Cellacom M431 User manual

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M431!User!Guide!

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1 GETTING STARTED
1.1 Controls and Connections – Phone
1.2 First Time Setup
1.3 Setting Up Your Android Account
1.4 Using Mobile Data
1.5 Android Quick Settings
2 MAKING CALLS AND SENDING MESSAGES
2.1 Making and Taking Calls
2.2 Sending Messages
2.3 Using the Email and Gmail Apps
3 PERSONALISING ANDROID
3.1 Home Screen Personalization
3.2 Managing Notifications
3.3 Connecting to BT Devises
4 MAINTAIN AND PROTECT
4.1 Back Up and Reset Your Phone
4.2 Power Saving Tips

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1.1 Controls &Connections-Phone
Sleep/Wake)
Button) )
Phone!power!
on/off/sleep!mode!
button.!Long!press!will!
turn!off!your!phone.!
Quick!press!will!turn!
your!phone!to!sleep!
mode.!
Volume)up/Down)
Button)
The!volume!profile!
that!the!Up!and!
Down!Volume!
buttons!controls!
depends!on!what!
you!are!doing!when!
it!is!pressed.!If!on!
the!home!screen,!
this!will!change!the!
main!ringtone!
volume.!If!you!are!
listening!to!music!or!
watching!a!video,!it!
will!change!the!
media!volume.!On!
most!devises,!
pressing!volume!
down!along!with!the!
power!button!or!
home!button!will!
take!a!screenshot!of!
whatever!is!on!
screen!at!the!time.!
Back)Button)
The!button!will!always!take!you!
back!one!step!after!another!in!
any!process!you!are!doing.! !
Home)Button)
This!home!button!will!
always!return!you!to!the!
home!screen!options!with!a!
single!tap.!If!you!tap!and!
hold!the!Home!button!you!
can!automatically!open!
Google!in!your!device.!By!
pressing!this!button!it!will!
always!take!you!to!your!
phone!main!menu.! ! !
!Recent)Button) )
This)capacitive)button,)when)tapped,)
opens)the)recent)app)screen.)This)shows)
a)list)of)all)apps)opened)recently,)and)
allows)you)to)quickly)switch)between)
them.) )
Speaker)
Camera)
Back!/CMOS!5.0!
with!flash!and!
front/CMOS!2.0! ! ! !
3.5")Audio)Jack)
)Battery) )
1500mAh!

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1.2 First Time Setup
Getting Set Up
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Update)Your)Apps)
It)is)very)likely)that)there)have)been)updates)released)for)
several)of)the)preinstalled)apps)on)your)device.)You)
should)check)and)update)them)if)needed.)
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Follow)the)next)steps:) )
Tap)Play)Store)>)Menu)>)My)Apps)and)then)tap)the)
Update)All)button.)
Step 1
The first step is normally to choose
the language you want the devise to
use. Use the scroll menu to find your
preferred language from the list!
Step 2
You may be prompted to insert a SIM
card. The next step is to connect to your
Wi-Fi network. The phone will prompt
you to turn it on and then scan available
network. Select the correct one alone
with the password.
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Step 3
The most important part of the set
up process is signing in to your
Google account. This will be the
main account associated with your
device.
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Step 4
Google is now a big part of the Android experience,
offering voice search, traffic, updates, email tracking and
much more. At this point, your Android device is now set
up. Your next step should be to check for system updates.
Open the settings app and scroll to About Phone. !

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1.3 Setting Up Your Android Account
When you set up your android phone, you will be asked to link it into a Google account.
If you don’t already use one of the Google products such as: Gmail, Picasa or YouTube.
Creating a Google Account
Step 1
Click on the Sign Up button on the
screen, Alternately, search for “Google
Account” in any search engine. Enter
your name into the boxes provided and
choose your preferred gmail.com email
address. This will be your future
username for Android.
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Step 2
If the name you want is already taken,
you will be shown some alternatives. Or
you can try another of your own.
Complete the reminder of the
information, including a phone number
and alternative email address. You will
also need to complete a Captcha form and
agree to Google Terms of Services.
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Step3
Add a profile picture if you wish.
Having a profile picture of yourself
will help friends and family find you
on products like Google+, Gmail
chat, and several other Google
products.
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1.4Using Mobile Data
Enable a mobile Data Connection
It is not a good idea to keep your data connection open, as this can end up costing
you a lot of additional expenses. Luckily it is easy to turn it on or off as you need it,
using the quick control panel or even the main device settings.
Step 1
Not all devices will be able to
connect to a mobile data
network. If your device does not
have a SIM card, you cannot
connect it to the network and
will have to use Wi-Fi network
to get online. All phones can use
mobile data.
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Step 2
You can enable your mobile
data connection in the Quick
Settings panel if it is enabled on
your device, or you can open the
main Settings and turn it on
from the data network, check
your cell plan to ensure you
don’t incur charges.
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Step 3
When the connection is active
you will see a data symbol in the
status bar. Depending on your
location, and on your device
capabilities, you will either see
3G,H or 4G. 4G is the best
possible current connection, but
is not available in all areas or on
all devices.
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1.5 Quick Settings
Many android devices include the ability to activate frequently used features such
as Wi-Fi, mobile data or BT from a Quick Settings panel, accessed by dragging down
from the top of the screen at any time.
Step 1
To access the Quick Settings in Lollipop,
drag a finger down the screen and over the
status bar at the top twice. The first swipe
will just open the notification panel. With
Quick Settings open, you can see which
are enabled by those lit up in white.
Standard quick settings include screen
brightness control, Wi-Fi and BT,
airplane mode, screen auto-rotate,
flashlight and location.
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Step 2
You can access the Quick Settings at
any time, no matter if you have another
app open, so if you are using an app and
suddenly realize that you need to be
connected to the Wi-Fi network, just
swipe down twice from the top of the
screen and activate Wi-Fi. Swipe the
panel back up out of the way and you
can continue to use the app you were in.
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2.1 Making Calls and Sending Messages
While your Android phone is an incredibly powerful piece of equipment, with lots
of bells and whistles, let’s not forget that its main function is as a device to make phone
calls.
Dialing a Number
Step 1
Tap the phone icon on your
home screen or in the main
app drawer, and the dial pad
will appear. If you know the
number you want to call,
you can start entering it
here. The number you enter
will appear on screen.
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Step 2
When you have entered the
number, tap the Call button to
start the call. The call button on
some devises may just be a
simple telephone icon. Call
information, such as the
number dialed the name of the
contact and dialing status will
show on the screen.
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Step3
Tap the phone icon on the
phone screen and then tap
the contact button and your
contacts list will be
displayed. On several
devices, you can also access
the Contacts list by opening
the main apps drawer and
tapping the people app.
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2.2 Sending SMS Messages
You can send and receive text and multimedia messages using the massager app.
Step1
The easiest way to start a new
message is to tap the messaging
app icon on the Home screen or in
the main app drawer. Now tap the
New Message buttom at the
bottom of the screen to begin
composing a new message.
Previous message conversations
are displayed on careen.
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Step 2
In the top box, either types the
phone number you wish to
message, begin to type the name
of the contact and choose from
the contacts list when it appears
or choose from the frequent
contacts list shown. You can add
more than one recipient by
simply repeating the process.
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Step 3
You can start to type you message
in the large box below. A text
message cannot be more than 160
characters long. Or it will be split
into two messages automatically.
To attach a file such as a photo
etc. to the message, tap the
paperclip buttom to the side of the
text box.
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2.3 The Gmail APP
Gmail comes as part of your Google account and can be signed in
to using the same account details.
Step 1
Open your apps menu
and find the Gmail
app. Open it and if it is
the first time you have
used it, you will be
asked to set up a new
account or login to an
existing one. You do
not have to set up a
Gmail account
separately; just use
your main Google
account details.
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Step 2
Once you have your
account set up the
inbox will load,
showing a welcome
email from Google.
Your inbox is the
default opening view.
Tap the Menu button
in the top left corner to
see additional
mailboxes such as
Priority, Sent, Drafts
and Outbox.
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Step 3
Tap on your email
address in the settings
to see options for that
particular account.
You can have more
than one Gmail
account and if you do,
the address will be
listed here with their
own individual
settings menus.
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Step 4
To send emails, open the
Gmail app and look for
the pencil icon at the
bottom of the screen; tap
this to start a new
message. You will be
able to see this new
message button
anywhere in Gmail,
unless viewing a
received message when
you will see a replying
icon instead
Step 5
Your Gmail address is
shown at the top of the
message. Type the
recipient’s address in
the next box down. As
you start to type, known
email address for
contacts will appear.
You can add email
addresses to your
contacts in the People
app.
Step 6
Type a subject/title for
the email and then type
your message in the box
below. If you want to
attach an image or other
file, tap the Manu icon in
the top right corner and
select Attach File. When
you have type your
message, tap the Send
button.
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3.1 Home Screen Personalization
Changing the wall paper
Step 1
Tap and hold in any blank
area on you r home screen
until it shrinks and options
appear. Exact options will
vary, but you will usually
see Wallpapers, Widgets
and Settings. Tap the
Wallpaper option and the
Wallpaper selection screen
will open.
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Step 2
Scroll the wall paper
thumbnails at the bottom to
see all system wallpapers
available on your device. If
you like the look of one of
the system wallpapers, tap
on the thumbnail and then
tap Set Wallpaper at the top
of the screen. The chooser
will close and the wallpaper
is applied.
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Step 3
The wall paper chooser also
gives you the option to use an
image from elsewhere on
your device. Tap Pick Image
and a selection of recent
images will appear. These
can be taken from the photos
app, Google Drive,
downloads and other
locations, depending on what
apps you have installed.
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Step 4
If none of the recent
images shown appeal to
you, tap the Menu button
and choose the location
you want to browse. Just
as with system
wallpapers, when you see
an image you want to use,
tap the thumbnail and
then tap Set Wallpaper to
compete the process.
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Step 5
An alternative way to
set an image as a home
screen wallpaper is to
open the application
where the image is
located, view the image
and tap the Manu
bottom. From the
menu, select Set As and
choose Wallpaper.
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Step 6
The image you choose
will be shown as the
background image on
both the lock screen and
the home screen. On
some devices, when
setting the image as
wallpaper, you will be
given the choice to save
as home screen, lock
screen or both.
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3.2 Connecting to BT Device
The first time you use new BT peripherals you will need to “Pair” it with your device
so that both know how to connect securely.
Step 1
Open your device’s settings
menu. Under “Wireless &
Network” tap BT. Use the
switch to turn BT On or Off. On
BT icon at the top of your screen
will indicate when BT is turn on.
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Step 2
If your device is running
Android 5.0 or higher, it will
be visible to nearby devices
while BT settings is open. If
using an old version, you
may need to make your
device visible by tapping
Menu > Visibility Timeout.!
Step 3
Your main device will scan
for and display all available
BT devices in range under
“Available devices”. If your
mobile device stops scanning
before your BT peripheral is
ready, tap search for devices
at the bottom of the screen.
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Step 4
Touch the name of the BT
peripheral that you want to
pair your device with. If you
are prompted to enter a
passcode, try entering 000 or
1234 (common passcodes) or
consult the documentation
that came with the peripheral.
“Paired” will be shown next to
it if successful.!
Step5
To connect to a paired
peripheral, assuming you
have more than one in your
paired list. Make sure BT is
turned on and touch a paired
but unconnected peripheral.
When connected, it is
displayed as much in the list.
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Step 6
To unpair a peripheral from
your device, select the BT
peripheral that you want to
configure and tap the
settings icon beside it. On
the screen that opens, you
can change the peripherals’
name. Tap the Back button
when you have finish.
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4.1 Back up & Reset Your Device
Android allows you to back up your app data, Wi-Fi passwords and other settings to the
Google servers. Knowing how to do this in an important part of looking after your
Android device is something that every user should be familiar with.
Back Up Your Data
Step1
Open the main settings app and
look for Back Up and Restore
menu, look for the option to Back
up my Data and make sure this is
ticked.
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Step 2
If you use multiple accounts on
your phone, check that the back Up
Account is set to the correct one. If
not, tap the email address and
choose the right account from the
list.
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Step 3
If you want to be able to restore
apps, data and settings
automatically from a backup,
check the box labeled Automatic
Restore. This option might not be
available on all Galaxy phones.
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Step 4
If you want to make sure that your
accounts are backed up, open the
contacts app and tap the Manu
button. You will see an option
labeled Merge with Google. This
will save all contacts to your
Google Account.
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4.2 Power Saving Tips
Short battery life has been a drawback of all smart phones for as long as they have been
around, and the problem seems to be a never-ending one. As device manufactures
improve battery technology and capacity, more power-hungry processors have become
the norm. There are several things users can do to increase the length of time between
charges.
Quick Settings
Many current Androids
devices now allow you to
quickly see and control
what services are running.
This is similar to the
Power Control widget
found on some other
devices. Although the
quick settings don’t
actually save battery
power, they do allow you
to quickly and easily keep
battery draining services
under control.
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Power Saving Mode
Many android Smartphones
now include a Power
Saving feature which, with
the flick of a switch, can
automatically activate
several power-saving tools.
These include limiting the
performance of the CPU,
reducing the amount of
power going to the display
and turning off Haptic
Feedback. You can either
let all of these tools be
activated, or pick and
choose which to use. You
probably won’t want to
activate all of these tools all
of the time, but if you need
to squeeze a few more
hours of battery life out
before you can get to a
charger, it can work well.
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Adjust the Backlight
Brightness
One of the quickest and
easiest ways to save some
battery juice is to turn down
the brightness of the screen
backlight. There are a couple
of different methods to do
this. Open settings >
Display > Brightness and
then move the slider down to
wherever you think is
acceptable. Less than 50% is
advised. You can also access
the brightness control from
the Notifications panel. On
that screen you should also
see Automatic Brightness.
Ticking that box will take
control of the screen
brightness out of your hands
and instead trust the phone to
decide how bright the screen
needs to be.
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Disable Always-On
Mobile Data
Always-on Mobile
Data allows your
phone to be connected
almost constantly for
things like checking
for new email and
Facebook updates.
Disabling it will mean
that you have to
manually refresh an
app to check for new
messages, etc.. But
you will save quite a
lot of battery juice.
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Turn Wi-Fi Off (or
Have it Always On)
Following a bit of a
theme, turn Wi-Fi off
when you don’t need it.
Alternatively, if you are
usually near a reliable
Wi-Fi connection, set it
to be always On. c
Wi-Fi uses less battery
than a data connection,
and When Wi-Fi is on,
3G will be off. Go to
settings > Wi-Fi. Press
the Menu button and
then choose Advanced.
Open the Wi-Fi Sleep
Policy and Choose
Never.
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Turn Bluetooth Off
A surprisingly large
number of people
leave Bluetooth
running all the time.
Quite apart from
being a bit of a
security issue,
Bluetooth will also
use up a big chuck
of your battery
power over the
course of a day, even
if not actually
sending or receiving
files. To turn off BT
go to Settings > BT.
You can also control
BT. You can also
control BT with the
quick settings.
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Reduce Update
Frequency
If you don’t want to
disable Always-On
Mobile Data, you can
go into each app which
updates regularly and
change their individual
settings to update less
regularly. Where you
will find this settings
varies between apps,
but it will usually be in
the main settings menu
for the app, sometimes
under notifications.
You can also change
the update and sync
frequency of some
apps by going to
Settings > Account and
Sync.!

FCC Warning
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition that this device
does not cause harmful interference.
Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void
the user's authority to operate the equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
 -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
 -Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
 -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
 -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) information:
This 3G Phone meets the government's requirements for exposure to radio waves. The guidelines are
based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and
thorough evaluation of scientific studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to
assure the safety of all persons regardless of age or health.
FCC RF Exposure Information and Statement
The SAR limit of USA (FCC) is 1.6 W/kg averaged over one gram of tissue. Device types: 3G Phone
(FCC ID: 2AF6M3396993M431) has also been tested against this SAR limit. The highest SAR value
reported under this standard during product certification for use at the ear is 1.180W/kg and when
properly worn on the body is 1.064W/kg. This device was tested for typical body-worn operations with the
back of the handset kept 10mm from the body. To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure
requirements, use accessories that maintain a 10mm separation distance between the user's body and
the back of the handset. The use of belt clips, holsters and similar accessories should not contain
metallic components in its assembly. The use of accessories that do not satisfy these requirements may
not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, and should be avoided.
Body-worn Operation
This device was tested for typical body-worn operations. To comply with RF exposure requirements, a
minimum separation distance of 10mm must be maintained between the user’s body and the handset,
including the antenna. Third-party belt-clips, holsters, and similar accessories used by this device should
not contain any metallic components. Body-worn accessories that do not meet these requirements may
not comply with RF exposure requirements and should be avoided. Use only the supplied or an approved
antenna.