FLY FLY SL400 User manual

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UserManual
Model: SL400
Please read this manual carefully
before operation
FLY
English Version

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Safety and Maintenance ---------------------------------------------6
Chapter 2 Getting Started----------------------------------------------------------9
2.1 NAMES AND DESCRIPTIONS................................................................ 9
2.1.1 Appearance............................................................................. 9
2.1.2 Buttons Description ................................................................. 9
2.1.3 Feature Instruction for Side-buttons....................................... 11
2.1.4 Display .................................................................................. 12
2.1.5 Icons...................................................................................... 13
2.2BATTERY ....................................................................................... 14
2.2.1 Placing and Removing the Battery......................................... 14
2.2.2 Battery Charging ................................................................... 15
2.3 NETWORK CONNECTION.................................................................. 16
2.3.1 SIM Card............................................................................... 17
2.3.2 Installing the SIM Card.......................................................... 17
2.3.3 Installing the Memory Card.................................................... 18
2.3.4 Power on and Power off ........................................................ 18
2.3.5 Unlocking the phone.............................................................. 18
2.3.6 Unlocking the SIM Card......................................................... 19
2.3.7 Connecting to Network .......................................................... 19
Chapter 3 Quick Guide------------------------------------------------------------ 20
3.1 FEATURES ..................................................................................... 20
3.2 HOTKEY......................................................................................... 21
3.3 MAKE A CALL.................................................................................. 22
3.3.1 Make a domestic call............................................................. 22
3.3.2 Call extension of fixed phone................................................. 23
3.3.3 Make an international call...................................................... 23
3.3.4 Make a call from the call log.................................................. 23
3.4EMERGENCY CALL.......................................................................... 24
3.5ANSWER A CALL.............................................................................. 24
3.6END A CALL ................................................................................... 24
3.7ADD PHONE BOOK RECORD............................................................. 24
3.8SEARCH FROM PHONE BOOK RECORDS ............................................ 25
3.9 CAMERA ........................................................................................ 25
3.10 IN CALL OPTIONS.......................................................................... 26
Chapter 4 Function Menu-------------------------------------------------------- 28

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4.1 USE OF FUNCTION MENU................................................................. 28
4.1.1 Scrolling Search and Select................................................... 28
4.1.2 Speed Select Function .......................................................... 28
4.1.3 Exit Menu.............................................................................. 28
4.2 FUNCTION MENU STRUCTURE .......................................................... 28
4.3INTERNET....................................................................................... 31
4.3.1 WAP...................................................................................... 31
4.3.2 Account Information............................................................... 35
4.4 CALL HISTORY................................................................................ 35
4.4.1 Missed calls........................................................................... 36
4.4.2 Answered calls...................................................................... 36
4.4.3 Dialled Calls .......................................................................... 36
4.4.4 Delete Call History................................................................. 36
4.4.5 Call time................................................................................ 37
4.4.6 Call Meters............................................................................ 37
4.4.7 Message Counter.................................................................. 37
4.4.8 GPRS Meter.......................................................................... 37
4.5 FILE MANAGER............................................................................... 37
4.6 MESSAGES SERVICE....................................................................... 39
4.6.1 SMS ...................................................................................... 39
4.6.2 MMS...................................................................................... 44
4.6.3 Voice mail.............................................................................. 50
4.6.4 Broadcast Message............................................................... 51
4.7SETTINGS ...................................................................................... 51
4.7.1 User Profiles.......................................................................... 51
4.7.2 Display Setting ...................................................................... 53
4.7.3 Set Time/Date ....................................................................... 54
4.7.4 Call Setup.............................................................................. 54
4.7.5 Schedule Power On/Off......................................................... 56
4.7.6 Setting Press Key Shortcuts.................................................. 56
4.7.7 Languages............................................................................. 56
4.7.8 Network Setup....................................................................... 56
4.7.9 Security Setup....................................................................... 57
4.7.10 Restore Factory Settings ..................................................... 59
4.8 MULTIMEDIA................................................................................... 59
4.8.1 Camera ................................................................................. 60
4.8.2 ImageViewer ......................................................................... 62
4.8.3 Camcorder............................................................................. 62

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4.8.4 VideoPlayer........................................................................... 62
4.8.5 Mp3 player............................................................................. 63
4.9PHONE BOOK ................................................................................. 64
4.10 FUN &GAMES.............................................................................. 67
4.10.1 Games................................................................................. 67
4.10.2 Effect Setting....................................................................... 71
4.10.3 Melody Compose................................................................. 71
4.11 EXTRA......................................................................................... 73
4.11.1 Alarm................................................................................... 73
4.11.2 Calendar.............................................................................. 73
4.11.3 Calculator............................................................................ 75
4.11.4 Sound Recorder .................................................................. 75
4.11.5 To Do List............................................................................ 76
4.11.6 Unit Converter ..................................................................... 76
4.11.7 Currency Converter............................................................. 77
4.11.8 Health.................................................................................. 77
4.11.9 World Clock......................................................................... 77
Chapter 5 Entry Method ---------------------------------------------------------- 78
5.1GENERAL....................................................................................... 78
5.2KEYPAD DEFINITION........................................................................ 78
Chapter 6 FAQ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 79
Chapter 7 Technical Parameter ------------------------------------------------ 81

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Chapter 1 Safety and Maintenance
Please follow the precautions below when using the phone.
•Before using the mobile, please read the User Manual carefully.
•Please turn off the phone on the flight. If the automatic turning on
feature of the alarm and calendar of your phone is enabled, please
check and delete the setting before boarding.
•Please use the phone far away from the heat source and high
voltage environments such as electrical appliances or electrical
cooking equipments. Please use the phone under normal temperature.
It may be damaged if the temperature is higher than 55 or lower than
－10.
•Please keep the phone away from fire and turn off the phone
when you are around gas station or fuel depository.
•Never use the phone by hand when driving. Don’t place your
phone above the air-bag or any place that the air-bag touchable when
expanded, since you may be hurt seriously by the strong force
bounced on phone caused by expanding air-bag.
•Please use standard battery, charger and accessories only
certified by the company. The company assumes no liabilities for any
results caused by the components provided by the 3rd party.
•Never disassemble the phone by yourself.
•The phone may disturb the operation of electronic equipment
when drawing near. Please keep the phone away from electronic
devices such as TV, radiogram, PC, cardiac pacemaker.. Never place
the phone around credit card or magnetic area.
•Never shock or vibrate the phone, as well as knock the screen
with edge tool.
•The shell coating of the phone may be destroyed when the phone
is dressed with case or plastic case.
•Do not use solute, such as benzene, thinner or alcohol, to wipe
the shell. Never make the phone touch the mordant chemical materials
or cleanser. Please clean the phone gently with soft and dry cloth only.
•Never expose the phone under sunlight, dusty or smoggy place.
•Please keep the phone dry and never use the phone under high
humidity environment like bathroom. The phone is not water proof,
please avoid the rain or humidity.

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•Please use accessories like earphone with care. Never touch the
antenna if unnecessary. Only the original antenna can be used. The
unauthorized antenna may destroy the phone.
•Please grasp the connector to unplug the charger from the phone
instead of pulling the power cable.
•Please do not depend on the phone as communication tool only
for emergency such as medical rescue.
•Please keep the phone away from children to avoid any dangers.
Please follow the precautions below when using battery
•Before using the battery, please read the instruction and facial
mark on the battery carefully.
•Please charge battery in cool and ventilated environment.
(Temperature: 0-25, and relative humidity is less than 65%.)
Otherwise, high temperature around will cause the heating, smoking,
burning and deforming, even explosion of the battery.
•Special protective circuit and device is integrated inside the
battery. Never disassemble the battery by yourself to avoid LCD panel
breakage and LCD liquid leakage. Please do not spill the LCD liquid to
the eyes to avoid ablepsia. Please wash the eyes with clean water (do
not knead the eyes) and see the doctor immediately.
•Please do not press the battery, shake or vibrate the battery
mechanically to avoid short circuit and destroying the battery or the
linked component. Short circuit can be caused by connecting the
anode and cathode of the battery with metal objects like coin, pen or
clips, therefore, please do not place the battery with the metal objects.
•Please keep the metal contact and battery clean.
•Never use destroyed or exhausted battery.
•Please change the battery when it fails to meet the performance
requirements. The battery can be charged hundreds of times before
replacement. Battery is expendable. Although it can be used for
hundreds of times, the electrical amperage will decrease gradually.
When you feelthe battery life (the talk time and standby time) has
decreased, please change to a new one.
•Never expose the battery under sunlight, dusty or smoggy place,
and high humidity environment like bathroom. The battery is not water
proof, please avoid the rain or humidity.

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•Never place the battery in an extreme temperatures. The battery
performance will be effected in the environment under temperature
over 55℃or less than －10℃.
•Never place the battery in fire to avoid explosion.
•Never place the battery in water to avoid internal short circuit and
the heating, smoking, deforming, damage and even explosion of the
battery.
•Please dispose the battery according to regulations (such as
recycling), and do not dispose it as household garbage to avoid
explosion and pollution.
•Please charge the battery with the special charger and do not
charge the battery over 24 hours continuously.
•Please keep the battery away from children to avoid any dangers.
Please follow the precautions below when using the charger.
•Before using the charger, please read the instructions and the
facial mark on the charger carefully.
•Please do not disassemble or refit the charger. Never use the
charger once the power cable is damaged to avoid electric shock, fire
and damage to the charger.
•Never touch the charger with wet hand. Please cut the power at
once when the charger touches water or other liquid.
•Never short the charger, shake or vibrate the charger
mechanically. Please avoid direct sunlight exposure and using the
charger in a highly humid place like bathroom. The charger is not water
proof. Please avoid rain or humidity.
•Please do not use the charger around electric appliances like TV
and radio.
•Please hold the charger when unplugging to avoid damage to the
cable by pulling the power cable.
•Please keep the charger away from children to avoid any
dangers.

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Chapter 2 Getting Started
2.1 Names and descriptions
2.1.1 Appearance
2.1.2 Buttons Description
Earpiece plug
Left Side-key
Battery Fli
p
Ke
yp
ad
Strap Hole
Flashlight
Camera
Battery
Battery
snap
Ear
Phone/Spe
aker
RF Plug
Right
Side-but
ton
Fli
p
Main
Ke
yp
ad

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1. left/right Navigation Key: move the cursor left/right in Edit
mode; in standby status, press Right Button to enter "SMS" menu and
press Left button to enter "Profile" menu; in Photo Preview mode,
press Left/Right button to switch among Exposure Compensation,
Zoom Adjustment, Special Effect and Photo Size; in "My Documents",
press Right Button to open the selected folder, and press Left Button to
return to the previous folder.
2. Up/down Navigation Key: scroll to browse name, phone
number, SMS, MMS and all other submenus; move the cursor up and
down in Edit Mode; in Standby status, press Up button to enter
"Calendar" menu and press Down button to access MP3 Player; in
Photo Preview mode, press Up/Down button to adjust the selected
parameters indicated between Left and Right buttons on the soft
keypad.
3. Left soft key: display functions indicated by the directive mark
on the lower left of the screen. In standby status, press Left Soft Key to
enter "Menu”.
4. Right soft key: display functions indicated by the directive
mark on the lower right of the screen. In standby status, press Right
Soft Key to enter "Phonebook" menu.

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5. Dial Button: dial and answer the phone; in Standby status,
press to see Call history.
6. End button: end call or reject the incoming call; long press to
power on/off; in other cases, press this button to return to Standby
status.
7. Numeric button: Press 0-9 to enter numbers or characters;
select menu items quickly when entering the menu; with Speed Dial
enabled, long press 2-9 to dial preset speed dial numbers saved in
phone book previously.
8. *Button: provides different functions in various modes and
menus.
9. #Button: provides different functions in various modes and
menus.
10. OK Button: in Standby status, long press this button to enter
WAP Menu; in other submenus, press this button to Confirm or Open,
used exactly the same way as Left Soft key.
Note: the term "press" herein means to press and instantly
release; the term "long press" herein means to press the button and
hold for 2 or more seconds. No. 1 and 2 are referred to as "navigation
button".
2.1.3 Feature Instruction for Side-buttons
The side-button of your phone is designed for your convenience.
The phone will automatically turn off backlight in a certain period when
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When the backlight is turned off, press Left/Right Side-button to
turn on the backlight.
During the call, press Right Side-button to call out Incoming
Volume screen, and then press Right Side-button to adjust Incoming
volume.
Long press Right Side-button to reject any Incoming Call when
there is one.
In standby status, press Right Side-button to adjust key tone.
In standby status, when backlight is turned on, press Left
Side-button to enter Camera Viewfinder screen. After you find the
view, press Left/right Side-button or OK button to take a picture.
In replay/pause mode of Music Player screen, press Right
Side-buttons (up and down) to adjust the volume, with the Volume
Indicating Bar displaying the corresponding volume change.
When using background playing mode in music player, long press
right side-button in standby status to toggle songs to be played in the
playlist.
During the call, press Left Side-button to record the conversation,
and press Left Side-button again to end recording.
2.1.4 Display
Display is composed of three areas.
Right
Side-button
Ear Piece
Plug
Left
Side-button

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Area Description
1st line/Icon area Displays icons
Middle lines/Text and
graphic area
Displays messages, prompt
messages, date, time and any
input messages such as dialed
numbers.
The last line/soft key
indication area Displays functions currently assigned to left/right soft key,
and preview parameter
instructions.
2.1.5 Icons
Icons Description Display location
Indication about the strength
of the signal. Icon area
GPRS is connected and
available. Icon area
Currently the keypad is
locked Icon area
Mute and vibration is
activated Icon area
Vibration and ring Icon area
Icon Area
Text and Graphic
Ar
ea
Software Prompt
Ar
ea

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Ring Icon area
Ring after vibration Icon area
Currently the phone is set to
Roaming Icon area
Currently the phone is set to
automatically receive MMS Icon area
You have unread MMS Icon area
You have received SMS. Icon area
You have unread Voice
Message Icon area
Conversation Record mark Icon area
Currently you have unread
WAP service message Icon area
The alarm is set and
enabled. Icon area
Activate all Voice Transfer Icon area
Displays Battery Usage. Icon area
Currently you have missed
call Icon area
2.2 Battery
The battery is initially charged with 50％of its total capacity, you
can unpack and use it. Please recharge the battery to full after it is
exhausted for the first 3 times, so as to make the best use of your
battery.
2.2.1 Placing and Removing the Battery
Remove your battery by the following procedure:
①Pull the battery wedge towards the bottom of the phone in the
direction indicated by the arrow.
②Lift the back end of the battery in the direction indicated by the
arrow, and then take it out from the battery holder.
Warning: Be sure to turn off the phone before removing the
battery. It is strictly prohibited to take out the battery when the phone is
on, otherwise the SIM card or the phone could be damaged.

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Place your battery by the following procedures:
①Match the contact point of the battery with the contact point of
the cabinet, pull the wedge downward in the direction indicated by the
arrow, and then match the back end of the battery into the battery
holder;
②Press the back end of the battery in the direction indicated by
the arrow, until it's completely locked into the battery holder.
2.2.2 Battery Charging

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Plug the charger into the power source.
Plug the connector of the charger into the charger connector at the
bottom of the phone.
The battery capacity indicator in Icon Area will then flash
periodically; when charging is at power-off status, charging indicator on
the screen means the phone is charging. If you are using a phone in
low battery, it may need certain time for charging indicator to appear on
the screen after starting to charge.
When the Capacity Indicator in Icon Area is full and doesn't flash
any more, the charging process is complete. If your phone is charged
in power off status, charging complete screen will also display.
Charging process usually takes 1-2.5 hours. Battery, phone and
charger normally turns hot during charging process.
When charging process completes, disconnect connections
between AC power outlet, your phone and the charger.
Note: Be sure to charge in ventilated place with the temperature
ranging from -10℃to ＋55℃, and always use the charger provided by
original manufacturer. Using unauthorized charger may cause danger,
and also violates warranty coverage of the manufacturer.
Charge your battery in time when the phone automatically powers
off or displays low battery warning. The phone will automatically
decrease charging time when the battery is not exhausted before
charging.
2.3 Network Connection

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2.3.1 SIM Card
Before using your phone, please insert valid SIM (Subscriber
Identity Module) card into the phone. SIM card is provided by network
service provider.
All information related to network connection is recorded in the
chip of the SIM card. Names, phone numbers and SMS are also
recorded in the card. You can take the SIM card out from your phone
and put it into any other GSM phone, which will automatically read the
SIM card.
To avoid losing or damaging the information stored in the SIM
card, don't touch metal contact surface, and always keep your SIM
card away from power and magnetic material. Once the SIM card is
damaged, you will not be able to use the phone any more.
Warning: Be sure to turn off the phone before taking out the SIM
card. It's strictly prohibited to insert or take out the SIM card when the
phone is connected to the power source, otherwise the SIM card or the
phone could be damaged.
2.3.2 Installing the SIM Card
The metal contact surface of SIM card is vulnerable to scratch and
damage. Take the SIM card out from the packing carefully before
mounting.
Turn off the phone, remove the battery and disconnect it from
other power source.
Insert the SIM card into the SIM card slot as shown below.
When you need to take out the SIM card, turn off your phone, take
out the battery, then take out the card.

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2.3.3 Installing the Memory Card
Turn off the phone, remove the battery and disconnect it from
other power source.
Lift the cover of the memory card slot, and put the memory card
into the slot. Keep the metal contact surface of the memory card
downward, and match the metal contact point of the slot.
Press down the cover of the slot and slide it upward, fix the
memory card into the slot.
When you need to take out the Memory card, turn off your phone,
take out the battery, then take out the card.
2.3.4 Power on and Power off
Long press End button to power on or power off your phone.
If you power on the phone without SIM card inside, the phone will
prompt "Insert SIM Card". Insert the SIM card, and the phone will
automatically detect the availability of the SIM card.
Then the screen will display the following prompt when applicable:
Input phone password — In case you have set phone password.
Input PIN — In case you have set PIN code.
Searching — the phone will keep searching until it finds correct
network connection.
2.3.5 Unlocking the phone
Your phone is available with phone password function to prevent
any illegal usage. When this function is enabled, you need to input
phone password to unlock and use the phone. User can disable phone
password, but in this case, illegal use can not be prevented.

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Input your phone password, use Right soft key to erase any input
errors, and press # or Confirm to end your input. For example, if the
phone password is set to 0000, then input:
００００ # or ００００ (Confirm)
If you forget your phone password, please contact the retailer or
authorized local service center to unlock your phone password.
2.3.6 Unlocking the SIM Card
Your SIM card is available with PIN (personal identification number)
code protection to prevent any illegal usage. When this function is
enabled, as you have set PIN code protection, every time you turn on
the phone, you need to input PIN code to unlock your SIM card, and
get your phone in normal usage. User can disable PIN code, but in
this case, illegal usage can not be prevented.
Long press End Button to turn on the phone.
Input your PIN Code, use Right Soft key to erase any input errors,
and press # or Confirm to end your input. For example, if PIN is set
to 1234, then input:
1 2 3 4 # or 1 2 3 4 (Confirm)
3 consecutive incorrect inputs will get your SIM card locked by the
network, and the phone will ask for PUK code.
Note: Your network service provider will set a standard PIN (4 to
8 digit) for your SIM card, please change it into your personal PIN as
soon as possible.
2.3.7 Connecting to Network
After the SIM card is successfully unlocked, the phone will
automatically search available network (the screen displays
"Searching"). Once you get connected, the name of the network
service provider will appear in the upper middle of Text and Graphic
Area.
Note: If the screen prompts Emergency, it means you are outside
normal network (service) coverage, but you can still make emergency
call based on the strength of the signal.
The SL400 phone supports GPRS (General Packet Radio
Service). If the network service provider provides GPRS services and
your phone is in GPRS coverage, then you can use WAP service
through GPRS network.

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Chapter 3 Quick Guide
3.1 Features
Being a multimedia phone, SL400 not only provides all basic
features of mobile phone, but also supports versatile, practical and fast
multimedia features as follows:
Phone book: speed search matched phone number records;
each phone book record stored in the phone corresponds to up to 4
numbers with a total 300 phone book records capacity of the phone,
and the phone book record stored in SIM card depends on the capacity
of the card; send SMS in phone book and copy one record into SIM
card or phone; copy and paste phone book record between SIM card
and phone; speed delete phone book record in SIM card and phone;
support card-clipper phone book, personalized ringtone and picture.
Call history: your phone automatically stores all related calling
record for your reference; delete one single calling record as well as
speed delete all calling records.
SMS: stores up to 200 SMS into your phone; supports EMS
(enhanced SMS) and preset SMS; view capacity and used space for
SIM card and Phone SMS; extract phone number from SMS.
MMS: supports multimedia MMS service, enables you to receive
and send various multimedia formats including text, picture and sound;
you can send photos shot by the camera to your friends and
colleagues.
MP3 play: Your phone supports MP3 format and *.wav, *.amr,
*.mid formats.
Record: Your phone supports conversation record and normal
record. During the call, just press Left Side-button to start recording
your conversation. The record file will be automatically generated and
saved to "record" subfolder of D or E disk in .amr or .wav format
depending on the store directory you selected; you can also select
Record function in "option" menu of Conversation screen. When you
are not in conversation, you can also select Recorder from main menu,
and set the recorded voice file as call ring. The record time limit
depends on currently available space.
Flash Disk: SL400 supports mobile storage (i.e., flash disk).
When your phone is powered off, connect the phone and PC with