Savelli Geneve Jardin Secret User manual

Jardin Secret
User Manual
Revision 1.32
2013/05/03
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Revision History
Revision Rele sed D te Comments/Rem rk Author
V0.1.0 12/31/2010 Dr ft Nicole
01/04/2011 Offici l rele se Nicole
02/18/2011 Modify Nicole
12/16/2011 Add new functions supported by SW ver.2.3.5 Nicole
V1.0.0 06/08/2012 Auror version rele se Nicole
V1.1 2013/04/17 J rdin Secret first dr ft M rc
V1.2 2013/04/23
Dr ft for certific tion l b with CE m rking
det ils M rc
V1.3 2013/04/27
W rr nty det ils from Lind .
UI s velli widget info Lind /M rc
V1.31 2013/05/2
Added FCC st tement t end of UM, dded c ll
outs on phone view M rc
V1.32 2013/05/03
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TABLE OF CONTENT
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GENERAL INFORMATION ...................................................................................................................................................6
B ATTERY CARE ...................................................................................................................................................................6
C ARE AND M AINTENANCE ....................................................................................................................................................6
I MPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................................7
BASIC INFO .......................................................................................................................................................................11
G ETTING TO NOW Y OUR P HONE AND A CCESSORIES ..............................................................................................................11
Your Phone ..............................................................................................................................................................11
Inside the box ..........................................................................................................................................................11
I NSTALLING THE SIM C ARD ................................................................................................................................................11
SIM card ..................................................................................................................................................................12
Battery.....................................................................................................................................................................13
C HARGING THE B ATTERY ....................................................................................................................................................13
Headset ...................................................................................................................................................................14
P HONE C ONTROLS ............................................................................................................................................................14
Soft Key functions....................................................................................................................................................14
Settings....................................................................................................................................................................14
Search......................................................................................................................................................................14
GETTING AROUND YOUR PHONE ....................................................................................................................................15
Touch.......................................................................................................................................................................15
Touch and hold........................................................................................................................................................15
Swipe or slide...........................................................................................................................................................15
Drag.........................................................................................................................................................................15
otate......................................................................................................................................................................15
GETTING STARTED............................................................................................................................................................16
T URN YOUR PHONE ON AND OFF .........................................................................................................................................16
H OME S CREEN .................................................................................................................................................................16
Extended Home screen ............................................................................................................................................17
Customizing the Home screen .................................................................................................................................18
P HONE S TATUS AND N OTIFICATIONS ...................................................................................................................................19
Status bar ................................................................................................................................................................19
Notification icons ....................................................................................................................................................19

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Status icons .............................................................................................................................................................20
Notifications panel ..................................................................................................................................................20
S ETTINGS 21
A DJUSTING THE V OLUME ...................................................................................................................................................22
U SING THE O NSCREEN EYBOARD .......................................................................................................................................23
Input method...........................................................................................................................................................24
Adjusting Android default keyboard settings ..........................................................................................................24
Using XT9 input method ..........................................................................................................................................25
USING PHONE FEATURES AND MANAGING CONTACTS .................................................................................................27
M A ING C ALLS ................................................................................................................................................................27
A NSWERING OR R EJECTING C ALLS .......................................................................................................................................30
U SING THE C ALL L OG ........................................................................................................................................................33
A DJUSTING P HONE S ETTINGS .............................................................................................................................................34
T URNING THE P HONE F UNCTION O N /O FF ............................................................................................................................35
C REATING AND M ANAGING Y OUR C ONTACTS ........................................................................................................................35
MANAGING YOUR TIME...................................................................................................................................................39
U SING C LOC ...................................................................................................................................................................39
EXCHANGING MESSAGES.................................................................................................................................................41
S ENDING T EXT AND M ULTIMEDIA M ESSAGES ........................................................................................................................41
U SING EM AIL ..................................................................................................................................................................47
U SING G MAIL ..................................................................................................................................................................48
GETTING CONNECTED ......................................................................................................................................................50
C ONNECTING TO THE I NTERNET ...........................................................................................................................................50
U SING W I F I ....................................................................................................................................................................54
S HARING NETWOR CONNECTIONS TO OTHERS ......................................................................................................................55
U SING B LUETOOTH ...........................................................................................................................................................56
ENTERTAINING THROUGH MULTIMEDIA FUNCTIONS ....................................................................................................58
U SING C AMERA AND C AMCORDER ......................................................................................................................................58
U SING G ALLERY ...............................................................................................................................................................60
U SING M USIC (A DD A UDIO E FFECTS )................................................................................................................................65
MANAGING YOUR PHONE ...............................................................................................................................................68
C HANGING B ASIC S ETTINGS ................................................................................................................................................68
Set the date, time zone, and time ...........................................................................................................................68
Display settings .......................................................................................................................................................68
inger settings.........................................................................................................................................................69

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Phone services .........................................................................................................................................................70
Language settings ...................................................................................................................................................70
S YNCHRONIZING YOUR DATA ..............................................................................................................................................70
P ROTECTING Y OUR P HONE AND P ERSONAL D ATA ..................................................................................................................71
M ANAGING M EMORY .......................................................................................................................................................72
R ESETTING THE P HONE ......................................................................................................................................................72

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General information
Battery care
Your phone is powered by rech rge ble b ttery.
•The b ttery c n be ch rged nd disch rged hundreds of times but it will eventu lly we r out. When the oper ting
time (t lk-time nd st ndby time) is notice bly shorter th n norm l, S velli technic l service c n repl ce your
b ttery.
•Unplug the ch rger when not in use, nd don’t le ve the b ttery connected to ch rger for longer th n week,
since overch rging m y shorten its lifetime.
•Overch rging m y shorten its lifetime, nd if left unused fully ch rged b ttery m y disch rge itself over time.
•Temper ture extremes c n ffect the bility of your b ttery to ch rge.
•Do not use ny ch rger th t is d m ged in ny w y.
•Extreme temper tures will ffect the ch rging c p city of your b ttery.
•Do not le ve the b ttery in hot or cold pl ces, such s in c r in summer or winter condition.
Care and Maintenance
Your J rdin Secret mobile phone is highly sophistic ted electronic device. When using your phone, ch rger or ny
ccessory, ple se re d this first.
General product care
•Keep your mobile phone nd ll its p rts out of young children’s re ch.
•Keep your mobile phone dry.
•Avoid exposing your mobile phone to extreme hot or cold temper tures.
•Avoid pl cing your mobile phone close to lit cig rettes, n ked fl mes or ny he t source.
•Do not ttempt to dis ssemble it. Non-expert h ndling of the device m y d m ge it nd will void w rr nty.
•Do not drop, knock or sh ke it. Rough h ndling c n bre k intern l circuit bo rds.
•Do not p int your mobile phone s the p int could obstruct the e rphone, microphone or ny move ble p rts
nd prevent norm l use.
•Tre t your mobile phone with c re, keep it in cle n nd dust free pl ce.
•Hold the phone s you spe k to ny other telephone
Ceramics and sapphire
Cer mics nd s pphire re very h rd but they c n lso be brittle nd c n be d m ged if dropped. T ke c re to keep
the phone w y from h rder m teri ls or items, s these could scr tch the surf ce of your phone.dddddd
Cont ct with the following m teri ls should be in p rticul r voided: di mond jewelry, miner l cryst ls, s well s ny
br sives such s n il files.
In c se of some broken p rts, ple se do not try to remove them, s they could c use injuries. Cont ct S velli

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Customer Service or for the d m ged p rt repl cement.
Metals
M int in the ppe r nce of high st nd rd met ls by cle ning your S velli phone with the microfiber cle ning cloth
included in the p ck ging. Avoid using met l or chemic l-b sed cle ning solution (such s solvents, lk line nd
cid solutions), nd void cont ct with sug r-b sed liquids s well s exposure to s lt w ter. Do not pl ce it longside
sh rp objects.
The met l surf ce of the phone c n bsorb nd conduct he t nd cold from the extern l environment. Therefore
ple se t ke c re when touching the phone fter it h s been exposed to he t, bec use it might be very hot. Ple se be
c reful when touching it lso just fter the phone h s been exposed to cold.
Precious Metals
Precious met ls, such s gold, h ve much softer composition nd thus could get d m ged in cont ct with h rder
surf ces. Ple se t ke extr c re when h ndling S velli product cont ining this m teri l.
Precious stones
Precious stones re extr ordin ry objects nd need speci l c re. They re extremely h rd nd dur ble, nevertheless
they must properly c red for to void knocks th t m y chip or bre k them. In p rticul r, ple se void cont ct with
other jewelry such s di mond rings or di mond e rrings s they could c use br sion nd chipping of the stone on
the setting. When not in use, it is best to keep your S velli phone in pouch or clutch.
Exotic leathers
S velli cr ftsmen use the highest qu lity exotic le thers. Comp red to cow nd other m mm ls with rel tively soft
skins, the exotic le thers offer signific nt pr ctic l dv nt ges in ddition to their be utiful textures, colors nd
finishes. Nevertheless, they need n ttentive c re to serve you well for longer.
The best w y to c re for n exotic le ther ccessory is to simply keep it cle n nd dry. Do not use cle ning or
conditioning products designed for cow le ther s such products might d m ge most exotic le thers.
S velli recommends you to occ sion lly wipe the exotic le ther in the direction of sc les with slightly d mp soft
cloth, voiding excessive pressure. In c se your phone ccident lly gets wet, ple se dry it s soon s possible with
soft, bsorbent cloth. Ple se be c reful not to expose exotic skins to direct he t, strong sunlight or humidity for long.
We lso recommend to void putting your S velli phone on rough or sh rp surf ces, s exotic skins c n scr tch e sily.
Water resistance
The phone nd its ccessories re not w ter resist nt. In c se your phone gets wet, switch it off immedi tely, open the
slide mech nism of the SIM c rd slot nd ensure you dry it completely s soon s possible, llowing the phone nd its
ccessories to ir-dry n tur lly.
Never ch rge your phone or use ch rger when it is d mp or wet.
Important safety information

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Radio frequency energy
Your mobile phone is r dio tr nsmitter nd receiver. When the phone is turned on, it receives nd tr nsmits r dio
frequency (RF) energy. Depending on the type of mobile phone you possess or the country you use it in, it oper tes on
different frequency r nges nd employs commonly used modul tion techniques. The system th t h ndles your c ll
when you re using your phone controls the power level t which your phone tr nsmits.
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) information.
Your phone h s been designed to comply with pplic ble s fety requirement for exposure to r dio w ves. This
requirement is b sed on scientific org niz tions through periodic nd thorough ev lu tion of scientific studies.
These guidelines include s fety m rgins designed to ssure this s fety of ll persons, reg rdless of ge nd he lth.
The r dio w ve exposure guidelines employ unit of me surement known s the Specific Absorption R te,
or SAR. Tests for SAR re conducted using st nd rdized method with the phone tr nsmitting t this
highest certified power level in ll used frequency b nds.
While there m y be differences between the SAR levels of v rious others phone models, they re ll
designed to meet the relev nt guidelines for exposure to r dio w ves.
The SAR limit recommended by the intern tion l Commission on Non-Ionizing R di tion Protection (ICNIRP),
which is 2W/kg ver ged over then (10) gr m of tissue.
This highest SAR v lue for this model phone tested by Bure u Verit s Consumer Products Services (H.K) Ltd.,
T oyu n Br nch L b for use t the e r is 1.22 W/kg (10g).
SAR d t inform tion for residents in countries/regions th t h ve dopted the SAR limit recommended by the
Institute of Electric l nd Electronics Engineers (IEEE), which is 1.6 W/kg ver ged over one (1) gr m of tissue.
You m y find det iled offici l certific tions numbers of this product in the Settings/About Phone/Certific tions menu
s shown below:
FCC certific tion number (FCCID) : RFBJSAA
CE Certific tion:
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Electronic devices interaction
Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from RF energy. However, cert in electronic equipment m y not be
shielded g inst the RF sign ls from your wireless phone, therefore:
•Do not use your mobile phone ne r medic l equipment without requesting permission.
Pacemaker
Mobile phones m y ffect the oper tion of some impl nted c rdi c p cem kers nd other medic lly impl nted
equipment. P cem ker m nuf cturers recommend th t minimum sep r tion of 20 cm (6 inches) be m int ined
between h nd-held wireless phone nd p cem ker to void potenti l interference with the p cem ker. These
recommend tions re consistent with the independent rese rch by nd recommend tions of Wireless Technology
Rese rch.
Persons with p cem kers:
•Should lw ys keep the phone more th n 20 cm (6 inches) from their p cem ker when the phone is switched
on;
•Should not c rry the phone in bre st pocket;
•Should use the e r opposite the p cem ker to minimize the potenti l for interference.
•If you h ve ny re son to suspect th t interference is t king pl ce, switch off your phone immedi tely.
Hearing aids
Some he ring ids might be disturbed by mobile phones. In the event of such disturb nce, you m y w nt to consult
your service provider, or c ll the customer services line to discuss ltern tives.
Aircraft
•Turn off your mobile phone before bo rding ny ircr ft or set it to irpl ne mode
•Do not use it on the ground without crew permission
To prevent interference with communic tion systems, you must not use your mobile phone while the pl ne is in the
ir.
Potentially explosive atmospheres
Switch off your phone when in ny re with potenti lly explosive tmosphere nd obey ll signs nd instructions. It
is r re, but your phone or its ccessories could gener te sp rks. Sp rks in such re s could c use n explosion or fire
resulting in bodily injury or even de th. Are s with potenti lly explosive tmosphere re often, but not lw ys,
cle rly m rked. They include fuelling re s, such s petrol st tion, below deck on bo ts, fuel or chemic l tr nsfer or
stor ge f cilities, nd re s where the ir cont ins chemic ls or p rticles, such s gr in, dust, or met l powders.; nd
ny other re where you would norm lly be dvised to turn off your vehicle engine.
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Check the l ws nd regul tions on the use of mobile phones in the re s where you drive. If you re going to use your
phone while driving, ple se:
•Give full ttention to driving
•Use h ndsfree devices. L w in m ny countries requires the use in vehicle of h ndsfree device.
•Pull off the ro d nd p rk before m king or nswering c ll if driving conditions so require.
RF energy m y ffect some electronic systems in motor vehicles such s c r stereo, s fety equipment etc. in ddition,
some vehicle m nuf cturers do not llow use of mobile phones, unless the inst ll tion is supported by h ndsfree kit
with n extern l ntenn in their vehicles. Check with your vehicle m nuf cturer’s represent tive to be sure th t your
mobile phone will not ffect the electronic systems in your vehicle.