush it.
Do not disassemble or modify the phone as this may damage the phone, which may cause leakage,
which interrupts the internal circuits.
Clean only the phone with a damp or non-static cloth. Do not use alcohol, thinner, benzine or other
chemical, scouring agent to clean the appliance.
The product may become warm during normal use or during charging. Do not leave the phone in a
discharged state for a long time as it may cause data loss.
Metal parts of the device may cause skin irritation.
Do not put the device in the back pocket if it is damaged, damaging the phone. Do not put the device in
the bottom of the bag as it may break.
If the phone is in vibrating mode, place it in a place where it can not fall off during vibration.
Do not press the display with a needle or other sharp object, as it may damage the LCD display, because
it may cause the loss of warranty.
Store the device in an appropriate location when not in use. Keep away from children.
If the device is lost or stolen, contact your network service provider immediately to prevent the SIM card
from being used by unauthorized persons. The service provider may ask for the IMEI number of the
device that you can find on the battery sticker or by dialing the code *#06#. Record this number if you
need it in the future.
To prevent unauthorized use, lock the SIM card or the device, change the passwords if necessary.
Always switch off the appliance before removing the battery. Otherwise, it may cause data loss.
When leaving your vehicle, carry the appliance or put it in the glove compartment to prevent theft.
Keep the device, battery, and charger away from children.
Notes on using the battery
Do not disassemble or modify the battery as this may cause leakage, overheating, or explosion.
Do not dispose of the battery in a fire as it may cause an explosion. Dispose of the old battery according
to local regulations. Do not throw it into household waste.
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overheating or explosion.
If the battery liquid goes into the eyes, it may cause blindness. If this happens, do not rub your eyes, but
rinse with water and seek medical attention immediately.
If the battery liquid make contact with the skin, it may cause burns on the skin. Wash your skin with
clean water and consult a physician immediately.
Do not take the battery in your mouth as it may be poisonous.
Do not continue to use the battery if it finds too hot or has changed its color or shape.
Keep the battery dry.
Do not store the battery near fire or other hot places. Store the battery in a cool, well-ventilated area
and do not expose it to direct sunlight.
Do not charge the battery for more than 24 hours.
The battery can be charged for hundreds of times, but each charge will shorten its life and wear out
after a while.
When replacing a battery, use only a battery approved by the manufacturer. Using an incorrect battery
may result in a warranty.
Qualified service
The product can only be repaired by a qualified person.
Hearing protection
To avoid hearing loss, do not listen to music or radio for a long time at high volume.
Water resistance
The appliance is not waterproof, so keep it dry.
2. Product specifications
The device handles two standard (Mini) SIM cards.
Power Supply Features:
•Input: (AC), 100-240V - 50/60Hz – 0.15A
•Output: (DC), 5V – 0.5A – 2.5W
Battery Type and Voltage: Li-ion battery 3.7V - 1000mAh
Network type: GSM 900/1800MHz
SAR values: 0.476 W/Kg (Head) – 0.792 W/Kg (Body)
Note: Actual operating conditions depend on local conditions, network environment, and user habits.
3. About the keys
1. Right softkey: In standby mode, enter Names. In Menu mode: to
return to the home screen
2. Left softkey: In standby mode: enter the Main menu and select
"OK" button in other menus
3. Call (Dial) button: Dialing and Receiving calls. In Idle mode, open
the Call list
4. Call End Button: Press and hold to turn on/off the phone
5. Navigation keys (scroll in the menu): In standby mode, various
functions can be set in the directions.
6. Alphanumeric keypad: Press the corresponding keys to enter
numbers when dialing or the characters of the numbers when
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4. Getting Started
4.1. Installation
1. Open and remove the phone back protection cover
2. Insert the SIM into the device. The golden contacts on the SIM card
face down and the edges align with the corresponding edges of the
SIM card.
3. Insert the battery chip into the protruding metal point in the battery
slot, insert the battery, and push the top down until the battery
engages in the recess.
4. Put back the back cover.
4.2. Charging the battery
Connect the charger to the appliance and plug the other end into the socket. If the device is turned on while
charging, the battery icon will move in the right corner of the display. Charging is completed when the
charging indicator on the top right is lit. If charging is switched off, a charging indicator appears on the
display. When charging is complete, unplug the charger from the unit.
Note: When the battery voltage is low, a warning message is displayed on the display. Charge the battery as
soon as you can, to avoid any inconvenience, the device can be switched off during a telephone
conversation. Your device can automatically turn off when the power level is too low.
1. If you use the battery at a persistently low charge, it may adversely affect the battery life and quality.
2. Use only the charger approved by the manufacturer for proper operation.
3. Do not remove the battery during charging.
4. Fill the unit for at least 4 hours before first use. This can increase the efficiency of the multiple charge and
discharge cycles.
4.3. Maintaining the battery
The device has a rechargeable battery. When not using the charger, disconnect it from the power source.
For more than a week, do not leave the phone charging. Temperature influences battery capacity. Battery
may need to be cooled or warmed up before charging. If the battery temperature is lower than 0 °C or
higher than 45 °C, do not charge the battery. Use the battery according to its intended purpose. Do not
short-circuit the battery terminals. Do not use a damaged battery. If you are using an appliance under
extreme temperature conditions, the battery will not work properly and its life span will be reduced. DO
NOT throw the battery into fire, follow local laws and regulations regarding the disposal of the spent battery.
5. Power On/Off
Press and hold the End / On-Off button to turn the unit on or off.
1. If a SIM card is not inserted, it is defective or not fit correctly, a warning message will be displayed after
switching on the display. Turn off your device and make sure the SIM card is inserted correctly.
2. If you insert the SIM card into the device, the PIN request and the phone password are active, the device
prompts you for the password and PIN code and switches to standby mode.
After switching on, the phone automatically searches for the network. If the device has found the allowed
network, it will display its name and signal strength.
If your device does not find a suitable network, you can only make an emergency call or access non-network
services on your phone.
6. Call functions
If you have completed the steps in the previous chapter, the machine is ready to make and receive calls. For
more information about call origination and basic call functions, see this chapter.
Note:
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6.1. Make a call
When the network service provider name appears on the display, the phone is ready to make and receive
calls.
In Standby mode, press the number keys to enter the number you want to call, press the right soft key to
clear the wrong numbers, press the left soft key or the dial key to start the call if the specified number is
correct.
To enter an international phone number format, press twice the [*] key until [+] international call sign
appears on the display.
6.2. Receive call
When an incoming call is alerted to your device if your service provider supports the number display, the
display shows the caller's number or the caller's name (depending on whether you have saved it in the
phone book).
1. Press the dial key or the left soft key and answer [Answer] to the incoming call.
2. If Any key responds function is active, [Menu / Settings / Call Settings / Advanced Settings / Answer Mode
/ Anykey], you can answer any call using any key except the Right softkey and the End / Off button.
3. When the headset is connected to the unit and [Headset] is activated [Menu / Settings / Call Settings /
Advanced Settings / Answer Mode / Auto answer when headset mode], incoming calls will be automatically
received by your phone after 5 seconds of vibration or ringing.
4. If you do not want to answer the call, press the End / Off button to reject the call.
The End / Off button can also be used to disconnect the call.
5. During a call, press the down / up navigation keys to reduce or increase the loudspeaker volume.
6.3. Emergency call
You can immediately make an emergency call without a SIM card. Different networks can use different
emergency numbers, so please contact your network operator.
6.4. Conference call
If supported by the network, multiple party calls can be made. In Idle mode, enter the phone number in the
area code, in international format.
To dial, press the call key.
To add a new call, enter the second phone number and dial the desired number. You can also make a new
call from the contacts stored in the phone book; during this active call, press Options, select Phonebook,
locate the contact you want to dial, and then press the call key. When the call is back up, press Options and
select Conference. You can repeat the above steps to add more calls.
6.5. Available functions during call
Some operations and services are available during an active call. Many of these depend on network support,
please check with your network service provider for these options.
Press the right soft key to activate Handsfree during an active call; Similarly, you can reset the call to the
handset.
Press the left soft key [Options] to access the services that can be used during the active call, which are the
following (some features can only be used under special conditions):
Hold: You can hold an active call or keep it from hold.
End single all: Aborts the active voice call.
*End conf. Call: Aborts the conference voice call.
End all calls: Aborts all voice call.
Phonebook: Open Phonebook during a call
Call history: view call history.
Messaging: You can enter the Messages menu.
Mute: You can mute your device's microphone when you need to make a conversation while you are on the
call so that someone on the other side of the line does not hear it.
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*Split: Separate the calls from the Conference.
*Retrieve: You can exchange the held and active calls.
*Conference: Combine calls.
Note: The menu items marked with [*] only work under special conditions. Such as: "Retrieve", which can
only be achieved if one of the calls is held on the other active. To access the conference call, you need a
service that you can activate with your network operator.
6.6. Viewing/dialing Missed Calls
The display shows missed calls. To dial the missed call, press (Left) <View> and then press the call launcher
or Options> Call to dial the number.
6.7. Dialing a previously dialed number
Press the call key in standby mode to display the most recently dialed numbers. Select the phone number
you want to dial and then press the call key again or Options > Call.
6.8. Speed Dial
Speed dialing allows you to dial a phone number by holding down a key on your mobile phone keypad.
You can edit the service preferences (list of your favorite contacts) in Contacts / Phonebook settings / Speed
Dial.
In Idle mode, press and hold the keys "2" to "9" to use the Speed Dial feature.
7. Main Menu
In Idle mode, press the left soft key to enter the Main Menu. Within the Main Menu, you can access many
functions and actions: Multimedia, FM radio, Settings, Messages, Contacts, Call History, My files, Camera,
Organizer.
8. Multimedia
8.1. Image viewer
The application used to view the images stored on your device. In Menu mode, go to Multimedia> Image
viewer.
8.2. Video recorder
Press the center navigation key (Record) to start recording.
To stop recording, press <Stop>.
Your video will automatically be saved.
8.3. Video player
In Menu mode, select Multimedia> Video Player, select the video you want to watch, then press the center
navigation key to start playback.
During video playback, you can use the following buttons:
Mid Navigator Button: Starts and pauses playback.
Navigation key up: Enable full display view
Navigation key down: Stop video playback.
Navigation key right and left: step.
Press Options to enable / disable Automatic Repeat.
8.4. Audio player
On the player interface, press OK to select / play / pause the left / right navigation buttons to go to the
previous / next / audio file, the up / down navigation buttons to adjust the volume.
In List / Settings, you can do the following:
List auto gen, Repeat, Shuffle, Background play.
8.5. Sound recorder
You can record with a voice recorder.
Select Options > New Record to start recording. Use the left soft key to pause and then resume the
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message on the display.
After recording, you can access the following options by pressing the Left soft key [Options].
• New record: Create a new recording.
• Play: you can retrieve the current recording.
• List: List of saved recordings
• Settings: You can specify the save location and the recording quality
9. FM Radio
In Menu mode, go to FM radio. To use the function, connect the headset, which acts as an antenna. If you
do not connect a headset to your device, you can not receive a radio signal.
In the FM radio application, press the left / right navigation keys to search the channels automatically
forwards / backwards. Use the up / down navigation keys to fine-tune the frequency.
Automatic Search
By selecting Options > Auto search, the device searches for and saves available channels. You can view saved
channels in the Channel List menu. Select the channel you want to play from the list, then press the center
navigation key, or select Options > Play.
Manual Search
Go to Options > Manual Input, then enter the frequency of the channel frequency, confirm with OK, and
then press OK.
Play in background
To play in the background, select FM Radio> Options> Settings> Background play.
Turn on the loudspeaker
To turn on the loudspeaker, select FM Radio > Options > Settings > Loudspeaker. The speaker can be
switched off in the same menu item.
Comment:
The quality of radio broadcasting is influenced by the environment. You can improve the quality by manual
search and by placing your device closer to the window.
10. Settings
10.1. Profiles
In Menu mode, go to Settings / Profiles menu and then select the profile you want to use. There are 5
profiles in the device: General, Silent, Meeting, Outdoor; Headset.
Turn Silent mode on or off
To activate the Silent mode, press and hold #. If you press and hold # again, General Mode is activated.
In Menu mode, go to User Profiles, then select Silent mode. You can return to the General Profile in the
same menu item.
Personalize profiles
In Menu mode, go to the Settings / Profiles menu, and then select the profile you want to change.
To change the profile, press [Options] and select Customize. In this menu you can change the following
settings:
Alert type, Ring type, Ringtone for incoming calls, Ringtone volume, Message ringtone, Message volume,
Keypad tone, Keypad volume, On / Off tones, System alert.
10.2. Phone settings
10.2.1 Time and Date
To set date and time, go to Menu> Settings > Phone settings > Time and Date. After setting the correct time
and date, press <OK> to save.
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updating.
10.2.2 Language
In Menu mode, go to Settings > Phone settings > Language. The display language can be adjusted separately.
10.2.3 Writing language
Select the language used to enter text.
10.2.4 Display
Customize the display according to your taste.
Wallpaper
Choose a wallpaper for your phone from the pre-installed wallpapers (System) or from your own files
(User defined); this picture is displayed in standby mode.
Screen auto lock
You can enable automatic keylock and you can choose how long to turn on automatically.
Show date and time
You can enable or disable the display of date and time on the home screen.
Show operator name
You can enable or disable the display of the Operator name on the home screen.
LCD backlight
You can change the display brightness and standby time.
Keypad light time
You can change the keypad standby time (5s, 10s, 20s, 30s).
10.3. Network Settings
Change SIM1 / SIM2 Network Settings (Automatic and Manual Network Selection).
10.4. Security settings
Security settings can be changed in this menu, so the appropriate settings, the device or the SIM card can
not be used.
SIM Security
To change the SIM card and phone security settings, in the menu mode, go to Settings > Security Settings. To
set the codes for the SIM card, select PIN, then press Select (Left soft key). Within the menu item you can
choose from the following options:
To switch the PIN code on / off: Press OK or Left softkey (On / Off) to activate or deactivate. Enter the PIN
code to activate the SIM PIN. If the PIN request is activated, every time you turn on the PIN, you must enter
the PIN code. For more information, contact your service provider. Note: If you enter a PIN incorrectly three
times, the SIM card will be locked, which can be solved by entering the PUK code. PUK code prevents PIN
blocking. The PIN and PUK codes are contained in a SIM card package; otherwise contact your service
provider.
To change the PIN code: This menu item allows you to change the PIN code and enter the new code twice;
after you enter the old code that displays the message on the display. The code must consist of 4 to 8 digits.
PIN code request can only be changed if PIN code request is active.
Phone security
Press OK to lock Phone Lock on or off, the current status is displayed at the end of the line.
To activate the phone lock, you must enter the phone password. If this feature is active, the phone password
must be entered every time you turn it on.
Note: The default phone password is "1122". Please change this to a unique code as soon as possible. The
specified code may consist of 4 to 8 digits.
10.5. Bluetooth
To turn Bluetooth on, go to Menu > Settings > Bluetooth, then activate Bluetooth. You can set your device
visibility for other Bluetooth devices by using the Visibility option.
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device will make a list of visible devices. Select the device to be paired from the list and press <Pair>. Next,
confirm the approval code displayed on both devices.
Sending files via Bluetooth: Select the file (image, music ... etc.) from your phone applications that you want
to send. Go to Options > Send > Via Bluetooth, then select the recipient and press <Select> to send.
Receive data via Bluetooth: The phone asks you to receive and saves the file after confirmation.
10.6. Call settings
10.6.1. Call divert
To divert a call From Menu mode, go to Menu > Settings > Call settings > SIM1 / SIM2 Call settings > Call
divert.
Select the divert type (Divert all voice calls, Divert if unreachable, Divert if no answer, Divert if busy), then
press OK and Activate. Enter the divert number and press <OK>.
To delete redirects in Menu mode, go to Settings > Call settings > SIM1 / SIM2 Call settings > Call divert and
select Cancel all diverts.
10.6.2. Call Waiting
If supported by the network, you can receive a second call (Call Waiting) during a conversation. You can turn
off the call waiting feature in your device: Menu > Settings > Call settings > SIM1 / SIM2 Call settings > Call
waiting (Activate / Deactivate / Query status).
10.6.3. Advanced settings
In Menu mode, go to Menu > Settings > Call settings > Advanced settings, where you can make the following
settings:
Blacklist
The Blacklist menu option allows you to disable incoming calls from the numbers you entered. In the
Blacklist menu, enter numbers you do not want to receive a call. After editing the number, select Save.
You can activate or deactivate the function in the Blacklist Options menu item.
Answer mode
For a detailed description of the function, see Receive call (6.2).
10.7. Restoring Settings
To reset the factory settings (delete all user data from the device) In Menu mode, go to Settings > Restore
settings. The factory password for restoration is "1122".
Attention! All user data is deleted from the device, deletion can not be undone.
11. Messages
Message service is a network-dependent service that allows you to send and receive SMS. For more
information, contact your network provider.
11.1. Write a message
In Menu mode, select Messages > Write message.
Note: To send the SMS, you must have the correct message center number from your network service
provider. You can check and change the message center in Menu > Messages > SMS settings > SIM1 / SIM2 >
Profile settings.
While writing a message, press # to switch between input modes.
Press the left soft key [Options] during message editing to access the following functions:
- Send to: You can specify the recipient of the message manually or select it from Names.
- Sending: After Adding a Recipient (which you can do by entering a direct phone number or from
Contacts), you can send the message by selecting <Options> Send.
- Input Mode: You can select the correct input method. (You can also switch between the input modes
while writing a message).
- Writing language: You can select another input method in a foreign language.
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- Save: Save message to Drafts.
11.2. Incoming messages
You can store received messages on your device or on the SIM card and access it.
When you receive a message, a beep or vibration (as previously configured in the menu) will alert you to this,
or a graphic will appear on the display. Press the left soft key [View] or OK to view the message, and the
right soft key to return to the SMS menu to read other incoming messages.
In the message list, press OK (Middle) to view the message. Press the left soft key [Options] to select from
the following options:
• Reply: You can reply directly to the message in plain text form.
• Call sender: Directly calls the sender of the message.
• Forward: Forward a message to another recipient.
• Delete: Deletes the message
• Delete all: Deletes all messages
11.3. Outbox
Messages what will send out, but currently waiting for transmission.
11.4. Drafts
The unfinished, saved (You can see Options / Save Drafts) messages in this folder.
11.5. Sent messages
If the message is sent, the sent message is saved in the Sent Items folder.
11.6. Broadcast messages
Mobile broadcast is a technology designed to deliver SMS messages to multiple people at once in a
particular geographic area within a certain period of time. Unlike with group texting, recipients will not see
responses by others, and perceive the message as being sent to them alone.
Also sometimes called short message service-point to point (SMS-PP) or cell broadcast, mobile broadcast is a
one-to-many messaging service that takes advantage of geo-targeting. Mobile broadcast messages are sent
and controlled by service providers, and part of the GSM standard set by the ETSI GSM committee.
Because messages can be sent to every phone connected to a particular network within a target area,
mobile broadcast messaging is also used for things like Amber Alerts and weather emergency updates. In
general, mobile broadcast is considered a highly effective, reliable mobile technology for mass messaging. In
addition, because mobile broadcast messaging uses dedicated network signaling instead of voice and data
capacity, message sending is not affected by network congestion.
11.7. SMS settings
You can change the SMS service parameters
In the menu item you can set:
• SIM1 / SIM2 specific settings
• Memory status
• Text message counter
• Save sent messages
• Preferred storage (Phone or SIM)
12. Contacts
In Idle mode, use the right soft key to enter the Contacts (Names) or access Menu > Contacs. You can store
and edit contacts here.
The number of contacts that can be stored on the SIM card depends on the card's capacity. You can store up
to 300 contact cards in phone memory. When you enter the phonebook, you can view all the contacts
(stored on the SIM card and on your device).
Various icons indicate which contact is saved for which storage.
You can search for that contact by entering the first letter of the contact.
After searching for a contact, you can dial the number by pressing the Dial button and disconnecting the line
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Add a new contact
In standby mode, enter the phone number and select (left) Options > Save to Phonebook.
Select where to save the contact (SIM card or phone), enter the phone number name.
To save, press the Options (left) soft key (Save).
In Contacts mode: Entering the menu is the first menu item: Add new contact
In Contacts, the left soft key [Options] in the menu item provides the following options:
• View: View contact information
• Send a text message: Send a message to the selected contact's phone number.
• Call: Call the selected phone number.
• Edit: Change the contact information
• Delete: Deletes the selected contact.
• Copy: Copy the selected contact from the device to the SIM card and vice versa.
• Add to blacklist: Block inquiries from phone numbers.
• Mark several: allows you to select multiple contacts at a time.
• Phonebook settings: Other phonebook settings: Speed dial, Memory status, Copy contacts, Move
contacts.
13. Call History
In Menu mode, select Call History / Call logs to access Missed calls, Dialed calls, Received calls, All calls,
Delete call logs.
When you open a call list, you can access the following options:
• View - view the details of a call.
• Call - to call a specific number
• Send text message - Send a text message to the selected phone number.
• Save to phonebook - Save phone number to a new or existing contact. It is only visible if the phone
number has not been saved yet.
• Add to Blacklist - block phone calls.
• Edit before a call - change the phone number before calling
• Delete - Deletes a specific item from the list
14. My files
In Menu mode, go to My files. See all files stored on your memory card (if connected). To view the files,
select the device or memory card using the navigation keys, then press the Center key.
Press Options to access the following options:
• Open: Opens the selected file / enters the selected folder.
• New Folder: Create a new folder on the current drive.
• Rename: You can change the name of the file or folder depending on which one is selected.
• Delete: Deletes the selected folder or file, depending on which one you chose.
15. Camera
Your device has a camera for taking photos. To store images, you need a memory card.
Making Photos
In Menu mode, select Camera.
• Point the lens towards the object and adjust the image.
• Take the photo with the middle navigation key.
The image is saved in JPG format.
Camera Options:
Within the camera, you can choose from the following options by pressing Options (left soft key) in the
popup window:
• Switch to Video recorder: to enter video capture mode.

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• Photos: Go to the directory of your saved photos (Open Image viewer).
• Camera Settings: LED highlight, Shutter Sound, Anti-Flicker
• Image Settings: Image Size, Image Quality
• Reset default: Resets camera settings.
16. Organizer
16.1. Calculator
In Menu mode, go to Organizer / Calculator. To perform basic mathematical operations, use the buttons
corresponding to the calculator display.
16.2. Calendar
To open Calendar - in menu mode - go to Organizer > Calendar. The calendar indicates the current month,
highlighting the current date with color. Use the navigation keys to scroll through the days. Select a date and
press OK or the left soft key [Options] to choose from: View, View all, Add event, Delete event, Jump to date,
Go to today.
16.3. Alarm clock
In Menu mode, go to Organizer / Alarm menu, where you can set up 5 different alarms.
When the alarm clock sounds, press the Left soft key or Stop button to stop; press the Right soft key to the
snooze.
The alarm clock also works while the device is turned off.
To change the alarm details, select one from the list and press Center (Edit).
• Time: You can set the alarm time by using the numeric keypad.
• Repeat mode: Once, Everyday, Custom
• Alarm tone: You can set the alarm tone.
16.4. Torch / Flashlight
In Menu mode, go to Organizer > Torch to turn the flashlight on or off.
17. Declaration of Conformity
The Blaupunkt FL 08 is compliant with the essential requirements and relevant provisions of RoHS Directive
2014/53 / EU and 2011/65 / EU. The Declaration of Conformity is available on our website.
Designed and Engineered by
Blaupunkt Competence Center Mobile Europe
HTM Mobile Kft.
1118 Budapest, Dayka Gábor utca 3. Hungary
Assembled in P.R.C by
Brava Technology Co., Ltd
OFFICE NO.3 10/F WITTY COMMERCIAL BUILDING 1A-1L TUNG CHOI STREET MONGKOK KOWLOON, HONG
KONG
For more information on this product, visit our website at www.htmmobile.hu or www.blaupunkt.com.