chinavasion CVSL-112 User manual

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Donot use
yourphone
in a.nareawhereapotentially explosiveatmosphereexists suchaschenica
plant, gas station.
Keepout of children' s roach,
1. Guidelinesfor SafeandEfficient Use
Please
readthis infornation beforeusingyour
nobile phone. Theseinstruciions are intendedf
your
safety.Pleasefo1lovthese
guidelines.
Useearphoneto makeor ans\r'era call during driving for anemergency!otherrise pleasepuII
the road and
park before makingor answeringa call if driving conditions so require.
Donot u6eyour phone onplane. Pleaseturn off Auto Poer before boarding.
Mobile phones nay affect the operation of cardiac pacemakers,
hearing aid andother medi
electronicequipments.Careshall bet6ken,
The\i'affanty coversonly original componentsand
pa.rts.
Donot attenpt to disassembleor modify
yourphone.
Please
contactdesianated service station
caseof phone failure.
Donot charge
your phone
vithout battery mounted.
Charge
your phone
in an area$/hereventilation andheat-enlssionis excelletrt andvhere is f
avayfron combustibleandexplosible naterial.
Donot nake your phone close to magneticnaterial suchas nagnetic disk and credit card to avoi
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deoagnet
ization.
Donot expose
your phoneto liquid. In case of exposureto liquid, disassenble the battery aid
contact our desigtaied sefiice station.
Donot useyour phone
in too high or too 10{ tenperature; donot expose
your phone
to exttene sunshine
and high hllftidity.
Donot clea.n your phonevith liquid or cloth soakedvith detergent.
Pl.ease
abide by corresponding rules and laws when
you take a picture or record with your phone,
Donot drop, throv or strike your phoneto keep she1l and componentsvell.
caseof discrepancyin this
conpany
shall preserve the ma.nualandyour
right to modify
phone,
pleaserefer
this manualat any to your phone. tine,nithout notification.
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About your device
Thewirelessdevicedescribedin this clide is approvedfor useonthe (E) GSM900, 1800. 1900nei{ork
Contact
your service provider for moreinformation aboutnetrorks,
iyhenusjng
the foatures in this device,obeyall lars andrespectlocal custons,
privacyandlegitima
rights of others, includingcopyrights.
Copyright
protectionsnay prevent
someimages,nusic (includine ringing tones), andother content
being copied, modified, transforrod, or fon'/ardod.
Yourdevicemayhave
pleinstalled booknarks
andlinks for third-party internet sites. Youmaydls
accessother third party sites through
yourdevice. Third_partysites are not affiliated {ith Noki
6ndNokia
doesnot endorseor assuneliability for them.If you chooseto accesssuchsites, you shou
take precautions fof security or content.
To use any features in this devioe, other than the alarn c1ock, the device rlst be sritched on.
not srritch the device on whenwireless device use maycause interferedce or danSer-
Please makea copy for all the irformation stored in the phone.
Pleaseread the user nenuto get detailed safety jnstruction befor.e
youare contrectirg rith other devic
don co"nccrwirh irconpat
ble devi,es.
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I{etrorks
To
usethe phone
you
musthaveservice fromax'ireless service provider. Many of th(rfeatures require
special neti'orkfeatures, ThesefeaturesarenoxavaiIableon
a]I networks
i othernetworksmayrequi1'e
that you
nakespecific arrangoments
r,/ith
yourservice providerbefore you
can
usethenotworkservices.
lolr service provider oangive you instructions andexplain ehat chargeswill apply.
Sde networks
mayhavelinitations that affect how
youcanusenetworkservices. For instance, some
netvorksmaynot supportall languago-dopendont
charactersandservices.
four servico
provider
nayhaverequestedthat certainfeatures
bedisabledor not activatedin your
device.
If so,thesefeatures
u,ill notappearon
your
devicemenu.Yourdevicemayalsohave
aspecial
configuralion such
aschangesin menunames,menuorder, andicons. Contact
yourserviceprovider for
rore infornation,
Ihis devicesupportsillP2,0 protocols (HTTP
andSSL)that run onTCPIIP
protocols. Sone
fealures of
this devj.cc,
suchas MMS,browsing,ande-mail require networksupportfor these technologjes.
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Phone
preview 3. Introduction
Rightfunctionalkoy
-usBstot
Swirching Switching
Switching
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lssenble SIM card
flhen
you
register asasubscriberrith anetworkoperator,you
getaSIM
(Subscriber
Idenilty Module)
cardtith SIMcard you canuse all functions of the phone,
TheSIMcard keeps
paraoeters
usedfor
corniiations andyour personal
data includirig PIN (Personal ldentity Nunber),
phonebook,
SMSand
othef systemservice,
larningr Donot bendor scratchSIMcardi donot exposeSIMcardto static electricity, dustor
Eter; pleasecontact operaior for help in casoof SIM
lost.
Turnoff your phone
before inserting SIMcard,
lssenble batt€ry
Use
only original batteries andfittings intendedfor usevith yourphone.
Suggest
placingyour
battery
itr protection boxvhenit is not used. Pleaseassenblebattery as illustrated in pictures belov.
A nevbattory nay achieveits best performance
after continuousfull dischargefor sevgral tines.
6arge your battery in ximesince over-discharge
vill damage
your battery,
lhen battery is chargedfu11, cut dovn
poversupplyfirst, andthen rolrovethe charger, Connectthe
chargeras lllustrated in picture below.
Gradual
increaseof battery ba.rappearson
thescreenvhencharging,andstatic fu]1 battery iconappears
after the battery is fu1ly charced.
It is nornal that battery heats durins charsins.
Please
asseDbleSIMcardas illustrared in pictures below:
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Battery usages
Battery perfo nanccDaybe affected by rany factors suchas vi.eless netrvorkconfiguration, signal
strcngth, operatingtemperature
I functionsor settings, phone
components,voioeanddatatransmissions
or other appl
icati on modes.
To enablebest battery performance,please abideby follo,,vingrules:
a A newbattery or one that has not bccnused lor a long tine shall be fu11y charged;
a Theb&Llery
shouldbe ohalgedin iiemperature
closc to roomtcmpcraturc;
a It' s normalfor the battery that hasbeenuscd l'or long Lime10 take longertime to be charged
lull. Whenthetalk-tirrre or sLandbylimeis noticeablyshorter, it' s timeto replace
your
bilttery,
J{crccom,nendthat youusc only battcrics approved
by our oompany,Poor
quality componcntswill
be harrrrlul
to your phone
rmddangerousl
a i{hcnthc battcry is cmptyor hasnot been usedlor a long time, lt maytake sometimc bcforc thc
battery icon appearson the screenaftcr bcing connocLodto charger.
Switch on and
Don' t switch on
Youcan srvitch on
as showedin the
off the phone
the phonein someforbidden area.
andoff thephone by
pressing
the pover
button
OoroF

v.
IIL
!he
:. lock thc screenby touch the button lishtly.
.h,n. ptu6., o ,lr- .\. o, ir,tLr , r' fl\ r
,- then choosethe "0K" .
. r'.€firsL LinL-"
yr)u
switchonthc phone andit is onthe stanclby
mode,
-.: nctr.orkservicefrom lhe lSP.l'leasoarlilm
',,--lme
tulnner
, :i:n
sct the
volume
by ljhe sidebul.ton
Nhilo
. :dlkirg, lisLenifrgl.hcmusic
:rel.rLul!incdia.
Andthis butlonaJ.socoILf0l
,-e of ring lone, ol.arn
ar)d
:j--:
enna
:':r'e is a int.erfal ilrLennain tho phono.
Don' t touch the anterna
arc.LNhanit tlans it or r€c€iv€
::: sisnal if necessary.
rould infecL l.he
1al
kingand aycausethe phone
$orkingundermoro
po$cr
rcqueststate by touohirs
.,
SB
nay displayedas **** aller'
il vouldIc.tucst
you
whether
Yolufle uF i
'.
you VDlumedou'n
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lllhile the phone
is tufn off, it could workas a flash meuory.lyhen
the phone connected
vith the comluter
via the dai:acable, the computer
vi11 displav arenovabLedisk Chooseanv
oneof the disk, thenvou
can
exchange
the data. At the sane time connect with conput€r, the USB
is charging the phone
Swing
for shift the music
Youcan
shift Lhe
musicbysl{ing
the
phone
ll'hlle
theaudio
player
interface.
clockrr'ise
swingrvillshift
to last song,
anticlockwise
s\ving
\./i11shift to nextsong
Projector
Prcss 'Insi
dcDaraPr^jcctorScreen
Sw_lchtng cr " Outside
DataProjector/Scrcen
S\yitohing"
start Lo
ProicctorModule.
Reversc,
turnofl iheProiector
Moduleand
turnonthescreen.
'Io
p!sh Lhc "Focus Adjuster" to focal length
seLting
Touch
screen
Press
any icon llshlly to accessthe prosran:
Youcandrae it up or downto scrol I thc screen And
in some
program
vou also candras it left or risht
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Standbynode
lyhenthe phoneis leady, and you didn' t input .Lryrvords, the phone will switch to the stardby
1 .rr The intensity of the netrvorks.
2 6The level o[ Lhe bdttery' s pover.
3 Iisr noLe.Pl.a". reler Lotne rrfi:r nore"
4 Clock
5 Screen
'Fist note
* Bluetoothconnectjngnote.Bluetoolhis powel
onandconnectedwithotherdevicesuchasearphone.
Graynotei
Bluetooth
is po$,er onbutthereis noconnccting,Noneof note:Bluetoothis po\ycr off.
&0 Umeadmessage.
@ UnreadStrls.
t Missedcalls.
Gl Alalmis settins.
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4. Phonecall
"LlaLL".
IrDLL(
l)
ror. nLrfibel , th.ll pffss I r{l
-
. iless thc " loccrrt" corL
rtrrccss
. l'lerse iolcr to Lr{r "{ontarls"
iil.t inter iational cr Ls, p|ess *
L]rclocal int€r|a 1.i.nai tele|hl)n.
the lsr (]f-
r'eoenL
.i]1 ret.rtl-c
to Lrsing 1.1r.rontarls rau. ard ]rlrorLf
nLrnber'
loI tl|o times 1]dr Iou sfL thc srLrb(,1
"-"(vhirh {ill atlow
prelir), llnn inlul 1.h.coLrnir! .odc ancl rrcc|atecl pfronr
r)r.ss the volLUnetur'ref to set Lhe
!.lu c of \'oi.. r'hile tnLkins
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. Pick up thc call by click the "Ans\ver-"; to erd Lhe
cal
o Declinelhe inconing
call bt click th€ " Declineor press
. Chor)sc
the "mute" rhile you are ta kirrrl, 1.h-" o1.her
side
Ca11
waiting
GoLo
m.1inmcnu*Scttinss * Phone*Ca11{aiting* Active.
$il1 informyou il you
havo.rncNincoDinscall \,/hilc
you
are talking (NeL\vork
'l)i | . rh:'a ,l .ll .\jlc rrLkrn6.,nd
chech the iist of recent missed oalIs
(Not\,iork
therl Lh li,L . rir. d aleLj .
checkthe l is I of recefLrece
ived cal ls. (Network
I by click the
the po\{er on/ol
1
couldhear
you.
"Dec1ine"
Youcancliok Lhe "Al$rer"
the firsl olr wouldbc kcpt.
Ca11records
'l|o
phone
co!ldrecor.d
mr'ssedcrIls, ror:olvcdcaLLsanddialr:dcallslnpoter
on state anddo supportby the net\./orks.
In the ljst of Drissed
calls, reoeivedorrls arrddlaledcalis, you can
checkthe
date, time ol th.i calls andalso canedit, delete the phon€
number,
or savoto
1. Missed
.rall: Youcould
2, Dialcd
call: Youcould
3- Rec,rivcd
call: Youcould
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You could delete the phonenunber in the list of recent
ltooe has businesscard like phone
book. Theinformation of each
storcd in this phone
include of I three numbers
(phone
number,
fanily
; c.rFny nunber),conpany
naxne,e-nail, fax number,
thecontactsstored
SII card could only edit the naxnoa.rtd
phone
nunber.
t- qrick Search:Thisis ashort cutnethodto quickly soaxchfor acontact
* phone
book.By entering the first characterof anyname, voucansee
frll list of namesstarting with that character. Youcan
either select or
rhe next charactorof the nameto get the exactentry. Usethe keypad
to enter the characters
2, Add
NewBntryr Toadd
a nowcontactto the phone
book,
you
cansave
the numbereither in "SIM
" or t'Phone" memofy.
3, Copy
A11rTo copythe all contacts either from SIMto Phoneor Phoneto SIM
{, Cancel:
Cancelthe operotion.
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