SAIET SMART SENIOR MAX STS600 User manual

SMART SENIOR MAX STS600
SENIOR SMARTPHONE with AndroidTM
USER GUIDE
SAIET Telecommunications Srl
via M. Serenari, 1
40013 Castel Maggiore (BO), Italy
tel. [phone]
fax [phone]

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http://www.saiet.it - e-mail: [email protected]
1. INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................4
1.1. Safety Information ...................................................................................4
1.2. Package contents....................................................................................6
1.3. Operational Elements .............................................................................7
2. GETTING THE SMARTPHONE UP AND RUNNING..........................9
2.1. Insert SIM and battery ............................................................................9
2.2. Insert microSD card (optional).............................................................13
2.3. Battery charging.....................................................................................14
3. SMARTPHONE USE ...............................................................................17
3.1. Switching the smartphone on/off ........................................................17
3.2. Activating/deactivating the screen......................................................18
3.3. Unlocking the screen ............................................................................18
3.4. Basic Operations ...................................................................................18
3.5. How to make a call................................................................................26
3.6. Calling Photo Contacts.........................................................................27
3.7. Answering a Call....................................................................................28

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3.8. Speakerphone........................................................................................28
3.9. Adjusting audio volume ........................................................................29
3.10. Adjusting ringer volume......................................................................29
3.11. Silent and vibration modes ................................................................29
3.12. Adding a New Contact to the Address Book..................................30
3.13. Calling a Contact in the Address Book............................................31
3.14. Sending and Reading SMS...............................................................31
3.15. Camera..................................................................................................32
3.16. Torch......................................................................................................32
3.17. SOS button...........................................................................................33
3.18. Bluetooth...............................................................................................34
3.19. Wi-Fi.......................................................................................................35
3.20. Mobile data...........................................................................................35
4. APPENDIX.................................................................................................36
4.1. Health and safety information..............................................................36
4.2. Technical specifications........................................................................37
4.3. Warranty Conditions..............................................................................38

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1. INTRODUCTION
In case of changes, you can download the manual from www.saiet.it.
1.1. Security Information
• Please read the following warnings, failure to comply with
them may be dangerous or illegal.
• Do not switch on the telephone when its use is
prohibited or when it may cause interference and
dangerous situations.
• Switch off the telephone inside hospitals and/or in
the vicinity of medical equipment.
• Switch off your phone in the aircraft. Telephones can
cause interference with on-board instrumentation.

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• Do not use the telephone while driving. In any case, follow
the current traffic regulations.
• Switch off the phone when refuelling. Do not use the
phone near fuels or chemicals.
• Switch off the phone in the vicinity of explosive materials.
• Do not use the telephone to report gas leaks in the
vicinity of the leak.
• Maintain a minimum distance of 15 cm between the phone
and the pacemaker to avoid any possible interference with
the latter. Avoid carrying the phone in a breast pocket.
Hold the phone to the ear opposite the medical equipment.
• The phone is not waterproof, avoid getting it wet.
• Do not put any objects or liquids inside the product.

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• The product contains no serviceable parts, do not open the
container. In case of need, please contact specialised
service personnel.
• Use only original batteries, chargers and accessories. The
use of unauthorised accessories could cause damage to the
phone and be dangerous.
• Never use damaged batteries and chargers.
• Do not short-circuit the battery.
• Do not touch non-insulated cables unless they
have been disconnected upstream.
• Before cleaning, disconnect the battery and charger.
1.2. Package Contents
Phone, battery, charger, manual.

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1.3. Operational Elements

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1
Receiver
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ON/OFF button
2
Screen
9
Volume
3
Call button
10
Speaker
4
Home button
11
SOS button
5
Back button
12
Torch/flash
6
Brightness sensor
13
Rear camera
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Front camera

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2. COMMISSIONING THE
SMARTPHONE
2.1. Insert SIM and battery
If the smartphone is switched on, switch it off before performing this
operation.
1. Lever in the bottom slot to open the battery door (Fig.2).
2. Remove the battery (Fig.3).
3. Insert the SIM card in position 1 or 2, making sure that the
card's contacts are facing the smartphone (Fig. 4).
4. Insert the battery by matching the battery contacts with those on the
smartphone.
5. Close the flap again.

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Fig.2

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Fig. 3

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Fig. 4

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2.2. Insert microSD card (optional)
Insert the microSD memory card (max. 64GB) making sure that the
card's contacts are facing the smartphone (Fig. 5).
Fig.5

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2.3. Battery charging
1. To charge the battery, you can connect the charger directly to the
smartphone case a) or you can use the charging base case b).
a) Plug the charger connector into the socket on the underside of
the smartphone.
b) Plug the charger connector into the charger socket on the back of
the charging base and place the smartphone on the base.
2. Connect the charger to a 230V ac mains socket. The
battery icon on the display indicates the charging status.
3. When charging is complete, disconnect the charger from the 230V
mains socket, then unplug the charger connector from its socket on
the smartphone.
Note: When the battery is completely discharged, the smartphone
displays a warning message and automatically switches off. In this
case, it is not possible to switch the smartphone on again and you may
have to wait a few minutes when charging it.

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before the display lights up and shows the battery icon indicating the
charging status.
Caution: Only use original chargers and rechargeable
batteries of the type indicated in the manual, the use of other batteries
can be dangerous for the user and damage the telephone.
a)

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b)

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3. SMARTPHONE USE
3.1. Switching the smartphone on/off
To switch on, press and hold the [ON/OFF] button.
To turn off, press and hold the [ON/OFF] button, tap OFF. When
turning on the smartphone for the first time, follow the on-screen
instructions to set it up.
Configure following the wizard, mobile network, Wi-Fi, date and time
(inserting the SIM card automatically updates date and time), phone
protection, or tap Ignore to skip configuration and quickly activate the
phone. Configuration can be done later.

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3.2. Activating/deactivating the screen
Press the [ON/OFF] button to switch the screen on and off.
The screen switches off automatically when not in use for a certain
period of time (settable).
3.3. Unlocking the screen
Touch the screen and slide upwards (lock open) to unlock.
3.4. Basic operations
Home screen
Tap the [Home] button to return to the Home screen.

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Other screens are located next to the Home screen, touch the screen
and scroll left and right to view them.
To customise screens with your favourite applications (Apps), tap the
App icon, tap the green (+) symbol of the App to insert it or the red (-)
symbol to remove it from the screen.
Apps can be moved within the same screen or to other screens, hold the
app, drag it and drop it to the position to which you want to move it.
To remove an app from the screen, press and hold the app and drag it to
remove at the top of the screen.
Notification Panel
At the top of the screen is the Notifications Panel, where information
such as missed calls, new messages, events, device status etc. is
displayed.