Innostream Inno-p10 User manual

INNO-P10 User’s Manual

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Your package contains the following items.

Handset

Battery

Earphone

USB Cable

User’s manual

HandStrap

Travel adapter(A type or B type)

A type

B type

Battery Charger

Battery

Car Charger

PC Sync CD

Op

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ion

MMC Card

CONTENTS

2

1. BEFORE YOU START 6

1.

1 PHONE LAYOUT AND ICONS

1.

2 QUICK SILENCE MODE

1.

3 USING THE NAVIGATION KEYS

1.

4 USING THE EARPHONE

1.

5 DISPLAY IN THE IDLE SCREEN

2. GETTING STARTED 12

2.

1 HOW TO ATTACH THE BATTERY

2.

2 HOW TO REMOVE THE BATTERY

2.

3 HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY

2.

4 HOW TO PLACE THE SIM CARD

2.

5 HOW TO REMOVE THE SIM CARD

2.

6 HOW TO PLACE THE MEMORY CARD

2.

7 HOW TO REMOVE THE MEMORY CARD

2.

8 HOW TO SWITCH YOUR PHONE ON AND OFF

2.

9 HOW TO USING MASS STORAGET

3.SECURITY CODES 18

3.

1 PIN

3.

2 PUK

3.

3 PIN2

3.

4 PUK2

3.

5 SIM LOCK CODE

3.

6 LOCK CODE

3.

7 PASSWORD

4. MAKING AND RECEIVING A CALL 20

4.

1 MAKING A CALL

4.

2 ANSWERING A CALL

4.

3 MAKING THE EMERGENCY CALL

4.

4 MAKING AN INTERNATIONAL CALL

4.

5 ENTERING A “PAUSE” CHARACTER IN A DIAL STRING

4.

6 NOTIFICATION OF MISSED CALL

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5.IN-CALL OPTIONS 24

5.

1 PUTTING A CALL ON HOLD/UNHOLD

5.

2 MAKING A SECOND CALL

5.

3 SWAPPING BETWEEN ACTIVE CALLS AND HELD CALLS

5.

4 ANSWERING A SECOND INCOMING CALL

5.

5 ADJUSTING THE EARPIECE VOLUME

5.

6 MUTING THE MICROPHONE

5.

7 SENDING DTMF

5.

8 STORING A NUMBER ON THE SCRATCHPAD

5.

9 USING THE SMS FUNCTION

5.

10 MAKING A CONFERENCE CALL

5.

11 RECORD SPEECH

6.PHONEBOOK 30

6.

1 STORING A PHONE NUMBER WITH A NAME

6.

2 QUICK SEARCHING FOR A NUMBER IN THE PHONEBOOK

6.

3 STORING A NUMBER OF THE RECENT CALLS TO THE

PHONEBOOK

6.

4 SPEED LIST

6.

5 USING THE PHONEBOOK OPTIONS

7.TEXT EDITING 36

7.

1 INPUT MODE

7.

2 T9 ABC INPUT MODE

7.

3 MULTI-TAP INPUT MODE

7.

4 NUMERIC INPUT MODE

7.

5 SYMBOLS INPUT MODE

7.

6 T9 LANGUAGE INPUT MODE

7.

7 TEMPLATE INPUT MODE

8.THE MENU MAP 46

CONTENTS

4

9.THE MENU FUNCTIONS 54

9.

1 MESSAGES

(SMS, MMS, E-mail, Voicemail, Broadcast)

9.

2 CALL RECORDS

(Dialled Calls, Received Calls, Missed Calls, Delete Records,

Cost & Duration, Data Counter)

9.

3 PHONE SETTING

(Own Numbers, Language, Sound Setting, Display Setting,

Clock Setting, Call Setting, Data Connections, IrDA , Security

Setting, Navi-key Setting)

9.

4 CAMERA & MEDIA

(Camera, Camcorder, MP3, Vis Storage, File Manager)

9.

5 ORGANISER

(Calendar, View Today Report, Alarm, Memo, Template, Expense

Diary, Lady Schedule)

9.

6 NETWORK SERVICE

(Call Divert, Call Barring, Call Waiting, Caller Identity,

Flight Mode, GPRS Connection Mode, Closed User Group, Network

Selection)

9.

7 GAME & UTILITY

(Games, Java, Tools, Utilities)

9.

8 INTERNET

(Home, Resume, Bookmarks, Push Messages Inbox, Settings,

History, Go To Address)

9.

9 SIM AT SERVICE

10. VIS

116

11.DATA AND FAX 118

12.PHONE AND BATTERY CARE 119

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13.TROUBLE SHOOTING 120

14.GLOSSARY 122

15.SAFETY INFORMATION 124

16.INDEX 126

1. Before You Start

6

1.

1

Ph

o

ne Layout and Icons

The following illustration shows the main elements of your phone.

< Icons in the main display screen >

Shows the received signal strength. The larger the number of bars,

the better the signal strength.

Appears when a new text message has been received.

Appears when you have messages waiting in voice mail.

Appears when vibrator is selected as ring tone type.

Appears when an alarm clock is enabled.

Appears when the phone is out of your home network area and

the phone is registered to the network other than its home service

(i.e. when travelling in other countries with GSM service)

Number and

Alpha Keys

Micro

Ear Phone

Jack

Main Display

Screen

Navigation Keys

Soft Key

(left)

Soft key

(Right)

Side Key

External Socket

END Key

SEND Key

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Shows the level of battery status. The more bars you see, the

more power battery has left.

Indicates that your phone is on the quick silence mode.

If your phone is in the quick silence mode, all audible key tones

are muted and all audible alerts are changed to vibrator alert.

Appears when a PUSH message has been received.

Appears when your phone is registered to a GPRS network.

Appears when there is an active GPRS connection.

Appears when your phone is connected to a GPRS modem.

Appears when infrared port is active for receiving file and ready

for using modem via infrared port.

Appears when auto response is turned on.

Appears when Flight Mode is turned on.

Appears when MMC Card is not inserted.

< Event images in the LCD display screen >

Appears when an alarm is expired.

Appears when the alarm of scheduler is expired.

Indicates that your phone is under security code checking after

power up.

Appears when a missed call has occurred.

Appears when a new text message has been received.

Appears when a new MMS message has been received.

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Appears when you have messages waiting in voice mail.

Appears when a new PUSH message has been received.

Indicates that your phone is plugged in USB cable in case of Mass

Storage.

<

Keys Description>

Key

Description

Performs the functions indicated by the text in the bottom line of

the display screen above those keys.

Makes or answers a call.

In the idle mode, launches the recent calls list.(

Dialled

,

Missed

and

Received

)

In the menu, selects menu function or stores information that you

have entered (such as a name) in the phone or SIM memory.

Ends a call.

Also switches the phone ON or OFF when pressed and held.

In the menu, returns to the idle mode or cancels your input.

~

Enters numbers, letters and some special characters.

By pressing and holding [ 1 ] in the idle mode, you can directly

listen to the

Voicemail

.

In the idle mode, enters special dial characters.

Enters ‘

+

’(International Indicator) or ‘

P

’(Pause) when pressed and

held.

(on the left side of phone)

During a call, adjust the earpiece volume.

During a game, adjust the game melody volume.

[VOL-UP]

It switches between the quick silence mode and previous profile

you have set on

Profiles

menu when pressed and held in the idle

mode.

[VOL-DOWN]

In the idle mode, displays the today’s date, day and time for short

time.And in the idle mode, launch auto response for long time.

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In the editing mode, moves the cursor.

In the menu, moves the menu cursor.

In the idle mode, each key can be set your favourite menus. You

can set the navi-keys([NAVI-LEFT]

, [NAVI-RIGHT]

, [NAVI-

UP]

, [NAVI-DOWN]

) using the Navi-Key Setting Menu or

pressing [NAVI-Keys] for one seconds.

You first have to set the Navigation Keys,

Because the default setting of

Navi-Key Setting

is nothing.

If It is not set and you press [NAVI-Keys] in the idle screen, Navi-

Key Setting popup window will be launched.

[NAVI-CENTRE]

In the editing mode, launches the editing mode selection menu.

In the menu, selects the menu on which menu cursor is.

In the idle mode, accesses the WAP site.

1.

2

Quick Silence Mode

You can switch the sound/alert mode of your phone by just pressing and holding the

[VOLUME-UP]

on the idle screen.

icon on the top of the main display screen or

icon on the top of the display screen indicates that your phone is under the quick

silence mode status. If your phone is in the quick silence mode, all audible key tones

are muted and all audible alerts are changed to vibrator alert.You can return to previous

profile setting by pressing and holding the [VOLUME-UP]

again.

1.

3

Using the Navigation Keys

To use the navigation keys appropriately.

①

[NAVI-LEFT]

: Push the left side of the navigation key bar to left direction.

②

[NAVI-RIGHT]

:Push the right side of the navigation key bar to right direction.

③

[NAVI-UP]

: Push the up side of the navigation key bar to up direction.

④

[NAVI-DOWN]

: Push the down side of the navigation key bar to down direction.

⑤

[NAVI-CENTRE]

:Push the navigation key bar down.

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1.

4

Using the Earphone

If you insert the earphone to the jack on the left side of your

phone, you can use it in the same way as your phone’s

earpiece and microphone. You can answer or end a call by

pressing the hook button on the earphone.

When new waiting call is come whilst you are in a call, you can

answer the waiting call by pressing the hook button on the

earphone. (The first call will be held automatically)

You can make the last number dialled call in the idle screen by

pressing the hook button on the earphone.

The last number dialled is launched by pressing the hook

button, and then the call will be made by pressing the hook

button again.

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5

Display Screens in the Idle Mode

< Main Display Screen >



Icon Area



Network Status or Event Area



Broadcast and Digital Time Area



Function Key Area

The background image is displayed according to the setting of

Wallpaper

menu. Please

see Section 9 for details. You can set the background image from

Sample Image

,

Photo Album

,

Image File

,

Vis Storage

,

Camcoder Album

menu.

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Icon Area:

13 icons such as

Signal Level

,

GPRS

,

SMS

,

Vibrator

,

Vibrator, Vibrator

Alarm

,

Roaming

,

Battery

Level

,

PUSH

Massage

,

Voicemail, IRDA, GPRS Modem, Auto response

,Voicemail, IRDA, GPRS Modem, Auto response ,

and

NO-

MMC Card

are displayed indicating the phone status.

If the quick silence mode is enabled,

icon will appear in the Vibrator icon’s place.

If there is an active GPRS connection,

icon will appear in the GPRS icon’s place.

If Travel Charger is inserted, the Battery icon will be scrolled.

Network Status or Event Area:

Network name registered is displayed. If

Network Name

Display menu is set to

Off

, the

Off, the Off

network name is not displayed even though your phone is registered to any GSM or GPRS

network. If there is not any GSM or GPRS network near the location you are,

No Service

is displayed. If you are in the coverage of a GSM or GPRS network but you are not allowed

to be registered to the network,

Emergency Only

is displayed.

Emergency Only is displayed. Emergency Only

If an event is occurred, an adequate big event icon is displayed.

If Network Name Display menu is set to Off, the network name is not displayed even

though your phone is registered to any GSM or GPRS network.

Note

Broadcast and Digital Time Area:

If you set to get the broadcast message from the network, you can see it on this area of

the idle screen. For details of how to activate and deactivate it, please see

Broadcast

menu in Section 9. In this case, the User Selectable Area updates the received broadcast

messages. If you want to go back to default screen, press [

].

The digital time is displayed at the right bottom place in this area. If

Clock Display

menu

is set to Off, the digital time is not displayed.

The broadcast message service may not be available on all networks.

Note

Function Key Area:

The functions assigned to right soft key and left soft key are displayed.

If you press [

], current date, day and time is displayed at this area for short time.

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Please never detach the battery from your mobile whilst your phone is alive.

To turn off your phone, please press and hold down only until you see the power-off

animation. Please use only approved batteries and chargers.

Note

2.

1

How to attach the battery

1. Align the bottom of the battery down into the holes in the bottom of the phone.

2. Then sit the battery on the back of the aligned until it clicks into place.

2.

2

How to remove the battery

Turn off your phone first.

1. Press up the battery release latch

2. Slightly lift the upper place of battery out of back of phone.

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2.

3

How to charge the battery

The first charging must be for at least 4 hours in order to achieve optimum performance

when you buy this phone. Normally your phone completes to charge the battery in two

hour.

You can make calls whilst charging your phone.

Your phone turns off by itself if the battery is not able to supply enough power.

The display may not visible for a few seconds in case that full discharged battery is used.

Do not charge your phone without the battery in place.

Do not detach the battery whilst being charged.

Note

< Charging with the Travel Adaptor >

1. Plug your Travel Adaptor into the external socket at the bottom of your phone.

The percentage of charging will be indicated on the main display screen.

After complete charging, the percentage of charging disappears.

Even after complete charging, the phone automatically checks the battery status during

the Travel Adaptor is inserted. Once it detects that the battery level is below full status, it

will automatically recharge the battery.

Note

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< Charging with the Battery Charger>

1. Plug your Travel Adaptor into the charger socket at the bottom of the Battery Charger.

2. Sit your battery into the holder of the Battery Charger properly sliding down.

The LED indicator of the Battery Charger indicate the charging status as follow.

• Green Colour

: It indicates idle state or full-charged state.

• Red Colour

: It indicates the battery is being charged.

• Red Colour : It indicates the battery is being charged.• Red Colour

2.

4

How to place the SIM card

Ensure your phone is switched off and the charger is detached first before you start the

following steps.

1. Remove the battery.

2. Sit your SIM card into the holder. Beware the direction of the SIM card.

3. Slide the SIM card into the holder.

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2.

5

How to remove the SIM card

Ensure your phone is switched off and the charger is detached first before you start the

following steps.

1. Remove the battery.

2. Slide the SIM card by pushing up the back of the card and remove it from the holder.

About the SIM card

The SIM card is a computer chip containing information about your subscription, security,

phonebook etc. When you register as a subscriber with GSM or GPRS network operator,

you are provided with the SIM card. Always handle the SIM card with care and insert with

the gold contacts face down.

Note

2.

6

How to place the Memory Card

Ensure your phone is switched off and the charger is detached first

before you start the following steps.

1. Remove the battery.

2. Sit your Memory card into the slot. Beware the direction of

the Memory card.

3. Slide the Memory card into the slot and push left the Memory card

holder to fix the Memory card.

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2.

7

How to remove the Memory Card

Ensure your phone is switched off and the charger is detached first before you start the

following steps.

1. Remove the battery.

2. Remove the Memory Card from the slot after push right on the Memory Card holder.

About the Memory Card

Your phone comes with a ready-to-use Memory card (Memory Card)

You can use this Memory card to manage your files, applications and back-ups.

Always handle the Memory Card D with care and insert with the gold contacts face down.

Do not remove the card in the middle of an operation. Removing the card in the middle of

an operation may damage the Memory card as well as the device, and data stored on the

card may be corrupted.

Note

2.

8

How to switch your phone On and Off

Make sure that the battery is attached.

1. Open the slider.

2. a) To switch your phone on, press and hold down [

] until you hear the power-on

melody.

Some SIM card may be protected with PIN.

If

Enter PIN

is prompted, enter your PIN and then press [

Ok

soft key].

Ok soft key].Ok

For more details, please see Security Codes in section 3.

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If your PIN is entered invalidly three times in succession, your SIM card is

blocked . In order to unblock it, see Security Codes in section 3.

Note

If

Enter Lock Code

is prompted, enter your

Lock Code

and then press

[

Ok

soft key]. The Lock Code is factory set to 0 0 0 0.

For more details, please see Security Codes in section 3.

After the phone is turned on, the phone searches for a network.

b) To switch your phone off, press and hold down [

] until you see the power-off

animation.

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How to using Mass storage

Make sure that the USB cable is inserted.

① Delete and correction of the folder in Data Storage are prohibited.

② When a phone is plugged in a USB cable, all function of a phone do not operate it.

③ While copying files phone-to-PC, you cannot receive a call.

④ In case of using a function of the USB mass storage at WIN 98 or WIN98 SE, you will

be able to download the install files from our homepage(www.innostream.com) or near

AS center.

Note

In case of copying many files at a time, it imposes a heavy burden on a Phone. We

recommend you to copy files within 5~6M byte at a time.

3. Security Codes

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The security codes are used to protect your phone and SIM card from other person’s use

and control access to security and other options within the menus.

You can change the security codes (except SIM Lock Code, PUK Code, PUK2 Code). For

more details, please see the

Security Setting

menu in section 9.

3.

1

PIN is Personal Identification Number, used to safeguard your SIM card.

PIN code is composed of at least 4 to 8 digits, and usually provided with your SIM card.

If the PIN code is entered incorrectly more than three times in succession, PIN will be

blocked and your SIM card will automatically lock-up and the

Enter PUK

screen will be

Enter PUK screen will be Enter PUK

prompted. Once your SIM card is blocked, you must enter the unblock code (PUK) to use

your phone again.

3.

2

PUK

PUK is Personal Unblocking Key, used to unblock the blocked SIM card due to incorrectly

entered PIN. PUK code is composed of 8 digits, and usually provided with your SIM

card. If the PUK code is entered incorrectly ten times in succession, PUK will be blocked

and your SIM card will be automatically lock-up and the

SIM Blocked

message will be

displayed. Once you see the message then you need to contact your network service

provider for a new SIM card.

3.

3

PIN2

PIN2 is Personal Identification Number 2, used to access specific function of your SIM

card, for example PIN2 code is used to set a

Maximum Cost

,

Price & Unit

or a

FDN

.

PIN2 code is composed of at least 4 to 8 digits, is only available when your SIM card

supports such functions. If the PIN2 code is entered incorrectly three times in succession,

PIN2 will be blocked and the

Enter PUK2

screen will be prompted. Therefore those

functions cannot be used until the unblock code (PUK2) is entered.

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3.

4

PUK2

PUK2 is Personal Unblocking Key 2, used to unblock the blocked PIN2 due to incorrectly

entered PIN2. PUK2 code is composed of 8 digits and it is only used when those functions

mentioned above are available. If the PUK2 code is entered incorrectly ten times in

succession, the PUK2 will be blocked. Therefore those functions can not be used until the

unblock code(PUK2) is entered.

3.

5

SIM Lock Code

SIM Lock Code is used to safeguard your phone being used by another SIM card.

The SIM Lock

Code is composed of 4 digits. The code is a security code entered when

you enable the

SIM Lock

menu.

SIM Lock menu. SIM Lock

3.

6

Lock Code

is used to prevent your phone from being used by another person. The code

is composed of 4 digits. The code is provided with your phone and is preset from factory

to default setting of ‘0 0 0 0’

3.

7

Password

is used to access call barring service and the code is the network password of

four digits code. In order to get the

Password

, you should subscribe call barring service

on your network service provider and then request for the

Password

.

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4.

1

Making a call

1. To make a call on your phone, enter the area code and the phone number in the idle

screen. In case you enter a number incorrectly, press the [

Clear

soft key] once to

delete the last digit that you have entered. To remove all the digits, press and hold the

[

Clear

soft key] down until they are deleted, or press [

].

2. Press the [

].

If the number is identified from the phonebook, the name is displayed.

You can hear the

Connect Tone

when the call is answered from the called person,

if you set it

On

. For more details, please see

Sound Setting

menu in Section 9.

If you want to end the call whilst making a call, press [

End

soft key] or [

], or close

the folder. The screen will display a brief message and return to the idle.

The brief message at the call ending may remain long time if the network is busy.

If the earphone is inserted, or if the call is data call, the folder closing does not make the

call end.

Note

Quick dialling from Phonebook list

1. Press [

Phonebook

soft key] in the idle screen.

Search the group with [

] or [

] to find the group of person you

want the call to belong to.

2. Locate the cursor with [

] or [

] to the name or number you want to call.

3. Press [

].

Quick dialling from Speed List

Press and hold a numeric key ([0], [2] ~[20]) that represents the entry number in the

Speed List

. Then the number assigned on the key will be automatically dialled. Please

see section 6.4 for more details.

[ ] key is reserved for your Voicemail server number. If you press and hold the

key, the Voicemail server number will be automatically dialed.

For more detailed explanations on setting the Voicemail server number, please see

Voicemail menu in section 9.

Note

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