Onida G9 User manual

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ONIDAG9
UserManual
NOTE:UserManual isjust toguidethe userabout thefunctionalityofthe phone. This
doesnotdeemtobe acertificateoftechnology. Somefunctionsmayvarydueto
modifications orUp-gradationsofsoftwareorduetoprintingmistakes
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TableofContents
1. Security....................................................................................4
2. GettingStarted.........................................................................8
2.1. Batteries............................................................................8
2.1.1. Installinganduninstallingthebattery......................8
2.1.2. Chargingthebattery.............................................8
2.1.3. Usingthebattery..................................................8
2.1.4. Batterylevelindicator............................................9
2.2. Connectingto theNetwork..................................................9
2.2.1. SIMcard..............................................................9
2.2.2. InstallinganduninstallingtheSIMcard...................9
2.2.3. UnlocktheSIMcard..............................................9
2.2.4. Connectingtothenetwork...................................10
2.3. TextInputMethod............................................................10
3. Phonebook............................................................................10
4. Messages...............................................................................11
4.1. Writemessage.................................................................11
4.2. Inbox..............................................................................11
4.3. Drafts..............................................................................12
4.4. Outbox............................................................................12
4.5. SentMessages.................................................................13
4.6. BroadcastMessages...............Error!Bookmarknotdefined.
4.7. SMSsettings....................................................................13
4.8. SMSschedule...................................................................14
5. History...................................................................................14
5.1. History.............................................................................14
6. Settings.................................................................................14
6.1. DualSIMsettings.............................................................14
6.2 call setup.........................................................................15
6.2.1. Advancesettings.................................................15
6.2. Phonesettings..................................................................15
6.3. Networksettings...............................................................15
6.4. Securitysettings...............................................................16
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6.4.1. SIM1security......................................................16
6.4.2. Phonesecurity....................................................16
6.4.3. AutoKeypadLock...............................................16
6.4.4. Privacyprotection...............................................16
6.4.5. Mobiletracker.....................................................17
6.5. Bluetooth...........................................................17
6.6. Restorefactorysettings.....................................................17
7. Games.............................................. Error! Bookmarknotdefined.
8. Multimedia............................................................................17
8.1. Camera...........................................................................17
8.2. Photos.............................................................................18
8.3. Video recorder..................................................................18
8.4. Video player.....................................................................18
8.5. Audio Player.....................................................................19
8.6. SoundRecorder................................................................19
8.7. FMradio..........................................................................20
9. Organizer...............................................................................20
9.1. Torch..............................................................................20
9.2. Calendar..........................................................................20
9.3. Alarm..............................................................................22
9.4. Worldclock......................................................................22
9.5. Calculator........................................................................21
9.6. EbookReader...................................................................21
10. Services.................................................................................21
11. FileManager..........................................................................21
12. Appendix .................................................................................22
12.1. FAQ................................................................................22
12.2. ErrorMessage..................................................................22
12.3. Careandmaintenance.......................................................23
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GeneralInformation
ThankyouforselectingourOnidaG9mobilephone.Thisuserguidewillprovideyouwiththegeneralinformationandoperationinstructions.
Thepackage includesachargeablebattery,achargerandotheraccessories.Pleasereferto theAccessorysectionfordetails.
Note:
ØUseonlyaccessoriesapprovedbythephonemanufacturertoensuresafety.Failingtocomplywiththiswillviolatethetermsandconditionsofthewarranty.
ØIfthecontentsanddisplaysdescribedinthisuserguidedonotmatchtheactualoperationofthephoneset,pleaseusethedisplayoftheactualphoneset.
Wereservedtherightsto changethemechanismsofthephonewithoutnotice.
ØThisuserguideissubject tochange withoutnotice.
1. Security
Emergency call
Inanycountry,youcandial112 (orotheremergencycallnumber) foremergencyhelp.
Note:
ØBased onthenatureofcellularnetworking,thesuccessoftheemergencycallcannotbeguaranteed.
Foryour safety
ŸSwitchoff thephoneinhospitalsandaircraft.Obeyanyrestrictions.Wireless devicescanaffectthemedicaltreatmentandcauseinterferenceinaircraft.
ŸSomemedicaldevicessuchashearingaidsandpacemakermay besensitiveto externalradio frequencyemissions.Consultthedevicemanufacturersoryour
doctorbeforeusingthephonearoundthemedicaldevices.
ŸPay specialattentiontotheringtonevolumeandvibrationsettingsifyouhaveaheart problem.
ŸInareaswithpotentiallyexplosiveatmosphere,suchas gas stations,fuelorchemicaltransferorstorage facilities,obeyallsignsandinstructions.
ŸYouphonewillemit radio frequencyeveninthestandbymode.Turnoff youphonewhenso instructed.
ŸAlways obeyallthelocallawsandregulations.Donotuseyourphonewhiledriving.UseHands-free operation, ifavailable,andgivefullattentionto driving
andto theroad.Pull offtheroadandparkbeforemakingoransweringacallifdrivingconditionssorequire.
ŸIfyourphoneislostorstolen,notifyyourserviceproviderimmediatelyto stoptheSIMcardfrombeingused.
ŸWhenyoucontactyourserviceprovider,theywillneedyourIMEInumber.Itisprintedonthebackofyourphoneset(youcanfinditwhenyouremoveyour
battery),orcall*#06#to lookupyourIMEInumber.Copythisnumberandsave itforfutureneed.
ŸTopreventyourphonefrommisuse,lockyourSIMcardorphone,andchangepasswordswhennecessary.
ŸDo notremovethebatterywithoutturningoff thephone.Failuretofollowthisinstructionmayresultindatalost.
ŸWhenyouleaveyourvehicle,takethephonewithyouorplaceit intheglovecompartmenttoavoidtheft.
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ŸKeep thephone,batteryorchargeroutofreachofchildren.
Noticesfor yourphoneuse
ŸDonotkeep thephonenearmagnetic cardsandotherobject withmagnetism.Thephone’smagnetismmay cleartheinformationstoredonfloppydisk,
pre-paidphonecardandcreditcard.
ŸUsethephonenearlandphone,television,radioandofficeautomatic devicesmaycauseinterferenceandaffect thefunctionofthemobilephone.
ŸKeep thephonedry,allkindsofliquidcanerode theelectronic circuit.
ŸKeep thephoneaway fromextremetemperatures.
ŸKeep thephoneaway fromhotplaceswherethetemperaturemayexceed60°C,suchas thedashboard,windowsill,nearfireoralighted cigarette.
ŸDo notpaintthephone.
ŸDo notdropthephoneorviolentlycrushorshakethephone.
ŸDo notdisassembleormodify yourphone.Thiscandamage thephone,causeleakage andbreaktheinternalcircuit.
ŸUseonlydampclothornon-staticclothtocleanyourphone.Donotusealcohol,thinner,benzeneorotherchemicalsorabrasivecleanerto cleanyourphone.
ŸThephonewillbecomewarmundernormaluseandwhileinbatterycharging.
ŸDo notleavethephonewithbatteryuninstalledorwiththebatteryemptyforalongperiodoftime.Thismay causedataloss.
ŸThemetalpartsofthephonemayirritateyourskindependingonyourhealthcondition.
ŸDo notputthephoneinthebackpocket.Sittingonitmaydamagethephone.Donotputthephoneonthebottomofabag.Youmay crushit.
ŸWhenthevibratemodeison, placethephonecarefullyto avoiditbeingdroppedfromaheightorbeingmovedto aheatsourcedueto thevibrating.
Noticefor batteriesuse
ŸDo notdisassembleormodify yourbatteries,otherwiseitcancauseleakage,overheat,fireorexplosion.
ŸDisposingbatteryinafirecancausefireorexplosion. Oldbatteriesshouldbereturnedtoyourdealerorbe disposedaccordingto localregulations.Donot
disposethebatteryas householdwaste.
ŸDonotshort thecircuitofthebatterywithwires,needlesorothermetalobjects,orstorethebatterieswithnecklaceorothermetalobjects,otherwiseitcan
causeleakage,overheat,fireorexplosion.
ŸThereisariskofblindingiftheliquidofthebatteriesgetsintoyoureyes.Incaseofthis,donotrubyoureyes,youshouldrinseyoureyeswellwithfresh
waterandgotothehospitalimmediately.
ŸIftheleakedliquidofthebatterytouchestheskin, itcanburntheskin. Please washyourskinwithfreshwaterandgo to thehospitalimmediately.
ŸNeverputthebatteryinyourmonth. Theliquidofthebatterycanbe toxic.
ŸStopusingthebatterywhenyoufinditbecamehotter,andchange colorandshapeabnormallyduringuse,chargingorstoring.
ŸKeep thebatteriesdry.
ŸDonotuseorstorebatteriesnearfire,heaterandotherplacewithhightemperature,otherwiseitcanresultinleakage,overheat,fireorexplosion. Storethe
batteryinacoolandventilated placewithoutdirect sunlight.
ŸDo notchargethebatteryformorethan24 hours.
ŸThebatterycanbecharged anddischargedforhundredsoftimesbutitwill eventuallywearout.Thebatterylifeisshortenedwitheachcharging.
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ŸWhenreplacingthebattery,useonlythebatteriesapprovedbythephonemanufacturer.Damageresultingfromusingun-authorizedbatterieswillnotbe
coveredbywarranty.
Trafficsafety
ŸDonotuseyourphonewhendrivingavehicle.Givefullattentiontodrivingandtotheroad.Providedthereisanemergency,stopyourvehicleinasafeplace
andthenuseyourphone.Pleaseobeyall thelocaltraffic lawsandregulations.
ŸNormallytheelectronic systemsinthevehicleshouldnotbeaffectedbytheRF(Radio Frequency)signalsfromyourwireless phone.Howeverifyoususpect
anydamage isresultingfromtheRFofyourphone,contact yourcardealer.Stopusingyourphoneinthecaruntilaqualified technicianclearstheproblem.
ŸTurnoff yourphonewheninthegasstationoranyplacewhereusingwireless equipmentisprohibited.Do notplaceortransport yourphonewith
inflammablesorexplosives,theinternalsparklemaycausefire.
Airplanesafety
ŸPoweroff yourphonebeforeboarding,theuseofawireless phoneinanairplanewillbedangeroustotheoperationoftheairplaneanddisruptthewireless
telephonenetworkandmaybeillegal.Failuretoobservetheseinstructionsmayleadto lawsuitordenialofGSMcellularnetworkservicetotheoffender.
ŸShouldtherebe anemergencysituation, contact crewmember.
PhoneRegistration
ŸInordertoregisterthedetailsofthecustomer,thesoftwareembeddedinthephonehas thefacilitytosendansmsautomaticallytoMIRCElectronicsLtd
uponinsertionoftheSIMcard.Itisintheinterestoftheuserto registeritsdetailswiththecompanyforanyfutureservices,as maybeneeded.Theuser
agreesto paytheSMSchargesinrespect oftheautomatedSMSsenttothecompanyuponinsertionoftheSIMcard
Introduction
1PhoneDisplay
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Key Function
DialKey DialandreceivecallsviaSIM1orSIM2card.
Viewcall historyofSIM1orSIM2inidlemode.
CallEndKey Press andholdtoturnthephoneon/off.
Endacallorrejectanincomingcall.
Returntotheidlemode.
LeftSoftKey Go to mainMenu.
RightSoftKey Accessthephonebooklistinidlemode.Returnto thepreviousmenu.
OKKey Confirmaselection/EnterforshortcutKey.
Numeric key Enternumbers,lettersorcharacters.
Select asubmenuitemwiththecorrespondingnumber.
* Pressandholdto togglebetween*,+,PandW.
Press to entersymbolwheneditingtext.
# Press to switchinputmodeswhenenteringtext.
Press andholdtoactivateordeactivatetheMeetingmode inidlemode.
NavigationKey Press toaccess fourfunctionsinidlemode
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Withinamenu, pressUp,Down, LeftorRighttoscrollthroughmenu options.
2. GettingStarted
2.1. Batteries
Thebatteryisincluded inthepackage.Itisnotfullychargedoutoffactorybutit maystill beabletopoweronyourphone.Pleasecompletelyuseupthepower
ofthebatteryandthencharge it foratleast12hourswithyourphoneturned off.Youbatterywillreachitsoptimalstateafterthreecyclesofchargeand
discharge.
2.1.1. Installinganduninstallingthebattery
To installthebattery,removethebackcoverfromthephonebypressingfirmlyonthecoverandslide it down.Alignthegoldencontactsofthebatteryto the
contactsinthephone,andthengentlysnapdownthebatteryintoplace.Re-assemblethebackcover.
To uninstallthebattery,flipthebatteryoutfromthebottomofthebattery.
2.1.2. Chargingthebattery
Plugthechargerintothesocketonthesideofyourphone.ConnectthechargertoanACwallsocket.Theblinkingofthebatteryleveliconindicatesthebattery
isbeingcharged.Whentheblinkingstops,it indicatesthechargingisfinished
Duringcharging,thephoneandchargerwillfeelwarmtothetouch. Thisisnormal.
Warning:
ØTheoperatingambienttemperatureofthechargeris0°C-50°C.Donotuseit whenthetemperatureexceedsthislimit.
ØUseonlychargersapproved bythephonemanufacturerto ensuresafety.Failingto complywiththiswill violatethetermsandconditionsofthewarranty.
2.1.3. Usingthebattery
Thewaitingtimeandcallingtimecapacitiesspecifiedbythephonemanufacturerareobtainedundertheidealoperatingenvironment.Theactualvalueswill
varywiththenetworkcondition, operatingenvironmentandoperationmethod.
Pleasecomplywiththelocalregulationsofdisposingthebattery(suchas recycling).Do notdisposeitas householdwaste.
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2.1.4. Batterylevelindicator
Whenthephoneison,thebatterylevelindicatorislocatedattheupperrightcornerofthescreen.
2.2. ConnectingtotheNetwork
2.2.1. SIM card
PleaseinsertavailableSubscriberIdentityModule(SIM) cardintoyourphonebeforeusingit.SIMcardissuppliedbyyournetworkcarrier.
Alltheinformationrelatedto networkconnectionisrecordedontheSIMcard,so arethecontact informationsuchasnames,phonenumbersandSMSthatyou
settostoreontheSIM.YoucantakeouttheSIMcardfromthephoneandinsertitinto anotherGSMphoneto useit.MostnewphoneswillrecognizetheSIM
cardautomatically.
DonottouchthegoldencontactsoftheSIMcardandplaceitaway fromelectricityandmagnetismtoavoiddamage.Youwill notbe abletousethephoneifthe
SIMcardisdamaged.
Note:
ØBeforeinsertingandtakingouttheSIMcard,alwaysmakesurethatthephoneisswitchedoff anddisconnected fromanyexternalpowersource;otherwise
boththephoneandtheSIMcardmay be damaged.
2.2.2. InstallinganduninstallingtheSIM card
TheSIMcardusuallycomesattached toaspecialcard.ThemetalcontactsofSIMcardiseasilydamaged byscratching,sotakeit outcarefullybefore
assemblingit into thephone.
Switchoffthephone;removethebackcover,batteryandotherexternalpowersource.FittheSIMcardintotheSIMcardslot.Aligntheangled corneroftheSIM
cardwiththeslot.Slide intheSIMcard,makesureitisinplace,installthebattery,andrestorethebackcover.
Likewise,to removetheSIMcard,switchoff thephone,removethebatteryandthentakeouttheSIMcard.
2.2.3. UnlocktheSIMcard
PINcode
YourPersonalIdentificationNumber(PIN)codeprotectstheSIMcardagainstunauthorizeduse.YourPINcodeisusuallysuppliedwiththeSIMcard.Ifthis
securityfunctionisenabled,youneed to enterthePINcodeeverytimeyouturnonthephone.Youcanalso disablethisfunction.
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TounlocktheSIMcard,press andholdthepowerbuttontoturnonthephone.EnterthePINcode.Afterthreeconsecutiveincorrect PINcodeentries,thecode
isblocked,andyouneedthePUKcode to unblockit.
PUKcode
Thiscodeisrequired tochangealockedPINcode.Ifthecode isnotsupplied withtheSIMcard,contact yourserviceprovider.Aftertenconsecutiveincorrect
PUKcodeentries,theSIMcardcannotbeusedanymore.Please contactyourserviceprovidertobuyanewSIMcard.YoucannoteditPUKcode.Ifitislost,
Pleasecontact yourserviceprovider.
2.2.4. Connectingtothenetwork
AftertheSIMcardisunlocked,youphonewillautomaticallysearchfortheregisterednetworkorotherlocalavailablenetwork.Onceconnected,thenameofthe
networkcarrierwillappearonthetopofthescreen.
YouphoneisnowinStandbymode,readyformakingandreceivingcalls
2.3. TextInputMethod
Thisphoneprovidesvarioustextinputmethodsthatallowyouto useless keystrokesto inputandsearchfortext:
ŸABC/abcinputmethod
ŸHiinputmethod
ŸNumbers123input
3. Phonebook
YoucansaveaphonenumberinthememoriesofSIMcardsorphone.
Press RSKKey underthestandbymodeandthenselect Phonebookifyoudesiretoenterinthefunction.
Select acontact inthecontact listwindowandpress OKKey toperform:
ØView: Displaythecurrentnumber.
ØSendSMS: DirectlyinputtheSMSandsenditto thesearchedphonenumber.
ØCall: Callthecurrentcontact.
ØEdit: Editthecurrentcontact.
ØDelete: Deletethecurrentcontact.
ØCopy: Copythecurrentcontact.
ØSendvCard ThroughtheSMS,MMS,BluetoothtosendVCard.
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ØAddtoBlacklist Will thecurrentcontact addedto theblacklistlist.
ØMarkseveral: Markthecontact,andthensendSMSordeletemarked.
ØCallergroups Inorderto facilitatetheaddressbookmanagements youcancontact willbeaddedto thedifferentgroupsrespectively.Cansetforeach
groupalonegroupthebell
ØPhonebooksettings Youcanmanage thephonebookwiththisfunction.
ŸPreferredstorage:Youcanselect preferredstorageinSIM1,SIM2,phoneorall.
ŸSpeeddial:Youcanassignthequickdialnumbers(2-9)tothe8frequently-usedphonenumbers.
ŸExtranumber：YoucanchoosetheFixed、Barred dialandservicenumbers、SOSnumber。
ŸMemorystatus:ViewthequantityofphonesavedintheSIMcardsorphonememories.
4. Messages
YoucansendandreceivetheSMSas wellas useCellLocationDisplaywiththisfunction.
ThischapterintroducesthemessageservicesprovidedbytheGSMnetwork.Someservicesmaynotbe supported bythelocalnetwork.
4.1. Writemessage
ØSendto: InputnumberandthensendSMSto theinputnumber.
ØInputmethod: Changetheinputmethod.
ØAdvanced: Insert pictures,melody,phonenumberandbookmark.
ŸInsertNumber: Insert thenumberofthecontacts.
ŸInsertName: Insert thephonebookname.
ØSavetoDraft: SavetheSMSintheDraftbox.
Select [sendto]to enterinthesendingwindowafterfinishingthecreationoftheSMS.Select [Enternumber] or[Addfromphonebook]tosearchaphone
numberofthereceiverandfinallypress LeftSoftKey:
ŸSend: SendtheSMStosender
ŸEditRecipient: Edittherecipientnumber.
ŸRemoveRecipient: Deletetheselected recipient.
ŸRemoveAll Recipients: Deleteall recipients.
ŸSavetoDraft: SavetheSMSintheDraftbox.
Press OKKey to sendtheSMS.
4.2. Inbox
TheInboxliststhereceivedSMSandMMS.
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Youcanviewthereceived SMSwiththisfunction.Select anentryofSMSandpress <Option>undertheinboxSMSlistwindowto perform:
ØView: Viewtheselectedmessage.
ØReply: ReplytheSMSto thesender;
ØCallsender: Callthesenderoftheselectedmessage.
ØForward: ForwardtheSMStootherviaSIMcard1/2;
ØDelete: Deletetheselectedentryofthemessage;
ØDeleteall: Deleteall messages
ØSavetophonebook: Will thesendersavedto thephonebook.
ØSortby Sort thesender、subject、unread/read、messagesize.
ØFilterby filterSIM1、SIM2、allmessages.
ØMarkSeveral: Deletethemarkedmessagesatthesametime.
ØAdvanced: Press OKKey underthiswindowtoperform:
ŸCopy tophone: currentinformationcopytothephone.
ŸMovetophone: currentinformationto moveto thephone.
4.3. Drafts
Savedmessagesandunsentmessagearesavedhere.
Press OKKey to enterSIM1drafts.Andpress LeftSoftKey undertheDraftslistwindowto perform:
ØView: Viewtheselectedmessage.
ØSend: Sendtheselected message.
ØEdit: Edittheselectedmessage.
ØDelete: Deletetheselectedentryofthemessage;
ØDeleteAll: Deleteallmessages
ØSortby Sort therecipient、subject、messagesize
ØMarkseveral: Markseveralmessagesto deleteatthesametime.
ØAdvanced: Press [OK] underthiswindowto perform:
ŸCopy tophone: currentinformationcopytothephone.
ŸMovetophone: currentinformationto moveto thephone.
4.4. Outbox
Theout-goingmessagesarelisted here.
Youroptionsinclude:
ØView: Viewtheselectedmessage.
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ØResend: Sendtheselected message.
ØEdit: Edittheselectedmessage.
ØDelete: Deletetheselectedentryofthemessage;
ØDeleteall: Deleteall messages
ØSortby Sort therecipient、subject、messagesize
ØMarkseveral: Markseveralmessagesto deleteatthesametime.
ØAdvanced:
ŸCopy tophone: currentinformationcopytothephone.
ŸMovetophone: currentinformationto moveto thephone.
4.5. Sent Messages
Sentmessagesaresaved here.Youroptionsinclude:
ØView: Viewtheselectedmessage.
ØForward: ForwardtheSMStootherviaSIMcard1/2;
ØDelete: Deletetheselectedentryofthemessage;
ØDeleteall: Deleteall messages
ØSortby Sort therecipient、subject、messagesize
ØMarkseveral: Markseveralmessagesto deleteatthesametime.
ØAdvanced:
ŸCopy tophone: currentinformationcopytothephone.
ŸMovetophone: currentinformationto moveto thephone.
4.6. Cell LocationDisplay
Lookupthebroadcastmessages.Youroptionsinclude:
ŸReceiveMode: Turnonorturnoff cellbroadcasting.
ŸChannelssettings: Youcanadd,editchannelandcandeletethecurrentchannelandcanceltheread.
ŸLanguages: setthecellbroadcastlanguage.
ŸReadMessages: Savereadcellbroadcastinformation.
4.7. SMS settings
Select theTextmessage card(SIM1)SMSsettings,enterthesetupmenu, youcando thefollowing:
ŸMemory status: ViewthequantityofMMSsaved inthephonememories.
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ŸSavesentmessage Select to keep sendingSMSon/off.
ŸPreferredstorage: Select tosave theMMSinphoneormemorycard.
4.8. SMS schedule
youcansetthetimingto sendatextmessage.
5. CallHistory
Withthisfunction,youcanviewtheinformationofCallHistory、Callsettings、FunnyAccentSwitch、FunnyAccentSettings.
Press OKKey andselectCallLogsunderthestandbymodeifyouaredesiredtoenterinthisfunction.
5.1. Callhistory
Inthecallhistory,youcancarryoutthefollowingoperations:viewthecallhistory,editthecallhistory,savethecall historytophonebook,addthecallhistory
totheblacklist,deletethecall history,youcanalso viewthecalltimeandcallcost.
Select anyalog,Press LeftSoftKey toentertheOptionlist:
ØView: Viewthedetailofthecurrentcall.
ØCall: Callthecurrentnumber.
ØSendSMS: DirectlyinputtheSMSandsenditto thecurrentnumber.
ØSaveToPhonebook: saveto phonebook.
ØAddToBlacklist: Addthenumberto blacklistandblockthesamenumberto call you.
ØEditBeforeCall Call to editthenumberbeforethecall recordcontacts.
ØDelete: Deletethecurrentlogs.
6. Settings
Youcansetupvariousfunctionsforthephonewiththisfunction.
6.1. DualSIMsettings
YoucansetuptwoSIMcardswiththisfunction.
ØFlightmode YoucansetuptwoSIMcardflightmode.
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6.2. call setup
ØCallwaiting: Thenetworkwillinformyouforanewlyincomingcallduringthecall.Pleasecontact withyournetworkoperatorto launchorclosethe
functionbecausethefunctionrequiresthenetworksupport.
ØCalldivert: Divert anincomingcalltoadesignatedphonenumberunderthepresettingcondition. Thisfunctioncanbelaunchedorclosed.
ØCallbarring: Setuptherightofcallingandanswering.Thisfunctionrequiresthenetworksupport.Youcanlaunchorclosethefunction.
ØLineswitching: Switchthelinebetweenline1andline2.
6.2.1. Advancesettings
ØBlacklist: blacklistopentheblacklistcontact couldnotbecalled anative.
ØAutoredial: Setupwhetherthephoneistempted to redialwhenthecall failsinconnection.
ØCalltime reminder: Select to releaseprompttoneduringthecallineachintegralminutetime.
ØAutoCall Record Openautomaticallyreplay,dial-upconnectionfailed to automaticallyreplay.
ØRejectby SMS Turnonorturnoffthisfeature.
ØAnswermode: YoucanselectAnykeyorAutoanswerwhenheadsetmode.
6.3. Phonesettings
Youcancustomizeyourfavoritephonefunctionsbased onyourinterestwiththisfunction.
ØTimeandDate: Youcansethomecity,settimeanddate,setformatforyourphone.
ØLanguage Setthecurrentsystemlanguage.
ØPref.inputmethod: Select thedefaultinputmethod.
ØDisplay
ŸWallpaper: Select yourfavoritepictureasthewallpaperofthestandbywindow.
ŸScreenSaver Selectwaitingtimeandpictureforthescreenprotection.Youcanopenorclosethisfunction.
ŸShowdate andtime: Onoroffdisplay time.
ØShortcuts Youcansetthedirectionkeydesignatedmenu.
ØDedicatedKey: Youcansetthedirectionkeydesignated menu.
ØMisc.Settings
ŸLCDBacklight: herearesetLCD brightnessandtime.
6.4. Network settings
Youcansetupthephonenetworkwiththisfunction.
SIM1/SIM2networksettings
ØNetworkselection: choicethemodesofsearchingthephonenetwork,includingAutoandManualmodes.
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6.5. Securitysetup
Youcanmanageyourphonesafelywiththisfunction.
Thephonelockpassword,SIMcardpasswordandPIN2support 4-8digitnumbers,do notsupport othercharacters.Theoriginalpasswordofthephonewhen
leavingthefactoryis0000.ThepasswordandPIN2andSIMcardareprovidedbythenetworkoperator.WhenthePIN/PIN2isinputwronglyinsuccessively
three times,theSIMcardwillbe locked.
ThePUK/PUK2arerequiredtoinputifyouwantto unlocktheSIMcard.ThePUK/PUK2isprovidedbythenetworkoperator.IfthePUKisinputwronglyin
successively10 times,theSIMcardwillbelocked anddiscarded permanently.
6.5.1. SIM1security
ŸPINlock: openorclosethePINlockfunction.WhenPINlockislaunched,thePINshallbeinputuponeachpower-on.
ŸChangePIN: PINlockmustbeenabled,Justcanbechange.
ŸChangePIN2: inputthecorrect PIN2.Justcanbechange.
TheSIM2securitysetupissameto theSIM1securitysetup.
6.5.2. Phonesecurity
ŸPhonelock
Openorclosethephonelockfunction. Whenthephonelockislaunched,thephonelockpasswordshallbeinputuponeachpower-on.
NOTE:Defaultpassword“0000”
ŸChangepassword
Youcanchangethephonepassword.
6.5.3. AutoKeypadLock
Settolockthe keypad.
6.5.4. Privacyprotection
Inputthecorrect passwordinto theinterfaceofDatasecurityinfirst.
ØSetting: Setthemodulesoftheprivacyprotection. ThesemodulesincludeContacts,Messages,Callhistory,Image viewer,Video player,Filemanager,
Keypadlock,etc.
Ifyouselect thismodulesforDatasecurity,youmustinputthecorrect passwordwhenyouwanttoviewthismodules.
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ØChangepassword: ChangethepasswordoftheDatasecurity;
6.5.5. Mobiletracker
Youcantrackyourphonewhenthephonelost;
6.6. Bluetooth
Youroptionsinclude:
ØPower: OpenorclosetheBluetooth
ØVisibility: Openorclosethevisibility.
ØMy device: Showthedevicewhichisconnected
ØSearchaudiodevice: Searchfortheaudio device.
ØMy name: ShowoffthenameofBluetooth.
ØAdvanced: setupAudio path, Sharingpermissionandviewtheaddress ofBluetooth.
ŸAudiopath: Youcanselect leaveinphoneorforwardto Bluetoothheadset.
ŸStorage: Youcanselect Storagephoneormemorycard.
ŸMyaddress: ViewBluetoothaddress.
6.7. Restorefactorysettings
Youcanrecoverthephoneinto theinitialsettingwiththisfunction, Default passwordis1122.
7. Games
UFO GameofUFOrace.
Gamessettings
Withthegamesettingmenu, youcansettheBackgroundmusic,Soundeffect,VibrationandVolume.
cancheckyourmobilephonefunctiondescriptionandafter-salesaddress.
8. Multimedia
8.1. Camera
Withthisfunction,youcansnap.Press OKKey tosnapundertheview-findingwindow.
EnterCameraOption,Youroptionsinclude:
ŸSwitchtovideorecorder Switchtovideointerface.
ŸPhotos: Enterinthealbumfolder.
ŸCameraSettings: Setupthecamera.
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ŸImageSettings: Setupthephoto parameters.
ŸWhite Balance: Adjustthecolorbalanceofthephoto.
ŸSceneMode: Setupthescenemode.
ŸRestoreDefault: Recoverallsettingsintotheinitialvalues.
8.2. Photos
Youcanviewthephotossnappedwiththecamerathroughthisfunction.
Select aphoto fileandpress <Option> underthephotolistwindow
ØView: Viewtheselectedimage.
ØDetails: Showsomeinformationofimage.
ØBrowseStyle: Youcanselect liststyleormatrixstyle.
ØSend: Sendtheselected imagetoMMSorBluetooth.
ØUse as: Sendtheselectedimagefiletothewallpaper,to screensaverortophonebook.
ØRename: Changethenameoftheimage.
ØDelete: Deletetheselectedimage.
ØStorage: Select thephotosstorage.
8.3. Videorecorder
Invideo recorder,youroptionsinclude:
ØSwitchtocamera Switchtothecamerainterface.
ØCamcorderSettings: Setupthevideo recorder.
ØVideoSettings: Setupthevideoparameters.
8.4. Videoplayer
Youcanplaythevideo withthisfunction. Select avideoandpress [OK]Keyunderthevideolistwindowandbeginto play.Youcanusethefollowingkeys
duringtheplay.
Key Function
Leftkey Press togo backwards.
Press andholdto continuouslygo backwards.
Rightkey Press togoforwards.
Press andholdto continuouslygo forwards.
OKKey Press toplay/pausethevideo.
Leftsoftkey Press togo to Options.
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Rightsoftkey Press tostopthevideoandgoback
UPkey Press toenter/exitfullscreen.
Downkey Press to pausethevideo.
*and#key Press tovolumedownandup.
8.5. AudioPlayer
Youcanenjoythemusicwiththisfunction. Youcanusethefollowingkeys duringtheplay.
Key Function
LeftKey Press toswitchtoaprevioussongwithcursor.
Press andhold:go backwards
RightKey Press toswitchtoanextsongwithcursor.
Press andhold:go forwards
UPKey press tothechangemusic playbackmodes.
DownKey press tothechangemusic broadcastorder.
Press LeftSoftKey toviewPlaylist,Youroptionsinclude:
ØPlay: Play thecurrently-selectedsong.
ØDetails: Viewthedetailedinformationofthecurrently-selectedsong.
ØRefreshlist: Refreshthelistofcurrentlist
ØSettings: Setupthemusicplayer.
ŸListautogen.:setuptoon/off thefunction.
ŸRepeat: Setuptoopen/closethefunction. Ifyouopenthefunction,youcanselect repeatOnceorrepeatAll.
ŸShuffle: Setuptoopen/closethefunction.
ŸBackgroundplay: Setuptoopen/closethefunction.
8.6. SoundRecorder
Youcantakearecorderinthisfunction.
Afterrecord,accessOptions:
ØNewrecord: Selectthisoptiontorecordthesound.
ØPlay: Playtheselectedsound.
ØAppend: Continuouslyrecordafterthepreviousrecordfileandappenditafter therecordfile.
ØRename: Renametheselectedsound.
ØDelete: Deletetheselectedsound.
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ØList: Viewthecurrently-selectedsoundfiles.
ØSettings: Enteringthisoptionyoucansetaudioquality.
ØUseas: SetasSIM1/SIM2user profiles.
ØSend: SendsoundfiletoBluetooth.
8.7. FMradio
YoucanchoosetoradYouroptionsinclude:
ŸChannelList: Play,edit ordeletethesavedchannels.
ŸManualInput: Manuallyinputthechanneltosearch.
ŸAutoSearch: Automaticallysearchthechannel.
ŸSettings: SetuptoreceivetheFMbroadcastatthebackstageorreceivetheFMbroadcastwiththespeakeraswellas setuptherecordformatandvoice
quality.
ŸRecord: Recordthecurrently-hearingFM.
ŸFileList: Listallrecorded files.
9. Organizer
9.1. Torch
Turnonorturnoffthetorchhere.
LongpressCentreNavigationKeycanabletoTurnON/OFFTorch.
9.2. Calendar
Thescreenwillhighlightthedateoftoday afterdisplaysthemonthlycalendarwhenyouenterinthecalendarfunction.
Press LeftKey or RightKey to movebyday.
Press upKey or DownKey tomovebyweek.
Optionswillinclude
ŸJumpto Date:jumpto thedateyouwishfor.
ŸGo to today:returnto thepresentday
ŸGo to weeklyview:setyourweekto bestarted fromMondayorSunday
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