EMPORIA SMART.3 User manual

Congratulations on the purchase of
your emporiaSMART.3!
The emporiaSMART.3 was developed in cooperation with our
customers. You will have lots of fun with it, because it not only
enables you to make phone calls and send text messages, but also
discover the Internet and the world of apps.
It's the perfect smartphone for beginners!
To help you learn how to use the new facilities on your
smartphone, emporia has written a handbook to assist you as you
try them out and practise using them. This handbook comes with
the phone by the way, so we hope you enjoy it!
In addition, detailed step-by-step instructions are provided on
our website www.emporia.eu for a wide range of tasks such as
creating a WhatsApp group.
We hope your emporiaSMART.3 brings you plenty of joy.
Sincerely,
Eveline Pupeter
emporia Telecom
SMART.3
Wi-Fi
connection or
mobile data tariff
required
Installation manual

Your mobile phone at a glance
› YOUR MOBILE PHONE AT A GLANCE
1Headset port
2 Loudspeaker (receiver)
3 Front-facing camera lens
4 LED
5 Touchscreen
6 Menu button
7 Home button
8 Back button
9 USB port
9
2
5
6 7 8
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43 12
14
13
10
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16
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Your mobile phone at a glance
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10 Volume buttons
11 On/o button
(see page 14)
12 Camera lens
13 Torch/ash
14 Emergency button (optional)
(see page 38)
15 Battery cover
(Two versions: one with the emergency button and one
without it)
16 Loudspeaker
Notes on this user guide
• This guide contains helpful notes and tips, which are indicated as such by
this symbol:
• Warnings are indicated as such by this symbol:

Contents
04
YOUR MOBILE PHONE AT A GLANCE 02
1. Preparation 06
1.1 Scope of delivery........................................06
1.2 Inserting a SIM card, a memory card and the battery .....08
2. Putting the phone into operation 12
2.1 Charging the battery ....................................12
2.2 Turning on the phone ...................................14
2.3 Entering a PIN code .....................................15
3. Using the phone for the rst time 16
3.1 Basic Android and Google settings.......................16
3.2 Installing the emporiaapp...............................22
3.3 Setting up the home screen and favourites...............24
3.4 Creating contacts .......................................25
3.5 Linking personal contacts ...............................27
3.6 Setting up the emporia keyboard ........................28
4. Establishing connections 29
4.1 Setting up a Wi-Fi connection ...........................29
4.2 Setting up a mobile data connection ....................31
4.3 Setting up an email account .............................32
4.4 Bluetooth ..............................................33
4.5 Connecting to a PC to transfer data ......................35
4.6 Software updates .......................................36
4.7 Downloading apps ......................................37
Contents

Contents
05
5. Emergency call function 38
6. Quick Settings 44
6.1 Sleep mode and locking the screen ......................44
6.2 Audio proles ...........................................45
6.3 Wallpaper...............................................46
6.4 Other settings in the emporiaapp .......................47
7. Safety information 50
7.1 Warranty................................................50
7.2 Support.................................................50
7.3 Declaration of conformity (DOC).........................51
7.4 Technical product details ................................51
7.5 Frequencies .............................................52
7.6 Safety information ......................................53
7.7 Disposal ................................................55

SMART.3
Wi-Fi
connection or
mobile data tariff
required
Installation manual
Preparation
06
1. PREPARATION
1.1 Scope of delivery
The contents of this package are not suitable for young children
and include small parts that can be swallowed.
Smartphone Battery cover Battery cover without
an emergency button
Charging cradle
Battery Mains plug USB charging
cable
Headset
Installation
manual
Handbook
Handbook

Preparation
07
›Not included in the scope of delivery
• SIM card
The SIM card is a chip card that you need to insert into the
phone. You will only be able to place calls once you have done
this. Your network operator will provide you with the card
and the codes belonging to it (PIN and PUK) when you buy
a mobile contract. You can also purchase a prepaid SIM card
from specialist retailers.
• Data card
A data card is a chip card that will increase your smartphone's
storage space. Inserting one will enable you to store more
photos and install more apps. You can purchase these cards
from electronics stores.
›What to do if a part is defective or missing
Please call the emporia hotline
on +43 · 732 · 77 77 17 · 446.

Preparation
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1.2 Inserting a SIM card, a memory card and the battery
Always disconnect the phone from the charger and turn the
phone o before removing the battery cover.
›Take off the battery cover.
Begin with the recess in
thebottom left-hand corner
of the cover.
Watch your ngernails when removing the battery cover.
Avoid bending the cover too much, as doing that can damage it.

Preparation
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›Insert the SIM card.
The SIM card slot is on the right
above the battery cavity.
Slide the card in with the
contacts facing down.
Always use a tari with a data package when using a smartphone.
This will save you additional costs when transferring data while
using the Internet.
Only use micro SIM cards for this phone. If your SIM card is a
dierent size, your network operator can exchange it for you or
you can buy an adapter from a specialist retailer.
Standard Mini SIM
15mm x 25mm, unsuitable
Micro SIM
12mm x 15mm, suitable
Nano SIM
8.8mm x 12.3mm, unsuitable

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10
›Insert a data card (optional).
The memory card slot is located
to the left of the SIM card slot.
Slide your data card into the
slot with the gold contact
facing down.
Only use a memory card that is compatible with this phone, such
as a microSD® or a microSDHC® card.
If you use an incompatible SIM card or memory card, the phone,
the card or the data on the card can be damaged.

Preparation
11
›Insert the battery.
Insert the battery, making sure
the gold contacts of the battery
and the phone are touching
each other.
Press the battery cover down
onto the phone until it clicks
into place on each side.
Only use batteries, chargers and accessories that are permitted for
this phone. If you don't, the warranty for the phone will no longer
be valid.
Before changing the SIM card or data card, always disconnect the
charger and turn the phone o.

Putting the phone into operation
12
2. PUTTING THE PHONE INTO OPERATION
2.1 Charging the battery
Before you use the phone for the rst time, charge the battery for
at least four hours. If you don't charge the phone for this period of
time, the battery life could be reduced.
Never connect the phone to the charger or a PC if a battery has
not been inserted. Do not attempt to operate the phone without a
battery inserted. Doing this can damage the phone.
›Using the charging cable
• Insert the USB plug into the USB port on the bottom of
thephone.
• Then plug the cable's mains plug into a wall socket
To avoid contact faults with the USB connector, only use the
charging cable supplied with the phone for charging.
Do not attempt to plug a charging cable with a jack plug into the
headset port. Doing this can damage the phone.
Putting the phone into operation

Putting the phone into operation
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›Using the charging cradle
The charging cradle allows you to charge your smartphone
easily and also gives you a xed place where you can leave
your phone when you're at home.
To use it, plug the charging cable's USB-C connector into the
port on the back of the charging cradle and then place the
phone in the charging cradle. If you intend to use this method
to charge your phone every time, you can leave the charging
cable plugged into the charging cradle permanently.
›Using a computer
• Plug the phone into a USB port on your computer. If necessary,
disconnect the USB cable from the mains plug to do this.
Charging your phone via a computer will take longer than
charging it with the charging cable.
›Battery indicators on the phone
• When the battery is empty:
The phone will beep and a warning will appear on the screen.
The battery icon is red and the LED ashes.
• When the battery is being charged:
The battery icon is shown lling up and the LED is red.
• When the battery is fully charged:
The battery icon is full and the LED is green.
You can now disconnect the charging cable from the phone

Putting the phone into operation
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and then unplug the cable from the wall socket.
In Settings – Battery, you can view the remaining battery life and
current charge level, and can close applications to extend the
battery life.
2.2 Turning on the phone
• Before you use your phone for the rst time, remove the
protective lm from the screen.
• Press and hold the on/obutton for at least two seconds.
• The emporia logotype will appear on the screen and you will
hear a short melody.
When you turn your phone on the rst time, the start-up process
can take up to two minutes. The emporia logo will be on the
screen when this is happening. Please do not interrupt this process.

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2.3 Entering a PIN code
Enter the four-digit PIN code for your SIM card when asked to
do so and conrm the code.
Your PIN code (personal identication number) will be a four-digit
number combination and is intended to protect your SIM card and
therefore your phone from misuse. It is your secret number and
will prevent others from being able to turn your phone on. You can
change or turn o your PIN code in Settings– Security– Set up
SIM card lock.
You can make a note of your personal PIN code here: __________
You have a maximum of three attempts to enter your PIN code
correctly. If you enter the wrong number three times in a row, you
will only be able to unblock your SIM card with your PUK code. You
will nd your PIN code and PUK code in the documents supplied
with your SIM card by your network operator.

Using the phone for the rst time
16
3. USING THE PHONE FOR THE FIRST TIME
3.1 Basic Android and Google settings
When you use your smartphone for the rst time,
you need to select a number of settings.
›Selecting a language
English has been preselected as the
standard system language. If you would
prefer to use a dierent language to operate
your smartphone, proceed as follows:
• Tap on the preselected language (ENGLISH).
• A list showing all the available system
languages will then appear.
• Select the language you want to use to
operate your smartphone.
• Your chosen language will be displayed on
the screen.
›Starting Android settings
• Now tap on START to dene a few required settings for the
Android operating system.
100%
Hello
ENGLISH (GREAT BRITAIN)
Emergency calls Display settings
START
Using the phone for the rst time

Using the phone for the rst time
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›Connecting to a Wi-Fi network
If possible, establish a Wi-Fi connection,
sothat future updates and downloads
don'tuse your mobile data.
• A list will display all the available Wi-Fi
networks.
• Tap on the name of the network you want
toconnect your phone to.
If your network does not appear in the list, it
is not within range of the smartphone. Ensure
that the phone is within range of the network,
so that a connection can be established.
• Now enter the password for the selected Wi-Fi network. You'll
nd the wireless key in the documents for your Wi-Fi network.
• If you want to switch to the numeric keypad, tap on the grey
123 button. If you want to switch to uppercase letters, tap on
the grey button with the arrow.
100%
Connecting to a Wi-Fi network
Connect to a network in order to download
apps or copy data.
MyWi-Fi
MyWi-Fi Guest
Show all Wi-Fi networks
SKIP

Using the phone for the rst time
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• You can check the password again
by tapping on Show password.
• When you have nished typing in the
password, tap on the CONNECT button to
establish a connection to the network.
›Copying apps and data
Your smartphone will now check whether
any updates for the Android operating
system are available and install them
automatically.
Used a smartphone before? In the next step,
you can install apps and data from your
old smartphone. To do this, tap on NEXT,
select a transfer method and follow the
instructions on the screen.
If this is your rst smartphone or you don't
want to transfer any data, tap on DON'T COPY.
100%
Connecting to a Wi-Fi network
Connect to a network in order to download
apps or copy data.
MyWi-Fi
MyWi-Fi Guest
Show all Wi-Fi networks
MyWi-Fi
Security
WPA2 PSK
Password
|
Show password
Advanced options
CANCEL CONNECT
Y X C V B N M 1
2
3
A S D F G H J K L
Q W E R T Z U I O P
1234567890
Send , . Delete
100 %
Copying apps and data
You can transfer your Google account and
also your apps, photos, contacts, etc. to
your new phone. You can specify exactly
what you want to be copied.
DON'T COPY NEXT

Using the phone for the rst time
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›Setting up your Google account
In the next step, you will be asked to sign
inwith your Google account. Enter your
Gmail address and the password for the
account to do this.
If you have not used a Google account
before, you can set up a new one:
• Tap on Create account.
• Select For myself.
• Enter your rst and last names and tap
onNext.
• Now enter your date of birth and gender.
• In the next step, you can choose your own username.
Coupledwith the xed ending @gmail.com,
this will form your personal Gmail address.
• The availability of your desired username will then be checked.
• Next, you need to choose a password for this Google account.
It has to be at least eight characters' long and including digits
or special characters is also recommended.
• You now have to enter the same password a second time to
ensure you haven't made any typing errors.
• Tick the checkboxes for the terms and conditions and the data
privacy statement, and then you can tap on Create account.
For myself
For my child
100 %
Signing in
Sign in with your Google account.
Learn more
Forgotten your email address?
Email address or phone number
Skip Next
Create an
account

Using the phone for the rst time
20
• After that, you can select and conrm personalisation
settingsfor your Google account.
• Now you can select settings regarding the security and
storage of Google services. Read through the preselected
settings carefully and disable any individual functions you
don't require. Then tap on ACCEPT.
›Protecting your smartphone
Now select a screen lock, so that your phone cannot be
operated by anyone not authorised to do so.
• Also choose whether the code has to be entered when the
device is rst started.
• Enter your chosen code.
• Enter the code a second time to ensure you haven't made any
typing errors and then conrm it.