Snapfon ezTWO User manual

the cellphone for seniors
Model ezTWO
Owner’s Manual
Tech Data:
GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
Battery: Li-Ion 3.7V / 1000mAh
Dimensions: 118.5 x 57.5 x 15.3mm
Weight: 90 g
Compatible
Hearing Aid
M3 / T3

Table of Contents
Safety Precauons
Geng Started
The Snapfōn® Home Screen
External Features
Turning on the Phone
Seng up Voicemail
Making a Call
Answering an Incoming Call
Disconnecng a Call
Call Waing
Conference Call
Field Definions
Icons
High-Intensity LED Flashlight
Keypad Lock
Camera Launch Buon
+/- Buon
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Diagram of External Features
Call History
Lanyard Connecon
Headphone Port
Power Port
Keypad
Missed Calls
Dialed Calls
Received Calls
Delete Call Logs
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The Menu 16
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Key Funcons 15
Phonebook 16
Messaging 17
Opons 16
Write Messages
Inbox
Dra
Outbox
Sent
Delete Messages
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Buon Status
Siren
Contacts
Text Messages
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Sengs 23
SOS Sengs 27
Tone Sengs 23
Photos 21
Alarm 30
Silent Mode 31
The Photo Album 21
The Camera 21
Camera Key Funcons 22
Phone Sengs
Time and Date
Language
SIM Card
Speed Dial
Bluetooth
SMS & VM Number
Low Baery
Restore Factory Sengs
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Installing the Baery & SIM Card 32
Warranty to the Original Purchaser 35
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Intended Usage 36
FCC RF Exposure Informaon & Statement 37
Disposal 36
Address and Contact Info 38
SIM Card Installaon Diagram
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Baery Installaon Diagram
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Safety Precauons
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When using this unit, basic safety precauons should always be
followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or
personal injury.
Read and understand all instrucons.
Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for
cleaning.
Do not use this unit near water such as bathtub, shower or pool.
Immersion of this unit in water could cause an electrical
shock.
Place the unit securely on a stable surface. Serious damage and/or
injury may result if the unit falls.
Do not cover slots and openings on the unit. They are provided for
venlaon and protecon against overheang.
Install the unit in a place where it cannot be walked on.
Never push any objects through slots in this unit. This may
result in the risk of fire or electric shock. Never spill any liquid
on the unit.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this unit.
Contact Snapfōn® if service or repair work is required. Opening
or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages or
other risks. Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock
during subsequent use.
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Do not expose the unit to extreme temperatures such as areas
near a hot radiator or stove or in a hot car.
Do not place lighted objects such as candles or cigarees on the
unit.
Do not use this unit to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak.
Power off mobile telephone in hospitals or near medical devices.
There should be a minimum distance between switched-on phone
and a pacemaker.
Do not operate a vehicle while holding or using your mobile
telephone. Follow the local laws and traffic rules of the area you
are in.
Always power your mobile telephone off while in an airplane.
Do not use near gas staons or other explosive materials.
Never shine the LED flashlight into a human’s or animal’s eyes
(protecon class 3).
WARNING: To prevent the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose
this unit to rain or any type of moisture.
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Geng Started
Turning on the Phone
Seng Up Voicemail
Making a Call
Thanks for buying the Snapfōn® ezTWO! Please read this manual
thoroughly before use. This secon is intended for Snapfōn®
customers who purchased their handset with a Snapfōn® service
plan. If you purchased a handset without service, addional steps
may be required.
Press and hold the red Power buon for 3-5 seconds. Release the
buon when the phone plays its start-up chime, and the screen
animaon begins.
Aer the phone has powered on, press and hold down the 1
buon on the phone’s keypad unl it begins to call your
voicemail box. When the call connects, simply follow the
spoken instrucons.
With the phone powered on, enter the 10-digit phone number of
the person you wish to call and press the green Send buon.
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Answering an Incoming Call
Disconnecng a Call
Call Waing
Conference Call
When the phone rings and/or vibrates, press the green
Send/Answer buon to answer the call.
Press the Red Power buon to end a call at any me.
While a call is engaged, press the Answer or Ignore Opon Buons
when the second incoming call is displayed.
To swap between lines when call waing is in use, select “swap”
from the Opons menu, or press the green OK/Send buon one
me.
Aer answering a second call (Call Waing), Select “Opons,” then
select “Conference” to merge both lines.
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The Snapfōn® Home Screen
Field Definions
1. Signal Status Indicator 5. Time
2. Baery Charge Indicator 6. Date
3. Icons 7. Opon Le
4. Cellular Service Type 8. Opon Right
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Icons
SOS Buon Enabled
Ring Only
Vibrate & Ring
Vibrate Only
Alarm Set
Missed Call
You have Voicemail(s)
Bluetooth
You have SMS Text Message(s)
Hands-Free Headset
Keypad Lock Engaged
Silent Mode Engaged
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External Features
Keypad Lock
Camera Launch Buon
Lanyard Connecon
High-Intensity LED Flashlight
Switch up: ON
Switch down: OFF
Slide this switch to the down posion to lock the keypad and
prevent unintenonal dialing. Slide it back up to unlock and use as
normal. Calls can sll be answered when the keypad is locked.
Long press this buon to launch the camera. Once the camera is
open, press this buon to take a picture. See page 22 for a full list
of funcons and features.
+/- Buon
This buon adjusts the phone’s volume and also moves through
various menus. See Key Funcons on page 15 for a full
descripon.
Use with our oponal lanyard.
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Power Port
Keypad
Headphone Port
Plug in a qualified Snapfōn® or Nokia 3.5mm headset to use your
Snapfōn® ezTWO hands-free headset.
The Snapfōn® ezTWO uses a mini-USB connecon to charge the
phone with your wall charger, car charger, or your computer’s
USB port.
The keypad will be used for dialing phone numbers, entering text
for contacts and SMS text messages, controlling many of the
phone’s features, progressing through menus, making calls and
terminang them.
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Diagram of External Features
USB Port & Headset Port
Lanyard Connection & Flashlight
Camera & SOS Button
Flashlight
On/Off
Keypad Lock
On/Off
Volume
Up/Down
Camera
Launch
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Key Funcons
Opon Le / Right
Buon Funcon(s)
Send / Answer
(Green)
End / Power
(Red)
+/- Buon
Navigaon Buon
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0
#
*
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Selects command displayed in the boom le and boom right corners
of the screen.
Incoming Call: Press once to answer call.
Outbound Call: Press once aer entering a 7 or 10-digit phone number
to place a call.
Standby Mode (Home Screen): Press once to see All Calls.
Phone Off: Press for 3-5 seconds to turn phone on.
Phone On: Press and hold for 3-5 seconds to turn phone off.
Operang: Press once to End Call.
From Any Menu Screen: Press once to return to Home Screen.
Standby: Dial “0.”
Operang: Press and hold to engage Speaker.
Text Entry: Inserts a space between characters.
Camera: Press to take a picture.
Standby: Press once to dial “*,” twice to dial “+,” or three mes to
dial “P” for internaonal numbers.
Text Entry: Press to bring up punctuaon opons.
Operang: Press to adjust speaker volume.
Standby Mode (Home Screen): Adjusts ringer volume.
Short Press: Dial “1.”
Long Press: Call Voice Mail.
Short Press: Dial numbers 2-9.
Long Press: Dial speed-dial contact (if assigned).
Standby: Press to dial “#.”
Text Entry: Press to change Case, Language, & Numbers.
Any Menu or List: Move Up/Down.
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The Menu
Phonebook
The Phonebook allows you to store up to 250 contacts to your
SIM card. Contacts may be added manually with the “Add new
contact” feature.
To make a call from the Phonebook, simply move the white
highlight bar over the contact’s name and press the green
Send buon.
To see the full list of opons for a contact, move the white
highlight bar over their name and press the Opon Le buon.
Scroll through the list of opons using the Navigaon buon and
press the Opon Le buon on any opon you choose. To return
to the Phonebook, press the Opon Right buon. To return to the
Home Screen, press the red Power buon.
Opons
1. Call – Allows you to call the contact.
2. View – Allows you to see the name and phone number
of the contact.
3. Edit – Allows you to edit the name and/or phone number of the
contact.
4. Send text – Allows you to write and send a text message.
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Messaging
The Messaging menu allows you to read and write both SMS text
messages and MMS Mulmedia Messages (MMS is only
supported if your cellular service includes a data/MMS
messaging-capable plan).
Write Message
To write a message, use numbers 2-9 on the keypad to enter
leers, and 0 to enter a space. The # buon will change text
between upper and lower case English, Spanish, and Numbers.
The Right Opon buon funcons as a backspace (short press)
or a clear (long press).
The * buon brings up special characters and punctuaon marks,
which can be scrolled through with the +/- buon on the le side
of the phone and the Navigaon Buon (up/down arrows). Select
a character with the Le Opon buon.
You may Send your message or Save it to Dras with the Le
Opon buon while in the text entry screen.
5. Send PIC – Allows you to send a picture in a text message
(requires MMS data plan).
6. Delete – Deletes the contact permanently.
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Inbox
The Inbox contains all the messages that have been sent to you.
Dra
The Dra folder contains all the text messages you have wrien
but have not sent.
Sent
The Sent folder contains all of the messages you have sent to
other people.
Outbox
The Outbox stores any messages you have aempted to send, but
which did not actually successfully transmit. The typical reason a
message would not successfully transmit is if you aempted to
send it in an area with insufficient or no cellular signal. To re-send
a message in your outbox, highlight the message and select
“Resend” from the opons menu.
Delete Messages
Delete Messages allows you to delete the contents of the Inbox,
Dras, Sent, or Outbox folders independently or All Messages.
The All Messages opon will completely delete the contents of all
of the message boxes. There is no way to undo this opon.
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Missed Calls
The Missed Call lisng displays any calls that were not answered,
with the newest call at the top. As each line is highlighted with the
white bar, the me the call was missed will be displayed in a light
blue bubble. To call the number back, either hit the green Send
buon, or view all of your opons by pressing the Le Opon
buon.
Dialed Calls
Dialed Calls will display any calls you have made, with the most
recent at the top. Like the Missed Call list, you may redial one of
these numbers by highlighng it and pressing the Send buon, or
you may see all of your opons by pressing the Le Opon buon.
Call History
The Call History menu stores a record of all Missed, Dialed, and
Received calls. Viewing any call list, you will have the opon to
return the call, see greater detail about the call, send the caller a
SMS text message, add the caller to your Phonebook, or delete
the call from the call record.
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Delete Call Logs
Delete Call Logs allows you to delete Dialed, Missed, Received, or
All calls. Simply highlight which you want and press the Le
Opon buon.
Received Calls
Received Calls will display any calls made to your phone number,
with the most recent at the top. Like the Missed and Dialed Call
lists, you may redial one of these numbers by highlighng it and
pressing the Send buon, or you may see all of your opons by
pressing the Le Opon buon.
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