MTS Systems Buzz X121 User manual

User Manual

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Notes and Notices
Notes
A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of
your mobile phone.
Notices
A NOTICE indicates either potential damage to the phone or loss of data
and tells you how to avoid the problem.
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Thank you for choosing this phone. If description, photographs
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service.
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under any circumstance without need notify in advance.

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Contents
1 Your Phone ......................................................................................................6
1.1 Basic Specification .................................................................................. 6
1.2 Keys Definition ........................................................................................6
1.3 Screen Icons ............................................................................................8
2 Getting Started................................................................................................9
2.1 Install/Remove Battery...........................................................................9
2.2 Battery Charging ................................................................................... 11
2.3 Install/Remove R-UIM Card .................................................................12
2.4 Headset .................................................................................................13
2.5 Memory Card........................................................................................13
3 Basic Function .............................................................................................14
3.1 Power on/Power off .............................................................................14
3.2 Making a Call.........................................................................................14
3.2.1 Input a Number ............................................................................14
3.2.2 Call a number from Records ........................................................14
3.2.3 Speed Dialing ................................................................................14
3.2.4 Conference Call.............................................................................15
3.3 Answer a Call.........................................................................................15
3.4 During Conversation.............................................................................15
4 Text Input.......................................................................................................16
4.1 Input Rule..............................................................................................16
4.2 Text Input...............................................................................................16
4.3 123 Input ...............................................................................................16
5 Main Menu....................................................................................................16
5.1 Contacts.................................................................................................16
5.1.1 Speed Dialing ................................................................................17
5.1.2 Memory Status .............................................................................17

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5.1.3 My Number...................................................................................17
5.2 Messages ...........................................................................................17
5.2.1 Messages.......................................................................................17
5.2.2 MMS ..............................................................................................20
5.3 Call History.............................................................................................21
5.3.1 Missed Calls...................................................................................21
5.3.2 Received Calls................................................................................22
5.3.4 Dialed Calls....................................................................................22
5.3.5 Call Duration..................................................................................23
5.3.6 Delete ............................................................................................23
5.4 Tools ...................................................................................................23
5.4.1 Bluetooth.......................................................................................23
5.4.2 Alarm .............................................................................................23
5.4.3 Calendar ........................................................................................23
5.4.4 Memo............................................................................................24
5.4.5 Calculator ......................................................................................24
5.4.6 Auto Power Off .............................................................................25
5.4.7 World Clock...................................................................................25
5.4.8 Stopwatch .....................................................................................25
5.4.9 Timer..............................................................................................25
5.4.10 Currency Converter ....................................................................25
5.5 Multimedia........................................................................................26
5.5.1 Camera ..........................................................................................26
5.5.2 Music Player..................................................................................26
5.5.3 Image Viewer................................................................................26
5.5.4 FM Radio .......................................................................................26
5.5.5 Video Recorder .............................................................................27
5.5.6 Video Player ..................................................................................27

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5.5.7 Sound Recorder ............................................................................28
5.6 My MTS..............................................................................................28
5.6.1 MTS Planet ....................................................................................28
5.6.2 Games & Application....................................................................28
5.8 Games................................................................................................29
5.8.1 Push box ........................................................................................29
5.8.2Tetris ...............................................................................................29
5.9 File Manager .........................................................................................30
5.10 MTS info ..............................................................................................30
5.11 Browser ...............................................................................................30
5.12 Settings ..............................................................................................31
5.12.1 User Profiles................................................................................31
5.12.2 Phone Settings............................................................................32
5.12.3 Call Settings.................................................................................32
5.12.4 Display settings ...........................................................................33
5.12.5 Security settings..........................................................................33
6 Important Safety Precautions & Notices....................................................35
7 Frequently Asked Questions and Troubleshooting ....................................36

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1 Your Phone
1.1 Basic Specification
1.2 Keys Definition
Key
No.
Key Image Key Name Description
1
Left Soft
key
Execute the displayed function on
the left bottom line.
Enter main menu in standby mode.
2
Right Soft
key
Execute the displayed function on
the right bottom line.
In the pop-up submenu interface,
press it to close the submenu.
In the editing interface, press it to

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Key
No.
Key Image Key Name Description
delete the latest character press and
hold it to delete all the characters.
In the others, press it to exit.
3
Send key
From the idle screen press it to enter
the [Dialed calls].
Dial or answer a call.
4
End key
Reject an incoming call.
Go back to standby screen
Press it to exit.
Press and hold it to power on/off
handset.
5
Browse
key
From the idle screen, press it to
open Browse.
6
Facebook
key
From the idle screen, press it to
enter Facebook application
interface.
7
Navigation
key
Down: Press it to enter Write
Messages interface,
Right: Press it to enter FM Radio
interface ,
Up: Press it to enter User Profiles
interface,
Left: Press it to enter Games
interface.
In the others, press the navigation
key to move the cursor.
8 OK ke
y
Execute the confirm function.
9 QWERTY Enter numbers, letters and symbols

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Key
No.
Key Image Key Name Description
keys using the qwerty keypad.
10
Receiver Listen to the voice of the other side
during calling.
11
Earphone
Jack
Insert earphone to listen songs from
Music Player, listen FM and answer
call using earphones.
12 USB Jack Connect USB cable for data transfer
and for charging the handset.
13
Camera 1.3 MP Camera to take photos and
capture videos.
14 Speaker Can play songs, listen FM and can
talk on Loudspeaker mode.
Note
(1) Press and hold a key means press the key more than 2 seconds. Press a
key means press it less than 2 seconds,
(2) In the menu interface, press the number before the menus to enter the
cursor quickly.
1.3 Screen Icons
Icons Description
Signal Indicator, More bars indicates stronger signal

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New Message Icon
Full Messages Icon
New MMS
Full MMS Icon
Roaming Icon
General Mode
Meeting Mode
Outdoor Mode
Silent Mode
FM Radio Icon
Alarm Icon
Call Firewall Icon
Message Firewall Icon
Call Firewall and Message Firewall
Keypad Lock Icon
Phone Locked Icon
Memory Card
Battery Level Indicator
2 Getting Started
2.1 Install/Remove Battery
Use lithium-ion battery, please use the original manufacturers or

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authorized batteries and take care of the battery.
Cover: Slip the cover downwards to remove the cover. Press the cover
upwards to install it.
Battery: Put battery into the back of the phone press the underside till
locked. Put the battery up, and then remove it.

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Notice
Press and hold End key to power off. Remove the battery after wait about
10 seconds avoid to damage the storage.
2.2 Battery Charging
Before Charging you must confirm the phone adapter is original
provided by the manufacturer or unauthorized.
Notice:
（1）Please use the charger provided by the original manufacturer.
（2）Do not charge the mobile phone without battery in order to
avoid damaging the phone or adapter.
（3）Do not insert charging cable forcefully to avoid damage to the
phone or adapter.
（4）For the first few times, please charge the battery fully.

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（5）The battery will be automatically discharged, please charge it
when it is not used for a long time.
（6）When not in use, please separate the battery from power
supply. Overcharging shorten the life of the battery.
（7）Do not expose your products to extreme high or low
temperatures.
2.3 Install/Remove R-UIM Card
Before you use the phone, please insert an effective card.
Install R-UIM card: Slip the card. Make sure that the gold-colored
contacts on the card face down into the phone and notice the angles
cutting.
Remove R-UIM card: Slip the card on the contrary to remove it.
Notice
（1）Must power off the phone and disconnect charger and then
continue to remove the R-UIM card.

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（2）Please do not touch the metal area to avoid losing and breaking the
information in the R-UIM card. Put the R-UIM card far from electricity and
magnetism.
（3）R-UIM card must be in the place with the temperature -20℃to
85℃..
（4）Please put the R-UIM card out of the reach of the children.
2.4 Headset
This phone has a headset. Before using it, please plug in on the left
side. After you insert the headset you can use it to listen to FM radio. When
you have an incoming call press and hold the button of the headset to
answer/reject the call.
2.5 Memory Card
Memory Card is an extended memory card that stores multimedia
files.
Install the Memory card: Slip the cover according to the “Open”
arrow to open the cover and then put in the card. Slip the cover according
to the “Close” arrow to lock the cover. Remove the Memory card: Slip
the cover contrarily.

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3 Basic Function
3.1 Power on/Power off
Press and hold End key to power on device when it has enough
Battery. If you have enabled the Phone lock or R-UIM lock, please input the
Password or PIN code when power on. The detail is in
[Menu/Settings/Security settings/Phone lock] and [Menu/Settings/Security
settings/ R-UIM lock].
When the keypad was locked please press Left Soft key and * to unlock it
and then power off. When the phone was unlocked you can press and hold
End key to power off directly.
3.2 Making a Call
3.2.1 Input a Number
From the idle screen press Number key to input the telephone
numbers and then press Send key to make a call or press Left Soft key to
display the submenu: Call, Save number, Send message and Edit.
Call: Call the entered number.
Save number: Save the entered number to the phone book.
Send message: Edit and send a message to the entered number.
Edit: Edit the numbers.
3.2.2 Call a number from Records
From the idle screen press send key to enter Dialed call interface. In
the list interface you can choose someone and press Send key to dial it. The
detail operation is in [Menu/Call History/Dialed calls].
3.2.3 Speed Dialing
From the idle screen you can press and hold 1-9 keys to speed dial
numbers. If you cannot set it when you press it the phone will prompt “No
speed dial set?” Press Left Soft key to set it now. The detail is in
[Menu/contact/Speed dialing].

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3.2.4 Conference Call
During the conversation input the third number from the phonebook
or input the numbers by the keypad directly. And then create the
conference call by accessing options, press Send key to begin it after the
third one answer the call.
Notes
（1）If the contact has several numbers you can set someone as default
and so when you dial the contact it will dial the set number. If you did not
set someone as default you will call the contact of the first number.
（2）Before you use the Conference Call please confirm that the local
network support this function and the R-UIM card opened this function too.
3.3 Answer a Call
When you have an incoming call your phone rings or vibrates
depending on the parameters you choose. However if the number has
been stored in the phonebook, the caller’s name will be displayed.
You can press Send key to answer it or you can answer it by other
ways that you can set the answer mode in [Menu/Settings/Call
settings/Answer mode] otherwise you can press End key to reject it.
3.4 During Conversation
During the active call press Left Soft key to display the submenu: H-
Free /H-Held, Mute/Unmute, Contacts and Messages.
H-Free/H-Held: You can open or cancel the hand-free function.
Mute/Unmute: After you set Mute the partner cannot listen your voice.
And then select Unmute to reset it.
Contacts: Enter the Phonebook and view the contacts.
Messages: Enter the message interface to execute some operations.
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4 Text Input
4.1 Input Rule
(1) In the text input interface press Input key to switch the methods.
(2) a/A Key: Press this key to switch case sensitive.
(3) Alt Key: Hold this key and then press the other keys to input the symbols.
(4)Sym Key: To insert characters which are not shown on the keypad.
4.2 Text Input
In Text input interface you can press QWERTY keys to input letters.
For example: “happy”
You can press “h, a, p, p, y” to input it.
4.3 123 Input
In 123 input, press 0~9 to input numbers, press “Input” key to switch the
input type.
5 Main Menu
5.1 Contacts
From the idle screen select [Menu/contacts] to display the submenu:
Add new contact, Search, Caller groups, Copy all, Move all, Delete, Speed
dialing, Memory status and My number.
From the idle screen press Right Soft key to display the contacts list.
Press Left/Right key to switch the group. Press OK key to view the current
contact, press Left Soft key to display the submenu: Call, Edit, Send
Message, Delete, Copy to R-UIM/Phone, Move to R-UIM/Phone and Add
to Blacklist.
Call: Dial the current number.
Edit: In the detail interface press Left Soft key to edit interface. After editing
the contents you can press OK key to save. Meanwhile when you edit the
numbers you can select Edit and Save as default. You can set someone as
default and so when you dial the contact it will dial the set number. If you

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did not set someone as default you will call the contact of the first number.
Send message: Edit and send a message to the current number.
Delete: Delete the current contact.
Copy to R-UIM/Phone: Copy the current contact from R-UIM card to
Phone or copy it from Phone to R-UIM card.
Move to R-UIM/Phone: Move the current contact from R-UIM card to
Phone or move it from Phone to R-UIM card.
Add to Blacklist: Add the current contact into the blacklist. Once any
contact is added to blacklist then someone and press OK key to delete.
5.1.1 Speed Dialing
From the idle screen select [Menu/ Contacts/Speed dialing] to edit
numbers of 1-9. If the key does not set press Left Soft key/OK key to add
numbers from Phonebook otherwise press Left Soft key to display the
submenu: View, Edit, Assign and Remove.
View: View the set numbers.
Edit: Edit the set numbers.
Assign: Enter the phonebook and select a number again.
Remove: Erase the set numbers.
5.1.2 Memory Status
From the idle screen select [Menu/ Contacts/Memory status] to view
the capacity of R-UIM and Phone.
5.1.3 My Number
From the idle screen select [Menu/ Contacts/my number] to View,
Edit and Save your R-UIM number.
5.2 Messages
5.2.1 Messages
Write Message
From the idle screen select [Menu/Messages/Messages/Write
Message] to the edit interface, please refer to “text input” in edit operation.

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In the edit interface press Left Soft key to display the submenu: Insert
Symbol, Insert Smiley, Insert Templates, Insert Contact and Save to Drafts.
Insert Symbol: Select a symbol and insert it in the edited message.
Insert Smiley: Select a smiley and insert it in the edited message.
Insert Templates: Select a text and insert it in the edited message.
Insert Contact: Select information of the contact and insert it in the edited
message, except for group, remark and Ringtone.
Save to drafts: Save the edited message to the drafts. After editing press
OK key to enter the address list. In the address list input numbers from the
keypad or select numbers from the Phonebook/Call logs. After editing
numbers press Left Soft key to display the submenu: Send & Save, Send
Only, Enter from Phonebook and Enter from Call History.
Send & Save: Send the edited message and save it in Sent Items too.
Send Only: Send the edited message but do not save it.
Contacts: Select number from the Phonebook to add into the address.
Inbox
From the idle screen select [Menu/Messages/Messages/Inbox] to
display the list interface. Press OK key to view the content of the current
message. Press Left Soft key to display the submenu: Delete and Multiple
Delete.
Delete: Delete the current message.
Multiple Delete: You can select some messages to delete. In the content
interface, press OK key to reply it. Press Left Soft key to display the
submenu: Call Back, Forward, Delete, Save Number and Copy to R-
UIM/Phone.
Call Back: Call the number of the sender.
Forward: Edit the message again and then send to others.
Delete: Delete the current message.
Use Number: Take the number out of the message and save them in the

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Phonebook.
URL Retrieve : Using this option user can retrieve a URL link present in the
message content.
Copy to R-UIM/Phone: Copy a message from one type of memory to
another.
Drafts
From the idle screen select [Menu/Messages/ Messages/Drafts] to
display the list interface. Press OK key to view the content. Press Left Soft
key to display the submenu: Forward, Delete, and Multiple Delete.
Forward: Edit the message again and then send the others.
Delete: Delete the current message.
Multiple Delete: You can select someone to delete. In the content interface,
press Left Soft key to edit it again.
Outbox
From the idle screen select [Menu/Messages/Messages/Outbox] to
display the list interface. Press OK key to view the content. Press Left Soft
key to display the submenu: Resend, Delete and Multiple Delete.
Resend: Resend the sent message.
Delete: Delete the current message.
Multiple Delete: You can select to delete some messages together. In the
content interface press OK key to enter the edit interface. Press Left Soft
key to display the submenu: Forward, Delete, and Copy to R-UIM/Phone.
Forward: Edit the message again and then send the others.
Delete: Delete the current message.
Copy To R-UIM/Phone: Copy the current message from Phone to R-UIM or
from R-UIM to Phone.
SMS Settings
From the idle screen, select [Menu/Messages/Messages/SMS Setting]
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Save Sent Message, Memory Status and SMS on Call Reject.
Priority Set: you can select message priority as normal or urgent.
Storage Location: You can select Phone or R-UIM memory. If you select
Phone Memory then the received message will save in R-UIM
automatically when the phone memory is full and then the new received
SMS will be saved on R-UIM card.
Save Sent Message: Set that whether you need to save the sent message.
Memory Status: View the memory status of phone and R-UIM.
Delivery Report: You can set delivery report Open/Close.
SMS on Call Reject: You can set it as On/off and Edit Message texts that will
be sended when a Call is rejected using “SMS on Call Reject.
Delete All SMS
From the idle screen select [Menu/Messages/ Messages/Delete all] to
display the submenu: Inbox, Drafts, Sent Items, and All Messages.
Inbox: Delete the entire messages in Inbox.
Drafts: Delete the entire messages in Drafts.
Sent Items: Delete the entire messages in sent items.
All Messages: Delete all the messages in all the Messages folder.
5.2.2 MMS
Multimedia Message Service (MMS) delivers messages containing a
combination of text, Images, Videos and Sound from phone to phone.
New MMS
From the idle screen, select [Menu/ Messages/MMS/New MMS] to
edit a new MMS.
Inbox
From the idle screen select [Menu/ Messages/MMS/Inbox] to display
the list. Select any Message and press Left Soft key to execute operations
about it.