Sencor Element p032s User manual

Element P032S

EN Mobile phone

CZ Mobilní telefon

SK Mobilný telefón

HU Mobiltelefon

PL Telefon komórkowy

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Table of Contents

1. Basic Information ........................................................................4

1.1. Brief Description of Functions............................................4

2. Safety Instructions ......................................................................5

3. Before Use .................................................................................. 12

3.1. Designation and Description of the Phone Parts....... 12

3.2. Inserting the SIM and Memory Cards ......................... 14

3.3. Phone On/Off..................................................................... 18

3.4. Charging the Battery........................................................ 18

3.5. Security Password............................................................ 19

4. Quick Calling Operation Guide.............................................. 20

4.1. Making aCall .....................................................................20

4.2. Receiving aCall................................................................ 20

4.3. Changing Volume During the Call...............................20

4.4. End/Reject Call................................................................. 20

4.5. Emergency Calls............................................................... 21

4.6. Speed Dial of Extension.................................................. 21

5. Technical Speciﬁcations.......................................................... 22

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1. Basic Information

1.1. Brief Description of Functions

Thank you for selecting the Element mobile phone with colour

display. While reading this manual, get familiar with the

phone operation, features and control method.

The mobile phone is designed for GSM networks; the phone

allows dual SIM operation in the standby mode, but you

cannot make calls from the other card if acall is in progress

on one SIM card. In addition to basic calling functions, the

phone also offers anumber of useful functions, such as

address book, operating modes, messages, audio and video

player, camera and camcorder, alarm clock, calculator and

other functions that are useful for work and leisure activities.

The mobile phone meets the GSM criteria and is certiﬁed by

relevant authorities.

Our company reserves the right to modify the content of this

manual without prior notice.

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2. Safety Instructions

ATTENTION

Pay special attention to these instructions. The

manufacturer takes no responsibility for auser that

does not follow these recommendations or uses the

smartphone inappropriately. Through inappropriate

use, the user risks breaching respective laws.

Carefully read these operating instructions before

use. Carefully store this information for future use.

• Always follow the basic safety instructions when using this

device to prevent the risk of ﬁre, electric shock or injury.

• Please read this user'smanual and follow all instructions

for use, maintenance and assembly. Do not use the mobile

phone for purposes other than those for which it was

designed.

• Not following the rules set forth in this user'smanual or

inappropriate use will void the warranty and may result in

injuries or damage to property.

In this case, the manufacturer takes no responsibility for

any damages whatsoever.

• It is forbidden to use mobile phones in certain places. In

the event that mobile phone use is forbidden, turn off the

phone according to the instructions in the user'smanual.

The usual locations where the use of mobile phones is

forbidden include: Planes, petrol stations, areas where

blasting works are being performed, etc. The operation

of smartphones may have an effect on the functionality

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of electronic equipment and health devices such as, for

example, pacemakers, hearing aids and other medical

electronic equipment.

• Turn off the device when in the vicinity of fuel, chemical

substances or explosives. Keep the device out of

children'sreach.

• Adhere to local regulations governing the use of mobile

phones when driving vehicles; as the driver, your primary

responsibility is for the given vehicle. If your smartphone

has ahands-free function, use it. Under unfavourable trafﬁc

conditions, stop the vehicle prior to dialling or picking up

acall.

• If the phone supports the “Flight mode” function, please

set it to the “Flight mode” prior to boarding aplane. If

the phone does not support this mode, then turn it off

prior to boarding aplane because the phone may cause

interference to the plane'selectronic equipment. Please

follow the instructions provided onboard the plane.

• Use primarily original accessories with the phone, as the

use of anon-original battery or charger subjects you to the

risk of losing the right to awarranty repair, risk of damage

to the phone and risk of injury to the user.

• Modifying or changing the features of the phone or

tampering with the device is strictly prohibited. Modifying

the device may lead to serious malfunctions and damages

to property, potentially it may also cause injury to the

user. Amodiﬁcation is considered to also be changes to

the operating system software, unless approved by the

manufacturer.

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• Do not connect the battery charger to your phone before

the battery is installed. Do not short circuit the battery.

• Charge the battery of the smartphone in awell ventilated

and cool area and at sufﬁcient distance from ﬂammable

and explosive materials.

• To prevent demagnetization, keep your smartphone away

from magnetic materials such as discs, credit cards, etc.

• Mobile phones are sensitive to external interference, which

may seriously affect their function; in certain environments

it is not possible to use the mobile phone.

• Neither the mobile phone nor the charger are toys; their

use by children presents the risk of small parts being

swallowed. The charger and its connection to the mains

power grid are very risky for small children; this form of use

is forbidden for children.

• Do not unplug the charger by pulling on the power cord –

there is arisk of damaging the power cord/socket and/or

charger. Disconnect the charger from the power socket by

pulling the body of the charger.

• In the event that the front glass of the phone is damaged,

be careful as there is arisk of sharp glass parts, which

could result in an injury. Do not use phones damaged in

this way, and seek professional repair.

• High volume of the mobile phone may

damage hearing with prolonged use, be

careful when setting the volume level.

Listening to loud music by means of the

phone may have serious consequences,

be careful when setting the volume level while listening to

music.

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• Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaning agents, benzine,

solvents or similar products. Use alightly dampened cloth

for cleaning.

• Do not use the device in the vicinity of water, e.g. in the

bath, shower or pool. Submerging the device may lead

to injury by electrical shock. Do not place the device into

acontainer ﬁlled with water, e.g. avase.

• Place the device on astable surface. If your device falls, it

can be damaged or injury may result.

• Do not cover the openings on the device. They are used for

ventilation and overheating protection.

• Place the device in locations where nobody can step on it.

• Do not place any objects into the openings of the device.

This presents arisk of ﬁre or injury by electrical shock.

Never permit the device to be sprayed with aliquid.

• To reduce the risk of injury by electrical shock, do not

disassemble the device. In the event that servicing or

repairs of the device are necessary, take it to an authorised

service centre or to aqualiﬁed technician. When it is

opened or when the cover is being removed, places with

dangerous voltage or other risks may be exposed.

In the event of incorrect reassembly, an injury by electrical

shock may ensue upon subsequent use.

• Do not expose the device to extreme temperatures, e.g. in

the vicinity of ahot heater or wood stove or in ahot car.

• Do not place the device on burning objects, such as

candles or cigarettes.

• Do not use the device to report gas leaks when in their

vicinity.

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• This phone takes photographs, records videos and audio;

follow all respective laws and regulations relating to the

use of these functions. Under certain conditions, taking

photographs, recording videos or audio without permission

may violate laws and regulations in force.

• When using the network functions, please, do not

download ﬁles containing viruses, do not install any

damaged photographs or dial tones. If downloaded ﬁles

result in abnormal behaviour of the phone, our company

takes no responsibility whatsoever for the given fault.

• Dispose of batteries in accordance with local regulations,

recycle them if possible. Do not throw batteries out with

standard communal waste.

WARNING

To prevent aﬁre hazard or injury by electrical

shock, do not expose this device to rain or

humidity.

DECLARATION: Our company reserves the right to revise the

content of this manual without prior notice.

Notes

Certain functions of the device and its accessories described in

this user'smanual depend on the installed software, and the

capabilities and conﬁguration of the local network, and may

not be available or may be limited by network operators. The

provided descriptions may, therefore, not correspond exactly

to aspeciﬁc phone or accessories that you purchased.

The manufacturer takes no responsibility for the quality and

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legality of any content that you record or download by means

of this mobile phone, regardless of whether it is text content,

images, music, ﬁlms, additionally installed copyrighted

software, etc. You are responsible for the consequences arising

from the installation or use of the aforementioned content on

this mobile phone.

All screenshots, symbols and icons in this user'smanual are

simulated. Reality may be different.

Depending on the installed ﬁrmware version, the

individual steps may differ from the steps described in this

user'smanual.

Unless speciﬁed otherwise, the description of all steps in this

user'smanual assumes that you are on the home screen.

The phone is adevice, the behaviour of which can be altered

by the user with other apps.

For this reason, procedures and individual steps may in reality

differ from this user'smanual.

Operator note: the phone is factory set for maximum

utilisation of available services. Your phone operator may

limit or modify certain functions, security or behaviour of

this phone as described in this user'smanual. In the event

of differences, please seek information from your operator.

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Supplement to the LCD

screen'suser'smanual

Measures to take when astatic image is displayed; red/blue/

green pixels on the screen

Astatic image can permanently damage the display part of the

LCD screen.

• Do not leave astatic image

on an LCD screen for longer

than 2hours because this may

damage the screen. This type

of damage is known as "screen

burn-in".

Damage to the screen resulting from the above mentioned

causes is not covered by the warranty!

Red/blue/green/black pixels may appear on the screen

• This is acharacteristic feature of liquid crystal displays

and does not represent aproblem. LCD screens are

manufactured using avery precise technology in order

to achieve avery ﬁne picture resolution. From time to

time several inactive pixels may appear on the screen as

apermanently red, blue, green or black pixel (up to 0.001%

of the total number of pixels on the screen). This does not

affect the features and performance of your device.

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3. Before Use

3.1. Designation and Description of the Phone

Parts

3.1.1. Device

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3. Before Use

3.1. Designation and Description of the Phone

Parts

3.1.1. Device

A Front view of the phone and docking station

1 Receiver with ringer speaker

2 LCD display

3 Left soft key / speed dial

4 Arrow up/down:

‐ navigating in the menu

‐ shortcuts (function preset)

‐ increase or decrease the volume during an

ongoing call

“SOS” button:

‐ quick dialling of the preset number

‐ conﬁrmation key in the menu

‐ loud speaker during an ongoing call

5 Dial button

6 Button 1:

Voicemail button

7 0 button

Flashlight on/off button

8button:

‐ Button to unlock the locked keypad

‐ Button to move the menu to the left

9 Docking stand

10 Right soft key / speed dial

11 Call end button

OFF andON button of the device

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12 Buttons 2 ‐9

13 Button

Button to change the sound proﬁle

Button to move the menu to the right

14 Charging status indication LED in docking stand

15 USB‐C docking stand power connector (rear side)

B Phone view – top side

16 Flashlight

C Phone view – bottom side

17 Headphone connector Audio jack 3.5 mm

18 USB‐C phone charging connector

19 Contacts for charging from the docking stand

20 Holder for aloop

3.2. Inserting the SIM and Memory Cards

Before using your phone for the ﬁrst time, it is necessary to

insert the SIM card.

Your network operator will provide the SIM card.

If you buy the services in amobile network, you will obtain

the SIM card along with the details such as your PIN code

and optional services available.

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CAUTION:

Avoid bending the SIM card and protect it from

scratching. Do not expose the SIM card to static

electricity, water and pollution. When inserting and

removing the SIM cards as well as the memory

card, take utmost care to avoid damage to the

slots and the phone’smotherboard.

WARNING

Disconnect the charger, turn the phone off, and

remove the battery before handling the cards (SIM,

memory card).

Use your ﬁngernail or ablunt object to lift the back cover in

the cut-out on the bottom left of the back of the phone. Then

gradually release it around the perimeter.

Lift the battery with your ﬁngernail or ablunt object on top of

the battery.

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Insert the SIM cards in the appropriate slots under the battery

with contacts facing down so that the SIM cards contacts

touch the integrated phone SIM contacts. Insert SIM 1 card

into the bottom right slot with the bevelled corner located

in the top left corner of the slot, and insert SIM 2 card into

the top left SIM slot with the bevelled corner located in the

bottom right corner of the slot.

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Place the Memory card in the bottom left slot with contacts

downwards toward the body of the telephone. The edge of

the memory card with the notches will face the centre of the

phone.

CAUTION:

If the memory card does not work, please check if

it is correctly inserted and the contacts are good.

The maximum size of the supported memory cards

is 16 GB.

When inserting the battery into the phone, ﬁrst connect the

battery contacts to the contacts located on the phone (at the

bottom) and then gently push the battery into the battery

compartment.

To replace the back cover, attach it to the phone body so

that the cover locks gently ﬁt into the phone locks. Then

gently push the phone cover around the perimeter of the

phone body. Finally, check visually that the cover is properly

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attached to the body of the phone at all points around the

perimeter, or press it repeatedly.

3.3. Phone On/Off

To turn the phone on, hold down the call end button. To turn

the phone off, hold down the call end button in the standby

mode.

3.4. Charging the Battery

For charging, use the original charging adapter with USB-C

cable. Connect it to the mains supply ~ 230 V, 50 Hz.

Connect cable to the phone or the original charging cradle.

Insert the phone into the charging cradle so that the charging

contacts of the phone and the stand touch.

During charging, the battery icon in the upper right corner of

the phone display starts to move. When the battery icon stops

moving, the charging is ﬁnished. If acharging stand is used,

the charging process of the phone is indicated by aLED on

the charging cradle. Agreen indication shows that the phone

is fully charged.

ATTENTION:

Keep the charging contacts of the phone clean.

This will prevent oxidation and dirt from covering

the charging contacts. The charging contacts in

the cradle are ﬁne and touch-sensitive. To prevent

damage to the charging contacts, do not touch the

charging contacts with your hands or other objects.

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3.5. Security Password

• PIN

The PIN code is designed to prevent illegal usage of your

SIM card. The PIN code is usually attached to your SIM

card. If you enter awrong PIN three times consecutively, you

can unlock it by entering the PUK. For more details, please

contact your mobile operator.

• PIN2

You need to enter the PIN2 code to access certain features

(e.g. call charging); if you enter the wrong PIN2 code three

times in arow, you can unlock it by entering PUK2.

For more details, please contact your mobile operator.

• PUK

When removing the locked PIN code, you must enter the

PUK. The PUK code is attached to your SIM card. If it is not

available, please contact your network operator. If you enter

awrong PUK ten times consecutively, you will no longer he

able to use your SIM card.

Contact your network operator to purchase anew card. The

PUK cannot be changed. If you lose the code, contact your

network operator.

• PUK2

When removing the locked PIN2 code, you must enter the

PUK2. If you enter awrong PUK2 ten times consecutively,

you will no longer be able to use the functions that require

entering the PIN2. Contact your network operator to purchase

anew card. The PUK2 cannot be changed. If you lose the

code, contact your network operator.

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4. Quick Calling Operation Guide

If English is the default language after initial turning the phone

on, please navigate through the phone Menu items as follows:

Menu/ Settings/ Phone settings/ Display language and select

the desired language from the menu.

4.1. Making aCall

In standby, press the numeric keys to enter the number you

wish to dial. When the number in entered, press the dial

number to make acall. If you want to make an international

call, add an area preﬁx before the number.

4.2. Receiving aCall

When there is an incoming call, the phone will notify you

accordingly (vibrate, ring, etc.); if this feature is supported by

your phone network, the caller'sname and phone number will

appear on the phone display. Press the dial key to answer an

incoming call.

4.3. Changing Volume During the Call

While the call is in progress, you can control the speaker

volume by using the up arrow (to increase the volume) and

the down arrow (to decrease the volume). During acall, you

can press the SOS button on your phone to conﬁrm the

"SpeakOn” option to turn on the loudspeaker or "SpeakOff”

to turn it off.

4.4. End/Reject Call

After completion of the ongoing call end the call by pressing

the end call button.

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