PHICOMM ENERGY 3+ User manual

ENERGY
3+
User Manual
Content
Legal information ........................................................... 1
Safety precaution ........................................................... 4
ealth information ......................................................... 8
General precaution ...................................................... 11
Conformity ......................................................... 14
Specific absorption rate (SAR)................................. 14
EC Conformity ........................................................ 14
Get to know your phone .............................................. 15
About Android™ ........................................................... 15
Box content .................................................................. 15
Assemb ing ................................................................... 17
Open ...................................................................... 17
Insert SIM Card ....................................................... 17
Insert micro sd card (optiona ) ................................ 17
Insta battery ......................................................... 18
C osing .................................................................... 18
Charging the phone ................................................ 18
Using the touch screen ................................................. 19
Tap ......................................................................... 19
Tap and ho d ........................................................... 19
Swipe or s ide ......................................................... 20
drag ........................................................................ 20
F ick ........................................................................ 20
Rotate ..................................................................... 20
Pinch ...................................................................... 20
Sensors ................................................................... 20
Getting started.............................................................. 21
Turn on ................................................................... 21

Start-up wizard ....................................................... 21
Turn off ................................................................... 21
Sound and notification ........................................... 21
Automatic screen off .............................................. 21
Un ock screen ......................................................... 21
Homescreen ................................................................. 22
Extend home screen ............................................... 22
Move items on home screen .................................. 22
De ete items from home screen ............................. 22
Change the wa paper ............................................. 22
Organize items in fo ders / add new icons............... 22
Rename fo ders ...................................................... 23
App ication screen ........................................................ 23
Link to home screen ............................................... 23
Widgets .................................................................. 23
Status bar and notification pane .................................. 23
Status icons ............................................................ 24
Open notification pane .......................................... 25
C ose notification pane .......................................... 25
Hand e settings with the notification pane ............ 26
Optimize phone memory .............................................. 26
Manage your phone ..................................................... 28
Phone settings .............................................................. 28
Activate Mobi e Data .................................................... 30
Manage the base settings ............................................. 30
Adjust date and time .............................................. 30
Ca settings ............................................................ 31
Set up vo ume ........................................................ 31
Use the disp ay ....................................................... 32
Set up anguage ...................................................... 32
Protect your Phone ....................................................... 32
Set up / Change PIN code ....................................... 32
Lock your screen ..................................................... 33
Manage Memory .......................................................... 34
Manage and c ear insta ed apps............................. 34
Factory data reset ......................................................... 34
Resetting the phone ............................................... 34
Entering text ......................................................... 35
Overview Keyboard ....................................................... 35
Overview ................................................................ 35
Basic editing options............................................... 35
Use proposed next word ......................................... 36
Using touch keyboard ................................................... 36
Se ect keyboard ...................................................... 36
Switch anguage whi e typing ................................. 36
Use andscape keyboard ......................................... 37
Enter numbers and symbo s ......................................... 37
Working with dictionaries ............................................. 37
Call Management ......................................................... 38
Make phone ca s .......................................................... 38
Make a ca by dia ing a phone number .................. 38
Make a ca by using the contacts ........................... 38
Make a ca by using the Ca history ....................... 38
Use the phone number in a text message ............... 38
Ca for emergency assistence ................................. 38
Accept or reject an incoming ca .................................. 39
Accept an incoming ca .......................................... 39
Reject an incoming ca ........................................... 39
Mute your ringtone ................................................ 39
Use ca options............................................................. 40
Switch ON / Off speaker during a ca ...................... 40
Mute Phone during a ca ........................................ 41
Put a ca on ho d .................................................... 41

End a ca ................................................................ 41
To use ca history ......................................................... 41
Use the ca history ................................................. 41
C ear the ca history ............................................... 41
Mu tip e ca s ................................................................ 42
Activate Ca waiting service ................................... 42
Answer further ca / current ca on ho d ............... 42
Switch between different ca s ................................ 43
End current ca / Return to the ca on ho d ........... 43
Conference ca ............................................................. 43
Start a conference ca ............................................ 43
Remove Participants from Conference ca ............. 43
Private converstation within a Conference ca ....... 44
End a conference ca .............................................. 44
To Adjust ca settings.................................................... 44
Switch on / off phone functions .................................... 45
Enab e / Disab e airp ane mode .............................. 45
Contacts ......................................................... 46
Transfer contact information ........................................ 46
By using Goog e™ ................................................... 46
Use a SIM card or SD card ....................................... 46
By using b uetooth™ ............................................... 47
Manage contacts .......................................................... 47
Overview contact app ............................................. 47
Manage Contacts .................................................... 48
Favorites ................................................................. 49
Groups.................................................................... 49
Create a new group ................................................ 49
Search contacts ...................................................... 50
Transfer contacts .................................................... 50
Messenger ......................................................... 51
Use SMS and MMS........................................................ 51
Compose and send messenges ............................... 51
Save messages as draft ........................................... 51
Show Messages ...................................................... 52
Answer messages ................................................... 52
Forward Messages .................................................. 52
De ete Messages..................................................... 52
Messaging settings ....................................................... 53
E-Mail ......................................................... 54
Manage your Emai accounts ........................................ 54
Set up An eMai account ......................................... 54
To add further emai accounts ................................ 54
To de ete emai accounts ........................................ 54
Use emai .................................................................... 55
compose and send emai ........................................ 55
Receive emai s ........................................................ 55
Adjust frequency .................................................... 55
Show emai s ........................................................... 56
Answer emai s ........................................................ 56
Forward emai s ....................................................... 56
De ete emai s.......................................................... 56
Show fo der for your emai accounts ...................... 56
WLAN ......................................................... 57
Turn on Wire ess function and conncect to wire ess
network .................................................................... 57
Search for WLAN NETwork manua y ............................ 57
WLAN network status ................................................... 58
Enab e WLAN network notification ......................... 58
Show detai ed information ........................................... 58
Disconnect WLAN network ........................................... 58
WLAN Network in standby mode .................................. 59
Chrome Browser ......................................................... 60

Use chrome browser ..................................................... 60
Open internet browser ........................................... 60
Access a web page .................................................. 60
CHROME setting ........................................................... 60
Change browser settings ........................................ 60
Change text size on websites .................................. 61
C ear Cache, Cookies, history .................................. 61
Navigate the browser.................................................... 61
Zoom website ......................................................... 61
Share Websites ....................................................... 61
Work with severa websites .......................................... 61
Open new browser window .................................... 61
Switch between websites ....................................... 61
C ose a website ....................................................... 62
Manage bookmarks ...................................................... 62
Bookmark a website ............................................... 62
Open bookmarks .................................................... 62
Edit bookmarks....................................................... 62
De ete bookmarks .................................................. 62
Manage text and pictures ............................................. 63
Search text on a website ......................................... 63
Copy text ................................................................ 63
Save picture ............................................................ 63
Advanced browser settings ........................................... 63
Website settings ..................................................... 64
Bluetooth ......................................................... 65
Turn on B utooth™ and make your device visib e .......... 65
Further B uetooth™ settings ......................................... 65
Pairing with other devices............................................. 65
Pair devices ............................................................ 66
Unpair devices ........................................................ 66
SEnd and receive fi es ................................................... 66
Send fi es via b uetooth .......................................... 66
Show received items ............................................... 67
Camera ......................................................... 68
To take photos and videos ............................................ 68
Camera functions ................................................... 68
Open camera app ................................................... 68
C ose camera App ................................................... 69
TAke photo ............................................................. 69
Take video .............................................................. 69
Take a se fiE ............................................................ 69
View photOs or videos ........................................... 69
De ete photos /videos ............................................ 69
Camera settings photo mode ........................................ 69
Camera settings ...................................................... 70
Set shot mode ........................................................ 70
Set F ash ................................................................. 70
Camera settings video mode ........................................ 71
Camera settings ...................................................... 71
Set recording mode ................................................ 71
Photos ......................................................... 72
Show / p ay items ................................................... 72
Working with photos .............................................. 72
De ete photos /videos ............................................ 73
Multimedia ......................................................... 75
Music app .................................................................... 75
Functions ................................................................ 75
P ay music .............................................................. 76
Manage p ay ists ..................................................... 76
Use as your ringtone ............................................... 77
C ose music app ...................................................... 77
Radio app .................................................................... 78

FunCTIONS ............................................................. 78
Set up favorites ....................................................... 79
Edit favorites .......................................................... 79
Other Applications ....................................................... 80
Ca endar .................................................................... 80
Set ca endar view ................................................... 80
Create Event ........................................................... 80
View and Edit EVENT .............................................. 80
Change ca endar settings ........................................ 80
C ock .................................................................... 80
A arm C ock ............................................................ 81
Stopwatch .............................................................. 82
Timer...................................................................... 82
Sound recorder ............................................................. 82
FunCtions ............................................................... 82
Recording ............................................................... 83
Ca cu ator .................................................................... 83
Use ca cu ator ......................................................... 84
C ose Ca cu ator ...................................................... 84
Troubleshooting ......................................................... 85
LEGAL INFORMATION
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L EGAL INFORMATION
All misprints, mistakes and changes reserved.
The battery is not charged when you take it out of the box. Do not
remove the battery pack when the device is charging.
❶ INTELECTUAL PROPERTY
A company, product and service names mentioned here are
trademarks, registered trademarks or service marks of their
respective owners.
Phicomm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. reserves the right to revise the content
of this document at any time without prior notice. No part of this
document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any
means, e ectronic or mechanica , inc uding photo-copying, recording
or storing in a retrieva system, or trans ated into any anguage in any
form without prior written permission of Phicomm (Shanghai) Co.,
Ltd.
❷ DISCLAIMER
Any pre-insta ed software or data provided as a bund e to this
device is subjected to the app icab e aw under the responsibi ity
of the issuing software/service provider. The hardware
manufacturer cannot be he d iab e for any breach, ma function or
other occurrence raised by using this third-party software. On y
the issuing providers can awfu y be he d responsib e.
Phicomm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. does not own the inte ectua
property of the third-party software and app ications that are
de ivered with this product. Therefore, Phicomm (Shanghai) Co.,
Ltd. wi not provide any warranty of any kind for these third-party
software and app ications. Neither wi Phicomm (Shanghai) Co.,
Ltd. provide support to customers who use these third-party
software and app ications nor be responsib e or iab e for the
functions of these third-party software and app ications.
Third-party software and app ications services may be interrupted
or terminated at any time. Phicomm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. does not
guarantee that any content or service wou d be maintained for any
period during its avai abi ity.

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Third-party service providers provide content and services through
network or transmission too s outside of the contro of Phicomm
(Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
To the greatest extent permitted by app icab e aw, it is exp icit y
stated that Phicomm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. sha not compensate or
be iab e for services provided by third-party service providers or
the interruption or termination of third-party contents or services.
Phicomm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. sha not be responsib e for the
ega ity, qua ity or any other aspects of any software insta ed on
this product, or for any up oaded or down oaded third-party works,
such as texts, images, videos or software. Customers sha bear the
risk for any and a effects inc uding incompatibi ity between the
software and this product, which resu t from insta ing software or
up oading or down oading the third-party works.
This product uses the open-source Android p atform. Phicomm
(Shanghai) Co., Ltd. has made necessary changes to the p atform.
Therefore, this product may not support a the functions that are
supported by the standard Android p atform or may be
incompatib e with third-party software. Phicomm (Shanghai) Co.,
Ltd. sha not be iab e for any of such situation.
❸ LIMITATION OF DAMAGES
To the maximum extent permitted by app icab e aw, in no event
sha Phicomm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. be iab e for any specia
incidenta , indirect, or consequentia damages or ost profits,
business, revenue, data, goodwi or anticipated savings.
The maximum iabi ity (this imitation sha not app y to iabi ity for
persona injury to the extent app icab e aw prohibits such a
imitation) of Phicomm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Arising from the use of the product described in this document
sha be imited to the amount paid by customers for the purchase
of this product.
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❹ WARRANTY
Phicomm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd offers warranty service for the period
of 24 months for this product. The warranty app ies from the date
of purchase by the first customer and it is on y va id upon
presentation of the proof of purchase consisting of origina invoice
or sa es s ip indicating the date of purchase, dea er’s name and
mode name of the product. If proof of purchase cannot be
presented, the date of production app ies. P ease note the
warranty period for accessories such as batteries, back cover,
headset and USB data cab e is imited to 6 months.
The warranty is not app icab e to cases other than defects in
materia , design and workmanship. Warranty repairs must be
carried out by a Phicomm Authorized Service Centre. Repairs
during warranty period sha be carried on to the dea er from
whom it was purchased.
Phicomm Europe GmbH and its service partners reserve the right
to charge a hand ing fee if a returned device is not covered by the
warranty.
Phicomm sha not be iab e for the oss of any saved / stored data
in products that are either repaired or rep aced. P ease safe your
data beforehand.
The warranty for this product is void by opening or dismant ing the
device.

SAFETY PRECAUTION
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S AFETY PRECAUTION
When using this product, the safety precautions be ow must be
taken to avoid possib e ega iabi ities and damages.
Retain and fo ow a product safety and operating instructions.
Observe a warnings in the operating instructions on the product.
To reduce the risk of body injury, e ectric shock, fire, and damage
to the equipment, observes the fo owing precautions.
❶ PROPER GROUNDING INSTALLATION
CAUTION: Connecting to a weaker inappropriate
charger can result in an electric shock to the device.
This product is equipped with a USB cab e for connecting with
desktop or notebook computers. Be sure your computer is
proper y grounded (earthed) before connecting this product to the
computer. The power supp y cord of a desktop or notebook
computer has an equipment-grounding conductor and a grounding
p ug. The p ug must be p ugged into an appropriate out et which is
proper y insta ed and grounded in accordance with a oca codes
and ordinances.
❷ SUPPLY UNIT
Use the correct power source
This product can on y be charged with matching battery, standard
externa power source or battery, externa power source
appointed by Phicomm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Phicomm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is not iab e for any device
breakdown or safety accident caused by using any unauthorized
battery or externa power source.
andle power packs carefully
The product contains a Li-ion battery. There is a risk of fire and
burns if the battery pack is hand ed improper y. Do not attempt to
open or service the battery pack. To reduce risk of fire or burns, do
not disassemb e, crush, puncture, short externa contacts or
circuits, or expose a battery pack to temperatures higher than 60˚C
(140˚F), or expose in fire.
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WARNING:
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with specified batteries. Recycle or
dispose of used batteries according to the local
regulations or reference guide supplied with the product.
Instructions for battery disposal
1. If the battery of the product is marked with this
symbo , it is subject to the European Directive
2006/66/EC.
2. Batteries must a ways be separated from househo d waste and
disposed according to app icab e regu ations.
3. By ensuring correct disposa of your o d batteries harmfu
effects on humans, anima s and the environment can be
avoided.
4. For detai ed information about disposa of used batteries,
p ease contact your oca office, waste disposa service or the
shop where you purchased the product.
Take extra precaution
Keep the battery or device dry and away from water or any
iquid as it may cause a short circuit.
Keep meta objects away so they don’t come in contact with the
battery or its connectors as it may ead to short circuit during
operation.
Do not use a battery that appears damaged, deformed, or
disco ored, or the one that has any rust on its casing, overheats,
or emits a fou odor.
Consu t the doctor immediate y if the battery is swa owed.
If battery leaks
Do not a ow the eaking f uid to come in contact with skin or
c othing. If a ready in contact, f ush the affected area
immediate y with c ean water and seek medica advice.
Do not a ow the eaking f uid to come in contact with eyes. If
a ready in contact, DO NOT rub; rinse with c ean water
immediate y and seek medica advice.

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Take extra precautions to keep a eaking battery away from fire.
There is a risk of exp osion.
❸ DIRECT SUNLIG T
Keep this product away from excessive moisture and extreme
temperatures. The device is designed to be operated in
temperatures between 0°C and 33°C (32°F to 91.4°F). Low-or
high-temperature conditions might temporari y shorten battery
ife or cause the device to temporari y stop working proper y. Do
not eave the product or its battery inside a vehic e or in p aces
where the temperature may exceed 60°C (140°F), such as on a car
dashboard, window si , or behind a g ass that is exposed to direct
sun ight or strong u travio et ight for extended periods of time.
Avoid dramatic changes in temperature or humidity when using
the device as condensation may form on or within the device.
When you are using the device or charging the battery, it is norma
for device to get warm. The exterior of the device functions as a
coo ing surface that transfers heat from inside the unit to the
coo er air outside.
❹ SAFTETY IN AIRCRAFT
Due to the possib e interference caused by this product to an
aircraft’s navigation system and its communications network, using
this device on board an airp ane is against the aw in most
countries. P ease comp y with a regu ations specified by air ines
and turn off the phone or switch to Airp ane Mode.
❺ EXPLOSIVE ATMOSP ERES
In any area with a potentia y exp osive atmosphere or where
f ammab e materia s exist, the product shou d be turned off and
the user shou d obey a signs and instructions. Sparks in such
areas cou d cause an exp osion or fire resu ting in body injury or
even death. Users are advised not to use the equipment at
refue ing areas such as service or gas stations, and are reminded of
the need to observe restrictions on the use of radio equipment in
fue depots, chemica p ants, or where b asting operations are in
progress. Areas with a potentia y exp osive atmosphere are often,
but not a ways, c ear y marked. These inc ude fue ing areas, be ow
deck on boats, fue or chemica transfer or storage faci ities, and
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areas where the air contains chemica s or partic es, such as dust,
or meta powders.
P ease be aware that sparks in such areas may cause an exp osion
or fire resu ting in body injury or even death.
❻ ROAD SAFETY
Vehic e drivers in motion are not permitted to use phone services
with handhe d devices, except in the case of emergency. In some
countries, using hands-free devices as an a ternative is a owed.
P ease inform yourse f before driving about the ega requirements.

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EALT INFORMATION
❶ PREVENT EARING LOSS
CAUTION: To prevent possible hearing damage, do
not listen at high volume levels for long periods.
Permanent hearing oss may occur if the receiver, headphones,
speakerphone, or earpieces are used at high vo ume. Use on y
compatib e receivers, headphones, speakerphones or earpieces
with your device. Turn on the audio and check the vo ume before
inserting anything into ears. If you experience ringing in your ears
or muff ed speech, stop istening and have your hearing checked.
The ouder the vo ume, the ess time is required before the hearing
cou d be affected. Suggestions to protect the hearing:
Limit the amount of time to use the receiver, headphones,
speakerphone, or earpieces at high vo ume.
Avoid turning up the vo ume to b ock out noisy surroundings.
Turn the vo ume down if you can’t hear peop e speaking near
you.
❷ RADIO FREQUENCE EXPOSURE
Avoid using your phone near meta structures (for examp e, the
stee frame of a bui ding).
Avoid using your phone near strong e ectromagnetic sources,
such as microwave ovens, sound speakers, TV and radio.
Use on y origina manufacturer-approved accessories.
Use of non-origina manufacturer-approved accessories may
vio ate your oca RF exposure guide ines and shou d be
avoided.
❸ INTERFERENCES WIT MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS
This product may cause medica equipment to ma function. The
use of this device is forbidden in most hospita s and medica
c inics.
If you use any other persona medica device, consu t the
manufacturer of your device to determine if they are adequate y
shie ded from externa RF energy. Turn your phone OFF in hea th
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care faci ities when any regu ations posted in these areas instruct
you to do so.
❹ EARING AID DEVICES
Some digita wire ess phones may interfere with some hearing aid
devices. In the event of such interference, you may want to consu t
your service provider, or ca the customer service ine to discuss
a ternatives.
❺ PACEMAKER
The device may cause disturbance to pacemakers.
P ease keep the device a proper distance of at east 5
centimeters away from pacemakers. In no case
shou d the device be put in the front pocket of your
shirt or coat.
If you need detai ed information about other active
imp antab e medica devices, p ease consu t your
doctor to ensure the magnetic interference of such
active imp antab e medica devices.
❻ NON-IONIZING RADIATION
Your device has an interna antenna. This product shou d be
operated in its norma -use position to ensure the radiative
performance and safety of the interference. As with other mobi e
radio transmitting equipment, users are advised that for
satisfactory operation of the equipment and for the safety of
personne , it is recommended that no part of the human body be
a owed to come too c ose to the antenna during operation of the
equipment.
Use on y the supp ied integra antenna. Use of unauthorized or
modified antennas may impair ca qua ity and damage the phone,
causing oss of performance and SAR eve s exceeding the
recommended imits as we as resu t in noncomp iance with oca
regu atory requirements in your country.
To assure optima phone performance and ensure human
exposure to RF energy is within the guide ines set forth in the
re evant standards, a ways use your device on y in its norma -use
position. Contact with the antenna area may impair ca qua ity
and cause your device to operate at a higher power eve than

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needed. Avoiding contact with the antenna area when the phone
is IN USE optimizes the antenna performance and the battery ife.
Position of Antenna
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G ENERAL PRECAUTION
❶ AVOID APPLYING EXCESSIVE PRESSURE TO T E DEVICE
Do not app y excessive pressure on the screen and the device to
prevent damaging them and causing cracked disp ay of the touch
screens. Do not put the device in your pants’ pocket for a
pro onged period of time.
❷ DEVICE IS GETTING WARM AFTER PROLONGED USE
When using your device for pro onged periods of time, such as
when you’re ta king on the phone, charging the battery or
browsing the web, the device may become warm. In most cases,
this condition is norma and therefore shou d not be interpreted as
a prob em with the device.
❸ EED SERVICE MARKINGS
Except as exp ained e sewhere in the Operating or Service
documentation, do not repair any product yourse f. Service needed
on components inside the device shou d be done by an authorized
service out et or provider.
PHICOMM is entit ed to use new or reconditioned rep acements
parts or boards for repairs under warranty, provided they have the
same functiona ity as the parts to be rep aced.
❹ DEMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE
Unp ug the product from the e ectrica out et and refer servicing to
an authorized service center or provider under the fo owing
conditions:
Liquid has been spi ed or an object has fa en onto the product.
The product has been exposed to rain or water.
There are noticeab e signs of overheating.
The product does not operate norma y when you fo ow the
operating instructions.
❺ Avoid heat / Wet areas
The product shou d be p aced away from heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other products (inc uding
amp ifiers) that produce heat.
Never use the product in a wet ocation.

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❻ AVOID DRAMATIC C ANGE IN TEMPERATURE
When you move your device between environments with very
different temperature and/or humidity ranges, condensation may
form on or within the device. To avoid damaging the device, a ow
sufficient time for the moisture to evaporate before using the
device.
NOTICE: When taking the device from low temperature conditions
into a warmer environment or from high temperature conditions
into a cooler environment, allow the device to acclimate to room
temperature before turning on power.
❼ AVOID PUS ING OBJECTS INTO T E DEVICE
Never push objects of any kind into cabinet s ots or other openings
in the product. S ots and openings are provided for venti ation.
These openings must not be b ocked or covered.
❽ MOUNTING ACCESSORIES
Do not use the product on an unstab e tab e, cart, stand, tripod, or
bracket. Any mounting of the product shou d fo ow the
manufacturer’s instructions, and shou d use a mounting accessory
recommended by the manufacturer.
❾ AVOID UNSTABLE MOUNTING
Do not p ace the product with an unstab e base.
❿ USE PRODUCT WIT APPOVED EQUIPMENT
This product shou d be used on y with persona computers and
options identified as suitab e for use with your equipment.
⓫ ADJUST T E VOLUME
Turn down the vo ume before using head-phones or other audio
devices.
⓬ CLEANING
Unp ug the product from the wa out et before c eaning. Do not
use iquid c eaners or aeroso c eaners. Use a damp c oth for
c eaning, but NEVER use water to c ean the LCD screen.
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The device has been provided with specia treatments featuring
that it cou d dispose dirt and sweat on its surface. The device itse f
does not have a stain-resistant function. In case of smudginess and
dyeing, p ease wipe it with c ean damp sponge immediate y. P ease
keep the device dry when necessary.
⓭ C ILDREN
Keep the device and its accessories away from chi dren. The device
and its accessories are not intented for use by chi dren. They can
hurt themse ves or others. The device contains sma and
detachab e parts that can be swa owed.

CONFORMITY
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C ONFORMITY
SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE (SAR)
This device comp ies with the European Standard for exposure to
radio waves. These guide ines were created by the Internationa
Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ISNIRP).
The Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) indicates how much energy is
absorted by the human body when exposed to a radio frequency
e ectromagnetic fie d. The SAR va ue is determined at the highest
certified power eve in aboratory conditions. The actua SAR eve
during operation can be we be ow the maximum va ue.
The Wor d Hea th Organisation recommends a top imit of 2.0
W/kg. The maximum va ue for your PHICOMM device does not
exceed this recommended imit.
You can find the SAR va ue on our website (product >
specification):
www.phicomm.de
EC CONFORMITY
We, Phicomm (Shanghai) Co. Ltd of
No. 3666, Sixian Rd.
Songjiang District
Shanghai
201616 China
Dec are under our so e responsibi ity that our product Phicomm
smartphone ENERGY 3+ (E6750) is in conformity with the
appropriate standards fo owing the provisions of the EU directive
1999/5/EC.
The product contains the fo owing marking:
For the Dec aration of Conformity, p ease visit our website:
www.phicomm.de
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G ET TO KNOW YOUR P ONE
ABOUT ANDROID™
Phicomm smartphones are based on Android Software p atform.
Android™ is an operating system that was deve oped for mobi e
devices with touch contro s (smartphones and tab ets). You can
customize your smartphone individua y and de ete, add or
expand app ications. Hundreds of thousands of app ications are
avai ab e via Goog e P ay™ - you can choose from simp e games
to comp ex mu timedia app ications.
Android™ is continuous y deve oped. Software updates from
Goog e™ first have to be checked and then, if appropriate, be
compatib e, to fit your devices. Therefore, a potentia update is
not avai ab e at the same time with a Goog e™ update.
On Phicomm device, some Goog e™ services are pre-insta ed. In
order to optimize their benefits, it’s better to have a Goog e™
account and sign up when first start Phicomm device.
BOX CONTENT
The box content shou d contain fo owing items:
ENERGY 3+
Battery
Headset
USB data cab e
Power Adapter
Quick Start Guide
Linux Kerne GNU icense agreement
Phicomm sticker

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1. Data Line Interface
2. Headset socket
3. Receiver
4. L&P Sensor
5. Front Camera Lens
6. Front F ash ight
7. LED Indicators
8. Vo ume Contro Key (+)
9. Vo ume Contro Key (-)
10. Power Key
11. Rear Camera Lens
12. Rear F ash ight
13. Fingerprint
14. Microphone
15. Speaker
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ASSEMBLING
OPEN
Make sure your phone is turned off.
Remove the back cover.
Ho d the ower eft quarter of the back cover up with your
thumbs or fingers and remove it from the opening.
INSERT SIM CARD
Insert the SIM card into the s ot with the go d contacts facing
down and the cut-off corner facing inside.
Your phone is operating with Dua SIM; two SIM cards can be
insta ed at the same time. SIM1 s ot does support 2G/3G/4G
cards, whi e SIM2 on y support 2G cards.
INSERT MICRO SD CARD (OPTIONAL)
Make sure the phone is turned off.
Insert the microSD card into the s ot with its go d contacts
facing down.

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INSTALL BATTERY
Your device is equipped with a rechargeab e ithium-ion battery
and is designed to use on y manufacturer-approved batteries and
accessories. Battery performance depends on many factors,
inc uding network configuration, the phone operating room
temperature, se ected and used functions and settings, patterns of
use of sound, data and other app ications. The new battery in the
phone is on y ha f charged. P ease charge the battery fu y before
use.
A ign the battery’s exposed copper contacts with the battery
connectors inside the battery compartment.
Insert the contact’s side of the battery first then gent y push
the battery into p ace.
CLOSING
Rep ace the back cover c icking it back into position.
C ARGING T E P ONE
The battery is partia y charged when shipped. Before you turn
on and start using your phone, it is recommended that you fu y
charge the battery. Some batteries perform best after severa
times of fu charge/discharge cyc es.
Connect the power adapter and the USB connector of your
phone with the USB cab e.
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P ug in the power adapter into an e ectrica out et.
TIP:
Use the following tips to improve your battery performance:
Before first use, charge your device 100%, as the battery is
partially charged when shipped.
Charge the device frequently as some batteries perform best
after several times of full charge / discharge cycles.
Disable all data connection over mobile network, if there is
not internet access.
Deactivate Bluetooth™ and WLAN if unnecessary.
Extend the interval of the synchronization frequency (e.g.
synchronization of e mail, calendar, and contacts). Remove the
protective fi m before using the phone.
Do not repair a damaged screen yourse f, because this may
cause damage that is not covered under the warranty.
USING THE TOUCH SCREEN
To protect your phone the device is supp ied with a protective fi m
on the screen. You shou d pee off this fi m before using it, as the
fi m may resu t in impairment.
The screen is made of g ass. P ease do not touch it if the disp ay is
cracked or broken. Do not try to repair a damaged screen yourse f.
A so, be carefu not to drop the device. A neg igent hand ing is not
covered by Phicomm warranty. There are severa ways to use your
phone:
TAP
To type using the keyboard, se ect items on screen such as
app ications or setting icon or press on screen buttons simp y then
tap them with your finger.
TAP AND OLD
To open the avai ab e options for an item (for examp e a contact or
ink in a web page) simp y press and ho d the item.

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SWIPE OR SLIDE
To swipe or s ide means to quick y drag finger vertica y or
horizonta y across the screen.
DRAG
Press and ho d fingers with some pressure before starting to drag.
Whi e dragging do not re ease finger unti reach the target
position.
FLICK
F icking the screen is simi ar to swiping, except that you need to
swipe your finger in ight, quick strokes. This finger gesture is
a ways in a vertica direction, such as when f icking the contacts or
messaging ist.
ROTATE
For most screens you can automatica y change the screen
orientation from portrait to andscape by turning the phone
sideways. When entering text, you can turn the phone sideways to
bring up a bigger keyboard.
PINC
In some apps, ike ga ery or the web browser “pinch” the screen
using two fingers (for examp e, thumb and index finger) to zoom in
or zoom out when viewing a picture or a web page.
P ace two fingers on the screen and pu them together to zoom in
and pu open to zoom out. The fingers must be in the zoom ab e
ine region (for examp e, within the photo frame).
SENSORS
Phicomm device has sensors for ight and distance measurement.
The screen brightness is adjusted according to the intensity of the
ambient ight. The proximity sensor turns the touch screen off
when your ear is near the screen to prevent turning on other
device functions accidenta y.
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GETTING STARTED
TURN ON
The battery must be charged for at east 30 minutes before turning
on for the first time.
Press and ho d the Power button.
When prompted insert your PIN code (supp ied with your SIM
card) and confirm.
START-UP WIZARD
If you take your PHICOMM smartphone for the first time in
operation, the Goog e start-up wizard wi pass you through severa
screens to make the initia settings.
TURN OFF
Press and ho d the Power button, to turn of the device.
Confirm with Power off > OK.
SOUND AND NOTIFICATION
When device is turned on, press and ho d the Power button.
Se ect an option.
Si ent Vibration Sound
AUTOMATIC SCREEN OFF
When the phone is unused for a whi e, the screen wi be
automatica y c osed to save power. You can sti receive messages
and incoming ca s when it’s c osed.
UNLOCK SCREEN
1. Press the power button.
2. S ide the screen upwards.

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HOMESCREEN
The home screen provides a ot of free space to add new items.
You can add new app ications, shortcuts, fo ders or Goog e too s to
quick y save messages and app ications.
EXTEND OME SCREEN
The home screen can be extended beyond the screen width to
provide more space to add new icons or widgets. Tap home screen
and s ide finger to the eft or to the right quick y.
MOVE ITEMS ON OME SCREEN
1. Press and ho d the items to enab e the editing mode.
2. Fix finger on the scene and drag the item direct y to the
desired ocation and re ease finger.
TIP:
If you want to move the item from the home screen to the
extended home screen, press and hold the item and drag it to
the left or right. Then the scene will switch to the extended home
screen, locate the item on the scene and release finger.
DELETE ITEMS FROM OME SCREEN
1. Press and ho d the item you wou d ike to de ete unti the
Word Remove appears on the top of the screen.
2. Drag the item to the word Remove.
3. Re ease the item
C ANGE T E WALLPAPER
1. Press and ho d the home screen.
2. Press WALLPAPER to se ect a wa paper option.
3. Se ect wa paper and confirm with Set wallpaper.
ORGANIZE ITEMS IN FOLDERS / ADD NEW ICONS
On the home screen arrange items into fo ders and add new
apps-icons.
1. Press and ho d on the item on the home screen to arrange in
a fo der.
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2. Scro it on top of another to arrange a fo der.
3. Re ease the icon. A new fo der wi be created automatica y.
RENAME FOLDERS
1. Tap on the fo der to open it.
2. Tap on the fo der name or Unnamed Folder.
3. Insert a new name and tap on to confirm.
APPLICATION SCREEN
The app ication screen can be open via home screen and
inc udes pre-insta ed apps as we as the down oaded apps. The
app ication screen extends beyond the regu ar screen width, so
f ick eft and right.
Tap on on the home screen.
LINK TO OME SCREEN
1. Tap on on the home screen.
2. Press and ho d the app. the home screen wi open.
3. Move the app icon to a new position and re ease it.
WIDGETS
Widgets are sma apps that can be used direct y on the home
screen.
To add a widget:
1. Press and ho d the home screen.
2. Tap on Widgets.
3. Press and ho d the target widget
4. Move the widget to a new position on the home screen and
re ease it.
STATUS BAR AND NOTIFICATION PANEL
The status bar at the top of the home screen provides phone and
service status information on the right side and notification a erts
on the eft. To view notifications, open the Notification pane by
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STATUS ICONS
ICON DESCRIPTION
Airp ane mode
SIM card, no network connectivity
SIM card, signa strength
B uetooth
Battery status
Battery in charging
A arm c ock enab ed
Vibration
WLAN connection
Speaker on
NOTIFICATION ICONS
ICON DESCRIPTION
USB connection
USB debugging
Screenshot
Music p aying
Share
Keyboard enab ed
Headset
FM Radio
Recording
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Stopwatch
Timer enab e
Low battery
Incoming ca
Missed ca
New message
Microphone off
Data up oading
Data down oading
New mai
Synchronizing
New event
OPEN NOTIFICATION PANEL
When new notification icon pops up in status bar, tap and ho d the
notification pane and then s ide finger down to open up the
notification pane .
If there are many notifications, just scro down the screen to see
more notifications.
CLOSE NOTIFICATION PANEL
Swipe the bottom of the notification pane upwards on the
screen .

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ANDLE SETTINGS WIT T E NOTIFICATION PANEL
Using the notification pane , you a so can ajdust the basic device
settings, such as WLAN, B uetooth™ or Mobi e data.
1. Tap on the notification pane and move downwards twice.
2. Tap on the function you wou d ike to adjust.
3. Tap on the home key to return to your homescreen.
OPTIMIZE PHONE MEMORY
The phone memory is made up as fo ows:
Interna memory: Random Access Memory (RAM)
Interna drive space: Read On y Memory (ROM)
SD-card: drive space
The RAM is usua y very imied. It mus be ensured that a sufficient
amount of memory (RAM) is a ways avai ab e. Otherwise, the
phone reacts very s uggish, app ications can not boot or crash and
cause new apps insta ation fai ure. P ease note RAM can not be
expanded.
The majority of the interna drive memory is a ready occupied by
the operation system and pre-insta ed app ications. These can’t be
removed without proper root privi ges. P ease note, warranty
expires if the devices was rooted se f-emp oyed.
The ROM can be expanded by using a SD card. Many app ications
can be insta ed direct y to the SD card after down oad. However,
each app ication wi sti store some data automatica y on the
ROM. Unfortunate y, some app ications can not be moved to the
SD card as these do not work proper y from there.
Here are some tips for setting your Phicomm smartphone to save
storage space:
1. Apps that start automatically
Sure y you use app ications where it is desireab e that these
start immediate y after switching on the phone. Other hand,
numerous app ications are preinsta ed that you do not use. The
socia network apps for examp e most y use a huge part of ROM
and RAM.
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2. Monitor background processes
In most cases the background processes of the app ications
make your device to work more s ow y.
You can enab e the network restrictions as fo owing:
Tap on Settings > Data usage > , se ect Restrict background
data, some app ications and services wi not work un ess you’re
connected to WLAN.

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M ANAGE YOUR P ONE
PHONE SETTINGS
Fami iarize yourse f with the fo owing phone settings for a better
hand ing.
WIRELESS & NETWORKS
WLAN Turn on / off WLAN, scan for avai ab e
networks or add new WLAN network
Turbo
down oad
To enab e Turbo Down oad, both Wi-Fi and
Mobi e data must be turned on. Down oading
via mobi e networks may resu et in additiona
charges depending.
B uetooth Turn on / off B uetooth, scan for avaiab e
B uetooth devices and make your device
visib e for other users
SIM cards Turn on / off Mobi e data, enab es the
exchange of data over the internet via SIM
card. Choose the preferred SIM card for
ce u ar data / ca s / SMS messages. Your
phone does operate with dua SIM (standby).
You can insert and insta two SIM cards at the
same time and modify your preferred SIM
settings
Data usage
Shows information about your data usage.
More … Switch on / off airp ane mode, set defau t SMS
app, add VPN network, Re ease mobi e data as
portab e WLAN hotspot or B uetooth
tethering, manage mobi e networks and
enab e data access, Data p an, check / se ect
ce broadcasts
DEVICE
Disp ay Adjust the brightness, wa paper S eep
function,day dream, auto-rotate screen and
font size , b ur effect.
Sound &
notification
Adjust the vo ume of Media, ringtones and
other system notification tones
Breathing
ight
Tap to set the breathing ight on or off.
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Apps Manage apps and change the preferred insta
ocation for new apps
Storage &
USB
Show the phone tota storage and SD card
storage space
Battery Shows the battery status and usage of the
different apps that are in use
Memory Show the tota memory, average used and free
memory of the phone.
Users Show users & profi es ,and add new user even
when device is ocked
PERSONAL
Location Set ocation mode and show recent ocation
request, use your goog e account for more
ocation service.
Security Protect your phone by setting up different
ocks, adjust your device administration, set
App security, make your password visib e,
encrypt your phone
Privacy
protec
tion
Se et app ications for access contro and set
password.
Smart App
Lock
Set the independent password or ogin
passsword for every different app i cation.
Accounts
Add an new account ,auto
-
sync data.
Language &
input
Adjust the anguage,spe checker, persona
dictionary, keyboard & input methods as we
as speech and mouse / trackpad
Backup &
reset
Back up your data and account and make a
factory data reset
Goog e
Set and admin Goog e account and services.
SYSTEM
Date & time Adjust date & time, se ect time zone manua y
or set automatica y, Se ect date and time
format
Schedu ed
power on &
off
Set the fixed time to turn on or turn off the
device.
Accessibi ity Insta accessibi ity services and activate, adjust
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Printing Enab e wire ess printing via your Goog e
account
About
phone
Information about your phone ike system
update, status, ega information, mode
number, processor info, Android version,
Kerne version , bui d number.
ACTIVATE MOBILE DATA
The devices comes with switched off mobi e data. If you wish to
activate mobi e data p ease make sure that the mobi e data on
your SIM card is activated by your provider. To activate mobi e
data on your smartphone p ease fo ow these steps:
1. Swipe down the upper screen area twice.
2. Tap on SIM cards (signa strenght bar).
3. Tap on More Settings.
4. Choose the SIM card you wou d ike to activate mobi e data
for.
5. Tap on Cellular data, to activate the mobi e data services for
the chosen SIM card.
MANAGE THE BASE SETTINGS
Customize various device settings to satisfy your needs. For
examp e, change the anguage, add a ringtone, or adjust the
brightness of the screen.
ADJUST DATE AND TIME
Adjust the date and time either manua y or use network
provided information.
Set up date & time manually
1. Se ect Settings > System > Date & time.
2. Tap on Automatic date & time > off.
3. Tap on Set date or Set time.
4. Set the date, the hour and minute.
5. Confirm with OK.
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Set up time zone manually
1. Se ect Settings > System > Date & time.
2. Deactivate the Automatic time zone if activated.
3. Tap on Select time zone.
4. Se ect a time zone.
CALL SETTINGS
Set up ringtone for incoming calls
1. Se ect Settings > Sound & notification
2. Tap on Settings of General.
3. Tap on Phone ringtone to set the ringtone.
4. Confirm with OK.
Set up ringtone for incoming notifications / messages
1. Se ect Settings > Sound & notification.
2. Tap on General Settings.
3. Tap on Default notification sound.
4. Se ect a sound / ringtone for the notification/messages.
5. Confirm with OK.
Set up system tones
1. Se ect Settings > Sound & notification.
2. Tap on General Settings.
3. Tap to activate Vibrate / Dial pad touch tones / Screen lock
sound / Touch sounds / Vibrate on touch.
TIP:
To switch off tone vibration completely (also during text input),
you have to switch off Vibrate on key tap on Language &
input > An roi Keyboar (AOSP) > Preferences > tap on
Vibrate on keypress to deactivate it.
SET UP VOLUME
When p aying music or video, press the VOLUME button (up or
down) on the right pane to adjust the vo ume. A bar, which
disp ays the vo ume wi appear on the screen.
Change the media vo ume in the system settings as we :
1. Se ect Settings > Sound & notification.