EMPORIA SMART.5 User manual

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SMART.5
mini
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connection
or mobile data
tariff required

EN·02
Dear Valued emporia Customer,
What's life about? This is the question we focused on at
emporia when developing and designing this smartphone
for you. Yes, you've read that correctly. We didn't start by
asking how much RAM and ROM and how many megapixels
and milliampere hours the device should have. Weinitially
put those questions on the back burner and ultimately
passedthem to our engineers to answer later on.
We were much more interested in what life is actually about.
Safety, health, joie de vivre, sustainability, love, solidarity…
These are the things that really matter in life.
And it's these things that we've built this smartphone
around. It can and will assist you in all these important areas.
»It will help me with love?« I hear you ask. It will indeed.
Won't it be nice to be able to send your partner a kiss by
WhatsApp when they're in another room? Nowwondering
how this smartphone can increase your joie de vivre?
Google, Android, Gmail,
Chrome and others are
trademarks of Google
LLC.

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You'll receive a short video of your grandchild and it'll be as if
the sun is shining even if it's actually raining! Safety? It's great
that there's an emergency button on the back of the phone,
just in case you happen to fall o your e-bike, for example.
We've found answers to the important questions in life.
I hope your new emporia smartphone brings you plenty
ofjoy!
Eveline Pupeter
Owner and Managing Director
Notes on this user guide
This guide contains
helpful notes and tips,
which are indicated as
such by this symbol:
· Warnings are indicated
by this symbol:
· Lots of chapters
contain a QR code,
which will take you to
more information on the
chapter's topic on the
emporia website.

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CONTENTS
1. Preparation 06
1.1 An overview of your smartphone ..06
1.2 Box contents ......................07
1.3 Inserting a SIM card,
a memory card and the battery ....08
1.4 Charging the battery ..............10
1.5 Turning on the phone .............11
1.6 Entering a PIN code ...............12
2. Using the phone
for the rst time 12
2.1 Basic Android and Google settings. 12
2.2 Starting the emporiaapp..........16
3. Using the phone 18
3.1 Battery-saving mode and
locking the screen.................18
3.2 Buttons on the phone .............18
3.3 Keys on the screen (soft keys) ......19
3.4 Keyboard on the screen ...........20
4. emporia interface 21
4.1 Home screen......................21
4.2 App screen........................24
4.3 Personal screen ...................25
5. Basic functions 26
5.1 Phone calls........................27
5.2 Phone book (contacts).............28
5.3 Messages .........................31
5.4 Info centre ........................33
5.5 Photo album ......................34
5.6 Camera ...........................35

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7. Establishing connections 48
7.1 Using a Wi-Fi connection ..........48
7.2 Bluetooth .........................50
7.3 NFC connectivity ..................51
7.4 Using a Mobile Data Connection...52
7.5 Wi-Fi hotspot .....................53
7.6 Flight mode.......................53
7.7 Location ..........................53
7.8 Connecting to a PC to transfer data 54
8. More settings 55
8.1 Audio proles .....................55
8.2 Wallpaper.........................55
8.3 Date and time .....................55
8.4 Language and input...............55
8.5 Emporia keyboard.................56
8.6 Display............................56
8.7 Security settings ..................57
8.8 System updates ...................57
8.9 System settings ...................57
9. Emergency call function 58
10. Appendix 60
6. Other emporia apps 37
6.1 Torch .............................37
6.2 Silent mode .......................37
6.3 Alarm clock .......................37
6.4 Calendar ..........................38
6.5 Weather ..........................40
6.6 Internet ...........................41
6.7 E-Mail.............................42
6.8 Calculator .........................44
6.9 Magnier .........................44
6.10 QRscanner ........................45
6.11 Suggested apps ...................46
6.12 Touch Trainer .....................46
6.13 emporiaCOACH ...................46
6.14 Google apps ......................47

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1Headset port
2USB port
3LED
4Front-facing camera lens
5Loudspeaker (receiver)
6Touchscreen
1.1 An overview of your smartphone
7Menu button
8Home button
9Back button
10 Camera lens with
torch/ash
11 Emergency button
12 Battery cover
(Two versions: one with
the emergency button
and one without it)
13 Speaker
14 Volume buttons
15 On/O button
1. PREPARATION
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Preparation
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1.2 Box contents
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
• Battery
• USB charging cable
• User guide
›What to do if a part is
defective or missing
Please contact the Emporia Service
Centre. (seepage 60)
›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. Always choose a
tari with a data package when using a
smartphone.
• Memory card (increases storage capacity)
A memory 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
emporia smartphone training book
todownload
https://www.emporiamobile.
com/Products/MOBILES/SMART-
TRAiNiNG/SMART-TB-001_V2/
SMART-TB-001_V2_10310-ENG_
WEB.pdf
How do I insert a SIM card
and memory card?
https://www.emporiamobile.
com/en/explained-simply/
sim-card-and-sd-card

Preparation
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1.3 Inserting a SIM card, a memory
card and the battery
Before changing the SIM card or data card,
always disconnect the charger and turn
the phone o.
• 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.
• Insert the SIM card.
Slide the card in with the contacts
facingdown. Note the marking next to
the bracket.
apps. You can purchase these cards from
electronics stores.
• Headset
Suitable headsets are available from
https://iomi.style and electronics stores.
• Mains plug
Use a mains plug that you have at home.
If you don't have one, you can also
purchase one from an electronics store
or the Emporia Service Centre.
We recommend using a plug with an
output voltage of DC5.0 V and a wattage
of 5 W to 10 W.

Preparation
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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, you may damage the
phone, the card itself or the data stored on
the card.
• Insert a memory card. (optional)
Slide your memory card into the slot
with the gold contact facing down.
• 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 nano SIM cards in this device.
If your SIM card is a dierent size, your
network operator will swap it for you.
What to do if you've used
allyourstorage space.
https://www.emporiamobile.
com/en/explained-simply/
memory-used-up

Preparation
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1.4 Charging the battery
Only use batteries, chargers (5V, 3 A, 15 W)
and accessories that are permitted for this
smartphone.
Before using the unit for the rst time or if
the unit has not been used for a long time,
the battery must be charged. The charging
time depends on the charger used and
takes approximately 2-4 hours.
›Charging with the charging cable
• Use a standard mains plug that you have
at home.
• Insert the USB connector into
the phone's USB port.
• 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.
›Charging via 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 via the mains.
How do I charge the
battery correctly?
https://www.emporiamobile.
com/en/explained-simply/
battery-charging

Preparation
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1.5 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 logo will appear on the
screen and a melody is played.
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.
›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 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.
What does my smartphone
need in order to work?
https://www.emporiamobile.
com/en/explained-simply/
necessary-for-operation

Using the phone for the rst time
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1.6 Entering a PIN code
Enter the four-digit PIN code for your
SIM card when asked to do so and
conrm the entry.
You can change or turn o your PIN code
in Settings > Security > More security
settings > SIM card lock.
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.
2. USING THE PHONE FOR THE
FIRST TIME
2.1 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
• Tap on the pre-selected language.
• A list showing all the available system
languages will then appear.
• Select the language you want to use to
operate your smartphone.
›Starting Android settings
Now tap on START to dene a few
required settings for the Android
operating system.
Step-by-step instructions
https://www.emporiamobile.
com/en/explained-simply/
google-account-setup

Using the phone for the rst time
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›Setting up a 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,
orcreate a new Google account if you
don't yet have one.
• Now you can select settings regarding
the security and storage of Google
services. Read through the pre-selected
settings carefully and disable any
individual functions you don't require.
Then tap on ACCEPT.
›Selecting a search provider
Select the Internet search engine
provider whose service you want your
phone to use when carrying out a
searchquery.
›Connecting to a Wi-Fi network
If possible, establish a Wi-Fi connection,
so that future essential updates and
downloads don't use your mobile data.
Read more about this in chapter »7.1 Using
a Wi-Fi connection« from page48.
›Copying apps and data
Your smartphone will now check
whether any updates for the Android
operating system are available and, if
there are any, 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.

Using the phone for the rst time
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›Enabling Google Assistant
Now you can install the full version of
Google Assistant. Please note that you
are granting Google a wide range of
permissions if you do this.
• Tap either ACTIVATE or NO THANKS.
• If you want to control Google Assistant
using voice commands, set up Voice
Match by tapping on I AGREE and
following the instructions on the display.
›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.
How does the voice
assistantwork?
https://www.emporiamobile.
com/en/explained-simply/
voice-assistant

Using the phone for the rst time
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›Setting up Google Pay
If you would like to link your Google
account to a payment facility, tap on
ADD CARD and enter the required
details.
You can skip this setting for now and add it
in your Google account later on.
›Changing the wallpaper and font size
Finally, you can personalise your
smartphone's wallpaper and adjust the
font size. These settings will be applied
to all your phone's system, but not to
the emporia app. Now complete the
installation process.
App tip: Google Pay
https://www.emporiamobile.
com/en/explained-simply/
google-pay

Using the phone for the rst time
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2.2 Starting the
emporiaapp
When you have
completed the Android
and Google settings,
youwill see the Android
home screen.
Tap on the emporia icon.
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start emporia
›Legal notices
Agree to the terms and conditions,
the data privacy policy and the app
permissions for the emporiaapp.
To do this, check the box next to
»I have read and I agree
to all of the above.«
Conrm this by tapping on NEXT.
›Setting the emporia
app as the home screen
Select the following
settings to make your
smartphone start with
theemporia interface.
• Tap on NEXT.
• Tap on emporia
• Tap on Set as default
Next Step 2/3
Now set the emporia app as
your home app.
To do this, tap (1) Next and (2)
emporia.
Activation
12:30
Set emporia as your default
home app?
emporia
No permissions needed
Quickstep
Current default
CANCEL S ET AS DEFAULT
STARTING emporia
https://www.emporiamobile.
com/en/explained-simply/
start-emporia

Using the phone for the rst time
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›New apps after installation
The emporiaapp includes a whole
bundle of applications. You will
therefore now see a number of new
icons on your smartphone, which
represent the following functions:
• On the emporia home screen:
Phone, Messages, Photo album and
Info centre
• On the Favourite apps screen:
Camera, Alarm clock, Play Store,
Weather, Calendar, Internet andEmail
›emporia app registration
Enter your name, age group, gender and
email address and conrm these details
by tapping NEXT.
• Then tap on FINISH to complete the
set-up process for the emporiaapp.
• Your smartphone will now start up with
the emporia interface every time.
›Concluding the set-up process
›A notication will appear in the
Info centre if any of the installation
steps have been skipped.
Google Play Store
https://www.emporiamobile.
com/en/explained-simply/
google-playstore

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›Setting the screen to
lock automatically
You can choose from the following
device security options in
Quick settings> More settings >
Security settings> Screen lock:
• None
• Swipe
• PIN: Enter a code of your choice.
3.2 Buttons on the phone
›On/O button
• Hold the on/obutton down for at least
2 seconds to turn the phone on or o.
• Press this button briey to wake the
phone from or put it into battery-saving
mode.
3. USING THE PHONE
3.1 Battery-saving mode and
locking the screen
If you don't use your phone for a certain
period of time, the screen will switch to
battery-saving mode and go black. You
can reactivate the screen by pressing the
on/o button briey.
Locking the screen can also protect your
phone from unintentional input on the
touchscreen.
›Locking the screen manually
• Press the on/obutton briey.
• The screen will go black and lock,
and the phone will beep.
The screen is now protected from any
unintentional input.

Using the phone
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›Volume buttons
The volume buttons on
the side of your phone
allow you to adjust the
volume, mute the phone
when it is ringing or
mute the alarm clock.
1 Audio proles for
ringer volume:
Ringer sounds for calls and
notications
Calls and notications trigger an
alarm accompanied by vibration
Alerts for calls and notications
aremuted
2 Slide controller for media volume
3 Volume control button:
Slide controller for Media volume, Call
volume, Ring and notication volume
and Alarm volume
You'll nd the emporia silent mode in
Quick settings (seepage 37).
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›Emergency button
Press this button to call for help in
anemergency. (seepage 58)
3.3 Keys on the screen (soft keys)
›Home
• This button will take you back to the
home screen any time if you tap it
briey.
• If you tap and hold this button, the
Google Assistant will be activated.
›Back
This button allows you to undo your
lastaction.
Using the touchscreen
https://www.emporiamobile.
com/en/explained-simply/
touchscreen

Using the phone
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3.4 Keyboard on the screen
Whenever text input is necessary and
you tap on the text input eld, the
software keyboard will automatically
appear on the bottom half of thescreen.
There are several dierent keyboards,
which you can access by tapping the
grey buttons:
1 Keyboard with capital letters
2 Keyboard displaying numbers and
characters
3 Keyboard displaying symbols and
emoticons 4
5 Standard letter keyboard
›Menu
Tapping this button will display all your
recent apps, i.e. those that are currently
active, in windows alongside each other.
• To switch to one of the apps displayed,
tap on it briey.
• Close an app by swiping the image of
the app up.
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https://www.emporiamobile.
com/en/explained-simply/
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