ISAFE MOBILE Challenger 1.0 Instruction manual

CHALLENGER 1.0
Quick Start Manual
and
Safety Instructions
Schnellstartanleitung
und
Sicherheitshinweise

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i.safe MOBILE GmbH
i_PARK TAUBERFRANKEN 14
97922 Lauda-Koenigshofen
Germany
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www.isafe-mobile.com

Note / Hinweis
3
This document contains a quick start guide and the safety
instructions necessary for the safe use of the mobile phone
CHALLENGER 1.0 in explosive atmospheres. The first part
details the English instructions, the second part the German
translation.
More detailed instructions on the use of the phone, can be
found at www.isafe-MOBILE.com or directly at i.safe MOBILE
GmbH
Dieses Dokument enthält die notwendigen Sicherheitshinwei-
se für die sichere Verwendung des Mobiltelefons CHALLEN-
GER 1.0 in explosionsfähigen Bereichen. Der erste Teil enthält
die englischen Anweisungen, der zweite Teil die deutsche
Übersetzung.
Detailliertere Informationen erhalten sie unter www.isafe-
MOBILE.com oder direkt bei der i.safe MOBILE GmbH.

Contents
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1Introduction 5
2Specifications 5
3Faults and Damages 6
4Ex-relevant Safety Regulations 6
5Further Safety Advises 7
6First Steps 9
6.1 Battery 9
6.1.1 Installing and Extracting the Battery 10
6.1.2 Charging the Battery 11
6.1.3 Battery Use 11
6.2 Insertion of the SIM Card 12
6.3 Insertion of the Micro SD Card 13
7Functions of the keys 14
8Status Icons 15
9Specifications 16
10 Safety settings 16
10.1 SIM Card Lock 16
10.2 Restore Factory Settings 16
11 Frequently asked questions 17
12 Maintenance 18

Safety Instructions
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1Introduction
This document contains information and safety regulations
which are to be observed without fail for safe operation of
the mobile phone CHALLENGER 1.0 under the described con-
ditions. Non-observance of this information and instructions
can have serious consequences and / or may violate regula-
tions.
Please read the manual and these safety instructions before
using the phone. In case of contradicting information, the text
of these safety instructions shall apply.
In case of any doubt, the German version shall apply.
The current EC conformity certificate, EC declaration of con-
formity, safety instructions and manual can be found at
www.isafe-mobile.com, or requested from i.safe MOBILE
GmbH.
2Specifications
The CHALLENGER 1.0 is a mobile phone suitable for use in
potentially explosive atmospheres (zone 2) in accordance
with directive 94/9/EC (ATEX 95) and directive 99/92/EC
(ATEX 137).
Name: CHALLENGER 1.0
Ex-marking: II 3 G Ex ic IIC T4
EC certificate of conformity: EPS 11 ATEX 1 368 X
Temperature range: -20.. + 55°C
Manufactured by: i.safe MOBILE GmbH
i_PARK TAUBERFRANKEN 14
97922 Lauda-Koenigshofen
Germany
CE-designation: 2004

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3Faults and Damages
If there is any reason to suspect that the safety of the phone
has been compromised, it must be withdrawn from use and
removed from any ex-hazardous areas immediately.
Measures must be taken to prevent any accidental restarting
of the phone.
The safety of the phone may be compromised, if, for
example:
malfunctions occur.
the housing of the phone or the battery shows damage.
the phone has been subjected to excessive loads.
the phone has been stored improperly.
markings or labels on the phone are illegible.
It is recommended that a phone which shows or which is
suspected of faults and damages is returned to the manufac-
turer for inspection.
4Ex-relevant Safety Regulations
Use of this phone assumes that the operator observes the
conventional safety regulations and has read and understood
manual, safety instructions and certificate.
The following safety regulations must also be complied with:
The housing of the phone must not be opened inside ex-
hazardous areas. This also relates to the battery compart-
ment.
The battery may only be exchanged or charged outside ex-
hazardous areas.
Use only the appropriate battery type BPC01A.
It is not allowed to carry spare batteries into Ex-hazardous
areas.

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The battery may only be charged outside the Ex-hazardous
area using the appropriate charger or other equipment ap-
proved by i.safe MOBILE GmbH.
The battery may be charged only at temperatures in be-
tween 0°C..40°C.
The phone must not be exposed to abrasive acids or bases.
The phone must not be taken into zones 0, 1, 20, 21 or 22.
Only accessories approved by i.safe MOBILE GmbH may be
used.
5Further Safety Advises
Do not touch the screen of the mobile phone with sharp
objects. Dust particles and nails may scratch the screen.
Please maintain the screen clean. Remove dust on the
screen with a soft cloth gently, and do not scratch the
screen.
Charge the phone under indoor conditions only.
Please do not put the battery in high-temperature envi-
ronments (high temperature will lead to heat of the bat-
tery), or else it may result in fire or explosion.
Do not charge the mobile phone near any flammable or
explosive substances in order to avoid fire, explosion or
other dangers.
Do not charge the mobile phone in environments with
much dust, humidity, or excessively high or low tempera-
tures (the permitted charging temperature range is
0..40°C).
Do not use the phone in areas where regulations or legisla-
tives prohibit the use of a mobile phone.
Do not expose the phone to strong magnetic fields, such as
are emitted from induction ovens or microwaves.
Do not attempt to open or repair the mobile phone. Im-
proper repair or opening can lead to the destruction of the
phone, fire or explosion. Only authorized personnel are al-
lowed to repair the phone.

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Only use batteries charger and accessories approved by
i.safe MOBILE.
Please do not directly connect the two poles of the battery,
to avoid a short-circuit of the battery.
Power off the phone in hospitals or other places where the
use of mobile phones is prohibited. This Mobile phone may
affect proper work of medical equipment, such as pace-
makers, so always keep a distance of at least 15 cm be-
tween the mobile phone and these devices.
Observe all corresponding laws that are in force in the
respective countries regarding the use of mobile phones
while operating a vehicle.
Please power off the mobile phone and disconnect the
charging cable before cleaning the phone.
Do not use any chemical cleaning agents to clean the mo-
bile phone or the charger. Use a damp and anti-static soft
cloth for cleaning.
Do not discard old and abandoned lithium batteries into
the trash, send them to designated waste disposal loca-
tions or return them to the manufacturer of the phone.
The user alone is responsible for any and all damages and
liabilities caused by malware downloaded when using the
network functions of the phone. The manufacturer cannot
be held responsible for any of those claims.
Warning: The manufacturer will not assume any liability for
damages caused by disregarding any of these advices or by
any inappropriate use of the phone.

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Introduction
Dear customer, thank you very much for choosing the
CHALLENGER 1.0 GSM digital mobile phone. This quick start
manual gives you access to the basic functions of the phone.
For a more detailed explanation of all the functions, please
refer to the user manual.
With IP protection and rugged housing, the CHALLENGER 1.0
still works where other devices are long gone. With the certi-
fied safety functions you are allowed to use it in ATEX zone 2
explosion hazardous areas.
Please read this Quick start manual before using the phone
and follow the tips and advices in order to be able to use the
mobile phone for your full satisfaction and safety.
6First Steps
6.1 Battery
The battery is attached to the back of the mobile phone. The
battery is not fully charged when the mobile phone is pur-
chased, but it contains enough energy to power on the
phone. To obtain best battery performance and battery life,
let the battery discharge completely before charging it com-
pletely for the first three charging cycles.

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6.1.1 Installing and Extracting the Battery
Turn the mobile phone upside down, turn the screws and
take out the battery as indicated in the pictures below.
When installing the battery, insert the teeth at the top of the
battery into the corresponding notches of the mobile phone,
then press the battery down and secure it by turning the two
screws. Ensure that the battery is safely installed before pow-
ering on the phone.

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6.1.2 Charging the Battery
Put the charging connector to the phone as indicated in the
picture below:
Connect to the charging plug to the socket of the Power Sup-
ply.
After charging, take out of the charging connector.
6.1.3 Battery Use
In actual use, the standby time and talk time of the mobile
phone varies with the network status, working environment
and different using manners.
When the power of the battery is lower than normal, the
phone will prompt battery low. Please charge the battery,
otherwise you may lose any files which are not saved. If you
do not charge for a long time, the phone will be powered off
automatically.
When charging, the battery icon at the upper right corner of
the screen will appear in a dynamic rolling manner. When
charging, the battery, mobile phone or charger may become
hot, which is a normal phenomenon.

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Warning:
The phone may only be charged at ambient temperatures in a
range from 0°C..40°C. Please do not use charging equipment if
the temperature exceeds this range. Only use approved
chargers. Use of any other charger may cause danger and will
void the warranty.
6.2 Insertion of the SIM Card
Warning:
Do not try to insert or remove the SIM card when any exter-
nal power supply is connected, otherwise SIM card and mo-
bile phone may be damaged.
Power off the mobile phone and remove the battery.
Insert the SIM card into the card slot as shown in the picture
below and reinstall the battery of the mobile phone.

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6.3 Insertion of the Micro SD Card
Open the Micro-SD card holder, and insert the Micro-SD card
into the slot at the bottom according to the chart below, then
close the Micro-SD card holder
Before first use:
Before using the Micro-SD card for the first time, please for-
mat the card in a PC.
Use the provided USB cable attached with the phone to con-
nect the phone with the PC.

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7Functions of the keys
Key
Function description
Left soft key
OK
pop-up menu
in standby mode: enter main menu.
Right soft key
Clear
Back
in standby mode: enter Phonebook.
Send key
Making a call, answering a call
Standby mode: enter call history
End key
End a call
Go back to standby mode
Press: toggle background light
Hold: turn the phone on or off
OK key
Press: select and check unread messages
Navigation key
left
Main menu: cycle menu items clockwise
Navigation key
right
MP3 Menu: playback
Main menu: cycle menu items counter-
clockwise
Navigation key
up
Write Message
Menu User Profile: Select options, adjust
volume.
Navigation key
down
FM radio
Menu User Profile: Select options, adjust
volume.
Torch
Press: activate flashlight
Hold: activate blinking beacon
#key
Short press to active silent mode
When writing: switch input methods
Laser pointer
Press for laser pointer

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8Status Icons
current signal intensity
SIM is connected with a network
unread short message
unread multimedia message and download
message
divert all voice calls unconditionally
missed calls
Current Alert type is: ring
Current Alert type is: Vibration / Or under silent
mode
Current Alert type is: Vibration and ring
Current Alert type is: Vibration then ring
Silent mode
Conversation and hold conversation
keypad is locked
headset has been inserted
Bluetooth is activated
Bluetooth matched headset
Alarm is set
current mobile phone circuit
MP3 playback
Stopwatch has been set
current battery power

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9Specifications
Frequency: GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz
Dimension: 53 mm X 115 mm X 23mm
Talk time: 4.5h (depends on the local network)
Standby time: 400h (depends on the local network)
Screen parameter: 2.0" TFT 65K COLRO, 176*220pixels
Phonebook capacity: 1000pcs
SMS capacity: 1000pcs
Battery: 1300mAh
Operating Temperature: -20..55 °C
Languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German
Internal antenna
Memory: supports up to 16GB
10 Safety settings
10.1 SIM Card Lock
To prevent unauthorized use, SIM Cards are protected with a
PIN code (personal identification number code).
If this function is activated, the PIN has to be entered correct-
ly each time the phone is powered on. This function can be
deactivated by the user, which could enable unauthorized use
of the mobile phone.
If the PIN is entered incorrectly three times in a row, the SIM
card will be locked. To unlock the card, the mobile phone will
ask you for a PUK number, which you have received from
your network provider.
If the PUK is entered incorrectly 10 times in a row, the SIM
card will be locked permanently.
10.2 Restore Factory Settings
The menu restore factory settings is password protected. The
default password is 1122.

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11 Frequently Asked questions
The mobile phone cannot be powered on
The mobile phone cannot be powered on since the battery
voltage is too low. Please recharge the battery.
Unable to make some calls
Call barring has been set and barred utilization of the mo-
bile phone. Please check and cancel call barring.
Other person is answering my call
The mobile phone has been set into divert your calls to an-
other phone number. Please check and cancel call divert.
The mobile phone cannot search for the network
The mobile phone is outside of the network coverage area
(or there are physical obstructions between the mobile
phone and the transmitter), and calls cannot be made or
answered. If you are in one room, please move close to the
window.
During operations, the mobile phone may display the follow-
ing operating tips:
“Please Insert SIM”
You must insert the SIM card before using the mobile
phone. If the SIM card has been inserted, please get it out
and wipe clean with a dry cloth on the golden region, and
then insert the SIM card.
“Emergency”
You are outside the network coverage area of the service
provider. But another network area where you locate al-
lows you to make emergency call according to the signal
strength.
“Invalid SIM”
The SIM card of the mobile phone is locked and the insert-
ed SIM card is unable to be accepted. Please insert the cor-
rect SIM card or contact with the vendor.

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“Please Enter PUK”
The SIM card has been locked since the wrong PIN code has
been inputted for three times. You must consult your net-
work provider for the special PUK code with eight numbers
to unlock the SIM card (The PUK code may have been pro-
vided with your PIN code at the same time).
Warning:
The SIM card will be locked permanently if the wrong PUK
is entered for ten consecutive times. You must then apply
for a new SIM card from your network provider.
12 Maintenance
Thank you for using the CHALLENGER 1.0. If there is a prob-
lem with the mobile phone, please contact your vendor or
consult the service center. If your mobile phone is in need of
repair, you can either contact the service center or your
vendor.
The content of this document is presented as it currently
exists. The manufacturer does not provide any explicit or tacit
guarantee for the accuracy or completeness of the content of
this document, including, but not restricted to, the tacit guar-
antee of market suitability or fitness for a specific purpose
unless applicable laws or court decisions make liability man-
datory. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes
to this document or to withdraw it any time without prior
notice.

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Inhalt
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1Einführung 21
2Spezifikationen 21
3Fehler und unzulässige Belastungen 22
4Ex-relevante Sicherheitsvorschriften 22
5Weitere Sicherheitshinweise 23
6Erste Schritte 25
6.1 Der Akku 25
6.1.1 Ein- und Ausbau des Akkus 26
6.1.2 Laden des Akkus 27
6.1.3 Gebrauch des Akkus 27
6.2 Einlegen der SIM Karte 28
6.3 Einlegen der Micro-SD Karte 29
7Funktionstasten 30
8Status Zeichen 31
9Spezifikationen 32
10 Sicherheitseinstellungen 32
10.1 SIM Kartensperre 32
10.2 Werksseitige Einstellungen wieder herstellen 32
11 Häufig gestellte Fragen 33
12 Wartungshinweis 34