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I TIrE BASICS...... ............................................. ....25
1, l OwRvrEw.................... .............................25
1.2 SAFfl curDE.. .................................25
1.3 SAFEry wABNtNGS ailD NolcEs....................................................25
'1 .3.1 General atten1ion......................................................................25
1.3.2 Noti@s when using your phone................ .............. ... ... .....26
1.3.3 Notices when usino the battery..............................................27
l.3.4Charqinqyourpho-ne...............-..............................................28
1.3.5 Cleaning and maintenance.....................................................29
2 GETTINC STARTED..................................................................................... 29
2,1 CoMpoNENT NAME AND ExpuNAnoN...................................-...-.......-29
2.1.1 Technical parameters ....................29
2.1 .2 |cons............................ ....................30
2.2 KEy ExpuNATroNS...... ..............................31
2.3 UsrNG THE roucHsc8EEN................................. ..............................32
2.4 CoNilEcnilc rc THE NEvoRK............................................-..........32
2.4.'1 lnsertino and removino the SllV card....................................32
2.4.2 Turninglour phone oi'and off............. ..... .............. ............32
2.4.3 Unlockino the Sl M card........................................................... 33
2.4.4 Unlockini your phone............................................................ .33
2.4.5 Connectihg to the network...................................................... 33
2.4.6 Makino a €11..... ..................................34
2.4.7 Makini a domestic ca||......................... .... ........... .................34
2.4.8 Makino an international call.................................................... 34
2.4.9 Makini a €ll from the |ist.......................................................34
2.4.10 Making an emergency ca11....................................................35
2.4.11 Call menu...........-...................................................................35
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MESSAGE.................. ............................45
BLUETOOTH PROX|M|TY SENSOR............ .. .. ... ... ... .. ...46
NOTtFtCAT|ON MENU...............................................................46
DOWNLOAD CONTENT............................................................46
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1.1 Overviw
Thank you for choosing the GAM/GPRSMCDMAdigital mobile phone.
Afrer reading this guide you will be able to fully master the use of your
phone and appreciate its functions and ease of use.
Not only d@s the smartphone and network system provide you with
basic €lls functions and call records but also with practical many
functions and seryices to improve the time you spend working and
playing.
The color screen mobile phone @mplies with the GSM/GPRSMCDMA
technology and has been approved by certification authorities both at
home and abroad.
The availability of some seryi@s and features described in this manual
depends on the networks and your subscription. Therefore, sme menu
items may not be available in your phone. The shortcuts to menus and
features may also vary from phone to phone.
Our company reserues the right to revi* this manual @ntent without
prior noti@.
1.2 Satety guide
r lf your phone is lost or stolen, pleas @ntact
tele@mmuni€tions authorities or a sal6 agent immediately to
have a hold on the phone and the SIM erd. This will prevent you
e@nomic losses @used by unauthorized clls made from your
mobile phone.
r When you contact telecommunications or a sales agert, they
need to the lMEl number of your mobile phone (cmove baftery
to expose number lo€ted on the label on back your phone).
Please copy this number and keep in a safe plae for future us.
r ln order to avoid the misuse of your mobile phone take the
following preventative measures:
- Set the PIN number of your mobile phone's SIM €rd and change
this number immediately if it bmmes known to a
thkd party.
- Please keep the phone out ofsight when leaving it in a vehicle. lt
is better to @rry the phone with you, or lock it in lhe trunk.
- Setcall barring.
1.3 Salety warnings and notices
Before using your mobile phone, read and undeEtand the
following noti@s @refully
to ensure you will use it safely and properly.
1.3.1 GeneEl attentlon
I Only the battery and battery charger specified by our @mpany
should be used in your mobile phone. Other prcduct might result
in battery leakage, overheating, explosion or fire.
r To avoid your phone malfunctioning or €tchjng fire, please do
not violently impact, jolt or throw your phone.
Please do not pla@ the battery, phone or charger in a microwave
oven or high-pressure equipment. Otheruise it @uld lead to
unexpected a@idents such as damage to circuit orfke hazard.
Please do not use your phone near flammable or explosive
gases, otheruise it @uld cause malfunction of your phone or fire
hazard.
Please do not subject your phone to high temperatures, high
humidity or dusty plaes; otheMise this may lead to the
maltunction of your Phone.
Keep your phone out ofthe reach of small children. Your phone is
not a toy. Children @uld hurt themselves.
To avoid your phone falling and malfunctioning or being
damaged, pleas do not pla@ it on uneven or unstable surfa@s.
1.3.2 notices when uaing your phone
Turn off your mobile phone where the phone is not allowed, such
as on the aieort or in hospitals. Using the mobile phgne in those
places may impactthe normal operation of elstronic devi@s
and mediel instruments. Follow relevant regulations when using
your mobile phone in thos places. Your mobile phone has the
auto tum{n feature. Check your alarm clock settings to'@nfirm
that your mobile phone will not be turned on automatielly during
flight.
Please do not us your mobile phone near the weak signal or
high precision electrcnic devies. RF interferene might €use
malfunctioning of such electronic devi@s and other problems.
Special tips must be paid near the following equipment hearing
aids, pa@ makeF and other medi@l electronic devi@s, fire
detectoE, automatic doors and other automatic @ntrol
installations. To lind out the effect of mobile phones on a
pa@maker or other pie@s of electronic medical equipment
please @ntact lhe manufactures or local sales agents ofthe
equiPment.
Please do not subject the LCD to impact or use the screen to
strike things, as this will damage the LCD board and cause
leakage ofthe liquid crystal. There is a risk of blindness if the
liquid crystal substan@ gets into the eyes. lfthis o@u6 rinse
eyes immediately with clear water (under no circumstanes rub
your eyes) and go immediately to a hospital for treatment.
Do not dissemble or modify your mobile phone, as it will lead to
damage to the phone such as battery leakage or circuitry failure.
Under very rare circumstan€s using the mobile phone in @rhin
model care may negatively affe{i the intetnal electronic
equipment. ln order to assure your safety under such
circumstan@s plea* do not use the mobile phone-
Please do not use needles, pen tips or other sharp objects on the
keypad as this may damage the mobile phone or €use it to
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r ln the event of antenna malfunction, do not use your phone as it
@uld be harmfulto human body.
r Avoid letting the phone @me into close contact with magnetic
objects such as magnetic cards as the radiation waves ofthe
mobile phone may erase the information stored on ffoppy disks,
.pay €rds and credit @rds.
r Please keep small metal ob.iects, such as thumbtacks far away
from the re@ivef, When the re@iver is in use it be@mes
magnetic and may attract these small metal objects and thus
these may cause injury or damage the mobile phone.
r Avoid having the mobile phone come into @ntact with water or
other liquids. lf liquids enter the phone, this could cause a short
circuit, battery leakage or other malfunction.
1,3.3 Noticea when uslng battery
r The battery has a limited servie life. The remaining life gets
shorter as the times of charging increase. lfthe battery becomes
feeble even after the charging, this indi€tes the servi@ life is
over and you have to use a new specified battery
r Do not dispose of old batteries with eveMhing domestic garbage
Please dispose of old batteries al the directed pla@s with
specific rules for their disposal.
Please do not throw batteries into a fire, as this will €use the
battery to catch fire and explode.
When installing the battery do not us fore or pr6sure, as this
will cuse the battery to leak, overheat, cEck and €tch fire.
Please do not use wires, n@dles or other metal objects to
short{lrcuit the battery Also, do not putthe battery near
neckla@s or other metal objects as this will caus the battery to
leak, overheat, cmck and €tch fire.
Please do not solderthe contact points of the battery, as this will
€use the battery to leak, overheat, crack and catch lire.
lfthe liquid in the batteries goes into the eyes, there is a risk of
blindness. ltthis occu6 do not rub the eyes, but immediately
rinse eyes with clear water and go to the hospital for treatment.
Please do not disassemble or modify the battery asthis will
€use the battery to leak, overheat, crack and catch fire.
Please do not use or plae the batteries near high tempemture
pla@s such as near a fire or heating vessel as this will caus the
battery to leak, overheat, crack and catch fire.
lfthe battery overheats, changes color or bemmes distoded
during use, charging or stoEge, please stop using and replace it
with a new battery.
lfthe liquid from the battery @mes in contactwith skin or clothing
this @uld €use buming of the skin. lmmediately use clearwater
to rinse and seek medi€l tips if necessry.
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r lfthe battery leaks or gives ofia stEnge odor, please remove the
battery from the vicinity ofthe open fire to avoid a fire or
explosion.
r Please do not let the battery become wet as this will €use the
battery to overheat, smoke and @rrode.
r Please do not use or place batteries in pla@s of high
temperature such as in direct sunlight, as this will €use the
battery to leak and overheat, Iower performance and shorten the
battery's life.
I Pleas do not continuously charge for more than 24 hours.
1.3.4 charglng your phone
r Connect the @nnector of charge to the mobile phone. The
battery level indicator tlashes on the screen. Even ifthe phone
has been turned off, the charging image still appeaE, indi€ting
that the battery is being charged. lfthe phone is overused when
the current is insufficient, it may take longertime for the charging
indi€tor to appear on the screen aner the charging begins.
r When the battery level indicator does not flash and indietes the
battery is full, this indi€tes the charging has been @mpleted. lf
the phone is olfduring charging, the charging being @mpleted
image also appears on the sqeen. The charging pr@ess otten
takes 3 to 4 hours. During the charging, the battery, phone and
charger gets Mrm, this is a normal phenomenon.
a Upon the @mpletion of charging, dis@nnect the charger Ircm
AC power socket, and from the mobile phone.
Notes:
r During charging, the phone must be pla@s in well-ventilated
environment of +5C - +40C. Always use the charger
supplied by your phone manufactuEr. Using an unauthorized
charger might €use danger and invalidate the authoriation and
wananty clau*s foryour phone.
r The standby time and €ll duration provided by the manufacturer
are based on ideal operating environment. ln practi@, the
battery's operating time varies depending on network @nditions,
operating environment and usage melhods.
I Make sure the baftery has been installed before charging. lt is
best not to remove the battery while charging.
r Upon completion ofcharging, dis@nnectthe chargerfrom your
phone and the porer supply.
lf you have not disconnected the charger from your phone and the
power supply, the charger will continue to charge the battery after 5 to I
houre when the batter level decreases substantially. We advise you not to
do like this, as it lowe6 your phone performance and shortens your
phone life.
Notic6 when using your charger
r Please useAC 220 volts. The use of any othervoltage will @use
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battery leakage, lire and cause damage to
chargeL
It is forbidden to short circuit the charger, as this will cause
electri€l shock, smoking and damage the charger.
Please do not use the charger if the power @rd is damaged, as
this will cause fire or electrical shock.
Please immediately clean any dust gathered on the electrical
outlet.
Please do not place vessels with water near the charcer in order
to avoid water splashing onto the charger and causing an
electrical shortage, leakage or other malfunction.
lf the charger comes in contact with Mter or other liquid the
power must immediately be switched offto avoid an electrical
short or shock, fire or mallunction of the charger
Please do not disassemble or modify the charger, as it will lead to
bodily harm, electrical shock, fire or damage to the charger
Please do nol use the charger in the bathroom or other
ex@ssively moist areas, as this will €use electrical chock, flre or
damage to the charger.
Pleasb do not touch the charge( power cord or power socket
with wet hands. as this will €use electical shock.
Do not modity or place heavy objects on the power cord, as this
will cause electrical shock or fire.
Before cleaning ot carrying out maintenan@ please unplug the
charger from the electrical outlet.
When unplugging charger, do not pull on the cord, but rather hold
on to the body of the charger, as pulling on the cord will damage
the cord and lead to electrical shock or fire.
1.3.5 Cleaning and maintenance
r The mobile phone, battery and charger are not water resistanl
Please do not use them in the bedroom or other excessively
moist areas and likewise avoid allowinq them to get wet in the
rain.
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the mobile phone, battery and
ahargeL
Please do not use alcohol, thinner, benzene or other solvents to
wipe lhe mobile phone.
Adirty outlet will cause poor electriGl contact, lose of power and
even inability to recharge. Please clean regularly.
2 Getting Started
2.1 Component name and explanation
2.1.1 Technical paramete6
Handset
Model
Dimension(L x Wx T)
Weight 29
Model
Nominal voltage
Maximum charge voltage
Capacity
Standby duration
Talk duration
Travel charger
Model
lnput
2.1.2 l@ns
ln the standby mode, the following i@ns may appear in
lndicate the intensity of network signals
Show missed €lls
Lo€tion by satellite
EReceive a new message
An application is being downloaded
The downloading is over
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The alarm clock has been set and activated
A call is in progress
fhe phone is playing a song
The phone is being charged
Enable USB
The access is blocked
Get connected to the wireless network
Turn on the Bluetooth
No SlL card is installed in the phone
GPRS data connection is on
K.v ExDlanaiions
Home key At any status, press the key to return to the
Power key Hold down this key to turn your phone off
Side volume keys During the @nversation, press the two keys
to adjust the volume.
While playing an audio file, press the two
Menu kev o{
Re-turn kev to the previous
Note: ln this guide, the phrase "press the key'refers to pressing and
thereafter
releasing a key. "Hold down a key" refers to pressing a key and
keeping it depressed
for 2 seconds or longer.
The descriptions and functions of keys depend on the model of
Your Phone.
2-g Uslng the touchscren
Your phone provides many touch keys in the Main screen. To use
these keys correctly, @librate the touch screen in advance
Meanwhile please follow the instructions:
rDo not touch the screen with wet hands
rDo not touch the screen with great forces.
rDo not touch the screen with metallic or conductive objects.
2.4 Conn*tlng to the network
2.4,1 lnserting and removing the SIM card
r Tum offthe phone; remove the battery and unplug other external
power supplies. lnsert the SIM card into the SIM holder as shown
in lhe phone.
r When you need to remove the SIM €rd, turn offthe phone'
remove the battery and then remove the SIM card from the
holder
Warning: Do turn off your phone before removing the SIM card. Never
insert or remove the SIM @rd when an extemal power supply is
connected, as this may cause damage to the SIM card.
2,4,2 Turning your phone on and off
To turn on your phone, hold down the power key on the top ofthe
right side; to turn offthe phone, hold down the power key.
lf you have turned on your phone without inserting the SIM card'
the phone will prompt you to install the SIM card. With the SIM €rd
already inserted, your phone automati€lly verifies the availability ofthe
SIM card.
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2.2 Key explanations
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Th€n, the scr*n shom the followittg in order:
Enter PlNl-if you have st the SIM card password,
Entgr phone password-if you have st your phone password.
Search for network-the phone searches for th6 appropriat€
netrcrk.
Noti@s:
tfwhen you turn on lhe mobile.phone, an exclamation mark appears on
the screen and does not disappear, this is possibly caused by
misoperation, that is, you press the power key and the volume up key at
the same timer Such misoperetion activates the recovery mode, hence
ihe occuffen@ f exclamation mark. lf you just turn offthe phone, next
time when you turn.it on, it will still come to the recovery mode.
Solution:
Press the home key when the exclamation mark and robot appear, a
menu will pop up; Use the m6nu key to slect '?obot system now' to
restart the" phone,
2.4,3 Unlocking the SIM card
The PIN I (porsonal identifi€tion number) secures your SIM card
from being misused by others. lf you havs sel€cted this functlon, you
must enter the PlNl @de eaah time you tum on the phone so.that you
may unlock the SIM card and then make or answer calls, You €n
deactivate SIM @rd protection (see "Safety sttings'). ln this case, the
misuse ofyour SIM card @nnot be prevented.
r Press the Hang Up key to turn your phone;
r Enteryour PIN1 code. Clear the in@rect digits by using the right
sofr key and press OK for confirmation. e.g. if your PlNl is1234,
pl€ase enter:
1234
lf you enter incorrect numbets forthr€6 times in su@ssion, your
SIM card will be locked and your phone will ask you to 6nter PUK 1
numben lf you do nol know the PUK 1 @de, do not try. lnstead, @ntact
your network seruim provldsr Sse 'Safsty settings",
Note: yournetwork servics provider sets a standard PIN 1 code (4 to 8
digits) for your SIM card. You should immediately change this number
See "Safety settings'
2.4.4 Unlocklng your phone
To prevent unauthorized use, you €n set phone protection. lf you
have selected this function, yeu must draw unl@king pattsrn each time .
you tum on your phone, to unlock the phone and then make or ansrer
calls. You may clear the unlocking pattern (se Safety sOttings). ln this
cause, the unauthorlzed use ofyour phone ennot be protactod.
lf you forget your phone passrcrd, you must @ntact the retailer or
lo€l authorized seryi@ 6nter to unlock tho phonE.
2.4.5 Connoctlng lo th€ network
r One your SIM €rd is unlocked, your phon6 soarches for
available network automati@lly
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(the scren will show the network searching ls undemy). lf your
phone has found the avallable network, th€ name ot network seryie
providor appeare atthe @il€r of sor€en,
Not€: lf 'only for Emergency €lls' appoaB on the scEen, lt indi€tes
that you are beyond the nElwork @v€rag€ ($rvi€ area), and that you
@n still make smergancy €lE depending on the slgnal intensity.
2,4.6 Maklng a call
When the logo of n€twork sruie provider appears on the sqeen,
you @n make or answer a call. The baE at thb upper left corner of screen
indi@te the intensity of network signal.
conversation quality is signifioantly affected by obstacles, thus
moving within a small area while making or answering a @ll @n improve
the conversation quality,
2.4.7 Maklng a domestlc call
ln the Dial screen, enter a number, and pres the Dlal lGy to make a call. To
change the number, del€te the digits you havo gntered. During diaiing, the
anlmation appeare on the scr@n. Aft6r tho €ll lsplcked up, the $r*n will
show mll status infomation. lf the connEc'tlon elsrt tone has ben set. your
phone will ring the alert tone (netrc* deipnderit).
Toend a €ll, press the Hang Up key. . . .
Zone @de Phone number Dial k€y
2.4.8 Maklng an lnternatlonal mll
To make an international ell, hod diwn tlieo f.qy;h'the Dialing
screen until the intemational prefix '+' for appgars. Thig aldv6 you to dial
an international number without knowing ib intematlonalf* (s.9. 00 for
China), Following th6 entry of int€matibrial pEfix, €nt€rth€ country mde
and @mplet6 phone number For the @untry @des, follow the general
convontlons, for 6xampl€, 49 for Germany, 44 for UK, and 46 for Sweden.
Like making an intornational call via a fixed telephono, omlt the
'0' at the head of a city code.
For example, to call our hotline from another @unlry, you cn
dial: +8621 ',t14
+ Countrycode. Compl6tephonenumber Dialkey.
2.4.9 Making a call trcm the llst
Ail €lls dialed and reBived are stored within a list io your phone.
Those dialed and re@ived re@ntly are exhibited at the top of the list (see
'Call Register"). All the numbere are sorled by Dialed Calls, Re@ived
Calls and Missed Calls. Your phone also provides options for you to view
all €lls. Wh6n the ell R€gister is full, the old numbeB will b6 d6let6d
automati€lly. To vlew the list, do th€ following:
r To view the dialed €lls, press the Dial k6y
r You can dial any number from the llst by pr€ssing the Dial key.
When ths €ll list appeare, press QK to see details, or go to
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opttons save to place the number rnto your Phonebool(.
2,4,10 Maklng an emergency call
lf you are beyond the network cove.age (see
network-signal-intensity bars at the upper left corner of the screen), you
€n still make emergency calls. lf your network seryice provider does not
provide roaming seruice to the area, the screen will show "only for
emergency calls', alerting you that you can only make such calls. lf you
are within the network coverage, you can also make emergency calls
even without the SIM card.
2.4.11 Call menu
The Call menu is only visible during an active call, and features
such as Call Waiting, Call Diverting, and Multiple-party Call are network
dependent. Contact your nehvork seryice provider.
The call options include:
Mute
Mute
Do not send local voi@.
Hands free
Switch on the loudspeaker to amplify the voice.
Hold
Put the current call on hold or retrieve the €ll on hold.
End a call.
End the current call.
New call
l\rake another new @ll
Click Menu key - start voice recording
Start voice recording.
3 Functional Menu
(x Part of the following features depend on specific models)
3.1 File Management
The flle management is composed of sdcard and sd€rd 2, while
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sd€rd is the memory ofthe phone, sd€rd.2 is the external SD card. In
the file management, files €n be searched rapid, deleted or edited in
each card and
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3.2 Sendlng an Email
You can send an Email to anyone who has an Email address.
Entering the procedure and set an account, you can click the
account so that you come into the account already created, you can also
activate, compile and create an a@ount and then delete the operating.
The email €n be sent and received just like in a computer. This
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3.3 Dialing
When dialing, you can have a quick a@ss to the call records, contacts
and digit dial keyboard(used for manual dialing) by the menu key on the
screen
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3.4 3G vid@ call
Click a number portrait in the phonebook, and you can do these
things instantly: dial, send a message and make a video call. During the
video call, you can select applications such as adjusting it to mute mode,
switching to robot portrait, turning off the voice and intercepting photos to
SD card.
3.5Calculator
Your phone prov;des a calculator with 4 basic functions for the
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"::",lii and you derete the input and ourput in
bitwise.
Notice: this calcutor is of limited accuracy and sometimes it causes
eror. please forgive us for the inconvenience.
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3.6 Browser
The browser allows you to surf on the net and browse the page
just like on the @mputer. You can create on the phone a bookmark and
synchronize it with computer. You can have a quick access to your
favorite sites on the main screen.
You could view web pages in longitudinal or transverse mode.
The page rotates according to the rotation of the phone and automatically
adjusts to fit the page.
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Volce Becorder
The r€corder could be used to record audio flles.
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3.9Settings
your phone settings.
SIM card managemenl SIM card can be managed and made
settings.
WLAN: WLAN can be turned on and off and made some
settings.
Bluetooth: Bluetooth can be turned on and off and settings are
made.The information flow usage: lt makes you in full awareness of the
usage of the information.
More: Click more and you will set up flight mode and VPN and
more.
Audio profiles: General, silent, meeting and outdorr optional. ln the
meanwhile, customized setting-up of some scene modes are allowed.
Select a mode and enter the customized setting-up, operational are
To play back voice re-*,"n, r* I
The audio files are automatically stored on your phone. Click the lvenu
key,
and you can operate and set the recorded voice. The flle can be in
document manaqement and various players can be selected to play the
voices.
3.8 Calendar
Calendar allows you to view your schedules and events at any time.
You may view schedules one by one or several ones at the same time.
Select to show calendar by day, week or month. lf "by week (or
month)", the calendal will be shown by week (or month). This application
is convenient for you to view schedule or add events.
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