Cosmocom TZ3310 User manual

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GSM Mobile Phone
User Guild

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Congratulations on your purchase of this GSM mobile phone.
Please read this User Guide before you use your mobile phone.
Notice: If there is any differences(such as features
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color, etc.) between the User Guide
and the mobile phone, please refer to the mobile phone. Improvements and changes to this
User Guide maybe made by our company at any time and without notice. Such changed will,
however, be incorporated into new editions of this User Guide.

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Contents
1. FOR YOUR SAFETY .................................................................................................................................................................5
2. PRODUCT INSIDE PACKAGE................................................................................................................................................5
3. KEY FUNCTIONS IN STANDBY MODE ...............................................................................................................................5
4. ICON INDICATORS ..................................................................................................................................................................6
5. GET STARTED ...........................................................................................................................................................................7
6. TELEPHONE...............................................................................................................................................................................7
6.1. MAKE A CALL .............................................................................................................................................................................. 7
6.2. ANSWER A CALL........................................................................................................................................................................... 8
6.3. DURING A CALL............................................................................................................................................................................ 8
7. CONNECTIVITY........................................................................................................................................................................8
8. MAIN MENU ...............................................................................................................................................................................9
8.1. PHONEBOOK................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
8.2. MESSAGES ................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
8.2.1 Write message .......................................................................................................................................................................9
8.2.1.1SMS .....................................................................................................................................................................................9
8.2.1.2MMS..................................................................................................................................................................................10
8.2.2 Broadcast message .............................................................................................................................................................11
8.3. CALL CENTER............................................................................................................................................................................. 11
8.3.1 Call history ......................................................................................................................................................................... 11
8.3.2 Call settings ........................................................................................................................................................................12
8.4. USER PROFILES........................................................................................................................................................................... 12
8.5. SETTINGS ................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
8.5.1 Dual SIM switch..................................................................................................................................................................13
8.5.2 Dual SIM Setting.................................................................................................................................................................13
8.5.3 Pen calibration ...................................................................................................................................................................13
8.5.4 Phone settings .....................................................................................................................................................................13
8.5.5 Network setup .....................................................................................................................................................................13
8.5.6 Security setup......................................................................................................................................................................14
8.5.7 Restore factory settings.......................................................................................................................................................14
8.6. MULTIMEDIA.............................................................................................................................................................................. 14
8.6.1 Camera................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
8.6.2 Image viewer.......................................................................................................................................................................14
8.6.3 Video recorder ....................................................................................................................................................................15
8.6.4 Video player........................................................................................................................................................................ 15
8.6.5 Audio player........................................................................................................................................................................15
8.6.6 Sound recorder ...................................................................................................................................................................16
8.6.7 FM radio .............................................................................................................................................................................16
8.7. FILE MANAGER .......................................................................................................................................................................... 16
8.8. FUN AND GAMES........................................................................................................................................................................ 17
8.8.1 Games .................................................................................................................................................................................17
8.9. ORGANIZER ................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
8.9.1 Calendar .............................................................................................................................................................................17

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8.9.2 Alarm ..................................................................................................................................................................................17
8.9.3 Tasks ................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
8.9.4 World clock .........................................................................................................................................................................18
8.10. WEB ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
8.10.1 STK.................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
8.10.2 Internet service .................................................................................................................................................................18
8.10.3 Data account.....................................................................................................................................................................18
8.11. EXTRA...................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
8.11.1 Calculator .........................................................................................................................................................................18
8.11.2 E-Book reader...................................................................................................................................................................18
8.11.3 Bluetoot.............................................................................................................................................................................19
8.12. SHORTCUT................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
9. INPUT METHOD...................................................................................................................................................................... 19
10. FAQ.........................................................................................................................................................................................20

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1. For your safety
!SWITCH ON SAFETY
Do not switch your product on when mobile phone use is prohibited or when it may cause
interference or danger.
!DRIVE SAFETY
Obey all local laws, keep your hands away from your product when you are driving
!SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS
Follow any restrictions. Switch your product off when near the medical equipments.
!SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT
Follow any restrictions. Switch your product off when you are in aircraft
!SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELING
Do NOT use near fuel or chemicals
!SWITCH OFF NEAR BLASTING
Do NOT use your product when blasting is in progress.
!WATER-RESISTANCE
Your product is NOT water-resistant; keep it dry at any time, especially when it is charging.
!INTERFERENCE
All wireless devices may be susceptible to interference, which could affect performance.
!BATTERIES AND CHARGERS
Use only approved batteries and chargers. The use of any other types may invalidate any
approval or warranty, and maybe dangerous.
WARNING!!
INCORRECT OPERATION MAKES WARRANTY INVALIDE!
2. Product inside package
The devices listed below are packaged in the box, Please make sure they are
correct and available. If the answer is NO, please connect with the local dealer.
"Mobile phone 1
"USB data cable 1
"Charger 1
"headset 1
"Battery 1
"User guide 1
"Warranty card 1
3. Key functions in standby mode
Name Type Function description(in standby mode)

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LSK Short press Enter main menu
RSK Short press Enter phonebook
SEND Short press Show call history of SIM card A
SEND2 Short press Show call history of SIM card B
CAM Long press Enter camera application
END Short press End a call
END Long press Power off
OK Short press Same as LSK
0..9,*,# Short press Input number in dialing screen
0 Long press Enable hand light
1 Long press
Make a call to the voice mail number when
it is valid
2..9 Long press 1.
Make a call to the associated fast dial
number when they are set.
2.
If there is no associated fast dial
number, System will enter dialing
screen and show the associated
number
# Long press
Switch on/off silence mode according to
current profile setting
* Long press Enter character ‘+’ in dialing screen
Name Type Function description(in standby mode)
END Short press End a call if on incoming call screen
END Short press To lock keypad if on idle screen
END Short press Return to idle screen from submenu
POWER Long press Power on/off mobile phone
UPSIDE
Long press Long press the Upside keys
can be used
to open or close the torch feature.
4. Icon indicators
Indicators description
The signal strength of network attached to SIM Card A
The signal strength of network attached to SIM Card B
The battery charge level
You have one or more unread messages received by SIM Card A
You have one or more unread messages received by SIM Card 2
You have one or more missed phone calls in SIM Card A
You have one or more missed phone calls in SIM Card B
General mode of profiles is active now
Meeting mode of profiles is active now
Outdoor mode of profiles is active now

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Bluetooth mode of profiles is active now
5. Get Started
!Insert/remove the battery
Always switch your product off and disconnect the charger before removing the battery.
When you insert the battery, please align the contacts of batter with the corresponding
connectors on the battery compartment.
!Insert/Change the SIM card
Before changing the SIM card, please make sure your product is switched off and the
battery is removed.
Make sure that the contact area on the card is facing the connectors on your product and
that the beveled corner is correct with the indicator, then insert the SIM card
!Charge the battery
"Please make sure the battery is inserted correctly.
"Connect the power cord to the device and then connect a compatible charger to a wall
outlet or connect the computer via USB data cable.
"Your battery has been pre-charged at the factory, but the charging level may vary. To
reach the full operation time, charge the battery until is has been fully charged
according to the battery level indicator.
"The batter method is to recharge the battery when it runs out, this operation will
continue at least 3 times after you get your mobile phone.
"If a long time not using your mobile phone, it will take a few minutes to show the
charging animation.
#WARNING: moving or taking off the battery during charging is forbidden.
6. Telephone
Your mobile phone is aDual-card double standby single pass style. Where Dual-card
means it supports two SIM cards, double standby means all the SIM cards work in standby
mode, single pass means only ONE SIM card can answer or make a call, the other is
sleeping at the same time until the call is end.
6.1. Make a call
$Important: if keypad of the mobile has been locked, activate the phone function at first
(See Keypad lock)
"To Make a call, enter the phone numbers (sometimes including the area code when you

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call a foreign area number) on the dialing screen, and press or . If ‘Dual
SIM open’ mode in handset setting is active and these 2 SIM card is available, you need
chose which one is the initiator.
"Also, you can make a call through phonebook list or call history directly via the item is
focused and select <Call> from option menu.
6.2. Answer a call
"To answer a call, select <Answer> from option menu when the call is incoming.
"To reject the call, press <Reject> on the screen or press <End>.
6.3. During a call
There are some options to use when you select <Options> during a call. Press <RSK> to
enter/exit hand free mode. In options menu, you can choose.
"Set volume – to increase or decrease the volume
"Hold single call – to keep current call.
"End single call – to end current call.
"New call – to make a new call via input numbers.
"Phonebook – to view the record in phonebook.
"Message center – to enter message center to view message.
"Sound recorder – to start recorder to remember the content.
"Mute – to make the other side can not hear you what you say.
"DTMF – to enable/disable DTMF tone.
7. Connectivity
This mobile phone offers options to connect to another device or computer. Wireless
method includes Bluetooth. It also supports a wired solution with a USB(Universal Serial
BUS) cable connection.
!USB cable connection
Using a USB data cable, you can connect the mobile phone to a compatible computer.
Connect the USB data cable to the USB connector of the mobile phone.
If the mobile is power off, you will see the driver name in your computer.
If the mobile is power on, you can select the feature you want to use: storage or webcam.
!Bluetooth
See Bluetooth

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8. Main menu
8.1. Phonebook
!Quick search
To search the name you want to use in the phonebook list. You can look for the name
according to your input alphabet.
!Search contact
Search the name you want to use in the phonebook list. You can look for the name
according to your input.
!Add new contact
Add a new record to phonebook list, including name, number, etc. you can select the
position to store. The content of every record in SIM card is composed of name and ONE
number.
$NOTES: The count of every SIM card may be different.
!Batch operations
"Multi Delete – delete the selected item in phonebook list
"Copy all—copy contract from SIM Card A to SIM Card B, or from SIM Card A to handset,
or from SIM Card B to handset, or the opposite direction.
"Delete all —delete all the records in SIM Card A or SIM Card B or handset, or one by
one.
!Settings
To set the feature of phonebook, you can view the memory status, set caller groups, owner
numbers for SIM Card A or SIM Card B, preferred storage position to save number, caller
picture, ring tone, etc.
8.2. Messages
8.2.1 Write message
8.2.1.1SMS
SMS can contain simple pictures, sound effects, animations, character strings and
melodies.
!Before you use SMS
You must have a service center number. The number is supplied by your service provider
and is usually saved on the SIM card, or you must enter the number yourself.
To enter a service center number
1. From standby select Menu > messages > SMS setting > SIM1/SM2 message setting >
profile settings > profile (1..4) > Edit
2. If there no number shown, chose the item to EDIT, especially the SC address, enter the
service number, when finished, press <OK> to save.
You are notified when you receive a message. Messages are automatically saved in the

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phone memory or SIM card according to your setting.
!To save a message on phone
From standby select MENU > Messages > SMS settings > SIM 1/SIM 2 message setting >
preferred storage > phone
To save a message on the SIM card
From standby select MENU > Messages > SMS settings > SIM 1/SIM 2 message setting >
preferred storage > SIM
!To write and send a SMS
1. From standby select MENU > Messages > Write message.
2. write the message and select <Options> and you can select
"Send to – to enter send options.
"Input method – to change the input method you want to use.
"Insert templates – to insert a template to message content.
"Advanced – to insert an object,number,name,or bookmark to message content,and to
set text format
"Save to Drafts – to save the message to drafts box.
8.2.1.2MMS
MMS means Multimedia Message Service. The content can be text, pictures, ring tone and
melody.
!Write Message
To write the MMS, you can set the number or email for To, Cc, Bcc and edit the message
content.
When editing the content, you can press <Options> to enter the option list, where you can
choose
"Send to – to finish editing the content
"Input method – to select the input method you want to use
"Add picture – to add a picture to the message content
"Add audio – to add a audio resource to the message content
"add video – to add a video resource to the message content
"Add slide before – to insert a new slide before this slide
"Add slide after – to insert a new slide after this slide
"Delete slide – to delete current slide
"Next slide – to change to next slide
"Add bookmark text – to add a bookmark to message content
"preview – to preview the content
"Slide timing—to set the slides change time.
!Inbox, Outbox, Drafts
To list all received/sent/stored MMSs (including read and unread).
SIM Card A received/sent/stored messages via SIM card A.
SIM Card B received/sent/stored messages via SIM card B.
When one message is focused, press <Options> you can choose the operation View, Send,
Delete, Delete all, Save as template or Properties to see the details.
!messgae setting