OKTA MONDO User manual
You put your mark on
the world through
technology that works.
Welcome to the user
guide for OKTA
MONDO mobile phone.
A built-in 1.3 mega pixel
camera captures every
unforgettable moment in
your life. You can switch
between GSM and
CDMA to communicate
quickly and conveniently
when you are away from
home. In addition, the
phone supports many wonderful multimedia
functions for your entertainment.
When you need to relax, download a game or
two from the selection on board the MONDO.
Take your entertainment wherever you go with
WAP browser for seamless Internet
connectivity. No matter where you are, OKTA
MONDO is your gateway to freedom.
Declaration
Congratulations on the purchase of your new
MONDO phone!
COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
The content of this guide is protected by
Copyright Law. It is forbidden to copy, distribute,
publish or cite the content of this user guide in
whatever form without the authorisation of
Telecom Mobile Ltd.
Bluetooth is the registered trademark of
Bluetooth SIG Inc.
JAVA is the registered trademark of Sun
Microsystems, Inc.
Please Read Before Proceeding.
THIS DEVICE IS NOT CHARGED WHEN
YOU TAKE IT OUT OF THE BOX.
DO NOT REMOVE THE BATTERY PACK
WHEN THE DEVICE IS CHARGING.
WHEN INSERTING YOUR SIM CARD,
MAKE SURE THE DEVICE IS POWERED
OFF, AND THAT THE SIM CARD SNAPS
INTO THE SOCKET SECURELY.
YOUR WARRANTY IS INVALIDATED IF
YOU OPEN OR TAMPER WITH THE
DEVICE’S OUTER CASING.
PRIVACY RESTRICTIONS
Some countries require full disclosure of
recorded telephone conversations, and
stipulate that you must inform the person with
whom you are speaking that the conversation is
being recorded. Always obey the relevant laws
and regulations of your country when using the
recording feature of your phone.
RELATIVE INSTRUCTION
Some functions referred to in this guide also
need the support of a network operator or
service provider. To confirm whether you will be
able to use certain functions or services with
this phone, please consult your network
operator or service provider.
The phone may include some commodities,
technology or software that is controlled by
export law, New Zealand regulations and
regulations governed by other countries or
areas.
In order to ensure your safety, please read the
“Safety Notice” and “Safety Precaution”.
Typographic conventions used in this user
guide include:
<>: shows function key;
““: shows important information on the phone
interface;
[ ]: shows the phone menus.
I
Content
1.Getting to know your phone......................1
Your phone....................................................... 1
Flip view of your phone ................................ 1
Front view of your phone.............................. 1
Side view of your phone............................... 2
Rear view of your phone .............................. 2
Standby screen ................................................ 2
Programs ......................................................... 4
2.Getting Started............................................6
Using your phone............................................. 6
Installing SIM card and battery......................... 6
Battery charging............................................... 7
Battery power display....................................... 8
Power on/ off.................................................... 9
Power on...................................................... 9
Power off .................................................... 10
Using shortcut keys ........................................10
3.Call Functions...........................................13
Making a call ..................................................13
Making a call from the Standby screen.......13
Making a call from contacts ........................13
Creating a speed dial for a contact .............13
Making a call from Call Logs.......................14
Making a call from text message ................15
Receiving a call ..............................................15
Answering or rejecting an incoming call......15
Ending a call ...............................................15
In-call options .................................................16
Making a three-way call (this must be
supported by the network) ..........................16
Additional dialing information..........................17
Making an emergency call ..........................17
Making an international call ........................17
Dialing a voice mail.....................................17
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Call functions ................................................. 17
4.Text Input Modes...................................... 19
Input screen................................................... 20
Inserting symbol............................................. 21
Inserting template .......................................... 21
Inserting contact ............................................ 21
Inserting net symbol....................................... 21
Dictionary....................................................... 22
Deleting operation.......................................... 22
5. Web..........................................................23
6.Messages.................................................. 25
Text message ................................................ 26
Creating a text message ............................ 26
Text message folders..................................... 28
Inbox.......................................................... 28
Outbox ....................................................... 28
Drafts ......................................................... 29
Template .................................................... 29
Settings ......................................................29
Picture message ............................................30
Creating a picture message........................31
Picture message folders................................. 33
Inbox ..........................................................33
Outbox........................................................ 33
Drafts..........................................................33
Sent............................................................33
My folders...................................................34
Voice message...............................................34
7.Multimedia.................................................35
Camera ..........................................................35
Camera ......................................................35
Photo Editing..............................................38
Camcorder..................................................39
My photos................................................... 41
My videos ...................................................42
Multimedia player ...........................................43
III
Multimedia player ....................................... 44
About the controls ...................................... 44
Settings ...................................................... 45
Voice recorder................................................ 46
Record ....................................................... 46
Play ............................................................ 46
Save to....................................................... 47
Games ........................................................... 47
Boxman...................................................... 47
Tetris .......................................................... 47
8.Java............................................................49
9.Call Logs ...................................................50
Outgoing calls ................................................ 50
Incoming calls ................................................ 50
Missed calls ................................................... 50
Options in call list ........................................... 50
Saving a contact......................................... 51
Call timer........................................................ 52
10.Toolbox....................................................53
Alarm ..............................................................53
Setting the Alarm ........................................53
Canceling all alarms ...................................56
Ringing when powered on or powered off. .56
Bluetooth ........................................................57
Bluetooth Handsfree or Headset ................58
Bluetooth Modem (Dial-up Network)...........61
File Transfer................................................63
Info..............................................................67
World time ......................................................68
Calculator .......................................................69
Stopwatch.......................................................70
Calendar.........................................................71
Selecting date.............................................71
Creating a schedule....................................72
Viewing schedule info .................................74
Deleting today’ schedule info ......................76
IV
Deleting all schedule info ........................... 77
Deleting all outdated schedule info ............ 78
Event / Call/ Anniversary reminder............. 79
Notes ............................................................. 80
PC sync ......................................................... 81
Data service status ........................................ 81
11.My Content.............................................. 83
All data........................................................... 83
Music/Ringers................................................ 84
Wallpapers..................................................... 84
Photos ........................................................... 84
Videos............................................................ 84
Voice recording.............................................. 84
vCards ........................................................... 84
Saving a contact as vCard......................... 85
Sending and Receiving a vCard via MMS.. 85
Sending and receiving a vCard via Bluetooth
................................................................... 87
Other files.......................................................88
Bluetooth files................................................. 89
External memory ............................................89
Info .............................................................89
Format........................................................89
Memory card ..................................................89
Installing Memory card ...............................89
12.Contacts..................................................91
Contacts List ..................................................91
Search............................................................ 92
Search by name .........................................92
Search by number ......................................92
Add................................................................. 92
Groups ...........................................................93
Management ..................................................94
Delete.........................................................94
Copy...........................................................95
Memory ......................................................96
V
Speed dial ...................................................... 96
Info................................................................. 96
My number ................................................. 96
City codes .................................................. 96
Country/ area codes................................... 96
13.Settings ...................................................98
Sound............................................................. 98
Ringer settings ........................................... 98
Power on tone............................................ 99
Power off tone .......................................... 100
Key tone................................................... 100
Flip tone ................................................... 100
Prompt tone.............................................. 100
Display ......................................................... 101
Main screen.............................................. 101
Front screen ............................................. 102
Theme style.............................................. 102
Contrast.................................................... 102
Backlight time ...........................................103
Clock ............................................................103
Mobile...........................................................104
Call settings..................................................104
CDMA call settings....................................104
GSM call settings......................................106
Answer mode............................................108
Auto redial ................................................109
GSM network settings ..................................109
Security ........................................................109
PIN check .................................................110
Change PIN ..............................................110
Change PIN2 ............................................ 111
Change phone password.......................... 111
Phone lock................................................ 111
Fixed dialling............................................. 111
Function protection ...................................112
Reset settings...............................................112
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Phone info ....................................................113
14.Phone Maintenance ............................. 114
15.Troubleshooting................................... 116
The phone can’t be switched on ...................116
The phone has switched off automatically ....116
PIN/ PUN code lock......................................117
Bad call quality .............................................117
Can’t answer a call .......................................118
Can’t make a call ..........................................118
The call volume is too low.............................119
The person you are calling cannot hear your
voice .............................................................119
The incoming call doesn’t ring ......................119
The battery can’t be charged ....................... 120
Not connecting to GSM network .................. 121
The phone does not recognise the Memory card
..................................................................... 121
Browser can’t connect to Internet normally.. 122
Lack of space on phone’s memory .............. 122
16.Safety Precaution.................................123
Usage environment ......................................123
Medical devices............................................123
Pacemaker ...............................................123
Hearing aids .............................................124
Emergency calls...........................................124
Making an emergency call........................ 124
Note about charging the battery ...................125
Battery information and care ........................125
Note about using spare parts ....................... 127
Other safety information...............................127
VII
Safety notice
Before using the phone, please read and follow
the rules below carefully. For more details,
please refer to the “Safety precaution” section
on page.123
If you dial or answer a call while driving,
please use the hands-free device (e.g.
earphone, vehicle hands-free system,
phone hands-free system) or use your
phone after parking the vehicle
The phone may interfere with aircraft
electronics and navigational equipment, so
please make sure your phone is switched
off prior to take off.
All phones can be subject to interference,
which could affect its performance.
Please switch off your phone where you
see signs forbidding phone use. Such
signs can be found in medical centres or
establishments containing medical
equipment.
In order to ensure high performance and
avoid damaging the phone, please use the
original accessories and battery. Use of
non approved devices may invalidate your
warranty.
To avoid the risk of any explosion, please
switch off the phone at petrol stations and
places which are near fuel, chemical
solvent or other dangerous substances.
In order to avoid the risk of explosion,
please switch off your phone prior to
entering areas containing hazardous
substances and in areas where you are
asked to switch off bidirectional radios.
Pay attention and adhere to any rules and
regulations concerning mobile phone use.
Please neither burn the phone battery or
dispose of it as ordinary rubbish as this
could endanger life and cause damage to
the environment. Please obey the
environmental policy of the local
government and dispose of batteries
correctly.
VIII
Keep small parts (e.g. SIM card) out of the
reach of children to prevent batteries from
being swallowed or causing other dangers.
Please back up the important information
of phone and be sure to have a second
copy in case data is lost from your phone.
Make sure the phone is switched on and
has service coverage before inputting the
emergency number. Please don’t end call
unless told to do so.
Getting to know your phone
1
1. Getting to know your phone
Your phone
Flip view of your phone
Earpiece
Left Function Key
Display Screen
Right Function Key
Camera Key
End Key
Navigation Key
* Key
Press the key from home
screen to enter the Main
menu
# Key
CDMA/GSM (C/G)
Switching Key
1. Answering or making calls.
2. Press the key from home
screen to enter “Outgoing"
screen.
Scroll to select or browse menus
Press the key from home screen
to enter the Web screen
1. Hold down the key to switch on or
switch off your phone.
2. While in a call, press the key to end
the current call
Send Key
Front view of your phone
Camera
Sub Screen
Speaker
Getting to know your phone
2
Side view of your phone
Rear view of your phone
Battery Cover
Built-in
Antenna
PLEASE NOTE:
For the operation of the above keys, please refer to
“Using Shortcut Keys” on page 10.
Standby screen
The Standby screen is mainly made up of three
parts, shown as the below figure:
Shows what operations are
taking place and reminds you
of battery and signal strength
Shows numbers, editing
boxes, and all kinds of
prompt information
Shows the functions currently
assigned to the function keys
Icon Function Description
Getting to know your phone
3
Signal Strength: Represents the
current network signal.The number
of bars indicates the signal
strength. The more bars, the
stronger the signal.
Battery Status: Represents the
level of your battery. The more
battery bars, the more power you
have.
Low Battery : Indicates low charge
in your battery.
Roaming: Represents when you
are out of your home network and
have registered on a different
network.
Text Message: Represents when
there is a new unread text (SMS)
message(s).
Memory Full: Represents when
the memory for messages is full.
Picture message: Represents
when there is a new unread picture
(MMS) message(s).
Voice message: Represents when
there is new voice message.
Calendar: Icon is displayed when a
calendar event exists for the
current day.
Clock: Icon is displayed when an
alarm has been set.
Volume off: Represents no audio
alert when a call comes in or a new
message is received.
Vibrate alert: After activating, the
phone can only vibrate to alert.
Press and hold to activate this
function, while pressing again
to deactivate it.
Getting to know your phone
4
Appears after selecting
[Toolbox→Bluetooth→Bluetooth
Modem→Standby Mode] or after
connecting to a Bluetooth
handsfree or stereo headset.
CDMA network Represents when
the phone is currently on CDMA
network
GSM network: Represents when
the phone is currently on GSM
network
No network: Represents when
there is no network.
Represents when a data
connection has been activated.
Represents when the data
connection is dormant.
Represents when all calls are being
diverted.(supported by GSM
network)
Programs
The following table lists the icons of the
programmes that are already installed on your
phone.
Icon Name Introduction
Web
Lets you browse Web
pages, and download
new programs or files
from the Internet
Messages
Lets you send and
receive text message
(SMS), picture
message (MMS), and
voice message
Multimedia Lets you play back
video and audio files,
Getting to know your phone
5
make short voice
recordings and
capture photos and
videos in various
modes. In addition,
you can play two
preloaded games:
Boxman and Tetris.
Java
Lets you operate
Java-based
applications or Java
games on your
phone.
Call Logs
Keeps track of all
phone calls made,
received or missed.
Lets you create
speed dial entries for
dialing frequently
called phone
numbers
Toolbox
Plan your next move
and be reminded of
important events in
your work or social
life by using [Alarm],
[Calendar],
[Calculator] etc.
My
Content
Lets you organise
and manage files on
your phone
Contacts
Manage and keep
track of contact’s
details – including
email addresses
Settings
Personalise your
OKTA MONDO to suit
the way you use it,
and how you want the
world to see you!
Getting Started
6
2. Getting Started
Using your phone
In the CDMA environment, you do not have to
insert a SIM card before using the phone.
When GSM mode is selected, you must insert a
SIM card supplied by a network service
provider before using the phone. The SIM card
includes detailed information of various service
items and can be used to store your phone
numbers and user information.
PLEASE NOTE:
The SIM card and its contacts can be easily
damaged by scratching or bending, so be very
careful when handling, inserting or removing the
card. Follow the instructions provided with the
SIM card and keep all such cards out of the reach
of children. If this SIM card is lost, please ask your
network service provider for help.
Installing SIM card and battery
(1) Press and hold for several seconds
to switch off the phone.
(2) As shown in the following diagram, lift up
the back cover of the phone and remove it
and the battery.
(3) Slide the SIM card into the SIM card slot.
Press the card downwards while inserting
and make sure the card is facing the
correct way, as shown below (with the
contact point facing down).
Getting Started
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(4) Make sure the golden contact of the
battery faces the corresponding contact of
the phone, and then push the battery down
gently until it is fixed in the battery slot.
Lastly, replace the battery cover, as shown
below:
Battery charging
MONDO is powered by a rechargeable Li-ion
battery. When you purchase your phone, you
also receive an AC (110-240VAC) wall charger.
To charge the MONDO using the AC wall
charger:
(1) Install the battery in the phone.
(2) Insert the lead of the wall charger into the
interface slot of phone carefully, and
connect the charger to a standard AC wall
outlet.
Getting Started
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(3) While the phone is switched off, the
battery bar will scroll and you can view
charging process.
(4) When charging is complete, disconnect
the charger from AC Wall outlet first, and
then disconnect the phone from the
charger.
PLEASE NOTE:
1. If the battery is empty, the battery icon will
appear after charging for two to three minutes.
Generally, the charging time is 2-5 hours
depending on the status of the phone (whether
switched on, making a call etc.)
2. Please only use the battery and charger
authorised by OKTA, otherwise damage may occur
to the handset or AC Power outlet. Damage
resulting from use of non approved accessories
will void the standard Warranty of this product.
3. It is recommended that the user avoid repetitive
use of the USB cable(provided) to charge this
handset.
While charging, the battery image on the
phone’s display screen begins to scroll from
empty to full. Once the phone has finished
charging, the battery image will display as full.
CAUTION:
In order to get the best out of the new battery,
please fully charge and drain it two or three times.
The first several times you charge the battery, leave
charging for at least 10 hours. Please ensure your
phone is switched off while being charged.
Battery power display
If the battery is low, the empty battery icon
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