RugGear RG310 VOYAGER User manual

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RugGear RG310 VOYAGER
Quick Start Guide
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1. Left to right: front camera, light
sensor, proximity sensor
2. Customizable shortcut key
3. Menu key
4. Torch shortcut key
5. Answer key
6. Navigation
7. Torch
8. Receiver
9. Screen
10. SOS
11. Back
12. Power key
13. Call end or cancellation
14. Numeric keys
15. ОК
16. USB-port
17. Volume control
18. Desktop charger port
19. Main camera
20. Camera ashlight
21. Battery compartment screw
22. Dynamic
23. Strap eyelet
Digest
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Note:
1. To use the SOS function please install a relevant application.
2. To unlock the screen press and hold «*».

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Installing and removing the SIM-card/micro SD;
locking and unlocking the battery cover
The device supports micro SIM-cards. Slots 1 and 2 support
both GSM (2G) and WCDMA (3G) standards.
For SIM-card and microSD card installation please follow the steps
below:
1. Turn o the phone.
2. Unlock the back cover by unscrewing the bolts as shown on the
image below.
3. Install the SIM-card and/or SD-card as shown on the image below
with the micro chip facing downwards.
4. Adjust the back cover and tightly screw all the bolts.
install the SIM-cards or/and
microSD card
open the cover close the cover

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Note:
• To avoid any damage or data loss, please make sure the phone
is o and not charging before installing or removing SIM-cards or
microSD cards.
• After installation is complete, make sure the battery is tightly
covered. Screw the battery cover bolt to prevent water or dirt from
entering into the device.
Installing and removing the memory card
You can install a memory card to store media les. The device
supports microSD cards up to 32GB. Please remove the card in a safe
environment to prevent water, micro-particles and foreign particles
from entering into the device.
Charging the battery
While using the phone for the rst time, get the battery fully
discharged and then charge it up to 100%.
Use only the original cable and charger.
Charge the battery within the following temperature range: 0° - +40°
When the battery is low, the device will make a warning sound
and a low-battery notication will appear on the screen. The
battery icon will become blank. If the battery is discharged, the
smartphone will shut down automatically. Please charge the battery
to continue using the phone. If the battery is discharged and the
phone is connected to the charger, however, it does not turn on,
please wait for a few minutes before trying again.
Please remove the rubber plug before
installing a headset or a USB cable as
shown on the image above.

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Ways to extend battery life
1. If you are not using Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS, turn them o.
2. Lower the screen brightness level and switch the phone into sleep
mode. Press the power button to turn o the screen when the device
is not in use.
3. Close your e-mail client, calendar and other applications that
require automatic synchronisation.
4. Apps that you download and install can shorten battery life. Please
exit and close all the applications that are currently not in use.
Precautions:
For proper and safe exploitation of the phone please read and
follow the precautions below:
• Despite the high protection level of the device, do not expose it to
the aggressive impacts: do not throw, drop or squeeze the device.
• Do not use the phone in the environements with high moisture
level, e. g. bathroom.
• Do not immerse the phone in liquid or put it under water.
• Do not touch the display with sharp objects. Dust and dirt can
scratch the display. Gently wipe away the dust with a soft cloth
without damaging the screen.
• Charge the phone only in enclosed spaces.
• Do not disassemble the phone or its accessories. Maintenance and
repair should be carried out by qualied personnel in authorised
service centres.
• Do not turn on the phone in restricted areas.
• Do not use the phone while driving.
• Follow the rules of the phone usage inside the medical institutions.
Turn o the phone in proximity to any medical equipment.
• Turn o the phone in proximity to high precision electronic
devices.

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• Turn o the phone during the air ights.
• Do not expose the phone to strong electromagnetic radiations.
• Do not place magnetic data carriers in close proximity to the
phone as its radiation can interfere with the carrier and damage the
data it is holding.
• Do not expose the phone to the high temperatures; do not use it
in a potentially explosive environment, e. g. gas stations.
• Do not use the phone in close proximity to a gas leak spot.
• Do not throw away old or not used lithium batteries; instead, hand
them over to the collection points for the recycling of electronic
and electrical equipment.
• Do not give the phone and the accessories to children. Do not let
the children use the mobile device without parental supervision.
• For long-term and safe usage of the phone it is highly
recommended to use only original batteries, chargers and
accessories.
• Usage of non-original accessories can cause phone damage and
void your warranty.
• Please follow the rules of proper usage of mobile devices.
• Patients with various implants and pacemakers should keep the
device not closer than 15cm to the implant and use it on the side of
the body opposite to the one with the implant.
• Operating temperature of the environment shall be within the
following range: -20°C – +50°C
SAR Standards
This mobile device emits and accepts radio frequency energy.
It is designed to not exceed the limits of exposure to radio waves
recommended by international standards established by the
International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection

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(ICNIRP).The standards provide for exposure limits safe for people
regardless of their age and health condition. Specic Absorption
Rate (SAR) is a measure used for dening the level of radiation
emitted by mobile phones. According to ICNIRP, the SAR limit equals
2,0 Watts per kilogram (W/kg) for every 10 grams of live tissue.
The use of the accessories may alter SAR magnitude. SAR values
vary depending on testing requirements in dierent countries as
well as the frequency range of cellular networks. SAR maximum
limit of inuence on ears and other human organs set up by the
ICNIRP guidelines equals 2,0 W/kg. This device operates in full
compliance with the recommendation of the European Commission
(1999/519/EC) «On the limitation of exposure of the population to
electromagnetic elds».
Notice
An electronic version of this manual can be found at www.ruggear.
ru. For IP protection standards please make sure all the accessories
are available (back cover, plugs covering the USB-port and the
headphone jack, back cover screws). The warranty does not cover
malfunctions and operating troubles resulting from the use of illegal
software. The user shall be solely responsible for the damage caused
by malware.
Disclaimer
The device specied in this manual can contain software protected
by copyright and patents.
The customers are not allowed to reproduce, distribute, modify,
decompile, disassemble, decode, extract, reverse engineer, rent,
assign or sublicense the software or devices except for the cases
when such limitations are prohibited by the applicable law or
such actions are authorised by the licensed right holders. The
producer shall keep the right to alter and change any information
or specications within this manual without prior notice or liabilities.
The producer is not liable for the legitimacy and quality of all the
products uploaded or transferred to the user together with this
mobile device, including, without limitations, text, images, music,
lms and non-embedded software in terms of copyright protection.
The user shall be solely responsible for the consequences of

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downloading or using the above-mentioned products.
Recycling procedures
Dispose of old batteries in accordance with the relevant instructions.
A special symbol indicates that this product may not be treated as
part of household waste. Do not dispose the device (or its batteries)
together with your domestic waste. Instead, it should be handed
over to a certied centre for the recycling of electronic and electrical
end-of-life equipment. For more information on the recycling of the
device or its batteries please contact your household waste disposal
service or the retailer from whom you purchased the device.