Chinavision CVVX-M209 User manual

Thank you very much fo. yout cholce of this product dsigned by
our @mpany!
Contents
For you safety............. .................................2
About You Phore........ .._......................__._-_..3

For your saHy
Read th6e slmple Euldeltc E- - rtt ffi! be
dangerous or ltlegal, Furtha d€iaH ffi - llai li ttlis
manual.
ROAD SAFETY
Always keep your hands free to operate ths EaE * fiig
Park the vehicle before using your phone.
SwlTCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT
using of wireless telephones in aircratt may disrud ilE
operation of the aircraft, lt ls dangerous and illegal. lnille
switching ofl the phone before going aboard.
SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS
Follow any restrlctions or rules. switch ott the phone near
medi€l equipment.
$IIEH OfFTV}Ei REFUEIMi
Slitdr dtf€ C@ d a rE+Jding point or any fuel or chemicals
ptacE
51Erf OFFElrftIIgmF(rr
:br: E il ffi ffi tlE4 b h p.ogE Ohserve
1Erd6 *1&a[EgLtuEnt,
mmc
fil nroF F [} b Sc to lnterference, whlch
qm!ilmiFibrc
t[rmw
h n t ruira pdion explalned in the product
dl&dr" Lt dr the antenna unnecffi rily.
!ME5EIIETUEi
lh .di lb ryu.d abarl1HE and b&tier Do not
milEilgepaodoctr
m.iq,.ls
h !t tsi..r. b *tdEd 6 -d in stia Entet the
Eiriq luria. i$ dE Ft !r. i* L'- I ril gve your
E&EdftcdrralE@
AboutYour Phone
l- GllmpseorYourPhon€
HruHffiffi
2, (nowlngtheX€ys
reflpfl0n
Dress to end: or to exft a menu.
rcrer uN/wr ^ey (x,
Long prs to power phone ON/OFF;
Pre$ the Powe, t(eyto locked and quench LCD liEht,
E[ / ,sre] ir, (v)
Pr6 After dialingto conrect, pr6s if there is an lncoming
callto answer, prsfrom standby to go to SlM1,/SlM2 call
records list.
Naugad K6!€
Pres up(A)/down(D)/left(X)/right(W) directlon ln menu to
scroll, brcw or ln edlt oaEe to frove cursor.
Prs this key to select an ltem ln menu or llst.
Prs Irom standby mode to start the capture function.
sEe xerr
Pr€ this key to adiust volume.
NclIEE q (8,u, r,,N,d,Y,M,r,u,h,
Prs @rrepondlng keys io input number when dialing ot
numbeE and chaEcters when edltins.
Long pre$ from standby chanAes between Rh€inE & Vlbhte
Pre$ when edltlnC to chan{o lnDUt method.

D6crlptlon
?J6lp/down/lev.ight direction in menu to $roll, browse
or ln edit page to move cu6or.
Prs thls key to select an item in menu or list,
PrN from standby mode to start the capture function.
Presthis kevto adiust volume.
Press coresponding keys to input number when dialing or
numbers and charaders when editlnE.
uer xey
Delete the cursor in front gfcharacters,
tN he,
Long press FN key to switch to Ultre long waits for an
oDDodunitv mode
lnm xert
On edit prs the kye en switch uppercase or lowercase
mode.
ffi[q
Text editirE ffi did( this button hind Gn wrap
Appearc when an alarm ls set and activated.
Slr ttE @ived sigml drenEth.
SIE the .rE ge lwel of phone battery, Fuller
ts ird€te ffie power left. When charging, the
br rfl sdl until the battery is
1, InstallingSlM Card
a Please keep your SIM @rd away from reach of children.
a Scratch6 and bends 6n easlly damage the StM card.
Please be extra carelul when
installing, rmoving, handling or storingyour SIM €rd,
a Before installing or removing the SIM card, make sure
the phone is swltched OFF,
the back 6ver and battery. and then remove
1. Slide the back @vffi lpward the bottom ot the phone until it
can be removed.
2. Remove the battery (w Removing Battery).
3. Place SIM cad into theSlM holder
4. Fit the battery with the metallic contacts at the right bottom
comer.
5. Repla@ the back @ver byfitting it to the back ofthe phone.
2. lnstalllng ltlemory Card
Turn offthe phone, and take outthe battery.
Keep the golden color side of the Memory card downward, and
push lt gently to the right plae.
Before take out off the memory @rd, be sure to Power otf the
phone and remove the batte,yfirst.

.,,-a<t\:
,/rr,' ? ':\
..,, .- ' ,r
,' q ..-' \
': ..i-- )"
. \,_.;A\
(*'r ,--.r'
''a'-:<'4
3. lnstall Baftery
;. -,
a . ['- _.,...
/L ?.
.
.- ".;*, ;//:.
,..-" t-l:::"=,,:ai,
(loonnect the banery's metal touch points sepa€tely wlth the
battery @mpartment metal touch points, afld enter the battery
ba$ to the sloL
(2) Sllde the bad( ffr loward lhE top of the phone to lock the
@s into -rts p&ae
,*. Rsffi Batt*t
Reffi ttE bd{ @g tlrs BEh toretd the bottom o, the
ph* aid m the battdy al the atlhe top side enter to temove
._:!
a Seatings and data stoJed in the phone or SIM @rd may
be tDd & lhg battery is rcmoved.
5. C!rt? BaGry
CorrH t E .'la.gs to piler supply, and then insen the chaTger
tstir6tE yo jek.
Note:
1. Wheh charging DO NOT rGmoves or takes out the battery to
avoid the battery circuit to burn out.
2. While chargng, lt is normal that the phone and charger will
be@me hot.
3, It the batteiy is completely empty, it may take a period of
time berore the charglng icgn appears on the display.
6. USB Manag€ment
When USB cable plugged ln, phone wlll have the following
optionsi
a Ma$ sioEge: the phone can be connected to the PC
and used as a USB Flash Disk.
a Web€m: the phone @n be @nnected to the PC and
used as a PC @meE.
a COM pod: the phone €n be connected to the Pc and
usd as Dlal-Up Network.
7. Porer on and off
Press and hold Porer key to tum on/off the phone.
And if you have set PIN oi phone code, lnput it correctly.
a, Ssudty Cod3
Plil CodeThe PIN (Peenal ldentilication Number) code protects
your SIM €rd against unautho,i4d use. lt ls normally supplled
with the SIU 6rd package, Be @Eful whlle entering PIN code,
3 wrcngtri6 in entering PIN @de wlll block the SIM
from us, requiring input of PUK code to unblock, Please contact
your operator torfurther details,
PlN2 Code
The PlN2 code is iequired when activating certain special
leatures (such as €ll costs and tixed dlaling). lt is normally
supplied with the SIM card package, Be @reful whlle enterlng
PlN2 code,3 wrongtries in entering PlN2 codewlll block the SIM
from use, requiringl input ot PUK2 @de to unblock, Please
contact your operatorfor turther details.
PUl( Code
The PUK (Pe.enal Unblocklng Ney) @de is required to
unblock a blocked PIN code. lt is normally supplied with the slM
package; otheMse @ntact your seruice prcvider for the code.
Keep your PUK @de ln a sfe place, do not thpw it away.
Contact your serylce previder if it is lost.
lf your SIM is blocked, your phone wlll ask you to enter
PUK sde to unblock. You have 10 ts16 to enterthe rlght PUK

6d€, afterwhich yourSlM mlght be permanently blocked.
PtrgE Pasord
The Phone Code is a 4 to 8 digit surity code that protects
unauthorized use ofyour phone.
Ihe factory default @de is "1122". Ore actiEted, the phone
will ask you to enter Phone @de every time it is turned on. For
your protection, charge the default phone code as son as
po$ible.
Do not lorget your phone pa$word.
Call tunciloc
1. Maklnga call
Make a domEtlcell
Enter the phone nuober including the area code. Pre$ the talk
key to make a @ll.
new wirdow wlll be popped to infom you and your any operatlon
wlll be breken, lf you mised a call, a mised call log will appear
after you return to the start sreen.
3, Call optio$
During a call, pr6 Left soft key to enter call options or press
right mft key to open or close hand free functlon. And the
options content is changeable according to your call status. The
functions ot Call Waitlng; Call Hold need the support of net wgrk.
Here are some parts of the options, like 'Hold", 'End",, "New
Call','Phone BooK, "Me$age center','Sound Re@rder",
"Mute" and 'DTMF ,.
Text entry
You may be requested to input text msage many tim6 when
you using this phone. For example, when you wrlte a message ot
add a new phone book record, you can slect dlfferent input
methods, such as ABC, abc.....'
You can input characteE, letters, digltals or special characters
including punctuations,
Swltch lnput methods
ln a text entry state, you €n touch thetext entry icon'
Input method
Switch to upper@ or lowetmse mode
Pre$ a key once to in*rt the tirst letter on the key, twice Ior the
$cond letter, etc.
lf you pause bdefly, the last letter in the display is a@epted and
your phone awalts the next entry.
lnput speclal chalactel
When use any kind of method, ptes * key to display the
character list, and then prs the direction key to select the ltem.
lI you use English method, you @n als press'1' key to get the
character.
lnput blilk
When use any klnd of method except numetic method, pr*s'O'
key to lnput btank.
Menu operatlon
The phone provldes a sedous of menu. And you can select it
according to your need. The tunctions exist in these menus aid
submenus. Access the menus by pre$ing the shortcut key or
scrclling.
Accs menus by solllng
Pr6s the left selection key to enter the main menu in standby
Make an qteElon 6ll
When making an extenslon call, pre$ * key three times to get
"P" that ls a preflx o, extension numbers. lt will dial
automatlcally in several seconds since you dialed the telephone
exchange,
viz.: area cods{elephone exchange numbe*xtension
numbe6, then pre$ talk key.
Make an lnteretldal €ll
Enter the country @de, the area @de and the phone number,
prss talk key to dial, '+" is needed wher input @untry code,
and it @n be got by prEing * k€y twice, Dial to Hong kong,
Ma@o and Taiwan phone ibid.
Make a 6ll from Phone b@k
Enter Phone b@k, $lect the ph@e numbd, and then pr6 talk
keyto make a @llor pr6 @nter keyto make an lP €ll.
Redlala €ll by r@nt @ll llste
ln siandby mode, pre$ the dEht selectio ke), to fnd tie rccant
call lists, $roll to the number or name, th6 pr6 talk key to
dial.
2. Ansrer a ell
An in@mlng all window will be displayed 6 the phone receives
a @ll. The number wlll app@r on the wlndow lf you have opened
this fuction. It thls number ls not sved ln the phone book, tho
@ll's district number wlll show lt on the wlndow.
Prs lett $ft key or talk key to aEwer lt, Pres right soft key
6n *i to silence.
tf an inmming €il arrlved durlngyour opeEtlon In subuindow, a

mode. P.e$ the diretion key scrolling to acce$ the menu ahd
select OK. lf the menu have some submehu, press the direction
key scrollingto access the submenu and select OK. press .BACK'
to back.
Acc6 menus by 6lng a shortcut
Some items like menu, its submenus and options can be
acce$ed by clicking the shortcut icon ih stand by mode.
Menu tunctiore
l- M€ge
L1. Wrlte m69ge
Access this menu to edit and send message, press.options" to
do as following Send to, lnput method, Add picture, Add sound.
Add vid6, Add subject. Stide options. Switch to MMS,
Adyanced, Saw. Detaits. Advanced including insert text template,
insert attachment. insed contact Number, lnse( contact Name,
insert bookmail. After finished edit, user can choose serd or
save msage.
,-2 lnbox
Acce$ this menu to yiew the received me$ages/MMS.
When has the new mesge, the phone will ring, the unread
message i@n also to be able to appear on top of the screen,
Pr6 left efi key in view mesage screen to do the following
functio6: vi*. repty, €ll sender, forward, delete, delete all, save
to phonebook. move to archive, filter by.
,-3 DEffs
Store the SMS without sendingfor reediting and sending later
Acces this menu. *lect one SMS/M|S from llst, user cal send,
edit. ddete. delete all, copy all, move all and use numbei use
URL
L4 Outbox
Ac6 thli menu to viewthe send lailed messages.
Prs left $ft key in viewing mesage screen to send, edit,
delde. @py to phone/SlM, move to phone/StM, delete a[. copy
all. mre all and 6e number, use URL etc.
,-5 SeI|t msge
A6 this menu to view the sent me$ages.
Prs lelt oft key in viewing mesge screen to send, edit,
delete. 6py to phone/StM, move to phone/StM, delete all, copy
all. tl1@ all and @ number, use URL etc.
l-6 Del€de regB
A.Gs lhb menu to *lect delete inbox\drafts\outbox\sent
meg6.€llmeges.
!7 B.oad6t rcge
Br!.ri..i prbljc rdbmation sent b\ the nenvo.kproviders. Use Ceil
Brr:c.rq *nice. \'ou can receive infomation oD various subjects
ia.r ,:it..:t F.o\ider For more availabie infomation, please
conlacl )our locJl nelu'ork providers.
l-8 Templats
There are ten predefined texts. User can use them to edit or
delete.
,-9 Mffige $ttlngs
1.9,1 SMS settlngs Access this menu to do the following
functions: Profile Settings, Voice mail server , Common settings,
Memory Status, Pfeferred Storage.,
1,9.2 MMS settings Access this menu, user can edlt settings,
send sottings, recelve settings, server settings.
Thederault profile is china moblle MIUS. lf you use other network
SlM, please contact with the local operator and set the
patametels.
Note: The storage space lett for MMS in the phone is limlted. So
i, the Space is insulficient, please delete some unneaessary
MMS
2, Calerdar
Access this menu, the calendar will be shown on the screen
Press the direction key to change the date, and the calendar
shown on the screen will be changed accordingly.
3. Dlsplay
Set Wallpaper, Scren Saver, Power On/Off Display.
4. Vldeo Re@rdd
Enter video r@order, touch left soft key can enter some optlons:
Camcorder Settings, Video Settings, White balance, Effet
settings, Switch, Stora€e, Restote Default.
After setting, press oenter key(S) to start or Suspend recordlng.
Ahd then, touch right $ft key(Q) to stop and save.
At the same time touch the left(Z)/right(Q) soft key to return the
screen in video preview status. Touch center key to enter MMS
edit menu.
5. To Do
Tasks list may remind somebody to do some special things
which are speclfied by user. When there are some task llsts,
press left soft key or center key, you may entry a new screen
with following:
a Vlew:Viewthe selected task list.
a Add: Add a new task list
a Edih Edittheselected tasklist.
a Search: search item by time or by subject.
a Delete: Delete the selected task list.
a Delete all: Delete all task lists.
a Jump to date: jump to specified date .
11

a Send v4alendar: Send task tist by SMS, MMS, Blue Tooth, or
save it to file.
If you have set the alam for some task ljsts, trhen it time out, you
phone will begin to ring, and ii will show the task list.
a Save as lile: save selected hsk file to file manaser
6, Recorder
The sound recorder supports two formats: WAV and AMR.
When there's no recordingfile ih the current Storage Device,
you can touch left soft key or OK key to entry the options as
lollowing:
a New R@rd: Stad the recorder
a Play: Play the selected recording flle.
a Append: Append the recording data to the end ol the
selected file. (Only AMR tormat files support this operatioh.)
a Rename' Renametheselectedfilename.
a Delete' Deletethesetected recordingfiie.
a Llst: Display the recording fltes.
. gtlngs: Set r@rding format, AMR or WAV
When recording fi16 exist in the curent Storage Device, you can
pre$ left eft key or OK key to enter the Iollowing options:
a Deleteall, Deleteallthe r@ordingfiles.
a U* o, Send r@rding file to user proliles.
a Send: Send recordine file to user profiles, MMS, Bluetooth.
7. tan
JaYa : enter tojava game
JaE sttlng:you €n st java audio java vibration .select
SIM jaE SlMl- profile java SlM2 profite .heap size.
JaE defautt s4dty JAVA This is the default setting, do not
arbitrarity change the menu
The phone provides user Variety of game. Setst .came Help' to
view the details about the game.
8. Phoneb@k
When you enter phonebook press up(A)/down(D) key to setect
View. Send me$age, call, lP dial, edit, Delete, Copy, Move, Send
contact, Add to blacklist, Cailer group, Phonebooksettings.
Nfu:
1- Sending VCard @h ohty be supported when the received
phone al$ has this function. Othetuise the Voard €n not be
displayed normally on the received phone.
2. One ring tone can only be select as ca[er ring tone after the
file in the file manager sehd to the ring list,
3. Copy items trom phone to SIM card, it can only copy the
name and number of a record.
Only the record in call historJ can be set as the men$er in the group,
callerpichrre and calier ring tone.
9. Multlmedla
9.1Tty
Pre$ left soft(z) key to enter the Iollowing menus:
Set Reglon: Select the local area.
lnput channel: Directly input the TV frequency o, the channel.
Program List show channel list.
Go to Channel: Edit the channel index and play the chanhel.
Scan: Search and save the channel automatically.
Full Screen: Put into full screen.
Storagei Select the storage status.
Press the left key to play the previous channel ahd press the
right key to play the next channel.
Pre$ the down(D) key to reduce the volume and press the up(A)
key to increase the volume.
Press the Star key {*) to open or close lhe lull€creer display
mode.
Pre$ the #(l) key to open Iull screen playback,
The quatity of TV is influenced by the strength of television
signal.
9.2 CameE
Select camerc item in main menu to enter preview screen. Then
press scroll right(X) or left(W) key to adjust the exposure
parameter ahd scroll up(A) or down(D) key to adiust lens.
Press'f(B) key to set image size; press "2'(G) key to set image's
quality; press'4"(N) key to set white balance; pre$ '6'(Y) key to
set delay time, press "7'(M) key to set cont sho,
While preview, press soft left(Z) key to do the work photos,
camera settings, image settings, white balance, scene mode,
erlect setting,s, switch, storage and restore default to set the
parameters. And press center(S) key to take photo.
9.3 lmage vlewer
Acce$ this menu; you can view the picturcs in the list. lf you
select one picture, there are several operalions lncluding'view",
'brcwse style", "send', "Use as','rename",'delete",'sort by',
'delete all files'and 'storage'-
You can use a5 the picture to wallpaper, screen saver, power on
display, power off display, caller picture and send the picture as
multimedia me$age q via Bluetooth. Whether the opehtion
can be succe$ful or not is related to some tactors such as the
slze of the scteen.
9.4 Vldeo recordet
Enter video recorder, touch left(Z) key can enter some options:
Camcorder Settings, Video Settings, White balance, Effect
settlngs, switch, storage, Restore Default.
13

After setting, pre$ cehter(S) key to start or Suspend recording.
And then, touch right(Q) icon key to stop and save.
At the same time touch the left(Zyright(Q) icon key to return the
screen ln video preview status. Touch center(S) MMS icoh to
enter MIr4S edit menu.
9.5 Vldeo player
Access the menu, you can enter lilm list and pre$,.option, to
cboGe a movie clip to play, Send, rename, delete, delete all files ,
sort by and storage.
While playing. pr6 scroll up(A) or down(D) key to adjust ptay
speed, $roll right(Q) or left(Z) icon key to adjust the rate of
plqgrs. key to switch to full screen and prs Eg and
EI key to adjust votume.
9,6 Sound @rder
The $und recorder supports two tormats: WAV and AMR.
When there's ro recording file in ihe current Storage Device, you
can prs leftiz) $ft key or OK{S) key to enler the lollowing
optlons:
a Nil Resd; Stan the rc@rder.
a Lisi: Displaythe reordingfiles.
a Play. Piay the seided rsording file,
a Append: Append the reording data to the end of the
slected file. (Odly ALR format
files spport this opqation.)
a R4are. Raame the selded file name.
a Oel€te: Delete the *lected recordingfile.
o Del€teall' Oelete allther4ordingfiles.
o u* s, Sed re@rding file to user profiles,
o Send: Send r@rdingfile to user prcfrles, MMS, Bhetooth.
a S€tdngF: Set [email protected] Storage, format. AMR or WAV.
9.7 FH Edio
ln the FM radio screen, you can pr6s the left(Z) or right(e)
direction key to switch broadcast channels; Press down(D)
dirdion key to stop / play; press up{A) direction key to open
aub *arci.
During listening the radio, you can adjust volume by.-"key and
.+'key.
Search channels
1. ln playing menu, Scroll up to turn onloff automatic searching,
then *roll left(X)/right(W) to search the chanhel automatically,
the Dhone would stop searching alter reaching a channel.
2. ln the option list, seled the menu 'Preset Auto search, to
*arch all channels and save them in the channel tlst
automaticallY.
3, ln playihg menu, press the number keys(B,G,T,N,H,YM,J,U,K) to
enter the relevant channels.
channel llst
At most 30 charnels could be saved in the list.
Manual lnput
Directly input the FM frequency oflhe channel.
- Autg search
To search all channels and save them ln the chahnel list
automatically.
Settlngs
To set the'background playing', state.
NotB: The qualiry- of FM is influenced by the mnge ofbroadcasting
station.
10. Bluetooth
The phone suppods Bluetooth. lt can realize the functions such
as phooe call and data exchange etc while wirele$ly connected
with headphones, computer or any other handheld devices.
Power: Open or close this function.
- Visibility: Active the Bluetooth been searched or not.
My Device
Display the cufient or once connected devlce, and
inquiry the new one.
Search Audio Device
Search for the supported device (Ior example:
Eluetooth headphone).
My name: display the Bluetooth name.
Advanced
Audio Path: Select the path for Audlo.
Slorage; select the storage status,
Sharing permission: Manage shared folder and access right
My address: Display the Bluetooth inlormation of the phone.
fL Calculator
The phone can be used as a calculator to finish some simple
arithmetic work. Press number key(B,G,T,N,H,YMJ,U,K) to enter
the number. Press # key to enter radix polnt. Press tho sctoll
up(A), down(D), left(X) or right(W) key to enter plus, minus,
ftultiplication or division. Press the right(Q) soft key can delete a
numberr Press cente(S) key to get the result.
12, Alarm
Set the alarm time and it will remind you by alen tone or
vibration when the alarm time expires.
You can set 5 alams iil lhe phone at most
t4

,3. Stopwatch
There are two types of stopwatchesi typical stopwatch and n-Way
stopwatch.
14 Call center
14.1 Call hlstory
Select call history from main menu, you can view the information
about call history including missed calls, diated calls, received
calls, Select a number, then you can select Vlew, eall, lp dial,
Send mesage, Save to phonebook, Add to btacklist. Edtt before
call, Delete, Delete all, Advanced,
Advanced option including €ll timer, calt cost, text msEi. couhter
and GPRS 6unter.
14.2 ell *ftings
Divert your incoming calls to voicemail or other numbers for
stMVstM2.
There are live diverting ways, each of which can be set to swltch
on; switch oft and search. When the phone is switched on, key in
the number to diven a@ording to the indications on the scaeen.
14.2.1 SlMl (SlM2) 6lls sttings:
a CallerlD
The.e are th6e options: "set by network", "hide id,, and "send
id'.
. Catlmiing
lf it is supported by y@r *ilice provider, call waiting will notities
you of an incoming 6ll even i, you are in a calt. you can then
accept, Eject, o, ignore the in@mi.€l call.
To make this fundion available. plese contact 106l network
Provider.
a Calldivert
Call diverting is a network sMcs, it teils your network to dir€rt
incoming calls to another number to arcid mising a call.
The followlng is available: dived all voice calts, dived if
unreachable. divert if no anseer, diveat if busy. divert all data
€lls. and @ncel all diven.
a Call baning
lf it is supported by your seryice provider, this function will
enable you to restrict the incoming or outgoing calts.
a Lin€swltching
Enter this menu user @n swltch to linel or line2.
14,2.2 Advan@ settlngs
> Bladdist
There will block the call or mesage which contact is existed in
filtered contact list to keep ih touch with this phone user when
thh function is turned on.
> Auto redials
It can dial the same phone number automatically after a failing
dial wlth this function.
> lPdlal
You can set the prefix tP number with thls function.
> Call tlme dlsplay: Set it to .on, or .off" state
> Call tlme rcmlnder There will be a hint sound when the setting
time passed durng a call.
> Auto qulck end: tum on or off thls function. It can dial rhe same
phone numb€r autororically atio a failing dial with this function.
Reiect by SMS: Wlen incoming a call, press left soft key and selecr
this function, then the phone will send message ..cali you later,, to the
15. AIbum
Access this menu; you can view the pictures in the tist. lf you
select one picture, there are several operations includlng .vlew,,
'browse style', "send', "Use as,',.rename', .delete", .sort by',
'delete all tiles'and 'storage,.
You can use as the picture to wallpaper, screen saver, power on
display, power olf display, caler picture and send the picture as
multimedia message or vla Bluetooth. Whether the operation
can be succesful or not is related to some factors such as the
size of the screen.
15. Camera
Select camera item in main 6enu to ehter preview screen. Then
pre$ scroll right(X) or left(W) key to adjust the exposore
parameter and scrol up(A) or down(D) key to adjust lens.
Pre$'1'(B) key to set image size; prss,2,(G) key to set image,s
quality; press '4'(N) key to set white batance; press .6'(, key to
set delay time, press'7'(lvl) key to set cont sho.
While preview, press soft teft(Z) key to do the work: photos,
camera settings, image settings,, white balance, scene mode,
' effect settings, switch, stolage and restore detault to set the
parameters. And press eenter(S) key to take photo.
L7, Seryiges
lnternet seryice
Your phone suppoxt WAP function. After the nece$ary settings,
you can use this function normally.
Note: To open this function, you should apply cpRS service to
your SIM card.
Ir WAP user can visiting homepage, display the exist
record th€ website you have yisited recently, store the
sent ftom the seoice provider ed seting WAp
18. lpod
Audio player
bookma.ks,
infomation
17

Select audio player item in main menu. Press the scroll up(A) key
to play or pause and scroll down(D) key to stop Mp3, Press the
scroll left(X)/right(W) key to switch to the previous/next song'
touch "+'and I' key to adjust volume. ln playing interface, pr6s
'List" to enter the list oI $ng, then pre$ '"option' to do the work
such as Play, Detail, Add to Rings, Refresh List and Settings'
The concrete operations in Settin8ls are'Player setting", 'Display
settings','Sound eftects', "Bluetooth settings'.
Note: lf'List Update'is opened, the play list will be created
automatically form phone or memory card according to the
storage. lf closed, the user should create or delete the file in play
list manually.
19. MSN
You @n use it to chat with your friencls, families and pailneE.
Select' Help' to viewthe introduction about it.
20, U*r Prcf,16
User profiles define how your phone teacts when you receive a
call or a mesEle, how your keypad sounds when you touch a
key, and more. Each of the available profiles can be left at their
delault setting or customized to suit your needs. Select and
customize the most suitable profile for your situation The
availabte mod6 are General, Meeting, Outdoor, lndoor, Headset
and Bluet@th.
Itr smdby mode, you can touch and hold key # to switch to silent
mode.
2L Video
Acces the menu, you can enter film list and press'option'to
cho6e a movie clip to play, Send, rename, delete, delete all files ,
sort by and storage:
While playing, pr6s scroll up(A) or down(D) key to adjust play
speed, scroll right(Q) or left(z) icon key to adjust the rate of
progrs. key to switch to lull screen and press E and Il
key to adjust volume.
22. Flle manaElel
It provid6 you the Iunctions such as browsing media files,
ch*king storage space and lotmattlng function.
When browsing the media fils, you can operate the selected
fils such as vieu rename coping, deletingetc.
23, Settlngs
23.1 Dual SIM swltch
Select with SIM status: Use this lunction user can select dual SIM
before power the Phone.
Use detault mode: the same as dual SIM settlngs mode.
23.2 Dual SIM settlngF
Use this functlon user can switch between dual Sllvl open, only
SlMl open. only SlM2 open. flight mode.
23.3 Pen €llbratlon
You can calibrate the touch screeh accordlngto the indication.
23.4 Phone setup
Tlme and Date
Set the home city, time and date, time and date,s rormat.
Schedule power on/of,
You can set 4 power on/off schedule, and the phone will
power on or power otf according to the settihgs.
Language
Select the operating lahguage.
Accelercmeter Callbratlon
You can calibrate the Accelerometer accordingto the
indication..
-. Ac@lercmeter Settlngs
The phone provides user Tselections, llke as Song Switch, FM
Channel Switch, TV Channel Switch, W Rotate, Video Rotate,
lmage Rotate and lmage Switch.
Prer, lnput methods
You can set the detault input methods in text edttor.
- Display
Set Wallpaper, Screen Saver ahd Power On/Off Display.
- Auto update of date and time
Set the state to "on' or "olf". ll the state is 'on", when
connecting to swap hetwork, the date and time will be
update.
- Handwilting
Set the Pen Speed and Coloi
UART seftings
Select the S,M status.
Touch Vibrator
Open or close this touch vibrator.
- Misc. settlngs
LCD backlighl You can set the backlight duration and
brightness.
23.5 N€twork setup
This feature is available to operate network settings when you
are roaming or travel outside. Access the menu; you can select
the network manually or automatlcally.
Before use the network, you must contact your local seryice
provider or the roaminEl area before you use this tunction.
1. Addfrcmllst, Add a networkfrom PLMN list.
2. New: Add a new network.
t9
l8

3. Change prlority. Change the priority of the network,
4. Delete' Delete the current network.
23.6 S@urlty stup
You can set the security settings to protect the phone or SIM card
from unauthorized use. The default secudty code is 1122.
23.6,1 SlM,.i/SlM2 Seurlty setup
. SIM Lock
Set the phone to ask for your PIN code each time you start your
phone (if thlsfunction is supported by your SIM card).
Note: After three consecutive incorrect PIN code entries, the
code will be blocked, and you need the PUK 6ode to unblock it.
The PIN code and PUK code are usually supplied by the SIM card.
lf you don't get them, please contact with the supplier The
default PIN code is 1234 usuallY
a ChanEe peword
You can change PIN code, PlN2 code here.
23.6.2 Phone L@k
Phone lock €n be used to lock the device to avoiding
unauthorized use.
Set the phone to ask Ior your security code each time you staft
your phone.
23.6.3 Aqto keypad I@k
lf the keypad is locked, you can unlock it by pre$ing send key'
then click on the center point orslip the cover to unlock keypad
You can set the auto lock time in the submenu of this function,
then the key will automati€lly be locked if there is no more
action of the Phone.
23.6,4change Pa$wotd
You can change phone lock pa$word here.
23.7 conneetlvity
23.7.1 Bluet@th: The phone supports Bluetooth. lt can realize
the functions such as phone €ll and data exchange etc while
wirelesly connected with headphones, computer or any other
handheld devices,
- Poweri Open or close thisfunction'
Visibility: Active the Bluetooth been searched or not.
My Device
Display the current or once connected device, and
inquiry the new one.
- S6rch Audio Device
Search for the supported device (for example:
Bluetooth headphone).
My name: display the Bluetooth name.
Advanced
Audio Path: Select the path forAudio.
Sto6ge; *lect the storage status.
Sharihg permission: Manage shared folder and ac@$ rlght.
My address: Display the Bluetooth information of the phone.
23.7,2 Data account lt contain'cPRS'data account.
ln order to use WAP function normally, please right setting:
Acoount Name, DNS, user name and pa$word.
23.8 Restore factory settlngs
You can reset some of the Phone settings to their original values
by input phone lock password.
23.9 Sound effed
- Audlo effect
You can select different effect ot the equalizer by presing left or
right key.
24. ExtE
You can use vadous functions provided in this phone, including
calculator, stopwatch, E-Book reader.
Cdlculatot
The phone can be used as a calculator to finish some simp,e
arithmelic work. Prcs number key(B,G,T,N,H,YMJ,U,t() to enter
the number Press # key to enter radix point, Pr6s the scaoll
up(A), down(D), left(X) or right(W) key to enter plus, minus,
multiplicatlon or division. Press the right(Q) soft key can delete a
number; Press center(S) key to get the rsult.
Stopwatch
There are two types of stopwatches: typical stopwatch and n-Way
stopwatch.
E-Book readel
You can read TXT rormat tile. While reading, press 'Option" to do
the work such as Find, Jump to, Go to bookmark, Add bookmark
etc.
25. Security
You can set the security settings to protect the phone or SIM cad
trom unauthodzed use, The default security code is 1122.
25.1 SlMl,/SlM2 S@urity setup
. SIM Lock
Set the phone to ask for your PIN code each time you start your
phone (if this function is supported by your SIM card).
Note: After three consecutive lncorrect PIN code enliles, the
code wlll be blocked, and you need the PUK code to unbtock it.
The PIN @de and PUK code are usually supplied by the StM card.
lf you don't get them, please contact with the supplier The
default PIN code is 1234 usually.
a Change pGword
You can change PIN code, PlN2 code here.

25.2 Phone Lock
Phone lock can be used to lock the device to avoiding
una!thorized use.
Set the phone to ask lor your security code each time you start
your phone.
25.3 Auto Keypad Lock
You can set the auto lock tlme in the submenu o, this fuhction,
then the key will automatically be locked lf there is no more
action ot the Phone.
25.4 Change Ffa$word
You can chmge phone lock passwold here.
26, Fun & Games
The phone provides user several games. Select 'Game Help' to
viewthe details about the game.
26.1 QQ: You can use lt to chat with your friends, families and
partners. Select ' Help' to vlew the introduction about lt.
25.2 MSN : You en use it to chat with vour friends, families and
partners. Select " Help'to view the introductlon about it.
came Center : GPRs"haffic generated durlng the download
proce$ shall be charged by local operators. Please calt the
customer seryice phones oI the local operators to consult about
the specific charg6.
26.3 JAVA enter tojava game
Java setting :you can set java audio iava vibration ,select
SIM java SlMl profile Java SlM2 profile ,heap size'
Java defautt s4urity: JAVA This is the default setting, do not
arbitErily ctange the menu
The phone provides user Variety of game. Select 'Game Help" to
view the details about the game.
27. Tlmezone
Under this mehu, you can look up current time and time zones ot
difierent citl6 in the world after selectingthe time zone.
2A. Dual Mode
U* this function user can swltch between dual SIM open, only
SlMl open, only SlM2 open, flight mode
Affirl6
Battery
ExtE batteries ot various @pacities are available from our
compahy or through your dealer-
Charger
Ught weight, practical quick chargers used for chatging on wall
outleb. Cta.ElinEl tlme is about 1,5 to 4 hours, The charging
@ndition is being dlsplayed on screen. You may use your phone
while charging.
Headset-
You can accept or reject the comihgcall by hook key in headset.
NOTE: Don't plug out headset when call in oi call out process.
Maintain and Carc
Caring for Battery
This phone uses a r@hargeable battery as power source, when
the charge is weak, recharge immediately to protect the batter
life. lt is best to drain the battery charge tirst.
When not using the charger, unplug it from the power source and
the phone. Over charging will shorten the battery lite. Not teave
the charger connected to the unlt or battery for more than a
Temperature affects battery charge capacity. Your battery may
need to be warm up or cool down before charging. lf the battery
temperature is lower than 0"C and higher than + 45'C., it will
not recharge.
Use the battery as it is originally intended. Do not short circult
the battery by connecting the positive and negative terminals
with a conductor.
Do not use a damaged battery
The battery will not pefiorm properly and its life will be
shortened if exposed to extreme temperatures.
Do not place the battery in Iire; follow local awls and ordinances
in disposing used battery.
Malntenance
Do not leave your phone within the reach of small children
(certain removable parts may be accidentally ingested).
Do not use your phore in damp areas (bathroom, swimming
pool...). Protect it from liquids and other moisture.
Do not expose your phone to extrcme temperatules lower than -
10'C and higher than + 55"C.
Safety
Use of your phone is subject to sa{ety measures designed to
protect users and their ehviroament.
Road efety
Do not use your phone when driving. ln order to give your lull
attention to driving, stop and park safely before maklng a call.
You must comply with any current legislation
Alrcraft sfety
When t.avelling by plane, you will need to switch your phone off
when so instructed bythe cabin crew or the warning signs. Using
a mobile phone may be dangerousto the operation of the
aircraft and may disrupt the phone network. lts use is illegal and
you could be prosecuted or banned from using cellular networks
in the future if you do not abide by these regulations.
Environment *fety

. Your phone is a radio tiansmitter whlch may intertere with
electronic medical equlpmeht or lmplants, such as heafing
aids, pacemakeG, insu,ln pumps, etc. lt ls recommended
that a minlmum separation of 15 cm be malntalned
betw@n the phone and an implant. Your doctor or the
manufactrreB of such equlpment wlll be able to glve you
any advlce you may need in this area
. Do not use your phone in damp areas,
Techni€l Spedf,€tlons
Handset Weight About 829
Dlmenslons: 11o.8*56*9.9mm
Battery:
Band: 3.7V 900mAh
GSM850/GSM900,/DCS1800/PCS1900MHZ
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
2.10
2.11
&eii q,8.......................................
fi4HElnlC@...............................
4tsilui8...................................
{t,H usB ri 6E.............
'ft.EitH4;F:...............
+inlffik...............
i;,8........................
E m.......................
.E^........................
....28
...28
.''...'..',,-.,,..,. 3o
...........31
.'..',..,.,31
,.-.,,..,'-31
.'. -..,'..,'. --.''..''..,...34
...'...,,..,,...'...,..',,'.'.''',..,36
..'...'...,,-..'....,..'...,...''.',,37
Battery lnto:
Battery Capabllity Call Duration Duration
Li-ion 900mAh 4 hours 7 days
NOTE: Actual operating conditions depend on the local .etwork
envlronment, SIM, and usr behavior,
Walnlng: Any con*quence caused by misuse, abuse, or not
tollowing any and all of the abov+written su€lSestions and
instructioc shall not hold the producer in any way responsible to
any degree.
Announement The manutacturer reserys the right to change
or upg€de speiflcations or software versions without prior or
separate notice. Trade marks mentioned or used in this material
belongto their respectlve owneE.
4.t
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.7
4.8
4.9
4.t0
4.1 I
4.12
4.13
4.11
4.t5
1.16
4.t7
4.18
4.19
4.20
4.21
4.22
4.23
4.24
1.25
...37
...3',7
*B................. .... ......... ........... .............37
JAVA ..................................................................38
€ifrE................................................................38
*!x1+...... ........... .... ....... . ................. 3e
ffi2'............................ ......................................42
......43
,,-..'43
....43
41
tEr,[................. ................................................47
inlH#................................................................48
rPoD................................. _.. _.. _
'..'...,,..,,-..,.. 4s
MSN........................ .
IHH........ .. ............. -
ilfi ...............................
l#1...............................
88.., .,,,.,...._..... .....
fftrE................................
?+................
..,,..',.,,,-..'.....,,,-...'..'..,19
,,...,...'..',,-.....''..,,...,'..50
,-..'''' ..,...'......,...'..,,50
,.,,..,.'',,,.,''..''..,,...,...''51

I E*t4#ffi
4.21 r,ftr.............................. s6 tn*i€+q, Fi}a+4,EJ6E*ElEfu&eI,$Ei*€.
4.28 H-t....................................................................56 trE*e#-
4.2s aa......................................................................56 g+r'f64&tr+fft.lE*rEifi,iE&tr+.
s ffi *itEE- ................................57 iriErf*fr
5.1 ffi i*ElE^trffi............................................s7 &rtBth-!t(*16i\\)*.#frDp rynfi,l+,+fri1fr)il\turt,GhtFH+
s.2 irf,rtl&#{'1i*................................................57 ft.
5.3.+E#,j,\............................................................57-*4Eafi,r$*Xf[
5.4 +I#l,\*........................................................s7 &AHrt*fi.1\rh+1n,4Lf1,-L1FH+rt,6{!fu&ffi-E &E16
s.s &+ffi7.8........................................................s7 Efi!.
6 €Hfl*AH,B...............'............"..............'.'................s8 *8tr*.&Wti+.tit"
4.26 trE....................................................................55
7 ffi*.. .................62 EH4.r4ffit+d1f6ElfrC+trffi1trt*,ffi4.&.88!&&.iH€-ft
[ti* 1, ffi+&F+'HFPA -------........62 g+E[€.*I#d]EIIl.
[ft*2, EEfTEE{+,}4 ......................63 fft
&+s*fl8
- tt+tqtu}-tpryE+sffiME.&+lL{tH+i[4EJ6EFE++/r
. &ftwtt,,jt^*fr+ffi.
Fnn<
tB+ttTBEtsrJ<,i6.{ft B{+ffi .
s4&H
&AEHtIE(4,4)1F H+ill".)ltrLtr,T4litr,q +ft{H+ftt
,#SrE^4.{nE.
Feryq
#i,\5&6tHfi ryrq qW.&. @&fr .
+frfi E+JriEfi{HT$[fi!!!tr
+tLtilxffi HN,4+ (@ffi n{+)Dfi Ef I L€fi{H65l] E!&r.
E&fl€rb
i#& ,q+a'E€H Hrefnml+(trE4r1fl pc&ffi ,t)..ftH++a
El gB,l+EI E't++E rf +ffL+4 6E B | fu fr K.
. rnR lEffi 5+-trLziEmk! €iE,EJ68+Et*sE,lf .
. iHlcffi &F6atii,EE,4!ICffi,E+Httsid.
.aKtrItEt UlFffi Hfi!EEH 4t/r&ry.EI6E*ffi.4lfi.ffJnfr h .
&H+a\ai ErBtfr.f+
A HE,fF,H +A Et # & 6! *. t+. tfr
H X E *Wff .E4r fr ,i+ nr FE*ff i6
1fiEt+r,r.
&&w*
'n'4 fr € !! L R,&11 * **,* tb. E Tt **$.r&M + fr LEr AEt#*.
lp^frtuw.frHfrnRM*NF.
it+E+4 ffi qaffi ,H,.'0"t3,Hfl *+fi .8".
+Eiu&E

-r tit.itfE + rra.rfl fi q,#iii, H, 6[(,E* E r]
2 t*th#.
2.',t +fl,&H
)E q&1t. ai&ffi E iT#itr Lt! tsir[r+1**S, +&E iti€ jft ,
jt3€it*/\€ieffi+.
2.3 +r't5I-FLASH +ffJ+#
.- ,1.,:.i. . ...--..:,.
'.4 .. _,,:: ii.l
'".:'::'''t'-]l"A''':'
'fr'r{{t '-.:l!':\
'I i l.- ;'r'a
. . ,.-:) -' .
tki* T-I,LASH F-, i;5itfiffinit,E, +{ FrEiEt, l+ T FLAS|
FflJ T FLAS]I +16]1, E+,5Ii,],
. ]Ef,]T-FLASH F, IIH+l,l,tr, pIT€I,u, 4nH T,FLASH
+:, i6filrr,Iri.
A
. ri€;*it]+4i=nt irE*G,9i+iri,", trifirl.)rf +i.ElT.litrtB,,r
frlr.4:e;alRE.
. usB 2i:l+ E 4+*6i € F,1)( L,rI nJ 5 rufit usB E i€l+illi
TE,
. T Flash FE"+tlt,).Vl[, iE=Tqit,rL€t+.49T Flash Ft_l
ft/LEji+}|i+6,\tr+ !
. +hl+fl+:it,'Lf4rSltr, Eti l-416,\sII{ F
o i64',1,1*1f srM F,,q#4aiffiA.Efirisrx+.
. igi.EHlg+ t t&4fidi+ 4, t! s Il,{ F +'ffi. 1, ilr 1+ rfr..fr !+, + tfi
EEILEt*fit4ituE!liqr.
2.4 n*K+,I
l+"+1fi ,,t B!r1 AHe.fl rf ffrfl:t ;i]i,H.:
eSEr-- si
llfi.ll!Fri'i F., i: EEG.{r Erelt<.rti\it!
tr €ifr .^lttE?,H?[!tErE.
,ffii;,C. .i!,r:+.i[stMh1/26*i+tui;
tX +*Xe zrzr€+lt*is.
ffi,r*
ffiB ea, *.+i/L* 'g rrt+tE-cr'tt $rtt
*6 +irl* E 8.: iE&e r,t )! F:-r_
Ilm|im,w,m
.t, .:
,'r i+ E 4 fr'r lt![=.6, ilriFff f l]+*[,i €iZ,,E FAE,st]t++l*
ri*r;Htgi6,
us B fi iEii 1i E usB 1+ +fl L+1* 41f; H! €,qd !I i/F US B rlr 6Ef!
t € ltH,4r€1*SlEgil# Ufl S.
u S B E -a:;': H f tE 9i l{ tr Er *S i+ lt F + i,t, f*,F,& S- ffi ,\ i4
iEluilFfi trfi€,
2.2 +1li-5 srM f B!q*
'r:..
: r1 i+ €1ai ff.i t iH E,H. {+Et lgifl,J+}JLgH' PII\ ( f
,.:;,::= . pr\t. prK (prNft+fli1gtrg). PuK2 (PIN2fi4t1P;iq)
;: . t: =a:i37r)HFif.ytt)) tRZ\flr1i;.4.. FEif;EfitEtu1e
- -.=i -=:=i::.i IHIfril.Efdrlr.tt.
:::.-:-.= :- rrJE, ryT.Fij6.
. l = =--,= ; --= rr, s lM +i,tft +E L, fl, SIM F4',ri,],F.A SN
-:..:...:= -. e+{TiE,tali tr.
:{;3:r -.'jl
ffiI^ ri,qi: ^. irrlR{B:ILtu i..t:r.-r,itt:

Efur
ffi+i!.
E,aa
@eu
GIqd,
.&, mz
Xila,*
# zr + fli B i& fii E.H * lfrH rh A2'Y' ^ ri
*.&ErFlf$€E
@^€,iBEEqhHtt*
*zr4dl,&
*.-^1ttrffi.t
b*#|frH+
2.s &f,iJeEE
2.s.1 g,EEfr
E o) tfr (a) fifrt, dtlTE#tsETkffi#zt:ffith4?;
4RE (R) : ffi ftFm&&rBfilaJg6R7nfl r)FE;rEif f
4 $fi#tfL$ffi;4*&FET&dtS€ETffi F-E E at& A'EH
* Pf, E' Hr!:BP-IEEIIJ t'FB FE'
Sfii€: t (A) T (D) ts (x) E (w) Wa*.&4ittd'rt
oK 6t (s): SL€EJfFl:Efr i,\B'ft,H;
&tl#: &iL€iEfiEEf.
str\,r f r/2 &E/&DftE (v), sM + |2#tf frfi,*Et*
Eit,Hfi€.8ffifl4ffi,&uB-E- str\,I + 1/2 iEifrie*ryE.
+E*+e l-e (B,qrN$'tM,J'U) : ffiX&.t&.&ffiffi
4ETffi I+.
*&:4&E *fi . fd&ir&Ef &,\ +. P w.
+s (r) :E&EfE6&7SEJfi,E**lll#Eisfr.
2.5.2 #-Rfla
EJ fr*& : #..rits#Et.T frffi# 6 trJr)r trc,
?fr&: l:TEfr&d)tl,i.
OK E. A€EI,fEiffi i,\B1EH'
fiE, ft€E'fi*€t;
+€. ry? l^o (Q,w,E8'r,Y,u,LoP) &: HX#'Ek&R
H'?ETS I+.
'f,! (c), A&€+m, E&A€'J,S,A +.Pw
#*! (H)' a&€nffi &&i*fi8Elf E4Jtl4#EiHfr r
Der E, illlB)tFiitE4J?ff ,
Frb tC, I?ffi EfE&!1ffitrEIU*ri'
shifte, ql*i(It/'Er
spa@ (oK) e, I+ffi€FHS, ?ffi;
Fn!}.$€E&t;
a*A, Y?ffiWfr6+n&#,i^*"
2.6ffiHFfl&€
+ttma&#fl -+8j6ffi Efi4H,F,&A&HErr&€t'E.
. at+fu)f,&.ffdl.*ilr
\ t*T lf
.H + ilL/E ElhH* ffi Eit Ul &* E r.f ,ffint u) $\E+tfl.
&ffi trr(EE,Affirt trE,tux.r&a $ tbwHMHBF.+tilL+
Ail]:+\.
H EI &'E
+frffifr waffitr
E&fi|*ilLB*t HE,FHtS4i(flAE.
Kt iil *il1&Xtu HaF#t H IIf drdr tr.
. &trffi#tF
fi4#FrBr$fiI+ffi#r&ffifi ff|E*^.flk *a**.4t.
#.1*4n-fr , E&E-,qtrEriEiir.BnEJ+rfiEF.
&+4&ifi F#_tE!.lr{FIrn E.
. #JlI+
a4 u&H,FH+5d&ffi *ffi ,\I+.f[rrffiil ffi 4&/l,f=,H.4
H*+.
1 tr^ffi€+m.
2 H*&ffiWnffiH+5€ffi.\l+.
3 H*&ffi#14ffi&BS t^.
2.7 4'tEtrhft€
+*JLME'AEfiEH}E
{fH ffiFfi [ftffi Bt]fi IBTITEEEE{*B+fti+&E EiF* tr. +rL
EP,lits.
2.8 fttr USB,,jBE
&,HPffi Pff ffi En usB rtB4f[tt# FHt+#t,S&3tJ €ffi .
*dr
*#1.

3 &fIHif;fi&€€ifi
E t+11 +m r.J,ffi ,\ tr +ffl Hit €Ic,& #ieB#f r H ie, &tsiJ[#
ghryrLl.
Effi HTf
E[,5ryEq, ;.- EA.itr4*tr5* €fi+F4* j&
Effi€#.
Affffi*,ie, ,BDrtErg-- P - htrt+ - &ElkXlE;
E,f[€[4 * ii/ - r]i,'t€ - E#t&cffi.
&fI€ifiSFE!€E: rt,\Bifrffi,AiB€6C,&tT'EB'fttll
*ffi1Tfr!€69,iEF srM f 1/2 &€ffiItu Eif;.
E#t&€E: tsr+61ry8,&N&"SgE61Bifrie'*'!*'&
tTrEB*rtEE{q,r6f+ sIM -F 1/2 ry!q'
&ff8&€i6: A"{ittr*tsif;l$&E-E&" i!i€++'
- ffiffiB'tkzffi'+ifrE,fr{ A&Eib "fr" '
l+firmK&tr?@ z*s l+H.* &W7, fli
tTiE++iErtruH!Bifi. Ejtt+ srM F{a+
tE : tE ifiEtr *#t Tl/4 #* i'fl ir4€i'l''
$ilP&fr- 1nU --
EFiEE {trr"FH1r't u uir'e. 'l}*tr;ix+Eert
ffi*#t8414ffi.
fi*ffi&* ft++w.thfr?,r.+Nr1qhffi{a**{8,q, {r\!Eaa
wr+ffiffi&rha\
F rlffitr #+ffL:g:&tr 1&.t1' E))RTFA*#.z"
2.s &HitE54:
. iE&f+GffiEl€* i,sB if&trri+ll usB iqE.
o GDtl{ffi rindors ffi {,'idf,p-}f{'+ilLt**r\&efififfi ^4L*
rc, tr\l+tl&T'EVF-frtfi^
2.10 usBEl-4H:
. rindoss 2000 ;' P.
o xt x*E*t*tFRq' dt #,ffig?..* usB \\iltrdt frEffi].h
€n PC fl.5+fflEli€*
2.11 trHft&A+i
= rs.fl i€E' f+ (4 fl ) ffi +f t fit 4flffi ffi rJ' H ar]:E,\4 +'ti{
il, *.Eef+€e+fl q F: &frffi tt tE H
EEXB
rEif;+Efi
w&E@&ffihE#l+@&tfi.
&#iILffi ,8rLiEif; fr tr,\itq + &l+9* fr 4
4rEifr.
tE &x H.E&&st[ #&E V'4+ ffi.
i6ifr )ife+ H&" E'n "El *}I/,'{*g BEtrBifi '
4fr+ltiEfi. 4H+*B1Bir' #i6li' Hfi
18. l;,B. *9. HE-. qH"}*tg.it6L.
I

4 *#.iLqE
4.r {HH
+r! igElii,sxlitffi 'tHEiE* ( sMS ) *tsixtaH,e, # gE
,&ffiEitfi*&6!HH.
*s ltEE
BflHE
**-. a**x*nixhir['1H.Hft+. & "Efi" fifit, 16EJ
tr*TrilEfi,
tjtgj, ifrEfi.Hffi#+, it#+ 1 4f 2 ts1x.
ffr^i*, ,,*ftffi^rt.
i6mEh, EIffi m+fl&#^#'F^ 6tEH.
iarEFg, EIwtu+ft*# dl?+A EtrF#I'l+"
ifirrflfr , EIi6,I+d[*#^E+AEtilFI'l+"
i6rntB, Ei6tu+E'
FEft,I. EIiniUffi EETEil*+B'f .
ttlfl^i#E, EI Vr*. h Xt H W )i-.
6&&fr
> ffiAr?&&, ffi,\+il1fifi*ttffir?&&.
> ffi,\trt#, nIffi ++rI,*#Ai?+d fitptt'f+"
> ffi.\H.6/\+8, E]ffi/\€if;tr+fi€E.
> ffi^waLfrE. qffi Bitffi +Etfru.
> ffi^fi€, plffiAFft*ffifiS'
**. m*UX'" e' yA*R R'RF.EHffiffi+' i'*tH'H
+rFEX.
t*fi|r-H, arAE&.4<GBEi'l;,H*4' Ee' &'f+,\ffi H
ilBitEtr.
&1+fr
-' u9lrffigcc, F#Ezrm#i6trt5' fiElH.Bei#' a
86fr8*&#'leE, i#ffilh6rz'SBtE'iH,A
i*-; wiiii';,efi, meeaml+m+ nlffiF*, €X[ra
ietrrirFHi*fiitrEB"
&"fi " tr& "6€" tsrlH+if'lH,H"
EEi#H, & "frfr" ff@,1EEIE#TIIJrEIfi'
EE. EIEffiH,HHTJN'
Errqri+fl, &,H sIM+ 1 * sIM + zwaLlh.l+^
*f, #ElFE6!ffi1H,8frffiffiitr, &ffiffi EB!ffitsB"
;8, il{kl}EiHB.
Hea4
r ftEgE, EHfi lr*ffi'lHB+ff€ tsif;+E, EIDJr'JXit
fif r4+2F?rLl' Elxffi',lHd&l?sll sllvl+l' sM+2
4+fr+

r .ff,q Eil, l?ryfEfH+ftjF8lh$1-rtl,l.
I iE,fr USSD: FJ1TE USSD
I Eftllt!+i]l(srM +)' Eft{Ifi&rFF!',H,H'5{+dr{ srM +t.
I ttdrt)+Nl (sIM -F) 4ralffr&'H,H'tl+fl14 sIM + t.
I +E{E#I, EIr&,T SIM Ffl+iIIZIF]tE4Eftll.
. &il+Ak Elitff sIM +fl+dlLl6lffiE&d.
. &ilstl y4+ra, a|&t4fa R &ds4.}ltd<fr RE "
=ffi
ltk\' ffiffi, trlh. +EIffilfA. E.rr&r^ftfi" i6Z4tW.
++ffi"
E#ffi
aaixiH,HEEtrflr, iH.Bl6{ft #3[e'i+f6+ " ntlt E EE
l+ffi+rntrfrfiAE., ffiE' frlk. e*Ifljlts' H4l6r(+
*18".H>tw++ffi"
-
d&GB
=E'H*E+fi Ei+#Ber&'1H,C*+,E, dfrEE!iHB'+
+&autr Hra+, Elri'{ft #T e&H.Hffi + tu{-;&11lr3.F.-
mr6. 49t1fr!lk, Hr*firn+. Ga4wl+ffi.
a.ft*
Gffi& d*,# R#|iv4+* H!'H.8.
il{BlH,H
{t.f+ffi , i6p*&,1++E + ftHE
+ffi, iEBHffifH+6!1?B
a.f+f6, iHkH'l+f6+ trr'IH,B
EHG,H, i€hd&'i=B.
t,{+*, HEa'f+*+fllEB.
a*B.{aB, +*[iEDt.
4.trr#
&w4,nft* h',+!&ffi s IM +*&*r+&f+ /r A B!I+'{'e,e,
qE:(5Drn,frtE.HE. Eif iEF-rfrrBXqlF*ffiW?*4E
4, ie*fi *iEBrElEl*trHE "
*kH*, +E4XtA,l.trr#EE.
i*ryHB, AAf ffiH.H' &iT+firffir&*A€"H'H'"
EH' EE,fi ,tffi ElriEHE^4'trf ffiH.H (tr81#5641*
f E4FtrHffi).
,tr€&E, E#f ffifir€',S FJU€.it#!!t&'&rffi'H.C.
&tE+frl+f*ET 10 +HHE!EiE'H,H.5 5 *HHffiYHfr.F"'
,H F EJ Dtr ri H,q E iE itiiS'f=,8. ffi H4trlj k +*',lf . trl] ffi

ft' &*frF.#&zrht9'
,HEi!fr
frta
fl)HlA],hHV., rgEI*ta* sMs #',i&fiitr€1H',B.
' U;t*E, ri,Ff*&$*E:ixffili'.8ffi #H{E1H+'L'BIC'
4;,\E*E€ffi4t#{sPi€8.
E*H#. *thAZH+lE*Hffi Et€E,r&Dl BH' gjg&
4rlEgfis.f+r.f, EE+H
&H*tssiEfitIJfiEtr+ftt.
raFIu*^maiE*cf6Et tsiEB{9, XE+H,&6AX1&E
&vzw"
> ffi#*, ffi/\*EEliE*'{Ht6€69.
> i.li*a;**, flHVr\hl,,EEI UnrrylE*.{A# 6 ft EH,IH
E.
xi;i *egws*wm' KA#&F# 1' q&/rE*/H#€
w.
d*ur, ur,*eccffitr, @F..w14frErFetstsrx1HB'
e ae,emef ur U,tr.ffi W,A+'r)'re$!EH'H B.ttlt'lt E6
aiiltx, aaa srlr +&+fl +af*BlEiHHs'B'6EA
*, axxeznwniii.c^+5+tr1fl sIM f*9niJ€/r
mt"
Eitm+t;e, &EffiiHgrtffr\#f*'{ng, x&++E sIM +
trB+ft.
srt{*2E/FfrElalsntf I
*E
+* + Ei Uit,Er'J &rts ffi'WWM Fa ffiEf'E,frtl D)T *'E'
BIfl, E*6&iAE.I
-,f,iEr,
" Eiiitr' #F^ffiffiw&^- EH&Efrit4" eeffiilr't
FsfrAaeE,
o AXXE, P6ts,8r'f E!-giEX4f&E' tE{tHH/i'
Axna' i*rytga' ftit+&' Flmff'JlFl' tstrrflE+'
" *tne, vH*w!#+ ffi -+-ffixax&E" tfltw*'
ieiif Er&. iiryfi+. HrtrEfr "
> ffttR*, E-h6&Et'ltn
L2Afr
ai Ho + | n4 2oso 4 12 Fffafr (PEIfifrRn), fr
ais+#r,r e m " H Pq um#d6frffi#.#Efl ffiffi &
E+*. [*nm, #R"r&tfr" *&E*@ (z)' El'{u
Itha?,
> eE dEAXgl+,
> dfrffiH aaffi?-gl+
> ffirElt++ igiftffiBis,{+
> frlk+f+ fr{ha*[s,l+. eit#si+fi&#rilf,&
>EhEIFEHS ffiAffiEE$!46frffi*ir,(fl&E
4t+
> 9I*$[+X ,,]&]l=xr.fFl
> tE fiE4r€E' *EEzTEEFfEAEfiEE
4.3 &fr
4+ft*S-flzr' EJ&Effim.,q#{+ts' fffi.ry]@fi iei/laE.
4.4*8
r&at D)4f.H,rthh?,*&, ffi fi &{&*f H&mttRM*"^M
E, &0Kf,! (s) ,ll6*Ef+RB, *HitE+&1. (A) T
cllrne*rumwtqH, *ts (x) 6 (r) rrhE*m
,EHsEfi ffi *Ei6i,Efrel64 H4&" ****&*E )L
&, A &?Fft6frf**&" "&rfr'&&&UTtnH\,
*&X*itE, fi E*6**HtE)Lil'8, &fi {H;t' trft t^lrS'
t:t.ftfi HE! 7.f*t5rl&6Ei{t# r
&trEE, &8U,ry!ffirutri1,E.
H+ffi, EIEEiEA. tffi)E. -q4*r' E)t',XT' pIx.
E.4!ztEf E-ffi'
ffi*frE, &EVHt#fi,
{E{Lrl*' . rjIl#ifrtrffi{&*;
trHSi,.E, 6Fft44fl STr'J&E'
4.5 EE
a!H#kl&E*, *q1tfiA6,6iE' ffiH' afi' ffiJkr
A*nffilB. HEA#E Etr. ErXEEirr+FFny$+&lE " fr
R,SBtAETiAET H++lBzr, E&EEt€zrr{iFlrtjrt, +
. fnKffi t$' ++,8666rt^+@zr"
4.6.ftB
*ft+flaffi - f+dg.ffirt, wAv' AMRB{, AMRffifr
XHt'rr#trffiFi*' &FJ+ffiF,MF-lq*l+T, lA&fi Bt*
gr,lhltt wAv ffifr&"
ffi €'trtK*Bri 14, H F rIJ,\trIfr E! EErtfi E +i&#ffi 'ti*
ft *&, q M#E+tfL+4iAtZ-Ft, *r6#+tr1+ BAHi
*gr,f , EH "&fr' &&E#& (z)' Eli*1tlnT*'{f :
ffi*B **[ffiHt**r{+.