Lemon i T414 User manual

User’s Manual
i T414

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Contents
Chapter one: Basic knowledge.................................................................................... 3
1.1 BRIEF INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................. 3
1.2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS............................................................................................ 3
1.3 GENERAL NOTES.................................................................................................... 3
1.4 NOTES TO THE USE OF THE MOBILE PHONE .............................................................. 3
1.5 NOTES TO THE USE OF THE BATTERY ....................................................................... 4
1.6 NOTES TO THE USE OF THE CHARGER ...................................................................... 5
1.7 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE ................................................................................. 5
1.8 GENERAL NOTES.................................................................................................... 5
Chapter two: before use............................................................................................... 6
2.1 SIM CARD ............................................................................................................. 6
2.1.1 HOW TO INSERT AND REMOVE THE SIM CARD................................................ 6
2.2 BATTERY ............................................................................................................... 6
2.2.1 HOW TO REMOVE AND INSTALL THE BATTERY ................................................. 7
2.2.2 HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY .................................................................... 7
2.3 SWITCH-ON ........................................................................................................... 7
Chapter three: Basic descriptions............................................................................... 8
3.1 ABOUT THE KEYPAD................................................................................................ 8
3.1.1 BASIC KEYS ................................................................................................ 8
3.2 CALL FUNCTIONS.................................................................................................... 8
3.2.1 HOW TO MAKE A CALL .................................................................................. 8
3.2.2 HOW TO PICK UP A CALL............................................................................... 9
3.2.3 HOW TO REJECT AN INCOMING CALL ............................................................. 9
3.3 HOW TO USE THE DATA CABLE ................................................................................. 9
4.1 PHONEBOOK........................................................................................................ 10
4.2 MESSAGES .......................................................................................................... 10
4.2.1 SMS ........................................................................................................ 10
4.2.2 MMS........................................................................................................ 12
4.2.3 VOICE MAIL SERVER .................................................................................. 13
4.2.4 BROADCAST MESSAGE .............................................................................. 13
4.3 CALL LOG ............................................................................................................ 13
4.3.1 CALL HISTORY........................................................................................... 13
4.3.2 GENERAL CALL SETTINGS .......................................................................... 14
4.4 MULTIMEDIA......................................................................................................... 15
4.4.1 FILE MANAGER .......................................................................................... 15
4.4.2 IMAGE VIEWER .......................................................................................... 15
4.4.3 VIDEO PLAYER .......................................................................................... 15
4.4.4 FM RADIO ................................................................................................ 15
4.4.5 VIDEO RECORDER ..................................................................................... 15
4.5 CAMERA .............................................................................................................. 16
4.6 AUDIO PLAYER ..................................................................................................... 16
4.7 ORGANIZER ......................................................................................................... 16
4.7.1 CALENDAR................................................................................................ 16

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4.7.2 TASKS ...................................................................................................... 16
4.7.3 ALARM...................................................................................................... 17
4.7.4 WORLD CLOCK.......................................................................................... 17
4.7.5 CALCULATOR ............................................................................................ 17
4.7.6 UNIT CONVERTER...................................................................................... 17
4.7.7 CURRENCY CONVERTER ............................................................................ 17
4.7.8 EBOOK READER ........................................................................................ 17
4.7.9 STOPWATCH ............................................................................................. 17
4.8 FUN&GAMES ...................................................................................................... 17
4.9 SETTINGS ............................................................................................................ 18
4.9.1 USER PROFILES........................................................................................ 18
4.9.1.1 GENERAL........................................................................................ 18
4.9.1.2 MEETING ........................................................................................ 18
4.9.1.3 OUTDOOR ....................................................................................... 18
4.9.1.4 INDOOR .......................................................................................... 18
4.9.1.5 HEADSET ........................................................................................ 18
4.9.2 DUAL SIM SETTINGS ................................................................................. 18
4.9.3 PEN CALIBRATION...................................................................................... 18
4.9.4 PHONE SETTINGS ...................................................................................... 18
4.9.5 NETWORK SETUP ...................................................................................... 19
4.9.6 SECURITY SETTINGS.................................................................................. 19
4.9.7 CONNECTIVITY.......................................................................................... 19
4.9.8 SHORTCUTS ............................................................................................. 19
4.9.9 RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS .................................................................... 19
4.10 SERVICES.......................................................................................................... 19
4.11 LEMON TWIST .................................................................................................... 20
4.12 OPERA .............................................................................................................. 20
4.13 MENU DURING THE CALL ..................................................................................... 20
Chapter five: FAQ ....................................................................................................... 21
1.1 WHY DOES THE PHONE PROMPT “PLEASE INSERT SIM CARD”?................................ 21
1.2 HOW TO GET AND USE THE PIN, PIN2, PUK, PUK2 CODES AND RESTRICTION
PASSWORD?.............................................................................................................. 21
1.3 FREQUENT OCCURRENCE OF NETWORK FAILURE.................................................... 21
1.4 YOUR VOICE CAN NOT BE HEARD AT THE OTHER END............................................... 21
1.5 CHARGING FAILURE OR CHARGING WITHOUT ANY INDICATION .................................. 21
1.6 INTERMITTENT SIGNALS ........................................................................................ 21
1.7 UNABLE TO CALL .................................................................................................. 21
1.8 SHORT STANDBY TIME........................................................................................... 21

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Chapter one: Basic knowledge
1.1 Brief introduction
Thank you for selecting iT414 color-screen mobile phones.
Before initial installation and use, please do peruse all the documents related to this
product, which will facilitate your use of the phone and help you to enjoy its
comprehensive functionality and easy operation.
iT414 color-screen mobile phone is specifically designed for GSM/GPRS network
environment. Besides basic function of calling, it provides a variety of practical functions
for the convenience of your work and life, including dual SIM cards, camera, English
input, and phone book in a name-card-holder style, music ringtones, clock/alarm clock,
and calculator, games and Mp3 player. Moreover, iT414 adopts a personalized
human-computer interface. With perfect design and function, it can satisfy your various
demands.
iT414 color-screen mobile phone complies with GSM/GPRS technical specifications and
has acquired the certificates issued by authoritative institutes at home and abroad.
The company reserves the right to modify the contents of this manual without any prior
notification.
1.2 Safety precautions
¾If your mobile phone is lost or stolen, please inform the Telecom departments or
agencies immediately in order to ban the use of this mobile phone and SIM card. This will
protect you from any economic losses due to the misuse of your phone by others.
¾When you contact any Telecom department or agency, you are required to provide the
IMEI number on your mobile phone, which is printed on the label at the back of the phone.
You can easily see it after removing the battery. Please carefully remember this number
for future use.
¾To avoid any misuse of your mobile phone by others, please take preventative
measures as follow:
- Set PIN number for SIM card and make timely modification before others know the
number.
- Please don’t put your phone in any visible place before you leave the car. You’d better
take it with yourself or lock in a suitcase
- Set call restriction.
1.3 General notes
¾The mobile phone can merely use the battery and charger specified by the phone
manufacturer. The use of any other battery or charger might lead to battery leakage,
overheating, burst and burning.
¾Please don’t strike, shake and throw the mobile phone fiercely so as to prevent any
malfunction and burning of the phone.
¾Please don’t put battery, mobile phone and charger into a microwave oven or
high-pressure equipment. Otherwise it might lead to circuit damage, burning and other
accidents.
¾Please don’t use the mobile phone near from the places with the flammable and
explosive gas so as to prevent any malfunction of the phone or fire accident.
¾Please don’t put the mobile phone in the places with high temperature, high humidity
or lots of dust so as to prevent any malfunction of the phone.
¾Pease put the mobile phone in places out of the reach of children in case that it might
be mistakenly regarded as toys and therefore causes injuries.
¾Please don’t put the mobile phone on uneven or unstable surfaces so as to prevent
any malfunction or damage of the phone due to falling.
1.4 Notes to the use of the mobile phone
¾Please switch off the mobile phone in the plane, hospital and places where the use of
mobile phone is prohibited as it impacts the normal operations of the electronic
equipment and medical apparatus. You should comply with relevant regulations on these
occasions. The mobile phone features a function of automatic power-on; therefore please

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check your alarm setting to make sure that the phone will not automatically turn on during
flight.
¾Please don’t use the mobile phone near from the weak-signal or high-precision
electronic equipment because the interference of radio wave might lead to disoperation
and other problems of the electronic equipment. You should pay special attention to the
following equipments: hearing aids, pacemakers and other medical electronic
equipments, fire detectors, automatic doors and other automatically controlled devices.
Please consult the equipment manufacturer or local seller to know the phone’s impact on
pacemakers and other medical equipments.
¾Please don’t impose great forces on the LCD screen or use it to knock against others.
Otherwise it might lead to the damage of the LCD screen and the leakage of the LCD
liquid. There is a risk of blindness if the liquid enters eyes. In this case, use clean water to
wash eyes (Do NOT rubs the eyes) and go to hospital immediately.
¾Don’t disassemble or rebuild the mobile phone so as to prevent any damage,
electrical leakage and circuit failure of the phone.
¾In very few cases, there might be a negative impact by mobile phone on the electronic
devices of some vehicles. In this context, please don’t use the mobile phone so as to
avoid any risk of driving safety.
¾Please don’t use the needle, pencil tip and other sharp-edged articles to press the
buttons so as to prevent any damage or misoperation of the phone.
¾Please don’t use the mobile phone if its antenna is damaged. Otherwise it might be
harmful to human body.
¾Keep the mobile phone away from magnetic articles such as magnetic card. Radiation
wave from the phone might erase the information stored in the floppy disk, bank card and
credit card.
¾Please keep small metal articles (e.g. thumb pins) away from the phone. When the
phone works, the speaker becomes magnetic and attracts these small metal articles,
which might consequently hurt human body or damage the phone.
¾Protect the mobile phone from moisture. The intrusion of water or other liquids into the
phone will lead to overheating, current leakage and malfunction of the phone.
1.5 Notes to the use of the battery
¾Please don’t throw the battery into fire so as to prevent any burning and burst of the
battery.
¾Don’t forcibly press the battery into the phone during installation. Otherwise it might
lead to liquid leakage, overheating, burst and burning of the battery.
¾Please don’t use a wire or pin to short-circuit the battery or put the battery together
with the necklace and other metals. Otherwise it might lead to leakage, overheating,
burst and burning of the battery.
¾Please don’t weld any end of the battery so as to prevent any leakage, overheating,
burst and burning of the battery.
¾There is a risk of blindness if the liquid in the battery enters eyes. In this case, do NOT
rub the eyes. Use clean water to wash eyes and go to hospital immediately.
¾Please don’t disassemble or rebuild the battery so as to prevent any leakage,
overheating, burst and burning of the battery.
¾Please don’t use or put the battery near from fire, heater or the places with high
temperature so as to prevent any leakage, overheating, burst and burning of the battery.
¾If there is any abnormity like temperature increase, color change or deformation
occurring to the battery during the process of use, charging or storage, please stop using
and replace the battery.
¾If the liquid in the battery contacts the skin or clothes, it might lead to skin burn. In this
case, use clean water to wash it and go to hospital immediately if necessary
¾If the battery leaks or releases a strange smells, please take it away from the open
flame so as to prevent any burning or burst.
¾Please protect the battery from moisture so as to prevent any overheating, fuming or
corrosion of the battery.

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¾Please don’t use or put the battery under direct sunlight or near from the vehicles with
high temperature. Otherwise it might lead to leakage and overheating, reduced
performance and short lifetime of the battery.
¾Please don’t charge for more than 24 consecutive hours.
1.6 Notes to the use of the charger
¾Please use 220V AC for charging. The use of other voltages will lead to electrical
leakage, burning and damage of the phone as well as the charger.
¾Short circuit of the charger is strictly banned to prevent electric shock, fuming and
damage of the charger.
¾Please don’t use the charger with damaged power line so as to prevent any burning or
electric shock.
¾Please clean the dust on AC socket on a timely basis.
¾Please don’t put a container with water near from the charger so as to prevent any
overheating, electrical leakage and malfunction of the charger due to contact of water.
¾If the charger contacts water or other liquids, pull out the power plug from the AC
socket to prevent overheating, burning, electric shock and malfunction of the charger.
¾Please don’t disassemble or rebuild the charger so as to prevent any hurt to the
human body, electric shock, burning and damage of the charger.
¾Please don’t use the charger in the places with high humidity such as a bathroom so
as to prevent electric shock, burning and damage of the charger.
¾Please don’t contact the charger, power line and AC socket with wet hands so as to
prevent electric shock.
¾Please don’t put heavy loads on the power line or rebuild the line so as to prevent
electric shock and fire.
¾Please pull out the power plug from the AC socket before cleaning and maintenance
¾In order to avoid electric shock and fire, hold the charger instead of the power line
when you try to pull out the plug,
1.7 Cleaning and maintenance
¾The mobile phone, battery and charger are not waterproof. Please don’t use them in
the places with high humidity such as a bathroom. They should also be protected from
rain.
¾Use soft and dry cloth to clean the mobile phone, battery and charger.
¾Please don’t use ethanol, diluents or benzene to clean the mobile phone.
¾The dirty socket might lead to poor contact and power failure, making it unable to
conduct charging. Please clean it periodically.
1.8 General notes
Mobile Phone:
¾Please use the phone in an environment with a temperature of 5℃～40℃and a
humidity of 35%～85%.
¾Please use the phone in the places most possibly far from the ordinary phone,
television, radio and automated office equipment, in order to avoid any interference
between the mobile phone and other equipment.
Battery:
¾Please put the battery in cool and shady places without direct sunlight.
¾The battery has a limited lifetime. Its working hours will gradually shorten after a
period of frequent charging. If the charging process proves to be ineffective after many
times’ practice, it means the battery has been used up and should be replaced with a new
battery of the specified type.
¾Don’t mix the worn-out battery with ordinary domestic garbage. Please follow the
relevant instructions and throw it into specific garbage box for the battery.
Charger:
¾Please don’t conduct charging in the following places: places under direct sunlight;
places with a temperature of less than 5℃or higher than 40℃; places with high humidity,
lots of dust or great vibrations (which might lead to malfunction); places near from the
television, radio and other electrical appliances (which might affect image and sound
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Chapter two: before use
2.1 SIM card
Before use, you must insert valid SIM card into the mobile phone. SIM card is the key for
you to access the digital GSM network
All information concerning network connection and initialization of the call records is
stored in the metal flake of the SIM card. In the same card, there are other data including
the names, phone numbers and short messages received and saved in your phone book.
SIM card can be taken out and inserted into any GSM mobile phone for use (it will be
automatically read by the new phone).
In order to prevent the loss of information, you should avoid touching the metal panel and
keep SIM card away from electric and magnetic fields. Once the SIM card is damaged,
you will have no access to the GSM network.
* Note: Do switch off the phone before you take out the SIM card. It is strictly banned to
take out the SIM card when it is still connected to the external power supply; otherwise
the SIM card may be damaged.
2.1.1 How to insert and remove the SIM card
¾SIM card is usually embedded in a bigger card. Care must be taken to separate it from
the bigger card before its insertion into the phone.
¾Switch off the phone, remove the battery and cut off the external power supply.
¾Insert the SIM card into the SIM card holder.
¾Before you take out SIM card, switch off the phone first and then remove the battery.
After that, you can open the holder and remove the card. as the following picture shows:
Mounting the T-Flash Card
Insert the T-Flash card, with the gold contacts face down, and into the card slot. Align
the card to the arrow sign as the following picture shows:
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The battery is initially charged with 50% of its full capacity, which can be put into use right
after you unwrapped the package. The charging duration for new battery should be at
least 14 hours. It should be used up (without any power to start the phone) before the first
time of full charging. Repeat this process again and again. After three times of full
charging, the battery may gradually reach an optimal state of use.
2.2.1 How to remove and install the battery
¾To remove the battery：①Push the back cover side wards；② Lift the battery upwards
and remove it.
¾To install the battery：①Insert the battery into battery holder；② Push the back cover
side wards till it’s securely engaged.
2.2.2 How to charge the battery
¾Connect the charger to the power supply.
¾Connect the plug of the charger to the side of the mobile phone. (Note: The side with a
sign of arrow should face upwards.)
¾After that, there will be a battery indication symbol flashing repeatedly at the top right
corner of the phone screen. If the phone is switched off during charging, on the screen
there will also be an indication symbol, which means the phone is under charging. If the
phone is overused in the case of low battery, the indication symbol might take a while to
turn up on the screen after the charging process starts.
¾When the battery indication symbol at the top right corner of the screen turns full
without any further flashing, it means the charging process, which generally takes 3～4
hours, is finished. It is quite normal that during charging, the battery, mobile phone and
charger will get hot.
¾After charging, cut off the AC power supply as well as the connection between the
mobile phone and the charger.
*Note：
- During charging, the phone must be put in the places with good ventilation at a
temperature of ＋5℃～＋40℃and use the charger specified by the phone manufacturer.
The use of any unauthorized charger might lead to danger and violation of the
authorization and warranty clauses.
- When the phone automatically turns off or displays “Low Battery”, it should be charged
on a timely basis. If the battery is not used up before charging, the phone will
automatically shorten the charging duration.
- The standby time and call time provided by phone manufacturer are based on ideal
conditions. In practical use, standby hours of the battery might change according to
different network conditions, working environments and usage manners.
- Before charging, please first confirm the battery has been properly installed. During
charging, the battery cannot be taken out.
- After charging, please disconnect the charger from the phone and AC power supply.
- If you have not disconnected the charger from the phone or AC power supply, after a
quite long period (about 5~8 hours), some of the electricity in the battery will be
consumed and the charging process will start again. We advise you to avoid this
operation so as to prevent any negative impact over the performance and lifetime of the
battery.
2.3Switch-on
¾Long press the Hang-up Key to switch on the phone. Long press the same key again
to switch off the phone.
¾If you switch on the phone without inserting the SIM card, or with the SIM card is
inserted into the position for the secondary card, the phone will prompt you to insert the
SIM card. After the SIM card is inserted, the phone will automatically check whether this
SIM card is available.
¾Then the following prompts will turn up on the screen in sequence:
- Input PIN1 (if you have set the SIM card password) (Please refer to 4.9.6 “Security
Settings” for details).
- Input the phone password (if you have set phone unlock password) (Please refer to

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4.9.6 “Security Settings” for details).
¾After SIM card is successfully decoded, the phone will automatically search for the
useable network (the screen displays the information of network search). Once the
network connection is established, the name of the network supplier will show up on the
center screen, which indicates the phone has been in a standby mode for normal use.
* Note: If the screen displays “EMERGENCY”, it means you are already out of network
coverage (service scope), but you can still make emergency calls so long as the signal
strength is adequate.
Chapter three: Basic descriptions
3.1 About the keypad
3.1.1 Basic keys
¾Navigation Key: view menu options or setting up and down when moving around
¾OK Key: select the menu after the confirmation button
¾SIM Card 1(2) Dialing Key: to dial telephone numbers or pick up incoming calls
¾Hang up Key: to end calls or reject incoming calls; long press this key to switch on/off
the phone. Under other circumstances, a press of this key usually leads back to the home
screen.
3.2 Call functions
When the logo of the network service provider turns up on the screen, you can make or
receive phone calls. The signal columns on the top left of the screen indicates the
strength of the signal. Barriers exert considerable adverse effect on the call quality.
Therefore, to move about within a small area may effectively improve the call quality.
3.2.1 How to make a call
¾Domestic calls：
Press the number keys to input a telephone number, or, select from the SIM Card 1 or
SIM Card 2, then press the Dialing Key to start the call. If you want to change the
telephone number, press the Clear Key to delete the input characters. An animated
picture indicating the process of connection may appear on the screen. Information about
the call mode will appear on the screen after the call is picked up at the other end. If the
put-through tone is activated, a tone will be given. (Network support is required.)

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Press the Hang-up Key to end a call.
Area code＋telephone number＋Dialing Key
¾How to dial the extension of a fixed telephone
The extensions of some fixed telephones cannot be directly reached. You have to dial the
switchboard number first and then dial the extension number. If you insert a character P
(for "pause") between the switchboard number and the extension number, the
switchboard will complete all the dialing actions for you and connect the extension
automatically. Long press the "*" Key to input "P" (At this time Character "P" will appear
on the screen.)
Area code＋switchboard number＋P＋extension number＋Dialing Key
¾Examples for the use of "P" character:
For example: If you have a voice mailbox system to be used through dialing under the
telephone number 8880000, the mailbox number is 6666 and the password is 8888, then
you can dial in the following way:
8880000 P 6666 P 8888
The first part of this number targets the voice mailbox system.
After the telephone is picked up, 6666 will be dialed to select the mailbox.
Before 8888 is dialed, the second "P" will generate a delay of 5 seconds. (The first P is
inserted to wait for the call to be put through and the second P generates a delay of 5
seconds)
¾International calls：
To make an international call, long press the "*" Key until the character "+", a prefix
character for the international long-distance call, turns up on the screen. This will allow
you to make an international call from any country when you don't know the international
call prefix number (for example, the prefix number for China is 00) of the place where you
are.
Following the prefix number, input the country code and complete telephone number
which you want to call. Country codes are based on international conventions. (e.g.,
Germany 49, UK 44, and Sweden 46, etc.)
Just like the usual practices to make an international call, the "0" which starts a city area
code should be omitted.
E.g., if you want to dial a Indian service hotline from another country, you should dial
+91 21 114
+Country code＋complete telephone number＋Dialing Key
¾Emergency calls：
So long as the mobile phone is within the network coverage (to check the signal columns
on the top left of the screen which indicates the signal strength), you can call emergency
service, even without a SIM card. If your service provider offers no roaming service in this
area, then the information "Restricted to Emergency Call Only" will appear on the screen,
only allowing you to make emergency calls.
3.2.2 How to pick up a call
¾Under normal conditions, press the pick-up key to pick up an incoming call.
¾If "Press Any Key to Answer" is activated, then press any key to pick up an incoming
call.
¾If earphones are connected to the phone, you can also press the key of the earphones
to pick up an incoming call. If it is not convenient for you to press the key, you can
activate "Automatic Pick-up" after connecting the earphone to the phone. The incoming
call will be automatically picked up after 5 seconds of ringing or vibration.
3.2.3 How to reject an incoming call
¾You can press the Hang-up Key to reject an incoming call.
3.3Howtousethedatacable
¾When the mobile phone is switched off, plug the data cable in and the mobile phone
will be under the charging mode.
¾When the mobile phone is switched on, plug the data cable in and two menus will be
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- Storage device: When the mobile phone is switched to the storage mode, a computer
can be used to read and write the memory card.
- Chapter four: menu details
4.1 Phonebook
¾Add new contact: to add a new telephone number to the phone book. You can select
the SIM card or the mobile phone as the storage device.
* Note: There is slight difference in storage formats between the two storage devices.
¾View: View the information in the phone book.
¾Send text message: People to send text messages in the phone book.
¾Send multimedia message: Phone book of people to send MMS.
¾Call: Select the phone book of people with SIM1 or SIM2 phone call.
¾Edit: Edit phone book information.
¾Delete: to delete phone entries. You can delete all the phone entries contained in the
SIM card, or those in the phone book of the mobile phone. If you want to delete individual
entries, select the "one by one" option.
¾Copy: the phone book information from the SIM card to your phone or from phone to
SIM card copying
¾Move: the phone book information from the SIM card mobile phone or from phone to
move to the SIM card.
¾Send contact: Send the information in the phone book, with the cards the way to
SMS, MMS or Bluetooth.
¾Add to Blacklist: Contacts in the phone book to the blacklist, ban call comes.
¾Caller groups: This mobile phone provides you with 5 incoming call groups. For each
group, you can change the name, ring tone, incoming call icon and video. You can also
perform customized settings for each member of the group.
¾Phonebook settings: to set parameters relevant to the phone book, including four
submenus
- Preferred Storage: to select the preferred storage device: the mobile phone or the
SIM card.
- Speed dial：Setup shortcut to dial number.
- My number: Edit or send your phone number
- Vcard version: Mobile phone version of e-cards.
- Extra number: You can view and change other numbers stored in the SIM card, such
as local number.
- Memory status: to check the space of the phone book in the SIM card and in the
mobile phone
* Note: This mobile phone can store up to 1000 telephone numbers.
- Copy contacts: On all contacts in the phone book copy.
- Move contacts: On all contacts in the phone book mobile.
- Delete all contacts: Delete all contact information.
4.2 Messages
4.2.1 SMS
¾Write message: Access the submenu "Write message" to input a message.
- Send to: to send a message. You will access a recipient editing box, where you can
input numbers by pressing the number keys. You can also press the "Search" Key to
select telephone numbers stored in the phone book, and then press "OK" Key to send
messages.
- Input method: Select the input method editor.
- Insert template: insert text in the edit template cell phone text messages
- Advanced:
1. Insert object: to insert an object into the message being edited, such as a picture,
ringtone, animated picture, etc.
2. Insert number: to change the input method for editing a message.
3. Insert name: to insert number
4. Insert bookmark: to insert bookmark to SMS.

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- Save to drafts: to edit the message saved to Drafts.
* Note: The SMS centers in some cities and regions do not support long messages with
more than 160 English characters).
¾Inbox: to view the messages received. After the message list of the inbox appears,
the user can press "OK" Key to read the details of the message. At this time the
following options can be made:
- Reply: to reply to the sender of the current message
- Call sender: Call the sender of information.
- Delete: to delete the current message
- Forward: to forward the current message
- Delete: Delete information.
- Delete all: to delete all messages in the inbox
- Advanced:
1. Use number: to pick the number of the sender of the current message for dialing or
storing it in the phone book.
2. Use URL: to extract the URL address (first of address must http://www or wap) in the
current short message; then display them by list form. If you select one of the addresses,
you can connect directly or add it to bookmark.
3. Use USSD: The use of information in the USSD.
4. Copy to SIM card (mobile phone): If the message is stored in the mobile phone, it
will be copied to the SIM card; and vice versa.
5. Move to SIM card (mobile phone): If the message is stored in the mobile phone, it
will be transferred to the SIM card; and vice versa.
6. Copy all: to copy all the messages stored in the SIM card to the mobile phone, or vice
versa.
7. Move all: to transfer all the messages stored in the SIM card to the mobile phone, or
vice versa.
¾Outbox: to view the messages unsent out. After the message list in outbox, the user
can press "OK" Key to read the details of the message. At this time the following options
can be made:
- Forward: Into the SMS editor.
- Delete: to delete the current message.
- Delete all: to delete all messages in the outbox.
- Advanced:
1. Use number: to pick the number of the sender of the current message for dialing or
storing it in the phone book.
2. Use URL: to extract the URL address (first of address must http://www or wap) in the
current short message; then display them by list form. If you select one of the addresses,
you can connect directly or add it to bookmark.
3. Use USSD: The use of information in the USSD.
4. Copy to SIM card (mobile phone): If the message is stored in the mobile phone, it
will be copied to the SIM card; and vice versa.
5. Move to SIM card (mobile phone): If the message is stored in the mobile phone, it
will be transferred to the SIM card; and vice versa.
6. Copy all: to copy all the messages stored in the SIM card to the mobile phone, or vice
versa.
7. Move all: to transfer all the messages stored in the SIM card to the mobile phone, or
vice versa
¾Drafts: Drafts of the information on editing and settings.
- Send: The message sent to.
- Delete: to delete the current message.
- Delete all: to delete all messages in the outbox.
- Advanced:
1. Use number: to pick the number of the sender of the current message for dialing or
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2. Use URL: to extract the URL address (first of address must http://www or wap) in the
current short message; then display them by list form. If you select one of the addresses,
you can connect directly or add it to bookmark.
3. Use USSD: The use of information in the USSD.
4. Copy to SIM card (mobile phone): If the message is stored in the mobile phone, it
will be copied to the SIM card; and vice versa.
5. Move to SIM card (mobile phone): If the message is stored in the mobile phone, it
will be transferred to the SIM card; and vice versa.
6. Copy all: to copy all the messages stored in the SIM card to the mobile phone, or vice
versa.
7. Move all: to transfer all the messages stored in the SIM card to the mobile phone, or
vice versa
¾Templates: Some common phrases can be written into the common information so as
to avoid repeated and word-by-word input when a message is being sent. The common
phrases can be edited or deleted.
¾SMS settings: When using the short message function you must first make the
necessary settings. Enter the “SMS settings” submenu to select SIM1/2 message
settings to operate as follows:
- Profile settings: to select a suitable mode for the mobile phone message. Under
each mode, you can set the corresponding names, message center numbers, valid
period and message format.
- Voicemail server: For a voice as input box, each other can hint after the prompt input
message.
- Common settings: to set whether to activate "Message Report".
- Memory status: to view the space of the SIM card or that of the mobile phone mailbox
- Preferred storage: to select the mobile phone or the SIM card as the storage device
4.2.2 MMS
A multimedia message may carry text, pictures and sound. Through multimedia message
service, you can not only send and receive pictures and text, but also receive attached
audio files. Taking advantage of the color screen, multimedia messages feast your eyes
and ears with brilliant colors and vivid audio effect.
This mobile phone is able to receive multimedia messages with a size up to 50KB.
Multimedia messages with a size over 50KB cannot be received by the mobile phone.
And likewise, the maximum size of the messages to be sent is also 50KB.
This mobile phone supports multi-page multimedia messages. That is to say, a
multimedia message may consist of several pages, and each page can include a picture,
a piece of tune and some characters. If a multimedia message carries pictures, the
mobile phone will zoom in or out the pictures automatically so as to adapt it to the screen.
* Note: This function needs support from the service provider.
¾Write a message: Select it to create a new message. You can fill in the boxes of
recipient, copy, secret copy, subject, contents and attachment.
¾Inbox: to view the multimedia messages received (Detailed operation is identical with
that of the text messages)
- View: to view the current multimedia messages
- Reply: to edit the MMS to reply sender, at the same time, subject change to “Re.” and
old subject.
- Reply by SMS:the edits the SMS to reply sender, at the same time.
- Reply all: to edit the MMS to reply all, at the same time, subject change to "Re:" and
old subject.
- Forward: to forward the current multimedia message to other recipients.
- Delete: to delete the current MMS.
- Delete all: to delete all the current MMS.
- Save as template: to save MMS to Templates.
- Properties: to view the details of the current multimedia message, such as the sender,
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- Use details: to pick up the number of sender and the bookmarks of content. you can
Write MMS，Dial the number or Save to Phonebook, also you can Go to the bookmarks or
add bookmarks.
¾Outbox: to store the multimedia messages which have not been successfully sent
- View: to view the current multimedia messages
- Send: to resend the current multimedia message
- Delete: to delete the current multimedia message
- Delete all: to delete all the contents in the outbox
- Save as template: to save MMS to Templates.
- Properties: to view the details of the current multimedia message, such as the sender,
date, time and size
- Use details: to pick up the number of sender and the bookmarks of content. you can
Write MMS，Dial the number or Save to Phonebook, also you can Go to the bookmarks or
add bookmarks.
¾Draft box: If a message is not to be sent immediately after being edited, it can be
saved in the draft box. The message will be transferred to the sent message box after it is
sent.
- View: to view the current multimedia message
- Send: to resend the current multimedia message
- Edit: to edit the current multimedia message
- Delete: to delete the current multimedia message
- Delete all: to delete all the contents in the draft box
- Save as template: to save MMS to Templates.
- Properties: to view the details of the current multimedia message, such as the sender,
date, time and size
- Use details: to pick up the number of sender and the bookmarks of content. you can
Write MMS，Dial the number or Save to Phonebook, also you can Go to the bookmarks or
add bookmarks.
¾MMS settings: to set parameters relevant to the sending and receipt of the
multimedia messages
- Profiles: MMS network settings state
- Compose: include Creation mode, Picture resizing and Auto signature.
- Send: include Validity period, Delivery report, Read report, Priority, Slide timing,
Delivery time.
- Retrieve: include Home network, Roaming, Read report, Delivery report.
- Filter: include Anonymous and Advertisement.
- Memory status: view Usage, Used space, free space.
4.2.3 Voice mail server
Every voice mailbox has the following functions:
¾Editing: to edit names and telephone numbers
¾Connect to voice: to connect to the voice mailbox through dialing
4.2.4 Broadcast message
Select this to receive and read the information provided by the cell broadcast. The
functions are as follows:
¾Receipt mode: to receive/reject cell broadcast
¾Read message: to read the information received from the cell broadcast
¾Language: to select a language
¾Channel settings: to set the channels of the cell broadcast, for example, to
select/add/edit/delete a channel.
4.3 Call log
4.3.1 Call history
¾SIM1/2 Missed calls: Missed calls can be recorded.
¾SIM1/2 Dialed calls: Dialed numbers can be recorded.
¾SIM1/2 Received calls: Received numbers can be recorded.
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as the date, time of dialing, name and number, as well as times of dialing.
On the interface of detailed information, press "Option" and you can perform the following
operations on the currently selected record,
- View: View phone information
- Call: to dial the current telephone number.
- Send text message: to send the SMS to this number.
- Send multimedia message: to send the MMS to this number.
- Save to Phonebook: to save the current number to the SIM card or mobile phone.
- Add to Blacklist: The contacts in blacklist, banning this person is dialed telephone
send information.
- Edit before call: to edit the current telephone number and store it into the phone
book.
- Delete: to delete the current record.
- Delete all:. Delete all records current.
- Advanced:
SIM1/2 call time: Under this menu there are three submenus, i.e., "Last call duration",
"Total duration of outgoing calls" and "Total duration of received calls".
- Last call time: to view the duration of the last call
- Total sent: to view the total duration of the outgoing calls
- Total received: to view the total duration of the received calls
SIM1/2 call cost: It provides you with the information about accumulated call charge.
- Last call cost: to view the charge of last call
- Total cost: to view the accumulated call charge
1. Reset cost: Input the PIN2 code to reset the charge counter. The counter will then
start from 0.
SIM1 test msg counter: SIM1 information counter.
SIM1/2 GPRS counter
- Last sent: to record the quantity of bytes which have been sent last time
- Last received: to record the quantity of bytes which have been received last time
- All sent: to record the total bytes which have been transmitted
- All received: to record the total bytes which have been received
- Reset counter: to reset the counter
* Note: SIM2 call history is same with SIM1 call history* Note: The PIN2 code is needed
in some operations. Please contact your service provider to obtain the PIN2 code.
* Note: This function needs network support.
* Note: SIM2 call history is same with SIM1 call history.
4.3.2 General call settings
SIM1/2 call settings
- Call waiting: to activate/deactivate the call waiting function. Select "Query" to view
the current state of call waiting function.
- Call divert:
- Divert all voice calls: to divert calls under all circumstances. The number of rings at
that shall trigger depends on network.
- Divert if unreachable: to divert all incoming calls when the phone is not reachable
due to some network error or other reasons
- Divert if no answer: to divert the incoming call if it is not answered.
- Divert if busy: to divert all incoming calls when there is at least one call in progress
on the handset.
- Diver all data calls: to divert all data calls.
- Cancel all diverts: this shall deactivate this facility.
- Call barring: to restrict call activities.
- Outgoing calls: to restrict the outgoing calls
- Incoming calls: to restrict the incoming calls
- Cancel all: to cancel the restrictions which have been set (PIN2 code needed).
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- Line switching: you can switch "Line 1"or"Line 2".
- Closed user group: Off with the group.
Advanced settings
¾Auto record call: on/off auto record call.
¾blacklist: Prohibit a particualar number.
¾Auto redial: When this function is activated, a call failure will be followed by an
automatic redialing.
¾Call time display: Turn on or off to this option, can display or not display the call time.
¾Call time reminder: allow user to remind him about duration of a call.
- Off: to cancel this function.
- Single: a single reminder beeps only once, the times may range from 1 to 3000
seconds.
- Periodic: to periodic reminders beep periodically every time the timer expires, the
times may range from 30 to 60 seconds.
¾Auto quick end: is to limit call time, you can select item to set by the up/down key.
4.4 Multimedia
4.4.1 File manager
Memory card for mobile phones and store documents.
4.4.2 Image viewer
To manage the photos which have been taken by the mobile phone.
¾View: to zoom in and preview the selected photo.
¾Send: With the MMS or bluetooth devices transmit photos.
¾Use as: use the selected photo as the wall paper, screen saver, power-on/off
animated pictures, incoming call icon, to multimedia message and to Bluetooth.
¾Rename: to change the name of the selected picture
¾Delete: to delete the selected picture
¾Delete all files: to delete all the photos in the album
¾Sort by: to sort the pictures contained in the selected file folder according to name,
type, time, size or none.
Storage: Stored for mobile phones or MMC card
Video: Place the video folder to play the file.
4.4.3 Video player
It is used to play saved videos, offering the following functions:
¾Play: to play a selected video.
¾Send: With MMS or Bluetooth devices transmit video files.
¾Rename: to change the name of the selected video files.
¾Delete: to delete the selected video files.
¾Delete all files: to delete all the video files in the album.
¾Sort by: to sort all videos in the current folder according to the name, type, time, size
or null.
¾Storage: to select the storage path for playing videos, either on the mobile phone or
memory card.
4.4.4 FM Radio
¾Channel List: list of all search channels.
¾Manually Input: input a frequency.
¾Auto search: search and add channel to list.
¾Setting: FM-related settings.
¾Record: FM record.
¾Append: add extra record basis on select audio.
4.4.5 Video recorder
The phone features a function of video recorder. Choose “Video Recorder” in the menu.
Press the ok key start video recording.
Options:
¾Camcorder settings: to set relevant parameters of video recorder.
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¾White balance: to set the white balance mode during photographing.
¾Effect settings: to set effect modes of photos.
¾Storage: to store videos in the phone or memory card.
¾Restore default: set all settings to preferred settings.
4.5 Camera
The phone features a function of camera. Select “Camera” in the menu. Press the
camera key on the side of the phone for photographing. Options:
¾Photos: to access the album.
¾Camera settings: to set relevant parameters of photographing.
¾Image settings: to set the size and quality of photos.
¾White balance: to set the white balance mode during photographing.
¾scene mode: Used to convert the day and night mode.
¾Effect settings: to set effect modes of photos.
¾Set frame: Set the preview interface frame.
¾Storage: to set the default storage pathway for the photos.
¾Restore default: Reset all settings to the default values.
4.6 Audio player
Click “List”at the bottom left corner of the screen to enter the play list. You can scroll the
screen to search for a specific song and play it.
On the interface of song list, click “Option” at the bottom left corner to set relevant
parameters of a song.
¾Play: to play a selected song.
¾Details: to check the detailed information of a song.
¾Add to ringtones: to add current song into ring tone database.
¾Refresh list: to update song list.
¾Settings: to set the multimedia video player
1. Pre. Play List: to set default reading path.
2. List auto gen.: to set whether or not to automatically update the song list every time
the phone is switched on.
3. Repeat: to repeatedly play songs if this function is activated.
4. Shuffle: to randomly play songs if this function is activated.
5. Background play: to set it on，you can listen to music with other operation.
6. bluetooth：Connect with bluetooth devices with bluetooth devices, output
4.7 Organizer
4.7.1 Calendar
Press "Option" to access the submenu.
¾View :Look up the current routing.
¾Add event: Edit operation as follows:
Reminder.
Meeting.
Course.
¾Delete event: Deleted when the event set.
¾Jump to date: Input the Date, press the left soft key “Ok” to jump to the appointed
date.
¾Go to weekly / monthly view: To display tasks by week or month
* Note: Owing to the limited storage space, the users are requested to save no more than
35 records; otherwise the records will be lost.
4.7.2 Tasks
¾View: to view the saved memos.
¾Add:
- Date: date on which the memo will give a prompt
- Call: Tel memorandum will be given prompt.
- Anniversary: Anniversary will be given a reminder alarm.
View: View the task information.
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Edit: to modified the saved memo.
Delete: to delete one selected memo.
Delete overdue: Remove overdue tasks.
Delete all: Remove all tasks.
Jump to date: Input the Date, press the left soft key “Ok” to jump to the appointed date.
Save as file: Save the file in document form.
4.7.3 Alarm
¾Switch-on/off: to switch on/off the alarm
¾Time: to set the time of alarm
¾Alarm options:
- Once: to alarm only once for the agenda
- Daily: to alarm at a set time every day
- Customized: to set the alarm to a defined time in a week
4.7.4 World clock
Enter World clock submenu, display world time zone map, move coordinate location by
touching screen arrow, the interface will show the city time located by the coordinate.
4.7.5 Calculator
Your mobile phone provides a calculator with 4 basic functions to facilitate simple
calculations.
Enter the “Calculator” submenu to display the operation interface of the calculator:
¾Use the Number keys from 0 to 9 to enter the numbers you wish to enter, use the #
key to enter the decimal point.
¾Press the up/down and left/right keys to enter the symbols for the four mathematical
operators +, –, x or ÷
¾Press the Right Soft Key to backspace the numbers digit by digit; press the Right Soft
Key to exit the calculator function; Press the Left Soft Key or “OK” key to obtain the result
of calculation.
* Note: An error caused by rounding may arise due to the limited accuracy of this
calculator, especially when a dividend cannot be divided exactly.
4.7.6 Unit converter
The weight and length of conversion.
4.7.7 Currency converter
About national currency.
4.7.8 Ebook reader
You can read files (*.txt) saved in the phone or Memory Card. (Memory card have been
inserted into the mobile-phone). You need to copy the file to [File Manager]/Phone (or
Memory Card)/ EBook, then enter E-Book to read it.
Select “Option” to select the operation as follows:
- Open E-Book: to read the detailed contents of the selected file
- Clean up bookshelf: to clean up the bookshelf.
- Global settings: to set Font Style, Font Size, Scroll By, Auto Scroll, Scroll speed, Full
Screen and Encoding.
- Book info: to display Title, Size and Format.
- Delete: to delete the selected file
- Delete All Files: to delete all the files in the EBook menu
- Sort by: to array all the files in the EBook menu, you can select By Name, By Type, By
Time and By Size, or select none to not array the files.
- Apply global set: to apply Global Settings
- Help: how to use shortcuts by 0-9 key
* Note: Only the file (*.TXT) which size is smaller than 2M and which is saved in the
[EBook] can be displayed in this menu. Only the file of Unicode encode format can
be displayed
4.7.9 Stopwatch
Timing with stopwatch.
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¾JAVA: JAVA application
¾JAVA settings.
¾Games
1. Puzzle
2. Magic Sushi
3. Games settings：
Turn On or Off Game music, Sound effect,Vibration, and change the volume.
4.9 Settings
4.9.1 User Profiles
4.9.1.1 General
¾Activate: to select this to access the general mode.
¾Customize: to select this to customize the general mode. The functions are as
follows:
- Tone setup: to allow the user to customize different ring tones with different option, for
example, incoming call, power on or off, and so on.
- Volume: Two type of volume can be set: Ring tone (including incoming call, alarm,
power on, power off, message tone) and Key tone (associated with key press).
- Alert type: This option allows the user to set the kind of alert he expects whenever
there is an incoming call. User can select only one option from Ring, Vibe. only, Vibe. and
ring and Vibe. then ring.
- Ring type: This option allows the user to set mode of ring, include Single, Repeat and
Ascending.
- Extra tone: The user can turn on or off the tone as follows: Warning, Error, Camp on
and Connect.
- Answer mode: The user can select different modes of answering: Any key (except for
the Hang-up key, right soft key) and Auto (display when the earphone insert).
4.9.1.2 Meeting
The operation is the same as that of the general mode.
4.9.1.3 Outdoor
The operation is the same as that of the general mode.
4.9.1.4 Indoor
The operation is the same as that of the general mode
4.9.1.5 Headset
Plug the earphone and this mode will be automatically activated. The operation of the
personal settings is the same as that of the general mode.
4.9.2 Dual SIM settings
In the submenu, you can select Dual SIM open, Only SIM1 open, Only SIM2 open or
Flight mode.
4.9.3 Pen calibration
You can adjust touch screen more flexible and precise.
4.9.4 Phone settings
¾Time and date: to set time and date
- Set home city: to select the different city in 77 cities.
- Set time/date: to set the current time and date
- Set format : to set the display format of the time and date
¾Schedule power on/off: You can edit 4 times to turn on/off the mobile-phone. Each
time includes setting as follows: Status (Disable or Enable), Power on or off and time.
Finish setting, when the time arrive, mobile phone will turn on/off according as the status.
¾Language: to set the language of the mobile phone menus
¾Pref. input methods: to select a default input method
¾Display:
- Wallpaper: to select a wallpaper for the standby interface
- Screen saver: to select a picture to be used as the screen saver and set the waiting
time
- Power on display: to select an animated picture to be displayed during switch-on

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- Power off display: to select an animated picture to be displayed during switch-off
- Show date and time: to turn on or off, set whether display the date and time on
standby interface.
- Show owner number：to turn on or off ,set whether display owner number on sandby
interface.
- LCD backlight: to set the brightness of the LCD backlight and the waiting time.
¾Greeting text: Editing startup greeting.
¾Dedicated key: In this menu, you can edit the shortcut function of navigation keys on
standby: Up key, down key, Left key and Right key.
¾UART setting: UART option.
4.9.5 Network setup
¾SIM1/2 net work setup
- Network selection: Include new search, select network, and selection mode.
- Preferred networks: to preset several network preferred by the user
4.9.6 Security settings
¾SIM1/2 security setup
¾Phone lock
You may set a password to protect your phone from unapproved use. Once you have
selected this function, you have to input your phone password each time you switch it on
so as to unlock it, and then make or receive calls. The user may remove the phone
password, but under such circumstances the mobile phone will not be protected against
unapproved use.
- Input the phone password. Press the Right Soft Key to delete the wrong input. Press
"OK" Key to confirm.
For example, if you want to set 0000 as the phone password, input 0000.
* Note: The default phone password is 1122. You should replace it with your own
password as soon as possible. If you forget your mobile phone password, you have to
contact your service provider or the local authorized service center to unlock your phone.
¾Auto keypad lock: A time select from 5 sec, 30sec, 1min and 5min, on standby, if
you do nothing in the time of setting, keypad will automatically lock. If you select “None”,
cancel this function.
¾Change password: to change the phone password
* Note: Some functions call for support from your service provider.
¾Mobile tracker: you can open and set receiver number,since model has changed sim
card,phone will send tracker message to the designed number automatically
(Notes:default password is 0000, the same as phone lock)
4.9.7 Connectivity
¾Bluetooth
This mode will be activated after the Bluetooth is switched on. The operation of the
personal settings is the same as that of the general mode.
¾Data account: Mobile phone network Settings of the data.
- GPRS
- Account name: You can select "Edit" to change the name of the account.
- APN: to input APN。
- User name: account name of a dialing server (not a WAP gateway)
- Password: account password of a dialing server(not a WAP gateway)
- Auth. type: to the options have Normal and Secure
4.9.8 Shortcuts
You can edit the shortcut menu, it will display in the [shortcuts] menu.
4.9.9 Restore factory settings
This will reset the mobile phone functions to default values. (Notes:default password is
0000, the same as phone lock)
4.10 Services
¾Menu functions: