Spice DUAL D-1111 User manual

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We el lc co om me e t to o u us se e D D- -1 11 11 11 1
Thisisadual-modemobilephonewhichsupportsbothGSMand CDMA2000 1X,262Kcolor
TFTdisplay,2.0 megapixelcamera,PocketWord Excel PowerPoint,MSN,Outlook,WAP
serviceandcommon PDAfunctionsandcanprovidesPocketInternetExplorerandWindows
MediaPlayerforuser.
Note:Inthisusermanual, to “press”or “tap”a key meansto press shortly;to “long press”a
key meansto press andholdfora while(> 2 seconds).
²Pleasecarefullyreadthismanualbeforeyouusethephone.
²Foranewlyboughtphone,chargeitfor4hoursbeforethefirsttimeofuse,andchargethe
secondtimeonlyafterthepowerhasbeenusedup.Repeatthisseveraltimes,andthebattery
will reachthebestuseeffect.
²Thismanualisforillustrationpurposesonly.Thephoneanditsaccessoriesaresubjectto
updatewithoutnotice.

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Tableofcontents
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We el lc co om me e t to o u us se e D D- -1 11 11 11 1....................................................................................................................1
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1. .S Sa af fe et ty y........................................................................................................................................5
1.1. NoticetotheUseofBatteryandCharger.................................................................6
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2. .I In nt tr ro od du uc ct ti io on n..............................................................................................................................8
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2. .1 1. . N Na am me e a an nd d F Fu un nc ct ti io on ns s o of f t th he e P Pa ar rt ts s o of f t th he e P Ph ho on ne e.........................................................8
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2. .2 2. . D De es sc cr ri ip pt ti io on n o of f D Di is sp pl la ay y C Co on nt te en nt ts s...............................................................................9
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2. .3 3. . P Ph ho on ne e a an nd d A Ac cc ce es ss so or ri ie es s............................................................................................10
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2. .4 4. . S Sp pe ec ci if fi ic ca at ti io on ns s..........................................................................................................10
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2. .5 5. . S St ta an nd db by y T Ti im me e / / M Ma ax x. . T Ta al lk k T Ti im me e..............................................................................11
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2. .6 6. . A Ab bo ou ut t S SI IM M C Ca ar rd d、 、U UI IM M C Ca ar rd d a an nd d t th he e B Ba at tt te er ry y........................................................11
2.6.1. ToinsertSIMcard, UIMcardandbattery......................................................11
2.6.2. Toremovethebattery, SIMcardandUIMcard..............................................12
2.6.3. Tochargethebattery.......................................................................................13
2.7. Toswitchonand off................................................................................................13
2.8. StandbyMode.........................................................................................................14
2.9. Todayscreen...........................................................................................................15
2.10. UsingtheInputPanel..............................................................................................16
2.10.1. UsingtheABC Input.......................................................................................16
2.10.2. UsingtheBlockRecognizer............................................................................17
2.10.3. UsingEnglishInput........................................................................................17
2.10.4. Usingtheon-screenkeyboard........................................................................18
2.10.5. UsingtheLetterRecognizer............................................................................19
2.10.6. UsingTranscriber............................................................................................19
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3. .C Ca al ll li in ng g....................................................................................................................................21
3.1. Tomakecalls..........................................................................................................21
3.1.1. ToDialinstandbymode.................................................................................21
3.1.2. Toinsertapausesymbolwhendialing...........................................................22
3.1.3. UsethePhoneDialingApplication.................................................................23
3.1.4. SpeedDialing..................................................................................................24
3.1.5. ToDialfromContactsList..............................................................................24
3.1.6. Todialfromthephonebook............................................................................24
3.1.7. GSMThree-WayConference..........................................................................24
3.1.8. CDMAThree-WayConference.......................................................................25
3.2. Toanswerorrejectacall........................................................................................25
3.3. MissedCalls............................................................................................................25
3.4. Call History.............................................................................................................25
3.5. Call Option..............................................................................................................26
3.5.1. Tobemuteduringacall..................................................................................26
3.5.2. Call Hold.........................................................................................................26
3.5.3. CreateCall Notes............................................................................................26
3.5.4. Toadjustvolumeofthespeakerduringacall.................................................26
3.5.5. DTMF(DualToneMultiFrequency)Tone......................................................27
3.6. UIM/SIMLock.....................................................................................................27

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3.7. GSMCall Waiting...................................................................................................27
3.8. CDMACall Waiting................................................................................................27
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4. .M Ma an na ag gi in ng g P Pe er rs so on na al l I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n...........................................................................................28
4.1. Contacts..................................................................................................................28
4.1.1. ContactsList...................................................................................................28
4.1.2. ToaddNewContacts......................................................................................29
4.1.3. TosearchContact............................................................................................29
4.1.4. ContactBackup...............................................................................................29
4.2. Calendar..................................................................................................................30
4.2.1. OpentheCalendarApplication.......................................................................30
4.2.2. ToaddNewAppointments..............................................................................31
4.2.3. ViewandEdit Appointments..........................................................................32
4.3. Task.........................................................................................................................33
4.3.1. OpentheTasksApplication.............................................................................33
4.3.2. Toaddnewtasks.............................................................................................34
4.4. Notes.......................................................................................................................34
4.4.1. OpentheNotesApplication............................................................................35
4.4.2. Toaddnewnotes.............................................................................................35
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5. .E Ex xc ch ha an ng gi in ng g M Me es ss sa ag ge es s...........................................................................................................36
5.1. TypesofAccounts...................................................................................................36
5.2. GSMSMS...............................................................................................................37
5.2.1. Send GSMSMS..............................................................................................37
5.2.2. Inbox...............................................................................................................37
5.2.3. Outbox/Drafts.................................................................................................38
5.3. CDMASMS............................................................................................................38
5.3.1. Send CDMASMS...........................................................................................38
5.3.2. Inbox...............................................................................................................39
5.3.3. Outbox/Drafts.................................................................................................40
5.4. MMS.......................................................................................................................40
5.4.1. TosendMMS..................................................................................................40
5.4.2. Inbox...............................................................................................................40
5.4.3. Outbox/Drafts.................................................................................................41
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6. .S Se et tt ti in ng g U Up p Y Yo ou ur r P PD DA A P Ph ho on ne e..................................................................................................42
6.1. PersonalSettings.....................................................................................................42
6.1.1. CDMAPhoneSettings....................................................................................42
6.1.2. GSMPhoneSettings.......................................................................................42
6.1.3. OwnerInformation..........................................................................................43
6.1.4. TodayScreenSettings.....................................................................................43
6.1.5. Sounds&Notifications...................................................................................44
6.1.6. ButtonsSettings..............................................................................................45
6.1.7. MenusSettings................................................................................................46
6.1.8. InputSettings..................................................................................................47
6.1.9. Lock................................................................................................................48
6.1.10. CardInformation.............................................................................................49

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6.2. SystemSettings.......................................................................................................49
6.2.1. GPS Settings...................................................................................................49
6.2.2. Tochangethedevicename.............................................................................50
6.2.3. Memory...........................................................................................................50
6.2.4. Toremoveprograms.......................................................................................51
6.2.5. RegionalSettings............................................................................................51
6.2.6. ScreenSettings................................................................................................52
6.2.7. ResettofactorySettings.................................................................................52
6.2.8. ClockandAlarms............................................................................................53
6.2.9. Power..............................................................................................................54
6.2.10. BacklightSettings...........................................................................................54
6.2.11. Certificates......................................................................................................55
6.3. ConnectionsSettings...............................................................................................56
6.3.1. StandbyModeSettings...................................................................................56
6.3.2. Beam...............................................................................................................56
6.3.3. USBtoPC.......................................................................................................57
6.3.4. NetworkCards................................................................................................57
6.3.5. Bluetooth.........................................................................................................58
6.3.6. Connections.....................................................................................................59
6.3.7. SettingaGPRSConnection............................................................................60
6.3.8. ConnectGPRS................................................................................................63
6.3.9. DisconnectingGPRS.......................................................................................64
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7. .W Wo or rk ki in ng g w wi it th h D Do oc cu um me en nt ts s a an nd d F Fi il le es s......................................................................................65
7.1. MicrosoftOfficeWordMobile...............................................................................65
7.2. MicrosoftOffice ExcelMobile...............................................................................65
7.3. MicrosoftOffice PowerPointMobile......................................................................66
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8. .E Ex xp pe er ri ie en nc ci in ng g M Mu ul lt ti im me ed di ia a......................................................................................................67
8.1. Pictures&Videos....................................................................................................67
8.1.1. ToOpenPictures&Videos...............................................................................67
8.1.2. Tocopymediafilestoyourdevice.................................................................67
8.1.3. Toviewmediafiles.........................................................................................67
8.1.4. PicturesandVideosMenu...............................................................................67
8.1.5. Edit apicture...................................................................................................67
8.2. Camera....................................................................................................................67
8.3. Video.......................................................................................................................68
8.4. WindowsMediaPlayerMobile..............................................................................68
8.4.1. Toplaymedia..................................................................................................68
8.5. Games.....................................................................................................................69
8.6. Calculator................................................................................................................69
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9. .K KJ Ja av va a......................................................................................................................................70
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10 0. .I In nt te er rn ne et t S Sh ha ar ri in ng g.....................................................................................................................71
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11 1. .U Us si in ng g B Bl lu ue et to oo ot th h.....................................................................................................................72
11.1. Bluetoothmodes.....................................................................................................72
11.2. ToturnBluetoothonandmakeyourdevice visible................................................72

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11.3. Bluetoothpartnerships............................................................................................72
11.4. Beaminformation usingBluetooth.........................................................................73
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12 2. .R Re eu ut te er rs s....................................................................................................................................73
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13 3. .N Ni im mb bu uz zz z..................................................................................................................................74
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14 4. .S ST TK K/ /U UT TK K................................................................................................................................75
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15 5. .O Op pe er ra a M Mi in ni i.............................................................................................................................75
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16 6. .E Em ma ai il l2 2S SM MS S............................................................................................................................75
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17 7. .M Mi it tr r.........................................................................................................................................76
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18 8. .A Ab bo ou ut t S Sy yn nc ch hr ro on ni iz za at ti io on n..........................................................................................................78
18.1. SynchronizingwithYourPC...................................................................................78
18.2. SynchronizingwithExchangeServer.....................................................................79
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19 9. .F Fi il le e E Ex xp pl lo or re er r..........................................................................................................................81
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20 0. .S Se ea ar rc ch hi in ng g I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n..........................................................................................................82
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21 1. .M Ma ai in nt te en na an nc ce e...........................................................................................................................83
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22 2. .T Tr ro ou ub bl le es sh ho oo ot ti in ng g.....................................................................................................................84
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23 3. .A Af ft te er r S Se er rv vi ic ce es s..........................................................................................................................84
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1. . S Sa af fe et ty y
lBeforeyouusethephone,pleasecarefullyreadthissectiontograspthecorrectmethodofuse
and ensurethesafetyoftheholder, othersandproperties.
lAll thescreensin thismanualareforreferenceonly, and somecontentsactuallydisplayedmay
dependonthepresettingoftheservice providerorthenetworkoperator,ortheSIM/UIMcard.
If any functionsreferredtoin thismanualaredifferentfromthoseofyourphone,pleasefollow
yourphone.
lThespecificationsandappearance ofthisproductaresubjecttochangeduetoimprovementof
functionswithoutnotice.
lForGSMservice-relatedproblems, consult yourGSMserviceprovider.
lForCDMAservice-relatedproblems, consult yourCDMAserviceprovider.
lPleasebackupyourimportantdatatimelyandkeepthemproperly.Thecompanyisnotliable
foranyfailuretocall orloss ofdataduetomisoperation,poorsignalorpowercut, etc.
lDonotusethephoneinanenvironmentofextremelyhighorlowtemperature,otherwise,
malfunctionsmaybecaused.Usethephoneintemperaturesbetween5ºCand 35ºCanda
humidityof35%to85%.
lUsingthephoneinanenvironmentofmoistorhighhumiditymaycausemalfunctionsofthe
phone, thechargerandthebattery.
lDonotdroporstronglyimpactthephone,otherwise,malfunctionsmaybecausedandthe
phonecan tbeused.
lDonotusethephonenearany electronicdevicevulnerabletointerference.Otherwise,
malfunctionsofelectronicdevice maybecaused.Suchelectronicdevicesincludemedical
electronicdevices,suchashearingaidsandpacemaker,firealarms,autodoorsandother
automaticequipment.Ifyouhavetousethephonenearsuchdevices,pleasefirstconsult the
manufacturersand dealersofthesedevicestoavoidinterference.
lSwitchoffthephonewhenyou areontheplaneorinthehospitalwheretheuseofmobile
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usethephoneinsuchplaces,pleasefollowtheregulationsofthesites.
lThephonehasaninternalantenna.Whenswitchedon,donotholdtheantennaareaon thetop
ofthephone,otherwise,thequalityofconnectionandtheperformanceoftheantennamaybe
influenced, andthemax. talktimemaybereduced.
lToavoiddegaussing,donotputfinancialcards,phonecardsorothermagneticcardsnearthe
chargerand thephonetoavoidfailureofuseduetothecards.
lDonotplace thephoneandthebatteryunderdirectsunlightorinacarunderburningsunor
otherplacesofhightemperaturetoavoidinjuryduetooverheating,leakage,cracking,
distortion, orevenfireofthebattery.
lDonotputthephoneinaplace withexcessivedustorvibration (whichmaycausefailure)to
avoidmalfunctionsofthephone.
lDonottakeapartthephone,thechargerand thebattery,ormodifytheinternalstructure
withoutpermissiontoavoidmalfunctionsandaccidents.
lDonotletchildrenfiddlewiththephoneortheaccessoriestoavoidinjuringthemselvesor
others,ordamagingthephoneortheaccessories.Thephoneortheaccessoriesmaycontain
small removablecomponentswhichmayeasilycausesuffocationofchildren。
lIf thephoneiscontaminated,pleasewipeit withadrycloth.Donotuseorganicsolventsuch
asgasolinetowipethephonetoavoidcausingdamagesoftheoutersurface.
lIf smokeorpeculiarsmell isproducedduringuse,pleaseimmediatelyswitchoff thephoneand
removethebattery.Pleasehavethephonerepairedasarrangedbythestorewhereyoubought
thephone. Donotcontinuetousetoavoidcausinginjury.
lDonotdisposethephoneasurbanwaste.Fordetails,pleaserefertothelocalregulationsfor
thedisposition ofwasteelectronics.
1.1. Notice totheUseofBatteryand Charger
lThetimeforusingthebatteryisanestimatedtimeunder25and stablesignal.Ifusedina
placewithweaksignal,extremelyhighorlowtemperature,oroutsidetheservicearea,the
consumptionofbatterypowerwillbefaster,thusthestandby timeandmax. talktimemaybe
reduced.
lPleaseusetheaccessories, suchasbatteryandcharger, specifiedbythecompany toavoid risks
duetooverheating,leakage,explosion,orevenfireofthebatterycausedbynon-compliance
withthespecifications.
lThebatteryshouldbeputinacool,ventilativeandsunlight-free place.If thebatteryisinthe
exhaustingstatusforalongtime,it can tbecharged.Therefore, ifyoudonotusethephonefor
long,pleasechargethebatteryperiodically.
lThebatteryisexpendablegoods.Allthebatterieshaveacertainlife.Iftheperformance ofthe
batterycan tbeimprovedafterrepeatedcharging,thebatterymaybediscardedasuseless and
mustbereplacedwithanewone.
lPleasefullychargethebatterybeforeyouusethenewlyboughtphone.
lDonotchargethebatteryinaplacewithdirectsunlight,atemperatureequalingtoorbelow
0orequalingtoorabove45,highhumidity,excessivedustorvibration(whichmaycause
failure),oraplacenearTVorradio(asit mayproduce noiseinterferencetovideoorsound
signal).
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lDonotdismantlethephoneand thechargerformodificationwithoutpermissiontoavoid
malfunctionsorinjury.
lDonotstrongly impactorthrowthephoneorthebatterytoavoid leakageoroverheatingofthe
battery, ormalfunctionsofthephone.
lDonotshortthetwopolaritiesofthebatterytoavoidleakage,overheating,fireorexplosionof
thebattery.
lIfleakageofthebatteryenterstheeyesaccidentally,pleaseimmediatelywashtheeyeswith
freshwaterand go toadoctor.If it isnottreatedquickly,it maycauseseriousinjury,suchas
blindness.
lIf thebatteryiscontaminatedwithliquid, it maycauseburnormalfunctionsduetooverheating
ofthebattery.Thechargermayalsocauseoverheating,damages,electricshockand
malfunctions.If thechargerisaccidentallysunk inwater,orsmokeorpeculiarsmell is
producedduring charging,pleaseimmediatelyswitchoffthephoneandunplugtheACcable
fromthesocket.Pleasehavethephonerepairedasarrangedbythestorewhereyouboughtthe
phone. Donotcontinuetousetoavoidcausing injury.
lDonotputthechargerand theACcableinaplace withflameorovenstoavoidcausing injury
duetooverheating, leakageorfireofthebattery.
lDonottouchthecharger,thepowercableand theplug ofACpowersupplywithwethandsto
avoidelectricshockormalfunctions.
lDonotstronglypull thewireofthecharger,orputheavyobjectsonthepowercable,orchange
thepowercableoptionally,otherwise,electricshockorfiremaybecaused.
lWhenthebatteryisfullycharged,pleaseunplugthechargerfromthesocket.
lDonotdisposetheusedbatterytogetherwithdailywaste.Pleasedisposetheusedbatteryin
accordancewiththeregulationsissuedbythelocalauthority.

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2. . I In nt tr ro od du uc ct ti io on n
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2. .1 1. . N Na am me e a an nd d F Fu un nc ct ti io on ns s o of f t th he e P Pa ar rt ts s o of f t th he e P Ph ho on ne e
PartsofthePhone DescriptionofFunctions
1 Scroll key
lUnderthe defaultstatus,you can scroll upordownto
navigatethroughmenus,programinstructions,confirm
an operation.
lLongpress it toswitchtothe otherstatus;youcanadjust
the volumeunderthe otherstatus.You can deactivatethe
ringtone bythe Scroll keywhen youhaveanincoming
call.
lLongpress it toswitchbetween the twostatuses.
2 OK key lToconfirmyourdataentries,ortoexittheprogramin
use.
3 USB/charger interface
4 LED
5 Receiver
6 Touchscreen
7 Mic
8 WINkey lToenterstart menu.
9 Leftfunction key
10 Send key lToansweracall.
11 End key lToend acall.

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Number/letter keys
*key lOnthe Todayscreen, press the keyoncetoinput *”. lToswitchbetween ABC/abcwhen you areusingABC
Input orEnglishInput.
12
#key
lOnthe Todayscreen, press the keyoncetoinput #”.
lTodeletethepreviouscharacterswhen youareusing
ABCInput.
lTodeletetheprevioustextorthehighlighted textusing
EnglishInput.
13 Rightfunctionkey
14 Powerkey
15 Earphoneinterface
16 Camerakey
17 Stylus
18 Camera
19 Self-PortraitMirror
20 Speaker
21 Battery
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2. .2 2. . D De es sc cr ri ip pt ti io on n o of f D Di is sp pl la ay y C Co on nt te en nt ts s
Thetablebelowliststheiconsthatmayappearon thephone.Excepttheiconsformodeandthe
powericon, othericonsaresortedaccordingtothecurrentmodeandpriorityofthephone.
Icons Description
1
Selecttoopenthestartmenu.
TherearesomeunreadGSMmessages.
TherearesomeunreadCDMAmessages.
Indicatesyou haveunreadMMS.
2
Therearesomemissednumbers.
Showthesignalstrength.
3
CDMAdataconnectivityison
Connectionisactive.
4
GPRSservice available.
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Showthesignalstrength.

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GSMdataconnectivityison.
6
Selecttoadjustvibrate/ringonevolumelevel.
7
Indicatingthecurrentresidualbatterypower, including:
Thepowerisfull.
Thepowerismoderate.
Thepowerislow.
Thepoweristobeusedup.
8
Itappearswhenthealarmisactivated.
9
IndicatestheSIMcardisinGSMroamingstatus.
10
IndicatestheUIMcardisinCDMAroamingstatus.
11
SelecttoenterBluetooth.
12
Selecttotogglethescreen.
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2. .3 3. . P Ph ho on ne e a an nd d A Ac cc ce es ss so or ri ie es s
Openthepackingboxofthephoneandcheckthatyourhaveall theaccessoriestothephone.If
anythingismissed,orany mistakeisfound intheusermanual,suchasmissingpages,please
contactthelocaldealer.
Item Quantity
D-1111 phone 1
Battery 1
Earphone 1
Datacable 1
MicroSDcard 1
MicroSDtoSDsocket 1
USBcardreader 1
LCDprotector 1
Leathercover 1
Stylus 2
CD 1
Charger 1
UserManual 1
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2. .4 4. . S Sp pe ec ci if fi ic ca at ti io on ns s
Network GSM/GPRS:850/900/1800/1900MHz
CDMA2000 1X: 800 MHz
Battery 1350mAh Li-ionBattery
Charger Input: 110V-240AC 50/60Hz

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Output: 5VDC 750mA
Dimension 110.8mm*58.3mm*16.8mm
Weight 130.2g
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2. .5 5. . S St ta an nd db by y T Ti im me e / / M Ma ax x. . T Ta al lk k T Ti im me e
StandbyTime
StandbyMode StandbyTime
DualMode About100 hours
GSMMode About120 hours
CDMAMode About120 hours
Max.TalkTime
GSM About510 minutes
CDMA About270 minutes
*Thestandbytimeisthetimeforcontinuousworkingwhenthephoneisnotinanycall or
moved.Thestandby timeandmax. Talktimedependonthespecificnetwork.
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2. .6 6. . A Ab bo ou ut t S SI IM M C Ca ar rd d U UI IM M C Ca ar rd d a an nd d t th he e B Ba at tt te er ry y
lPleasestorethecardsoutofthereachofchildren.
lThecardsand thecontactsarevulnerableto damagesduetoscratching orbending.Therefore,
becarefulwhenusing, insertingorremovingthecards.
lBesuretoswitchoff thephonebeforeyouinsertorremovethebatteryorthecards,
otherwise, thephonemaybedamaged.
2.6.1. ToinsertSIMcard, UIMcardand battery
1. Insertthecardintheslotinthedirection indicatedbythearrow. (Up:thecardslotforUIM
card. Down:thecardslotforSIMcard.). Pleaseinsertthecardwiththemetalcontactofthe
cardfacing downwards.
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Tip:Besureto usetheoriginalbattery.
2.6.2. Toremovethebattery, SIMcardand UIMcard
1. Switchoff thephone.
2. Pushandremovethebatterycover.
Pushoutthecardfromtheslotwithafingerinthedirectionindicatedbythearrow.(Up:thecard
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2.6.3. Tochargethebattery
1. Inserttheplugofthechargerintotheinterface ofthephone,and insertthechargerintothe
powersocketcarefully.Thebatteryiconwill blink.
2. Whenthephoneisoff,theredlightislit duringcharging.Whenthebatteryiconstops
blinkingorthegreenlightislit, it indicatesthatthechargingisfinished.
3. Afterthecharging,unplug thechargerfromthesocket,andpress and holdtheleftandright
buttonson theplugofthechargertopullouttheplug fromthephone.
Tips:
Thebatteryicon displayedonthescreenindicatesthatthebatterypowerislow.Please
chargethebatteryfollowingthestepsabove.
Pleasechargethebatterybeforeyou usethenewlyboughtphone.Wesuggestyou chargethe
batteryfor4 hourscontinuouslyforthefirsttime.
ChargingwhenthephoneisintheON modewill notinfluence thenormaldialingandanswering,
butthisneedstoconsumepower, thusthetimeofchargingwill increase.
Wesuggestyourechargethebatterywhenthepowerisusedup soastoprolongthelifeofthe
battery.
2.7. Toswitchonand off
To switchon: Press Powerkey whenthephoneisintheOFF mode.
If thephonelockhasbeenactivated,youneedtoinputthecorrespondingpasswordtounlock.
If theSIM/UIMcardhasbeeninsertedinthephone,and therelatedPINcodeprotectionis
activated,youneedtoinputthe4-8 passwordstounlock.
Warning: Ifyouinputwrong PINcodesthree times,theSIM/UIMcardwill belockedandyou
needtoinputthePUKcodetounlock.BoththePINcodeandPUKcodeareprovidedbythe

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networkoperator.
To switchoff: Inthestandbymode, longpress Powerkey.
2.8. StandbyMode
1. Tap thesignalstrengthtoactivatephoneconfiguration.
2. Tap Standby Mode toselectStandbyMode.
Therearefivestandbymodes:
lPDA Mode: Closetelephonecommunicationfunction.
lC/G Mode:BothCDMAandGSMcanreceiveincomingcallsormessages,butCDMAis

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priortoGSMwhenyoumakecalls.If you wanttomakeacall fromGSM,youshouldinput
thephonenumberandtap(Menu),select DialGSM.Thenthenumberwillbedialedfrom
SIMnetwork.
Tip: Whenyoumakecallsnexttime, CDMAisstill priortoGSMbydefault.
lG/C Mode:BothGSMandCDMAcanreceiveincomingcallsormessages,butGSMis
priortoCDMAwhenyoumakecalls.If youwanttomakeacall fromCDMA,youshould
inputthephonenumberandtap(Menu),select DialCDMA.Thenthenumberwillbedialed
fromCDMAnetwork.
lCDMA Mode: Tomake/answercallsandreceive/sendmessagesthroughCDMAanduse
all kindsofvalue-addedCDMAservices.
lGSM Mode: Tomake/answercallsandreceive/send messagesthroughGSMand useall
kindsofvalue-addedGSMservices.
2.9.Todayscreen
TheTodayscreendisplaysimportantinformation, suchasupcomingappointmentsandstatus
indicators, youcantapasectiononthescreentoopentheassociatedprogram.
Afteropeningupthe Start menu:
TheitemsdisplayedintheStartmenucanbecustomizedbytaping Start> Setting >Menus

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2.10.UsingtheInputPanel
Theinputpanelprovidesyouwithvariousinputmethodsincluding: ABC Input,BlockRecognizer,
EnglishInput,Keyboard,LetterRecognizer,Transcriber.You caninputletters,numbers,symbols,
orpunctuations.
2.10.1.UsingtheABC Input
ABC Inputallowsyoutoentercharactersbypressingkeysonthekeyboard.
1. Inanapplication, taptheinputpanelarrow, thentapABC Input.
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toselectcharactersand numbers.
lPress 1 key toinputfrequentlyusedsymbolsandpress 1 repeatedlytoselectsymbols.
lPress # key todeletepreviouscharacters.
lPress 0 key once toinput “space”, press 0 key twicetoinput “0”.
Tip:Press *key toswitchbetweenABC andabc.
2.10.2.UsingtheBlock Recognizer
TheBlockRecognizerallowsyou touseasinglestroketowriteletters,numbers,symbolsor
punctuations, whichareconvertedintotypedtext.
1. Inanapplication,taptheinputpanelarrow, thentap BlockRecognizer.
2. Writeletters, numbers, symbols,orpunctuationsinthedesignatedarea.
lWritelettersontheabcareaofthebox.
lWritenumbersonthe123 areaofthebox.
lTapthespecialsymbolsbuttontokeyinsymbols,punctuationsand otherspecial
characters.
lTap “?”helpbuttonforhelponhowtoinputcharacters.
2.10.3.UsingEnglishInput
EnglishInputallowsyoutoentertextsbypressingkeysonthekeyboard.

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1. Inanapplication, taptheinputpanelarrow, thentap EnglishInput.
lTokeyinaword,press thekeysonthekeyboard.
lPress * key tomovehighlightedbarinthewordlist.
lPress 0 key toaddselectedword.
lPress # key todeleteprevioustextorhighlightedtext.
Tip:Beforeyouinput,press *key toswitchbetweenABCand abc.
2.10.4.Usingtheon-screenkeyboard
Withtheon-screenkeyboardyoucankeyintext,symbols,numbers,orotherspecialcharacters
wheninputispossible.
1. Inanapplication, taptheinputpanelarrow, thentap Keyboard.

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2. Keyintextbytappingkeysontheon-screenkeyboard.
Toenlargetheon-screenkeyboard:
1. Taptheinputpanelarrowandthentap Option.
2. Select Keyboard fromtheinputMethodlist.
3. Tap Largekeys.
2.10.5.UsingtheLetterRecognizer
WiththeLetterRecognizeryoucanwriteindividualletters,numbers,orspecialcharacters,which
areconvertedintotypedtext.
1. Inanapplication, taptheinputpanelarrow, thentap Letter Recognizer.
2. Writeletters, numbers, symbolsandpunctuationsinthedesignatedwriting area.
lWritecapitallettersontheABCareaofthebox.
lWritelowercaselettersontheabcareaofthebox.
lWritenumbersonthe123 areaofthebox.
lTapthespecialsymbolsbuttontokeyinsymbols,punctuationsand otherspecial
characters.
lTap “?”helpbuttonforhelponhowtoinputcharacters.
2.10.6.UsingTranscriber
Transcriberisahandwritingrecognitionprogramthatallowsyou towriteincursive,print,or
mixedstyles.Itcanrecognizenotonlywrittentextbutalsonumbersandsymbols.Makesureto
writelegibly.See helpformoreinformationonthetranscriber.