Cyrus CM6 User manual

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CM6 – The solid one
Manual
ThankyouverymuchforpurchasingtheCM6smartphone,aseriesproductbyCyrus
Technology.Thissmartphoneisshock-andwaterproofanddustresilient.Inthismanual
wewillexplainthefunctionsandfeaturesofthisspecialseriestypeofCyrusTechnology’s
smartphonetoyou.
Asidefromtheregularcallingoptions,theCM6oersalsoadditionalfunctions,suchas
messages,mp3-player,videoplayer,e-book,Bluetooth,etc.Itoersmorecomfortand
bringsmorejoytoyourworkandlife.
IncludedinthedeliveryoftheCM6areabattery,acharger,andothersuitableaccessories.
Othernon-approvedchargesmayposeariskandmayvoidwarrantyclaims.Incaseyour
smartphoneisn’tworkingasdescribedinthemanual,pleasecontactthemanufacturervia
www.cyrus-technology.de
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1. SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE .............................................................................. Seite 8
1.1 EMERGENCY CALLS ......................................................................................................... Seite 8
1.2 PERSONAL USAGE ........................................................................................................... Seite 8
1.3 MOBILE PHONE ................................................................................................................ Seite 9
1.4 BATTERY .......................................................................................................................... Seite 10
1.5 ON THE ROAD ................................................................................................................. Seite 10
1.6 ON THE AIRPLANE .......................................................................................................... Seite 11
1.7 DEVICES OF OTHER MANUFACTURERS ......................................................................... Seite 11
1.8 MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................ Seite 11
1.9 NON-IONIC RADIATION ................................................................................................... Seite 11
1.10 EFFECTIVE USE ............................................................................................................. Seite 12
1.11 HIGH FREQUENCY WAVES ............................................................................................ Seite 12
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2. YOUR CM6 ...................................................................................................................... Seite 13
2.1 LAYOUT ............................................................................................................................ Seite 13
2.2 YOUR CM 6 SYMBOLS .................................................................................................... Seite 14
3. SETTING UP YOUR PHONE .................................................................................. Seite 16
3.1 INSERTING THE SIM CARD ............................................................................................. Seite 16
3.2 INSERTING THE MEMORY CARD (MICROSD CARD) ....................................................... Seite 16
3.3 USAGE OF USB................................................................................................................ Seite 17
3.4 USING THE SECURITY PASSWORD ................................................................................ Seite 17
3.5 CREATE A NETWORK CONNECTION .............................................................................. Seite 18
3.6 CHARGING THE BATTERY ............................................................................................... Seite 19
3.7 SWITCHING THE TELEPHONE ON / OFF ......................................................................... Seite 20
3.8 HEADSET ......................................................................................................................... Seite 20
4. BASIC FUNCTIONS..................................................................................................... Seite 21
4.1 CALLING .......................................................................................................................... Seite 21
4.2 ADJUSTING THE VOLUME................................................................................................ Seite 21
4.3 ANSWERING AN INCOMING CALL .................................................................................. Seite 21
4.4 CALL PROCEDURE ......................................................................................................... Seite 22
5. MAIN MENU ................................................................................................................... Seite 23
5.1CALL CENTER................................................................................................................... Seite 23
5.1.1 CALL LISTS ......................................................................................................... Seite 23
5.1.2 DELETING THE CALL LIST .................................................................................. Seite 23
5.1.3 CALL SETTINGS ................................................................................................. Seite 23
5.1.3.1 CALL LIST OF SIM1 CARD............................................................... Seite 23
5.1.3.2 SIM1 CALL LIST ............................................................................... Seite 25
5.1.3.3 ADVANCED SETTINGS .................................................................... Seite 25
5.2 ADDRESS BOOK.................................................................................................................... Seite 26
5.2.1 SEARCH ............................................................................................................. Seite 26
5.2.2 ADDING A NEW CONTACT.................................................................................. Seite 26
5.2.3 OPTIONS OF THE CONTACT GROUP ................................................................ Seite 26
5.2.4 ADDRESS BOOK SETTINGS .............................................................................. Seite 27
5.3 FILE MANAGEMENT .............................................................................................................. Seite 27
5.4 ORGANIZER ........................................................................................................................... Seite 28
5.4.1 SKOBAN ............................................................................................................. Seite 28
5.4.2 CALENDAR ......................................................................................................... Seite 28
5.4.3 ALARMSIGNAL ................................................................................................... Seite 29
5.4.4 WORLD CLOCK .................................................................................................. Seite 29
5.4.5 CALCULATOR .................................................................................................... Seite 29
5.4.6 E-BOOk............................................................................................................... Seite 29
5.5 MESSAGES ............................................................................................................................ Seite 30
5.5.1 SETUP MESSAGING ........................................................................................... Seite 31
5.5.2 INCOMING MESSAGES ...................................................................................... Seite 31
5.5.3 DRAFTS .............................................................................................................. Seite 32
5.5.4 OUTGOING MESSAGES ..................................................................................... Seite 33
5.5.5 SENT MESSAGES ............................................................................................... Seite 33
5.5.6 MESSAGE SERVICES ......................................................................................... Seite 33
5.5.7 TEMPLATES ........................................................................................................ Seite 33
5.5.8 MESSAGE SETTINGS ......................................................................................... Seite 33
5.6 MULTI MEDIA ......................................................................................................................... Seite 34
5.6.1 CAMERA .............................................................................................................. Seite 34
5.6.2 PICTURE VIEWER PROGRAM ............................................................................ Seite 35
5.6.3 VIDEO RECORDER ............................................................................................. Seite 35
5.6.4 VIDEO PLAYER .................................................................................................. Seite 36
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5.6.5 AUDIO PLAYER ................................................................................................... Seite 37
5.6.6 VOICE MEMOS ................................................................................................... Seite 37
5.6.6 FM FUNCTION .................................................................................................... Seite 37
5.7 SERVICES .............................................................................................................................. Seite 38
5.7.1 INTERNET ..................................................................................................................... Seite 38
5.7.2 DATA CONNECTION WITH SIM CARD .......................................................................... Seite 38
5.7.3 SIM APPLICATION TOOLKIT (STK) ................................................................................ Seite 38
5.8 USER PROFILES .................................................................................................................... Seite 39
5.9 SETTINGS .............................................................................................................................. Seite 39
5.9.1 PHONE SETTINGS ........................................................................................................ Seite 39
5.9.2 SAFETY SETTINGS ....................................................................................................... Seite 40
5.9.2.1 TIME AND DATE ............................................................................................... Seite 40
5.9.2.2 TIME SWITCHING ON AND OFF........................................................................ Seite 40
5.9.2.3 LANGUAGE....................................................................................................... Seite 40
5.9.2.4 PREFERED INPUT METHODS........................................................................... Seite 40
5.9.2.5 MENU DISPLAY IN STANDBY MODE................................................................ Seite 40
5.9.2.6 SPECIAL KEY SETTINGS.................................................................................. Seite 41
5.9.2.7 AIRPLANE MODE ............................................................................................. Seite 41
5.9.2.8 DIFFERENT SETTINGS .................................................................................... Seite 41
5.9.3 SAFTEY SETTINGS ....................................................................................................... Seite 41
5.9.4 CONNECTIVITY ............................................................................................................. Seite 42
5.9.4.1 BLUETOOTH .................................................................................................... Seite 42
5.9.4.2 DATA PACKAGE ............................................................................................... Seite 42
5.9.4 RETRIEVING THE DEFAULT SETTINGS ......................................................................... Seite 42
6. INPUT METHODS.......................................................................................................... Seite 43
6.1 SYMBOL FOR INPUT MODE ............................................................................................ Seite 43
7. ANNEX ............................................................................................................................. Seite 44
8. QUICK POWER ON ....................................................................................................Seite 46
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1.1. EMERGENCY CALLS
Foremergencycalls,youcandial112(orotheremergencynumbers)directlyinevery
country.Makesurethephoneisswitchedonandhassucientreception.Enterthe
emergencynumber(112oranothernumber)andpressthecallbuttontocall.Every
digitalnetworksupportstheemergencynumber112.InGermany,youcanalsousethe
emergencynumber110.
REMARK:
Duetothenatureofthemobilephonenetwork,itcannotbeguaranteedthatthe
emergencycallcanbesuccessfullyprocessed.
1.2. PERSONAL USAGE
Duetopoorshieldingperformanceofmedicaldevicessuchashearingaidsand
cardiacpacemakers,highfrequencydevicessuchasmobilephonescancauseinter-
ference.Consultthemanufacturerofthemedicaldeviceoryourdoctorbeforeusingthe
mobilephone.
» Pleaseturnthephoneoinplaceswhereyoucanndrespectivenotes.Theseplaces
includehospitals,retirementhomes,andothermedicalfacilities.Inthesefacilities,
devicesthataresensitivetoexternalHFsignalsmaybeused.
» Ifyouareusingyourownmedicalequipment,pleasecontactthemanufacturerofthese
devicestoconrmthattheydoshieldRFsignalsadequately.Youcanalsoaskyour
doctorforqualiedinformation.
»Userswithaheartdiseasemustbeparticularlycarefulwhensettingtheringvolumeand
thevibrationalarm.
»UsageregulationsregardingHFdevicesshallbefollowedpreciselyinsideoffueltanks,
chemicalfactories,andsimilarbuildings,inwhichexplosivegasesarestored,orwhere
thesechemicalsareusedintheproductionprocess.Eveninstandbymode,your
mobilephoneemitsanelectromagneticsignal.Themobilephoneshouldbeturnedo
whennecessary.Payattentiontoroadsafety.Donotuseyourmobilephonewhile
driving.Whenyouneedtomakeacall,youshouldparkyourcarrst.
» Ifyourphonehasbeenstolenorlost,pleaseinformyourtelephoneserviceprovider
immediatelytoblockthesimcard.Thiswillprotectyouagainstnanciallossesthatmay
occurduetotheuseofthephonebythirdparties.
» Whenyoucontactaphoneserviceproviderorthedealer,askfortheIMEInumberofthe
phone.TheIMEInumberIsprintedonthelabelonthebackofthephone(orSelect
„*#06#“tocheckyourIMEInumber).You‘reencouragetowritedownthenumberand
keepitincaseyouneeditlateron.
» Topreventmisuseofyourphone,pleaseusesecuritymeasuressuchas:useaPIN
numberorapersonalsecuritycodeforyoursimcardandchangeitassoonasother
peopleareawareofit.
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» Donotremovethebatterywhenitisinstandbymode,asthiswillresultinlossofuser
data.
» Ifyouleaveyourcar,donotleaveyourmobilephonesomewherevisibleinthecar.It’s
besttotakeitwithyouortoatleastputitinthetrunk.
» Donotallowchildrentoplaywiththephone,thechargerorthebattery.
1.3 MOBILE PHONE
Themobilephonecontainscomplexelectronic,magnetic,andbatterysystemsandshould
thereforebeusedwithcare.Youshouldpayparticularattentiontothefollowingpoints:
» Yourmobilephonegenerateselectromagneticelds.Donotstoreitnexttomagnetic
storagemedia,e.g.harddisks
» IfyourmobilephoneisnexttotheTV,thetelephone,theradio,thePCorother
electricalequipmentitcancauseperformanceimpairmentsonyourmobilephone.
» Pleasedonotconstantlyexposeyourmobilephonetoextremelyhighorlow
temperatures.
» Pleasedonotplaceyourmobilephonenearreorburningcigarettes.
» Pleasedonotwriteonyourmobilephone.
» Donotkeepthemobilephoneclosetoharddisks,creditcards,ticketsorother
magneticitems.Otherwise,theinformationstoredonthediskorcreditcardmightbe
aectedbythemobilephone.
» Pleasedonotexposethemobilephoneorbatterytotemperatureshigherthan60°,e.g.
onthedashboard,windowsillorexposeittodirectsunlightthroughglasswindows,
etc.Donottrytoremovethephoneorotherequipment.Donotuseadryclothwith
staticelectricitytowipethephone.Donotusechemicaldetergentsorabrasives.This
candamagethehousing.
» Theheadsetcanheatupduringnormaluse.Themobilephonecanbecomehotduring
charging.
» Pleaseremembertorecycle.Thepaperpackagingofthemobilephoneiswellsuitedfor
thispurpose.
» Themobilephoneshouldnotgotoolongwithoutorwithanemptybattery.Otherwise
datamightbelost.
» Themobilephonecontainsmetalmaterials.Dependingonyourphysicalandhealth
conditionthesepartsmaycauseallergicreactions.
» Ifyouhaveswitchedonthevibrationfunction,pleasekeepthemobilephoneaway
fromheatsources(e.g.radiators).Makesurethatyourphonecan’tfallothetable
whenitstartsvibrating.
» Pleasebecarefulnottoscratchthetouchscreen.Donotuseanormalballpointpenor
otherpointedobjectstowriteonthetouchscreen.
1.4 BATTERY
» Pleasedonotshort-circuityourbattery.Ifyoudoso,thebatterywillbedamaged,heat
isgenerated,andtheremaybere.
» Donotexposethebatterytore,otherwiseitcancauseanexplosion.Usedbatteries
shouldbereturnedtothemanufacturerorthrowthemintotheappropriaterecycling
container.Donotdisposeusedbatteriesinregularhouseholdwaste.
» Pleasedonotbringmetalobjects(likecoinsorkeyrings)areincontactwiththe
accumulators.Ifyoudoso,youmaycreateashortcircuit.
» Pleasedonotremovethephonebatterywhenyouarestartingupthephone.
» Pleasedonotputthebatteryinyourmouth;ifswallowed,theelectrolytecancause
poisoning.
» Theinternalcomponentsofthephonecanonlybeexchangedbyaprofessional
maintenancetechnicians.Ifyouuseanincorrecttypeofbattery,anexplosionmay
occur.Besuretorecycleoldbatteriesaccordingtotheinstructionsofthe
manufacturer.
» Ifyouareusingabatteryorachargermadebyadierentmanufacturer,thereisarisk
thatthemobilephonemaygetdamagedandthewarrantywillbeineectiveinthis
case.
REMARK:
Ifthebatteryisdamaged,donottouchanythinginsideyourphone.Ifskincontact
occurs,rinsewithplentyofwater.Ifnecessary,seekmedicalattention.
1.5 ON THE ROAD
» Youmustalwaysbeincontrolofyourvehicle.Pleasefocusondriving.
» Pleaseobserveallrulesofthelocaltracsafetyregulations.
» Beforecallingorreceivingacall,youshouldfollowthelocallegalregulationsformobile
telephones.
» Pleasecomplywiththetracregulationsbeforeyoumakeoransweracall.
» Exceptinemergencysituations,itisforbiddentostopinemergencybaysonthe
motorwaytomakeorreceiveacall.
» Whenanairbagistriggered,strongforcesaregenerated,pleasedonotmountyour
mobilephoneequipmentabovetheairbagorintheareawhichmaybeaectedonce
theairbagistriggered.Ifmobilephonesinstalledinthecararenotmountedproperly,a
triggeredairbagcancauseseveredamage.
» Pleaseturnoyourmobilephonewhenrefueling.Thesamebanappliestotheuseof
two-wayradioequipment.Pleasedonotusehazardouscombustibleorexplosive
materialstogetherwiththemobilephone;theinternalsparkcancauseburns.
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Theelectronicsystemofthevehicle,suchasABS,speedcontrolandinjectionsystems,
aregenerallynotaectedbyradiowaves.Themanufacturersofthistypeofequipment
canprovideinformationonwhetherthesedeviceshaveagoodshieldingfunction.Ifyou
assumeradiowaveshavecausedacardamage,pleasecontactyourdealer.Donotstart
upwithoutpriorinspectionbyaqualiedtechnician.
1.6 ON THE AIRPLANE
Pleaseturnthephoneowhenyouareontheaircraftornearanairplane.Itisillegaltouse
amobilephoneontheaircraft;itcouldleadtodangerousaircraftdisturbances,oreven
disturbmobileradionetworks.
» Inanemergency,thetelephonecanbeusedfollowingcompliancewiththesafety
regulationsandthepermissionofthecrew.
1.7 DEVICES OF OTHER MANUFACTURERS
Useofnon-approvedequipment,cables,oraccessoriesfromothermanufacturersmay
voidthewarrantyofthephone,andwillalsoaectthenormaluseofthemobilephone.
Pleasebesuretousethecablesprovidedforthisphone.
1.8 MAINTENANCE
Therearenopartsinsidethemobilephone,thebattery,andchargerthatcanberepaired
bytheuser.Itisrecommendedthatyousendyourmobilephonetothedesignatedrepair
shop.
1.9 NON-IONIC RADIATION
Mobiletelephonesshouldbeconnectedtotheantennabymeansofnon-radiating
cablessuchascoaxialcables.Theantennashouldnotcomeclosetothehumanbody,
unlessbothareprotectedbyametalshield,suchasmetalroof.Youcanonlyusean
antennaspeciallydesignedforthemobilephone.Useofnon-approvedantennas,
unauthorizedmodicationsoradditionsmaydamagethephoneorviolatetheapplicable
regulations.Thiscanleadtoareducedpowerortothefactthattheradiationquantity
doesnotcorrespondtothestandard.
1.10 EFFECTIVE USE
Pleaseobservethefollowingguidelinesinordertoachievethebestperformancewith
minimumpowerconsumption:Donotcoverthepositionofthebuilt-inantennaduringthe
call;thiscaninuencetheconversationqualityandleadtothemobilephoneprocessing
moredatathannormalandtherebythecallandstandbytimeofthebatterymaybe
reduced.
1.11 HIGH FREQUENCY
Yourmobilephoneisalow-powerradioreceiverandtransmitter.Afterstartup,ittransmits
andreceivesradiosignalsatregularintervals.Thenetworksystemcontrolsthetrans-
missionpowerofthemobiletelephone.
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2.1 LAYOUT Number KEYNAME FUNCTION
1 OK-key Keytoconrminput
2 Leftkey Clickonleftkeytogotomainmenuwhileonstandby
mode,toaccessfunctions,ortoconrm.
Pressandholdoftheleftkeyde/activatestheashlight.
3 Rightkey Clickonrightkeytogotoaddressbookwhileonstandby
mode.Clickingontherightkeywithinamenuwillsendyou
backtopreviouspageorcancelyourinput.
4Shortcutinbox Taptogettoyourinboxfast.
5Shortcutcamera Taptogettoyourcamerafast.
6 Selectkey Taptogettoyourcallinglistsfast.Enteranumberwhileon
standbymodeandclickonthiskeytodialit.
7Okey Pressandholdtoswitchthephoneonando,toend
acallortorejectacall,andtosendthephonebackto
standbymode.
8Numberkey Enternumbersorsymbols
9USB/charge USB/chargingport
10 headphones Jackforheadphones
11/12 Volumekey Presstoadjustthevolumeofthephone.
13 LED-ashlight LED-ashlight
14 Recipient Recipient
15 Focus Focus
16 Speaker Speaker
2.2 YOUR CM 6 SYMBOLS
TheverticalbarsindicatethesignalstrengthoftheGSM-net-
work.Fivebarsmeanthatthecurrentpositionhasthehighest
receptionratepossible.
Indicatesthatthephoneislocked.
2.YOURCM6
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Indicatesthatmusicisplayed.
Indicatesthatthealarmisset.
Headsetmode
Connectednetwork
Newmissedcall
Newtextmessage
NewSMS
NewMMS
Ringmode
Mutemode
Newmultimessage
Callforwarding
Bluetooth
Batterysymbol
Operation recommendation for charger:
Connectthechargertothepowerportofthemobilephone.Oncethebatterysymbol
startsashing,thephonestartscharging.
3.1 INSERTING THE SIM-CARD
Thesimcardcontainsyourpersonalinformation,suchasyourphonenumber,yourPIN
(personalidenticationnumber),PIN2,PUK(PIN2releasecode),PUK2(PIN2release
code)andtheIMSInumber(Internationalmobileuseridentication)aswellasnetwork
information,addressbook,textmessages,etc.
» Thesimcardslotisinsidethephone.Ifyouwanttoinsertthesimcard,opentheback
cover,removethebattery,turnthephoneonthebackandthenyouwillseethesim
cardslot.
» Carefullyplacethesimcardwiththemetalcontactsurfacefacingdownintothecard
compartmentandsecureit.Toremovethesimcard,pleaseturnothephonerst,then
openthebackcoverandthenremovethesimcard.
» Openthebackcover,removethebatteryandplacethesimcardintothesimcardslot.
» Pleasehandlethesimcardwithcare.Rubbingandbendingcaneasilycausedamage
thesimcard.
» Pleasebecarefulwiththemobilephoneanditsaccessories(e.g.,simcardparts)and
keepitoutofreachofchildren.
3.2 INSERTING THE MEMORY CARD (MICROSD CARD)
Thisoneislocatedinsidethephoneandbestdescribedasapluggablemobile
memorycard.WhentheUSBmemoryfunctionisactivatedonthephoneandthe
computerisconnected,thedatacanbetransferredfromthecomputertothemobile
phoneviaamicroSDcard.
INSTALLATION METHODS
Turnthephoneo,openthebackcover,removethebattery,anddisconnectitfromany
externalpowersupply.Then,turnthephoneonthebacktolocatethememorycardslot.
Rotatethememorycardwiththemetalcontactfacedown.Carefullyinsertthecardintothe
trayandsecureit.Youmustrstturnothephoneandopenthephone‘sbackcoverto
removethememorycard.
REMARK:
Becausethestoragecapacityofthephonememoryislower,youshoulduseamemory
cardtostoreyourdatasothattheuseofyourphoneisnotimpaired.
3.SETTINGUPYOURPHONE2.YOURCM6
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3.3 USAGE OF USB
ThemobilephonesupportsaUSB1.0port.Youcanconnectthephonetothecomputer
usingaUSBcabletocopy/movedataandperformotheroperations.Likewise,youcan
view/listentophotos,soundrecordings,videos,etc.storedonthephoneonthecomputer.
UsingtheUSBcable:ConnecttheUSBcabletotheUSBportofthePCononesideand
theothersidetothe„USB/Chargeport“ontheleftsideofthephone.
3.4 USING THE SECURITY PASSWORD
Yourmobilephoneandsimcardhavevariouspasswords.Thesepasswordscanhelpyou
preventunauthorizeduseofyourmobilephoneandyoursimcards.Ifyouareprompted
forpasswordsthatareexplainedbelow,entertheappropriatepasswordsandpresstheOK
key.Ifanerrormessageappears,press„Delete“tocorrecttheincorrectinputandthen
enterthecorrectnumber.Usethe„Settings->Securitysettings->Changepassword“
menutochangePINcode,PIN2codeandtelephonepassword.
PHONE PASSWORD
Thephonepasswordprotectsthephonefromunauthorizeduse.Thephonepasswordis
usuallysuppliedbythemanufactureralongwiththephone.Themanufacturer‘sdefault
phonepasswordis„1122“.Ifthemobilephoneislocked,youmustenterthetelephone
passwordtostartitup.
PIN CODE
ThePINcode(personalidenticationcode,4-8digits)protectsyoursimcardfrom
unauthorizeduse.ThePINisattachedtothesimcard.WhenactivatingthePINcheck
function,youarepromptedtoenterthePINaftereverystartup.Ifyouhaveenteredan
incorrectPINthreetimesinarow,thesimcardwillbeblocked.Tounblockit,proceedas
follows:
» Accordingtothescreendisplay,enterthecorrectPUKcode,tounlockthesimcard.
» EnterthenewPINcodeandpressthe“OK„button.
» Youarepromptedtore-enterthenewPINcode;enterthenewPINcodeagainand
pressthe“OK“button.
» IfthePUKcodeiscorrect,thesimcardisunlockedandthePINcodechanged.
Note:
IfyouhaveenteredtheincorrectPINthreetimes,thesimcardislocked.Tounlock,you
shouldusethePUKcode.ThePUKcodeisusuallyfoundinthedocumentationofyour
networkoperator.
PUK CODE
EnterthePUK(PersonalUnblockingKey)codetounlockthePINcode.ThePUKcodewas
suppliedbythemanufacturerwiththesimcard.Ifyounolongerhavethecode,please
contactyournetworkoperator.IfyouhaveenteredanincorrectPUKtentimesinarow,the
simcardbecomesinvalid.Pleasecontactyournetworkoperatorforanewcard.
PIN 2 CODE
ThePIN2code(4-8digits)issuppliedwiththesimcard.Toenter„Callcosts“and„Call
restriction“,pleasecontactyournetworkoperatortomakesureyoursimcardsupports
thesefeatures.IfanincorrectPINwasenteredthreetimesinsuccession,thePIN2codeis
automaticallyblocked.YoumustenterthecorrectPUK2codetounlockthePIN2code.To
unlock,proceedasfollows:
» Accordingtothescreendisplay,enterthecorrectPUK2code,tounlockit.
» EnterthenewPIN2codeandpressthe“OK„button.
» Youarepromptedtore-enterthenewPIN2code;enterthenewPIN2codeagainand
pressthe„OK“button.
PUK2 CODE
ThePUK2code(PIN2unlockcode,8digits)isusedtounlockthelockedPIN2code.The
PUK2codewassuppliedbythemanufacturerwiththesimcard.Ifyouhaveenteredan
incorrectPUK2tentimesinsuccession,thesimcardbecomesinvalid.Pleasecontactyour
networkoperatorforanewcard.
LOCK PASSWORD
Youneedthislockpasswordwhenyousetupacallerlock.Ifyouwanttoenablethis
feature,youcanobtainthepasswordfromyournetworkoperator.
3.5 CREATE A NETWORK CONNECTION
Aftersuccessfullyunlockingthesimcardandyourmobilephone,themobilephone
automaticallysearchesforanavailablenetwork.Afterthenetworksearchiscompleted,
thephoneentersstandbymode.Youcanmakeandreceivecalls.Youcanalsoperformthe
followingfunctions:
» Presstheleftkeytogotothemainmenu.
» Presstherightkeytoentertheaddressbook.
» Pressthedialkeytodisplaythecalllist.
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Note:
Ifthemessage„Onlyemergencycallpossible“appears,youcanonlymakeemergency
calls.
3.6 CHARGING THE BATTERY
» Thebatteryindicator:Yourphonecanmonitorthebatteryanddisplayinformationabout
it.
» Normallyyoucanseethechargelevelofthebatteryintheiconintheupperrightcorner
ofthescreen.
» Whenthebatteryislow,“Batterylow„appearsonthedisplay.Ifyouselectabeepina
mode,analarmtonecanstillbeheard.
» Whenthebatteryischarged,thedisplayshowsananimatedchargingicon.Whenthe
batteryisfullycharged,theanimationstops.
REMARK:
Theactualstandbytimeandcalltimeareaectedbytheuseofthemobilephone,the
localnetworkenvironment,thesimcard,andthesettingsmade.
» Travelcharger:travelchargerscanrechargethebatteryviathetelephone.Whenyou
chargethebattery,placeitclosetothephone:
1. Insertthetravelchargerintothecorrespondingportontopofthe
telephone.
2. Insertthetravelchargerintothecorrectmainsocket.
» Duringrecharging,therechargerateofthebatterysymbolisdisplayeduntilthebattery
isfullycharged.
» Whenthebatteryisfullycharged,thebatteryicondoesnotchangeanymore.
REMARK:
Iftheelectricalvoltageofthebatteryissolowthatstart-upisnotpossible,ittakesalong
timeforthebatteryicontochange.
WARNING: You must ensure that the local main voltage and the clock frequency are
compatible with the voltage of the charger and its rated power.
3.7 SWITCHING THE TELEPHONE ON / OFF
» PressandholdtheOFFkeywillcausethephonetostartup.Thestartupanimationwill
bedisplayed.
» Whenpromptedtoenterthephonepassword,enterthepasswordandpressthe„OK“
functionkey.Thephonepasswordispresetto1122.
» IfyouarepromptedtoenterthePINcode,enterthePINcodeandpressthe„OK“
functionkey.ThesimcardandthePINcodeforanewaccountaremadeavailableby
thenetworkoperator.
» Whenthestandbyscreenappears,yourmobilephonewillsearchforanetwork.Ifa
networkhasbeenfound,thecurrentdateandcurrenttimeisshownonthedisplay.Now
youcanmakeandreceivecalls.
» Pressandholdthepowerkeytoturnothephone.
3.8 HEADSET
Whenyouinserttheheadsetintotheintendedheadsetopening,thephoneautomatically
switchestoheadsetmode.Theheadsetservesasearpieceandmicrophone.
3.SETTINGUPYOURPHONE 4.BASICFUNCTIONS
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4.1 CALLING
Instandbymode,usethenumberkeystoentertheareacodeandtelephonenumber,tap
theconnectionicon,orpresstheconnectionkeytomakeacall.Pressthe„End“keyto
endthecall.
» Calling abroad:pressthe“*„keytwiceandthenenterthe„+“sign.Enterthecountry
code,theareacodeandthephonenumber,andthenpresstheconnectionkey.
» Call the extension:Entertheextensionnumberandthenpressthe„*„buttonthree
orfourtimes;then“P“or„w“appears;enter„p“or„w“followedbytheextension
number,thenpresstheconnectionkey.
» Correct input error: Presstherightfunctionkeytodeletethelastcharacteronthe
screen.Todeletetheentireentry,pressandholdtherightfunctionkey,orpressthe
„End“key.
» Call contact from the address book:Whileinstandbymodepresstherightsoftkey
toopentheaddressbookandenterthecallerdata,andthenusethenavigationbuttons
tosearchupordowntondthecorrespondingentrytocall.
» Enter the number and press the connection key;themobilephoneautomatically
dialsthecorrespondingnumber.
» Redial:Presstheconnectionkeyinidlemodetodisplaythelastdialednumbers.On
thedisplaythelastdialednumberappears.Movethenavigationkeytothedesired
number,thenpresstheconnectionkey.
» Calls using the speed dial key:Todialanumberinthespeeddiallist,openthe
addressbook,gotothemenupoint„Addressbooksettings“,tothesubmenu„Speed
diallist“,andmakesurethatthefunctionisactivatedviathe„ON“setting.
4.2 ADJUSTING THE VOLUME
Duringacall,pressthenavigationbuttonsupordowntoadjustthevolume.
4.3 ANSWERING AN INCOMING CALL
» Toansweracall,presstheconnectionkeyortheleftfunctionkey.Whenthephone
vibrates,itmeansthatthecallhasbeenaccepted.
» Toendthecall,pressthe“End„key.
» Torejectacall,pressthe“End„keyortherightfunctionkey.
REMARK:
Ifthephonecanrecognizetheincomingcall,thecorrespondingnumberisdisplayed(if
thecallerisstored,thenumberandthecorrespondingnamearedisplayed).Ifthephone
doesnotrecognizethecall,thenumberisnotdisplayed.Youcanalsoacceptthecall
fromthemenuoraddressbook
4.4 CALL PROCEDURE
Duringacall,youcanmakecallsfromthemenu,endindividualcalls,accesstheaddress
book,calllogs,messages,voicerecording,mutemode,andotherfeatures.Seethenext
chapter„Menufunctions“.
» Hold calls:acceptthenewcall,andputitonhold.Ifhavetwoincomingcalls,thetwo
partiescan’theareachother.
Ifyournetworkoperatorsupportsthe„holdcall“function,youcanconnectanothertime
duringacall.
A: 1. Enterthenumberdirectly,orpresstheleftkeytoselectthe
numberfromtheaddressbook;orpresstheleftkeytoselecta
newcallandenterthenumber;thenpresstheconnectionkeyto
makethenew,secondcall.
2. Thecurrentcallisheldautomatically.
B: 1. Usetheleftkeytoselectsilentmodetoholdthecurrentcall.
2. Thenselecttheothernumber.Whentheconnectionis
established,youcantogglebetweenthecallsusingtheShift
key.
» End individual call:endthecurrentcall.
» Address book:duringthecallthetelephonebookisdisplayed.
» Call list:duringthecalltheconnectiondataaredisplayed.
» Messages:vieworsendmessagesduringthecall.
» Sound recording:Soundrecordingduringthecall.
» Mute mode:Thisfunctioncanmutethemicrophoneofthemobilephoneandconnect
theothermicrophone.Withthefunction„mutemode“youcanmakesurethattheother
partycan’thearyou.
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Pleasereadthefollowingguidelinescarefullytounderstandallfeatures.
5.1 CALL CENTER
5.1.1 CALL LISTS
» Missedcall
» Youcanviewthelast20missedcalls.Presstheleftfunctionkeyand
proceedasfollows:
» View:Lookatthedetailsofthetelephonenumber.
» Call:Callthetelephonenumber.
» SendSMS:SendanSMStothephonenumber.
» SendMMS:SendanMMStothephonenumber
» Storeintheaddressbook:Savethetelephonenumberintheaddress
book.
» Editbeforecalling:Editthephonenumberbeforeyouuseitforcalls.
» Delete:Deletethenumber.
» Dialednumbers
» Youcanseethelast20dialednumbers.Youcanviewthem,callthem,
sendSMS/MMSmessages,storethemintheaddressbook,editand
deletethembeforecalling.Like„MissedCall“.
» Receivedcalls
» Youcanviewthelast20receivedcalls.Youcanviewthem,callthem,
sendSMS/MMSmessages,storethemintheaddressbook,editand
deletethembeforecalling.Like„MissedCall“.
5.1.2 DELETING THE CALL LIST
Youcandeletethelistsofmissed,selected,andreceivedcallsindividuallyorall
together.
Note:
Whenyouchangethesimcard,thephonenumbersinthecalllistareautomatically
deleted.
5.1.3 CALL SETTINGS
5.1.3.1 CALL LIST OF SIM1 CARD
CALL WAITING
» Activate: Ifsomeonecallswhileyouhaveactivatedthe“Call
waiting„functionandyouaretalkingtosomeoneelse,youcan
acceptthesecondcallaswell.Thenetworksendsyouasignal
andshowstheothercallonthescreen.
» Disable:Ifyoudisablethe“CallWaiting”featureifsomeone
callswhileyouaretalkingtotheotherparty,thenyoucannot
acceptthecall.
» Query:Usedtoindicatethecurrentstateofthenetwork
CALL FORWARDING
Thisfunctionallowstheincomingcalltobeforwardedtoanotherphone
youspecify.Inthecallsettings,youmustselect“Callforwarding”and
pressthe„OK“functionkeytosetthisfunction.
» Forward all phone calls:Thisfunctionisusedforallcalls.
» Forward when no connection can be established:Routesthe
incomingcallwhenthephoneisoorhasnoreception.
» Forward if the call is not accepted:Ifthecallisnotanswered,
itwillforwardtheincomingcall.
» Forward when busy:Forwardtheincomingcall,whentheline
isbusy.
» Forward all data transfers:Youneedthesupportofyour
networkoperatortoforwarddatatransfers.
» Terminate forwarding: Thisfunctionisusedtodeactivatethe
forwardingfunction.
BLOCK CALLS
Thisfunctionallowsyoutorestrictyourcalls.Tosetthisfeature,you
mustrstcontactthenetworkoperatortoobtainapasswordforthe
networklock.Ifthepasswordisnotcorrect,anerrormessageis
displayed.Afterselectingtheoption,continuebyselecting„On“or„O“.
Afterthatthephonewillaskyoutoenterthepasswordforblocking.Then
thephonewillconnecttothenetwork.Laterthenetworkwillreactand
informyouabouttheresult.
DIAL LOCK
» All Calls:Whenthisisactivated,youcannotmakeanycalls.
» Internationalphonecalls:Ifthislockisactivated,youcanonly
makenationalcalls.
» International calls other than domestic calls:Ifthislockis
enabledwhileabroad,youcanonlyconductlocalcallsorcall
home(i.e.tothenetworkoperatoroftheprovidercountry).
BLOCK INCOMING CALLS
» All phone calls:Whenthislockisactivated,youcannotmake
anycalls.
» Roaming calls:Ifthislockisactivatedandyouareusingthe
telephoneoutsideyourownservicearea,youcannotanswer
calls.
» Activate:Enterthepasswordtoactivatetheblocking.
» Exit:Cancelsthislockfunction.
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» Query:Usedtoindicatethecurrentstateofthelockinthe
network.
» Cancel all:
» Clear all call restrictions; inordertoabolishtherestrictions,
thenetworkoperatormustalsobecontactedtoremovethelock
password.
CHANGE PASSWORD
Thisfunctionisusedtochangethepasswordforthelock.Youmust
entertheoriginalpasswordbeforeyoucanchangeit.
REMARK:
Somefeaturesrequirethesupportofyournetworkoperator.Alocalnetworkisrequired
toactivethesettingofthelockandyouwillneedasimcardtoopenthisfunction.
SWITCHING LINES
Switchingbetweenline1andline2.Thebasicstateisline1.
REMARK:
Ifyouselectline2,itdependsonyournetworkoperatorwhetheryoucanmakeacall
ornot.
5.1.3.2 SIM1 CALL LIST
Thecallsettingsofthesim2cardrefertothecallsettingsofthesim1
card.
5.1.3.3 ADVANCED SETTINGS
AUTOMATIC REDIALING
Turnstheautomaticredialingon/o,startsorstopsautomaticredialing.
Selectthenumbertostartthedialingprocess;iftheotherpartyisnot
responding,thephonewillautomaticallyrepeatdialingoveraperiodof
time.Theautomaticredialcannotberepeatedmorethantentimes.In
themeantime,theusercannotmakeanothercall.Pressthe„O“button
tostopautomaticredial.
TIMER DISPLAY
Thisfunctionallowstheusertodisplaysomething.Thealternative
messagetypesareforclosing,asoundorcycle.
NOTIFICATION OF SUCCESSFUL CONNECTIONS
Whenthenoticationofasuccessfulcallconnectionisactivated,abeep
soundsafterthecallhasbeensuccessfullyestablished.
ACCEPTANCE MODE
Youcansetanykeytoanswerthecallorautomaticallyacceptviathe
headsetmode.
5.2 ADDRESS BOOK
5.2.1 SEARCH
QUICK SEARCH
Youcanenterthenameorthephonenumberandotherrelatedinformationto
quicklyndthecontactsintheaddressbook.Pressthe#keytochange„abc“
or„123“totheaddressbooksearchinput.Presstheleftkeyandselect„Browse
AddressBook“tondalltherecordsintheaddressbookthatmeetthe
specications.Pressthenavigationbuttonupordowntoviewtherecordsandthe
callbuttontocall.
5.2.2. ADDING A NEW CONTACT
Addanewcontacttothesimcardorthemobilephone.Thisprocedureworksas
follows:FromtheAddressBookmenu,selectAddNewContact.Youarethen
promptedtochoosebetween„tosimcard“or„tophone“.
5.2.3 OPTIONS OF THE CONTACT GROUP
Presstheleftkeyinthecontactsoftheaddressbooktoaccesstheoptionsfor
thecontacts,viewthem,sendSMS,sendMMS,call,edit,delete,copyandverify
callergroups.
» View: Seethedetailsofthecontact.
» Send SMS:SendanSMStotheselectedcontact.
» Send MMS:SendanMMStotheselectedcontact.
» Call:Calltheselectedcontact.
» Edit:Edittheselectedcontact.
» Delete:Deletetheselectedcontact.
» Copy: Allowsyoutocopytherecordtothephone,thesim1-orsim2
card.
» Caller group:Assignaddressbookentriestodierentgroups.
Setcallsign.
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5.2.4 ADDRESS BOOK SETTINGS
STORAGE LOCATION
Setstheaddressbookdisplayofthecontacts‘locations.Saveonsim1,sim2,the
mobilephoneoronall.Ifthephoneonlyhassim1,onlythesim1optionis
displayed.
SPEED DIAL
On/o.Whenthisfunctionisactivated,atotalofeightspeeddialnumbers(the
correspondingnumberkeys2~9)canbeset.Inthestandbystate,youcanselect
thecorrespondingnumberbypressingandholdingthenumerickey.
OTHER NUMBERS
Cansetthephonenumberrestriction(toactivatethenumberrestriction,youneed
thePIN2code,andtondoutifthephonenumberrestrictionissupported,
pleasecontactyourlocaloperator).
MEMORY CAPACITY:
Displaysthememoryalreadyusedforthetelephoneandsimcardaddressbooks
andhowmanycontactscanbesaved.
» Copy contact: Youcancopytheaddressbookfromsim1\sim2tothe
phoneorfromthephonetosim1\sim2.
» Move contact:Youcanchangetheaddressbookofsim1\sim2to
phoneorfromthephonetosim1\sim2.
» Delete all contacts:Youcandeleteallcontactsonthephoneandthe
simcard.
REMARK:
Ifyouarestartingupandthenetworkisbeingsearchedforandyouwanttoopenthe
addressbookimmediately,itmaybepossiblethat„Pleasewait“appears.Thismeansthat
thedirectoryisstillbeingcreated;pleasetryagainlater.
5.3 FILE MANAGEMENT
Thisfeatureallowsyoutoeasilymanagedirectoriesandlesstoredonthephoneorthe
extendedmemorycard(suchasamicroSDcard).Open:Usethisfunctioninthemain
directoryofthememory.Themaindirectoryshowsthedefaultfolderofthesystem,the
settingupofafolder,andlesoftheusers.
» Openthelemanagement,pressleftfunctionkey„Options“,nowyoucanproceedas
follows:
» Open:Openstheselectedfolder.
» New Folder: Createsanewfolderintheselectedfolder.
» Rename:Renametheselectedfolder.
» Delete:Deletestheselectedfolder.
» Sort: Sortthesavedles,youcansortthembyname,type,time,andsize.
» Youcandothefollowingwiththeselectedle:
» View (Play):Lookattheselectedleorplayit.
» Image Information:Displaysthedateandsizeoftheselectedle.
» Send: SendleviaMMSorBluetooth.
» Use as:thelecanbeusedasabackgroundimageorasananimationwhile
switchingthephoneon/o.
» New Folder:Createsanewfolderintheselectedfolder.
» Rename:Renametheselectedle.
» Delete:Deletestheselectedle.
» Sort:Sortthesavedles,youcansortthembyname,type,timeandsize.
» Copy:Copiestheselectedletothespeciedlocation.Press„Back“tocancel
thiscommand.Iftheremainingspaceisnotenoughtocompletethecopying
process,themobilephonewillletyouknow.
» Move:Movestheselectedletoaspeciedplace.
» Details:Viewthedateandsizeofthele.
» Format:Usethisfunctiontoformatalldata.Thesystemthenrestoresthedefault
folder.
REMARK:
YoucanmovetheselectedleoralllesandimagestothemicroSDcard.
5.4 ORGANIZER
5.4.1 SKOBAN
Skobanisaclassicgamewith108levelsintotal.Enjoyyourgame!
5.4.2 CALENDAR
DisplaysthecalendarfromJanuary1970toDecember2030(Gregorianand
Lunar).WhenyouselectCalendarandpresstheleftkey,thefollowingfunctions
areavailable:
» View:Viewcurrentdate.
» Jumptoaspecicdatetoviewtheeventortoedit.
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5.4.3 ALARMSIGNAL
Thetelephonehasvealarmclocks.Theuserscansetthemaccordingtotheir
ownwishes.Ifthealarmisnotactivated,noalarmiconwillbedisplayedonthe
screen.Whenthealarmisactivated,asymbolisdisplayedonthescreen.
» Pressthe“OK„buttontoactivate/deactivatethealarmfunction.
» Setthealarm.
» Selectthedesiredalarmtype:onceaday,everyday,chooseoneormore
daysaweek.
» Signaltype:setto“Vibrateandring„,“Ringonly„,“Vibrateonly„.
» Press“Save„tocompletethesettingupprocedure.
Note:
Ifthealarmringsandyoucontinuetosleepordonothingtostopthering,thealarmwill
assumethattheuserhasnotheardthering.5minuteslaterthealarmringsagain.
Withoutanactivity,thealarmwillautomaticallyturnoafter10ringingcycles.
5.4.4 WORLD CLOCK
Thisfunctionallowsyoutoviewthelocaltimearoundtheworld.
5.4.5 CALCULATOR
Thecalculatorhassimplecalculationfunctionssuchasaddition,subtraction,
multiplicationanddivision.Tousethecalculator,dothefollowing:
» Entertherstdigit:entertherstnumberwhenthescreenshows“0”.
» Enter operators:Pressthecorresponding+,-,*,/andiconbuttons.
» Enterthesecondnumber.
» Results:AfterpressingtheOKbutton,theresultofthecalculation
appearsonthescreen.
» Continue with the calculation:Ifyouwanttousetheexisting
calculationresults,youcanenteranotheroperatorandthenaddthethird
numbertocontinuelater.
» Delete:Presstheleftkey.
» Exit:Presstherightkey“back„toendtheprogram.
5.4.6 E-BOOK
The„E-Book“functiondisplaysalle-bookdirectorieswithTXTlesthatarestored
onthememorycard.OnthescreenthesizeandnumberoflinesoftheeBook
aredisplayed;pressOKtoopenit.Thefollowingfunctionsareavailableviathe
„Options“menu:opene-book,systemsettings,information,delete,sort,help,
etc.
» Open e-book:Openstheselectede-book.
» System settings:Youcansetthefontsizeofthee-book,thepage
mode,theimagespeed,andthelocation
» Information:Displaysthename,size,andformatofthecurrently
selectede-book.
» Delete:Deletethecurrentlyselectede-book.
» Sort:Sortsthelesbyname,type,time,andsize.
» Help:Usethequickoperatinginstructionsofthee-book.
» GototheE-book‘sreadmodeandpresstheleftkeytoperformthe
followingfunctions:
» Enable or disable full screen mode:Enablesordisablesthe
fullscreenmodeforreadingthee-book.
» Skip the lines to: Enterthenumberofthelineyouwanttoread.
» Add bookmarks:Addabookmarktoyourcurrentreading,next
timeyoucangoto“Mybookmarks„tocontinue.
» Go to bookmarks:Openbookmarksofthee-book.
» Delete Bookmark:Deletethecurrentbookmark.
» Enable / disable automatic scrolling:Enablesordisablesthe
automaticscrollingofthee-book.
» Close:Closesthecurrente-book.
5.5 MESSAGES
SMS
Themessagefunctionisanetworkservice.Youmayneedtocontactthenetwork
operatortosendandreceivemessages.EachSMScanbeupto268characterslong.
Whenyouwriteamessage,pressthe„#“keytochangetheinputmethod,ortoselectthe
inputmethodintheoptions.Press„delete“todeleteawordbeforethecursor.Alongpress
of„delete“deletesallcharacters.ClicktheObuttontoreturntostandby.Usetheleftor
rightkeytoselectthecharacters,pressthe„*“keytoselecttheinputsymbols.
MMS
MMSisamultimediamessage.Itsmainfeatureisthesupportofmultimediafeatures,itcan
transmittexts,images,audio,etc.,variouskindsofmultimediaformats.Forthemultimedia
messageservice,thesupportofthenetworkoperatorisrequired,pleasecheckwhether
yoursimcardsupportstheserviceoraskyournetworkoperatorbeforeuse.Yourphone
supportsMMS.SettherequiredMMSsettings,andyoucansendandreceiveMMS.
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5.5.1 E-BOOK
EditnewSMSorMMStosendit.
SMS
EdittheSMSintheSMSEditwindow.Pressthe„#“buttontochangetheinput
method.Afterediting,youcanclickon„Options“andperformthefollowing
functions:
» Send to: SendSMS.
» Punctuation:Selectthepunctuationmarksyouwanttoinsert.
» Input Method:Selecttheinputmethodyouwanttouse.
» Insert template:InsertSMStemplate.
» Other options:Youcaninsertnumberandname.
» Save:SavetheSMSasadraft.
MMS
EdittheMMSattheMMSinterface.Youcanalsosendpicture,soundandvideo
lesasMMS.ThecontentsoftheMMSlemustnotexceed100k.Youcanclick
„Options“andperformthefollowingfunctions:
» Edit Text:Editthetextyouwanttoenter.
» Insert
» Insert page: Insertsanewpage.
» Insert Image:Addtheimageyouwanttosend.
» Insert video: Addthevideoyouwanttosend.
» Insert Audio:Addtheaudioyouwanttosend.
» Insert attachment:Insertthedocumentsstoredonthememorycardor
thephone.
5.5.2 INCOMING MESSAGES
TheSMSandMMSarestoredintheinbox.Inthelistofmessages,youmust
presstheleftfunctionkeytoperformthefollowingfunctions:
Note:
Aniconwillappearonthescreenwhenyoureceiveanewmessage.Ifthetextmessage
memoryisfull,youcannotreceiveanynewmessages;Pleasedeleteunnecessaryshort
messages.
» View:Viewmessage.
» Answer via SMS:AnswerviaSMS.
» Answer via MMS:AnswerviaMMS.
» Call sender:Callsender.
» Forward:Forwardmessage.
» Delete: Deletemessage.
» Delete all:Deleteallmessagesintheinbox.
» Store in the address book:Savethetelephonenumberintheaddress
book.
Insidethemessagemenu,youcanalsoperformthefollowingfunctionsunderthe
„Options“section:
» Answer via SMS:AnswerviaSMS.
» Answer via MMS:AnswerviaMMS.
» Call sender:Callsender.
» Forward:Forwardmessage.
» Delete:Deletemessage.
Additionaloptions:
» Use number: Cutoutalltelephonenumbersfromthemessageandsave
themonthesimcardorphone.
» Use Website:Cutthewebpagefromthemessage.
» Use USSD service:CutUSSDfromthemessage.
5.5.3 DRAFTS
The„Drafts“folderstoresthemessagesthathavenotyetbeencompleted.There
theycanbechangedagainbeforesending.PresstheOKbuttontogotothe
Draftsfolder,whereyoucanview,edit,delete,deleteall,move,copy,etc.
messagesonthephoneorsimcard.
MMS
» View:viewMMS.
» Edit:EditMMS.
» Delete:DeleteMMS.
» Delete all:DeleteallMMSintheDraftsfolder.
» Move to phone or sim card:Movethemessagetothephoneorthe
simcard.
» Copy to phone or SIM card:Copythemessagetothephoneorthe
simcard.
» View the MMS details:LookatthedetailsoftheMMS.
SMS
» View:ViewSMS.
» Send: SendSMS.
» Edit:EditSMS.
» Delete:DeleteSMS.
» Delete all:DeleteallSMSinthe“Drafts„folder.
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5.5.4. OUTGOING MESSAGES
Select„Outbox“andpresstheOKbuttontogototheoutgoingmail.At„Options“
youcanselect:
» Send:Re-sendmessage.
» Edit: Editthemessage.Afteryounishediting,selecttherecipientto
whichthemessageshallbesent.
» Delete:Deletemessage.
» Delete all:Deleteallmessagesintheoutgoingmailfolder.
5.5.5. SENT MESSAGES
Allsuccessfullysentmessagesarestoredat„Sentmessages“.Press„Ok“and
openthe„SentMessages“list,thenvia„Options“youcanselect:
» View:Viewmessage.
» Forward:Forwardmessage.
» Delete:Deletemessage.
» Delete all:Deleteallmessagesinthefolder“Sentmessages„
5.5.6. MESSAGE SERVICES
Thenetworkserviceallowsyoutoreceivetextmessagesofvariouscontents,
suchasweatherortracreports.
» Reception mode: Turningthemessagingsettingson/o
» Transmitter settings:Setthemessageservicestation.
» Language:Selectlanguage.
» Read message:ReadBroadcastmessage.
5.5.7. TEMPLATES
10templatesarepreset;youcancreateanewmessageusingthetemplate.
5.5.8. MESSAGE SETTINGS
SMS
» sim1 / sim2 card: underthismenuitemyoucanenterthenumberofthe
messageservice,validityofSMS,sendingformat,deliveryreport,reply
path,preferredconnection,voicemessages,etc.
» Memory status:showsthepercentageofmessagesstoredonthesim
cardandthephone.Thespecicmemorycapacitydependsonthe
contentofthemessage,thephoneandthesimcarditself.
» Save Sent SMS:Ifthisfunctionisactivated,thesentmessageis
automaticallysavedinthe“SentMessages„folder.
» Preferred backup mode:setstheSMSstoragemode.Youcanstorethe
SMSonthephoneorthesimcard.
MMS
» Datatari:Selecttheserviceprovideryouneedtoconnectandcheck
thenetworkparameters.
» General settings:
» Send settings:Youcanset„Sendreport“,„Readreport“,„Priority“,
„SendTime“,„Send“and„Save“.
» Receive settings: Youcansetlocalnetwork,roamingnetwork,
anonymoussender,advertisingmessage,reportandreportread.
» Preferred backup mode:setsthemessagestoragemodetoon.You
cansavetheMMStothephoneorthesimcard.
» Memory status:checksMMSusageonthephoneandthephone
memorycard.
» Messaging service:
» Messaging settings:Youcanselect“Receiveall“or„CloseAll“.
» Load message: Youcanchoosebetween“Inquiries„,“Automatic
transfer„and“Close„.
Note:
Ifyouarestartingupthephoneandthenetworksearchisrunningandyouimmediately
checkthemessagesand„Messageservicecannotbeused“,isdisplayed,thismeans
thatthemessagesarestillbeingsetup;pleasecheckthematalatertime.
5.6. MULTI MEDIA
5.6.1. CAMERA
Withthecameraapplication,youcanlmandphotographyourfellowhumans
andimportanteventsatanytime.Photosarestoredinthe„Album“.Thephotos
takenwiththecameraareinJPGformat.
TIP:
JPGisacommonimagecompressionformat;Therefore,youcanusethemostcommon
imageviewingandimageeditingprogramstoviewtheJPGles.Thelenameextension
isJPG.
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REMARK:
Pleaseobservetherelevantlawsandregulationswhentakingphotos.Pleasedonot
makeanyillegaluseofthisfeature.
Whenthecameraapplicationisopen,youwillseetheimagesectionyouwantto
captureonthescreen.
» Switch to video:Youcanswitchfromcameratovideomode.
» Album: Seepictures(fordetails,pleasecontacttheimageviewing
programinmultimediaapart).
» Camera settings:Youcansettheshutterspeed,exposure
compensation,contrast,imagestabilizer,self-timerandserialrecording.
» Image settings:Youcanadjustimagesizeandquality.
» White balance:Youhavethechoicebetweenautomatic,daylight,
cloudy,incandescentlamp,uorescentlampandwhitelight.
» Shooting mode:Youcanchoosebetweenautomaticornightmode.
» Eects:Youcanchoosebetween:normal,grayscale,sepia,sepiagreen,
sepiablue,asnegative,etc.
» Storage:allowsyoutoviewthepicturesonthephoneortostorethem
onthememorycard.
» Restore default settings:Restoresthecamera‘sdefaultsettings.
5.6.2. PICTURE VIEWER PROGRAM
» Presstheleftfunctionkeytoopenthemenu:
» View: Viewpictures
» Picture information:Viewpicturedetail
» Display mode: Selectbetweenlistandmatrixdisplay.
» Send:SendpicturesasMMSorviaBluetooth.
» Use as: Theimagescanbeselectedaswallpaper,andas
animationswhileswitchingthephoneon/o.
» Rename: changetheimagename.
» Delete:Deleteimage.
» Save:Saveimagestoragelocation.
5.6.3. VIDEO RECORDER
Fromthecameramode,youcaneasilyaccesstheVCR.Pressthe„OK“buttonto
startthecameraandtherightfunctionbuttontopausetherecording.Ifyoupress
theleftfunctionbuttonafteropeningthevideofunction,youhavethefollowing
options:
» Switching to camera mode:Youcanswitchfromvideorecorderto
cameramode.
» Camcorder settings:Youcanadjustexposurecompensation,night
recordingmode,andimagestabilizer.
» Video quality:Normal,Fine,Veryne.
» Video settings:Youcanshare/publishthevideo.
» White balance: Youhavethechoicebetweenautomatic,daylight,
cloudy,incandescentlamp,uorescentlampandwhitelight.
» Eects:Youcanchoosebetween:Normal,Grayscale,Sepia,Sepia
Green,Sepia,Negative,etc.
» Storage:Allowsyoutosavethevideosonthephoneoronthememory
card.
» Restore default settings: Restoresthedefaultsettingsofthe
camcorder.
Youcanalsomakethevideosettingsin„Options“asfollows:
» Left and Right:Selecttheexposurecompensationparameters
» Navigation button up and down:Adjustfocus.
5.6.4. VIDEO PLAYER
Thephonesupportsvideolesin3GP,MP4andAVIformat.Pressthe„OK“
buttontoopenthevideoplayerlist;inthismodeyoucanalso:
Note:
Videoscanonlybestoredinthe„Videos“directorytoplayaleinthevideoplayer.
» Play:Playstheselectedvideole.
» Send:SendleviaMMSorBluetooth.
» Rename:Changethevideolabel.
» Delete:Deletevideo.
» Sort:Sortthevideobyname,type,dateandsize.
» Save:Savetophoneormemorycard.
» Video playback:
» Pressthebuttononthesidetoadjustthevolume,theleftor
rightbuttonforforwardandrewind,theupbuttontoswitch
betweenfullandhalfscreensize,andthe„Ok“buttonto
pause.
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5.6.5. AUDIO PLAYER
Toopenthemusicplayerlist,presstheleftbutton,andpresstherightbuttonto
exit.Pressthesidebuttontoadjustthevolume,theleftorrighttoselectthe
previousornexttrack.Pressthe„OK“buttontopauseorcontinue.Toopenthe
playlists,presstheleftbutton,andthenselect„Options“toperformthefollowing
functions:
» Playback:Playselectedtracks.
» Details:Displaysthelesize,time,nameandplayer.
» Refresh the playlist:Updatestheplaylistofthememorycardorthe
phone.Iftheautomaticlistcreationisactivated,thisfunctionis
available.
REMARK:
If“AutomaticListCreation”isdisabledvia“Settings”,thefollowingoptionsstillremain:
» Preferred list:Choosemusictitlefromthememorycardorthephone.
» Auto-List:Openorcloseautomaticlistingcreation.
» Repeat:Youcanplayindividualmusictracksuptotheentireplaybacklist.
» Shue:Randomplaybackintheonandostate.
» Backgroundplayback:Whenyouselecttheopenstateandthenleavethemusic
playerinterface,themusiccanbeplayedback.Otherwise,playbackwillstop
automatically.
» Energy display mode:Therearetwoenergydisplaymodes,whichcan
alsobeusedasaswitch-oanimation.
5.6.6. VOICE MEMOS
» Audiorecordingle:Bydefault,“Audio„isthepreferredstorage
locationonyourmicroSDcard.Selectasoundrecordingle,thenpress
theleftkey.Youcansetoptionsregardingplay,attach,rename,delete,
useasandsendaswell.
» Play: Playtheselectedsoundrecordingle.Toadjustthevolume,press
thenavigationbuttonsupordown.
» Attach:allowsyoutorecordagaininthesamele.
» Rename:Changelename.
» Delete:deleteselectedsoundrecording.
» Use as:Usethesoundrecordingasaringtone.
» Send:sendtheleasMMSorviaBluetooth.
5.6.7. FM FUNCTION
BeforeusingtheFMradio,inserttheheadset.Afteropeningtheradiointerface,
youhavethefollowingfunctionsavailable:radioon/o,forward/reversesearch,
volumecontrol.Youcanalsoselectthefollowingfunctionsviathe„Options“menu
item:
» Channel list:30stationscanbesetwiththistelephone;youcanselect
yourfavoritestation.
» Manual input:Enterthespeciedtransmissionfrequency.
» Automatic search: Thephonesearchestheradiostationautomatically.
Settings:
» Background playback:Youcanenableordisablebackgroundplayback.
» Speakers:Youcanactivateplaybackviaspeakersordisableit.
5.7 SERVICES
5.7.1. INTERNET
YoucanbrowsetheinternetandsearchthewebusingtheWAPbrowser.For
furtherinformationpleasecontactthenearestserviceprovider.Openthismenuto
selectthefollowing:
» Homepage:Centrallandingpageontheinternet.
» Bookmarks:Savethefrequentlyusedwebpages.
» Searchortypeinawebpage:Typethewebpagethatyouwanttovisit
andclickOKtoreachthewebsite.
» Overviewofthewebsitesvisited:Websiteswhichyouhavevisitedin
thepast.
» Settings:
» Homepage:Selectthedefaultwebsiteoranewoneasa
homepage
» Datapacket:SelectthedatapacketforyourInternet
connection.Ifyouset‚Automatic‘,yourphonewillautomatically
selectthedatapacketaccordingtothesimcardoperator.
» BrowsingOptions:Youcanuseyouronlinecaching,Cookies,
andauthenticationinformationinthismenu.
» Preferences:Inthismenu,youcansettheonlinewaittimeand
whetherimagesshouldbedisplayedonapage.
5.7.2. DATA CONNECTION WITH SIM CARD
Selectthesim1orsim2cardasanetworkconnection.Youcanalsospecifythat
youcanchoosebetweenthesim1orsim2cardeachtimeyouconnect.
5.7.3. SIM APPLICATION TOOLKIT (STK)
Thisfunctionisprovidedbythenetworkoperator.Accordingtothevarious
servicesoeredbyyourmobilephonemanufacturers,newmenuoptionsare
available.
5.MAINMENU
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5.8 USER PROFILES
» Standard/defaultmode
» Start:Startthedefaultmode
» Personalsettings:youcansetringtone,typeofalarm,signalforincomingcalls,ringer
volume,signalformessages,volumeofthemessagesignal,keytone,startupsignal,
signalonswitchingoandsysteminputrequeston/o.
» Typeofalarm:Youcanchoosebetweenringtone,vibration,vibrationandring,rst
vibrateandthenring.
» Typeofring:ringandringonce.
» Signalforincomingcalls:Thesystemprovides10ringtonetypesandaself-generated
ringtonetochoosefrom.
» RingtoneVolume:Setstheringtonevolume.Therearelevels1-7available.
» Message:Thereare5ringtonesavailable.
» Volumeofthemessagesignal:Settingthemessagetone.Therearelevels1-7available.
» Keytone:Youcansetthesound,waitingcallsoundandsoundasthekeytone.
» Touchtonevolume:Setthekeytonevolume.Therearelevels1-7available.
» Start-upsignal:Thereare5ringtonesandmute.
» Signalwhenshuttingdown:Thereare5ringtonesandmute.
» Systeminputrequest:Enablesordisablesthesysteminputrequest.
» Reset:AfterselectingReset,thebasicsettingsarerestored.
» Mutemode:Afterthestartup,allfunctionsaresettomute.
» Meetingmode:Pleasereferto“Standard/Defaultmode„.
» OutdoorMode:Pleasereferto“Standard/Defaultmode„.
Note:
Youshouldsetyourphonetothemeetingormutemodeinpublicrestareas.Pressand
holdthe„#“keytoswitchfromstandardmodetomutemodewhileonstandby.
5.9 SETTINGS
5.9.1 MODE SETTING
Theusercanrefertotheoperatinginstructionsofthesimcardtosetthe
respectiveoperation.Withtwocardsinserted,thefollowingfunctionscanbeset:
» Enabletwomodes:Activatetwosimcardsatthesametime.
» sim1cardonly:Activateonlythesim1card.
» sim2cardonly:Activateonlythesim2card.
Note:
Iftheuserinsertsonlythesim1card,onlysim1cardappearsactiveinthedisplay.
5.9.2 PHONE SETTINGS
5.9.2.1 TIME AND DATE
» Nearest city: youcanchoosefrom77citiesworldwide.
» Time and date: Youcansetthetime,thedate,andthesummer
time.Pressthearrowkeystomovethecursorandtoinputdata.
Whendaylightsavingtimeisset,thetimeisdisplayedwithan
hourdelay.
» Set format:Youcanseta12-houror24-hourclock.Youcan
choosebetweenachronologicalarrangementandan
arrangementwithseparatedatecomponents.
5.9.2.2 TIMED SWITCHING ON AND OFF
ON / OFF ACCORDING A FIXED TIME:
Youcanselectfourgroupsoftimes.Youcanenteratimewhenthe
phoneisswitchedonandoautomatically.BeforeyouusethePower
On/Ofunction,youmustrstsetthestatusto‚Enable‘.Thensetthe
On/Ooption,andthensetthetime.
5.9.2.3 LANGUAGE
Youcanselectthelanguageinthedisplayedlanguagemenu.Youcan
chooseEnglishorSimpliedChinese.Thelanguage,menu,andprompts
changeaccordingtoyourchoice.
5.9.2.4 PREFERRED INPUT METHODS
Selectthemethodyouusuallyusefortheinputasthedefaultinput
method.
5.9.2.5 MENU DISPLAY IN STANDBY MODE
» Menudisplayinstand-bymode
» Backgroundimage:Thereisapresetpicture.Youcandownload
picturesyourselfaswell.
» Automaticscreenlock:Youcansetthetimeafterwhichthekey
lockturnsonautomaticallyaccordingtoyourownneeds.
» Animationduringstart-up:Thesystemcontains2start-up
animations.However,youcanalsosetotheranimations
yourself.
5.MAINMENU
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