Olitech EasyFlip OLT2908 User manual

User Manual V2
Model number: OLT 2908
EasyFlip

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Please note, the information detailed
in this User Manual (V2) reflects
information regarding the EasyFlip
(OLT2908) operating system
software update released in May
2020.

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Table of contents
Contents
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Contents
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Specifications
4
Phone settings
37
Hardware guide
5
Time and date
37
Screen icons
9
Language
37
Phone setup
10
Input method
38
SIM insertion
10
Display
38
Powering on
17
Answer mode
38
myEasyAssist
17
Not. light status
39
Message
18
Talkback
39
Calls
22
Shortcut keys
40
Loudspeaker
23
Torch key status
40
Call logs
24
Factory reset
41
Phonebook
25
Call settings
41
Photo/speed dial
27
Audio settings
43
Multimedia
28
Tones & volume
43
Camera
28
Amplify rec. vol.
43
Gallery
29
Talking keys
44
FM Radio
30
Vol. key status
44
Safety - SOS key
30
Message settings
44
Low battery
notification
34
Message font size
45
Bluetooth
46
Organiser
35
Connectivity
47
Alarm
35
Menu Visibility
48
Voice memo
35
Icon View
48
Calendar
35
App
49
Note
36
Troubleshooting
50
Calculator
36
Safety Information
56
Magnifier
36
Warranty/Cert.
59

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Specifications
Design
108 X 57 X 21 mm (closed)
130 g incl. battery
2.8 in main display 1.77 in sub LCD
Single Nano SIM
Memory
ROM 4GB + RAM 512 MB
T-flash card slot (up to 32GB)
2000 phonebook capacity +
100 SMS capacity
Power
1400 mAh battery; 2 day standby time;
3-4 hr talk time.
Note: running myEasyAssist and
Talkback reduce battery life
Camera
5MP main + 2MP sub camera
Sound
95dB ringtone, 25dB amplified earpiece
speaker, HAC, M4/T4
Network
3G: 2100 (B1), 850 (B5) and 900 (B8)
4G: 2100 (B1), 1800 (B3), 850 (B5),
2600 (B7), 900 (B8), 700 (B28).
Wifi + Hotspot, Bluetooth 4.2+HS

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Hardware Guide

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Hardware Descriptions
1.Earpiece speaker
2. 2MP camera
3. Arrows:
Used to navigate menu and settings.
Yellow “select” key:
Used to select an icon/list item.
4. Selection key:
Used to select word written above key
on screen eg “Options”.
5. Green key:
Used to answer or make a call.
6. Loudspeaker/Message key:
During an active call: activates/
deactivates the loudspeaker.
Not during active call: Provides direct
access to messages (SMS/MMS).
7. Magnifier/Amplify headset volume
key:
Not during a call: Press to activate
magnifier.
During an active call: Press to activate
amplification/boost mode for earpiece
speaker.
Note: the amplify receiver volume must
be on in the phone settings for this
function to work
8. Number Keys:
When pressed momentarily, each

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number key types their designated
number or letter as displayed on the
key. When “1” is pressed for 3 seconds
it dials voicemail.
When 2-9 are pressed for 3 seconds
they dial their allocated photo speed
dial number.
9. Star (*) key
When typing, a single press will show
symbol options
If pressed for 2+ seconds navigation
method changes to manual navigation
mode (“computer mouse” style black
arrow appears). In manual navigation
mode the navigation keys move the
computer mouse icon, not the highlight
on screen). Not recommended.
10. Back key
Used to go back to previous screen OR
delete a letter/number when typing.
11. Up Volume and Torch key:
Single press turns volume up; press
and hold for 3 seconds to turn
flashlight on/off. Can be deactivated.
12. Power key/End call key:
Single press during an active call will
end call; When pressed and held for
3-4 seconds the phone will power
off/on.
13. Down Volume Key
Single press turns volume down. Long

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press will turn on do not disturb mode.
14. Photo Dial key:
Provides direct access to photo dial
contacts.
15. Hash (#) key:
Used to change input methods
(capital/lower case when typing).
When on the home screen, press and
hold hash key for 3 seconds to
activate the silent mode.
16. Low battery indicator:
Illuminates when battery low or when
connected to charger.
17. Unread message indicator:
Illuminates when unread message
present.
18. Primary speaker
19. Missed call indicator: Illuminates
when unacknowledged missed call
present.
20. Front display LCD screen
21. Torch/camera flash
22. 5MP Camera
23. Emergency key:
Press and hold red emergency key (on
back of phone) for 3 seconds to trigger
emergency sequence.
Emergency key requires setup –see
“Emergency key”section of manual for
more details.

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24. Headphone port
25. USB cord port (phone)
26. Back cover
27. Conductors for charging via
cradle (phone)
28. USB port (cradle)
29. Conductors for charging via
cradle (cradle)
Screen icon descriptions
Symbols
Explanation
Indicates charging status and
battery level
Indicates the mobile phone
reception/service strength
Phone is using the 3G network
Phone is using the 4G network
Phone is connected to a WLAN/Wifi
network.
Bluetooth function is active
Indicates silent mode is activated
Headphones are plugged in
You have an unacknowledged
missed call (on main screen)
You have an unread text message
(on main screen)
Alarm is set

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Voice memo is set
FM radio active
Overseas roaming
Handset volume amplification On
Do not disturb
Flight mode
myEasyAssit conected
Phone setup
Instructional video available at
www.olitech.com.au/easyflipvideos
Insert SIM card –
Step 1 - Remove the back phone cover.
Find the small recess in the bottom left
corner of the phone (white edge). Using the
back-opening tool (resembles guitar pick),
lever the back cover off. Please note it may
be difficult to initially remove back cover.

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Step 2 –Remove the battery
Using the small cut out at the top of battery,
gently push the battery down and pull it
towards you to remove. The SIM slot can
now be seen in the top left corner of the
exposed phone interior.
Step 3 - Insert the SIM card
(Nano size 8.8 X 12.3 mm)
1. Gently slide silver clip (in SIM slot) to the
left. This unlocks the SIM clip from its fixed
position. Do not use the back opening
tool to unlock the SIM clip.
2. Move silver clip to a vertical position
(hinges from left side). If you cannot grasp
the clip, you can turn the phone upside
down to bring it into a vertical position.
3. Position the Nano SIM card on the open
SIM slot, gold chip facing down, cut out on
top right corner. The black surrounds/
raised edges provide a guide to where the
SIM should be placed.

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4. Return silver clip to horizontal position
so it is flush with the SIM card and slide
silver clip to the right. You should feel it
click into a locked position. If the SIM clip
does not naturally rest in a horizontal
position (flush with the SIM card), the SIM
clip may have slid back towards the right
(locked position). To rectify this, move the
SIM clip back to a vertical position and
gently slide the clip towards the hinge.
Return silver clip to horizontal position so it
is flush with the SIM card and slide silver
clip to the right.
Please note:
Before fixing the phones back cover in
place, please insert the T-Flash card

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(optional), lanyard (optional) and battery.
T-Flash card/Memory card
A T-Flash card/memory card can be
inserted into the phone to facilitate
additional memory. The memory cards
maximum capacity should be no greater
than 32GB.
Inserting the T-Flash card:
When the back cover and battery are
removed, the slot for the T-Flash card can
be seen below the SIM slot. The same
style silver sliding clip that is used to
secure the SIM card is used to secure the
T-Flash card. Please note, to unlock the
silver clip slide it up, the clip hinges from
the top.
Precautions when inserting SIM card
and T-Flash card:
1. Keep the SIM card and T-Flash card out
of reach of children.
2. Do not touch the gold chip on the SIM
card/T-Flash card.
3. Keep the SIM card/T-Flash card away
from magnets.
4. Avoid putting the SIM card/T-Flash card

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under direct heat such as sunlight.
5. Please be gentle with the mechanisms
that hold the SIM card and T-Flash card.
They are delicate and can break if
mishandled.
Insert the battery and secure lanyard
(optional)
Step 1 –If present, remove protective
tape from conductors on bottom right
corner of battery.
Step 2 - Insert the battery so the
conductors on the battery line up with the
conductors on the phone’s battery port
(bottom right corner of battery port). Once
inserted, the battery will sit over the SIM
card and T-Flash card (if inserted).
Step 3 (optional) –to secure the lanyard
the back cover must be removed. The
lanyard eyelet is located above the
headphone jack. Position the thin threading
cord on the lanyard over the small black
rod with the end of the cord positioned
through the outlet to the right of the rod.
Step 3 -Secure the battery cover in
place ensuring the lanyard cord is guided

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through the outlet (if applicable).
Charging the Battery
Only use the Olitech battery and charger
with this phone. Before using the phone for
the first time please charge the battery for
at least 4 hours. During the charging
process, do not remove the battery from
the phone. Failure to comply may damage
the phone and attached accessories
resulting in loss of warranty. The
phone/charger may be warm during
charging. This is normal. If the battery
capacity is exhausted it may take several
minutes for visual indicators relating to
charging to appear on the phone.
Do not attempt to insert the charging cable
into the headphone socket. This could
damage the phone/cable.
Battery charging options:
Charge with the wall
charging plug
1. Connect the USB charging
cable to the wall charging

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plug.
2. Insert the charging cable into the
charging port on the left side of the
phone.
3. Turn power on at power point.
Charge with the cradle charger
1. Connect the cradle charger to the wall
charger via the USB charging cable.
2. Connect the wall charger to the power
point and turn power point on.
3. Place/sit the phone into the cradle
charger (see image on front cover of
manual).
Charing with other devices
The phone can be charged by connecting
the USB charging cable to a computer/car
charging port.
Important Information
When connected to a charger, the red
battery light will be displayed. If the battery
is charging the light will flash. If the battery
is fully charged the light be constantly
illuminated. Please note the notification
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displayed. If the phone is powered off,
when connected to a charger it will not
automatically turn on after it has received
sufficient charge. It must be manually
powered on.
Powering the phone on/off
To power the EasyFlip on, press and hold
the red “end call” key for 3-4 seconds. The
start-up process takes approximately 30-40
seconds. To power off, reboot or put the
phone into airplane mode, press the red
end call key for 3-4 seconds, use the
navigation key to highlight your desired
action and press the yellow key to select.
myEasyAssist
myEasyAssist is a custom designed web
platform that allows the phone user or
authorised person to remotely edit specific
phone settings and locate the phone. The
level of access provided to the authorised
person is customisable. To find out more or
start using myEasyAssist go to
www.myeasyassist.com.au. Setup
guides for myEasyAssist can be found at

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https://www.olitech.com.au/manuals.
Messages
With your phone, you can write and send
text messages (SMS) and Multimedia
Messages (MMS). The messaging feature
of this phone is accessed by pressing the
Message key or selecting Message on the
main menu.
Writing messages
To write a text message or multimedia
message, enter messaging - all previous
message threads be displayed in a list.A
previous message thread can either be
continued or a new message can be
opened.
To continue a previous message thread,
scroll to the desired message thread, when
it is highlighted press the yellow “select”
key. When open, start typing message.
Quick text (templates) and attachments
can be added by selecting Options, then
selecting the desired action. When the
message is typed, it can be sent by either 1.

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Select Options Send; or 2. use the
navigation key (right arrow) to highlight the
right pointing arrow icon (to the right of the
text field). Press the yellow “select” key to
send message.
Note: If a message is drafted but not sent
on an existing message thread, it will
remain in the text box (as a draft) until
deleted or sent.
The text input method can be changed by
pressing the # key. The selected input
method can be seen in the icon bar at the
top of the screen (R9 is predictive text).
The default input method can be changed
in Settings Phone settings Input
method. To access symbols press the star
(*) key (short press). Please note, if the star
key is pressed for 2 or more seconds, it will
go into manual navigation mode. To exit
manual navigation mode press the star key
to 2 seconds again.
Receive and view messages
When a new message is received the
phone’s default setting is to sound a tone.

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The green notification light will also appear
on the front of the phone. When the phone
is opened a popup notification box will
appear. In this popup notification box, the
message can be viewed, replied to or
dismissed. To immediately exit the pop up
box press the red end call key.
Note: This popup notification box can be
disabled in Settings Message Settings
Notifications Popup notification
(untick). The notification light will remain on
until the message has been viewed. If you
have exited the popup notification box, to
view the message, go to Message and
select the unread message. All sent and
received messages will remain in the
message thread until deleted.
Saving photos received via MMS
To save multimedia (photo/video) received
via message, use the navigation keys to
highlight the image/video and press and
hold the yellow “select” key for 1-2 seconds.
Scroll to and select save attachment from
the pop-up list. The multimedia will now be
saved to the gallery.