Maxcom MM910 User manual

Instruction Manual
GSM Cell phone
Maxcom MM910

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If you need technical assistance, call the following hotline
(+48) 32 325 07 00 or serwis@maxcom.pl
Our website:
http://www.maxcom.pl/
Note –The phone operates in GSM 900/1800 network.
Before switching the phone on insert the SIM card
correctly.
Set content:
GSM cell phone
Charger
Battery
Instruction manual
Warranty card
Hands-free set
Keep the package, it may be useful
in the case of possible transport
Keep the receipt, it is inseparable
part of warranty.

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GSM 900/1800 cell phone
Large highlighted keys
Colourful display
Camera
Slot for microSD memory cards
SOS button (generates alarm and automatically makes a
call and sends SMS to previously defined phone
numbers)
Large type, simple Menu
Hands-free function
Phonebook -1000 entries
Receiving and sending SMS
Quick dialing of 8 numbers
Displaying the time of a call
Loud ringtone
Bluetooth
FM Radio
Torch
Calculator
Alarm clock
Battery 1200 mAh
Standby time: to 360 hours*.
Talking time: to 8 hours*
*depending on conditions and GSM network signal

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Table of contents
1. Safe operation......................................................................... 9
2. Elements installation...............................................................10
Installation of a SIM card and a battery................................11
Battery charging ..................................................................13
Low battery alarm................................................................14
3. Keys localization.....................................................................15
Basic functions of keys..................................................................16
4. Using the phone......................................................................17
Switching the phone on .......................................................17
Switching the phone off .......................................................18
Standby mode .....................................................................18
Keylock................................................................................19
Silent mode .........................................................................20
5. MENU operation.....................................................................20
6. Phonebook .............................................................................20
Saving contacts...................................................................20
Scrolling contacts ................................................................21
Deleting contacts.................................................................22
6.3.1 Deleting a single contact...................................................22
6.3.2 Deleting all contacts .........................................................22
Copying contacts.................................................................22
6.4.1 Copying a single contact...................................................22
6.4.2 Copying all contacts .........................................................23
Transferring a single contact................................................23
6.5.1 Transferring all contacts ...................................................23
Phonebook settings.............................................................23
6.6.1 Preferred storing...............................................................23
6.6.2 Additional numbers...........................................................24
6.6.3 Memory status..................................................................24
6.6.4 Contacts backup...............................................................24
7. Calls .......................................................................................25
Direct dialing........................................................................25
Dialing the number from the phonebook ..............................25
Dialing numbers from recent calls list...................................25
Quick dialing........................................................................26
Call volume regulation.........................................................26
Options during a call............................................................26

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Emergency call....................................................................27
7.7.1 Entering, deleting, modifying emergency contacts............27
7.7.2 Emergency text.................................................................28
7.7.3 SOS button.......................................................................28
7.7.4 Sending SOS message ....................................................28
Answering calls....................................................................29
8. Call list....................................................................................29
Call settings.........................................................................30
8.1.1 Hiding the number............................................................30
8.1.2 Waiting call.......................................................................30
8.1.3 Transferring calls..............................................................31
8.1.4 Call barring.......................................................................32
8.1.5 Line switching...................................................................32
8.1.6 Advanced settings............................................................32
9. SMS and MMS........................................................................33
Writing and sending SMS ....................................................33
Reading and answering SMS ..............................................35
SMS boxes..........................................................................35
9.3.1 Inbox ................................................................................35
9.3.2 Sent messages.................................................................36
9.3.3 Drafts................................................................................36
9.3.4 Outbox..............................................................................36
9.3.5 Network messages...........................................................37
9.3.6 Templates.........................................................................37
Deleting messages..............................................................37
Message settings.................................................................37
9.5.1 SMS .................................................................................37
9.5.2 MMS.................................................................................38
9.5.3 Service messages............................................................39
Voice mail............................................................................39
10. Organizer................................................................................40
SOS settings .......................................................................40
Simple dialing......................................................................40
Calendar..............................................................................40
Calculator............................................................................41
Alarm clock..........................................................................42
Tasks...................................................................................42
11. Multimedia..............................................................................42

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Files manager......................................................................42
Camera ...............................................................................43
Photo browser .....................................................................46
Video recording ...................................................................46
Video player ........................................................................46
Dictaphone..........................................................................47
Audio player ........................................................................48
FM Radio.............................................................................49
12. Settings ..................................................................................50
Dual SIM settings ................................................................50
Profiles................................................................................50
Phone settings.....................................................................51
12.3.1 Date and time settings......................................................51
12.3.2 Planning switching on/off..................................................51
12.3.3 Language .........................................................................52
12.3.4 Preferred method of entering the text................................52
12.3.5 Display .............................................................................52
12.3.6 Flight mode.......................................................................52
Network settings..................................................................52
Security settings..................................................................53
12.5.1 PIN code ..........................................................................53
12.5.2 Phone security..................................................................53
12.5.3 Automatic keylock.............................................................53
Communication....................................................................53
12.6.1 Bluetooth..........................................................................53
12.6.2 Data communication.........................................................54
12.6.3 APN profile.......................................................................54
Restoring factory settings ....................................................55
13. Connecting the phone to the computer ...................................55
14. FAQ (Solving problems)..........................................................56
15. Use and safety terms..............................................................58
16. Warranty terms.......................................................................60
17. Information concerning the battery..........................................60
18. Information about SAR...........................................................62
19. Information concerning the environment protection.................64
20. Declaration of conformity ........................................................65

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1. Safe operation
Read the following information to minimize the risk of
incorrect use of the phone.
•Do not use the phone in the place where it is forbidden
for example, petrol stations or hospitals. Using the
phone in such places may be dangerous for other
people. Do not switch on the phone if it may cause
the interferences in the operation of other devices!
•Do not use the phone without appropriate hands-free
set while driving a car.
•Do not use the phone in hospitals, planes near petrol
stations or inflammable materials.
•The phone emits electromagnetic field, which may
have a negative influence on other electronic devices,
for example on medical equipment. Keep appropriate
distance, recommended by the producers, between
the phone and implanted medical devices such as a
pacemaker. People with implanted medical devices
should know and observe the guidelines provided by
the producer of the device. Persons with implanted
pacemaker should not carry the phone in breast
pocket, they should keep the phone at the ear on the
side opposite to the medical device in order to
minimize the risk of interferences and switch the
phone off in case of suspecting any interferences.

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•The phone and its accessories may consist of small
parts. The phone and its elements should be protected
against children.
•Do not repair or modify the phone. All defects should
be removed by qualified service.
•Do not clean the phone using any liquid or substances
in aerosol.
•Do not expose the phone to high temperatures, for
example near the radiator, in heated up car.
•Do not insert sharp objects into the slots of the phone,
it may cause that particular components will be
damaged.
•Use only original chargers and batteries. Using
unoriginal accessories may cause the damage of the
device or its explosion.
WATERTIGHTNESS AND DUSTTIGHTNESS –the
phone have IP67 protection degree, that is it is
resistant to dust and short-term (to 30min) immersion
to maximum depth of 1 meter. Exposing the phone to
prolonged contact with liquid or its deeper immersion
will cause the damage of the phone! You may use the
phone while it is raining. Before the phone makes
contact with the liquid make sure that the seal under
the battery cover and the USB input are correctly
installed.
2. Elements installation

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Before switching the phone on install the SIM card. Pay
particular attention not to damage the card while inserting.
Keep the SIM card away from children.
Installation of a SIM card and a battery
Before inserting the SIM card make sure that the phone is
switched off. The charger should be disconnected. To
install the SIM card first remove the battery as shown in
the figures and indicated in descriptions:
•When the phone is switched off, unscrew the two
screws located on the battery cover ,
•Lever the battery cover with your nail from the
bottom
•Remove the battery levering it with your nail
from the top

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•Insert the SIM card to relevant „SIM SLOT”with
metal contacts directed downward. Make sure
that the cut-out on the card is directed upwards.
•Over the SIM1 card slot, on the right side there is
a place for MicroSD memory card (up to 4GB).
Move the cotter pin to the right and then lift it
upwards. Insert microSD card so that its contacts
touch the phone contacts, close the cotter pin and
move it to the right.
Exercise caution while using the memory card, particularly
when inserting and removing it. Some memory cards must
be first formatted with the use of a computer.
Regularly prepare backups of the information saved on
cards used in other devices, if you use card of SD type!
Incorrect use or other factors may cause the damage or
the loss of cards content

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•Insert the battery so that, +/- contacts are
directed downwards
•Make sure that the seal around the place where
the battery is installed is correctly placed.
•After installing the battery, place the battery
cover. First insert the top of the cover, then
place the bottom and tighten the screws.
Battery charging
Note! Use the battery included in the set. Using other
battery may cause the damage of the phone and the loss
of warranty.
Do not connect the charger when the battery cover is
removed.
To charge the phone:
1. Plug the charger to the wall socket.
2. Move the USB seal located on the top of the right side.
3. Connect the plug of the charger to USB jack. Bars
of battery charging on the display will appear and
disappear while charging the battery.

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4. When the battery is completely charged, disconnect
the charger from the wall socket and then the cable
from the phone.
When the process of battery charging is finished, the
display will show the following message „Charging
completed”, and the battery symbol will not pulsate.
Note:
oBefore charging the battery make sure that the
battery is correctly installed.
oDuring battery charging do not remove the
battery–it may cause the phone damage
If the voltage of the battery is too low to make the
phone operate correctly, the display will show the
message that the phone will be automatically
switched off and then the phone will be
automatically switched off.
oIf the battery is completely discharged (for
example because of the torch being switched on),
after connecting the charger, wait a few dozen
minutes before charging symbol appears
Low battery alarm
The phone will generate a sound signal (if warning sounds
are activated in profiles) together with the following
message: „Battery discharged”when the battery level will
be too low. The display will show . Charge the battery
when this message will appear.

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3. Keys localization
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UP/DOWN key
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Red receiver
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Green receiver
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Numeric keyboard
3
M1
11
Torch button
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M2
12
Camera button
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SOS button
13
Micro USB/charging slot
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Torch
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Camera
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Speaker
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Ringtone speaker
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Display
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Battery cover

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Basic functions of keys
Button
Function
Red receiver
Press: to return to the standby
mode; to end a call.
Press and hold: to switch on/off the
phone
Green receiver
Press: to make a call; in standby
mode to enter the call list; in MENU
to confirm the selection.
Press and hold: when the keylock is
activated to unlock it; in standby
mode to activate the keylock.
Navigation keys
Up
Menu
Down
Phonebook
1
Press: 1 digit
Press and hold: voice mail
0
Press: 0 digit; in camera, shutter
release.
Press and hold: to enter +, P, W
2-9
Press: digits from 2 to 9
Press and hold: to dial the
programmed fast dialing number

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*
Press: to enter: *.
Press and hold: to activate SOS
function
While writing an SMS: special
characters
#
Press:to change the mode of
entry while writing SMS; to enter #
Press and hold: to switch on/off the
torch
Press twice: to activate/deactivate
the silent mode
4. Using the phone
Switching the phone on
Press and hold the red receiver button to switch the phone
on.
After inserting new SIM card you have to choose whether
you want to use two or one SIM card.
If you are asked to enter the PIN code, you will need to
enter it. You will find it in starter set of SIM card.
After entering the code, confirm with green receiver button.
Warning: Entering incorrect PIN code three times
in a raw will cause that the SIM card will be locked.
It can be unlocked with the use of PUK code.
Entering incorrect PUK code 10 times will cause
that the card will be locked permanently.

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Switching the phone off
To switch the phone off, in standby mode press and hold
the end call button.
Standby mode
When the phone is switched on, but no actions are taken
the unit is in standby mode.
Display description
1. Network signal
2. Icons showing functions:
Only ringtone
Earphones
connected
Ringtone +
vibrations
New SMS
Vibrations, then
ringtone
New MMS
Only vibrations
Silent
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4
6
5
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Alarm activated
Call transfer
activated
Roaming activated
Keylock
Missed calls
Icons may differ depending on
the software version
* icon will be
displayed also in
domestic roaming in the
case when the user uses
the network of the other
operator
3. Battery level
4. Time
5. Name of the operator
6. Date
Keylock
To lock the keys in standby mode press and hold the
green receiver button. To unlock the keys press and hold
the green receiver button until the symbol of open padlock
is displayed. It is not necessary to unlock the keys to
answer the call.
NOTE: The keys are locked (automatically or manually)
only in the case when the phone is in standby mode.

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Silent mode
In standby mode you may activate/deactivate the silent
mode pressing # key twice.
5. MENU operation
To enter the MENU in standby mode press UP key.
To scroll the MENU use UP and DOWN key.
To confirm the selected function press the green receiver
key.
To return to the previous MENU (return), press end call
key. To enter the standby mode press and hold the red
receiver.
6. Phonebook
Saving contacts
You may save new contact using one of two methods:
1. You may save the number from the list of
answered and missed calls. In order to do this in
standby mode press Up key, select call list > Call
list, and then the type of call. Search the number
you want to save, press Options > Save in
contacts, select where you want to save the
contact. Enter the name, press Options > Save.
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