Olitech EasyMate 2 User manual

User Manual V1
Model number: OLT2914V2
EasyMate 2

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Please note, the information detailed
in this User Manual (V1) reflects
information regarding the EasyMate
2 (OLT2914V2) operating system
software and hardware released in
January 2022.
This product complies with the electrical safety
and/or electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
legislative requirements for Australia and New
Zealand.

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Table of contents
Contents
Pg
Contents
Pg
Specifications
4
Emergency key
51
Hardware guide
5
Share location
55
Screen icons
9
Low battery not.
56
Phone setup
10
Auto answer
57
SIM insertion
10
Settings
58
Charging
17
Phone settings
59
Power on/off
19
Time and date
59
Lock/unlock keypad
19
Language
59
Calls
20
Restore factory set.
61
Call logs
23
Call settings
61
Phonebook
24
Caller ID
64
Managing contacts
24
Flight mode
66
Message
28
Display
67
Viewing images
32
Audio settings
69
Input method
34
Audio modes
70
Photo/speed dial
37
Changing ringtone
71
Camera
38
Security
72
Organiser
40
Blacklist
74
Alarm
40
Network
76
Calendar
41
Voice guidance
76
Calculator
42
Menu Visibility
77
Bluetooth
43
Amplify rec. vol.
77
My files
45
Vol. key status
78
Connecting to PC
46
Loudspeaker
78
Multimedia
48
Troubleshooting
79
FM Radio
49
Safety Information
85
Recorder
50
Warranty & Cert.
87
Safety
51
Limitation of liability
88

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Specifications
Design
129.8 X 57.8 X 14.2 mm
90g incl. battery
2.2 inch screen
Single Nano SIM
Memory
128MB+RAM 48MB
Memory card slot (up to 16GB)
500 phonebook capacity +
50 SMS capacity
Power
1000 mAh battery; 5 day standby time;
3-4 hr talk time.
Note: location monitoring functions
consume the battery at a higher rate.
Camera
2MP camera
Sound
100dB ringtone, 95dB 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: A&B).
Bluetooth V5.0

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Hardware Guide

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Hardware Descriptions
1.Earpiece speaker
2. Volume up key
Single press increases volume one
increment.
3. Volume down key
Single press decreases volume one
increment. Note: volume keys can be
deactivated in phones settings.
4. Navigation keys (up and down)
5. Selection key:
Used to select word written above key
on screen e.g.: “Menu”.
6. Call key:
Used to answer or make a call.
7. Loudspeaker/Message key:
Not during an active call: Provides
direct access to messages.
During an active call: activates/
deactivates the loudspeaker.
Note: in some instances, you may be
required to navigate left (e.g., move
cursor left when typing a text/entering a
number). Press the message/
loudspeaker key to do so.
8. Number Keys:
When pressed (single press), each
number key types their designated

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number/letter as displayed on the key.
When “1” is pressed and held for 3
seconds it dials voicemail.
When 2-9 are pressed and held for 3
seconds they dial their allocated photo
speed dial number (if programmed).
9. Star (*) key
When typing, a single press will show
symbol options. When dialling a phone
number, if * is pressed twice in quick
succession (**), a + sign appears (used
for international calls).
10. 0 (zero) key/Lock key
When on the home screen:
- A single press will input 0.
- A long press (press and hold for 3
seconds) will lock/unlock the
phone’s keypad.
When writing text, a single press will
add a space.
11. Torch key
Slide key up to turn torch on. Slide key
down to turn torch off.
12. Back key
Used to select word written above key
on screen e.g.: “Back”OR to delete a
letter/number when typing.
13. Power key/End call key:
Single press during an active call will
end call;
When on the home screen, press and

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hold for 5 seconds to power the phone
off/on.
When in the menu, press (single press)
to return directly to home screen.
14. Photo Dial key:
Provides direct access to photo dial
contacts (displayed 4 per page).
Note: in some instances, you may be
required to navigate right (e.g., move
cursor right when typing a text/entering
a number). Press the photo dial key to
do so.
15. Magnifier/Amplify receiver
volume key:
Not during a call: Press to open
magnifier. Zoom is controlled by the up
and down keys.
During an active call: Press to activate
amplification mode for ear speaker.
Amplify receiver volume must be on in
the settings for this function to work.
Note: in some instances, three
options/actions will appear along the
bottom of the screen. To select the
middle option, press this key.
16. Hash (#) key:
When on the home screen, press and
hold for 3 seconds to activate/
deactivate silent mode.
When typing text, a single press to the
hash key will open the input method

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options (capital/lower case letters,
numbers).
17. 2MP Camera
18. 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.
19. Removable back cover
20. Headphone port
21. Primary speaker
22. Conductors for charging via
cradle (phone)
23. USB cord port (phone)
24. Torch light
25. Lanyard outlet
26. Conductors for charging via
cradle (cradle)
27. USB port (cradle)
Screen icon descriptions
Symbol
Explanation
Indicates charging status and battery
level

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Indicates the mobile phone
reception/service strength
Phone is using the 3G network
Phone is using the 4G network
Bluetooth function is active
Indicates silent mode is activate
You have an unacknowledged missed
call
You have an unread message
Alarm is set
Handset volume amplification On
Flight mode
Meeting profile activated
Outdoor profile activated
Phone setup
Instructional video available at
www.olitech.com.au/easymate2videos
Insert SIM card –
Step 1 - Remove the back phone cover
Position the phone so you are looking at
the grey back cover. Locate the small
recess between the white and grey phone

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casing, just above the bottom left corner.
Insert an object such as an old bank card
into the recess and use it to lever the back
cover off. Please note it may be difficult to
initially remove the back cover.
Step 2 – Remove the battery
To remove the battery, using the small cut
out at the bottom of the battery, gently push
the battery up and pull it towards you. The
SIM slot can now be seen in the top left
corner of the battery recess; the SD card
slot is located in the top right corner of the
battery recess.
Step 3 - Insert the SIM card
To connect to the mobile tele-
communications network, a nano sized

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SIM card (8.8 X 12.3 mm) must be inserted
into the EasyMate 2. The SIM slot is
located in the top left corner of the battery
recess. The nano SIM card should be
oriented with the gold chip facing down and
the cut out on the top left corner.
To insert the nano SIM card,
slide it under the silver
bracket. The silver bracket on
the SIM slot does not move.
The SIM card should be inserted
from the bottom of the SIM slot
and slid towards the top until it
just reaches the top of the SIM
slot.
To remove the SIM card, use the rounded
end of the silver tool to slide the SIM
downwards in the slot until the top of the
SIM reaches the top of the silver bracket.
You can then use the pad of your thumb/
finger to apply gentle pressure and gently
continue sliding the SIM downwards. Do
not try to lift/lever the silver bracket.
Please obtain assistance from another
individual, consult Olitech’s instructional
videos https://www.olitech.com.au/pages/

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easymate2videos or call Olitech on 03
9755 8885 if required.
Please note:
Before fixing the phones back cover in
place:
1. insert the SD card (optional);
2. attach lanyard (optional); and
3. install battery.
Instructions for these processes are
detailed below.
SD card/Memory card (optional)
An SD card/memory card can be inserted
into the phone to facilitate additional
memory. The maximum capacity of the SD
card should be no greater than 16GB.
Inserting the SD/Memory card:
When the back cover and battery are
removed, the SD card slot can be seen in
the top right corner of the battery recess.
The SD card slot is a sliding hinge style slot
(different style of slot to the SIM slot). To
insert the SD card:
1. Gently slide silver clip up. This unlocks
the silver clip from its fixed position.
2. Move silver clip to a vertical position

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(hinges from the top). If you cannot gently
grasp the clip, you can turn the phone
upside down to bring the clip into a
vertical position.
3. Position the SD card on the open slot,
gold chip facing down.
4. Return silver clip to horizontal position
so it rests over the SD card and slide silver
clip downwards. You should feel it click into
a locked position.
Precautions when inserting SIM/SD
card:
1. Keep the SIM and SD card out of reach
of children.
2. Do not touch the gold chip on the SIM or
SD card.
3. Keep the SIM and SD card away from
magnets.
4. Avoid putting the SIM or SD card under
direct heat such as sunlight.
5. Please be gentle with the mechanisms
that hold the SIM card and SD card. They
are delicate and can break if mishandled.
Secure lanyard (optional)
To secure the lanyard, the back cover must
be removed. When looking at the back of

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the phone (back cover removed), the
lanyard eyelet is located on the top left
corner of the phone. We recommend
removing the material from the lanyard (via
the black side squeeze buckle) prior to
securing it to the phone to simplify the
threading process.
Step 1: Thread the black lanyard cord
Insert the looped end of the thin black
lanyard cord into the top of the lanyard
eyelet (above the horizontal bar). Insert the
pointy end of the silver tool into the bottom
of the lanyard eyelet (space under the
horizontal bar) and use it to pull the lanyard
cord out under the horizontal bar.
Continue pulling the looped end of the
lanyard cord under the horizontal bar until
the black side squeeze buckle touches the
phone.
Step 2: Secure black lanyard cord
Thread the black side squeeze buckle
through the looped black cord and pull side
squeeze buckle to tighten.
Step 3: Insert battery
If the battery is not already inserted, do so
now.

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Step 4: Secure back cover in place
Position the back cover over the battery,
ensuring the black lanyard cord passes
through the cut out in the grey back cover.
Apply gentle pressure to the back cover to
secure it to the main phone unit. Clicks can
be heard as the back cover and main
phone unit lock together.
Step 5: Re-attach lanyard material
Re-connect components of the black side
squeeze buckle.
Insert the battery
Step 1 – If present, remove protective
tape from the conductors on the top left
corner of the battery.
Step 2 - Insert the battery, ensuring the
gold conductors on the top left corner of the
battery align with the gold conductors on
the top left corner of the battery recess.
Once inserted, the battery will sit over the
SIM card and SD card (if inserted).
Step 3 - Secure the back cover in place.
Position the back cover over the battery.
Apply gentle pressure to the back cover to
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be heard as the back cover and main
phone unit lock together.
Charging the battery
EasyMate 2 charging components include:
•wall plug (connects to power point)
•micro USB charging/data cable
•charging cradle
Only use the Olitech battery and charging
components with this phone. Before using
the phone for the first time please charge
the battery for at least 4 hours. When
charging, do not remove the battery from
the phone. The phone/charger may be
warm during charging. This is normal.
Important information: If the battery
capacity is exhausted and the phone
powers off:
1. When connected to a charger, it may
take several minutes for visual
indicators relating to charging to appear
on the phone; and
2. When the phone has sufficient charge,
it must be manually powered back on
by pressing and holding the power key
for 5 seconds. The phone will not
automatically power back on.

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Battery charging options:
Charge with the wall plug
1. Insert the larger end of the micro USB
charging cable into the USB port on the
wall plug.
2. Insert the smaller end of the micro USB
cable into the charging port on the base
of the phone. Note: the smaller end of
the cable is trapezoid shaped and can
only be inserted with the short side
facing the front of the phone.
3. Connect the wall plug to the power point
and turn power point on.
Charge with the cradle charger
1. Connect the cradle charger to the wall
plug via the micro USB cable (smaller
end of cable inserts into the cradle with
short side facing up).
2. Connect the wall charger to the power
point and turn power point on.
3. Place/sit the phone into the cradle
charger (as per image on the front cover
of the manual).
Charging with other devices
The phone can be charged by connecting
the micro USB charging cable to a

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computer/car charging port.
Please note: If the phone is connected to a
computer via the USB charging cable, you
can view/transfer files on the EasyMate 2.
See Connecting to PC on page 46 for
additional information.
Powering the phone on/off
To power the EasyMate 2 on, press and
hold the red “end call” key for 5 seconds.
The start-up process takes approximately
10-20 seconds. To power the phone off,
when on the home screen, press and hold
the red “end call” key for 5 seconds.
Lock/unlock keypad
It is recommended to lock the keypad on
the EasyMate 2 when the phone is not
being actively used. Locking the keypad
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pressed and functions being unintentionally
activated. To lock/unlock the keypad, when
on the home screen press and hold the 0
(zero) key for 3 seconds. A message will
briefly appear on screen confirming the
lock status.
Additional methods of locking the phone
can be programmed. These include Auto
keypad lock and Lock screen by endkey.
See pages 73-74 for additional information.
Note: When the keypad is locked, the
following functions can be performed
without unlocking the keypad first:
•calls can be answered/rejected;
•the emergency key can be activated;
•000 or 112 can be dialled; and
•the torch can be turned on/off.
Calls
Making a phone call
Standard dialling
1. Dial phone number using keypad