Maxcom MM 819 User manual

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MaxCom MM 819
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Installment
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Safety----- -------------------------------------------------------2
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Install SIM card and battery-----------------------------------5
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Charge battery---------------------------------------------------8
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Basic functions
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Power on-----------------------------------------------------10
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Dialing -------------------------------------------------------11
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Answer/end a call-------------------------------------------12
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Volume control----------------------------------------------12
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Menu
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Phonebook----------- ----------------------------------------12
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Messaging-----------------------------------------------------14
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Call center-----------------------------------------------------17
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Multimedia----------------------------------------------------20
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Toolbox--------------------------------------------------------22
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Settings---------------------------------------------------------26
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FM --------------------------------------------------------------32
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Maintenance
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Maintenance---------------------------------------------------33
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Safety precaution
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Please note the following rules. It may cause
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dangerous or illegal situation if you don’t obey
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them. Please refer to complete user manual for more
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details.
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Power off your mobile phone if it’s forbidden to
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use
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When mobile phone is forbidden to use or
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may cause interference or danger, please
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obey all rules of the restricted area.
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Safe driving
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Please obey native related laws and
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regulations. Please release your both
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hands from the phone during driving.
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Interference
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Performance of wireless devices may be
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affected by interference. Some components
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of mobile phone are magnetic. Please keep
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a suitable distance between magnetic
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objects and your mobile phone; otherwise
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their storage may be damaged.
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Qualified maintenance service
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Only qualified serviceman can be allowed
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to install or mend the phone.
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Battery, charger and other accessories
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Only the battery, charger and other
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accessories, which are suitable for this
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model and authorized by EZFONE, can be
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allowed to replace. Please don’t connect
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your phone with other incompatible devices.
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Please charge the battery every three
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months if it has being idle for long.
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Keep dry
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This model is not the water-proof one,
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please keep it dry.
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Protect your hearing
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If you use headset, please enjoy your music
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in a moderate volume. Don’t place your
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device too close to your ear when using
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loudspeaker.
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Take along
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Please avoid your device contacting metal, and keep a
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suitable distance to your body.
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Medical device
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Wireless devices may cause interference with non-protected
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medical devices. If you have any queries, please contact
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doctors or the manufacturer.
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Pacemaker
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Maintain a minimum of 1 cm between mobile phone and
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pacemaker to avoid potential interference. People with
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pacemaker please notice these suggestions:
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• Keep at least 1cm between mobile phone and pacemaker
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when the mobile phone is turning on.
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• Don’t put you phone in breast welt pocket
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• Please use your phone on the contrary side of pacemaker
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to reduce interference.
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Please turn off your phone immediately once you doubt
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there is interference around.
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Emergency dialing
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Important!
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The functions used by mobile phone include wireless signal,
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mobile phone network, ground network and user
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programming. That means connection can’t be guaranteed in
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all situation. Hence, please don’t only depend on mobile
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phone to make important calls like medical emergency.
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Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)
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This mobile phone meet international safety
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requirement about exposure of radio wave.
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C021 SAR measured value is 1.156 W/kg (GSM 900MHz)/
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0.251W/kg ( DCS 1800MHz )。According to related
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regulators, upper limit value is 2 .0 W/kg。
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C04 head radiation value is 0.573 W /KG,deviation
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of measured system is 20.5%.
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Installment
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Install SIM card and battery
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SIM card slot is behind the battery
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1. Follow the diagram to remove the back cover.
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2. If the battery was installed, please take it out.
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3. Insert the SIM card as the following diagram show, and
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make sure its direction is correct. Please notice not to
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scratch or bend contactors of SIM card.
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4. Install the battery as the following diagram show. Ensure
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the side with contactors faces down.
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5. Replace back cover.
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Charging
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Before the first time using mobile phone, you
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must charge the battery. You can charge by using
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travel charger or connecting your phone to computer
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with data line.
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Please use original charger and data line.
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None-original charger and data line may cause
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explode of battery or damage of you device.
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When the power is low, the screen would display
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low battery information and battery icon would
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become empty. If battery is used up, your
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device would automatically shut down.
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If the battery is thoroughly empty, the mobile
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phone would not power on although it
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successfully connect with charger. To solve
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this problem, you need to use universal
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charger to charge once.
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Please charge battery every three months if it
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has being idle for long.
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Attention :Don’t remove the battery during
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charging; otherwise it would damage your device.
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1) Your phone would be charging after successfully
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connecting, and battery icon would dynamically display
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the increase of power level when power on.
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2) If the phone is power off, the screen would display
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charging animation during charging.
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When battery is fully charged, the battery icon would
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stop moving. Please unplug the charger from power
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outlet in time. It’s normal that the phone is slightly hot.
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Attention!
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1、Battery would reach its maximum capacity after charging
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2-3 times.
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2、Keep temperature between 0°C and 40°C during
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charging
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3、With time passing by the battery will gradually be worn
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and thus need longer time to charge. This is normal.
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4、Long-time continuous charging may damage battery and
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charger, so please stop charging in time.
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Basic function
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Turn on the phone
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Hold the red button to switch the phone on or off.
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You may see one of the following information after power
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on:
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SIM card is lost or insert incorrectly;
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SIM card is damaged or invalid.
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If SIM card is available but protected by PIN code, it would
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display PIN:
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Input PIN code and enter.
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Use “erase”to delete.
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Attention!
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If your SIM card doesn’t provide PIN and PUK code, please
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contact with your carrier.
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Residue time:To mention you how many chances left for
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you to input the correct PIN. If it is used up, the mobile
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phone would inform you that SIM card is locked. You
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should input PUK code to unlock.
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2. Input new PIN code and enter
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Change language, time and date
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Default language is set by SIM card.
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Dialing
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Standby interface dial phone number(press right
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button to delete wrong number)press green dialing
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key to make a call option
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Keep single call
Hold current call and make another one
End a single call
End the current single call
End all calls
End all of the current calls
New call
Make a new call
phonebook
Choose to view phonebook
Call record
Choose to view dialing record

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Message
Choose to view or edit SMS
Record
Choose to record calls.
mute
Activate/deactivate to select current call is
mute or not.
Volume
Adjust volume
Press right button to use loudspeaker in a call.
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Answer/end a call
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Answer a call
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1:Incoming call interface press left button or green
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dialing key to answer a call
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End a call
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1:incoming call interface right button(reject to answer)
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2:Incoming call interface red hang up key(hang up
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directly)
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Volume control
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Conversation volume
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Conversation interface enter setting menu to adjust
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volume.
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Phone book
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Your mobile phone has phonebook function which
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can store your contacts.
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View
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You can view the detail information of entry.
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Send text message
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Input the content and choose one or more
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contacts from phonebook to send.
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Call
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Select appointed phone number to make a call.
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Edit
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Edit contacts’name and number.
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Delete
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Delete contacts’name and number.
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Copy
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Copy contacts’information from phone to SIM
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card.
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Phonebook setting
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Preferred storage:Select to change storage
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path.
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Speed dial:Set quick dial number and status.
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My number:Set your mobile phone number.
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Other phone number:Set other numbers.
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Memory status:View the status of phonebook,
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including SIM card and phone memory.
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Copy contacts:From SIM card to the mobile
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phone, or from the mobile phone to SIM card.
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Remove contacts:From SIM card to the mobile
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phone, or from the mobile phone to SIM card.
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Delete all contacts :delete contacts in
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phone or in SIM card
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Messaging
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SMS is a kind of network service that cannot be
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used to send and receive short messages until you
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apply to the network operator.
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If the message box is full, there would be a
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flashing message icon informing you. That means you
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should clean your message box in order to receive
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message normally.
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If messages are successfully received by the
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contact, your phone would inform you by a prompt
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tone.
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Voice mailbox is a kind of network service that
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you can be used after applying to the net work
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operator. Inquire to your service supplier to gain
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more detail
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Link to voice:To dial the numbers stored in
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voice mailbox. If you have two phone numbers, each
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of them has its own voice mailbox number.
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Edit:Edit or delete you voice mailbox number,
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enter to store present number.
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Tips: When the phone is stand by, press “1” to dial
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voice mailbox.
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Write message
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Every message can contain 609 characters. Press
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“#”to change input method, and “*”to select
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symbol. Hold right button to delete all characters
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input; hang up key return to stand by; up and down
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key can control the cursor.
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Before sending out, you can input phone number
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or select contact’s number from phonebook.
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Attention: image message function cannot be used
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unless network operator or service supplier
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support. Only the mobile phone with image message
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function can normally receive and display images.
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Inbox
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You can view SMS in inbox.
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View:View detail number and content.
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Reply:Reply to present message.
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Call sender:Dial to addresser.
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Forward:transpond this message
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Delete:Delete present message.
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Delete all:Delete all messages in inbox.
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Save to phonebook :Restore contact to
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phonebook.
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Drafts
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Messages which haven’t sent yet would be kept
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here.
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Outbox
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Message failed to send would kept in outbox.
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Sent messages
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Sent message would be saved here if you open the
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function saving sent message in SMS setting.
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SMS settings
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SIM:Input native SMS center number to activate the
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function sending message. You can open sending
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report and reply path,
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Memory status:View the storage status of both
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mobile phone and SIM card.
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Save sent message:Open/close
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Preferred storage:can select mobile phone or SIM
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card
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Voice mailbox
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You can set voice mailbox number, and press
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“1”to dial directly after successfully setting.
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Call center
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Menu call record enter
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Missed call
Calls you missed
Dialed call
Calls you have dialed
Received call
Calls you answered
Delete call
record
Can select to delete one kind of
records above or all
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Call settings
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Menu call center call setting call waiting enter
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call waiting:Select to open or close call waiting function
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which is necessary for call on hold and multi party call. This
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function must gain support of network.
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Activate
Open call waiting function
Deactivate
Close call waiting function
Query status
Inquire the status of call waiting
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Menu call center call setting call divert enter
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Divert all voice
call
Divert all incoming calls to the phone
number you set.
Divert if
Unreachable
When the network cannot find your
mobile phone (switched-off or out of
the service area), it will divert the calls.
Divert if no
Answer
When the mobile phone does not
answer the call, the network will
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number you set.
Divert if Busy
When you are on line, the network will
divert the call.
Divert All Data
Calls
Divert all GSM call to the phone
number you set.
Cancel All
Diverts
Cancel all divert functions.
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Call divert: divert the call meet conditions to another
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appointed phone number. This service needs support of
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network operator.
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Menu call center call setting call barring enter
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Menu setting call setting advanced setting
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Outgoing
calls
Bar all outgoing call/ international call/
international call(without domestic call)
Incoming call
Bar incoming call/Roaming calls
Cancel all
Cancel all call barring
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