Onida G007S User manual

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ONIDAG007S
User Guide
NOTE:UserManual isjusttoguide the userabout
the functionalityofthephone.Thisdoesnotdeemto
be acertificateof technology.Somefunctionsmay
varydue tomodificationsorUp-gradationsof
softwareordue toprinting mistakes.
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Tableof Contents
1.Security....................................................................................3
2. Getting Started..........................................................................7
2.1Batteries...................................................................................7
2.2Connecting totheNetwork...................................................10
2.3Keyfunction..........................................................................13
2.4TextInputMethod.................................................................13
2.5Call Function.........................................................................14
3Mainmenu..............................................................................16
3.1Messaging.............................................................................16
3.2Phonebook............................................................................18
3.3History...................................................................................18
3.4Settings..................................................................................19
3.5Multimedia..............................................................................21
3.6Games....................................................................................23
3.7Organizer...............................................................................23
3.8Services.................................................................................24
3.9Filemanager..........................................................................24
3.10Movie....................................................................................24
3.11UserProfiles........................................................................24
3.12Tools....................................................................................25
4. Appendix.................................................................................25
5.SpecificAbsorption Rate(SAR)certification information......27
6. Appendix:ListofAccessoriesinGiftbox..............................29
7. Service CenterList..................................................................29
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GeneralInformation
1.Security
Thankyoufor selectingour ONIDAG007Smobilephone.Thisuser
guidewill provideyouwiththegeneralinformationand operation
instructions.
The package includesachargeablebattery,acharger andother
accessories. Pleaserefertothe accessorysection for details.
Note:
ØUseonlyaccessoriesapprovedbythephone manufacturer to
ensuresafety.Failingtocomplywiththiswill violatethetermsand
conditionsofthewarranty.
ØIfthecontentsanddisplaysdescribedinthisuser guide do not
matchthe actualoperationofthephoneset, pleaseusethe
displayoftheactualphoneset. Wereservedthe rightsto
changethemechanismsof thephonewithout notice.
ØThisuserguideissubject tochangewithout notice.
Foryoursafety
ŸSwitchoff the phoneinhospitalsand aircraft. Obeyany
restrictions.Wireless devicescan affectthe medicaltreatment
andcauseinterferenceinaircraft.
ŸSomemedicaldevicessuchashearing aidsandpacemakermay
be sensitivetoexternalradiofrequencyemissions. Consult the
devicemanufacturersoryourdoctorbeforeusing thephone
aroundthemedicaldevices.
ŸPayspecialattention totheringtonevolumeandvibration
settingsif youhaveaheartproblem.
ŸInareaswithpotentiallyexplosiveatmosphere, suchasgas
stations,fuelorchemicaltransferorstoragefacilities, obeyall
signsandinstructions.
ŸYour phonewill emitradiofrequencyeven inthestandbymode.
Turn off yourphone wheninstructed.
ŸAlwaysobeyall the locallawsandregulations. Donot useyour
phone whiledriving. UseHands-free operation, ifavailable, and
givefull attentiontodrivingand tothe road. Pull off the road and
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parkbefore making oransweringacall if driving conditionsso
require.
ŸIf your phoneislost orstolen,notifyyour serviceprovider
immediatelytostoptheSIMcard frombeingused.
ŸWhen you contactyourserviceprovider,theywill need your IMEI
number.It isprintedonthebackofyourphone set(youcan find it
whenyouremoveyour battery),or call *#06#tolookupyour
IMEInumber. Copythisnumberandsaveit for futureneed.
ŸTopreventyourphonefrommisuse,lock yourSIMcardorphone,
andchangepasswordswhennecessary.
ŸDonot removethebatterywithoutturning off the phone.Failure
tofollowthisinstruction mayresult indatalost.
ŸWhen youleaveyourvehicle,takethephonewithyouor placeit
intheglovecompartment toavoidtheft.
ŸKeep thephone,batteryorchargeroutof reachof children.
Noticesforyourphoneuse
ŸDonotkeep the phone nearmagneticcardsandotherobjectwith
magnetism.The phone’smagnetismmayclearthe information
stored on floppydisk, pre-paidphonecardandcredit card.
ŸUsethephonenearlandphone,television,radioandoffice
automaticdevicesmaycauseinterferenceandaffectthe function
of themobilephone.
ŸKeepthephone dry,allkindsofliquidcan erodetheelectronic
circuit.
ŸKeep thephoneawayfromextremetemperatures.
ŸKeep the phoneawayfromhotplaceswhere the temperature
mayexceed60°C,suchasthedashboard,windowsill, nearfire
or alightedcigarette.
ŸDonot paint thephone.
ŸDonot dropthe phoneorviolentlycrushorshakethephone.
ŸDonot disassembleor modifyyourphone. Thiscandamagethe
phone,causeleakageand breaktheinternalcircuit.
ŸUseonlydamp clothornon-staticclothtocleanyourphone. Do
not usealcohol, thinner, benzeneor other chemicalsorabrasive
cleaner tocleanyourphone.
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ŸThe phonewill becomewarmunder normaluseand whilein
batterycharging.
ŸDonotleavethe phone withbatteryuninstalledor withthe
batteryemptyforalongperiod oftime.Thismaycausedataloss.
ŸThe metalpartsofthe phone mayirritateyourskindepending on
yourhealthcondition.
ŸDonotputthe phone inthe backpocket. Sitting on itmay
damagethe phone.Donotputthe phoneonthebottomofabag.
Youmaycrushit.
ŸWhen the vibratemode ison,placethephone carefullytoavoidit
beingdroppedfromaheightor beingmovedtoaheatsource
duetothevibrating.
Notice forbatteriesuse
ŸDonotdisassembleor modifyyour batteries,otherwiseitcan
causeleakage,over heat, fire or explosion.
ŸDisposingbatteryinafirecancausefireorexplosion.Old
batteriesshouldbereturnedtoyourdealerorbedisposed
accordingtolocalregulations.Donotdisposethe batteryas
householdwaste.
ŸDonotshortthecircuit ofthe batterywithwires,needlesor other
metalobjects, orstorethe batterieswithnecklaceorother metal
objects,otherwiseitcancauseleakage,overheat,fireor
explosion.
ŸThereisariskofblindingiftheliquidofthebatteriesgetsinto
youreyes. Incaseof this, donotrub your eyes,youshouldrinse
your eyeswell withfreshwaterand go tothehospital
immediately.
ŸIftheleaked liquidofthe batterytouchestheskin,itcan burn the
skin. Pleasewashyourskinwithfreshwaterand go tothe
hospitalimmediately.
ŸNeverputthe batteryinyourmouth.Theliquidofthebatterycan
be toxic.
ŸStop using the batterywhen youfinditbecamehotter,and
change colorandshape abnormallyduring use,chargingor
storing.
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ŸKeep thebatteriesdry.
ŸDonotuseorstore batteriesnearfire,heaterandother place
withhightemperature,otherwiseitcanresultinleakage,over
heat, fireorexplosion.Store the batteryinacooland ventilated
placewithoutdirectsunlight.
ŸDonot chargethebatteryformorethan24 hours.
ŸThe batterycan be charged anddischargedfor hundredsof
timesbut itwilleventuallywearout. Thebatterylifeisshortened
witheachcharging.
ŸWhen replacingthebattery,useonlythe batteriesapproved by
the phone manufacturer.Damageresulting fromusing
un-authorizedbatterieswill notbe coveredbywarranty.
Trafficsafety
ŸDonot useyour phonewhendrivingavehicle.Givefull attention
todrivingandtotheroad.Provided there isan emergency,stop
yourvehicleinasafeplaceandthen useyourphone.Please
obeyall thelocaltrafficlawsandregulations.
ŸNormallythe electronicsystemsinthevehicleshouldnotbe
affectedbytheRF(RadioFrequency)signalsfromyourwireless
phone.Howeverif you suspect anydamage isresultingfromthe
RFofyour phone,contactyourcardealer.Stopusing your
phone inthe car until aqualifiedtechnician clearsthe problem.
ŸTurn off yourphone wheninthegasstationoranyplacewhere
usingwirelessequipmentisprohibited. Donotplaceortransport
yourphonewithinflammablesorexplosives, theinternalsparkle
maycausefire.
Airplanesafety
ŸPoweroffyour phonebefore boarding,theuseofawireless
phoneinanairplane will bedangeroustotheoperationofthe
airplaneanddisruptthewirelesstelephonenetworkandmaybe
illegal.Failure toobservetheseinstructionsmaylead tolawsuit
or denialof GSMcellularnetworkservicetotheoffender.
ŸShouldtherebeanemergencysituation, contact crewmember.
PhoneRegistration
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Inorder toregisterthedetailsofthecustomer,thesoftware
embeddedinthephonehasthefacilitytosendansms
automaticallytoMIRCElectronics Ltduponinsertion of the SIM
card.It isintheinterestof the usertoregister itsdetailswiththe
companyfor anyfutureservices, asmaybe needed. The user
agreestopaytheSMSchargesinrespect of theautomatedSMS
senttothecompanyupon insertionof the SIMcard
2.Getting Started
2.1Batteries
The batteryisincludedinthepackage.Itisnot fullychargedoutof
factorybutit maystill beabletopower on yourphone. Please
completelyuseup the powerofthebatteryand then charge itfor at
least12hourswithyour phoneturnedoff. Youbatterywill reachits
optimalstateafterthreecyclesof chargeand discharge.
2.1.1Installinganduninstalling thebattery
Toinstallthebattery,removethebackcoverfromthephone by
pressingfirmlyon thecover andslideitdown.
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Align thegoldencontactsofthebatterytothecontactsinthephone,
andthengentlysnapdownthebatteryintoplace.Re-assemblethe
backcover.
Touninstall thebattery,flipthebatteryout fromthe bottomof the
battery.
2.1.2Chargingthebattery
Plug thechargerintothesocketontheside ofyourphone.Connect
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the charger toan ACwall socket. Theblinking ofthebatterylevel
icon indicatesthe batteryisbeing charged.When theblinkingstops,
it indicatesthechargingisfinished
Duringcharging,the phoneand chargerwill feelwarmtothe touch.
Thisisnormal.
Warning:
ØThe operatingambienttemperatureofthe chargeris0°C-50°C.
Donot useit when thetemperature exceedsthislimit.
ØUseonlychargersapprovedbythephone manufacturerto
ensuresafety.Failingtocomplywiththiswill violatethetermsand
conditionsofthewarranty.
2.1.3Usingthebattery
The waitingtimeandcalling timecapacitiesspecifiedbythephone
manufacturerare obtained undertheidealoperating environment.
The actualvalueswillvarywiththenetworkcondition,operating
environmentandoperationmethod.
Pleasecomplywiththelocalregulationsofdisposingthebattery
(suchasrecycling).Donotdisposeitashouseholdwaste.
2.1.4Batterylevel indicator
When the phoneison,thebatterylevelindicatorislocatedatthe
upper right cornerofthescreen.
2.1.5Installinganduninstalling thememorycard
Youcanstore videos,photos,images,MP3,e-books,audioclipsto
amemorycard. Thememorycardisinstalledand uninstalled as
follows:
Insertthememorycardintothememorycardslotinthedirectionof
the arrowand keepthemetalside ofthe memorycardinproper
contactwithspring sheetof the cardslot.
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2.2ConnectingtotheNetwork
2.2.1SIMcard
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PleaseinsertavailableSubscriberIdentityModule(SIM) cardinto
yourphonebeforeusing it. SIMcard issupplied byyournetwork
carrier.
All theinformationrelatedtonetworkconnectionisrecordedonthe
SIMcard,soarethecontactinformation suchasnames,phone
numbersand SMSsthatyousettostoreon theSIM.Youcan take
outtheSIMcard fromthephoneandinsertitintoanotherGSM
phone touseit.Mostnewphoneswill recognizethe SIMcard
automatically.
Donottouchthe golden contactsofthe SIMcard and placeitaway
fromelectricityand magnetismtoavoiddamage.Youwill notbe
abletousethephone iftheSIMcard isdamaged.
Note:
ØBeforeinserting and taking outtheSIMcard,alwaysmakesure
thatthe phone isswitched off and disconnectedfromanyexternal
powersource;otherwiseboththe phoneandthe SIMcardmaybe
damaged.
2.2.2InstallinganduninstallingtheSIMcard
The SIMcard usuallycomesattachedtoaspecialcard.The metal
contactsofSIMcardiseasilydamagedbyscratching,sotakeitout
carefullybeforeassembling itintothephone.
Switchoff the phone, removethebackcover, batteryandother
externalpower source.FittheSIMcardintotheSIMcardslot.Align
the angledcorner of the SIMcardwiththe slot. Slide intheSIM
card, makesure it isinplace, install the battery, and restore the
backcover.
Likewise,toremovetheSIMcard,switchoff the phone,removethe
batteryandthentakeouttheSIMcard.
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2.2.3UnlocktheSIMcard
PINcode
YourPersonalIdentification Number(PIN)code protectstheSIM
cardagainstunauthorized use.Your PINcodeisusuallysupplied
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withtheSIMcard.Ifthissecurityfunction isenabled,youneed to
enterthePINcodeeverytimeyouturnonthephone.Youcan also
disablethisfunction.
TounlocktheSIMcard, press and holdthe power button toturn on
the phone. Enter thePINcode. After threeconsecutiveincorrect
PINcodeentries, thecode isblocked,and youneed the PUKcode
tounblockit.
PUK code
Thiscode isrequired tochange alocked PINcode.Ifthe code is
notsuppliedwiththeSIMcard, contact yourserviceprovider. After
ten consecutiveincorrectPUKcode entries,theSIMcard cannot
be used anymore.Pleasecontactyourserviceprovider tobuya
newSIMcard.You cannoteditPUKcode.If itislost,Please
contactyourserviceprovider.
2.2.4Connectingtothenetwork
After theSIMcard isunlocked,yourphonewill automatically
searchfortheregistered networkorother localavailablenetwork.
Onceconnected,thenameofthe networkcarrierwill appear on the
top of the screen.
Youphone isnowinStandbymode,readyformaking and receiving
calls.
2.3Keyfunction
PowerKeypower:Poweron/off thephone
Note:
ØInthisuser guide,press meanspressanactualbuttononthe
phone.
2.4Text InputMethod
Thisphoneprovidesvarioustext input methodsthatallowyouto
useless keystrokestoinput and searchfortext:
ŸABC
Ÿabc
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ŸAbc
ŸHindi
ŸNumeric
2.5Call Function
After the setup describedinthe previoussectionsiscompleted,you
arereadytomakeandreceivecallsusing the basicinformation
providedinthissection.
Note:
ØWhen youare usingheadset, pleaseplug/unplug theheadset
gentlytoavoiddamagingtheheadset jack.
2.5.1Phonepoweron/off
Poweron
Pressandhold power toturnonthephone.IfPINcodeisrequired,
pleaserefer tothe previoussectioninthisguide.
Poweroff
InStandbymode,press power keytoturnoffthephone.
2.5.2Dial
When the networkcarrierisshownonthe screen, your phonehas
enteredthe Standbymodeandyoumaymakeor receivecalls. If
you haveinstalledtwoSIMcards,the twonetworkcarrierswill both
appearonthe screen.
2.5.3Direct dial
Press anynumber keytoenter theDialscreen.
Domesticcall
Press number keytoenteringthe phonenumber(addarea code
whencalling longdistance), and thenpress thedialkey Send to
makethe phone call.
Note:
ØInsinglecardmode, Send will dialouttotheone card.
ØIndualcardmode, Send will dialout withcard1or card2.
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The screenwill showthenameand phonenumber oftheperson
thatyouare calling. After thecall goesthrough, the screenwill
showatimemeterinadditiontothephonenumber and/orthe
nameof the personyouarecalling.
Internationalcall
Keyinthesymbol“+”bypress-and-hold *Key,followedbythe
desiredcountrycodeandthephonenumber.Forexample,tomake
acall toFrance,hold *Key until “+”appearsthen enter“33” (the
countrycode for France)andthe phonenumber.
2.5.4DialfromthePhonebook
Enter Phonebookfromthe MainMenu.You mayusealphabetfor
quicksearchofthenames.
2.5.5Unansweredcall
Ifyouhavesetup AutoRe-dial,yourphone will automatically
re-dialthelastnumber thatyoucalledbut unanswered.
2.5.6Answercall
When there’san incoming call,thephone will notifyyouthrough
vibration,ringing,vibrationplusringing,etc.Thenameandphone
numberofthecaller isshownonthe screen ifthe networksupports
the service. Youmayanswerorrejectthe call.
Ifcall waitingison,(Youneedtoapplyforthisservicetoyour
networkcarrier.)whenyouareonthephoneand thereisanother
incomingcall, yourphone will notifyyou withashorttone. Youmay
answer or rejectthatsecond call.Ifyouchoosetoanswer the
second call, the current call will be on hold.
2.5.7Duringaphonecall
When youare on thephone, thefollowing functionscanbeused:
Note:ThefunctionsvarywiththeSIMcard.
Speaker: Speakerphone
Mute: The microphoneisturnedoff andtheperson youare calling
will nothear yourvoice.
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Hold: Thecurrentcall isonholdandbothyou andthe personyou
arecallingwill nothear eachother. When the call ison hold,you
maypickit upagainorend thecall throughtheOptionsmenu.
End call: Endthe current call.
Volume: Adjustthevolumeof thespeaker or headset.
Soundrecorder: Recordthe phoneconversation.
Phonebook: Enterthephonebookand do the relatedoperations.
Thisfunctionisconvenientforsearchingphonenumbersduring a
phone call.
History: Enter the call historyanddothe relatedoperations.
Messaging: Enter themessagescreen anddotherelated
functions.
YoumayenterDialorPhonebookscreenstomakeanewphone
call whilethecurrent phone call isstill on-going.
Note: Inthedualcardmode, if one cardisinuse, the other card is
under no-servicestate.
3Main menu
3.1Messaging
Youcan sendand receivetheSMSaswell asuseCell Location
Displaywiththisfunction.
Thischapterintroducesthe message servicesprovidedbythe
GSMnetwork.Someservicesmaynotbesupportedbythelocal
network.
Write message
ØSendto: Inputnumber andthen sendSMStotheinputnumber.
ØInsertmethod: Insert Englishinput, Hindiinput.
ØAdvanced: Insertnumber or name from phonebook.
ØSave: Savethe SMSintheDraft box.
Inbox
The Inboxliststhereceived SMS.
Youcan viewthe receivedSMSwiththisfunction. Selectan entry
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of SMSandpress<Option>under theinboxSMSlistwindowto
perform:
ØView: Viewthe message inthe inbox.
ØReply: ReplytheSMStothesender.
ØCall sender: Call thesenderoftheselectedmessage.
ØForward: Editthemessagetosend.
ØDelete: Deletetheselected entryof themessage.
ØDelete all: Deletetheall of themessage.
Drafts
Savedmessagesandunsent message aresaved here.
ØView: Viewthe message.
ØSend: Sendthemessagefromphonebookor enter number.
ØEdit: Edittheselected message.
ØDelete: Deletetheselected entryof themessage.
ØDelete all: Deletetheall messages.
Outbox
The out-goingmessagesarelistedhere.
Your optionsinclude:
ØView: Viewthe message.
ØResend: ResendthemessagefromSIM1or SIM2.
ØDelete: Deletetheselected entryof themessage.
ØDelete all: Deletetheall messages.
ØDetails: Viewcreation date.
Sentmessages
Sent messagesaresavedhere. Youroptionsinclude:
ØView: Viewthe message.
ØForward: Forwardtheselectedmessage toothernumber.
ØDelete: Deletethecurrentlyselectedinformation.
ØDelete all: Deletetheall messages.
SMSsettings
Include Memorystatus, Savesent message, Preferred storage,
SMScenter.
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SMSschedule
Steamessage automaticallysenttime.
3.2Phonebook
Youcan saveaphonenumberinthe memoriesof SIMcardsor
phone.
Press RSKKey under the standbymode andthen select
Phonebookifyoudesiretoenterinthefunction.
Selectacontact inthecontact listwindowand press LSKKey to
perform:
ØNew: Createanewcontact.
ØView: Viewcontactdetails.
ØCall: call thecontact.
ØSendtextmessage: sendtext massagetocontact
ØMove: Movethecurrentcontact toPhone or SIM.
ØCopy: Copythecurrent contact toPhone or SIM.
ØAddtoBlacklist Will the currentcontactadded tothe blacklist
list.
ØOthers Youcanmanagethe phonebookwiththisfunction.
Memorystatus: ViewthequantityofphonesavedintheSIM
cardsorphone memories.
3.3History
Withthisfeature,youcanview theinformationofthecall,press
thedialkeyandselectthecallrecordsinthe standby mode if
you want togetintothis function.
Missedcall
Viewthemissedcall loglistforSIMcard1/2andperformthe
correspondingoperation on theselectedcall log.
Dialedcalls
ViewthedialledcallloglistforSIMcard1/2andperformthe
correspondingoperation on theselectedcall log.
Receivedcalls
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Viewthereceivedcall log list forSIMcard1/2and performthe
correspondingoperation on theselectedcall log.
Delete all logs
DeletecalllogforSIMcard 1/2.
Call timers
Record some recentcalls, towaitsome timeandcanbecleared to
zero
3.4Settings
Youcan setup variousfunctionsfor thephonewiththisfunction.
DualSIMsettings:Youcansetyourphonenetworkstatusasone
of theseoptionsandincludingflight mode, Set normalmodeand
flight mode.
Phonesettings
Youcan customizeyourfavoritephonefunctionsbasedonyour
interestwiththisfunction.
ØTimeanddate: Youcanset homecity,set time anddate, set
formatforyour phone.
ØSchedulepoweron/off Phonecan poweron/off accordingto
yourpreset time.
ØLanguage Set the current systemlanguage.
ØPref. inputmethod: Setthecurrentsysteminput methods.
ØDisplay: SetWallpaper,Screenautolock,LCD backlight, Show
dateand time, Showoperator name,Clocktype.
ØDedicatedkeys Set the dedicatedkeys.
ØShortcuts: set theshortcut keys.
Call settings
ØCall waiting: The networkwill informyou for anewlyincoming
call duringthecall.Pleasecontactwithyournetworkoperatorto
launchor closethefunction becausethefunctionrequiresthe
networksupport.
ØCall divert: Divertan incomingcalltoadesignatedphone
numberunder thepresettingcondition.Thisfunctioncanbe
launchedorclosed.
ØCall barring: Setuptherightof callingandanswering. This
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function requiresthenetworksupport. Youcan launchor close
the function.
ØLineswitching: Set line switching.
ØOthers: There aresome featuresabout Blacklist, Autoredial,
Call timereminder,RejectbySMS, Answer mode,Autocall
record.
SecuritySettings
Youcan manage yourphone safelywiththisfunction.
The phonelockpassword, SIMcardpasswordand PIN2support
4-8digitnumbers, donot support othercharacters.The original
passwordofthephone whenleavingthefactoryis0000. The
passwordand PIN2andSIMcard areprovided bythenetwork
operator.When the PIN/PIN2isinputwronglyinsuccessivelythree
times, theSIMcardwill belocked.
The PUK/PUK2arerequiredtoinputifyou wanttounlocktheSIM
card. ThePUK/PUK2isprovidedbythenetworkoperator.Ifthe
PUKisinputwronglyinsuccessively10times, theSIMcardwillbe
locked and discarded permanently.
ŸPIN: openorclosethePINlockfunction.When PINlockis
launched, the PINshall beinput uponeachpower-on.
ŸChangePIN: PINlockmust beenabled, Just can be change.
ŸChangePIN2: input the correct PIN2.Just can be change.
The SIM2 securitysetupissametotheSIM1securitysetup.
Phonelocked
Openorclosethephonelockfunction. When the phone lockis
launched, the phonelockpasswordshall beinputupon each
power-on.
Changepassword
Youcan changethephone password.
MobileTracker
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