
WARNINGS
Failure to comply with safety regulations and rules could lead to serious
injury and death.
WARNING: This device is not a toy, it can be used by children aged 8 and
up and by people with limited physical or mental abilities or with limited
knowledge and experience, only if they have been instructed on how to
use it and understand the risks and dangers involved.
People with limited physical or mental abilities or with limited
knowledge and experience, or animals, could suffocate on swallowing
small parts. Always supervise such individuals if they use the device or its
accessories under your responsibility.
The use of original accessories, including the power cable and
the battery charger, is essential to guarantee the correct
functioning and safe use of the equipment, and also in order to
avoid danger to people or things. The company explicitly
declines any liability in the event of the equipment being used
in ways that do not comply with the safety measures set out in
these instructions.
Before using the product, read the instructions on its proper use
carefully. Keep the instructions because they contain important
information.
General Warnings
• Magnets - The equipment contains magnets. Make sure to keep a safe
distance between the equipment and objects that might be affected by
magnets, such as credit cards or implantable medical devices (e.g.,
pacemakers). If you are wearing an implantable medical device, ask
your doctor before using the equipment. Do not store the equipment
near magnetic fields.
• Radio frequency - If you are wearing a hearing aid, contact the
manufacturer for information regarding radio frequency. Do not use the
equipment near devices or systems that emit radio frequencies, such as
sound systems or sound towers. Do not use the device in healthcare
environments, on aircraft or automobile systems that might be affected
by radio frequency interference.
• Explosions - Switch off the equipment in potentially explosive
environments.
• Safety rules in case of non-use of the equipment or
thunderstorms - If the equipment is not in use (even for a short time)
or if there is a thunderstorm, unplug the power cable and the battery
charger from the power socket.This safety measure is essential to avoid
any risk of damage to the equipment, things or people, deriving, for
example, from overheating, overvoltage or lightning.
• Cleaning - Do not use liquid or spray cleaners. Use a dry cloth to clean
only the outside of the product.
• Overload - Do not overload power sockets, extension cords or built-in
power sockets, as this may cause fire or electrocution.
• Foreign bodies and liquids - Do not insert any kind of object into the
openings of the equipment, as it could come into contact with
dangerous voltage points or short-circuit some components.This could
cause fire or electrocution. Keep the equipment dry. Do not spill liquids
on the equipment. Do not touch the equipment, power cables, plugs
and power socket with wet hands or other body parts to avoid
electrocution. Do not use the equipment outdoors during a
thunderstorm.
• Repairs and maintenance - Do not attempt to carry out
maintenance work yourself, as removing or opening covers could
release dangerous voltages or create other risks. Allow maintenance
work to be carried out by qualified technical personnel.
• Damage requiring maintenance - Unplug the power plug from the
power socket and contact Customer Service for assistance if the
following situations occur:
a) if power cable or plug are damaged;
b) if liquids have been spilled or objects have fallen on the
equipment;
c) if the product has been exposed to rain or water;
d) if the product was dropped or is damaged;
3) if the product performs significantly below standard.
• Spare Parts - Do not use power cables, damaged power plugs or loose
power sockets. If spare parts are required, contact Customer Service for
assistance and, in any case make sure to use only original and
undamaged spare parts, including the power cable and the
battery charger. Using inadequate replacements may cause fire,
electrocution or other risks.
• Heat - The equipment can be used in venues with ambient
temperature between -10°C and 40°C.You can store the equipment at
ambient temperature between -15°C and +40°C. Using and storing the
equipment outside the recommended temperature limits may cause
damage to the equipment, property, animals or people, or shorten
battery life
.Transport - The equipment must not be dragged or used on sand or
trough dirt and rough roads (ex. Stones, pebbles…).
Warnings for the usage environment
The equipment may overheat due to different environmental conditions.
Take care to avoid shortening battery life, causing damage to the
equipment or fire.
• Do not store the equipment at either too low or too high temperatures.
• Do not expose the equipment to direct sunlight for long periods of
time.
• Do not use and do not store the equipment for long periods of time in
very hot areas, e.g., inside a car in summer.
• Do not place the device in areas that could overheat, such as a heating
mat.
• Do not store the equipment near heat sources, such as radiators,
convection heaters, microwave ovens, hot cooking devices, high
pressure containers or other products (including amplifiers).
• Do not use cables, whose casing is either worn or damaged, and do not
use damaged or malfunctioning chargers or batteries.
• Do not use CantaTu in humid environment and do not expose it to
saltiness.
Precautions against overheating the equipment
If you start feeling any discomfort due to the equipment overheating,
stop using it.
In case of overheating, equipment function and performance may be
limited or the equipment itself may shut down for cooling. The feature is
only available on supported models.
• Screen brightness and performance speed will be reduced, and battery
charging will be interrupted to lower equipment temperature. Until the
equipment has cooled down, running applications will be closed and all
functions will be limited.
• Do not use the equipment until its temperature falls below the
specified level.
When the equipment overheats during use
When using more energy-intensive features or applications, or when
using them for long periods of time, the equipment may temporarily
overheat due to excessive battery consumption. Close any running
applications and do not use the equipment for a while.
Please refer to the following examples of situations in which the
equipment may overheat.
• During initial configuration after purchase or data restoration.
• When downloading large files.
• When using more energy-intensive applications, or when using
applications for long periods of time.
• When playing high resolution games for long periods of time.
• When streaming videos with brightness set to maximum.
• When connecting to a TV.
• When using a large volume of data when synchronizing with Cloud,
email or other accounts.
• When using the equipment in areas with a weak signal or no signal at
all.
• When charging the battery with a damaged cable.
• If the equipment's multifunction connector is damaged or exposed to
foreign materials, such as liquids, dust, metal powders and pencil lead.
If the equipment overheats, adopt the following solutions:
• conflict between running applications may cause the equipment to
overheat;
• restart the equipment;
• disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when not in use;
• close applications that increase battery consumption or run in the
background when not in use;
• delete unnecessary files and unused applications;
• reduce screen brightness;
• if the equipment overheats or feels hot to the touch for an extended
period of time, do not use it for a few minutes. If the equipment
continues to overheat, contact Customer Service for assistance.
• Disconnect the charger from the equipment and close any running
applications.
• Wait for the equipment to cool down, then resume charging.
• If the bottom of the equipment is overheated, the cause could be a
damaged connection cable. Contact Customer Service for assistance.
When the equipment overheats while charging the battery
During charging, the equipment and charger may overheat.This does not
affect the life or performance of the equipment and is part of its normal
operation. If the battery gets too hot, the charging speed may decrease
or the charger may stop charging.
Precautions when using the equipment
• When using the equipment, read this Manual to ensure safe and correct
use.
• The descriptions are based on the equipment's default settings. Do not
change the registry settings or the operating system of the equipment.
The manufacturer is not liable for performance problems or
incompatibilities caused by changing registry settings or operating
system software. Modifying the equipment's operating system or
installating software from unofficial sources may cause the equipment
to malfunction and data damage or loss.
• Handle the equipment and charger with care.
• Do not put the equipment, charger or supplied accessories in your eyes,
ears or mouth.
• Do not connect the positive and negative poles of the charger directly
to each other.
• Do not paint or stick stickers on the equipment or its accessories. Install
the equipment and its accessories carefully.
• Do not pull too hard on the power cable when disconnecting it.
• Do not bend or damage the power cable during use or when storing it
in the package.
• Do not drop the equipment or its accessories and avoid impact.
• Clean the equipment and its accessories only with a soft cloth and
without detergents or chemicals.
• Do not expose the equipment or its accessories to dust, sand, sweat,
ink, oil and chemicals, such as cosmetics, antibacterial sprays, hand
cleaners, detergents and pesticides.
• Do not use the equipment or its accessories for purposes other than
those intended.
• Avoid disturbing others (people or animals) when using the equipment
in their presence.
Internet connection
• To allow full operation of the equipment, you need the availability of a
connection to a Wi-Fi Internet network (including via mobile hotspot),
which may incur additional costs depending on your tariff plan.
• If you are in areas with weak signal or poor reception, the equipment
may not work. Connectivity problems could be due to problems with
the telephone operator, especially if you use the equipment while
travelling.
Malware and virus
• The equipment does not feature antivirus or anti-malware software.
• To protect your equipment from malware and viruses, please follow the
usage tips given below to avoid the risk of causing damage or data loss:
• do not download unknown and non-certified applications;
• do not visit untrustworthy websites;
• If you access your inbox using this device, be careful to delete suspicious
messages and emails from unknown senders;
• deactivate the Bluetooth function when not in use.
Data loss
• The manufacturer is not liable for any loss, damage or dissemination of
data stored on the equipment or uploaded on the Internet via the
equipment.
• The manufacturer is not liable for the loss, interception or misuse of
data sent or received via the equipment.
• Protect personal data to prevent accidental loss or misuse of
information that may be on the equipment.
• When using the equipment, be sure to back up data you consider
important.
• When disposing of the equipment, back up all data, then reset the
equipment to avoid misuse of your personal information.
• Always verify that you are sharing and receiving data from trusted and
adequately protected sites and devices.
• Some applications may require the creation of personal accounts and/or
access to or use of existing accounts in order to function properly. The
manufacturer is not responsible for the content, mode of operation and
performance problems of the applications, regardless of whether these
applications are already loaded on the equipment or are subsequently
downloaded by the user.The default applications supplied with the
equipment are subject to updates and may no longer be supported
without notice.
• If you do not create such accounts or do not grant permissions to the
applications, the basic functions of the applications may not function
properly.
• When downloading an application, carefully read the screen of required
authorizations.
• Pay particular attention and caution to applications that require access
to multiple equipment functions or personal information.
• Regularly check that your accounts are not subject to unauthorized
access.
• In case of traces of unauthorized access to your personal information or
accounts, contact your manager for any appropriate remedial action.
• In the event of loss or theft of your equipment, promptly change your
account credentials.
Minora | Parental control
ATTENTION: this equipment has no parental control, preset lock,
duration of use or PIN unlock feature. It is, therefore, not possible to
restrict children's access to applications or to configure settings to
provide them with a safe environment when using the equipment.The
equipment is not intended for minors, and must always be used by
minors in the presence of a responsible adult.
It is the sole responsibility of the user to monitor the proper use of the
equipment by minors and to determine the need to block or restrict
certain applications downloaded on the equipment.
It is recommended to enable parental control on the equipment via the
appropriate App features, in order to:
• set content and privacy restrictions;
• prevent app or online purchases;
• limit the use of apps and built-in functions;
• limit apps and games;
• limit the time of use of the equipment by the minor (only for
application use andWeb access);
• prevent the vision of websites, playing music, films orTV programmes,
with explicit or adult contents.
• control which apps have access to information on the equipment or
hardware features;
• limit the content that can be downloaded or purchased on the
equipment, considering the user’s level of maturity.
MICROPHONE INFORMATION
General warnings
• Magnets - The microphone contains magnets. Make sure to keep a
safe distance between the microphone and objects that might be
affected by magnets, such as credit cards or implantable medical
devices (e.g., pacemakers). If you are wearing an implantable medical
device, ask your doctor before using the equipment. Do not store the
equipment near magnetic fields.
• Radio frequency - If you are wearing a hearing aid, contact the
manufacturer for information regarding radio frequency. Do not use the
equipment near devices or systems that emit radio frequencies, such as
sound systems or sound towers. Do not use the equipment in
healthcare environments, on aircraft or automobile systems that might
be affected by radio frequency interference.
• Explosions - Turn off the microphone in potentially explosive
environments.
• Cleaning - Do not use liquid or spray cleaners. Use a dry cloth to clean
the product.
• Foreign bodies and liquids - Do not insert any kind of object into the
microphone, as this could come into contact with dangerous voltage
points or cause a short circuit of some components.This could cause fire
or electrocution. Keep the microphone dry. Do not spill liquids on the
microphone. Do not touch the microphone with your hands or other
wet body parts to avoid electrocution. Do not use the microphone
outdoors during a thunderstorm.
• Repair and maintenance - Do not attempt to carry out maintenance
work yourself, as removing or opening covers could release dangerous
voltages or create other risks. Allow maintenance work to be carried out
by qualified technical personnel.
• Damage requiring maintenance - Contact Customer Service for
assistance if the following situations occur:
a) if liquids have been spilled or objects have fallen on the device;
b) if the product has been exposed to rain or water;
c) if the product is dropped or damaged;
d) if the product performs significantly below standard.
• Heat -The microphone can be used in locations with an ambient
temperature between -10°C and 40°C.You can store the microphone at
an ambient temperature of -15°C to + 40°C. Using and storing the
microphone outside the recommended temperature limits could result
in damage to the microphone, property, animals or people, or reduce
battery life.
Information on batteries
Non-rechargeable batteries must not be recharged. Rechargeable
batteries (if removable) must be removed from the product before
recharging. Different types of batteries or new and used batteries must
not be mixed. Do not try to open batteries. Do not throw batteries into a
fire, they may explode or leak. Remove the batteries from the
microphone if you intend to store it or not use it for a long time.
It is the sole responsibility of the user to monitor the proper use of the
equipment by minors and to determine the need to block or restrict
certain applications and functions on the equipment.
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