iSwag Eternity II User manual

Eternity
User Guide

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WELCOME
Thank you for selecting the iSWAG IS-B2110/B2210 Eternity II model.
By reading this manual you will fully understand the operation of your
mobile phone and will appreciate its ease of use and rich features.
The Eternity II phone with color display is designed to work on a GSM
network. The phone is a two SIM, dual standby phone.
IS-B2110 Single SIM
IS-B2210 Dual SIM
The Eternity II phone provides many functions such as short messages,
audio and video player, camera, video recorder, E-book reader, games,
alarm clock, calculator, simple calendar and power on/off. It is
designed for use during both work and personal activities.

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CONTENT
SAFTEY NOTICE 3
YOUR DEVICE 4
DESCRIPTION OF ICONS USED 5
DESCRIPTION OF KEYS 6
GETTING STARTED 9
INSTALLING SIM CARD AND BATTERY 9
CHARGING THE BATTERY 9
SECURITY CODE 10
MEMORY CARD 12
BASIC FUNCTIONS 12
DIALING 14
FUNCTION MENU 17
CALL LOGS 17
CONTACTS 17
FILE MANAGEMENT 18
MULTIMEDIA 18
MESSAGES 19
TOOLS 21
ENTERTAINMENT 22
PROFILES 22
SETTINGS 23
IMPORTANT SECURITY INFORMATION 25

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SAFETY NOTICE
You should read the following information carefully before using the
phone in order to ensure its safe and effective use.
Traffic safety is first
If you dial or answer a call while driving, please use the
hands-free device or use your phone after parking the vehicle.
Power the phone off at gas stations
To avoid the risk of an explosion, please switch off the phone at
gas stations or near fuel, chemicals or other dangerous substances.
Power the phone off during flights
Please make sure your phone is switched off or in flight mode
during the entire flight, the mobile phone will interfere with the airplane’s
communications network.
Power the phone off at hospitals
Please switch off your phone near medical devices or in places
where mobile phone use is prohibited.
Disturbance
All phones may be susceptible to interference, which could
affect performance.
Use sensibly
Use only in a normal and proper manner. Do not put your hand
on the internal antenna since it will affect the conversation quality.
Qualified Service
Only qualified personnel may install or repair phone equipment.
Installing or repairing the mobile phone on your own may cause harm or
injury and violates the manufacturer’s warranty.
Connectivity
If you need to connect your phone to other devices, please
read the user’s guide for that device carefully to ensure safety.
Accessories

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Use only approved accessories and batteries.
Child safety
Keep your phone and accessories out of the reach of children.
YOUR DEVICE
iSWAG Eternity II IS-B2110/B2210

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DESCRIPTION OF ICONS USED
Network signal strength – More bars means greater signal
strength.
The network signal strength is the strength of the connection
between the mobile phone and the GSM network. More bars
indicate a stronger signal. The icon with a number 1, indicates the
signal strengh of the GSM network of SIM card one. Number 2
indicates the signal strength of the network belonging to SIM card 2.
Battery power level
Standby screen will show the icon. When the scene mode is
set as the mute mode, the standby screen will show the icon.
Vibrate mode - When the scene mode is set to Vibrate.
Indoor mode - When the scene mode is set to Indoor mode,
the standby screen will show this icon.
Outdoor mode - When the scene mode is set to Outdoor
mode, the standby screen will show this icon.
Power save mode - Click the icon to active the power save
mode

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DESCRIPTION OF KEYS
Keys
Function
Left soft key/ Right
soft key
1. Execute functions displayed by the
left-bottom/right-bottom indicators.
2. In standby mode, press Left Soft key
to access Messages, Right Soft key to
access Contacts.

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Navigation key
Depending on the task, this functions
as the navigation or direction keys or it
can control special functions.
Dial key
1. Press this key to dial or receive an
incoming call.
2. When in standby mode, press this
key to access Dialed Calls.
OK key
When in dial panel mode, press this key
to show or hide the dial panel.
MP3 key
Opens audio player.
End key
1. Mainly used as power on/off
2. Press to return to standby screen.
3. End call or reject incoming calls.
Number keys
1. Used to dial and input numbers or
characters.
2. Press and hold Number key 1 or 2 to
get through the preset voice inbox.
# Key
1. When editing text, press "#" key to
switch text input method.
2. In standby mode press and hold "#"
key to transfer between profiles:
Normal/Silent/Vibrate.

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* Key
In standby mode, press the “*” key to
input an extension after having input a
telephone number. Press the asterisk
key twice and when the “+” sign is
displayed input your extension number.
FM Key
Used to listen to the FM Radio.
Flashlight
Used to Turn Flashlight ON/OFF

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GETTING STARTED
Installing SIM Card and Battery
Please be sure to disconnect the phone from the charger before
removing or inserting the battery.
This version is a dual-SIM, dual-standby phone which can support 2 SIM
cards. Both SIM cards can be registered on the same or on different
networks. You should handle the SIM card with care. Use caution when
inserting and removing the SIM card because the SIM card can be
damaged easily.
1. Remove the battery cover.
2. Remove the battery.
3. Slide the SIM card into the socket.
4. Insert the battery.
5. Replace the battery cover.
Charging the Battery
A low battery warning will be given when the battery charge is insufficient.
The warning will be a sound and/or on screen warning. The phone may
not be used with partial functions. The phone will power off automatically
when the battery capacity is too low and at this point it needs to be
charged.

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The battery icon on screen will flash when the phone is being charged. A
full battery icon will be displayed once the battery is completely charged.
If the phone is off during charging, the charging animation will be
displayed on screen. After the battery is charged, the screen will indicate
display that charging has completed. In standby mode, it takes 2-3
hours to fully charge the battery.
1. Plug the AC adapter into electrical outlet.
2. Connect the adapter to the phone.
3. The battery charging symbol will appear on screen. (If the
battery is fully depleted it may take a few minutes for the
charging symbol to appear).
4. Unplug the adapter from the electrical outlet before
disconnecting the adapter from the phone.
Security code
PIN: The PIN code (Personal Identification Number, consisting of 4 to 8
digits) protects your SIM card from unauthorized users. Usually, the PIN is
supplied with the SIM card by the network operator. If PIN check is
enabled, you need to input the PIN each time you power on your mobile
phone. The SIM card will be locked automatically if you input the wrong
PIN code three consecutive times. To unlock the SIM, you must contact
your SIM card provider.

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PIN2: The PIN2 consists of 4 to 8 digits also. This PIN, provided along with
the SIM card, sets functions such as call billing and fixed dialing. Please
contact the network operator to verify whether your SIM card supports
these functions. If you enter PIN2 incorrectly three consecutive times, your
SIM card will be automatically locked. To unlock, you must contact your
SIM card provider.
PUK: The PUK code (Personal Unlocking Key, 8 digits) is required to
change a blocked PIN and is supplied with the SIM card. If not, contact
your network operator. If you input the wrong PUK code 10 times, the SIM
card will be invalid. Please contact the network operator to replace the
SIM card.
Phone lock code
The phone lock code may be set to prevent unauthorized use of your
mobile phone. Usually, this code is provided along with the mobile phone
by the manufacturer. The initial phone lock code is set to 1234 by the
manufacturer. If the phone lock code is set, you need to input the phone
lock code when powering on the mobile phone.

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Memory Card (not included)
This phone has an MP3 player function and supports T-flash cards also
know as T Card or Micro SD memory cards. To insert the T-flash card in the
slot you must first slide the metal cover with your finger and gently pull up
the hinged metal flap. Next, insert the T-flash card into the slot. The slot is
designed so that the T card fits in only one direction. Once the T card is in
the slot, carefully close the hinged metal flap and slide it, away from the
hinges, so that it locks into place. If it locks with a click, your T card is
properly installed.
Prompt: If your phone cannot read the T card, please check to ensure it
was installed correctly.
BASIC FUNCTIONS
Feature Functions
The phone has many features beyond the basic functions of a mobile
phone, some of those features are as follows:
Contacts: Each contact stored in the phone can have several telephone
numbers associated with it. The phone can store a maximum of 100
records. Under the contact menu, users can send SMS, and copy
contacts to and from the SIM card. This is a common practice used to
backup your contact list.

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Scene Mode: You can customize the ring tone (including ring tone
settings, Adjust volume, Call alert, Message alert, Alarm & calendar
reminders, Key tone, Battery low alert, Power on /off tone) according to
different events or modes.
Call Log: The phone will automatically create and store call logs for you.
Under call log, you can: check for missed calls or dialed telephone
numbers; call any telephone number in the call log; save the telephone
number in the call log to a contact; set a number as a rejected call
number; or send SMS to a telephone number in the call log.
Message: The phone supports storing SMS messages. You have a
capacity of 50 SMS messages. The phone supports storing SMS on the SIM
card and in the phone.
Media: Your phone provides all kinds of media functions including MP3
player, camera, FM radio and voice recorder.
Camera (optional): The phone supports camera and video functions. You
can customize the camera and video settings.
Organizer: The phone includes various convenient functions such as:
alarm, calculator, world clock, and games.
Tools: The phone supports various practical functions such as Bluetooth
connectivity (optional).
Settings: You can customize the phone according to your needs
including: call settings，phone settings, display settings, security settings
and others.

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Input method: The phone supports various input modes, which make it
easy for you to input English/Spanish letters, numbers and symbols.
Dialing
To make a call:
When in standby mode, input the phone number (remember to affix the
international/national/ regional code or district code if necessary) and
then press [Send1/Send2]. Also, while in standby mode, you can Press
[Send1/Send2] to dial a phone number listed in the recent call log.
Press and hold numeric keys [2]-[9] to dial the shortcut phone number set
to each of the numeric keys.
Or you may Press [Send1/Send2] to dial a phone number listed in the
recent call log. Dial with the contact name or phone number stored as
a contact in the phone book.
The phone supports dialing of the international emergency phone
numbers, such as 112 and 911 etc. even when no SIM cards have been
inserted. This allows you to dial the local emergency number, under
normal situations, regardless if a SIM card is installed, if the phone is
located within the coverage of a supported GSM network. Input the
emergency phone number and press [Send1/Send2] to dial out.

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Answer Incoming Call
To answer an incoming call:
Press [Send1/Send2] to receive the incoming call. You can use the
earphone to answer the call when the earphone (included) or Bluetooth
earphone (optional) is attached properly to the phone.
Dialed Calls/ Received Calls/Missed Calls/ Rejected Calls
You can enter the call log to check the relevant details of dialed calls,
missed calls, received calls and rejected calls.
Prompt: A record of incoming calls from the blocked list will be saved in
Rejected Calls.
Call Divert
You can set up this phone to divert incoming calls to voice mail or
another telephone number (call charges may apply). Under the call
divert menu you have the following options: Unconditional transfer, Divert
if busy, Divert if no answer, Divert if unreachable, Cancel all diverts.
Call Barring
You can use this function to set up restrictions on incoming and/or
outgoing calls for each SIM inserted. You have the following options: You
can set up barring on all outgoing calls, all incoming calls, incoming calls

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when roaming, international calling, and outgoing when international
roaming. Select cancel all barring to remove all call restrictions. Please
note that you do not need to set up call barring if your network provider
already restricts your calls. Cancelling all barring will not remove
network provider restrictions. This function allows you to restrict certain
calls on a temporary basis, if you wish to permanently restrict certain calls,
please contact your network provider.
Call Waiting
This feature allows you to answer an incoming call when you are already
on a call. You can place current call on hold and answer the incoming
call.
Power off the Phone
In standby mode, press and hold the End key to power off the phone.
T-flash Card
From the Multimedia menu you can browse and play MP3, MP4, pictures,
videos, and photographs stored on your T-flash card.

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FUNCTION MENU
Call Logs
Dialed Calls: Display a list of your recent dialed telephone numbers.
Received Calls: Display a list of your recent answered telephone
numbers.
Missed Calls: Display a list of your recent missed telephone numbers.
Rejected Calls: Display the incoming call record of you blocked numbers
list.
Delete All: You could delete all the numbers under Dialed, Received,
Missed and Rejected calls.
Call Timer: Display call time information of both SIM1 and SIM2:
Last Call, Received Calls, Dialed Calls, and All Calls.
You may Press left soft key to "Reset" call counter.
Call cost: Press up/down navigation key to check: Total Cost, Max Cost,
Price per unit and Reset Cost.
Contacts
This function allows you to browse the contact list. You may create new
contacts or edit and delete existing contact names and phone numbers
stored in the phone or on the SIM card. To facilitate the management of
contacts, this phone divides contacts into groups based on similar items.

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The storage capacity of the SIM card depends on the capacity of the SIM,
which varies depending on the network provider. The maximum storage
capacity of this phone is 100.
File Management
Your phone’s internal storage can be managed via this function. You can
access or format the internal storage.
Multimedia
Camera
The device may be equipped with a camera. You can take a photo at
any time and save it to the phone’s internal memory or onto the SIM card.
The photo can be used as your phone’s wallpaper or you can share it
with your friends via the Bluetooth function.
Image Browser
To enter the interface for viewing the image list, press the left soft key and
follow the instructions.
Video Recorder
The device is equipped with a video capture feature so that you can
chat with your friends. A driver needs to be installed in order to use this
function. The details can be found in the driver installation guide.

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Audio Player
This phone can play MP3 files stored in the phone memory and it supports
background playback.
Video Player
This phone supports 3GP and mp4 video formats.
FM radio
To listen to the built in FM radio, connect the earphones included. The
earphones also act as the antenna. You can access the radio by pressing
the FM button.
Recorder
This function allows you to record and playback your audio recordings. All
recordings are in WAV format. The T-flash card needs to be installed to
use this function.
Messages
Writing a Message
You can write new messages by using this function. You may type
message or use message templates. Click OK to proceed to the next
menu where you will be prompted for the recipient’s number. You can
either enter the telephone number or select from your contact list. Once
the recipient information is complete, press OK to send.