Hisense HS-C127 User manual

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CDMA 1X Mobile TelePhone
HS-C127
User’s Manual

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Contents
Safety information…………………………… …….i
Safety information…………………………… …….iii
Part Names and Functions..........................................1
Main LCD ..........................................................3
Installing the card ...............................................4
Installing the Battery ..........................................6
Basic functions ...................................................9
SMS..........................................................................18
1 Write message ...............................................18
2 Inbox .............................................................18
3 Outbox...........................................................19
4 Draft ..............................................................20
5 SMS settings..................................................20
6 Reserved message .........................................21
7 Send report ....................................................21
8 Memory status...............................................22
Profiles .....................................................................23
1 Search by Name ............................................24
2 Add ................................................................24
3 Search by Group............................................25
4 Search by position .........................................25
5 Speed dialing .................................................25
6 Own number..................................................26
7 PhBook management.....................................26

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My documents..........................................................28
1 User ...............................................................28
2 My Date.........................................................28
3 Picture ...........................................................28
You can choose to view the picture at phone. ..28
4 Ring ...............................................................28
5 Other..............................................................28
6 Memory Status ..............................................29
System Setting..........................................................30
1 Security Settings............................................30
2 call settings....................................................30
3 Display settings .............................................32
4 keystoke settings ...........................................33
5Auto power on/off .........................................33
PIM...........................................................................34
1 Alarm.............................................................34
2 Calendar ........................................................35
3 Memo ............................................................35
4 Calculator ......................................................36
5 Stopwatch .....................................................36
6 Timer .............................................................36
7 Converter.......................................................36
8 State number..................................................36
9 World Time....................................................36
Recent calls ..............................................................38

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1 Missed calls...................................................38
2 Received calls ...............................................38
3 Outgoing calls ...............................................39
4 Call time ........................................................40
5 Call record.....................................................40
Entertainment ...........................................................41
1 FM .................................................................41
2 Game ............................................................41
U-Net（high speed data service）...........................42
GETTING HELP......................................................44
Customer support .............................................44
SAR INFORMATION..............................................45
FCC Warning Statement...........................................46

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PartNamesandFunctions
Name Function
1 Earpiece Hear voices here during a talk
2 LCD Display information
3 Multi-Directio
nal keys
From idle screen, press Up key
to display SMS menu, press
LEFT key to FM, press Right
key to System Setting,press
down key to set profiles.
When in menu operation,
scroll through and highlight
menu item.
4 “OK” Key Enter Uni when in idle screen.
Enter the next items when in

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menu operations。
5 Left/Right Soft
Keys
Perform the functions
identified by the prompts
displayed at the left and right
bottom of the screen .
When in idle screen, press Left
Soft key to display main menu.
When in idle screen, press
Right Soft key to display
phbook menu, press and hold
to use phbook content . When
you view the main menu,
press the right soft key to view
the calendar press the left soft
key back to the previous
display.
6 Power key Power on/off your phone.
When powered on and in any
other screen, press Power key
to return to idle screen.
7 Send key Send and receive a call from
CDMA. Press to view “Dialed
Numbers” from idle screen.
8 Numeric keys Input numbers and characters.
9 # Key From idle screen, press and
hold to enter Etiquette mode,
in which all ringing alerts are

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set to vibration only.
10 *Key From idle screen, press and
hold to lock your phone.
11 Accessory
Connector Port
Insert charger and other phone
accessories
12 Speaker Let you hear phone tones and
ringtones.
Note :
The preset code is “0000”.
MainLCD
1. Icon area
Display the current CDMA network signal
strength. The more bars show, the stronger the
signal is. When there is no network signal
available, it displays×.
Indicate that the phone is in call or a call is
incoming. Or indicate that data connection is
activated for data services.
Indicate that there are unread messages.
Indicate that your phone is in General mode.
Indicate that your phone is in mut mode.
Indicate that your phone is in meeting mode.
Indicate that your phone is in outdoor mode.
Indicate that message box is full.

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Indicate that your phone has been locked.
Indicate that your keyboard has been locked.
Indicate that your phone is in roaming state.
Indicate that alarm clock has been set.
Indicate that earphone has been inserted.
Indicate that the FM has been running.
Indicate the current battery volume level.
Note:
Roam Indicate only displays in international roaming
state.
2. Date and time
Time is setting . You can set Time in System setting
ÆDisplay Settings.
3. Soft Key Labels
Display the corresponding functions for Left/Right Soft
key and OK key.
The Idle Display is the standard display that you see
when you are not on a call or using the menu.
Installingthecard
Your phone must work with an card provided by your
service provider. Your card contains all your
subscription information.

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1. Insert card in with the metal contacts facing down
and the cut corner aligned with that of the
compartment.
2. Install the battery .
Note:
1、If no card is installed, or there are errors in the
installation, or your card is damaged, then your
phone’s LCD will display “Insert card” when it’s
powered on.
2、If your card is locked, your phone will display
“unlock PIN”. Please contact your network service
provider.
3、When installing card, please keep it away from
possible damage caused by static, scratch and bend,
and put it where is not available for children.

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InstallingtheBattery
You must install and charge the battery to use your
phone. Insert the ridge at the side of the battery into the
base of the phone, then push the battery down and snap
it into place.
Note:
Your phone is designed to be used only with Original
batteries and chargers. Use of other batteries or charger
may cause damage to your phone and void the warranty.
ChargingtheBattery
New batteries are shipped partially charged. Before you
can use your phone, you need to charge the battery, as
indicated by the following instructions. Some batteries
perform best after several full charge/discharge cycles.
1. Connect charging line and changing bace . Plug
the charger into your phone’s connector port with
the arrow facing up.
2. Plug the other end of the charger into the
appropriate electrical outlet (100~230VAC). The
phone’s status lamp will light red during charge.

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3. When your phone indicates that the battery is fully
charged, press the release tab and remove the travel
charger.
Note:
1. Before charge, make sure the battery is installed in
the phone.
2. The battery can discharge gradually even when
your phone is powered off. If the battery is drained
for a long time, the information stored in the phone
could possibly be lost. So even you don’t need to
use your phone for a long period, you should
charge the battery some times to keep it away from
drained.
3. If the status lamp flashes in red, please remove your
travel charger and insert it again. If this makes no
effect, stop charge and send the charger for repair.
4. If the battery’s charge is extremely low, the sub
LCD may not light even when charge has begun.
After a period of charge then the LCD can light.
RemovingtheBattery
Make sure your phone is powered off so that you don’t
lose any unsaved information.
Push down the battery release latch and lift the battery
off the phone.

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BatteryLevelIndicator
Your Phone is equipped with a Lithium Ion (Li-Ion)
battery which can be recharged before completely
drained. The battery provides approx 2 hours of
continuous talk time or approx 5 days of continuous
standby time.
Battery Level Indicator changes according to the
battery’s charge volume as below:
Full charge
Partial charge
Low charge
Extremely low charge
If the charge continues to get low, the Indicator begins
flashing. When the charge becomes drained, your phone
gives an alert and the message of “Low battery” is
displayed on the screen. Several minutes later your
phone will alert again and then turn off automatically.
Batteryperformance
850mAh (standard battery)

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Standby time*About 220 hours
Talking time*About 180 minutes
zLocal network conditions, phone’s settings, game
and music playing, data services and frequent
operations can affect battery’s standby time.
zThe battery performance is also affected by charge
state, temperature.
Basicfunctions
Turning Your Phone On and Off
1. Press and hold Power key for more than 3 seconds
to turn on your phone.
2. If “Pin Code Check” (please refer to page xxx) is set
on, the phone will prompt you to enter password. If
only you input proper password (default as “1234”),
the phone can enter idle display.
3. When a network is found, the phone will enter Idle
Display, from which you can send calls and do other
operations.
4. Press and hold Power Key for more than 2 seconds
to turn off your phone.
Making a Call
Your Phone offers a variety of ways to make a call,
including Speed Dialing and dial from Call Logs and
phonebook.
Making a Call Using the Keypad
To make a call using the keypad from idle display:

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1. Press Numeric keys to dial the phone number.
If you make a mistake, press right soft key to
delete last digit.
If you want to dial extension number at one time,
press and hold * key to input “P” and follow with
extension number.
You can dial up to 32 digits at one time.
2. Press Send key to make the call.
For the extension number, you need to press Send
key again.
3. To end the call, press Power key.
Making a Call Using Phonebook
To dial directly from a Phonebook record from idle
display:
1. Press Right Soft Key to enter phonebook menu,
select Search.
2. Now search by name. Input the first letter, or letters
of the name you are looking for and press OK, then
a list of records beginning with those letters are
displayed.
Or you can choose to search by group by pressing
Right Soft Key.
Or you can just press OK to view all records list
and scroll through to find the record you want.
3. Enter the record to see detail. Select a phone
number and press Send key to dial it.
If one record has more than one phone number

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stored and you dial it directly, the first number is
selected and dialed out.
4. To end the call, press or End/Power.
Making a Call with a Speed Dial
If you input one less than 2 digits (including 2)
number and press Send Key, then the entry stored in this
location is selected and dialed out。
AnsweringaCall
When you receive a call, your phone rings and/or
vibrates and displays an incoming call message. At the
same time it displays the using net service.
Press Send Key to answer the call.
If Any key answer set to On, you can answer the call by
pressing any numeric key.
Press Power key to reject the incoming call.
Note : When you are talking using the phone and
another phone are calling ,you can choose receive or
reject it. If you receive it ,the formerly one will be
auto-rejected.
ReadaMessage
When a new message is received, your phone will alert
according to your settings and the message unread icon
will be displayed. Press Left Soft key to read it.
RecentCalls
■Dialed Calls
Press Send key to view dialed calls list from idle display.

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Select the record you want with Up/Down keys and
press Send key to dial it, or press OK key to view its
detail.
■Received Calls
Press Left key to view the received calls list from idle
display. Press Right key to view the missed calls list
from idle display. Press left/right key ,you can view
CDMA received, GSM received and all received.
Select the record you want with Up/Down keys and
press Send key to dial it, or press OK key to view its
detail.
When viewing list of incoming/received/missed calls,
press Right Soft key to pop up the submenu. You can
do:
Select You can select the number and view
the particular.
Save You can to save the number to phone
RUIM or existing.
Set as black
list
Add the current phone number to set
call rejection or SMS rejection.
Send SMS Enter message edit menu, and sent
message to the current phone number.
IP dial You can make a IP call.
Edit call You can enter to edit the call.
Delete Delete the current record.
Delete all Delete all of the incoming calls, missed
calls and outgoing calls records.

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EnteringText
Multiple methods are provided making it easy for you to
enter names, numbers, and messages on your phone.
Choosing a Text-Entry Method.
The input methods provided are:
1 pin Enter Chinese characters by their
PingYin.
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3 En Let the phone predict each word as
you enter it.
4 A Enter capital letters.
5 a Enter lowercase
6 1 Enter numbers only.
Whenever in a text-entry screen, press # key to selecting
input method.
Press 1key to enter punctuations and symbols in any
text-entry method except number method. Use
Up/Down key to scroll to other page, use Left/Right
key to scroll in one line.
Using Tap Method
Press a number key one or more times to select a letter,
number, or symbol shown in the following “Character
Chart”.
Character Chart
Use this chart as a guide for entering letters, numbers
with the tap method.

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0 0
1 @,1
2 a b c (or A B C) 2
3 d e f (or D E F) 3
4 g h i (or G H I) 4
5 j k l (or J K L) 5
6 m n o (or M N O) 6
7 p q r s (or P Q R S) 7
8 t u v (or T U V) 8
9 w x y z (or W X Y Z) 9
After a character is entered, the cursor stays at it. You
can press Right Direction Key to move to the next space
or you can enter a character not on the same key directly.
Press *key to toggle between lowercase and uppercase.
For example, to input “china”, press “2” three times, “4”
twice, Right Key once, “4” three times, “6” twice, “2”
once.
Using Predictive Text Entry Method
Predictive Text Entry lets you enter a word using one
keypress per letter. This software analyzes the
combination of letters you have entered using an
intuitive word database, and creates a suitable word
automatically.
Alternative words and letter combinations are shown at

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the bottom of the display. The word choices are updated
with each keypress. Press Up/Down key for other
choices.
Press Left/Right key to highlight the word you want.
Press *key to change the words to initial character
capitalized, all uppercase characters, or all lowercase
characters.
Press OK key to enter the word at the cursor location. A
space is automatically inserted after the word.
For example, to enter “Happy New Year!”:
Press 4, 2, 7 twice, 9, then *key to capitalize “h”, and
then OK key to enter “Happy”. Then press 6, 3, 9, *key
and OK key for “New”. Then press 9, 3, 2, 7 *key and
OK for “Year”. Then press Clear key to delete the last
added space. Then press # key, Left key twice and OK
key to enter “!”.
Note:
The database of the predictive input software contains
20,000 most frequently used words. If the word you
desired is not in the word choices, you can enter it by
Tap Method.
Entering Numbers
Press corresponding numeric key to enter the desired
number.
Text Entry Submenu
When entering texts, press Right Soft Key to pop up the
submenu, you can do:

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Press Right Soft Key to display submenu, press “3” to
enter paste mode. Use Left/Right Direction Keys to
move to the position you want to paste the copied texts
and press OK to paste them.
1.OK Select the Send mode, and you can
choose the Priority.
2. Copy
Use Left/Right Keys to move the
cursor to the start of the texts you
want to copy and press OK key to
confirm it.
Then move the cursor to select the
texts, which are highlighted in gray.
Press OK key at the end of the texts.
The selected texts are copied to
clipboard.
3. Paste
Use Left/Right Keys to move the
cursor to where you want to paste
the copied texts and press OK key.
4. Cut
Use Left/Right Keys to move the
cursor to the start of the texts you
want to copy and press OK key to
confirm it.
Then move the cursor to select the
texts, which are highlighted in
yellow.
Press OK key at the end of the texts.
The selected texts are cut.