Huawei C3100 User manual

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TableofContents
YourPhone.............................................................................1
Keysand Functions................................................................3
ScreenIcons...........................................................................4
MenuTree..............................................................................6
InstallingtheUIM Cardand Battery.......................................7
ChargingtheBattery..............................................................7
UsingtheFunctionMenu.......................................................7
UsingthePower SavingFunction..........................................8
MakingaCall.........................................................................8
AnsweringaCall....................................................................9
RecordingaVoice Clip.........................................................10
SwitchingOntheRadio.......................................................10
SearchingforaChannel.......................................................11
LockingtheKeypad.............................................................11
PhoneLock..........................................................................11
PINand PUK.......................................................................12
ChangingtheTextInput Modes............................................12
EnteringEnglish(En)...........................................................13
EnteringEnglish(Abc).........................................................13
EnteringNumbers................................................................13
EnteringSymbols.................................................................14
Warningsand Precautions....................................................14

1
YourPhone
Speaker
#Key
End/PowerKe
y
ConfirmKey
RightSoftKe
y
Earpiece
N
avigationKeys
LeftSoftKey
Talk/SendKey
NumberKeys
HeadsetJack
*Key
Screen

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ChargerInterface

3
Keysand Functions
Press… To…
lViewthecall loginthestandbymode.
lMakeoranswer acall.
lPower on oroff thephone(bypressingand holding
it).
lEndacallorrejectanincomingcall.
lReturntothestandbymode.
lDisplaythe Menu inthestandbymode.
lConfirmaselection.
lDisplaythe Menu interface inthestandbymode.
lSelecttheoption displayedonthelower leftcorner
ofthescreen.
lDisplaythe Contacts interface inthestandbymode.
lSelecttheoption displayedonthelower right corner
ofthescreen.
lDisplaythe Profiles interface ( ),the Alarms
mainmenu ( ),the Messages interface ( ),
and the Calendar mainmenu ( )inthestandby
mode.
lIncreasethevolume( or )ordecreasethe
volume( or )duringacall.

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Press… To…
–
lEnternumbersand characters.
lAccess Voice Mail inthestandbymode(bypressing
and holdingthe 1key).
lSpeed-dialphonenumbersinthestandbymode(by
pressingand holdingthe 2-9 keys).
lSelectasubmenu itemlabeledthecorresponding
number.
lEnterthe*symbol, +symbol, Pcharacter, or T
character bypressingitonce, twice, threetimesor
fourtimes.
lEnableordisablethe Meeting profileinthestandby
mode(bypressingand holdingit).
lProvidedifferent functionsaccordingto thephone
featuresbeingused.
lEnterthe # symbol.
lProvidedifferent functionsaccordingto thephone
featuresbeingused.
lEnablethe Radio inthestandbymode(bypressing
and holdingit).
ScreenIcons
Icon Description
Indicatesthesignalstrength. Themore thebarsare, the
stronger thesignalis.
There is no networksignal.

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Icon Description
There is anincomingcall, acallis beingsetup,oryour
phoneis inconversation.
Thekeypadis locked.
Analarmclockis set.
The Voice Privacy function is activatedduringacall.
Anewmessageisreceived.
Thememoryforsavingmessagesisfull.
Anurgent messageis received.
Anewvoice mailisreceived.
General profileis activated.
Silence profileis activated.
Meeting profileisactivated.
Outdoor profileis activated.
My profile1 or My profile2 is activated.
Thehandsfree function.
Theearpiece function.
Thecurrentnetworktypeofthephoneis CDMA1X.
Thephoneis inthedomesticroamingstatus.
Thephoneis intheoverseasroamingstatus.
Indicatesthebatterypower level. Themore thebarsare,
themore power ofthebatteryis left.

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MenuTree
Radio
Contacts
1Search
2AddNew
3Groups
4SpeedDial
5MyNumber
6Management
Messages
1
CreateMessage
2
Inbox
3
Outbox
4
Drafts
5
VoiceMail
6
Templates
7
RecipientList
8
Settings
CallLog
1
All Calls
2
Missed Calls
3
Received Calls
4
DialledCalls
5
CallMemo
6
CallDuration
1
General
2
Silence
3
Meeting
4
Outdoor
5
MyProfile1
6
MyProfile2
(Optionswhenno
channelsaved)
1AutomaticTuning
2ManualTuning
3FineTuning
4SetFrequency
(Optionswhensome
channelssaved)
1SwitchOff
2SpeakerOn/Off
3StartRecord
4Tuning
5Auto play
6Channel List
7Rename Channel
8DeleteChannel
9Help
Profiles
1Recorder
2Alarms
3Scheduler
4Calculator
5Stopwatch
6WorldClock
7Gallery
8XKid
9Gulper
Tools
1DisplaySettings
2Date&Time
3CallSettings
4PhoneSettings
5SecuritySettings
6RestoreFactory
Settings
Settings
Radio
Contacts
MessagesMessages
9Deleteall
CallLog
1
All Calls
2
Missed Calls
3
Received Calls
4
DialledCalls
5
CallMemo
6
CallDuration
CallLogCallLog
1
Profiles
1Recorder
2Alarms
3Scheduler
4Calculator
5Stopwatch
6WorldClock
7Gallery
8XKid
9Gulper
ToolsToolsTools
SettingsSettings

7
Installingthe
UIMCardand Battery
Makesure thatthegoldenarea on the
R-UIMcardis facing
downwardsandthecut
-off edgeis correctlyalignedwith thecard
holder
.
ChargingtheBattery
1.
Connectthecharger to thecharger interface atthebottomofyour
phone.
2.
Connectthecharger to anACpower socket.
3.
Duringthecharging, thechargingicon is displayinginanimation.
4.
Whenthechargingicon becomesstatic, thebatteryis fully
charged. Disconnectthecharger fromtheACpower socket.
5.
Disconnectthecharger fromthephone.
Usingth
eFunctionMenu
1.
Inthestandbymode,press (Menu)or to displaythe
Menu interface.
2.
Press toscrolltoamenu item.

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3.
Press (Select)or todisplaythemenu.
4.
Displaythesubmenu ineither oftheways:
Press toscrolltoasubmenu itemand press (Select)
or todisplaythesubmenu.
Press thenumber keycorrespondingto thenumber ofasubmenu
to displayit.
5.
Press (Back)to returntothepreviousmenu orquitthe
function menu.
Press toreturntothestandbymode.
UsingthePower SavingFuncti
on
Inthestandbymode, whenthebacklight is on andthekeypadis
notlocked, press to turnoff thebacklight.
Whenthebacklight is offand thekeypadis locked,press
or toturnon thebacklight.
Inthestandbymode, choose Menu > Settings > Phone Settings
>Power Save. Press and select On.Thenthephoneenters
thepower savingmode, anditcanturnoff thekeypadbacklight
automaticallybetween9:00 to17:00.
MakingaCall
1.
Inthestandbymode, enter aphonenumber.
Tomakeaninternationalcall,press twice to enter the
internationallongdistance codeof"+". Thenenter thenumber to
bedialled, in theformatof"countrycode+region code+phone
number".

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Tocall anumber with anextension,press three timesto
insert"P", orpress fourtimesto insert"T"betweenthe
phonenumber andtheextension.
2.
Press todialthenumber.
3.
Press toendthecall.
Note
lWhenthephoneis locked,unlockthephonefirst;
otherwise, you canmakeemergencycallsoranswer calls
only.
lInthestandbymode,press toviewtheall calls.
Selectarecordand press todial.
lSelectacontactfromthecontactsandpress to dial.
lSelectamessageintheinboxandpress to dial.
Answering
aCall
W
henthere is anincomingcall, you canpress ,
Answer
)or toanswer it, press (Silence)to mutethe
tone
or to rejectthecall.
Note
lInstandbymode, choose Menu>Settings>Call
Settings>Open the phone toreceivethe call and select
On. Thenyoucanopentheslidetoanswer anincoming
call.
lInstandbymode, choose Menu>Settings>Call
Settings>Closethe phonetoend thecall and select On.
Thenyou canclosetheslidetoendacall.

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RecordingaVoiceClip
1.
Inthestandbymode, select Menu > Tools > Recorder.
2.
Press tostartrecording.
3.
Press (Stop)or tostoprecoding.
4.
Press toplaythevoice clip.
All thevoice clipsare savedinthe
Menu > Tools > Gallery > Voice
Folder
.
Switch
ingOntheRadio
1.
Inserttheheadsettotheheadsetjackproperly.
2.
Inthestandbymode, select Menu > Radio. Oryoucanpress and
hold todisplaytheradiointerface.
3.
Press totunethechannel.
4.
Press toadjustthevolume.
Note
Yourphonesupportsautomaticplayingofradioprograms.
Intheradioscreen,press (Options)andselect Auto
play. Thenyoucansetthefollowingparameters:
lAutoplayon/off:You canenableordisabletheauto-play
function.
lChannel:Press toaccess thechannellistand select
yourfavoritechannelsto save.
lAutoplayTime:You cansetthetimeforauto play. If the
headsetis connectedtothephone,thephoneplays the
radioprogramsautomaticallyatthepresettime.
lCycle:You cansetthecycleofautoplayasonce,
everyday, oranydayinaweek.

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SearchingforaChannel
Automatic Tuning
1.
Intheradioscreen,press (Options)toselect Tuning.
2.
Press toselect AutomaticTuning.
3.
Thephoneautomaticallysearchesforchannelsandsavesthemto
thechannellist.
ManualTuning
1.
Intheradioscreen,press (Options)toselect Tuning.
2.
Press toselect ManualTuning.
3.
Press totunefrom87.5MHzto108.0MHz.
Loc
kingtheKeypad
Whenyou closetheslide,thekeypadis automaticallylocked.Then
you canunlockthekeypadbyopeningtheslideagainorpressingthe
leftand right softkeysinsuccession.
Instandbymode, choose
Menu>Settings>Phone Settings>Auto
Key
guard and settheduration.Whenthephoneis idleover theset
duration,thekeypadis automaticallylocked.
Whenthekeypadis locked, youcanstillmakeemergencycallsor
press
or (Answer)to answer calls.
PhoneLock
Thephone
lockfunctionprotectsyourphonefromunauthorizeduse.
Thedefault phonelockcodeis
"0000".You canchangeitinto any
numericstringof4digits.

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Ifthephonelock
function
is enabled, youneedto enter thecorrect
phonelockcodewhenthephoneis poweredon
orinstandbymode.
PIN
andPUK
Thepersonalidentitynumber (
PIN)protectsyourR-UIMcardfrom
unauthorizeduse
.ThePINunlockingkey(PUK)canunblockthe
lockedPIN
. Both PINand PUK are deliveredwith theR-UIMcard.
Fordetails, consult yourservice provider.
Ifyou enter wrongPINs foraspecifiednumber oftimes
consecutively, thephoneasks you to enter thePUK code.
Ifyou enter wrongPUKsforaspecifiednumber oftimes
consecutively, the
R-UIMcardis invalidatedpermanently. Contact
yourservice provider
foranewcard.
Changing
theTextInputModes
heindicatorofthecurrent textinputmodeis displayedonthe
screen.
Whennolettersare selectedintheinputfield, press
to changetheinput mode. Whenlettersare selected,press
to
changethelett
ersbetweenlowercaseand uppercase.
Note
lIntheeditingmode, press (Clear)once to delete
theletter ontheleftofthecursor. Press and hold
(Clear)todeleteall thelettersatatime.
lInthe"En"input mode,press to enter aspace. In
the"Abc"input mode, press once toenteraspace,
twice to enter "0".
lInthe"Abc"input mode,press repeatedlytoenter
thecommonlyusedpunctuations. Inthe"En"inputmode,
press repeatedlytoenter afullstoporsmiley.

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E
ntering
English
(
E
n)
In
the"En"input mode,dothefollowingto enter Englishletters:
1.
Press eachkeyonlyonce accordingto thespellingsequence of
thedesiredword. Thenthephonedisplays thecommonlyused
wordsaccordingto thenumericsequence ofkeypresses.
2.
Press toscrolltothedesiredword.
3.
Press toswitchtheselectedcharactersbetweenupper case
and lower case.
4.
Press toenter theword.
Press toenter thewordandaspace.
E
nteringEnglish(Abc)
n
the"Abc"input mode,you canpress akeylabeledthedesired
letter
sonce to enter thefirstletter onthekey, twice to enter the
second letteronthekey, and soon.
Iftheletter youwant to enter is onthesamekeyasthepreviousone,
you canenter thelatter onlyafter thecursorappearsagainor
after
you
press tomovethecursortothenextspace. Orpress
to
enter theletter andaspace.
EnteringNumbers
Inthe"123"inputmode,press akeylabeledthedesirednumber.
Inthe"Abc"input mode,press anumerickeyrepeatedlyorpress
and hold ituntilthedesirednumber appearson thescreen.
Inthe"En"input mode,press anumerickeyand thenpress
until thedesirednumber appearsonthescreen.

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EnteringSymbols
1.
Inanyinput mode,press once ortwice to displaya
symbol list.
2.
Press toscrolltothedesiredsymbol.
3.
Press thenumber keyto enter thesymbol.
WarningsandPrecautions
This section containsimportantinformation pertainingto the
operatinginstructionsofyourdevice. Italsocontainsinformation
abouthowtousethemobilesafely. Readthis info
rmation carefully
before usingyourdevice.
ElectronicDevice
Power off yourdevice ifusingthedevice isprohibited.Donot use
thedevicewhenitcausesdanger orinterference with electronic
devices.
MedicalDevice
Power off yourdevice and followtherulesandregulationsset
forth bythehospitalsandhealthcare facilities.
Pacemaker manufacturersrecommend thataminimumdistance of
15 cmbemaintainedbetweenadevice and apacemaker to
prevent potentialinterference with thepacemaker. Ifyou are using
apacemaker, usethedevice on theoppositesideofthepacemaker
and do notcarrythedevice inyourfront pocket.
Somewireless devicesmayaffecttheperformance ofthehearing
aids. Foranysuchproblems, consultyourservice provider.
Potentiall
yExplosiveAtmospheres
Switchoff yourdevice inanyarea with apotentiallyexplosive
atmosphere, andcomplywith allsignsand instructions.Areasthat

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mayhavepotentiallyexplosiveatmospheresincludetheareaswhere
you wouldnormallybeadvisedto t
urnoff yourvehicleengine.
Triggeringofsparks insuchareascouldcauseanexplosion orfire,
resultinginbodilyinjuriesorevendeaths. Donot switchonthe
device atrefuelingpointssuchasservice stations. Complywith
restrictionson theuseof
radioequipment infueldepots, storage, and
distribution areas, and chemicalplants.Also, adhere torestrictionsin
areaswhere blastingoperationsare inprogress. Before usingthe
device, watchoutforareasthathavepotentiallyexplosive
atmosphere t
hatare often, butnot always, clearlymarked. Such
locationsincludeareasbelowthedeckonboats, chemicaltransfer or
storagefacilitiesand areaswhere theaircontainschemicalsor
particlessuchasgrain, dust, ormetalpowders.Ask the
manufacturer
sofvehiclesusingliquefiedpetroleumgas(suchas
propaneorbutane) ifthis device canbesafelyusedintheirvicinity.
TrafficSecurity
Observelocallaws and regulationswhileusingthedevice.Also, if
usingthedevice whiledrivingavehicle, plea
secomplywith the
followingguidelines:
Concentrateondriving.Yourfirstresponsibilityisto drivesafely.
Donottalkonthedevice whiledriving. Usehands-free
accessories.
Whenyou haveto makeoranswer acall, parkthevehicleatthe
roadsidebefore usingyourdevice.
RF signalsmayaffectelectronicsystemsofmotorvehicles. For
more information, consult thevehiclemanufacturer.
Inamotorvehicle, do not placethedevice over theairbagorin
theairbagdeployment area. Otherwise, thedevice mayhurtyou
owingto thestrongforce whentheairbaginflates.
Donotuseyourdevice whileflyinginanaircraft. Switchoff your
device before boardinganaircraft. Usingwirelessdevicesinan
aircraftmaybedangerousto theoperationoftheaircraft, disrupt
thewireless telephonenetwork, and maybeconsideredillegal.

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OperatingEnvironment
Donotuseorchargethedevice industy, dampordirtyplacesor
placeswith magneticfields. Otherwise, thecircuitmaynot
function properly.
Thedevice complieswith theRFspecificationswhenthedevice
is usednear yourear oratadistance of1.5cmfromyourbody.
Ensure thatthedevice accessoriessuchasadevice caseand a
device holster are notcomposedofmetalcomponents. Keepyour
device 1.5cmawayfromyourbodytomeettherequirement
earlier mentioned.
Onathunder andstormyday, do notuseyourdevice whenitis
beingcharged, to prevent anydanger causedbylightning.
Whenyou are onacall,do nottouchtheantenna.Touchingthe
antennaaffectsthecallqualityandresultsinincreaseinpower
consumption. As aresult,thetalktimeand standbytimeare
reduced.
Whileusingthedevice, observethelocallaws and regulations,
and respectothers'privacyand legalrights.
Useaccessoriesauthorizedbymanufacturers. Usingunauthorized
accessorieswill renderthewarrantynullandvoid.
Keeptheambient temperature between0 and45 whilethe
device is beingcharged. Keeptheambient temperature between
-20 to 60 forusingthedevice poweredbybattery.
Preventing Hearing Damage
Usingthereceiver, earbuds, headphones, speakerphone,orearpieces
athighvolumecanresulti
npermanenthearingloss. Be extremely
careful whenlisteningathighdecibellevels. Setthevolumeto asafe
level. Ifyou experience strangesoundsinyourearslikeringingorif
you hear muffledspeech, getyourhearingchecked. If you continue
to use
highvolume, yourhearingwill soon getaffected.
Hearingexpertsoffer thefollowingsuggestionsto protectyour
hearing: