Myphone Halo 2 User manual

PHONE MANUAL

myPhone Halo 2

Thank you for choosing Halo 2 device.

Please read the anual carefully.

MyPhone Halo 2 phone is designed for

use in GSM network 900/1800 and

850/1900 MHz.

Large buttons with clear description,

contrast and color display, torch,

Bluetooth - these are the special features

of the yPhone Halo 2 phone. The

anual applies to different color versions

of the device.

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SAFETY

Read these guidelines carefully. Not

following the ay be dangerous or

illegal.

DO NOT RISK

Do not switch the device on in places

which are prohibited from using cell

phones, or when it may cause interference

or danger.

ROAD SAFETY

Do not use this device while driving any

kind of vehicle.

INTERFERENCES

All wireless devices ay cause

interferences, which could affect the

quality of other connections.

RESTRICTED AREAS

Switch OFF your telephone in an airplane

since it ay disturb the operation of other

equip ent located therein. The telephone

ay interfere with operation of the edical

equip ent in hospitals and health

protection entities. Abide by any kinds of

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prohibitions, regulations and warnings

conveyed by the edical staff or warning

signs.

QUALIFIED SERVICE

Only qualified personnel or an authorized

service center ay install or repair this

product. Repairing by an unauthorized or

unqualified service ay cause phone

da age and warranty loss.

BATTERY AND ACCESSORIES

Avoid exposing the battery to very

high/low te peratures (below 0°C/32°F

and over 40°C/104°F). Extre e

te peratures ay influence capacity and

battery life. Also, protect the battery fro

contact with liquids and etal objects. It

ay cause partial or co plete battery

da age. Use the battery only according to

its intended purpose. Do not destroy,

i pair or throw the battery into fla es - it

is dangerous and ay cause fire. Worn-

out or i paired battery should be placed in

a dedicated container. Never open the

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battery. Excessive charging the battery

can cause da age and fire. Therefore,

a single battery charge should not last

longer than 3 days. Disconnect an unused

charger fro the power grid.

In case of the charger wire da age, it

should not be repaired but replaced with

a new one. Use only the original yPhone

accessories that are included with your

device set. Installing an incorrect battery

type can cause an explosion. Please

dispose of the battery according to the

instructions.

WATER RESISTANCE

This device is not water resistant. Protect

it fro oisture.

ALAR CALLS

Making alar calls ay not be possible in

so e areas or circu stances. It is

reco ended to find an alternative way to

notify e ergency services if you are going

to undeveloped or re ote areas.

LONG PHONE CONVERSATIONS

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This device generates agnetic waves

which (as with any phone) can cause

headaches. Refer to the "SAR

infor ation" section of this anual for

ore infor ation.

CHILDREN

This phone is not a toy. Keep the device

and its accessories out of reach of

children.

THE USE OF THE ANUAL

Please read the precautions and phone

user's anual before use. The

descriptions contained in this anual are

based on the default settings of the phone.

The newest version of the anual can be

found on our co pany website:

www.myphone.pl.

Depending on the installed version of the

software, service provider, SIM card or

country, so e of the descriptions in this

anual ay not atch your phone, and

the phone itself and its accessories ight

differ fro the one included in the

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illustrations in this anual.

FUEL STATION SAFETY

Always turn off the phone while refuelling

your car on petrol station. Do not use your

phone close to che icals.

SOUNDS

To avoid hearing da age, do not

use the device at high volu e

levels for a long period of ti e, do

not put operating device directly

to the ear.

anufacturer:

yPhone Sp. z o.o.

street Nowogrodzka

31 street

00-511 Warsaw

Poland

Helpline:

(+48 71) 71 77 400

Customer service:

yPhone Sp. z o.o.

street Krakowska 119

50-428 Wrocław

Poland

Website:

http://www. yphone.pl

E- ail: po oc@ yphone.pl

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Table of contents

Table of contents .................................. 7

Package content of myPhone Halo 2 ........ 8

Technical Specification ....................... 9

Additional technical information ...... 10

The phone, its functions and buttons .... 11

Turning the phone on/off ................... 14

Inserting a SI card, memory card,

and the battery ................................... 15

Charging the phone ............................ 16

Charging without the cradle charger .............16

Charging with the cradle charger ..................16

Sounds and user profiles .................. 17

SOS button .......................................... 17

Lock the phone ................................... 18

Calling .................................................. 18

Answering ........................................... 19

Text messages .................................... 19

Creating and sending text essages ...........19

Messages display .........................................20

Phonebook .......................................... 20

Adding a new contact ...................................20

Search for a contact .....................................21

Deleting contacts ..........................................21

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Factory settings .................................. 21

Torch .................................................... 22

Phone icons ........................................ 22

Troubleshooting ................................. 22

Proper use of the battery ................... 25

Proper phone maintenance. .............. 26

Safety information .............................. 27

Road safety ..................................................27

Surroundings security ...................................28

Technological criteria ........................ 29

Information on certificates (SAR) ..... 30

Correct disposal of electrical and

electronic equipment ......................... 31

Correct disposal of used batteries ... 32

Declaration of conformity with

European Union Directives ............... 34

Package content of myPhone Halo 2

Before you start using your phone, ake

sure all of the following ite s are included

in the box:

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• yPhone Halo 2 phone,

• battery,

• charger,

• cradle charger,

• user anual,

• warranty card.

If any of the above ite s is issing or

da aged, please contact your dealer.

There is a sticker containing the IMEI and

serial nu ber on the packaging

of yPhone Halo 2 set. We advise to

keep the container in case of any

co plaints. Keep the container out of

reach of children.

Technical Specification

Four frequency ranges:

850/1900 i 900/1800 MHz;

One SIM card slot, speakerphone ode

Di ensions: 121 x 58 x 14

Display: 2'2"

Battery capacity: 900 Ah

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Weight: 85 g

Me ory cards support up to 32 GB

Battery technical specification:

Input: 100-240 V~, 50/60 Hz, 150 A

Output: 5.0 V , 500 A.

Additional technical information

The phone will store 100 contacts in the

phonebook, and its internal e ory

stores up to 50 text essages. To use the

ca era and enter your own ringtones, it is

reco ended to ount the SD e ory

card in your phone. You can purchase

headphones with a icro USB connector

for better radio reception. The headphone

icroUSB can not be shorter than 7 .

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The phone, its functions and buttons

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Speaker A speaker used in phone

conversations

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Display LCD display

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< enu>

button

While on the ain screen,

it enables entering the

enu, and confir s choice

while in the enu.

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<Green

headset>

button

Allows you to receive an

inco ing call. You can also

view the call list.

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Navigation

button up

While in enu enables

navigating around the

enu. While on the ain

screen – up.

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Navigation

button

down

While in enu enables

navigating around the

enu. While on the ain

screen – down.

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button

On the ainscreen, launch

the phonebook. While in

the enu you can exit or

opt out.

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<Red

handset>

Allows you to reject an

inco ing call. While in the

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button enu allows you to return

to the ain screen. While

on the ainscreen it allows

to turn off the display and,

if pressed longer, turn it off

or on again.

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<*> button

Used to lock the keyboard

and change slider values,

text options, etc. When

writing an SMS, it displays

sy bols for insertion into

the content.

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<#> button

When writing an SMS, it

switches sound profiles

and character input odes

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Torch On /

Off.

This button allows you to

turn the torch on or off.

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Ca corder

Ca era lens

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SOS button

Press and hold to activate

an alar or auto-dial of

predefined nu bers.

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Phone

keypad

Keys enabling dialling the

phone nu ber in the ho e

screen, and entering the

letters and nu bers of the

essage body in the SMS

writing ode.

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LED diode Diode is used as a torch

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Contacts

Allow you to connect your

phone to the charging

base.

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MicroUSB

port

When connected, the

charger enables recharging

the battery. You can

transfer data (photos,

videos, usic) when you

connect it to your

co puter.

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Gap Makes it easier to re ove

the phone back cover.

Turning the phone on/off

To turn the phone on/off press and hold

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the red handset (8) button. If directly after

turning the phone on you will see

the code request, (in for of “****”) type

the code and press enu button (3)

Inserting a SI card, memory card,

and the battery

If the phone is switched on - switch it off.

Re ove the back cover – pry it by the gap

in the cover (18). Insert the SIM card with

its gold contacts facing down, the way in

which the slot is e bossed. Insert the

e ory card - to open the flip of the card

reader slide it delicately down. Insert the

icroSD e ory card with its gold

contacts facing down, the way in which the

slot is e bossed. Close the cover by

sliding it delicately up.

Insert the battery - it should be placed so

that its gold contacts touch the connectors

in the phone bay. Put on and gently press

down the cover until you hear the click of

the latches. Make sure the cover is well

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attached and will not fall off.

Charging the phone

Charging without the cradle charger

Connect the icroUSB charger to the

charger connector on your phone, then

connect the charger plug into the power

grid.

*Attention: I proper connection of the

charger can cause serious da age to the

phone. Da ages caused by an i proper

use of the phone are not covered by the

warranty. The icon (or si ilar) will

appear during charging and when the

battery is fully charged. When charging is

co plete unplug the charger fro the

power outlet. Unplug the cable fro the

socket on the phone.

Charging with the cradle charger

Connect the icroUSB charger to the

connector in the cradle charger, then

connect the charger plug into the power

grid. Place the phone in the charging base.

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*Attention: I proper connection of the

charger can cause serious da age to the

phone. Da ages caused by an i proper

use of the phone are not covered by the

warranty.

Sounds and user profiles

To change sound profile select: [ enu] →

[Settings] → [Profiles]. Select the

chosen sound profile and enter: [Options]

→ [Activate], to activate the chosen

profile or [Options] → [Customize] → to

edit the profile according to your own

preferences. To save the changes press

→ [Options] → [Save] → [Select].

SOS button

yPhone Halo 2

phone has got an

SOS button. It is

placed at the back

of the phone. SOS

button option can

be turned on by

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entering [ enu] →[Settings] → [SOS

settings]. We recommend to enter

rescue service nu ber into one of your

family numbers, and add your ho e

address into the body of the SOS

essage.

Lock the phone

To lock the keyboard while on the

ainscreen press enu button and then

(*). The keyboard is now locked and the

screen will turn off auto atically after

a short while. Unlocking the keyboard is

done the sa e way. The phone

auto atically locks the keyboard when not

in use.

Calling

Enter the nu ber to the ain screen using

the nu eric keypad. We reco end that

you enter the area code prior to the

telephone nu ber. Press <green

handset>, to start the call. Press <red

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handset>, to finish the call.

Answering

Press <green handset> or [answer] to

answer an inco ing call. Press <red

handset>, to finish/ reject the call.

Text messages

Creating and sending text messages

Enter: [ enu] → [ essages] → [Write

message]. Type in the essage using

the keypad. Sings are typed in letter by

letter. The phone is not equipped with a

dictionary. <#> button is used to change

the writing ode. You can choose fro :

ABC ode – uppercase only, abc –

lowercase only, nu eric – only digits.

To enter a special character i.e. period,

co a, dash, etc., press <*> and choose

fro the list, or press the <1> a nu ber of

ti es. To enter a space between words,

press 0. When the essage is ready,

enter → [Options] and then select [Send

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To]. Type in the essage using the

keypad or add the nu ber fro the

phonebook. After entering the

nu ber/choosing a contact enter:

[Options] → [Send], to send the

essage.

Messages display

Enter: [ enu] → [ essages] → [Inbox],

choose a essage fro the list and select

[Options] → [View] → <Select> to see

the essage itself.

Phonebook

Adding a new contact

Enter [ enu] → [Phonebook] → [OK] →

[Add new contact]. Select the location of

your contact: on the SIM card or on the

phone. Enter the contact details: na e,

phone nu ber, Press [Options] →

[Save] → [Select] to save the contact.

Photo contacts:

This option allows you to assign photos to

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