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Denver FAS-1806 User manual

User Guide
FAS-1806
Denver.eu
12/2022
Safety information
Please read the safety instructions carefully before using the product
for the first time and keep the instructions for future reference.
1.
Warning: This product includes lithium ion battery.
2.
Keep product out of the reach of children and pets to avoid
chewing and swallowing.
3.
Product operating and storage temperature is from 0 degree
Celsius to 40 degree Celsius. Under and over this temperature
might affect the function.
4.
Never open the product. Touching the inside electrics can
cause electric shock. Repairs or service should only be
performed by qualified personnel.
5.
Do not expose to heat, water, moisture, direct sunlight!
6.
The unit is not waterproof. If water or foreign objects enter the
unit, it may result in fire or electric shock. If water or a foreign
object enters the unit, stop use immediately.
7.
Only charge with supplied Adaptor. The direct plug-in adapter
is used as disconnect device, the disconnect device shall
remain readily operable. So, make sure there is space around
the power outlet for easy access.
8.
Do not use non original accessories together with the product
as this can make the product functionality abnormal.
1 Overview
1. Enter sub menu 1. To select the Option that is shown at the bottom right of
the screen and confirm a selection.
2. Answer or start a call button, In Standby: press to open Call History
3. Long press to call voicemail.
4. Star button. Lock or unlock keypad
5. Navigation button and Enter button.
6. Enter submenu 2. To select the Option that is shown at the bottom right of
the screen
7. Press and hold for power on or off, press to end call, in menu press to exit.
8. Nummeric and alphabetic buttons
9. HASH tag button. Press to toggle between upper and lowercase letters and
digits. Long Press: Change Sound Profile
10. Press and hold button to turn Flashlight on or off
2. Setting up your phone
Remove the rear cover of the phone. Opening in bottom left corner. You can
use your fingernail to lift off the cover.
Insert the SIM card(s) into the holder as illustrated below with the chip facing
downwards. SIM cards are not included. SIM cards and contact point will be
easily damaged to scratches and bending. Please be careful.
1. SIM 1: Nano SIM
2. SIM 2: Standard SIM
Optionally. Only needed for camera pictures/videos or other multimedia files.
Insert micro SD Card (Max 32GB) into the card slot as shown below with gold
contacts facing down. Micro SD card is not included.
Insert the battery into to battery slot.
Put the rear cover on again. It says click when mounted.
Before you start using the phone please charge the battery with the included
power adaptor in atleast 4 hours.
3. Managing 2 SIM cards and profiles
When making a call or sending a TEXT message you will be prompted to select
the SIM profile that you want to use (SIM 1 or SIM 2). If you use different
networks for each SIM card, the network name is displayed clearly SIM 1 or SIM
2 selection to make identification easy.
4. Icons on the display
Signal strength
Battery indicator
Missed call
New message
Silent (Mute) mode
Vibration mode
Outside mode
Home mode
Alarm Clock on
Call forwarding
Bluetooth
5. User menu
Phonebook
Here you can add and search your contacts.
This menu allows you to add a new record to the SIM card or the phone.
Enter the phone number directly in standby mode, then press the Options
button to save the phone number in the SIM card or the phone.
First you need to select the storage location: To SIM or To phone.

To SIM: Select this option, press the OK button or press the left
softkey [Options] to enter the name input menu and enter the
corresponding name. Then press the OK button or the left softkey
[Options] to select ‘Done’ and confirm.
Press the navigation buttons to switch to number column, enter the
phone number directly and confirm, finally press the OK button or the
left softkey [OK] and confirm to save. Adding records to the SIM card is
done.

Send text message: Send a text message to the currently recorded
recipient.

Call: Dial the currently selected phone number.

Edit: Edit contact names and phone numbers.

Delete: Delete the currently selected record.

Copy: Copy the contact to mobile phone or SIM, memory card.

Add to Blacklist: Add to the blacklist and remove from blacklist

Phonebook settings: Here, the various submenus of the phone book
are set.
Messages
Here you can write and send messages.
Function: Compose a new message, save and/or send it to the recipient.
Note: to send SMS, you need to set the correct SMS service center
number which can be obtained from your network provider.
While composing, press the # button to change the input method. A text
message can be up to 612 characters in length and may contain pictures
and ring tones (EMS).

Send to: To send the composed message, input the recipient’s number
using the keypad or select a contact from your Phonebook.

Insert symbol: Insert special symbol

Input method: Select other input method

Insert template: Choose preset SMS.

Advanced: You can also select the contact and then add their phone
number

Save: Save the message to drafts.
Note: 1. To send SMS, you need to set the correct SMS service center
number which can be obtained from network provider.
If [SMS settings/Common settings/Save sent message] is [On], the
successfully/unsuccessfully sent SMS will be both saved to Outbox;
otherwise the SMS will not be saved.
Inbox
Received SMS messages can be stored either in the phone or in SIM
memory, and accessed here.
When you have received a message, the tones or vibration (as defined
in the menu [User profiles/profiles options/Customize/Tone
setup/Message tone]) to alert you and the message icon will also be
shown on the screen. Press the left softkey [View] or the OK button to
read the new message, press the right softkey [Cancel] to return, to
access the inbox to read the message.
If the message memory is full, “Memory full” and the message icon will
flash on the display. Before you can receive new messages, delete some
of your old messages in the inbox folder. If the capacity of new
messages is beyond the capacity of the inbox, the information will be
lost.
In the message list, press the OK button or the left softkey [Options] to
enter the following menu:

View: View information content.

Reply: Reply to the SMS sender directly.

Call sender: Call the message sender directly.

Forward: Forward the message to someone else.

Delete: Delete the message.

Delete all: Delete all messages.

Save to phonebook: Add to a new contact or existing contact

Advanced: Other phone settings
Note: 1. To send SMS, you need to set the correct SMS service center
number which can be obtained from network provider.
2. If [SMS settings/Common settings/Save sent message] is [On], the
successfully/unsuccessfully sent SMS will be both saved to Outbox;
otherwise the SMS will not be saved.
If [Save and send] option is selected when sending the message, the
sent SMS will be saved to Outbox.
In the sent message list, press the OK button or the left softkey to
read the selected message.
Sent message
If the message is sent successfully, the sent SMS will be saved to Outbox.
Multimedia
Camera
Take photos with the built in camera.
Video recorder
Record a video.
Audio player
Play MP3 files or Sound recordings. Only works if you have micro SD card
inserted with MP3 files (not included)
Video Player
Playback video files from your camera.
Sound recorder
Make sound recordings.
Organizer
Bluetooth
Bluetooth connection for external BT headset or speaket (Both no included).
Alarm
Set an alarm.
Calendar
Add reminders in the calendar.
Calculator
Mini calculator function
World Clock
Check the clock for various places in the world.
Tasks
Create tasks.
Flashlight
Activate or deactivate flashlight.
Application
Auto call record
Here you can auto record calls. Requires microSD card (not included)
Blacklist
Here you can handle blacklisted numbers.
Fun & Games
Here you can access one game.
File manager
Currently available memory locations are shown in the file manager menu.
Call history
Here you can see missed calls/dialed calls/received calls/all calls/delete all
logs/call timers
Settings
User profiles
Here you can choose different sound profiles.
Phone settings
Here you can set Time & Date, Language etc.
Dual SIM settings
Here you can check the SIM settings.
Security settings
Here you can manage the lock settings of the phone. Default password is: 1234
Restore Factory settings
This setting reset all the settings of the phone back to Factory setting.
FM radio
In the FM radio menu, press the left/right navigation buttons for
forward/backward channel auto search, until a channel is found. Press the
up/down navigation buttons to decrease/increase the frequency by 0.1 MHz.
Use the */# button to adjust the volume. Press the OK button to pause FM
playback.
Please notice - All products are subject to change without any notice. We take
reservations for errors and omissions in the manual.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, COPYRIGHT DENVER A/S
Electric and electronic equipment and included batteries contains materials,
components and substances that can be hazardous to your health and the
environment, if the waste material (discarded electric and electronic equipment
and batteries) is not handled correctly.
Electric and electronic equipment and batteries is marked with the crossed out
trash can symbol, seen above. This symbol signifies that electric and electronic
equipment and batteries should not be disposed of with other household waste,
but should be disposed of separately.
As the end user it is important that you submit your used batteries to the
appropriate and designated facility. In this manner you make sure that the
batteries are recycled in accordance with legislature and will not harm the
environment.
All cities have established collection points, where electric and electronic
equipment and batteries can either be submitted free of charge at recycling
stations and other collection sites, or be collected from the households.
Additional information is available at the technical department of your city.
Hereby, Denver A/S declares that the radio equipment type FAS-1806 is in
compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of
conformity is available at the following internet address: denver.eu and then click
the search ICON on topline of website. Write model number: FAS-1806. Now
enter product page, and RED directive is found under downloads/other
downloads.
Operating Frequency Range:
Bluetooth: 2402MHz-2480MHz
FM: 87.5-108MHz
EGSM(900): 890.2-914.8 MHz
DCS(1800): 1710.2-1784.8 MHz
Max Output Power: <8.32W
DENVER A/S
Omega 5A, Soeften
DK-8382 Hinnerup
Denmark
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