Blaupunkt FM 01 User manual

User Manual
Mobile phone FM 01

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Contents
General Information........................................................................ 1
1. Safety ........................................................................................... 2
2. Product specifications................................................................. 7
3. About the keys............................................................................. 7
4. Getting Started............................................................................ 9
4.1. Insert a SIM card ............................................................... 9
4.2. Insert a memory card........................................................ 9
4.3. Insert battery..................................................................... 9
4.4. Remove the battery ........................................................... 9
4.5. Charging the battery ....................................................... 10
4.6. Maintaining the battery .................................................. 10
5. Power On/Off ............................................................................11
6. Call functions............................................................................. 11
6.1. Make a call....................................................................... 12
6.2. Receive call ...................................................................... 12
6.3. Emergency call................................................................. 12
6.4. Conference call ................................................................ 13
6.5. Available functions during call........................................ 13
6.6. Viewing/dialing Missed Calls .......................................... 14
6.7. Dialing a previously dialed number ................................ 14

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7. Main Menu................................................................................14
8. Messages...................................................................................14
8.1. Write a message.............................................................. 15
8.2. Incoming messages ......................................................... 15
8.3. Drafts ............................................................................... 16
8.4. Outbox ............................................................................. 16
8.5. Sent messages ................................................................. 16
8.6. SMS settings .................................................................... 16
9. Contacts..................................................................................... 16
10. Call history............................................................................... 17
11. Call settings .............................................................................18
11.1. Call Waiting ................................................................... 18
11.2. Call divert....................................................................... 18
11.3. Advanced settings ......................................................... 18
12. Multimedia..............................................................................19
12.1. Camera .......................................................................... 19
12.2. Image viewer ................................................................. 19
12.3. Video recorder ............................................................... 19
12.4. Video player................................................................... 20
12.5. Audio player................................................................... 20
12.6. Sound recorder .............................................................. 20

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12.7. FM Radio........................................................................ 20
13. Settings.................................................................................... 21
13.1. Profiles ........................................................................... 21
13.2. Phone settings ............................................................... 22
13.3. Security settings ............................................................ 24
13.4. Network Settings........................................................... 25
13.5. Dual SIM Settings .......................................................... 25
13.6. Connectivity / Bluetooth ............................................... 25
13.7. Restoring Settings.......................................................... 25
14. File manager............................................................................ 26
15. Organizer ................................................................................. 26
15.1. Calendar ........................................................................ 26
15.2. Alarm clock .................................................................... 26
15.3. Calculator ...................................................................... 27
15.4. Torch / Flashlight ........................................................... 27
16. Declaration of Conformity ...................................................... 27

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General Information
Thank you for purchasing the product.
Our mobile phone meets the GSM network standards and the
most stringent 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.
Copyrights, 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.

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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 devicce 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. operation. We
recommend that you keep a distance of at least 15 cm between
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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 up the phone.
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
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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
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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.
Do not short circuit the battery circuits with a needle or
other metal object as it may cause leakage, 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.
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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
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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
Battery Type and Voltage:
•Li-ion battery 3,7V - 900mAh
Network type:
•GSM 900/1800MHz
SAR values:
•0,411W/Kg (Head)
•0,573W/Kg (Body)
Note: Actual operating conditions depend on local conditions,
network environment and user habits.
The mains power socket used must be close to the charger/holder and
easily accessible, so that it can be used as an on/off facility.
3. About the keys
1. Left soft key / Right Soft key: Opens the menu item in the left /
right corner of the screen.
2. SIM1 Dial key: dial / answer the call and in standby mode, open
the call list.
3. SIM2 Dial key: dial / answer the call.
4. End / Off Power Button: Press and hold to turn the power on
and off; briefly press it down, reject a call, or quit it from the
menu.
5. Ok key: press to execute the indicated function. In standby
mode, press to open the selected link.
6. Navigation keys: Press up / down / left / right directions to
scroll through the menu. In standby mode, press the up / down /
left / right arrows to access the quick menu at the top of the
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7. 0-9 alphanumeric keypad: Press the corresponding keys to
enter numbers when dialing or the characters of the numbers
when writing text.
Press and hold "0" to turn the flashlight on/off.
8. * (Star) button: in standby mode press and hold * to display
the international prefix '+'. In Menu mode, briefly press to lock
the keypad.
9. # (Hashtag) button: in standby mode, press and hold to
activate / deactivate Silent mode.
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4. Getting Started
4.1. Insert a SIM card
To use your phone, you need to insert a valid SIM card to
connect to the GSM network.
To avoid missing or damaged the contents of the SIM card,
please DO NOT hold the metal part of the SIM card with your
hands free and keep it away from electromagnetic devices. If the
SIM card is damaged, it can not be connected to the GSM
network. Before inserting or removing the SIM card, make sure
that the device is turned off and the back of the device removed.
Note: Locate the SIM card slot on the back of the device and in
the direction of the signal, with the collisions slide the card.
4.2. Insert a memory card
The memory card is not part of the basic package, but the
memory of the device can be expanded with an SD card. Please
make sure that the memory card is inserted correctly before use.
Note that the device may shakes, the memory card may slide out
of the slot, so please do not bend it, scratch the memory card or
expose it to static electricity or dust, do not immerse it in water.
Place the memory card in the slot on the back of the phone,
withits chip facing down, as shown on the device.
Please be careful when using a memory card, especially when it
is removed. Some memory cards must be formatted with a
computer before use.
4.3. Insert battery
1. 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.
2. Put back the back cover.
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then remove the battery at the top.
Note:
Please remove the battery when it is switched off, as it may
cause abnormal operation when the device is switched on.
4.5. 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.
4.6. 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
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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:
If you are using a headset, gently insert and unplug the jack
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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 and hold
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 / Call center /
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 / Call center / Call settings / Advanced settings /
Answer mode / Auto answer in 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.
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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 the 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 call: Aborts the active voice call.
Phonebook: Open Phonebook during a call
Call history: view call history.
Messaging: You can enter the Messages menu.
Sound Recorder: Record the ongoing conversation after
activating this option. Use an SD card.
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make a conversation while you are on the call so that someone
on the other side of the line does not hear it.
Volume: Use the up and down navigation keys to control the
volume of the call.
*Swap: You can exchange the held and active calls.
*Conference: Combine calls.
*End all calls: Aborts all active voice call.
Note: The menu items marked with [*] only work under special
conditions. Such as: "Swap", 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.
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: Messaging, Contacts, Call Center, Multimedia, Settings,
File manager, Organizer.
8. Messages
Message service is a network-dependent service that allows you to
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8.1. 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 > Messaging > SMS settings >
SIM1 / SIM2 > Profile settings.
While writing a message, press # to switch between input modes. Text
messages can consist of up to 612 characters (up to 252 characters for
accented characters).
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 method: You can select the correct input method. (You can
also switch between the input modes while writing a message).
- Writing language: change the language used for input mode
- Advanced: Add a phone number or Name from the Phone Book.
- Save: Save message to Drafts.
8.2. 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 button) 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.
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• Forward: Forward a message to another recipient.
• Delete: Deletes the message
• Advanced: Use the Phone Number provided in the
message.
• Details: View the technical details of the message.
8.3. Drafts
The unfinished, saved (You can see Options / Save) messages in
this folder.
8.4. Outbox
The unsent messages are saved in this folder.
In the message list, press OK (Middle) to view the message.
8.5. Sent messages
If the message is sent, the sent message is saved in the Sent
messages folder.
8.6. SMS settings
You can change the SMS message service parameters
In the text message menu item you can set:
• SIM1 / SIM2 specific settings
• Text message counter
• Save sent messages
9. Contacts
In Idle mode, use the right soft key to enter the Names (Contacts)
or access Menu > Contacts. 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