myPhone ONE User manual

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User Manual
myPhone ONE
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Thank you for choosing our phone.
Please read the manual carefully.
myPhone ONE is designed for use in
GSM 900 1800 MHz.
Large keys with clear lettering, contrast,
colour display, flashlight and Bluetooth
mark your myPhone ONE.
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SAFETY
Read these simple guidelines. Not
following them may be dangerous or
illegal.
DO NOT RISK
Do not switch the telephone on when
mobile phone use is prohibited or if it may
cause interference or danger.
SAFETY WHILE DRIVING A CAR
Do not use the phone while driving a car.
INTERFERANCE
All wireless devices may be susceptible
to interference, which could affect
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performance.
RESTICTED AREAS
Turn the device off in aeroplane, as it
may interfere with devices on the plane.
Your phone can interfere with medical
equipment in hospitals and health care
facilities. It should be applied to all kinds
of prohibitions, regulations and warnings
provided by medical personnel.
QUALIFIED SERVICE
Only qualified personnel may install
software or repair this product.
Repairs by unqualified phone service or
by an unauthorized service centre may
damage your phone and cause a loss of
your warranty.

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BATTERY AND ACCESSORIES
Always try to store the battery in
temperatures between 15 and 25
degrees Celsius (59° and 77° F).
Extreme temperatures decrease battery’s
capacity and vitality.
Avoid contact with liquids and metal
objects. Such contact can lead to total or
partial damage of the battery.
Use the battery only for its intended
purpose.
Unplug unused charger from the power
supply.
Overcharging can damage the battery.
Therefore, you should not charge the
batteries for more than 3 days.
Use only original myPhone accessories
which are available with your phone.
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WATERPROOF
This device is not waterproof. Protect it
from moisture.
EMERGENCY CALLS
In some areas or in certain circumstances
emergency calls from your phone may
not be possible. It is recommended to find
an alternative way to notify emergency
services if you are going to undeveloped
or remote areas.
CHILDREN
Your phone is not a toy. Keep your device
and its accessories out of reach of
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children.
USING THE MANUAL
Before using the device, refer to
information about precautions and
instructions for your phone. All
descriptions in this manual are based on
default settings of the phone.
The latest version of the User Manual can
be found on the website:
www.myphone.pl.
Depending on installed version of
software, service provider, SIM card or
country, some of the descriptions used in
USER MANUAL may not correspond with
functions of the phone, descriptions or
names used in menu.
Depending on country, SIM card operator,
this mobile’s software and all the
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accessories may differ from those shown
in the pictures in USER MANUAL.
Produced b :
myPhone Sp. z o.o.
ul. Krakowska 119
50-428 Wrocław
Polska
Telephone: (+48 71) 71 77 400
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.m phone.pl
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Contents
Contents 10
Contents of myPhone ONE set 14
1. Your mobile phone - introduction 16
The view of the phone - keypad and features………………………………...…1
Turning the phome on/off ……………….18
SIM card, memory card and battery inserting …………………………………19
Charging the phone …………………...…21
Charging without using charging base ..21
Charging with the use of charging base. 22
Low battery indicator information …..…23
2. Using the basic features ……………...23
Menu access ………………………..….23
Customize your phone ……………….….24
Silent mode ………………………….....24
Sounds and User profiles ………………24
Phone lock ……………………………..27
Connectivity options ………………….....28
Making a phone call ……………………28
Answering the phone …………………..28
Text messages ………………………...…29
Sending SMS ………………………..…29
Message displaying ………………...…..31
Phonebook in myPhone ONE ………..….32
Add new contact …………………….....32
Search for contact ………………….…..32
Delete contacts ………………………...34
3. Advanced features ……………………35
Call a contact from Phonebook ………... 35
Missed calls …………………………...…35
Loudspeaker …………………………..…3
International calls ……………………..…37
. Other features …………………………37
Date and time setting …………………....37
Language settings …………………….…38
Display settings ……………………….…38
Call settings …………………………..…40
Call divert ……………………………...40
Call waiting …………………………....41
Alarm configuration ………………….…41
Calculator ……………………………..…42
Factory settings …………………….........43
Flashlight ………………………………..43
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Call history 4 4
Tasks …………………………………….44
Audio player …………………………….4
FM radio in myPhone ONE 47
Calendar …………………………………49
Bluetooth……………………………… . ... 50
Pairing Bluetooth devices ……………...51
Camera......................................................52
Sending files via Bluetooth …………….53
Icons in your mobile phone…………...…52
Troubleshooting…………………… … ….53
5. Care and maintenance 57
Comments on the proper use of battery 57
Phone maintenance 59
Safety information 0
Safety while driving a car 0
Environment safety 1
Technological criteria 3
SAR Certification 4
Proper disposal of used electrical and electronic equipment
Declaration of conformity 8
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Contents of m Phone ONE set
Before using your phone, make sure all
the following items are included in the
box:
•the phone myPhone ONE,
•battery,
•charger,
•charging base,
•headset,
•user manual,
•warranty card.
If any of the above items is missing or
damaged, please contact your dealer.
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myPhone ONE set has a sticker
containing the IMEI and serial number
on the packaging. Therefore it is
recommended to keep the packaging in
case of any complaint. Keep the
container out of reach of children.
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1. Your mobile phone – introduction
The view of the phone – keypad and
features
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1.Charging slot (for charging base)
2.microUSB port
3.Headset slot
4.LED flashlight
5.Volume control
6.Radio FM
7.Ear speaker
8.Display
9. <green handset> key
10. <red handset ke > key
11. Navigation key <up>
12. Navigation key <down>
13.Microphone
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14. <*> key
15. <#> key
16.Flashlight key
17.Keypad lock
18.Camera lens
19.Buzzer speaker
20.Battery cover
Turning the phone on and off
* Attention: Do not switch the phone in
places where using mobile phones is
forbidden or when it may cause
interference or danger.
To turn the phone on off press and hold
the <red handset> key.
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If the phone asks you for a PIN code,
enter the code (it will be displayed as:
****) and press the <green handset>
key.
SIM card, memory card and battery
inserting
If the phone is turned on – switch it off.
Take off the battery cover - gently lift it
with your fingernail and remove.
Insert the SIM card – SIM card should be
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placed with its gold contacts facing down
in a way that the recess is stamped.
Insert the memory card – to open the
card reader lid gently slide it down.
MicroSD memory card must be placed
with its gold contacts facing down, in a
way that its recess is stamped. Close the
memory card lid gently sliding it upwards.
The battery should be inserted in such a
way so that the gold connectors on the
battery contact the gold contacts in
battery recess in your mobile phone.
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Put on the back cover.
Charging the phone
Charging without using the charging
base.
Connect the charger with your mobile
phone via a charging slot, Insert the
charger plug into a wall socket.
*Attention: Improper connection of the
charger can cause serious damage to
your phone. Damage caused by misuse
is not covered by your warranty.
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During or after charging an icon appears:
(or similar). Unplug the charger from
the electrical outlet after charging.
Disconnect the charger cable from the
charging slot in your mobile phone.
Charging with the use of charging base.
Connect one end of the charger with
charging slot in charging base, then plug
the charger into a wall outlet.
Insert the phone into your charging base.
*Attention: Improper connection of the
charger can cause serious damage to
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your phone. Damage caused by misuse
is not covered by your warranty.
During or after charging an icon appears:
(or similar). Unplug the charger from
the electrical outlet after charging.
Disconnect the charging base cable from
wall socket.
Low battery indicator information
When the battery is discharged, you will
see a low battery indicator on display.
The battery icon is empty. If the battery
level is too low, the phone automatically
turns off. To use the phone, re-charge the
battery.
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